Evening star., 1869-04-12

highly spoorsed by bis face charge, and enters
| Of doing much good and giving general salts
| factioD-
i Rev DIR Newton, pasfor OF the Chnrch Of the
i FpiT hSny Philadeipbia, preached morning.
| and evening 20 large congreeaiions. In the
| AFTERNOON DT. Newton visited the Sabbath
schools Of the church and addressed the chii-
Rev. Mr.. Leonard. of Massachusetts, preached
| before the UnIyersalist con grezaiion- az Meiza-
| rott Hall, both morning and evening. The
| sabbath school OF this cenxrera,Ion in in a
A. the Caritol Hin Presbyterian Chrrch the
! pastor, Rev John Csestsr. preached his MN
| sbIivsrsaIy sermon from the text: Hitherto
4 ,se ord helped us;-' giving q history of the
| church, yhieh vas organized April Iith, 1851
urn f:s than thirty msmbefe, apd has now
ne lot at The corner OF Iih street cas-, and Sontn
Il, End erected a frame chapel at a cost of So no.
which IL too small and q larger edlfce me.
uoToliian Church is now bling erected
AT 81. Gary's German Catholic Church, the
niieth anniversary OF the entrance Of Pope
Pius On the duties OF the priesthood was eeie-
sleo yes'srday. TIE congregation was very
large. AID about three hundred men received
ih@ holy sacrament, and many womsn. The
pastor, Rev. falner Aiig. was hearing confess
sons Learly ten hours eontiuu uuousIy AT the 8
no o,ofks, m MSS, Rev. fsihsr Boekel, Of 81
ciety. and administered eommunio There
v as high MSS at II O'Clock a. m sung by the
pastor, and Father Boekei delivered an apprl-
PIRATE sermcr, speaking Of the qualities of
Cd pastor, AID IN terms of eulogy Of the
SoyeTeig gn Pcn.if, as one Who. in rhes- psrsioas
'imcs. initiated cur Saviour in his care for his
foCk- Rev Father Bcekel assisted ,he % istor
IL hsaTiDg concessions on Saturday evening.
OCE New POLICE COMMIs IoNRRs.-The five
nsmters of The Board OF Metropolitan Police
CCnmlssioItrs fGT the District of COLOMBIA
nominated ard Confirmed last week. were ali
rew men IN that position except one member
OF the old ooaId-Wilhsm J. Mursagh. Esq
proprietor Of the i'sI g5sicaa, and The compsI.
ment Of nomination ~ one of which he is d..
serving The others are
MY. Bsvef- Burr. a citizen OF the county. ra-
fTom the Nor'h IN early life. and MARI n In
TINS city For a NUN ber of years he was a
memoer OF toe Levy Court. and did mu "A to-
Vaid improviD the travelling facilities and the
Volk OF eoucafion IN the county OF Was ming
ten.
DR. &. II. Crseip is an old resident Of Georg.
town anc was the Re- uolican candidate a, IN.
last election for the Mayorslty of that city
D1rIrg The last administration he was the
president Of the Bard of Common Council
ano maee a most fhcIeDt and valuable officer
Colonel ID F. Hamlink has been a resident OF
W arlington for some time past. He conduc,s
an Insurance agency in the new May Build.
ing, corner 9Ih and streets. In the late war
ne lcoE spd active part, and lest one OF his legs
In the service.
Mr. William n. Chsse hail. from tbs North
also; but has resided in this District for a mum.
n
BoaTd OF Cannon Council from the Sscon1
Ward snd takes an active par in urging econ
ouy IN 'he conduct ofCorpora'ion affairs.
FuNHRAIs-Yes:eruay, the funeral of the
late e. u Morrill,, ibroth-r Of Hon. : p. Nor
Till of Maine.) one OF the officiary of the Con.
gregaIIonaI Church. took place from The church
Rev. Dr Boynion conducting the services AMI
deliver ng an appropriate discourse The re-
mali 5 were taken 10 the depot, and for warded
he of, h.
whose death was announced in the STAR Of
Iioay. took place yesterday from 81 P.trick'.
Church, and WA largely attended. A long line
of carriages. with many friends OF the deceased
followed the remains 10 Mount Oiivet
The fSneral Of the late John ID Bayue, a
W@I-kr own printer. recently employed az IN.
