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J0Iiu Russell I0unE@s MhnPpF0s
pr1utiou of tht AnAoct2Sed Press
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NewA-A Card
1Eas formerly employed IN the otlce Of the
New YORK TTi.u:.<- while WA ;he1e, Nj. John
N1sselI Yornc, the managing editor Of the TT
kvn<, WIS In the habit Of sending news belonging.
to The Associated Press 10 the Rhiladelphia Mo7n-
ing H.f, Of which he WIS . 7ast owner. hare
not only good reaso1 to believe th1t he did saIs
through 6thels, but l know ssat he lid 1t several
70 send the Assoctsted PIexs news Has this:
Al important pa*e bail mitch had been plaJe<l
aeAz tbs citJ. attended Il While was MriticSs
repoEt of Il tate 1t night, despatch from
Join p. Stockton was h21ded ne, asking Sor
city news for the Fsse While xas nAktng
Up = despatch Of the city news lo- him.
Ar, foung came to ny desk. threw dorm apon 1t
eeTetal pfoo3-aheeis, and asked me to Incorporate
the substance Of them IN u1} despatch AtieF he
nad gune to his room, discovered t.af she proofs
we're Associated Press news | took the trouble
70 60 70 his rooEa, md leli him that 4 waa Aasoc-
Med Press nexa which he had gtreE me. He said
that he knew that, and he wanted NE to send Il,
md keep 1t TO myself
MS Encer his oTutfs. lie totl ne that he vas
ln!ereltel r the Hos:, and he Wished me to send
The news. When Nj. Young received Mr. Slmoa-
IONS letter complaining Of the leak Of the Prags
neFR, refused to SEND It any longer. Nj. Youns q
partner has Aready stated, tn the Eladelphis Pst.
that Eas dismissed from the Tribune eAtahl.aa.
neat l6r disobedle1co Of NJ. foun9 or1eez-
AMOS j. CCMNNGA
, 1869-05-15

cHE PURCHASE OF THE ERIE CANAL.
4 few days ago We commented upon bill
now pcudi,.s before Congress, introduced
by the member from Buffalo, proposing to
appropriate Ss,5oe,oo0 to esIarge the
Erie and oswego Canals We called atten-
ton to the fact that the State Of New York
tad 500 miles Of other canals which were
nnproductiye that the net revenues Of
the entire canals OF the State were 3,0o0.-
ono annually; that these revenues were
nledeed and mo5tgaged to secure. not
Only the immense canal debt. but
also The general debt Of tho State; taatth
, 1869-05-15

The courtroom was, Il poss,ble rrora rro-3.s
" tne afternoon than It any previous tine dU.tae
me usA Evefy inch Of space wss flied. Tie
iset teas yestsrdsv had been decided upoa - tae
MANY interested persons. The triai frcm de nrst,
nas commanded tho interest OF the community,
hno % tne eurea ~ m the family e,scie. tte m1t
te1 uAS Teen ea1yaaeeq. II Y no5 surprising tae0s
, 1869-05-15

Rather CooI-esot ont OF jail nnd
Wnnted to Gcs In Again.
The cronk murder, which took plAce in Jackson
County, Iowa, rear Bel1yue, Aoms TWO years ~.
Is FRESH Y the memory of or reAdeE- A MAN
named Watkins V1s arrested for he murder Ind
Is st.l n Al r We are s.&hf3J tnfuEusd hla eaae
II pending u tie Supreme Coeft Il Iowa and wtll
soop b stssied. b taa: u It unsy, WAik:aa hi
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CONGRESSIONAL.
conclusion Of Saturday. Proceedings.

SEfATH.-After our report closed
Inc River and Harbor bi being under con.
sideration-
The perdiDg amendmant TO strike out the
tnird section, appropIiating si5O.otO toward
completing the Louisville and Portland canal
was req cIed
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, the
bill with Amendments, was recommttted for
further consideration by the Committee on
Commerce. Adjourned.
HoUsK.-After our report closed
Mr. Hooper called up the bill reported by him
from the Committee or Ways and Means, to
10 prohibit the further increase of the public
debt, which was amended ana passed.
MT Pomeroy, from the same COMMITTEES, re-
ported back the Senate bill supplementary to
the national banking bill OF June 80, 1854, with
various amendments
Mr.. Coburn moved an amendment providing
for the Issue to banks in States and Territories
which have less than their proportion of cir
culauon, circulation notes, to bring them MP 70
their due proportion; those notes to be with
drawn within three years, if necessary, pro
rata, from banks organized In States that have
more ID an their due proportion Of currrncy-
&l5O,OC,OOO OF the currency to be issued on the
basis OF representation in Congress, and $780,
oN,WO on the basis OF the appraised value OF
all property. real and PERSONAL.
without disposing OF the bill, the House took
a recess.
AT the evening session, Mr.. Boutwell, dis.
cussed the question Of the counting of the cleo.
oral votes. and Mr.. Golladay addressed the
Committee on General Politics. Other speeche 9
were made, and the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

