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I 1.QCAL NEWS. Though Tbi Star la printed on the teiai prni In use south of Baltimore, Its edition so large to require It tc pat to press at an artj hnor; therefore, should be sent In before 12 o'clock etherwlse they may not sppear until the next day. of Columbia Advertisements lo be laaerted In the Baltimore Ben are received at and forwarded from Tbi Stab Office. Speech Mebtiso" in Old Thisitt chcscii night. In response to a can lor an of public sentiment with regard to "free speech," a large crowd collected at old Trinity Cbttieb, and Wm.

Parsers. Esq was called to the chair, and thirty-four vice appointed. Pirsons, in a few remarks, explained the nature of tVs meeting, and railed for a free expression of sentiment upon the treatment of those who bad been abused in this rlty, when attempting to vindicate the principles cf the Republican party. Tbev had come from nearly all parts ef the land, with their hearts ove-flowing with a love of country and devotion to the Union, and found here in their midst a set of men breathing treason and crime, who stalk forth In the community to brow beat those wbo dare to express their sentiments. But tbere were men from tbe North and West, and the South, too, who say to tnem, indicate your riguu Applause une of Ibelr number hid been amulted io tbelr midst Last Sunday, who had atood up for their Insulted, arretted and thrown Into prison with villains and graceless arampa They were determined to vindicate the and eatabliah free speech in the capital of the Confederacy The chairman of the committee appointed at a previous meeting to draft resolutions not having arrived, Denlo, of 111 addressed the meeting It afforded him inexpressible pleasure to meet In Washington, a place celebrated above all others on this broad green earth for rascals protected by a Metropolitan police, In favor of free speech He had been taking notice of iren and things since be had been in tbe city, but had found more things than men.

When he arrived here was told bv men with brie Lit buttons that people were nut allowed to talk on the streets, and be bed replied that the men out West were used to it, and would be protected in it too. The Administration wbicb bad just gone out of power were used to tools, and their tall western Precedent bad not yet bad time to cleanse 'be Augean stables, so thev must be patient and bear It a little longer Their army had been scattered over the continent, their navy sent off Into distant or suffered to rot at anchor, and they bad been told by Wigfall that tbe South had fired on our flag and we dare not resent, that If we did not take our men out of tbe forts in the South tbey would do it for as. Well, they had taken tbem out. They bad spent over a million of dollars, collected thousands of soldiers, and bad starved out sixtv But thev had got an elephant, and what worse tbey did not know what to do with it. Old Abe of the West would soon show them what would be done with it.

TCbeera 1 He knew it on the 4th of March, when se beard him from the east front of the Capitol. The South had boasted that Jtff Davis would tear from tb? Capitol the stars and striprs He bad no fear of it That fl.ig was agoing to wave over the Capitol forever, all stars on it, too It might be that the star representing South Caro ina would be designated. but it would be there snvhcw. There were Marions and Sumters ret in South Carolina, and though bey might be driren into the woedsaad swamps as tber were by the tories, yet their power would be felt. Gwia tad to California to preach treason, but there were inen enough tbere to take care of the Pacific and If there were uot, they would send a few from Illinois or Wisconsin' He did not believe that Wigfall would go back to Texas at all Governor Houston and tbe Union men of that State would take care of her; and so it would be in every caae when the Union men made a stand Why.

Bennett of the Herald was a good Union man to-night, and be should not be surprised to see the next day the "States and Union" come out in favor cf the Adminis'ration. He expected so, for tLe was the eagles would be gathered together. He hoped they would cor.duct themselves to as to that they bad no hostile upn the 1 tk ...4 w. I A uui 11 wtrr uvi ncmiuwca 10 out their they would give them to understand that free speech was to be allowed He felt that the President done more for th? Union In the last two or three days thati hid been done before i.nce Ui? Inauguration; ai.d when heard be had that day that four fron that tiise the 1U11 and stripea would wave ovei the Ctplfol or he be dead In defending it," b( felt that the victory was already won. ap plauae, and three cheers for the President Th? of Weat were with them; and de.oocratlc member of told him that day that be was home to raise a regiment to defend the Govern ment.

irglnia w.is not going out and Kentucky would not try. When they the rattlesnake flag here he would bs the first om to draw it down, and he wj leady to help do 1 anywhere else If they had got to fight to upholi the Government, they should do it thernselvei and not shove it cfl" upon coming generations. Gea. Nye, was then Introduced to tb He believed it to be a wise prnvulo of Providence that there so juld be an occasion which to test the patriotism of the men of tb natlou T1 spirit that nerved the arm of felbtrs hud gradually fading awny, and tb patriotism of day nearly died out; and Got tb his wisdom, had put them to this test to see there was enough left to revivify the old splrl That there was. he had not the least doubt.

ortak up this Government was not the right to radrtss the wrongs complained of. and I defied any man to prove that Oy demolishing tb another might be built up. It had been said tb the republican party had brought this crisis upt the country by meddiing witn slavery. It the only party which had declared It would meddle with It. It bad declared in platfor not to Interfere with nor invade the rights of at man.

