Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1860-05-18

              l ' t- r, " r. - . sr ! rr0 : ITfilYil) 1iYii)i1lfiy iT 1 WHM U WOT IMP VOLUME XXIV. 0W0 gtik gfotmtftl. DAILY, Tnl-WBCKT.Y AWD wUVKLT, BT COOKB, HCHTT CO. Olkwta Millar' Boildine, eia. Ul Cael Town Mm. --- TVnu Invariably us .ila'tunee. Dart, t n pr year - By th Oarrfcar, per Mk, .- . Vi eta. Tn-Vnui, - . . . . - S Oct per year. Wuu. - - - - - 1 6U BMS OF DAILY AIWIRTI8INQ BT TBI SQUARE Dm asaara) 1 veer. 120 00 On 10 uk re 8 weeks. ft 00 X Jm " months, IS 00 f om " eaonthv 16 08 On " 1 weeks, Om 1 nek, On I deya. On " daya. On. 1 day. 3 no 1 7 OU 16 M Om 1 mouths, 1" 00 Om h months, Ou Dm m 1 month. 8 00 WEEKLY ADVERTISING, far Sower, on. insertion ..... w.S1.0u Per Square, each week in addition AO Displayed Advertisement half more than tha above raua. Advertiaeanenta leaded and placed la the oolninn of St.. at a) Notice, double the ordinary votes. AH aotfoea required to be published bv law. legal ratea. I (-r An .,. i ...1.1. . 1 ...1 1 .n- frh Aral waaIt. ao percent, more than the above ratea; bnt all each will ...r In th TH-Weeklv wilhnnt ' rrr Bnelneae Cardi, not exceeding Are linea, per year, Inside, 112.60; onteide f 10. , Notice of mealing, charitable aocletiea. Are companlea, Ao.- half price. -' til Trmuitnt AiverHtementt mutt be paid im odtaae. Thla ral will not be varied from. No Adrertieemtut tak.n excef t for a definite period. COLUMBUS BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Itarbers. WM. SCOTT UA11BER, Wonld notily hia nnmerona frienda and customers that he has returned, and will horenfter be found at hia old atand under Rartllt A Smith's Bank, Hi&h street He solicit m return ot his old customers. 0Ct26 Clothing. " J. GOODMAN 4c SON, Dealers in Ready and CiHtom-made Clothing, Gent's Fur uishing Goods, Beta. Caps, Trunks, Valises, Ac, Ac. r'e. 1 Bouth High St , corner of Broad. my3,'00-dly a a s ADAMS rriWAaT. S. w. STIMaoN. TEWAIIT V 8TI1HSOX, Herchant Tallnra, No. 138 High 8treet, opposite Ooodale House, Columbus, Ohio, deal In beat grade of Cloths, Caasimerea, and Vftstings. Employ none but good workmen; Inaure good flts; do not disappoint In tinto; charge fair pricea. and require prompt pay. aprl.VoO-xprtikdly Crocers. F. A. SBL.L8, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries and Produce, Southeast corner of Town and Fourth ata., Columbus, O. Particular attention paid to Consignments of, and ordora lor, Frounce. myt Conrecttonery. O. II. LATIMER, Mo. Ml South High St., Iietwcen Rirh and Friend, Bnker, Dealer In Cakes, Crackers, Breads, Fresh Oysters, Fn its, Nuts, and Family Groceries; alao, Candle and choice Confectionertea. JVIH HankN. BAIITI.IT Si, SMITH, Banker and dealers In Exchange, Coin, and nncurrect monev. Collecliona made on all principal cities in the United State. Amboa Building, No. 7 South High atreet. niav2dl v'fil.r.. .n Commercial Colleges. MeCOY'S Commercial CSollege, Carpenter Building, Columbus,0. The most thorough and practical buslnesa.man'a College in the State, and the only one in thia locality, where. In addition to a complete conrse In Book-Keeping, Penman-hip, Ac., the atndiea of Mathematica and English Gram-mar are placed before the student. nyl7 Coal, &c. R. E. CHAMPION, J)ealer in Coal, Coke and Wood. Yard and Office, SW -!orth High street, near Railroad Depot. Also, No. 112 v. Sonth Third Street, nearly opposite Steam Fire Engine House. Columbus, Ohio. no2fl '511 Manufactures. CLEVELAND BRUSH COMPANY, Uanufactnrer of all kind of Bristle or Hair Bruahea, 87 Champlain atreet, next to Industrial School, Cleveland, Ohio. Bruahea on hand made to order. I C.Pendleton, Manager. novlB-dly '6!l SHOEDINGER, BROWN tb ElWHLYi furniture Manufacturer and Dealers in Ltmtbpr, Mound atreet, west of Canal and next door to Wooluu Factory. myl7 Watches, Jewelry. aa II. I). DUNBAR, Watch Maker and Engraver, has for sale Watches, Jewelry, Bpectaciea, 1 nermometers, etc. Agent, also, tor uolum bus and Franklin County Bible Society. No. 1.16 Hig street, one door south of Goodale House. apr2?,'ao-dly -ea Hardware. GEO. GERE eV (., Uko. Gr.Rc. J. M. MctJl'NK. K. T. Mimorr. M. II. PLAnr. ft'o. 8 Gwynno Block, sign of the Brass backed Saw, Whole-V sale and Retail Peuleva in all descriptions of. Hardware, tutlery, Housebuilding and Housekeeping Goods, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Wood and Willow Ware, Cordage Twinei, Paints, Olle, Varniehee, JanlS nook Rinding. M. C. I.ILLEY, Book-Rinder, and Blank Book Manufacturer, High Street, between Broad and Gay Streets, Columbus, 0. may'(in.dly-E.A.B. Dry Goods. PERSON, STONE efc CO., Vnoleeale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Pomestlc try Goods, No. I Gwvnne Block, corner of Third and -fown streets, Columbus, 0. apr22'ti0-KAn. nL II.WA.RK, " " Wholesale anrl Retail Poalertn Ribbons and Flowers, Bon nets and Millinery Goods of every descripslon. No. 08 Fast Town atreet. mvl" Hoots and Shoem. MATJLDEN Si. CO., Bnceeseor to W. L. Mercer, Dealer in Ladies', Men's, Misses' nnd Children's Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, No. 16 Town Bt., (JolumDUa. . apr2i,'Qu-dly-E a B A. C. BETIIGE Boot and Shoe maker. French Boots and Shoes made to order. Rubber Boots and Shoea new-aoled and repaired. Also, nnnner noiee put on leatber uoote and Shoes. ap30-0m-E A B. No. 37 N. High St., Columbua 0. REMOVAL. Poru A Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers, n Boots and Shoes, have removed to No. Ul Oileon BuilJ- Ing, High St., opposite the State House, and keep on hand a large stock of Fine and Staple Goods, to wbicn they invite the attention of Merchanta and Dealers. tetiCTM Dentistry. A DR. J. B. BEAL'MAN, eJMiont Dentist, is permanently located in the city of ..