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The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

WAsHINGToN, d. C., Feb. p, 1868.
SIR: By virtue of the power and
authority vested 10 me, as President,
by the Cons titutiOn and laws of the
United States, you are hereby remov-
ed from the Office of Secretary Of
War, and your functions as such will
terminate upon receipt of this commu-
nication. You will transfer to Brevet
Major General l.. Thomas, Adjutant
Geperal of the Army, who has to day
been authorized to act as Secretary of
War, al interim, all records, books,
papers, and other public property
now in your custody and charge.
Respectfully, yours, .-..
ANDREW JOHNSON, President
10 Hon Edl0jn NJ Stanton. Wash
ington, d. e.
The President. sent in the following
nominations to-day: George b.
Mcclellan, Of Ohio, Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to England; James r.. Hubbell of
Ohio, Minister Resident to Ecuador:
Major-General George H. Thomas, to
be Lieutenant General, and General
by brevet; VIM. Il. Faily, Surveyor
General of California; Augustus
Bradley, Assessor Of Internal kege-
nue., I'd District of Indiana.
The members Of the National Dem
Ocratic Committee net informally
z this morning, at the rooms of the
resident Committee 1t seems to be
understood that the Committee ap-
pointed by the Chicago National Con
vention will hold a private meeting,
at which many preliminary matters
will be considered. Among the most
important are, whether tie regular
sessions Of the Committee shall be
open to the public, and as to the pow
ers Of the irregularly appointed mem
bers from the Southern States. A
preliminary meeting viii be called by
August Belmont, Of New York, and
it will probably be held tonight.
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and st.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

For Commercial aud RiUer Dispatches see
Fftth PaOs.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

interview With Gen. Grant.
~E EE4 4El a#f
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

General Lorenzo Thomas
Nam led as his Successor.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

Committee Satisfied With
His Position.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

Congress onal Proceedings.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22
DR.. f. L. DAVIS,
homeopathic.

once - Upstairs In old Engine House,
Second Street, between Main and Locust
nOv27 d2t
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

Order for the Removal of
Secretary Stanton.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

One by Law of Congress
and One by Usurpation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
THE CQURTS.

SUPREME COURT IN GENERAL TEEN-TEr
Gs,rg"t""1 Flor Inspection Cdsc.-This morn
ing ihe case ef the Corporation OF GEORGE own
ast. John X. Davidson was taken MP aud Az
gued by Mr.. Matthews for the plaintiff and Mr.
Nerrlck for defendant. In this case the i'm
portant question rs to whether n Corporation
has the power TO impose 8 tax for inspect
ing Hour IA roHSifu through city-,he
Hour having been manufactured without its
Jurisdiction, and not having previously been
inspected. Mr. Matthews contends that the
ordinance of the Corporation cannot be regard
ed as a regulation of Commerce. power over
which is reserved 10 Congress by article I, Sec
tion :, OF the Constitution of the United State,
and that by act of Congress of March }, lSf'5,
the Corporation is authoriZed 10 ssregulate the
inspection OF flour &c, and by virtue of
that power and section - act OF Assembly OF
Novemberl1S9. the ordinance was passed NJ
EerrlCk takes the grounds that the ordinance
l. unconstitutional and void; that The ordinance
c"Anoi be defended as belonging 10 tine class OF
II Specton laws recognized by the Supreme
Court as within the legislative power OF the
seEeiai States that the people OF the United
S'aies constitute Cne nalUn, and have the right
TO 90 from one part of that nation to another,
anc engage III commerce between lis various
sections without thereby sublccting themselves
or their properly TO taxation by the States or
municipalities through which they MAJ lind
Il AeceSs.ry TO pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
GEORGETOWN.
AffniHa In Gnar,eiaHu.

