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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
Where tn Advertise.

TIE STAR, which, from its start. has been the pa
per Of the people, has, By the pains taken to make
10 ssafe, reliable, ne~sy and acceptable visitor to
every family, gained popularity amongst all classes
of the community second to that of no newspaper in
the country with the same Of population Keep
ing full pace with the extraordinary growth Of the
city, and reaching every household in the District
and vide range outside, TIE STAR has now at
tanned circulation very mach larger than that of
all the other city dailies combined This is no idle
claim, but one we are prepared to establish ct any
time BY "beoks and papers" Aud this circulation,
a. stated above, IL universal, reaching the bust
ness community, the wealthy, the great indus
trial forces, the skilled mechanics, the lsboring
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
Keepers, the government employees, the Congress
men-in short, there is circle where The
eIAR is not q regular and welcome guest. The
res ult Is that THK STAR affords unsurpassed ad-
vantaees q medium Of commu mic alton between
al classes Of the community, the way of the adj.
us,meLt Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Col. Robert Harlan, Of Cincinnati, who had
the distinction Of being one of the most
industrious letter writer's in the country,
has lost his Office. This will be severe blow
TO the Cincinnati press. dramatically speaking.
In The palmy days Of his Official life he WAS
always good for q half q dozen paragraphs a
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the news Of the week, local and general; pro-
ceedipgs of Congress; large amount Of literary
matter, stories, poems and sketches, society
and fashion notes, Washington news and gossip,
agricultural item household receipts, &c, sc.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

has obtained from the Supreme Court of the his.
tIict OF Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
OF adm instr alton on the personal estate Of JOHN Il
CAM ER0N, late Of Washington city, ID. O.. de.
Ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
the Ath day OF February next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benert of the said es
tate. Given under my hand, this oath day of Feb
ruaryi 1874. MARY E. OAMERON,
febT-fSt- AdmInistrarr}x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

The Massachusetts, railroad commissioners re-
port that the state has one mile or track to
every four and half square miles of territory,
and that the average dividends paid by the
companies were 6x per cent. on the capital EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Inc naval appropriation bill, involving some
thins IKE SIS 100000, went through the Senate
IN thirty minutes yesterday and without amend
nent or opposition. This IL . pretty prompt
disposal OF business, considering the time fire.
qaenuy spent BY the same body in the consider
alton Of comparatively trivial matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Between simmons in New England and the
women "hlskey war in the west, Newspaper
readers IN nose sections have pretty monoto-
viii be glad "When this cruel war ia oysr-p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
PERSONAL.

nR: ROBERTSON, 4 10 10th street, OF posite q As
~ once, particularly solicits those cases pro-
H0hHced fncnrdbte by other Physicians. Gan be CON
suited Saturday, February 18th, from O. Is to D. IN
Read Medical Notice in Star and Republican ia At
MI ADAME FLORENOE, the Celebrated Clairuoy
and future Of life, in causing speedy
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
Less her advice lie inv aluable. She gives universal
satisfsct on; none ever regret consulting her SIT
isiact1on given or pay. Gan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. 81 4th street northwest febE
a BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
"A COUBTS Of different States for desertion, sc
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address N. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874
Broadway, N Y. decl -6mr
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A G A b ID.

:, After many years experimenting have at last
OH cover,d method OF preparing PAINT which
will warrant to thoroughly exclude dam pness
cracks, &c, from defective brick W alls, metallic
remedy. rf O W
HOUSES and 81 7NS painted in the very latest
81 10 and In the most durable manner
Being thoroughly equipped for every kind of work
IN my line respectfully ask q trial from those
whom have net heretofore met profes sionalIy
shop, 500 lith street between ii and north Invest
ftH- ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

The bill restoring the frsnkiDg privilege in
\ modified form was lost in the House YESTERDAY
Il a close vote Of 10 to l3i. motion TO recon-
cider Is pending, and the closeness Of the vote
Nsil give encouragement to call IL up again,
espeeiaIly as some who favor 0 more complete
restoration Of the ranking privilege voted
against this bin because it was not thorough
enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27