(iimK.u Ol. a 111 .1 r l .. . ... .,- . . nll iitmv inMiruig j,r. O. Willi lllCtr Eonnuence may reiyon nts utmost exertions to perform every operation in a perfect manner. All operations warranted. Terms positively cash. Dental Room Four uoura nonn American Hotel, over Jludisell'a Hat Store- I irst i loor. dec3Mtim W. WILTSHIRE RILEY, DENTIST flOOMB IN AMB08' HALL, HIGH STREET. TEKTn J. a. extracted in a scientific manner, and Sets fur- -""IB!" alshed that are warranted to please. novlB.'fl cjaffrfj Stone Masons. C.J. THOMPSON fc CO., Stonecutter.; Atantlea Set, and all kinds of Jobblcg don to order, on the shortest notice. No. 109 Third street, between Town and 8tate." References: W. A. Piatt, W. A. Gill, John Miller, L. Humphrey. myiff ADAMS aV FIELD, Lumber Ifercsnmfs, Dealers in ail kinds of Worked Flooring, Lumber, Lath and Shingle, corner of Spring and , Water Sta.. Ooinmhwa. Ohio. oM Restaurants. HULL'S IUJAD SALOON, EATING AND BOARDING HOUSE. JOSEPH SWAIN,. Proprietor. The flnt brands of Liquor and Tobacco constantly on Wl,' "wms re-ntte. In a neat and comfortable V? 144 rl atreet, in the Market Place. wij.l-d3ra.lt a J. M. ZIGL.ER, hu?1!!! Mom- KH' New Building, comer Gay and SXt. ' '""abua, Ohio. Also Dealer in Con tbtn. dCTX"' ,00r": " "rlet?"I.dFryn7a . Jm OHIO CULTIVATOR, .Vf. aSfS" b' Harrim at Oolnmbu. "SJK On DolUr per war ,,l23 ar 7SfI"iQ AND EMBROIDERY, SnuS C0LUMBUS businesjirectory. ftf ItttellaneouN. PHOTOGRAPHS. , , M Witt, (oar door north of the American Hotel, over Kudiaill'a 11 at 8lore, makea life-eiied rhotOKraplu, colored in Oil and Paatell, ai well aa Daguarmityoom, Aui-brotTpea, and all kindi of Ban Palntinga. in.ri,'60-dly-A C. W. ICBSfT , SONS, Intelligence Office, No. S Snutheaat corner Bieu au Blch atreete. C. W. Kent will alao attend to aalea at Auction, Real Katate, Furnitore, Horace, Bucgieeend other pr p art that may be coniigned to hia careat a moderate per eenlage. Wauta I Girla to do Hoiiae Work, 2 Garden. era, 4 men for private familioa, i Boya, I aniall home 3, or 4 roomt, 1 good family Uorae, 1 accord hand Bnxiry, rwiry joax. i gcueral look, l uow and cJatr. l liiht Bpring wagun, 1 Boamitreaa, 1 Wet Nurae. aea for rent and to rent. , T- , .. . . . 1 Alao hint- Jn21 J. C. WOODS. Broad afreet, Columbna, 0., Agent for Chlrkorinr A Son.a Piano forten, Maaon it Uauilln'a atelodeonaa, and dealer in 8heet Uuaicand muaical merchaniiiaa. P",J'(I-E.A.R. Attorneys. P. B. AN'D J. A. WILCOX : Attorniea at Law) corner of High and Broad atroeta. P. B. Wilcox givea particular attention to preparing written Opinioua and Argument! upon (Juoitioua of Law. my3-d5m-E a ( F. A. B. SIMKIMti, At'orney at Law and Notiirv Public. Offloe So. 1 Odaon UhII, opposite the btute lloiiae, Columbui, Ohio. marrj-tdi-uiy i 8. B. II ANNUM, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, and Commissioner of ireeus, ijcuoainons, &c, lor tne Mutes ot tuiitoriiia, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Indiana, MichigHn, Miasourl, Wisconsin and Nebraska Torritfiry. OIHca No. 6 "Johuaon Building," High atreet, Columbus, Ohio. Devotes secial attention to making Collection and taking Depositions. Refer by permission to John D. Martin, Esq., Banker, Lancaster, O.; llessru. Swayno A BhIht, Columbus. O.J alcra. Cip)erly, Hoover A Co., Cltv ol New York; Chauncey K. Olds, Esq., Columbus, "bio. inar'iil dtRucU 'HO JAMES 8. AUSTIN, attorney at Law and Notary Public, Columbna, Ohio Offloe, Room No. 7 In Post Office Building, on State street. Bjieclul attention given to foreigncollections. fdecl2 WM. DKNNISON 6l II. B. CARRI.TOTOS, ltrornpya and Counsellora at Law, Columbua, 0. Onice, Noa. 1 and 2 Odeon Building. Special attention g'-eu to the Law of Patenta and Insurance. pr22'W),11y-EAnf 8. W. ANDREWS, attorney at Law. Office No. 3 Johnson Building, Iligh Street, Coluiiibna, Ohio. uovO-dly MISCELLANEOUS. Greeley's Elastic Hack and Centre SUSPENSION PANTS. THE RIGHT TO M1KM PANTS WITH tills improvement has been obtained of the Putentro B. J. GREELEY, bv the suhsrrlbers, who als) have for rule, and expect to keep on hand, GREELEY'S CELEBRATED BRACE SUSPENDERS, alike aultaldo for Gentleman, Ladies, Roys atrl Missoa. These Brace Suspenders are said to excel all otlicra for cne, durability and cheapness, being a gentle brace for the shoulders, and at the same time a most pleimnt support for the Pants or Skirts. STEWART Se STIlVtSOrT, Merchant Tailors, 138 S. High St., Columbus. aprl3,'60-dly-apr2oi; Market House Lumber Yard. A. CAIlLJSlMi & CO. RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTENTION of the Public to call and seethelr extensive Stock of Lumber now on hand. We have two team-rcgularly hauling, but are not enabled to make any Increase in the Yard, owinn to the unusual demand for Lumber, on Bccount of the goodness of the article and the low ness of the price, coupled with the accommodation mani-fested by every one in their employ to make every sale satisfactory to parties buying-before leaving the Yard. Farms era and others wanting BARN LUMBER would do well to call, as we have the best Stock of the kind ever bronchi Into the Hnrket. Also, Ash, Oak and Pine Flooring of the best qualities on hand, worked aa well as any in the coun-try. Pine and Ash Shinnies of tha very best quality; any amount ot Plasterer's Lath, and a general assortment of Country Lumber, which we will SELL LOW at all times for Cash. All kinda of Lumber dressed to order. octl7-dly WILLARD, HARVEY & CO., 81 Maiden Lane, dV 17 Cedar St., New York. PAPER, CORDAGE AND TWINE. Inh31 '60-d3m. W. H. M. Boots, Shoes and Brosrans! At Wholeiale by the Cate or Dozen, by JACOB BURNET, JR., No. 93 Pearl St., between Vine & Race, Ciiicinnati, O. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, 1Y Shoes and Hroganx, especial ly adapted lo the Western Retail Trade, always on hand. Cash and prompt time buyers will find goods of the best qualitv, at the lowesl market prices. Cash buyers are particularly Invited to examine the stock, as special inducements will be offered to tlioso who buy "Cash in hand." Particular attention will bo given to filling cash order YOUTH'S, MISSUS' AND CHILDREN'S "TIPPKD GOODS" ALWAYS ON HAND. marl0-'ti0.dCmE.A B G I' I' MEDAL PIANOSTHE BEST IN AMERICA . Stock 4 Giupe's (of New York) powerful toned, double grand-action, Concert Pianos, pronounced by Lieti, Thalberg, and other great artists, the best in existence. Via will sell lower for cash than any other dealer in the city. Piunoa and Mekaleons tuned and repaired thoroughly. Pianos to let at from $0 to Sl.T per quarter. Musical instrunientsselllngat half prices. Don't buy or rent a Piano until you have, called sud examined theabovo. BRITTIXG 4 BltO., Sole Agents, Plnno Dealers and Makers, No. 227 West Fifth Street, near Plum, marl9-'C0d3ui.E.A.B. Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. T.McCune-Dentist. AGUADUATE OF THE PHIL1DEL PI1IA CoIIcko of Dental Stirirery, is permuuently 1, eetedluthetliauilvofnulitmhna.il. ueniai uooniaMo. 11, Kast Town Street, near High, next door to the Franklin Bank. Electricity used in extracting teeth to relieve pain . ,..,,m n,.., viiiuuiai inetn insertea.novll dly 0AY W. II. DRUB PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, ZJPS11 & 7 Streets. Queen t'ity Commercial College, Opposite the Post Ofeice, corner ourtli and Vine St., Cincinnati. PROPRIETORS AND PRINCIPALS. Richard Nkisom, formerly Principal Western Commercial College, Author Nelson's Mercantile Arithmetic. Jas. M. Waiters, formerly Principal Teacher, Bartlett's Commercial Collefp. Wm. Allan Miller, late Superintendent Writing Department, Iron City College. This College, so admirably located for the purposes of a v. .,....,.. ,. u.jv,, , ,meu p ,n , m(wt tastetul manner, combining eleKauce of style with convenience and comfort. The course of stndv is the mi,., .,nn.i..n thoroupih, na a proof of which we would remark that no student can obtain a diploma who doe, not nsss a sutisfac. tory examination under a Board of Kxuniiuera composed of .. v..,.M..i.D allu ioeitnaiiiB oi inecity. Lectures "uojecta reisiiOR to commercial pursuits- Tuition for the full course, including diuloma, WO JVo extra: For further Information send for a circular, inclosing; a three cent postnire stamp Specimens of Penmanship mailed on receiptor three postage stamps, and a copy of NeUm't Meremttle Arithmetic ou receipt of flity cents ill stamps. msrt dly-E.A.B '60 L. L. SMITH, MA.VUPACTUREIt OF ALL KINDS OF Out Stone WorlJL, FOR BUILDING PURPOSES, . - Corner of Hiuh and Long Streeta, Columbus, Ohio. niy9-d.'lm-lA ,. . COPPER LIGHTNING RODST MASON & ULISS, Manufacturere of Atn f.e'. fn,HM. r .-..j.,...-..- They are alao manufarturinpt asquare twisted Copper Bod, which for beauty aud durability exceed, any rod ever before manufactured. These they offer wholesale to Agents at lowest pricea for cash. Agenta wanted in everv uart of the Stats. my9-d;im-KAB Joliri Bonto b Oo.. alanufacturer of . H nnilla. Cotton, Tarred and Hemp Bop, Cotton and Hemp Packing-, Cards, Lines snd Twine, in sll their variety end dealer la Oakum, Anchors, Blocks, Patent Seine Twine, Main (treet, one door South of Front, - COLUMBUS, OHIO. FRIDAY MORNLN G, MILLIXERY. I860 Spring & Summer 80 FASHIONS. FRENOH MILLINERY. MBS. M. HOPPKRTOIV, AT THE OLD tend. No. ltd High Street, teeon.tantlr in receipt of the very neweat atylea of Bonnet, Flower, Bibbona. c, from New York per Exprcna. Her eo.tom-r are raruml that heV goode ar of th flrat quality, and will be aotd at prions to ault th time. . Bcmembcr Ko. 17 Soath Uigb Street. aprtil-dtJanl'Olc 1SGO SPRIXQ TRADE. ISijo MII.I.I5KRY AJfD FAKCT OOOD. MR8. WAOLEY oflor to her customora and the irmie generally, a large and desirable stock of Bonncta, Ribbons, Hilka. Mlllinerv anil Cncv fioorf. ruk era will And it greatly to their advantage to call before lirtnai ; eiMwners. Konneta and Mat bleached pressea ana enaped Orders solicited and promptly at . IWBB. J. Li. WAtiliM, No. 2 Town St., and 168 Booth Biah St, decO,'59-illy-apr2Sc T ADIE8 VISITING THE CITY OF C1N Ji cinnati winhinc to purchaw their Summer MUUary niiuinwioui ivittii, pietue cun mi MRS. CARTER'S MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, Jfo. SS Eaet Fourth Street, where Ihey will And eonatantly on hand a larg assort ment oi me lateet ann best styles at very reduced price marlil-dS m E A. B. r GLASS WARE. Looking Glasses. ST RECEIVED A GOOD ASSORT B1KNTOF Gilt Frame, Pier and Oval Glasses Which w Oder cheap for cash. Our Pier Glasses are 23 by 84; 24 by 71!; 24 by OS; 22 by CO; And all kinds and sizes of common. Furniture of all Kinds, CnEAP FOR CASH. At the old titand, Not p'i-rittm. 910, H South High St uuijinnuuifl, tl A 1 iH s (JU SCHMITT & BROTHER, Show Case IWare - Rooms, NO. CG MAIN ST., CINCINNATI, 0., ANJl No. 5 North, William Street, New York, marl.'60.d,.!m-E.A.B. BILLIARD TABLES. PUB Tj A3XT'3 Improved Billiard Tables and COMBINATION CUSHIONS; Protected by letter patent dated Feb. 19, 1836 Oct. 28, 1850; Dec. 8, 1857; Jan. 12, 1858; Nov. 115, 1858, and March 29, 1859. WTTho recent Improvements in these tables make them unsurpsased in tha worid. They are now offered to the scientific Billiard players as combining speed with truth, never before obtained in any Billiard Tablo. Manufactory Noa. 6o, 07, and GO Crosby Street. I'HELAN 4 C0LLENDER, my? dly Sole Maiiufacturera. BILLIARD TABLES. w. J. Bliarp a Table, with hia newly invented patent Cushions, well known to bo supei ier to any now in use. Patented November lfi, 18S!I. Orders addressed to 148 fulton St., 4. y., the only place where they are mann factured. myY-dlim niarl'J-'CO-dCm II T AM M MOTH STEAM power mi.. .1. M Ittirrv.wiH i. 1VX LIARD TABLR Manufnotorv. dkii., rroprioEor. factory on . E. corner or Kim and Canal Streots. Offloe and Warehouse, No. 8 Sixth Street, ucttruBi, mniu nim it aiiiUL, UIHUI nnail, UniO. P. 8. Gtt BrufunrirA'a fmjirorcil Paitnl Combination Oiwhiau. Billiard Table Manufactory. HOLZHALI3 & BAL.KE N. E. Comer Main , Eighth St., CIKTOITSrNjfVTI, o. B'e are A.mlt fur Michael Phelati'l Patent Omhion. marlO-'OO-dam-K A.B. Dovlfin i Co.. IMPORTERS OK .