Once. Georgeto .n. ID. G.. OetobS -. usB,:
Lacx slb5 H.. ManS 5s N5 W. j MSy Bowls
Campbell Mr. Susan: Cotburl Mrs Y ludsll;
Fsrree Mrs Abs; Gsmbert Mrs Sarah II; Hill
Mrs lether; Hamilton MIssIs Harriet; Johnsoa
Miss Margaret; Jones Chaglotse cold: kiIlapa
Ellen; lie Elaac Miss Jette; McCar.y Mrs NJ r;
OHerron Miss Ellen; Ros, Mrs Ma. ga-p'; Scot
Mrs Roretta; smith Miss Emma Percy; Will
hams Miss Silly.
Gentemen'S LIss.-Bosrmln John: n R:lsy lie.
nard; Bunting Caps X W, Boon John W Col
burn NJ; Calne Sinfocd II Dixon w r. ,: Dietz
J; Dawson VIM l. Drury VIM; Gr,yes Il:
Hardly Michael; KCene john W; Luikin Cha
:, Lnces Chas; Moreau Jo1n; McDoAough
James; Mayfield Miles; Mann Geo w: Naumsn
Ross Chss, cold; Ryan Mr.; Strother Il II; \ =
tain Henry; Smith x Ma-bury; Snerek Mr.:
Simms Geo l.: Thomas Henry; wayne w NJ;
Warren VIM; Yabb q W.
SCHOOL GUAgDIANs.-The Board OF ScAool
Guardians met last evening 30 confer with Mr.
A. Cluss. architect in rega-! TO some aliera-
tons 10 be msde IN the plan OF the propo I'd
new school hoU sc, Id the arChit ct was dlr, -
ed 10 have tue PLAZA as altered re iy for deIiy-
cry by tomorrow alternC IN 10 the Secretary,
who Will place the same In the hands of the
Corporation clerk for the inspection of BID
deTs, so that they may change TIER blds ac-
eord'ngly. The propo ed alteration consists
of an addition of feetto each eEd OF the build
ing for vesribule purposes. and tie oonstruc-
ton OF an area around that portion OF the base
ment TO be occIpied by the Iauitof.l The Bo ard
will m, ct on Monday evening next TO award
the contract
DRAD-It was Mrs. Elzlbesh Bowman.
WIDOW of the late John Bowman, Of PhIlldel-
phia. and mother-in-'aw OF MI. &. Colne, who
died sudd.aly AT tie residence Of that gen tie-
men, No. 81 Brid e street. Tue sday evening.
and not his mother a stated in our ia ue Of
yesterday. Mr.. C.'s mo,her is living IN Chi-
cago.
TIE RIOT ON TUESDAY NIaHT-Alrrea
Snowden Sad William Grlham, colorcd, We're
hsfn m taGa Igaa. l-ax- m
with beng engaged in the riofDds proc, sdings
on Iue-dsy night, corner OF Mont yomeTy aud
Dunharton sirI Its. Graham was held 10 bI'l
for court ia the sum OF $50. and SnOwden's
case wss continued for a fur,ber hearing this
aitTrnoon at three O'Clock.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGR-5,21O bushels OF
wheat Were offered this morning without auy
sGlcs.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-S amer Thomas
Il. Cahill. MaIth, Philadelphia. CIeared-S .hr
Piata, Smith, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
NEWS VIA ASPINWAJL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The stelmer RISING
Star has arrived from AspinwalI, bringing
:. 500 in treasure and Panama dates 10 tie
Hth.
still refuses to acknowledge the Goveramcu ut
IN Panama, SO that there are two Governments
on the lsihmus. A military force il TO be sent
from Panama 10 settle the question by force of
arms.
There is nothing further from South America
IN relation TO the recent earthquake.
Advices from Australasia to the 9Th of Sem
temf er, have reached P3nama.
cinnIbIr mine, yielding s. per cent or
quicksilver, has b6 en- discovered III New South
Wales.
The great tidal wave, which started from the
Cosst OF Perd on the 18th of August last, was
felt very sersbly throughout the Australi &c
Colonies On the next day; but no serious dam
age Is reported TO have resultrd. An e.rth-
quake occurred at the SINE time
The Government trooT5 have had some fight
ing in New Zealand with the Marries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