~ THE wAsHINGTaN ENrINEL WILL
Wy contain sour Pre-, ious Dele gate, "Ths
O usaders in Washington" and other interes;;inp
articles. IT.
FI:O o. F-GRAND LODGE--A soecial
snSsr.I S % 10 make arrangements for the
II P. a. SWEET, Or. Sec.
nSl0 F.-COLUMBIA LODGE,No 10. :
~ sp cisl M--tiug will be held THIS EVE
funeral Of Brother JOSEPH T. DUDLKY, p G.
1t 5 JOHN THOMSON. sec'y.
nF FOURTH Gus RTERLY MEETING AT
lsT-Preschiug at IL q m, bv the Pastor, p
FLsNER, and Communion; at az p. m. =, Rev J. v
GIVEN, q John Wesley Church; al .. m, Rev ) :.
II ANDERSON, Of Gslbre,h Chapel. feb77- 2ts
men beIs OF DAMON LODGE,
Wy No -, are reluested to be present at
northwest rb is tFrida, EVENING, at .c iees
It, LII DRAPER, R6s.
nPCHApEL OF THE HOLY COMMUNION,
Wy ST JOHNS PARISH, WASHINGTON, ID,
nstice thst in accordance with the requirement an
act sh'iiIed an act for the relief Of 81 yohns
CORNER 18th street and Pa avenueD on FRIDAY,
msISh 8. q! m ,tor the purpose Of determin-
m the qusiihcafiops OF yot1rs in said Chapel
Section AHs be a. further enacted, That in any
Tree church chapel Cf the said parish, in which
the pews are not sold or leased, the justification OF
voters shall be determined BY vote Of o majority
of the stated worehippers In said church or Chapel
at q meeting duly nan cd fol- that purpose, by at
least week g public notice in one or more newspa-
cation, 50 determined, shall be made known, pub
liz he'd and eclartd in the manner provided in the
set Of l7S8, aforesaid. REEVE HOBsIs,
Warrington, Feb. n, 1874 febT,S.
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NJ ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

The following NEW GOODS have lust been re-
eslyed and are offered at my well-kn low figures
dollars worth buy ON S ges sv w
md that each article speaks for itself. -
ns GsS s,S Public Build
fHrs Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls, Blue Ridge,
Fine Fine Ser sts5eo,c opes, 81 each.
Splendid Rubber Dressing Combs, rs and 50 cents
Tooth and Nah as s1n! SSs; and s o.
Checker and Back CANNON Boards, with men, Dice
Ladies. sb gaas' k fSmPiS Ss S .Iv
intent Iaa1, and Work Baskets, 81, SOc., and 2sc.
E.trs !,rse and heavy jspsnsed alters, 49,, 900.
Fine Shell and Pearl handle blade Pocket Knives
s s.s' h. sS,t as ss5:p: &C. and
D s: s Tin ss.s, H sssi
Soastii. sosI, 8 fci 80 Il pieces soe. ''' ''''
eaS sss : style, 81 each
Can't PLATED Ghf pa:5 psS 81
fsss. ch:. sIs,as : seS op ea,e; 6s.in., q,
Lsdiis,, Sod P PLATED Sst;; very GOOD. q
Gold Plated: insnsisd, stons and d. other Sleeve
Solid Gold biuds, Pearl center, Q, per set, very
Cents solid Guild Masonic and ODD Fellows Pins,
Plain Onyx, Mos Agate, n ontana Agate, and Alas
ka Diamond Rines, o..
Alaeka Single Studs, SOC.
Rubber and Jet Heckiscss, Chatalaines, Bracelets
and sets, very handsome, q.
All Of these articles will challenge your sdmira-
ton, and to see them will be to buy them,
b. SILVBRBbR
metropolitan Dollar Store,
3l3 SEVENTH STREET,
Ieozl.@ NEAR PEHNsyLvANIA AvHNUR.
Nh YiRn OF 3. o. COOK 90. 10 thi. day
a, pnsoNeo ~ mutual consent. The Business
Cook 4 90 W. ~ TnnR W.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, for two
gentlemen or gentleman and wife,. 400 LIST
street southeast. feb27 81
R0ARDING-One FURNISHED ROOM suita-
- pie Tor two persons, with BOARD, $50 per
All modern cohyeniences. 1888 Corcoran street
between q and X. feb26 ST.
TWO GEHTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMO-
dated with two fine communicating ROOMS and
BARD in private family; house new, with all
the modern conveniences; delightfully."- located for
summer; tel ms, S35 per month each. Address ''X
'" Star Office. feb2D-sts
'JNREMONT HOUSE, corner of I'd street and In
diana ayenue-Bosrd. 81 50 per day; SlOto Sl4
per week; $50 to $40 per month. Elegant suites of
two and three rooms communicating, House all
newly furnished and heated with steam. febl0-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.

