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SurREnE CoURT-GEsgRAL TERM-Chief
Justice Cartier and Justices wylie aud Fisher
sat on Saturday.
Davidson W. Stevens. Mr.. Riddle made an
inquiry relative to the effect of the appeal
bond recently fled upon the order of the court
for tho payment Of attorneys fees.
Chief Justice Cartier said; There WAS no
order Allowing an appeal. There was notice
Of an appeal, which the party may make as a
matter Of course, and he may give bond, but
he has Appealed-will be matter OF considera.
ton with the receiver, who 10 charged with
paying over the money, 40. 1t operates as =
supersedeas very vel, but that question 10 post.
poned to him.
Adjourned.
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OLYMPIC vs.. MAINLAND BASE BALL ULUB.
The game to have been played between these
postponed, will take place this afternoon, at
2.3o O'Clock, on the grounds OF the former,
south OF the White House. We anticipate q
very exciting gsme A. ne LAP r. are the
ball, and have recently defeated the Nationals,
Of this city. Good and comfortable seats have
been erected, which will afford ample accom-
modationa for all visitors. The Chinese En-
bassy have been invited to witness the game,
and are expected to be present. The Mary.
landers, who will leave Baltimore In the o}6
train this morning, will be met at the depot
by the Olympics and conveyed to their halls,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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DEATH OF Col. SAMUEL A. GILBKRr.-This
brave and gallant ofiioer, who had performed
important work In the United States Coast
Survey, both In this country and in the South
American Republics, and who was the daring
and dispersed the rebel Legislature OF Ken.
lucky when they were about to carry that
State out of the Union, died ct St. Paul, Min
regretted BY large circle OF warm friends In
this city, was, we learn, the result Of disease
contracted two or three years since, while on
duty In the South American Republics.
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church, located some eight miles north OF this
city, was dedicated yesterday, with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies. It belongs to the Meth
twice destroyed by fire. Mt. Pisgah 10 built
on the Seventh street road, and In the midst
Of section that 10 rapidly improving. We
learn that several gentlemen have 1t In com
temptation to erect q number OF handsome
country residences In the romantic sites on
this popular thoroughfare.
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RECOVERY OF yALuABLE DIANoSps.-We
see 1t stated In q New York exchange that two
Bigley, assisted by Mat J. Green, Chief OF
Police Of Pittsburg, Pa, "turned up" large
amount Of valuable diamonds IN New York
city, few days since, that had been spirited
away about eighteen months ago.
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Y. M. O. A. MERTINas.-Rey. DR.. Gillette,
In the Thirteenth street Baptist church, yes.
terday forenoon, announced that the Y. M. o.
A. had arranged programme by which they
bath eyening-in the churches of Washing
ton. One Will be held In each church, with
very few exceptions, ~ any, The nrst meet
street Baptist church next Sabbath evening,
when DR.. Gillette will lead of, we doubt not,
with o powerful effort
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DISTRICT lMPRovEMErrs.-Our neighbors
10 Untontown seem to be aroused at last from
dssi.Ins Plan. for ' the erection a u . Sridse
ACROSS the Eastern Branch, which, In magni-
tuds, beauty, and architectural design, shall
not only eomport with the rapidly growing
and greatness Of the government under whose
eye Il 10 to DO built. or late years II has been
clearly demonstrated to the satisfaction Of
Ssfsl 70 sa ma: .c posns 81 la
ture, which will endure for ages, than to rely
on temporary exTedients calling for frequent
repairs and expensive alterations, and II this
corporations, how much more 10 II true In the
case Of this great Government.