SH-. Nry.!.- b 'iI--. - aIt citizen J.
Louisville, dl-d there = q tight 300, wh. q
V-Jdu~ad mCTtil sl.iJ,. e J.. ai-...,s ou-h.
bu- - ion 0Ov-.
rS-EfInua-Ota i - NO-S, a. -ae q y -la,,-io,
Epon Ne question " 40 llIsliI 'ua- -bsurd aad
.Irlb--us par % cr.rlin-. elu-- u7-e..ue-y
L --ald jury. =.
s<A September Ie.--r sr5E. Pa-is sa.ys.
- LJugf.lioW and his pay have re@ct5s
Fi~, after . mp in Gr-1 Brian 7Dt -1rousl
SAT- --i1Id.
eyyas 4 dauG. 4 landowner - P-yrat &c
E-EaC. france. IN a drunken n ~hJt hls H-,Le
girL a child Of 'hir--en, while aiming ~ MS
Tif~ The ch ID fI-u after two days suHrrII- =.
~ t. Eaau'iiul Si.t9g crown, man -tu ,i
foT t'H Booth, was worn by MIN Tor The trsl
t-Tc~ d. Richard H. Ia BOs or, p Saturday
tT'riuE. Mat nonsense
81 Cice-o Beardslry, of NswtOwn Conn, re-
c.ntly colo lis properly, LET. Ais Wi q and lOL.
ID .iurr1s 500 lloyd With a =eTvant -Irl Of
e eFn. The vr',ah L now comes sEeaE.E e
LIck-
e. a Tacs la--ly zoo. piace IL Eegland De-
~ vt"r g man SHd hOTs-. Taey we're 10 Start
sv-t sd ID" oi7.sn-e was one hundred yards.
z E- ac-sr Won Ia even aud n half seCsnd ;.
bs-siug tilr man tSeaty Yards
. n CJiconda, Pope County, Illinois, :
w Days agO, ! yCLnc gul, daughter OF "
nth, pCi-s' LrO berre.I Wt-u slrychntns She
rad PrsEse Hs4T cchtt>-.d that shs mai paan So
tl 81. uud-F rforii>e O n.sl rIsgs, o. Alsxsn-
or Was5CBt -1l --r -u4ciG- vrs- cau<e.f ~ MS
rrr--ai % fu'f'f -. promise
nVFp1iIsh-Dp.cuttUris rists 's-upefy n. fnss-ts
.sl.b cnlerriO rIn1 snd theB safety rsI,0ys sne
.-1-t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
THE FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION
PAPERS In NEW XARK

NE" YORK, Oct. 22.-Benl. b. RosenburS
was arraigncd yesterday before the u. 5. Com
missioner, charged with having been engaged
IN forging naturaiiz ltion papers. Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Allen stated that Rosenburg had
beeh engaged IN this business At No. Centre
SIRE for several days, and had solf thous an
u them, the papers being fully msde out and
tearipg tne seal Of competent, with blank
space lett for the insertion of any desired name.
toeSe forged pipers had been sent ND the riysr
and into the interior of the State. Thee cer-
inica'fs We're sold AT dollar apIe,s. The ex-
IN nation was fix d for TODAY at . a. M an A
he detendant wss held in $4,000 bail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
DED CATION OF THE SEDGWiCE
MONUMENT

Nv I OK. Oct. .2.-The dedication o, the
n oauIDent 20 General Ssdgwiek ttook place al
Wi foint yesterday afternoon The cere.
InCpiss were elaborate and impo-ing An
ora ion was delivered by Geo. W. Curtis aud
a mIlitery salute was fixed. Many OF the mill
tary com rades and friends OF the deceased were
u.cs.nt. The memorial Is la accordance with n
rssclutiCp of Congress, end consists Of n monu.
rper, on which is placed n statne, in brouze of
The DO nd hero OF the Wilderness, obtained by
melting three large c9nnon captured In battje
by he Sixth Corps- asd sabseq qGentiy east
yipoA the models Of n des igh, furnish he'd bys l.
Thompson. OF THIS city af The foundry Of Rob.
Wecti s Co. Ridge avenue, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