-II.KS AND FANCY li'oODS, AND vLaur.no in vni liutilip, 143 Walnut Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. JULIUS A. B0YLAN, TnOMAS H. B0YLAN, n. HARVEY, marl3-60d3ino E.A.B F. ULMEE, No. 113 Main St., West Side, Cincinnati, Fasiiiosaulk Hai ash Cap Dealer, Straw Ooona. French Soft Hats of everv vnHetv Inst received. Par. tlcnlar attention is called to his extensive manufactory of uuOTmaiiiuiuiiu vnps ior tiouts ana itoys. leou-i;mi s.0 , s T" i e House, Sign and Carriage Painter, (Oprotitf Jnhn L. Bilt't Wore-room,,) HIUH STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO. ap3u-d3m-E A B. MILL STONES OF ALL SIZES, BOTH OLD AND New Quarry, and Patent Eclipse Portable Wheat and Corn Mills, of all sizes, from 18 to 40 inches under runner. Acknowledged the best Mill now In use. Suitable for merchant and country grist mills. Bolting Chests complete. Patent Smut Machines, Old Anchor Brand Bolting Cloths, at reduced prices, aud Grist Mill Furnishing in general. For circulars address the Manufacturer, It. CUCliltAN, 44 West Front St., marlu-'oo d4m Cin-iimoti, 0. aTolxxx II. 13 otors, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Carlisle Building, 58 , WEST FOURTH STREET, nXCtNXATI, 0IU0. niarl2-'60-tmay31. REARDON, GRAHAM & CO., native Wine, and General Commlasion Alerchants. NO. 883 MAIN St., Bbtw. 8IXTII 4 SEVENTH,' CI3TCIIsriSrA.TI, o. uiarla-'an-dlm-E.A.B. JOHN B MOONEY, Builder of Steam Holster and Machinery ALSO WESTERN AGENT FOR POND'S CELEBRAT-ED MACHINE TOOLS. My bolster dispenses with breaks, and for 2S cents per day will raise 1,500 barrels of """' per uay, nvo siones. Ketor to Dcxtor & Sous, Dean a nnie, ana merrill s vo., llrliMlsls. aUTSocond hand Steam Engines alwaya for sale. Addrrasa, J. I). MOONEV, 111 Columbia St. near Raoe. Lmarl9-'00-d4w3m-E A.B. Cincinnati, 0 h fo PENDERY & CO., importers nnti J dealers m Js JH JS ! N. W. corner Fifth nnd Walnut Sta., Cln-cinnati.arOrders by Mail promptly filled. Termi Caeh. mart-d.lm-E.A.D aLITIIOGI14PUY AND Portreita, Landacapes, Show Cards, Maps, Drafts, Notes, Certiticateaof 8uh, Bonds, Letter and Hill Heads, Build-lnits, o. MIDDLKTON, STHOTH1DGE A Co., 110 Walnut 8treet, (Odd Fellows' Duildiug,) Cincinnati. niar27-d3m E.A.B. Brown's Superior Waist and Improved Skirt Supporter. This fine: article op wearing: apparel was patented the 20th of December last, and la In all respects tho moat superior invention of the ape. Wliilo it combines all tho principles of the corset, the cuscent, and the bustle, it also preserves the most perfect symmetry, nnd is admirably adapted to tho ease and health of the wearer a desideratum lung sought in female dress. The undersigned having purchased the right to manufacture and soil the abovo article, would invito the citiseus of Colttmhns to cni! and examine It for themselves. For sale at KELSEY A CO. '8 Sewing Machine Offlce, No 00 Town 8troet- . MBS. WM. LAMB. febl6-dim SEWING MACHINE WORK, " NO. 210 EAST FRIEND ST. Mrs. 0. Biabee, with two years sxperience upon Wheeler A " ilaon's Machine, Is prepared to do all kinds of sawing and stitching on the most reasonable terms. Please give her a call. May,l60. - d3m : . , I.A.B. MUSIC, ETC. WM. KNABE Sc CO, 1, 3, 5 and T IV. Eutaw Street, AND . Mo. 3S0 Baltlraore Street, Baltimore, MAKUFACrCREBS OF 1 GOLD MEDAL ,, PKEMIUM . CKAND AMD SQTJABI PIANO lTORTEg. -Every Piano warranted for flve year. Term, liberal. . WM. KB ABE CO. BBLTZEK a WEBSTER, Agent, Columbua, Ohio aprat-dly-is PIANO FORTES. ' A. H. GALE & CO. rnAKE PLEASURE IN INVITING TltB A attention oi Artists, Amateurs, and the ruouo pcenvniiiv, mi vneir saw HtJALrl"' PIANO FORTH, Just introduced. Theaw-fJ jfTJ lngdeaireforaSquarePianoFortethatahali approach the Grand in volume of aoun J, and, at the Sam. timet avoid th ungainly ap- trance of that three-cornered Instrument, directed our energies to ths production of such a deriderarum. Our toil is rewarded, sod we submit ths result withont fear of competition. araTOur Piano ar all guaranteed to give entire satisfaction, whether ordered from ns direct or sold by any of eur agents throughout the country: and we solicit mnce oi mn patroaaga wuicq we Have enjoyed for th Emit tin-nty-flveyenri. A. H. 6 A LB A C0. T PIANOS TUNED IH TUB BUT HANKXa ' Xr"ox One 3Dollai; Leave order at J. C. WOODS' Music Store. .p23 S. G. TRACY. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. PBUITS, VEGETABLES, t PROVISION STORE. No-. 13 Broadwav. uonatantiy on nana a variety and fresh supply of all tha FKUITS & VEGETABLES OF THE SEASON, my2-d3m-x A FRESH ARRIVAL OF uontlomon'a Oooda At J- ROSE'S T HAVE NOW OPEN AND FOR SALE X a lieautiful assortment of Goods in my line for Gents' wear, to which I wish to call the attention of mv lrl,.,l. customers, and the public (u general. My stock is purchased in person, and I attend to business personally, do my own cutting, and warrant good fits, fine work, and no disuppoiutnient. lliauktul for past patronage. I respectfully solicit a continuance of the aame. 'P. ROSE, myl-dly-s as 37 Neil House, Columbua, O. FOB, F Ji. IvI I Xj "V TTRP. WILL HBND ARTICLES IK wood, Leather, Crockery, Gin, Ivory. Pcrcha, Cloth, Paper, Papier Macho, Shell, Horn, Hone, Fluster, oic. And indeed there is bcarcelvAu article in the who!. ..,., of domestic economy, whether it be for use or ornament, which when broken, cannot with this preparation be re. stored to ita original value. It challojgna the th world ior us superior. II is imllspensalile in every huumk, wuiiKsiiop, couxTiNu-Rooar, And no person after a trial of Starr's Chemically Prepared Glue, wuniii.wiiiuiKiy unpen ,e wnn It tor four time its cost. It is alwaya ready, and alwaxe re'lul.u rt i. .,, a.... slve to the smell, and la not affected by climate, and where known it has become a FIX fa) D FACT tne attention of dealers and consumers is invite to ths imiuniiig testimonials regaruing Its superior qualities. NrwAnv. Nnv Off IBM After a faithful trial of STARR'S mitPA irii m iia. on noou, reamer, ana I'loth, at the Phenix Worka, I most cheerfully recommend its use fur all purposes gener- nll. renoleoH unA b..u.iuii.. r e.. it ' 'J u vo,n,ij iui luinnjr use. V. A. CARTER "e, the lindersiorned. havfnir te.teH Si'IRD'u uom Oi. u"ljr" "sreo witn tne anove reconimennatisu. win. a. jjuuunAoa, uablnet Ware Manufacturer, NnwQrk KT I LYSANDBB WRIGHT, Machine Depot, 230 M.irket-at., HEDENBCBd A LITTELL, Carriage Manufacturers, WM. H. KIRK A CO., Carpenter and Builders,' aVoWcsT! 