North or foulh He a republican torough, and be had that in htm which mat him forget the boundaries of State lines, an clasp bauds with brothers, be be where he ma 4 Others might do as they pleased, but he sbou tU'ht for his country, if need be, the old of tbe land shou'd be the flag to wave over bin If they had done wrong, tbev were willing right it. but it wuJ not necessary to go to war tkat purpose. If he had the power, and Je Davis would let him, he would go to Montgome and take him by the band and lead him up to tl bights of Buaker, and tell him that moitume bad been cemented with the blood of a He would take him to Saratoga and New where tbe rivulets run red the warm of tbe brave meu aad every sod pressed the of a hero, lie would lead him to Valley Forand to the very spot where repose the ashes of hi wh? relied act only on the sword, but on tbe of bis fathers, and ask htm if he did not bear i admoultlon come up from tbe tomb, ''lay not band upon this glorious temple?" He wcu take him to York town; to tfce fields of Mexlc where fought for this flag, and tLea be lead fclm by the grave of Jackson, who hi declared "the Union must and ihali be and then, if all that was not enough, he wou take htm to a fctsh place, and tel! bTru to east I eve over the minions of this land, and would la his ear Ihe terrible consequences of an atiem to overthrow this Government, and ask htm If vss prepared to meet in life and In judgment retribution which awaits the man who would such an unholy thing as to destroy bis count spplsuse General Nye having concluded with an exh tatlon to sUnd bv the Union, Gen. Lane, or Kansas, was next He had cone from a State the youngest of all, where secession was denounced as treaj and a He bad beard bi la tbe Federal Capital, that which In Kan would have received toe rope arid the limb. Mood on tbe Chicago platform, and would not driven one balr either towarda aeceaelon on one band or kidnapping on the other The republicana did not intend to disturb ah property, but he hoped that whea tbe aoutberu emancipated their alavea tbey would give tbe pahllcans thlrtv days notice, aa they intended purchase a portion of dootb America, and tra port tbem aa fast aa Ihey were freed.

Mtaao aid Kansas were going on together, hand In hai and let Virginia do aa abe pieaaea, they would true to the uioo aad make money out of the fc of 1 be North had ao dviire to ttgbt. I they were determined to aaalntaia the Conati tloo aad the Five ago Jeff Davla 1 bim Indicted for treason. and Insisted upon 1 roavtction becauae ba tried to get Into tbe L'tlc little lrregalarly; and now be asked bimaeif should he do wttb Jeff Davla, who wanted to ewt Irregularly Laughter.1 lie would takeav the malls, blockade tbe protect the (o recover the regain that had been laat. The southerners a callant people, aad he admitted toeir chiva bat be did not thluk they bad ti muck the North If the Government would stop malls and ytve theiu one battle It woald over with aeceaaioa not for arnead tke Conatltuiioa Had Congreee In tbc ou ward no bat thaee of drllai.oe aei ilou would have born atopped at once Deftaj and nothing elae but deBance, abould be mi tained lowarda he waa foe war, In alnabia war, ratber Utu to yield one bail thoar who were la araaa agat net the ti overum Thia Oarernmaat waa new traveling the read which tke of Knaaaa had trod, an II waa aecaaaary they wouid enact over the a acewa He had bean oae oi three mea who bound thaunai lrea by aa oath to aerar leave hoeoee without anna apoa their peraoaa and artna loaded ta the hooae, and emianrtaa i in La mm tnJ 1 i 'M' -'ov I I 4 ft r-iht aft a tainted to tbefrwrrotrttimta black ribbon euwril a bowle ktiifo ud a revolver. Bat tbto waa Mt all.