- BEWARD-Lest q white and liver colored
W. SETTER PUP, seven months old,
WIN ne avy tail Any one returning himA1&
70 Restaurant $50 street will receive
the above reward. febE It
GS0 REWARD.-Strayed from TennslIytown,
gu on the 18th inst, TWO STEERS-oRe-H
back and white, the other red and white kl "
nh.sboTe reward will be given il returned toXA
WIN. Il. STEWART, Tennsllytows, Do. f25-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

The New York papers are exercised over the
prospect OF widespread sickness and violent
spring epiderhics' in consequence of the filthy
condition of the streets, and no hope seems to
be felt that the city authorities will do any,
thing to remedy the evil. The World says
they should at least inform the public what
they propose to do with the money which they
did not expend upon the streets during the last
1our weeks" New York apparently needs an
active Board Of Public Works to attend to such
matters Perhaps public-spirited effort made
In that direction by energetic New Workers
could be carried out without the penalty Of
congressional investigation at every turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Inc Richmond State Journal perhaps did not
nouee our warning to exchanges that persistent
Iy steal our matter without credit. IT uss. !.
large portion Of The STARS last "Gadabout
fsper as It's own, and a morning contemporary
In copying q part OF 1t yesterday credited II 10
That paper. We don't mind petty cribbing of
small items, but this wholesale forsging mus,
he stopped If the delinquents care TO kesr ~
our exchange list. 1t Is a matter that concsrn.
them more than IL does US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

NO HUMBUG.-L. RIOR viii pey = fair caso
price for any kind Of Ladies,. 0ents' and Ohii:
drent ekC0gD-HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOTS, &C, 623 7th st. between and q, south
Mote by mall promptly attended to. jys-Iy
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J.ANDRETH's G.RDKN SEEDS

7 .ANDRETH'S G.RDEN SEEDS.
Nor1CD.
We have transferred the business Of
LAHDRHTB's SEED AGENCY
In Washington to
JOHN A. BAKER.
No s26 Louisiana avenue, bet 9Th and 10th streets
whom we shall keep supplied with seeds in full
D. LANDRKTH q SON.
LAWN GRASS SEEDS,
Fer Lawns, Yards and Grass Plats:
c.pnpu roo,s HAND LAWN MOWERS,
FIELD SEEDS,
FARMING IMPLEMisTs, mo-
JOHN A. BAKER,
IozI -fr,m.vSt Agricultural Warehouse.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AVID FOR sALIA
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner 81 street and Pennsylvania Ave.
iOiis P;Ili9s. BY the su'Sof Of Olive BissS.
sbip ALoy. a Yarn in Tbirty-six Gable Lev gth,.
Pet, or Pastimes and Penalties. By Rev. II B.
Life Of Edwin with "reminiscences and Per-
sonal hecollectloLs. Ny james Rees.
The Dethroned Heiress. b. Eliza Dupuy
Langley Manor. By Mrs Newly.
The Wetheiel fair. By ]. NJ DaForest.
The Consery alton Of Energy. By Bslfour Stewart
The New Chemistry. By Josiah p. Cooke.
Zelds's Fortune By the author Of Earl's Dene.
ALL THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION Books
FOB MARCH.
PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS
BOOKS, AND EVERYTHING IN THE SRA
TIONkkY LINE, for sale at
fbEtr sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
{ CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
COCOA MATING
AND
q L C. L o TIL S
We have lust received q large stock of elegant
CARPETS for PRIVATE SALE, comprising Vel
vets, Bosly and Tapestry Brussels; Three py Super
and Extra Ingrains low priced Ingrains Cocoa
and Canton Msttings, 0ilcloths in different widths,
Bugs, Orumb Cloths.
With large stock OF other g pods usually kept in
a Carpet Establishment
To which We would call the attention of BUYERS
sthese goods are all perfect and will be sold at re-
duced prices to close cons igBmsnts
febH st lRepJ WI. WALL 90.
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1FBOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ny DISTRICT OF Coin MIRA

SI DloIhlCT OF COLU MBlA,
WASHINGTON, February u, 1874.
Ordered. That from and after this date NO person
shall lie SLOWED to erect fence the park ug
IN frobt OF his property # pattern other than
that established by the Board for this purpose.
All parties to wh-m. upon application to the
Board, permission for the erection of such fences
shall be given, conform strictly TO the
lions Of the Engineer ia charge, to whom thoy will
be referred for plan and description.
By ortler Of the Board.
OHAs. 8. JOHNSON,
feb1i ST IUhrOn. a Rap.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

II. Teacher Of Iusic. No. 429 7th street
Lesscns on Piano and Either, at reasonable rates
f-h16- I'M 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

THl YIRM OF I. o. COOK 3 90. is thi. day
n, ppssoived ~ mutual consent. The business
Cook 90 ~ synpIR - VI
Feb. "a, lS74-8- WISHHRD
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MEDICAL, DC.