2T J LEVEBICH A ENDEBS, Carriage Makera, ' ' Newark, N. J." Starr's Chemically PreparedGlae la Bold by alt Driurclsts. Fnrnltnr. rie.lae. Fancy Goods Dealers. Hardware Tie.ler. s,.n... -...! h, nnnntrv I,.. ' " 8-Prico, 26 cents per bottle. A brush goes with each bottle. Put up for dealers In ensoa from 1 to 12 dozen. A splendid Lithocrnnbin Hhour C.nA .ri.,1 i ,. given with each package. ' S , 2r JfV "1 '"iniry by mail addressed til the STABB GLUE COMPANY, 61 Liberty at., N. Y., Will reCofVB nromot nttenfinn W lllieral discount to the trade. ' mv7-dlv HENRY H. TAIT, FASIIIOJVAnE HARDER AND HAIR DRESSEB. orner High and Town atreet, Columbus. Ohio. T-ft tands unsurpassed in coloring Hair and Whisker. may3(i'0dly-KAD STHIVIA. For the TNSTA NT hki.tici' ..i dipvj- MANKNT CUKE Of till, distressing i'E!VITS BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES. Made by C. B. SEYMOUR 4 CO., 107 NASSAU ST., N. Y. . - , .r. iro. wi, .one iree Dy post. I1 O Tt Mil. V. AT ATT t. J..' . AT ALL DRUGGISTS. mylO-dum ia CAPITAL CITY WAT1SK ST, COLUMBUS, 0. HENRY CHAMBERS, : : ; . Proprietor. Manufacturer of all kinda of FILES A3NTI HASPS. BOS-Old Files Ro-cut and warranted equal to new for use. -Let tera of Inquiry, and work from the Country, will meet with prompt attontion. iuy5-dwly-i a b Fine Dahlias, Verbenas, &c, MOW Ig THE TIME FOR PLANTING owcrs. and our stoetr nf rnf-l,.nnv fi..u :.. 1A bedding flowers, and our I V j, 1 A "' "" very nne, and prices low. Splendid Dou&fe Dahliat are also Just in ordor for planting AWColl at the Nursery, or drop an order in P. 0. my9 d2w M. B. BATEHAM A CO. P. J. MOORE, PLTJMBRR, STEAM AND GAS FITTER, ho. 221 Fifth Street, between Kim aud Plum Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hydrants, Pumps, Water Rams, Baths, water woseta, Basins, Slabs, etc., etc. Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes. Steam Fitting in all its branches. Wrought Iron Steam, Gas. and Water Pipes, of all alzes, always on hand. Gas Fixtures of all kinds. Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Portable Gas Stands, Drop Lights, Globes, Bella, ata. Repairing Promptly attended to. . marl9-'60-d3m-E.A.B. Notice. THE FIRM OF BLISIN da BALDWIN ia this day dissolved by mutiuil consent. Wm. Blvnn is authn,-t.ui ,n -u Ai.,- j... late firm, and will also settle the claims against It. ' WM. BLYNN. " T.S.BALDWIN.' Columbna, O., April 20, 1M0. Having purchased Hi. lntnraat nf T fl nnM-i. i.. ... late firm, I am prepared to conduct the business in all Ita departmenta, and hope, by careful attention, to merit and continue to recelvothepubllc favor. WM. BLYNN. .o-,i ""-uoijani, oi. T.33. Ooolt, MANUFACTURER AND JOBBER IN THE TAILORING ETTSHSTESS, S09 Hlgn street. Custom Work Solicited. Cuttln r dm A and nmnhj A lit if properly made. Terms iow. myirilv-SAB ESTABLISHED IN 1838. HENRY WARE, Optician, no, 7 west Fourth St., Cincinnati, Manufactory Of Ontical. Mntheniftt.n.l ann rhlln...i.i.. Inatruments. College and School anparatua at Eaalarn procea. Illuatrated, priced Catalogue furnished onapull-eatloa, and seat by mail free ol charge, tbbZ0-d3m "MAY,', 18, I860. HOTELS -FIFTH. ATE1VIIE HOTEL, K. Y. At the intersection of Broadway, oppo-' site Madison Square. I'HIB LOCATION 19 THE MOST X healthy, delightful, and central in thia treat m.tran. oil, end very oouvauieut to th Hudson Bivar and Boston Bail road Depots. Thar ar four diatlnct linea of smnlbtusea that pas th Hotel nearly every minute during the day and evening, beeldee hich there ar two hers, car railways, the Fourth and Sixth Avenue lines, which terminate near Wall Rt., aud run continually oo route within a block of tha Ho-telj thua anordlng a better opportunity for obtaining a eat, with mora certainty (and lea loaa of time) than at ny other point. These lines of omnihnssea, and hers cars, also run direct to ths Central Park, wh:eh la considered to be th mast magnificent natural pleasure ground in the world. Th entire arrangements of th establishment r th result of mature study and experience, and render it the must comienaoie ana nome-uk Hotel In th world. All sue improvementa that or mfort aud convenience have aug Seated, have been Introduced. Every precaution has been taken, dcrinr eonatrnrtine. to secure the positive safety of guests from tha dangera of conflagration. Subdivision double brick walls eitend frem nJlriin. '?J1''M,'-.ili,li'l!..,,r!.,r! - - t- ws. Vj m m;i v IrVIUCUli IUM1U the entire structure are proof. . "'" ouer inipuriai.s improvements, In addition to the usual stairways, Vertical Railway, to convey gueaU from the flrat to upper floora, la iu successful operation, Lofty, spacious and continuous corridors, forming a .CrvY n.iiu,uii,. A liberal apace haa been appropriated to public Drawing Boom, and Parlors, connecting which slid th Dining ..u-.uin mon i. m arnou i romeu.oe liau. Quite OI BDa- l fl ., ni ,. . . .. ... .. r l conveniencea, have been especially 'dcalgned for ulbrt of families, traveling parties, and singls gen- ness, has been addedI to the many other f,a i ores of the Hotel, and there Is a Telegraph Onic connecting with all parts of the country. 'J" ?".aV .". "m? ?! in mot approve atyl. and appolntuienta, ar provided for tha nse the public. ol guests and The Furniture, .ml everv article nf iiaa In the u.kll.l. meut, haa been expressly designed and manufactured for She fc' rrru Av.m,,. Un.r, All communication for apartments, or npon any busl- nesa cunnocieu wnn me nnuae, anouia tie addressed to "Fifth Avsims Hotei," In order to Insure immediate "Theeniire organization of , hi. Hotel haa been und.r the directioD of Mr. PABAN STEVENS, propriPtor of urToro nuu irmnoni noilflei in bob ton, HBd Untile and Point CleHr flousei in Mobile, and the Continental Hotel, A iiiifsiiriiiiiit. It will afford tbe underilned much pleasure to tee yon With much reaped, Your obedient wrrantn. myl0-d2m HITCHCOCK, DAELINO A CO. HOLTON HOUSE, OHIO. I. L. HOLTON, myl4d3m. Fbopbietos. TiTf olxango IZotol, OPPOSITE OEEAT UNION DEPOT, AMD NIAB Columbus eV Plqua R. R. Depots COLUMBUS, OHIO. Charge per