TEE orr o. PENNSy..vA-EIi - Ve nave Of
fcIaI returns OF every county in me late. in
some cass- only the Official HlaI IJ.Iti - being
given, Dut IN the larger number the whole vote
Tor each candidate for auditor general. They
foot up 81 follows: For HaFtranft, republican,
aJ5,3tS- for BOyl@, democrat, 2,I-2io. Hart
ranft's ma Or.ty, I~.;'4. In OEr table the repub-
lean maIOrIty n Bradford county Is put 81
3,Si5. The Ma luTA TT4DUne puts II AZ 1868.
Y nul ~ II asCr T-aIEvd which - correct tits
Impossible 10 say - IL, her tLr ma oTity N .he
Safe VIII exceed CT fall short q zen thousand.
he to'al yot- IN the - v 30 b. IN he neigh
nOThood of t4'.Or The total votes IL the three
most important elections pre- sdIng this We're
n follow In l~H. I-2-y-c iE 1876. la7.'-.. u
l-r-- 5ji-J11.- IEti.. batf.fta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The Presbyterian Synod Of NJ York a I'd
New Jersey Seg SCHOOL, and the Synod of
New Jer=ey (OIs SCHOOL, are in session in New
York cry. Both bodies IO.usd in a uuion
prayer m, eting Yesterday. when Dr Cayler. of
New NOG., wurTsIy al vocltsd church reunioq
The Dad school SynCd adopted a r,,soIut on.
offered by DR.. ACllyIIue, of Princeton that a.,
agreement now eXI-t-0- hltwsak The t-vo
braDch's OF the ChdrcE Szch a. 10 warrant
tEeir reunion without Unnecs Sarv d-I4y
The attendance ~ the Frederick C,un.y
Nd Agricultural E5ir Yesterday W. IN, IIry
-st ever known. The ran pr-vpat-d the I =, 4
OF speed Tor pacsrs snr Tackers, which was
postponed Until SATURDAY. Gov Bowie aud
mayor Banks arrived n. Fr-der.ck yCs te -Clay.
"A meeting was held iB Charleston =. g. YES
teIuay aftrrnoon tO express indignation a. the
recent mt urders committed in tue upper pat OF
South Carolina Gov. Scott has i<sued n re-
ward for the sppr"hen>ion OF the nurderprs
Dr. McCOsh, late OF Belfast, Ireland. viii be
maugurated a President of Princeton College
next Tuesday. He was received With great
cOrdtality at Princeton y sterday.
The importation OF eattle aud hides from the
United States into -. Thomas IS prohib ted on
account Of reports of the prevalence of cattle
disease in this country.
An extensive fraud is in course OF parpatra
ton IN the West by the sale OF forged drafts.
neatly easrayed. OF a supposed banking huu p
n WassrtOwn, New York.
The New York Womeu's TypOgraphic Il
union has declined sending .-maIe compost
tors TO Galveston, 10 work Tor les than he
regular rafCs.
Governor Seymour. the Democratic candidate
Iof fre>ideIt- delivered a brief political ad-
dress 4. Syracuse, New York, VI steTday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

COAL AND W ooD CoNTRACTAwARDRp.
day Mayor Bowen awarded the contract for
furnishing wood and coal 10 the Corporation
Offices end station houses, amounting to two
hundred ions of coal and seventeen and half
cords o. kindling wood to T. T. Fowler, OF ne
Seventh Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

ALARM OF FIRB.-Shortly after one O'Clock
to-day, smoke was seen issuing from the win
Gows of the Washington Building, corner ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and tha alarm
was turned In from box 81, Bank OF Washing
tom by Commissioner John II. Johnson. The
fire apparatus WIS quickly on the spot. but
taeir services were not needed, the alarm being
caused by n defective fIue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR IERsBUGa
TIE L. @ borg Muror says.
!. l.. Rinker, auciioneer, sold for John VI
Orr. on Saturday last, bis lot adjoining the
town of Leesburg. and containing sIx-and-a-
falf aorr., for S1JO per acre. Henry T. Harri-
son, purchaser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

EXTENSION OF TIE HAMPSHIRE ROAD
The Alexandria Commercial OF this morning
says: The Alexandria LoudOn " Hampshire
Rrilroad trains VIII from and after Today run
from Clark's Gap, three miles beyold Leas-
burg. We learn that Mr.. Peacock has made
arrangements to convey passengers from
The oldest stage proprietors in the Valley is TO
place fine stsge on the Clark's Gap and Win
chester line, with q fare OF $3.50 from Alexan.
0ria TO Winchester, which is a reduction ofone.
half. Mr.. Peacock will don btless follow suit.
and the public viii be benefited if the stage
prop,i ietors find themselves losers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB.-Hou. A. G
Riddle and others Will address tue Central
Grant and ColiaN Club this evening, at Upion
League Hall. 9th street, near Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