We 90 not claim the gift Of prophecy. nor
YET do we set up TIE EVENING STAR as the
ohCIal organ OF the incoming administration;
nui' for the purpose of illustrating the aceu
EsCy OF lis Judgn ent and the reliability of lis
statements In regard TO public affairs, we in wife
attention TO the following extracts taken from
It's columns of last week.
In speaking OF the silence touching the
formation OF his Cabinet on the part of the
PRESIDENT elect, TIE STAR, on Wednesday
last held the following language, editoriaIIy.
Our belief Is that this silence will continue
unoroken until after the ith OF March Ar
ieast. we can see many reasons in favor of its
continuance, and few or none in favor of a pre-
mature exhibition of the slate For instance
every man whose name was not found upon N
would be engaged from now until after the
INAUGURATION IN trying TO smash it 10 pieces
On Saturday last, three days afterward, in
his reply TO the Congressional committee which
oficrally advised him of his election TO the
office OF President, General Grant spoke as
follows
- After careful consideration he had coma IN
me conclusion not TO make pu bic the names of
tnCse NE should invite TO seats IN his Cabinet
not even 10 the parties selected-until ne should
transmit their names TO the Senate, bee
there was not man in the country il namad
iOr position IN the Cabinet, but who would bs
sssaiieo, and great pressure brought to bear by
friends of various parties
OF course the language is somewhat differ
ent, but the identity OF Icea and sentiment is
so apparent as 10 render comment unneces.
sary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

The declaration by General Grant that he
Will not announce the names of his C.binst
cincers until they are sent 10 the Senate
causes Il 10 be matter of interest TO know a,
what time the names of previous Cabinets
were dIyulged. General Jackson arrived in
washington 10 prepare for his Inauguration
February II. 1~29, and the National LafeIltgsnc>r
announced the members OF his Cabinet Fab
Tuary p Mr.. Van Buren, made but a single
change IN President Jackson's Cabinet Gen.
eral Harrison arrived in Washington F-bru-
aEy > 1911, and February 10 the National intel.
H2-'e'r published, as probability" the Cab
net Is II was subsequently, constituted Mr..
Poik arrived in Washin gton February r.. lax
ana MS Cabinet was not organized till after
AaIcn l. General Taylor arrived In Wash
Ing;on February %, 1870. and his Cabinet WAS
announced MarCh 3. General Pierce arrival
n Washington February 81. 1853, and four
days before his arrival his probable Cabinet
was published, the list containing nearly all
'ne names OF those who We're subsequently
selected, though The assignment of positions
was changed when the Cabinet was formally
announced. Mr. Buchanan selected his Cab
net AZ Lancaster, the IntsItiqsnce, printing the
list correctly February 26, l-57, and the Pres
dent elect arriving in Washington March ,
Ar Lncoln arrived in Washington February
>, l-6I. but his Cabinet was not fully decided
upon III March l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

CAPITAL PUSIsHMEST. - The Judiciary
Committee of the Maine Legislature mas re-
ported bill chan ging the present law of that
STATE IN respect 10 capital punishment by estab
.-shIng the offences of murder In the first,
second and third degrees. In extreme caess
the bill provides punishment by death, while
for murder In the second degree. If the prisoner
g. the bar Is recommended to mercy by the Iurv.
the presiding Judge concurring, the Governor
COMMITTEES to Imprisonment for life. Murder in
the thIrd degree is punishable by imprison-
neEt for life. No person has been executed in
Maine for many years and the prison III tina,
state Is rather crowded with conyicts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