Day, - ..... (l.oo. WILLIAM FOWKLL. apr30-d3m X.A.B. - ; Proprietor. WALXUT STREET HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Will re-open on April llth, I860. HA VINO COMPLETED OUR IMPR0VKMETS, AND re-furnished and put in complete order, tha above named House, it is our intention to offer to the TltAVKL- ,u,i II UI-U1T(7 . . : i mi i.. .i I i.i.viiwauuni ,Uiiui juuiniiudiih .iiuaiiju of the House is CEXTUAL. aud in the Immediate vfcinltv ef the MERCHANT'S KX0HAGE, POST-OFFICE, and the Husiuess portioirof the city. Thia House is ths best VENTiLATRnin the city, and we flatter ourselves that from our practical experience, we will nave a decided advan tage. RICII'D M AKHIi, Formerly of the Gait Houu, II. H. DAVIS, Formerly an Attache of thm Broadway Hotel. . tS3F Stbebt Railroad Cars pass the House evsry fir minutes, to all parts of tho city. TERMS PER DAT, ::::::::::: SI. 60. spl7d3m DAVIS A MARSH. NATIONAL HOTEL. I. B. BAKER, .... Proprietor. INTO. 272Hisli St., COLl'JIBl'8, OHIO. Situated near the Depot, and convenient to the business part oi town. (Jail anu see us. Price per day, 91.00. aprO-dl.m-E A B PEARL ST. HOUSE, bouwi-vv r.i vomer or s nira itace sta., OUSTCI 1ST 1ST ATI. Terms, One Dollar per Day. JAMES & D. N. GARRISON, Proprietors mario-aim-u a a WEST IIOTjaE, SANDUSKY, OHIO, RECENTLY FITTED UP I! THE BEST and most elegant modern atvle, and put in comnlete older for the season's business. Special ficliitiea afforded ,p-rt.men and partiea of pleasure. Particular attention oevoi-.i to tnvatida rosortmg nttnerror the benefit of their uvui.i, . I, X.CJ 1 . aprl4-(13ui-l A s Sandusky, Ohio, MONONCAHELA HOUSE, rittaTourgli, J. McD. CROSSAN, . Pr7 Proprietor. (joori Morning. Jones. WHICH WAT IN SUCH A HURRY WITH your Carpet Bait? JONES Going to Cincinnati, to bny my 8pring supply nff.on.1. SMITH I expect to be there thla week; where will I Dnd yon ? JONKS At th " IiENRfR HOlJRE, on Third atreet. near Main and Pearl, krpt by friend Watson. place?TUWhy' huWlOUg"i"l!youl'f,J,ol,rold"to,plng JONES Since last Fall, when T fonnd ,. t eM ... the same accommodation for only ONE DOLLAR A DAY -stood fare, clean beddinir. th.t fnrm.ri M. . 1. , . . r" . ""..j ui- m iuie.u i larger snm-and yon know, Smith, that . dollar made i, a dollar aaved. feh2S-dw3m Sparkling Catsrvba Wine, Sparkling Champagne Wine, Still Champagne Wine. vnaanpagne Brandy, Catawba Brandy, Manufactured and for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, by J. ESHELBY, No. IS Hammond Street, Cincinnati. mar3-d3tn-E.A.B t : . . DR. WEAVER'S Canker and Salt Rheum ' , ,.. , FOR THE CURE OF Syrup, Canker, ker, Salt Rhaum, Kryalpelaa, Scrofulous Dlaaases, The most Effective Blood Purifier of the Nineteenth Venlury. . DR. WEAVER'S ' ' CERATE, OR OINTMENT. CURKS Salt Rheum. Krvsineia. tild T,,- j r; worm. Scald Head. Cbillblains and Frost Bites, Darbsr'i This Medicine has proved itself to be the beat Oint-inent ever invented, and where one used, it haa never been known to fail of effecting a permanent cure. J. N. HARRIS A CO., Proprietor, ev'.... Cincinnati,. To whom all orders for above Medicines must be addressed.Sold by Medicln Dealer everywhere. ROBERTS A SAMUEL, Columbua. NIEL A PIER, GAYLORD A HAMMOND, Cleveland. apr5 '0-dawly-iaK A B 15- "W. HILL JTEEPS AT ALL TIMES FRESH HI etATS JV at his Store, No. M4 N. E. cornar of Brosd A front llPWtal . v8?1 TntT nd Hans of th beat quality, constantly oohaad. . . aagly COLUMBUS: FRIDAY MORNING MAY 18,' I860. THE NEWS. A Southern Boy offer, to fight the Benici Boy for th ion of $10,000. Cheap enough to M sure, considering the hard hitting of the 1st ter. V- ,1 . . , , . . . au uis miasourl ueau quarters at Chicago a monster bowie-kdife is exhibited, bearing on one side the inscription, "A present to John T. Potter of Wisconsin, by the Republicans of Mis souri;" on the other, "Will always meet a Pryor engagement." The knife is eight feet long. On Saturday a race was run orer the New r"11 I v "v 0"'Se, between O. F. Hares tor,e. Oysterman, and Joe. Hall's mare, An. I Tr , . nette Hall. The matehwas for $ 10.000 four mile I,..,. n . v n i , 'na W" won 7 Oysterman in two Straight beats. Time 8:2CJ, 8;23r. One of the "Higley coppers" of 1737. struok uuuiiuaviuDiiuBuury mine i Newgate prison,) ...l,,jj..j , , . one aundre " twenty-three years ago, was ford, Conn:,of Mr. George Willislon, of Suffield for the Sum of $-50. ' Two men have opened a hotel npon the Amir- ican plan in Hakodadi, Japan. It is nleafftnt . . , P'Baeant to think that the ecoentno heathen, that people. th.t aeolion nf - . . I o u ufTunu- nity of regaling themselves with mutual "oock- 'ttl' D1 postprandial "brandies and water." 1 ' Preplred on "'entlfio principles, a-i p- ,m. . ontor JJigler, chairman of committee on Z' BU,M Sel h' PP0lted Inomas C. McDowell, one of tbe editori of the Harrisburg (Penn.) Patriot and Union, clerk of said committee, at fire dollars per diem. The Patriot and Union is the only paper in Pennsylvania that sustained Bigler's course at Charles- i ton. A bold robbery was committed last night at fjsuroadway, the gold pen store of Mr. Chas wewton, in New York. A man broke a pane of glass in the front window with a stone, seised a rich specimen of a-old-bearinc- nunrii. which was there on exhibition, rushed around the cor ner into Warerly plaee, jumped into a wagon and esoaped. The quarts was worth $500 or $600. The House has done justice to Hon. W. A. Howard of Detroit, by ousting Cooper from the seat he obtained in that body by villainous fraud, and given to Mr. H. who was the legally elected member. The deoisive majority of 20, place to Mr. nowaad, show that the case was so plain as to secure the voles of a large number addition to the Republicans. It is said that a young lady In Uniontown Ky., placed her affeotions on a young gentlemai who neither appreciated nor reoiprocated them ueeming life henceforth a blank, she procured a gun, placed the muzzle to her head, touched the I : r . 