The Importance Of new bridge at this point
s r5u ,sS nah ~ tn, tssol lSO ring sars
over the Navy Yard bridge during the month
Of April, 1865, 81 ,o44 persons, ,lo6 horses and
riders, 7,4os horses and carriages, e,o20 teams
This only includes the day travel. II 10 fair
TO presume that 50 per cent. may DO added for
night travel, AZ It Is the custom Of persoas
from this section supplying our markets to
night. This estlmsfe would make the annual
travel across the bridge 3ss, 227 persons, 20 0lO
horses and riders, 1854 horses and wagons,
This same record shows that $3.50 persons
Bridge, and ASA more wagons, that 10, es4 per
sons pass TIL, bridge more than pass the brids,
2o,32i persons pa.s this more than pass tn,
upper or Benning's. bridges. thus proving tina,
u ? the most popular and important eommu,
country. We commend the enterprise, and
hope that Congress will make an sppropria
tion at an early day to span the Anacostia
seI.. eSst the public require s sna a
national Legislators. : =
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0yYrcs OF suP'r OF coJoagp seEooLs,
ceaHsn srvsNrEErH AED ! srs,ssIErs.

co..Ics q srr'r OF coLossp seaooLs.(
o'a'r. w sryssT.1Js II. 1ns. e. S,fi ssS
Editor Of ne Republican. ''' '@A' 10 '
os. s e x. T. ssso x. s. s
terrain Mission In this city, In which I am tin.
Adyertently, no doubt,l made partly Iespon-
slbls for . statement, which, as y stands, doe
Your reporter, who called on me for infor.
nation, will doubtless rccollect that I declined
making any statement In reference to the con.
dition OF those schools, for the reason that
they were not under any supervision, and tina
had not visited them as an authorized eI-
aminer, but only at the request OF the Govern
.sr onyp sna ssG%PsDy h
feel It due to the teachers Of those school,
to say that h0weys, their .shoo.
to, believe them to be earnest, conscientious
and faithful laborers, according to their abili
ties, who have been working under great dis.
plished much that 10 greatly to their credit
While they have not been a. successful as some
in the discipline and training Of their pupils,
wa. "sSes ' .es my v,. 70 NE
schools IN the early part Of the term. The po-
sition Of these teachers, I am aware, has been
far be i from me to add in The least u he bur-
den Of obloquy and trial which they have
already borne, IN common with most others en-
gagged In the same noble and self.denyinG work.
A. Z sn NaT UoFS Schools.
p. S.-I have shown the above statement to
Mr. Langston, and he desires me to add that
II has his concurrence In all respects,
In view Of the above we feel compelled TO
say, In reference to the reports spoken Of
above, that our reporter was particularly
anxiou. to put IN mild form the statement
received. Itwss the farthest from his desires
to be at all severe.-LooAL Ed.
THKdRANp SACRED CONCERT last night filled
the National, that scarce any standing room
Of the most distinguished public men now in
Washington. The Harmony Jointly by the
Arion Quartette Club and baltimore Leider.
kranz, comprising . grand chorus, with solo
and quartette, was rendered magnihcently. A
ssio !in's stS%, By Rrols.,or KEY and
nute and violincello, was another ofthc various
gems Of the evening. But the exercise which
created furore was an aria from Der freis-
schultz, By Mrs. Louis Morell. This lady has
sweet, flexible, soprano voice, powerful with.
any prims donna 20 eminentiy gifted naturally,
nor, indeed, with more tasteful cultivation.
To particularize the numerous pieces on the
programme would require an extended notice,
which at this writing Is imprActicablej yet, II
10 but sheer justice to state that 1t Was one Of
the most creditable performances with which
our music.lovers have been treated for . long
time. II 10 also worthy Of remark that the
strict decorum In the crowded assembly at
once evinced the harmoniring influence OF
scientific attainment, coupled with social
amenities, the characteristics Of our educated
German fellow-citizens, ~ was a green spot,
even In our advanced civilization, to observe
the proper conduct Of the audience last night,
~
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DEATH FROM TOO FREE UsEoE OPIUM. On Sat
urday morning, Simeon White, chief clerk to
the signal corps, who was boarding on Twenty
drst street, between II and streets, was found
IN his bed In dying condition, Drs. Draper,
Hagner and Newman were Immediately called
In and rendered every assistance In their pow.
or, but II was Of no avail, as the sufferer died
at $50 o'clock Of the same morning, caused by
an over dose Of opium.