WALLS OPERA HOusE.-The Gregory com.
bination commences a short engagement this
evening. The troupe comprises the Brothers
GTegory-Jean. Victor, Alfred, William and
Arthur-in their thrilling feats, and in adj
dition TO the eymnastic exercises, "the flying
men," the ''spiral ascension," the globes, bars,
&c, Mile Gertrude introduces the miniature
circus, With ponies, monkeys, goats. perform.
ing dogs, &c The troupe closes each enter
tainment with a laughable pantomime, with
new tricks and Transformations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

l, Is given out that the Maryland Senators
VIII Kali the airline railroad bill sy ,sIkin.
szains' time when il reaches that BODY from
TIE House So. Maryland stops the wav,
haryland stands by the peanut and punrv,
.'oAet- mar land thinks the fewer railroads
ne better. A Rip Van Wrinkle of STATES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

lac annapolis R,PEbliean OF this week saws
."ele Is no truth whatever IN the report that
mere are any negotiations IN progress. or in
'Oh'e'npiauon' for the sale OF the Annapoh.
aho FIX Ridge Railroad TO either the Baltimore
sac ONO or Northern Central Railway Com
pariss. Glad TO hear IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

We have from Philip Solomons an al.
vance copy Of the gossipy and interesting
"Recolleetions Of men and things at Washing.
Ton During the Third of Century; BY l.. A.
GObriahf.
hf. Gooright has had unsurpassed oppcr-
'uhHir' Tor acquiring material for work OF this
ana nls "Recolle6iions" are both emf
aently readable and reliable in fact
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To Adv.rti.ers.-Our advertising patrons

TO AuNtrusrrs.-Uur advertlsing patrons
re requested 10 send IN their fayors before
u O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR Of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
with every disposition to accommodate, we
md ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and sdhere to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

DEATH OF MUSICAL PRoDIGY.-WilIie
Goldman, the little boy from Norfolk, whose
musical attachments for his age had made his
name famous, died at Fords Hotel, in this CITY,
on Friday night. He performed in Peters burg
on Thursday, and was apparently in good
health but after taking the cars for Richmond
where ne was to fill an engagement, he was
seized with commissions, from the effects of
which he died. He was only three wears of
age, but has performed upon the piano and
other instruments with wonderful skill.-Rich-
HOnd DeSJ dIch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

We are authorized 10 announce that the Pres
teRt and Mrs Patterson will give a Reception
On Tuesday evening, February 10Th, and an.
other on Tuesday evening. the ID of March.
Commencing, as usual, al eight O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The swift ana substantial Steamers e. O.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, will
-un regularly, during the winter EAS3A-A
nonths, between NEW YORK o3d.
NORFOLK, ALEXANDRIA,, WASHING
nd GEQRGETOWN, as follows;
Leave New York from Pier %, Fast River.
& dris and Georseiown TUESDAYS
keturnlng-Lesye Georgetown. foot of High st
thIksDAfS; Alexandris, FRIDAYS: NorfoIk
sAIuRpAfs; arriving at New York MOSDkY
MORNINGS.
This Line. connecting at Norfolk with the me
cleaners of the Merchants and mechanical Traus.
?ortation Company q and from BOSTON, is pre-
AIRED to take through freight at much reduced
-ates as the usual charge Of drsyage aud other ex
lenses through Baltimore 10 avoided by this route
Freight from Boston should be consigned q the
care Of T. A. WILLIAMS a co, Norfolk Va
for further Information apply to JOS. L. GAIT.
Agent, Office and Wharf feot Of High street
Georgetown. ID. o.; or at OFFICE OF COMPANY
corner New York avenue and 18th st., one square
Doisf wv THOMPSON. President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

VA PUBLIC MEETING will be held at Sen
W. eca Hall, corner of 10Th st. and Pa ave- on
WtDNfSDAY EVENING, the 18th inst under
the auspices Of We tern Mission Division, No ID
, Of L. Speakers in behalf of the cau,e of Tenn,
perar ce may be exrectei All friends Of tn cause
are cordially invited. fe ls9t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

heniiworfh-' the amusing burlesaue frs,
Introduced in this country by Lady Don, wi
~ presented al the National Theatar tins eve.
''Hg- The French Spy" with the Zayistow
s"is' Is also on The programme, together with
fsyorite dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