1 l . trigger WllU Her 106. and tiasuiad IntA . ...1J . ' u pawiea Into world where tbe pangs of unrequited love are un known. Who is it that says "Men have died and worms have eaten them, but not for love?" Sixty years ago the. population of Cincinnati was but 750 persons; in 1830, 24,000. I?ow estimates ner population at 200.000. She has eighty churohes, three colleges, four med ical schools, a law school, six classical schools. The number of manufacturing and industrial establishments, is estimated at four thousand and the annual value of such produots over forty-eight million of dollars, Mr. Walker, correspondent of the New York 17T-.. A A ! A? 3 f . . . . i teminea eeiore air. uovode's Committee that he reoeived from Mr. Wendell, the day before the adjournment of the last Congress, $500 in cash, one note at four months for $1,000. and one ai six tor l.ouo, both of which were paid with interest at maturity. Did not explain for what service this money was paid, or what ar- rangementwas made. His evidence satisfied the whole Committee there was a purpose of con cealment. Letter from Zanesvllle. Zakesville. Mv 1r isr.n Editoe Ohio State Journal: Notwilhstand- in2 the dinirv annearanea of tha K;i,l;. i B . B7 PP r the Dulldngs '1 .anesvine; proaueed by the universal use of coal as fuel; which is formed in numerous beJs in the immediate; vicinity of the city still it has its many objects of interest and its many attractions. A -l.li . 1 1. . 1 j t , ... ... " v' i urn oia cnurcn-vara on the hi I. in the rear of the High School buildinc. cavil a I .!c- a , . " . ueauiuui view oi aiain street, which is straight compact and busy. within tbe old church-yard so say the sand stone is ds rgBi the mortal remains of many or tbe sturdy pioneers of central Ohio. But the enaoing fingers of time are fast obliterating the "In JUemoria" once so plainly traceable upon these monumental slabs. through the kindness of Mr. Israel Hoge an old rcsidentf Zanesvillo, and long an officer under the government, I was conducted to tha 'rKe reservoir, which contains, upon the ton of A.a ,1.. 1 . .' v i 1 1 ... . . . . vi ,iij iiivuoai, uni. inn WBier. Which fftrP,H from . h. , ' 'J- J . ....(.jij ... vuj. ine view oi tne cuy ana surroundings from this point is beautiful beyond description. The city in the valley, formed by a curve in the rie sleeps at your feet. The village of Putnam upon the opposite side of the river, resting beneath tbe thousand shade and flower trees the beauUful green hills which environ the eitv and last, though not least, the broad and beautiful Muskingum, as she rolls ever on in silenoe towards the scaj these all have their attractions, whioh for beauty of scenery, may vie with almost asv nart. of that world The new Cemetery, one mile from the citv ia laid out with great regularity; its streets and alleys, its trees of luxuriant foliage, its multi- iiBitc sKin, uispiayea upon the various tnmh stones ana monuments, render this "city the dead" most attractive. of The schools are in a truly prosneroui emnfli. tion, under tbe watchful superintendenn. nf M. Leggett, whose large experience in school affairs fully capacitates him for the resnonsihlo r,oai tion which he so honorably fills. - - lbs school buildings are oommodion. nlaaw and comfortable; the teachers comDetsnt .. industrious, and the pupils quiet and very studious.The library at the "Athenenm," contains 4,000 volumes of choice Historical, Politioal Poetioaland Miscellaneous books. There is also connected with it a large reading room, with a variety of papers and periodicals. My stay in Zanesville has been rendered doubly pleasant by tbe kindness shown me by tha landlords of the "Stacy House," where I have been slopping. They are affable and gen-tlemenly, and endeavor to render their guests comfortable and happy. E. A. B. i NUMBER 16. Scene at tho Japaaaec Ilaadquartara Cireat RmeH ofLadltwHow tkay Kmnloar thelr Tim, .., . .. . Correpoodao of th w Tork Tlaaea-1 , ( - From the moment that the Embassy reached ' the hotel to the present, tbe vicinity has been crowded with all sorts of people, anxious to get ' a sight of these eastern curiosities. In vain ao- . tices are posted that "none but guests of the , house are admitted," and a crusty oerberns post- '' d at each of tha doors. The orowd rushes In, " and, strange to say, comprises, I might say. Aa '-undue proportion of ladies. I They crowded the reception rooms, peered in- , to the strangers' faces, fingered their garments, and in all ways exhibited far more curiosity ' and astonishment than tbe imperturbable objects of their interest. Indeed the Japanese made themselves at home immediately, and as - soon as they could reach their private rooms, availed themselves instantly of the beds and lounges. To all the importunate inquisiiveness evinoed by those around them, they appeared quite as impervious and stoical as if they oould-not see, or be jostled, orsuffocateel in a orowd, or inoommoded in any of the numerous waye 1 persisted in by their tormentors. At least a ' "' doxen of ths lower officials soon spread about ' the hall, and soon made themselves quite at .. home. Around each a little knot would oolleot, trying to exchange languages learning the " names of knives, cards, watches, features and various objeots. The signs and motions, the loud talking, as if one or the other as deaf, th , baby talk, and attempts at Dutch, Frenoh and Japanese were exceedingly entertaining. Three or four of the Japanese very obligingly oonsen- ted to write cards for the ladies and gentlemen ' who presented their own in return. How long . this would have continued, and the e-ood natura of the se-ibes endured, it is difficult to say. Certainly they were kept writing until the ink in their portable inkstands had nearly run dry. The artist meanwhile was busy with his sketch book, recording all things for the eve of tha Emperor. A few took a stroll about the lower part of the hotel, in the lobbies looked at tha cigars and newspapers, smoked a nuff or two. gave out samples of their tobacco, shook hands win everyoouy, including the waiters, and altogether made themselves quite comfortable. It was amusing to hear the comments of the orowd. "Ain't