They hired a man Mined (who waa called Boekakin for abort) fur per month and i board and then gave hint tlfty "piece for every border rufllin he ahou.d in a I daya l.e cleaned out Lawrrnre completely. and to go out into tbf country aeveral to find a man to whip. laughW Gen. Lane having concluded a few were bv Mr. Vinton, cf iscon- ain.

when the following were adopted: Wbereaathe preaervation. protection. and of our free inatitut'ona to poatarity, and aupport of the Government, aa a neceaaary ont pamon tKat II. la UN v. i pi in ut amount object, which demands our united and vigorous co-operation; and whereas free speech and a fVee are the means by whlcn the prejudices and mistaken views of the deluded dupes of the slaveocracy are to be disabused; Reflvd.

Thst while treason is rife in onr midst, and traitors are moving armies to secure Its triumph, we, the loyal c.tlzens of the Unlon, are called upon, by every consideration of patriotism, to leave no means unemployed to protect the Capitol, and preserve the Union and a chives of the nation from threatened destruction; and that we pledge to the Government and military authorities of the cation our most cordial and hearty support. The meeting then adjourned to meet to-night, at the same place. Military the Star went to press, a detachment of sixteen recruits tor the Mechmle's Union Rifles, Captain Rotherford, appeared at the War Department, were inspected, and mustered Into service. They match well with the Rifles already in aervice. A (quad of forty-tbree men, to be added to Compinv 0, National already mustered into under Capt McKIrn, wm marched to tbe Department by Lieut Jus H.

Thty vie mustered Into tbe service, making tbe company one hundred strong The Washington Rifles, Capt are de Irous of adding another company to tbe command. and make a battalion. They hare a list of sixty four extra recruits, many of whom have seen service in Kurope and America Additional recruits were received during the evening for the following companies: By Capt Fcxwell, for the Henderson Guards, seventeen recruits. By Capt. Redier, for Company Anderson Rifles, eleven recruits The of the President'! Mounted Guard went to the War Department and tendered the sprvicea of that company to the country whenever wanted A guard of fifteen men'was detailed last night from Cspt Kelly's command (Company Union Regiment.) and potted at the President's House.

A guard was also detailed from tbts company for the War Department The regular guard was also kept at the quarters of tlie company, so that the men belonging to Company cannot complain of the want of active service. iisisitinoxs. Captain Stewart of th? Mounted Guards, tendered his resignation to his company at a meeting of thatcorps, held a few nights since. It is stated that company Anderson Rifles, Georgetown, were to have.been mustered iuto service yesterday, but were not, in consequence of the refusal of a number of the members to enroll themselves, and in consequence of such refusal by tbern, Capt. W.

Jones threw up his commission. Lieut Orme. of this company, is endeavoring to muster in a sufficient number of recruits to fill upthe company. The officers of the Sixth RegimentD. C.

bad a full meetlnc last nicht jit their armorv and dr voted a couple hours to drill exercises and company maneuvers under instructor, nek ley. The officers of the Sixth are determined to make themselves as efficient as powlble, and are said to be making excellent progress It is expected at next meeting all of the non-commissioned officers of the regiment will have bee.i appointed, and will be present te participate in the exercises cf the drill. niw companies At a meeting of the citizens of tbe First Ward, called for the purpose of forming a military company, held at tbe corner of and Twenty-fourth streets, tt following officers were elected: Cap tain, J. II McBlalr; Lieutenants. 1st Dr Newman.

2d W. Hurley, 3d John E. Herrell; Ensign, Thomas Blunden The "Union Volunteers." the new company i forming at tbe Monument House, Fourteenth i street, are rallying to day with life and drum, and to-night will go Into an election of officers i They expect to muster ir to the service THK DSFK7C5C OF i AU the indications are that Washington city i will be promptly put in position to repel any attack cade upon It A nufflclency of th? live thousand men called out by the President's proclamation will be quartered here. It Is unders stood that those rendezvousing at Harrisburg will hasten to this city. The troopa already here are bfing placed in toe most, systematic mar.ner Tbf artillery have tiken possession of tbe heights and roads leading to the city.

A row of some five carta, laden with cartridges, grape-shot in r. 11V' 11 jb(i, anu uiuri niiceiirs, up cuiiityi vr.nU avenue yesterday, be placed where needed 1 by the cannonieri. TO DAT. The Slemmer Guard. Capt.

Knight, Lieuta 1 Smith, Donn and McKlfresh, and 9v! men, the first company at the War Department tbi morning. Their services were accepted and thi will receive commissions to-day. and thi '-omptny will report and be swori into tbe service Shortly after the arrival of tbi? company, thi lr Washington Light Guard, Capt Marks. L'li'Uti Kilia, McCathran and Altlmus. 5 4 cor 1, peraia.