IH'eiiis snCoT office, whose death &C urred on
SaIurcay u gbt. took place az one O'Clock to-
day, from his late residence. on X street. usar
Hth. and was largely attended by mem,-rs
OF the Typographical Association and other
frI-n7s. Tne remains Were inferred az Glen
wood.
Ths funeral of the late John Dye took place
freIn his late residence. in The Seventh Ward.
yesterday. The services al toe house wer-
conducted by Rev g. q. Meador, and tha
remains were fIlowed to CopgressionaI Gem
s,ery oy fIiendship Lodge, No. :, X. OF p.
headed by the Marine Pand, and placed n tha
vault: ihe services of the order beng cond acted
BY p. T. p. H. Sweet.
THg Po1oMAc FRosr.-The reaction q, the
weather since Yesterdays snow storm has
given to-day an indication of permanent live
Ilnsss around tie front. The steamer w VI
Colt. Captain Wilson. which had been aground
for several days PAST. had again resumed her
uiPs and arrived on time from Baltimore YES.
'-rdsy afiernoon ar Berry's wharf At Poto.
| mae Ferry wharf the steamer Wawase,t ar
rived yesterday afternoon with large numb-r
Cf pacsfDgers from Cone River and intsrmedi
ste landings ana considerable freight. rhe
steamer Arrow, uDd~r the command of Stack
Foi-, without the '.RofriDg Raiph,'') steamed
down % Mount Vernon a. her usual hour with
GOOD iis' OF passei ssrs, and also with mails
( T Aarsbalfs LlnoIng. Other ssfront- mai.
'ers ar light. as viii be discovered below:
carriers HkG1.-ArrivSd-Schrs. Diamond
Sa,,. BInn-, Il ON Philadelphia, with coal for
Malone. from salisbury. Md, with lumber for
GtUr-s v. LiBviIIe Il Co
HaTrey'S horj.-Arriyed-Steamer Guiding
Star. ilsoD. fIom Alexandria with wood for
Jane L Miller.
ALuxsI OF TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
dLORGETOHN COLLKGE.-A meeting OF the
graduates of The medical depar Iment of the
jeorsetown College was held on Saturday
evening, when the organization Of a Socisty OF
iDe Alumni was perfectsd. By a resolution
adopted ali graduates OF the college in GOOD
standing are entitled 10 membership on pay.
nsnt OF an admission tee of fifty cents The
foiIoviBg are me ON GERS Of the society DIR w
Evan-, President; DIR. Charles Allen. First
Wee President; DIR. j. F. Sotnorop, Second
Nic- President; Or. q. Fitch, Third Vice Pres
IdsEt; DR. LOu,s Richie, Fourth Vice Presi
dent; DR.. G.. VI. Tree. Recording Secretary:
Hr- ID. j. Gibhon. Treasurer: Dr. T. F.
Applehy, Dr X. Howard, DIR. A r. Brown
Dr j. Lee Adams, DIR. J. II. McBiair, Execu.
i've COMMITTEE.
FIsH AND OYeTERs Considerable ipcreass
vas Observable in the haul Of fish on Saturday
although camper was thrown over opera
ftons by the snow storm OF that night and yes-
terday. since cur last report bet weeu sixty
and seventy thousand herring and about
thirty thousand sbad have been reported
Prices for the latter ranged from : 3 psr hun
bred Ton Sa'Drday,) TO sf7 and is per hun.
cTsd, and for hearing from $40 10 st3 Der
thousand In the oyster line the market !.
we'll supplied- Three vessels are reported AZ
R'i-y'- vharf this morning with consiguments
10 Msssrs. Turner & Son. Prices range from
80 per tarrei 70 ~ - per bushel, th. latte
price heiHg b,sigted FOR a load Of four hundred
bushels of first class TahgieT' Greek biyaly.s
The GcvHRgNEST SrgAM FIRE BsIGAD.
% o-rs were les Ued on Friday by the S-er,.,a-y
Cf War ordering the mastering out OF H.
IIiied States service rhe officers and men OF
toe Spam Fire Brigade, which for the pasr
even years has been of such great service in
this community. The original order wns q,
muster ont ihe men of the Hi bernia and Rucker
.n.In1s, out was subseq nently amended TO dis.
bard oIiy the Rucker. lraving the HibPrnia
corner OF 18Th street and Penns ylyania aysr
and the Meigs tIincoln depo) still In ssryice
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SIEGUIAR CBARGE.-To-dey the Grand
Jury found true bill against Israel Wallace
aEC George Jones for .sopeuipg a yault and