James T. Murdoch's reading At Metzerott
itaIi MS eNrning, for the benefit OF wounded
sTd Disabled soldiers Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic. will no doubt attract one of N. mos
"a aIcEsb:e and select audiences n, The ss..o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EXP REss LINE,
VIA CANAL,
BETWERN PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA,
Va, WASHINGTON, AHD
GEOBGETOWH, DC.
Regular sailing day from Ia North N0nS
mhsrses, Philadelphia, SATURDAY, &4R
From % Water street Georgeto IN, wEpNR s
FREIGHT received at any time
AGply to HYDE & TYLER,
b3 Wetet OF Georgetown, ID. q.
NJ. ELDRInGE 90
Alexandra, Va
VIM. CLYDE co
1eou IL North hAryes, PhilaieIphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

The Osalona tMiss) News says that Mr..
EaTes OF that place has knocked velocipedes,
Wsgons' and locomotives out of existence by
ne nvtnt0u OF self-propellor that runs fif-
teen mites an hour over ordinary reads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

The BILL TO PROHIBIT THE FURTHER In
CRRAss or The PUBLIC DEBT, passed BY the
House on Saturday, repeels so much OF any
existing law as authorizes the issue Of bonds
BY he Secretary of the Treasury, except for the
subsidies to railroad companies now author
authority for the transfer Of bcAds or for the
exchange Of mutIlated or defaced bonds, and
that the Secretary of the Treasury may issue,
upon such terms and under such reg q atoms
as he may from time to time prescribe, regis.
tered bonds in exchange for coupon bonds
which have been or may hereafter be lawfully
issued; such bonds to be similar in all res poets
to the bonds issued under the acts authorizino
the issue OF the bonds offered for exchange
The Secretary 81 the Treasury shall publish
monthly statement Of the pu bile debt as il
existed al the close OF the preceding month, IN
which statement the United States bonds shall
be ciassed as the "funded debit the United
States notes and fractional notes issued for CIR.
cuiatlon as money shall be classed As the "cur-
rency debt" the three per centnr, csrt,eca,as
snaii De classed as the ''temp orary loan debt
ana ali debt that Is past due, or that will be-
come Que within the fiscal year, stating the
same IN detail, shall be classed as the .'matured
oeot, and the interest on such matured debt
snail cease after IL becomes due The statement
Snail also contain the amount outstanding of
SUBSIDY BONDS issued to railroad companies,
ne navy pension fund, and any other recorded
ooilgations of the treasury, the amount out.
standing OF gold certificates, and the amount of
COIN ard of currency notes in the treasury.
rom AND after the passage of this act no per-
centage, deduction, commission or compensa.
ton OF any amount OF kind shall be allo wed to
any person for the sale, negotiation or exchange
Of any bonds or securities of the United States
or OF any coin or bullion disposed of at the
Treasury department elsewhere, on &C.
count OF the United States: all exchange, pur-
chases or sales of the bends OF the United States
on account Of the government, which may be
authorized by law, sh all be made by INVITING
the competition of the public by ad vertising
for proposals for any such exchange, purchases
or sales, which shall be awarded publicly to
the best bidder or bidders, the Secretary of the
Treasury reserving the right to reject any such
bids should be deem it to the public interest to
do so: and all sales of gold on account OF the
United states shall be made at public auction
by proper officer OF the Treasury Department
alter three days public notice Of the time and
place OF such sales shall be made BY adyer.
Using the same for at least three days
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L OR NOUN vERS

The Steamer ARROW" Captain Thos. Stack
D. 10, leaves her wharf. foot of sew
euth street, DAILY, at IL a m Ea&Ik-A
s sppp1sys txoePted,I for MouNT..sz=z.s
hLExANDEIA, fORT FOOTE FORT WASH
tuNGTI3N MARSHALL HALL, Md, and Will n
hposh NsIreturning 10 the city at D. m.
are TO Mount Vernon aud return fucIu4ing
>pRa.ss,9n 70 the Msnsion and Grounds, 40.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels. and
At the steamers wharf
Willard g Hotel. ia la,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

81 The Mayor of Richmond has sentenced a
youthful offender TO jail with the understand
ing that his mother shall remain therein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

From J. Snillington we have D>mor,sr,
~ a.: ~ for March, and Harper's Boudo,r for
february 27tb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

From PHILIP and Solomon. also from Fren ch
sod Richardson, we have Hdrpsr's Ba.ar for
February 27th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