2 musicians, 2 markers, and private! If arrived They were nspected and aworn int t. theaervice Next came a company of recruits to tbe Was! iy fngton Kifif-s (Captain roiiirnar.d), 5 strong. They were reieived and sworn into tb service st Company B. Pntnam Riflea. CaptilnGreenwel 11 A I vj- wiin.

nuvw i cuu ciiiiiti, i rs 4 corporals, and 04 prl vates, arrived shortly aftei ot and were accepted This company has bee formed since tbe night last )y Ten additional to the Carrington lfonn Guard (Capt Uoddard Georgetown, arrlvsd an Je were sworn in id Company Union Regiment. Captain Miliei j. Lleuti Garrett, Wright and Willett, sergeanti 4 corporals, 2 musicians, and So privates arrive at o'clock, and tendered their services to tt Government to The Constitutional Guards. Capt. Dcgprs.

I.t or Bell, Cavsnautrh and Scott, 5 sergeants. 4 corpi I)- rals, and 60 privates airlved and were sworn rv service he Company (Zouaves) Washington Light 11 ut fantrv Battalion, Captain Powell, Llents Hnrre and Jrvisg, 4 sergeants. 4 corporals, 16 private came in later, and reported for duty, fd D. National Guard, Captain in Lleuts Brown, Hitchcock and Keuv, 5sergeant 4 corporals, i color txarers, and ItW privates, a rivea subsequently ard reported for duty. Tb romjany been organized since Saturday eve in log Mad Thursday afternoon, a dc owned by Mr.

Glascoe, on street, IKlgbth and Nlntb streets, wns observed to blbit symptoms of hydrophobia, and bit persons before be could be secured. Mrs tilasc was severely bitten lr endeavoring to set-ure aog, xonerner wiiu otuaren 01 jonnstewari, F. titinlev and S. (iodrtard. The was tlnal 'K killed, after a abort purauit.

The persona bltt are now under medical treatment, and hopes tertained that they will not auflVr the uaual pern ties following the bit) of a rabid animal. Thkatsb Taylor'a new comedy, Babes in the underlined for nome tir on the billa, will brought out to-nigbt, wi Jefferson In lta part of "Beetle," which part, see, haa, In New York, In the bands of Clar) been the (treat feature of the piece and given wonderful run. Remember, only three ulgt t.lt more of J. J. He Tub Raiss thi bea be rains which followed ao toon after the late the et In the river, caused some fear that another flow of the aanie sort occur but.

ud to tl ive writing, there no extraordinary rite of era water, and. a atrong vale froin the northw re- havlug set in, there will probably be none. Rsv. MM. CLABit, of Liberia, baa Juat ami orl hare, for the purpcae of making i "Jj the eatabllahment of a colony of colored people Liberia.

Judging from the lettera and papera hla poeaeaaion. the plan appenra to oflVr greet but docementa to the fre colored people of thla coi hia Homeopitktc Imsin Al! of Dr. Humpureya meopatJHo Remertiet pnt up expreaalj for (km DBI nae, in boxes, at is and it) cents each. AI ia 30 vie'a, fro.it 94 to 'ay each, with book of full dir-ctioua. For sale rta.

Z. D. UUruvn. 350 l'a. avenne, wlioiesale I retell A.

343 north atr? aiao hy F. tf. Winter. corner of a i ji. nr.

Q0V aim nnui ium, rr i for and external lnflferaniationa ill Sold alove. ma9-1 Uei On the 16th by the Rev. Dr. Pinokn A.M KS W. xaN.Jh of Faduoah- I AGGIE MoCCTCHRN.

of acfai aCity.D.C. Kectuafcy papers copy.) ii n- DIKD, of Ann. On the 16th mitant, Mrs. RYAN, of AmiUI'wi Uk? isday, at 8 o'a won urrlted la atteST It AMUSEMENTS. WA8H1NOTON THEATER! 8 w.

Aotinc Manager J. T. Raymond THIS EVENING. W.ftW ni vKt tkmA of uui wonky JEFFERSON Who will appear for Ji.e tint time BEETLE, la the New Comedy, by Taylor, THE EABE5 IN THE WOODS; And Solo.I SmaaLK, Id THE PEOPLES LAWYER. Mr.