OVERBoARD.-1his morning, about O'Clock.
young man, belonging TO the schooner Oceln
Queen, lying in the stream near Foxler's
" haIf fell from the deck into the river, and
was with difficulty rescued from dlOwning.
He had just emerged from the cabin where he
hrd slept, and was proceeding to the bow of the
boat 10 draw some water, when his foot slipped
from the gunwae as he was in the act of leaning
over to ill the bucket, and he plunged into the
Potomac in water about ten feet deep. Beng
one, but fortunately on coming 10 the surface
be was enabled to grasp a rope brlcmg the lib.
3ocm, TO which he be held till his cries brought
assistance. The ducking was rather unpleas.
afterwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

GONE ON.-Deiective Ryan of Hartford, ar
rived here this morning and took in custody
W. II Johnson. alias Bradley, arrested here
several days ago by DE cctives Clarvoe aud
Bigly, for larceny OF $500, with whom he re-
turned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

Try THOS. BOWLING, Aacaopes ar; 90 rgetoSr.
ksTkTk, sUirhBLs Fok FoIsS FaS rSes q Ss -.
niEL PTRPosEs, IN GEoEGLTowN, Al
IA o. TUESDAY ,oc, asth. At 5 O'Clock m -,
E%;:4 VIII sou, on tue pr m sea, psrt of u
Water s.rces, ransing back TO Bess.y's Alisy. "A.
proved by Large three story Brick Dws'lir ,
Pm: Of Lots No. q and, 7s fronting g feet On
Matsr strt ct, running hack 20 Bsatt, Alley Inn
Bouse and Br-k sufiding
Para Of LS, No q, Isnt.os % Gees on w't-r
by large thIe. ssory Brick Dwelling Housr.
tannns Ul nH1 f Sac 70 :, feet o. MsteT
by large three story Brick House and ia K
Also part Of Lot No 7s frontiu eIs Zee, on Cecil
Alley. 10y a oeplh oI Al Il .eet, improved by twD
Frame fenements.
On WEDNESDAY. Oct 9Th. at ; o-c,o,ko
part Of Lot No us. fronting s5f.tt on an street
running back lJO feet. imp -oyed with q frame
Part of Lot Ia fronting II Ga feet on 9TH ,raet
running back iSo feet, improved b. a Brick ne
Part of Lot No lss fronting 30 feet on .th s.ree.
running back 50 feet, il proved py a Brick Tene
Terms: 0ne-thir cash: balance in six Al
twelve months, with iatei eJt, secured by deed of
IT. tIest s on The !roserty Convex aucine and s.anp'
soon as the pro periy is struck on, u @i'V
o. lg IInt.I THOMAS DOwLING, Auct.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GnODs.-yos,
! opened, large sock. embracing Pop,ins. Me
rinos, Empress Cloths, Mouse'ins Alp ,a Reps,
B,sck French lpacas, BombAzin-s, French
vests, Grand Duche5se AID Othe- be .u-ifuI sSirts
Corsets, Cloths, ClssimeUeJ, Virgins Full Cloths
ana Cs,slnets A Ia 'ge stock of Domestics VIZ
cheap; 100 yards Calicos from Sc up; good "a
Vide Bleached Muslin l21-c.; Wsmsutta 80 f; lnf
Sheetings 81 cts; Alexsrures and JosepL X.
GloNes, Hositry; Motors, sc Carpetinss I'r.g-
Res snd ollclofhs We o nise great bargain =
Gil who may favor Us VITA = call.
BENJAMIN MILLER
a 10l Brio ge rect.
oe o-Im Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Fitch &
Fox, Real Estate Agents, have sold for Mr.
10 hua Pierce square 192, fronting 80 feet on
10Th street, lor s Si2.CC3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

THE RIvFR FgoNT.-The ste amer Wawa,et.
Fawke, arrived at Potomac Ferry Wharf yes
terday evening from CIrI .omau aud ntermp-
dIate landings, having on board large num-
t-r OF passengers and heavy Freight. The
steamer Arrow made her usual trip To Mount
Vernon.
Carriers yed-Schoone Mary
ID. Ireland. Ireland. from Phi!ad"lph'a, with
351 tons Of CO Il for L. J. Galt. SIiied-Schr
John N. lily, Really, tor Havre- -de-Irice, Ia ight:
Virginia Dare. johnson, down the river, light
Riley's Wharf.-Arrivcd-St, ,amer Virginia,
Gregg, from Potomac Creek, with wood for
MARKET and five schooners loaded with fat
nicely rayored oysters, from various flats, con-
signed TO Wingfield. Stewar! Il 90. S1iiCd-
Schooner U. IL. Folly, Bunting, for Havre- de-
Grace
Browns WhaTf--Arrived-S Betty.
Hooper, Gordon from Quantico Creek, with
forty cords Of hickory wood for =. i. Brown 4
Son. Sa'led-Schoo1er j. L.. Smyrk. Smith, for
Hayre de-Grace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-This morning
Harvey &. Bo-tor WIS admitted - the bar o.
the supreme Co1rt of the Disrici, in the Ia
port OF the Examining Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