L yANk WILSON, thoroughly experienced
~ and scientific Midwife and Ladies' Physicipn.
Laol.s attended TO at their residence at any hour,
night or day. or pleasant AMI the best Of at
ttLcance at the Doctors private residence, 4th
street, between K and Y. Business sscrediy conf
GOLD DR DARBY" has better facilities than
on choTge made for advice and medicfne DrnS
Store, corner ~ street and Peunsylyania avenue
COLONIZATION BuldpgD febie Inn
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nF N o 7 1 U =

BOARD PUBLIC WORKS, DISTRICT OF CoLUMsIA,l
WASHINGTON, February Il, 1874
The building regulations in force in the District
are amended as follows:
The area in which the erection of wooden build
ings in the city of Washington is prohibited com
monty called the fire limits of the city, is hereby
aid o streets and Seventh and New Jersey avenue
northwest.
By order Of the Board.
fei7l-6t CHAS, s. OHySON, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH and MUSIC
~ IEssONs.-A Foreign lady wishes to have
sons Pupils every day fer few hours. She would
come 10 the house IL required. Long experience
and very good recommendations. Address ID. D.,
Cfflce of the Evening Star. IT.
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The undersigned hereby inform their customers
that they will sell the box of
WHITE BEER for SI,75,
ecmmercins on March ID,
GEORGE KERNwEIN,
febH ST JOHN K0ZEL
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OBSfACLEs TO MARRIAGE.-Rappy
" RelteJ 10 Young Men from the effects Of Errors
and Abuses in carly life. Manhood Restored I'm
ptdiments TO Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable nedies. Books
end Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No: ? South
having high reputation for honorable conduct
srd professional skill. feb5-eosm
nj BIS. II. J. TREEOH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
Nl the celebrated Reliable Clairvoyan Physician
ard Test Medium, has located az 10l5 New Yorh
avenue. Once hours-0 q. M. TO D. N. Engage
uents can be made for evenings. Jelly
EEMALB DISEASES OF all kinds treated De.
cine will be sent. Address Mrs. DIR. THOMPSON,
No, 6I6 North i1th street. Phfladelphfs. jtaT-lys
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THE SUPREME CoURrOF THE DIsTRIOT
IT, .Of O0LU MBIA,
HENRY A. C. siM Day o. fter.ayy.la4
No ssss ror,r, rs. DANIEL MEssMoRR,
IN m. mG nc o. The plaintiff By Hessr,. Riddle
ants. DANIEL MlSsIORI, Is sas 80 ne offend.
Sonn, ssd S9siAa = ertRGES. cause their
nIst rueday occurring forty days sftsr nj. a .ne
otherwise the eanse will be procseded Win a. ~
case Of default. By the Court: -" - IN
D. e: CARrrER, Chief Justice, &c.
-. asifes, Clerk, &c. ssutm
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4 sR. ROBER TSON,
y 4l6 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
FROM long experience in both hospital and
private practice, will guarantee q cure In gil Bis
eases of the Urinary Organs, GOnorrhPa, elect,
Sirlcture, by phllis, and Spermatcrrhna Gases of
6"norrh9a II Gently contracted cured in TO days
b Ihis In all its stages quickly cured and the poi
sou entirely eradiCated from the system without the
use OF mercury. epermatorrh9a, brought on BY
excuses and abuse in youth, ing loss Of memory
IN potency nervous irritsbility, symptoms Of con-
srmptlon, indigestion, palpitstion of the heart,
ferebodings. sell, distrust, &C.. speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. r. located for
many years at 1S Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md ,
here he has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations by his Washington patrons, 10
be consulted every Wedns sday and Saturday each
week, from m. TO D. m. jaul-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

RSeCHEHCK6 MANDRAKE PILLB,-Thsse
~ pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
Ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any OF its nJurfoas
Effects They act directly pom the liver, and are
valuable remedy In all cases Of deransement result
ing from Q disordered state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, INDIGESTION, Sick
che free use Of 6chenck's Mandrake Pills FOR sale
b. oil Druggfsts and Dealers, MIR
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PIANOS. DC.