'rave to to that the Spring leaaon wh! oommenoe on moi.dar, April 22i. A HINT TO THE IS SUFFICIENT. Our n-xt HOP will be on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th in Harmony fiw ewry following Thursday to Wrather nuts our meant and acq unman en inTit'd to attend. Ourootnpauy ba striotiy elect. ST.

CLAIR DAVIS, aplfl JOHN HMAI.I.WnnD. AA(k (UUt BOOK to all the Odious in the eouatry, aad cnti. tna same matter the Great Bine Book costing S3 50. Omitting the which are not necessary. Catalogue or Curiosities at Patent office Mat of Old bought and sold Catalogue furnished ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller, Willards'Hotel Square.

WANTS. WANTED-Two toed DRESSMAKERS, at 367 I) liorween 9th and loth If jroonic womar, a SITUATION as nune or No objeo'ion to travel. Address Box Star Office. ap 17 D. for a lady, in a a met private family where there no other arrter o.

8he will furnish her own room Tcrina he Please address a note to No. 3, Star Office. ep 17 3t VVANTED IMMF.DIATKLY?a good man BARBER. To a aober and n-nn the highest and constant employment 1 be given. Applr to tl KN BUNI'lZ No.

136 Hriifge afreet, between Congreaa acd Hijh Georgetown. competent to cook, war and iron for a small family German preferred. will be pa'd, and no one need apply wthou' rood Inquire of J. B. KIBBEY, oorner Twenty.

atreet and Boundary. ap 17 3t a rfspco'able girl, a SITUATION to cook. and iron in a private family. The of reference ca-' bo given if required. Inquire a', the ooratr of Fourth and No 530.

ap WANTKD IMMF.DIATKLY-From to worth of SKQOND-HAND FURN1 TURK or all for whioh I will guaranty to the highest prioaa. acd, aa the notice. r. bOchly. HaaUr in Pn A- rv oo 9 7th bet." and east side.

LOST AND FOUND. the First Ward, on the 17th Maroh, a jxrar! FOKTEMOiN.NAlE. ThaowiiT oan have it by provinc property and payinc tins advertisement. Call 1 street, between 22d ardiSd. It" M.

MASQN. TAKfcN UP-A BAY HORSK, harnessed to a The horse it lame in tne ieft loot. The owner is req to oome ftrwa'd, prove property, ray take thrm away. J. F.

DUNNINBTON, ap 15 Ninth st, opposite Center Market. I I BOARDING. BOARDRooms, with Board, can hart at No. 29 Four an st. ap OME DOliIiAR.

Sl-Sl si. Sl-Sl. 4 7 0 Pa. Av. EVANS.

476 Pa. Av YOUIt CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF JEWELRY IN OUR STORK FOR ONE DOLLAR. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. Elegant CARUUNCLE Sets for 81 1 Elegant LAVA for 1 Elegant OA RNET Seta for SI Elegant JET lor 1 Elegant CORAL and GOLD. Sets for $1 Elegant MEDALLION Sets for ill Elegant HIM MOSAIC Seta for fl Elegant PLAIN GOLD Seta for fl Ladies' GUARD CHAINS tor 91 Ladies' CHATELAINE 91 Ladiea' NECK CHAINS for 31 Gent'a VEST different patterns for $1 LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE, ooiisistlnj of 1 TABLE.TEAand DKSKRTSPOONS, FORKS, CRF.AM riTCIlERS, CAKE BASKETS, CREAM LADLES, TEA SETS OF KNIVEdnntl FORKS, BUTTER NIV E3, FS, A o.

Alio; A Lurce Assortment of JEW ELRV, which we oas seil at 50 oenta jnr artitU. CLOS'NG OUT STOCK AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. BOOKS Seilin; for r' 51.25 BOOKS Soiling for $2.00 BOOKS Selling for $1 to $1 2 NOW IS YOUR TIME TO OUT BOOKS and JEWELRY r. LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. A CALL EAKLY AT ie 476 I'll.

Av. EVANS'S. 476 Pa Av ftp ATHAM'S OMNIBUS LINK WILL. n- 1J an1 after Monday. A prii 15, 1861 to mn between and A ex a xlriastthefo! lug n.

Alexandiaat 530.8 and and 4 p. ieav at 9,10.30 and 12 a hi and 2j 2 30 and 5 p. in. The are at S-'amuel StmemetA'a Hr.t an Shoe Sfor Hooho. and Green'a Mansion Uonae.