i n BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIk,ss,
At the City of Washington, on the lith day Of
pc ober. ISIS The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as assignee Of HENRY
y BLOUT. IN the City of Washington, within said
District, VINO has been ad jud ged a Bankrupt upon
his own petition, by the Supreme Court of said
DlstTct GEO. MASON. Attorney a. Law,
oc l5-l law3w City Hall, Assignee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

THE ATTENTION Of our readers Lke,v IN
want music during the coming season is a,
rected 20 the card Of Mr.. Boston in ano,h.r
column. Mr. 3. is su accomplis he'd rnnsiejs
and guarantees satisfaction, Hs.s s1 : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

~ Th" New York Herald says The Iates,
style OF hat IS "a cross between kossutb a
sombreGo, round high private's forage cap
KNOCKED ou; Of shape during his last spree"
~ A citizen OF Pittsburg has given SjaIlI
10 build home for sh hoeblacks and newsboys
in that city.
~ Salt Lake City has 25,oo0 popu 'ation.
~ Eaten, Ohio, celebrated General Scheuck- :
reelection with 4 grand dance
r. James Stephens is school teaching in
Paris.
|The n. o. Picayune says PolIard's Life
OF Davis Will be a .'libel and a lie from begin
ming TO end"
- German railroadItes are 10 enjoy Amerl-
can sloeping-cars.
aSPrince Napoleon and General Prim are
finn friends.
1In order 20 guard against fires a commit
tee OF the citZens OF New Haven are examining
IN every house, The manner IN which stove and
infnace pipes ale put in. The plan is good
ore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

CrTTIN0 AFFAIE-t pcSperp'e Caorpctsl-
Eetwren eleven aud twelve O'Clock last night,
while MI. Thomas Young, private watchman
at the Centre marker was passing through the
vegetable 5 1lls, be discovered Charles Els,
cOloTed mas, making Off with bIrre. aud
oHeriakng him requested that ne should go 20
the end OF the market, which The fellow readily
complied with. Arriving at the west end Of
the covered shed, MIR. ! Dung askCi Ellis whtt
he was going 10 do with the barrel, TO which he
replied Its none Of your business Mr.
Young retoItcd, its probably more my busi-
n'es han you are aware of, aud want you 10
go with me to the station- hou.r,n AZ which
the fellow matterrd something, and Imme-
dIa'aly drawing a knife rom his pocket.
Inflicted two severe cuts, one between the legs.
and the other on the right shoulder of Mr.
Young. Ellis then startCi to run, when Mr.
Young blew his W hiStle, which was heard At
the entail S'atlon-horse. and offi, er Patrick
he '1rney started IN puisuit. Upon approach
ing Ellis. he made a lunge at MIR. kearpry
with the knife. but that officer doGged il aud
struck him E a blow with his baton which
brought him TO stand still, and made him an
easy subject of al rest. Ellis, who 4 is 1rious
character, was committed to the 81 on house
nll this morning, when Justice Clark heard
bis case. and committed bin 10 jill IA answer
before court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
ANorHEr FxooH ARDEN CAsE-Ssvsnts

OASE.-SSeVpntppu
years ago a colored woman. the wife OF
STROLLER Pheneas a colored porter now IN the
employ OF Mr. VIM. +. Henderson of this CITY
and by whom be had two children, was sold 10
a gentleman in Tennessee, and carried to that
state. The husband remained constant for tzvn
years, when he married again and has been
living with bis second wife ever since TINS
morning his first wife returned, and throwjnp
her arms around his neck, With tears and sun
plicstions besought, though In vain, a rec,pro
cation of The love she had so long and ssdIv
and ct so fondly cherished.-Alee. GGzette.