TUNING AND RENOvATIHG PIANOS con
Il tiRues 20 receive special attention w.
@. y. WILD, Practical Piano maker,
OF knabe's, subsequently Of steinways Pianos;
now OF the hrm Of q. l.. WILD BRO, 420 llth
the unsurpassed STEEP Pianos. janl6-tr
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-16

bursed. The one of these acts vas in
tended as a supplement to the other, and
both combined were intended to prevent
Brokers and Jobbers, in New Orleans,
from combining together buying State
warrants for a mere song and then get
ting their face value from the State. No
parish in Louisiana vas represented by
better men during the last term of the
Legislature than st. Landry, and, with
ont being i%nvidiouus, we may safely
assert zone so thoroughly represented
his constituents as Mr.. Estilette, Alta
BILE and accommodating, always at his
seat, an accomplished lawyer, familiar
with the statutes of the State, he knew
what needed to be amended, repealed,
or enacted. A fuentaDd ready debater,
his voice was heardin the interest of the
people and taxpayers, on every import
ant measure that came before the House.
With such a record it is not strange that,
at the close of his term, he received the.
highest compliments from the press of
New Orleans, irrespective of party, for
his devotion to the interests of the peo-
pie. He has a record, as a member Of
the Legislature, that any man might
we'll be proud of. The people Of st.
Landry appreciate his services, and we
unhesitatingly predict his triumphant
re. election.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-16

WepublisII a card from Capt. Prescott
In regard to the Vermillionville conven
ton. AZ we said at the time the state
ments published were not ours, and the
names Of parties for reference were left
with us. No one has called for them.
The publisher of a newspaper is bound
in many instances to depend on hear
say information. This we did in this
Case, and stand ready to show how the
information came to us, There we're
Irregularities In that convention, admit
ted we believe by all parties. The pro-
ceedings of it have never been published,
that We are aware Of, in any paper; nor
has the Opelousas Courier ever men
toned editorially the action or result
of the convention. There must be q
screw loose somewhere, for the secretary
Of the convention informed us that they
balloted twice before they could get the
thing straight.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-16
A Weekly Retrospect of Events
From Appletons' Journal.

0}
September 18.-The Louisiana State
Orleans surrendered yesterday by Gov
error McEnery to General Brooke, as
the representative of the United States.
Theodore TiltOn publishes another
statement reviewing the testimony of
Mr.. BeCcher and the report of the COM
mittee of Plymouth Church.
Sept. Ex-Governor Kellogg, of Louis
lana, resumes his gubernatorial furc-
tions. Twenty-Five companies of Uni
ted States troops in New Orleans.
Granite Mill No. /, at Fall River, Mas
sachusett8, takes fire shortly after open
ing for work in the morning, and is al
most entirely consumed. TweDty-three
operatives, mostly women and children,
burned to death or killed by jumping
from the upper stories; thirty-fOur
wounded. Theprecautions against fire,
and the mean of escape, we're made
quate. The loss on the mill and ma
chlnery, estimated at two hundred and
seventy thousand dollars, is ~fullcovered
by insurance.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
the Governor Fof Angora reports that
twenty-four thousand people are utterly
destitute, and will require maintenance
throughout the winter.
Sept. 20.-A committee from Bayou
Sara, Louisiana, request General Emory
to furnish protection to the people Of
that parish against q threatened out
break of negroes.
Sept. 21.-European adyices report
that Prince Bismarck is endeavOring to
force Denmark tojointh the German Con-
federation.
The Duke of Parma and Counts Cas-
erte and Bardi have agreed that Don
Carlos shall be the sole representative
Of the Bourbon branches.
Mr.. Frederick Dockray, the American
who was arrested in Cuba by the Span
ish authorities, and after detention there
some time, sent to Spain, has reached
%Santander. He has been landed, and.
it is said, is cruelty :~incarcerated.
Sept. 22.-The Maine and Connecticut
State Fairs open.
The Russian Government, on account
of the extensive emigration of MennOn-
ties, has undertaken to exempt members
of that sect from actual military service,
but still holds them liable to do duty
as hospital attendants and surgeons.
Work has been resumed by the mill
operatives at Boston, Lancashire, pend
ing the result of the arbitration of the
dltferences=betweCn them and their en-
ployers. 49,.
Considerable excitement exists in
Louisiana over the possible trial of the
revolutionists and the threatened search
fol arms; the judge of the court in which
the revolutionists would be tried has
resigned.
Sept. GA Carlist dispatch reports
that Brigadier-G General Perula has car
ried the village of Biscarun by storm,
totally defeating ten battalions under
General Moriones.
The Empress of Germany has called q
meeting of delegates from all the wo-
mems associations of Germany, to be
held in Berlin in October.
Hostile Sans Arc Indians are raiding
in Nebraska.