BIT Gladstone, al banquet given 10 the
English Ministers al Fishmongers' Hall. on
February 1lth, announced In his address the
YoilCy about 10 be pursued by the Cabinet
he reviewed the progress already made in
carrying INTO effect the resolves FOR the dis
establishment of the Irish Church, and de.
cisred ms intention Of proceeding speedily and
pfudfnty, encouraged by constitutional
knowledse, by the character of the q ueen, who
associates herself with the interests and affec-
Ions CT the people. by the character and abiI
nv OF his colleague. by the favorable Judgment
CT the country and by the justice of the cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON sTlAM
~ SHIP COMPANY.
NEW EXPRESS LINE.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. S>e
TWEEN WASHING TON AND SfEfN
- NEW YORK Ef9Sx=S
M, VIII run two steamers direct fr m NV York TO
Washington, landing freight at G street wharf
17s y. Nex fork every ednesday aud Saturday
~ IL m Leave q street Wharf, washington
eNery MONDAY and Thurs day at o. m
Freight received at ell hours, and forwarded az
C. P HOUGHTON, Agent. G-street Wharf
Washington: HYDE TAYLOR Agents. 63
ater street. Georgetown; n. BLDRIDGE a 90 ,
hseIts. Alexsndris, Va; JAMES HAND Agent
IlH W all street. New YORK fe Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

General Grant has certainly hat the nail
S4uaTe On the head His answer 10 the Motif.
cation o: his election pleases everybody-or if
ary are displeased they make no sign. Econ
omy, retrenchment, reform, merit the ties, for
ohee' war TO the knife with the whisky ring
these are notices under which all parties and
shades OF parties ought to be able to train We
couot II Mr.. Pruyn and his political friends
viii md It easy TO keep pace with the Grant
machine when IT gets under full Roadway; but
they take hold Of the ropes with commendable
zeal in the start
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RAILROADS.

DALfIMoRl ANp OHIO RAILROAD,
Ag 81
ncs ana ss'S.:s
ere nov run - follows, Wis:
FOR BALfMeRR.
t,: ana Sfs ssssesss 80, ..s fnd
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
,Bs sy go d.,iy ss9sps sunday. st and $50 a.
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
on spNDAI
Lssys s ; a. H.. and 1880, Z, $40, and
FOR war STATIONS
Leave s 9 A. n. and and SOP NJ
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
sf'. d. sns .sSsfs fss.'rd'' and Sunday "
ON saturday Of : A. n !. and 4P.M.
s.S a 2esy station With tf.,a. from Bs sHa
ss:os e vs ?:
the day. Also, ct the Compsnys once, Soo
sp.: u Il. ono. s:s
have their baggage called for and checked q their
residence, taken 70 the depot and Pot in the bag
FOR New York. Philadelphi., and Boston, see
j. L.wILsON, master Of rransportation
oos Gka S2LE Esre5 G.n rsff ss Assn'
THR0U9H LINE BETWEEN wAsHIs0ToN
L PHILADELPHIA, AND
srw YoBk. ~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND new
YORK aow run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, witkoa change Of GAYS.
Leave daily lexcept Sunday at . A. M, and
1890 ano - so p. N.
FOE PHILADELPHIA.
lesYe daily except sunday at A. n. IN
1890 and $40 p NJ.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for New York At $40 p. L., and Phils-
delphis at SAC r. M.
Sleeping cars fer New York on $40 r. n train
Tally.
Through tickets to Philadelphis, New York, or
Boston can be he'd st the Ststtoa 6ce Of ell hours
In the day. Also, ~ the Qompany's Once, No
400 PenDsylvania avenue. Passenger porch asina
tickets At the Avenue orc can there arrange 20
their begeags called for and checked at their
residence, taken he depot, and put In the bag.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
J. L. WILSON. Master OF Transportation
LIN. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
1850 GEO. @. K09NTZ. Agent. Washington.
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~ 500 kEwARD.
MAYORS OFE1fr

MAYORS OFFlCE. Cry Hall
WASHINGTON ID February Is, ISi9
In pursuance of Joint resolution passed by the
1oUnciis OF this city and approved February III
ls69, reward of one hundre1 dollars is hereby Of
fercd for The It and conviction OF the party or
parties who broke into the new ColOred "a hooI.
house on Twenty first street west between and
l. streets north, on Saturday night February6
1893 and caused the water in the third At ,ry 10
overflow and food the whole buiIdfEg. thereby
doing great damage to the same
fel5n 81. BOWEN. Mayor.