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A GRAND W xLooMr.-on Saturday night at
10 O'Clock, the Baltimore LeiderkrAnz, with o
deputation from New York, who accompany
. delegation Of prominent singers from Ger
many, arrived at the Baltimore depot, and
were received In grand style BY the Arion
Quartette Club Of this city. Headed By the
band Of the t4th infantry, they marched to the
Victoria Hotel, on Pennsylyania avenue, BIO.
tween Four-and-a.half and Sixth streets, and
on their arrival at that place ttheir headguAr.
tiers during their stay In the city, brilliant
their arrival at the hotel was one Of the finest
ever witnessed In Washington. The Victoria
Hotel and Arbeiter Hall, (fhe headquarters OF
the Washington Sengerbund next door, was
beautifully illuminated and festooned with
flags and evergreens, and transparenoies bear.
inE appropriate notices, Rockets, bengola
appropriate airs, and the clubs sang q grand
chorus OF welcome in honor Of their di.tin:
splendid banquet. after which they Joined
their friends In social conviviality. Yesterday
evening the Arion Quartette Club, In eonjuuc,
ton with the Leiderkranz gave grand concert
at the National Theatre, an account Of which
will be found under Its appropriate heading
In another column.
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A FInE-About eight o'clock on Saturd ay
evening, = fire broke out 10 the store OF Mr..
RaR, No. AS Seventh street, between q and II
streets, which was caused by the lighting Of
ford, Of the Sixth precinct, promptly repaired
to the store, and, through great exertion, sue
cseded In extinguishing the flames, after they
had caused q loss of about t2b.
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THE ANNUAL YACHT RAoH.-Yaeht owners
and those directly interested In the regatta,
which will take place to-day on the Potomac,
have been quite active during, several weeks
past 10 making ready for the Important event,
craft In perfect trim and hne Appearance. The
rules and regulations governing the test Of
speed have been prepared and posted up in the
club room at Sixth-street wharf, so that each
contestant can enter the race with q perfect
understanding. Among those already Booked
for the race are the Neconechon, 10 feet keel
Mamie, Is feet keel; Fairy, Is feet keel; Grant,
II feet keel John II. Seasford, 81 feet keel
Perseverance,, n feet kselj and a boat from the
Navy ard, not yet described, ~ also one from
Philadelphia expected to arrive In time.
The itch.oEthe-wave, also . contestant
for the prize, had her sails bent for the first
time or Friday, and made trial trip short
distance down the river In the morning with q
stiff breeze, and In the evening with light
breeze. On both occasions she sailed remark
ably well, and her owners entertain great ex-
peotAtions from her on the day OF the regatta.
The new Potomac ferry boats, and probably
one or two other steamers, will accompany the
contestants, so that those having . desire to
do so can visw the entire race at short dis
was held at the olub-room on Saturday eve
ming, when Messrs. J. H, Sessford, VIM. Las
key, VIM. Flanagan, Knight and simpson were
chosen judges. At precisely ten O'Clock this
forenoon the boats entering the race will leave
the wharf At Sixth street. We wish them q
good day and sttn breeze. ...
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A BoY RoBBKD OF MS PAsrALooHs,-I.ast
Is summers, reported at the CeAtral guard
house that he had been robbed of his pants
by two boys, about the same age, whose
The facts were evident, as he appeared minus
his pAntaloons, and had . companion with
him who alleged that he was an eye-wltness
threw him down and stripped him by force.
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ST. PATRIcK,s CHURCH STRAWBERRY FEs-
TIvAL.--On last Wednesday evening, the 10th
instant, a strawberry festival was opened at
Carroll Hall on q street, for the benefit Of st.
riok's are adopts In the festival business, and
know how to please and entertain their visit
ors. Go and see them and spend q Joyous
hour or two.
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