they like women?" "What do they wear two swords for 7" "They look like Chinese." "Look at his head shaved.'' "He's got trowsers like a Turk ;" "And a coat like a bntoher'a ' shirt;" "See his white sandals;" "Guess he's f one of the cooks ;" Wonder if he's a Prince;" "Can he eat rats :" and a thousand similar remarks and inquiries. About o'clock the principal members of the Embassy, together with a number of naval offi- 1 cers, sat down to a dinner prepared by the Ho- . tel, and differing but little from an ordinary din- . . ner for a member of Congress. In the use of wine," particularly, they proved quite as apt as the ! ' best Christians present, and, it may be believed there were some salamander throats present . with the Navy, so well represented. The Japanese used their knives and forks with great , skill, considering that those implements were new to them, and generally evinced great apti-' tudein learning. They do not, however, ex-hibit any embarrassment at the oeouliar man. ners of those around them, but, with the utmost tana froid, do just what inclination dictates, in-eluding Bitting on the floor, smoking in the par- ' lor, and, I was informed b an intensely dis--gnsted New York Councilman, even spitting on the carpet. One of them created a little consternation among the ladies by suddenly draw- " ing up his loose pants and drawing his legs under him, exhibiting a pair of calves that attracted some attention. As he kept perfectly quiet, however, tha ladies giggled and pretended to turn their heads. One of the first things done after their arri- ' ' val was to plaoe their money some $80,000 in the hands of Messrs. VVillard for safe keep, ing. What a sensation would some barbarian burglar create if he could put his paws on their treasure I During the entire voyage the treaty- ! " 1 box, containing the treaty, the ratification of which is to take place, and the treasure, has been vigilantly guarded. It was this that ere- , aled so much curiosity at the landing, and on ' being carried through the city perched on the ' ' top of an omnibus. Think of the muob.-boast.ed i treaty between America aud Japan traveling , into Washington on the top of a five-cent omni- . bus! Shade of Mika do-Dairie, think of that I ' 1 " One curious incident of the reception was the recognition by most of the Japanese of a mid-- shipman, attached to one of the Philadelphia papers, who visited Japan in the steamer Mi- ', '"' tUeippi about nine months since, and knew most ''' of the Embassy. They were evidently pleased ' to see him, and renew their aequaintanoe. In his anxiety to show his gratitude, one of the Japanese bestowed a handful of Japanese coin on an Irish porter, who had handled the " ' ' baggage. Pat was at first at a loss to know what to do with the money, but in an instant the curiosity-seekers, who witnessed the incident, . were buying him out with quarters and half-dollars, until he was showered with enough to pay his next month's rent. . .' A number of the Japanese evinced great'in-; . torest in the different styles of oigars. They . would take one offered them, and, after break-ing off ihe end and smoking a little, would 'l " ' break off more and hand it back litellw ea. questing (he giver to smoke their "old sogers." They also passed around their pipes to be tried . by those who wished rialr ,ntr a. nn H i i-inn nf the tube similar to that ot the instrument upon which the boys "try tha strength of their langs." The bowls of their pipes are very small, and.-i: contain but enough "ta-ba-ko" for a few whiffs. , An incident occurred in the reading-room which would seem lo indicate that John Bull is "' not muoh in their favor. One of the interpreters said, with a very good English accent, "San Francisco fine city; Washington fine city. We J.,k" America, Russia. France not like English! and, with a significant shrug of tbe shoulders and an expression of contempt for the Eng. lish, he left. . . , , Thus far they have expressed themselves greatly pleased with the attentions paid them, and are perfeotly satisfied with their quarters. They have also declared that they are not offended at the inquisitiveness of the lookers-on. Their example would certainly inculcate better manners. Besides the princes, some of them are very rich, and are gentlemen of education :' ' and refinement. This in a measure, if not entirely, accounts for their apparent effeminacy. .. They have athletes and laboring men in their own country, who are as robust as the best of us. Commodore Perry, it will be recolleoted, saw a number of these professional athletes, one of whom, Koyanegi, was the Heenan of Yokn- ! ' hama, and trained lo as fine development, phy- . sioally, as the vanquisher of England's vanted ohampion. The presents to the President will be probably opened this week. They are, it is said, of the most costly character, ornamental and useful. On the oocasion of the presentation on Wednes- day, the present rather unbecoming traveling dresses of the Embassy will be changed for ap- ' propriate habiliments of a richer description. The Minnie rifles which they bring, manufactured by themselves from samples left them by Commodore Perry, have an improvement in the method of loading, which is much praised by both our army and navy officers. The ladies at Willard a have been making pets . , of two of Ihe youngest and best looking Japanese, who speak , little English, and the chambermaids ar developing the deepest interest in the servants of Ihe kitchen. - I do not pretend to divine what will be the result of this, but mention it for the benefit of whom it may eoncern. As the Japanese delegation consists entirely of males, and their stay from home will be a long one, I do not think it would be impossible, if their religion will permit, for a few matches to be formed especially if the men put their hatchet matchett together and .talk the matter over. That will present a new develop- 1 . ment in th eharaoter of races across between the Yanke or the Irish and th Japanese. . Think of Josh Cowasaki, Bridget Masuch San-jsro, or Jonathan Moray-ama-hico.-