Alexandria. aeneers oailed for at any point withiu the est r. hroita of either. Fare each war ap 15-7) 1K ir1 tJOODS. nj 1 HAVE Now received rajr Spring importation of Irish Liiens, Linen Shirt fronts, Table Napkins, Toweiint.

Table Cioths. bird ey iMaper, I.ieen Cambric Hankerchief'. tome good at 75 cents per di all of mjr own importatior x. from the celebrated niauulaotory of Dunbar. Dick son it Melfist.

Ireland, and warranted aU pur selling at teu per cent. less than uaui prices, at HKNHY EG AN'9, be 323 (sooUt side) I'a avenue, Between 6tU and 7th lv ap New Iron en WAR AND PANIC GOOD o- TT for cash, at ftiil Seventh rt il- worth of Goods to sold at reduced prices. propose to sell the lollowing eohedule of i orach:" pieces, from auotion at 20c. and ne ward, at a great slaughter, Kent cky to j-ieoes, at worth 2 th and anrt other i ve lOo 2 assorted do worth 8 and in r- oase at 8o worth 12; 1 oase at 12Sc Scotch, at worth 18, aud Coats, wet. at worth llB Bonnet Rihbona lor 12a worth 2 large assortment.

Dress a lar; stock. with a largo and general ansortmeE er- bought for cash, and wiil be sold very ais ap 13 JUHN8QN ft to the mtarr8 of thb Hi We submit to the of the readers of Star the fol Vfc ed lowing list of pricee of artiolea in our line of but for ntii: fli fnc Lfulioi' i Knglisn LMtinc8lipperi? Mc. In- Toilet iB- Tkiok-wld Mor. ou 1 do. Undreaied 100 1 do.

Oonr. Mor. 125 1 4 nn 1 uv- VAilBAIH UU I lo- Light and Gaiters 50o. 1 iily Eng. Lasting do.

do. 7Vj. 1 Women's Heeled Boots Tfxj. 9o Miun' Sewed Boots 75c. 1 by Ladies' tik-soled Eng.

Last. heel Gut. no i 1.25 In addition to the above, we have Men's, Boy ve- Misses' and Children's BOOTS and S1IOBS 'Si "vrsesBfitti ear 7 Boot and Shoe Store, 341 Seventh a-eotf 2 doors below Northern Market DICHMOND AND POTOMAC STEAMBOi e. It COMPANY. CHANGS OF SCHEDULE.

On and alter Monday, the 15th Aenl.tbe st'imi BALTIMORE and MOuNT VKR- jr1? EN wul leave the wharf, foot th for the Soatii and South veet via Aquia Creek and Richmond at 6 a a IA- both tines stopping at Alexandria, I i pawensersand freight. Richmond acdrr' riaksburc Raiiroad having repaired demises. tJ I improved schedule will ran with jr I Mlif (Int) 8 14th ffjCHENCK'S TREATISE ON CONSCM be had o7oharre at the Dr M. i of 8. B.

WAlTjK. oorner Seventh it a I Dr. J. H. Boheack.of Philadelph 1 iMO 9 GEORGETOWN.

of Giotamwx. 17.1*1. There wti large and meeting of Jrou-jj men at tbe ball on the of Gay and hitfb on Monday fr.r tlie of a militia to be nuttcml Into strrloe of tb? Government. Major Robert Boyd, of the regimeflt ot District Colombia Militia, wu elected Captain; Mr. C.

A. Ofl'jtt, (lately of the Potomac L'gbt Lieutenant; Mr. Birch, Lieutenant; tiid VVm. Hoffman. Orderly Sergeant Thia cempany Is to be called the Potomac Light Guard, and numbers already efficient men.

They will enlist some this week Opt. C. Rodier, Company Anderson Rifles, took out twenty recruits vriterday morning. and will take out a few mof this moraing, swelling bis command to lOu men or more. uoaaara Daving rmgnta of tbe Carrington Home Mr.

John Burroughs was elected to till the vacancy. Capt Wm. Pteoart and FirW Pick rell, of the Georgetown Mounted Gtard, tare understand. First Lieut Winshlp, of the Scott Rifles, resigned, it is said, became a majority of the company refusrd to elect Unlen men Into tbe but were willing to receive Secessionists and National rs new members. We learn that about 20 tona of liombs, crape hot, ic were shipped on the Moatlcelio.

of the New York llue, which left her wharf here yesterday. The freahet In the Potomac is su'oslding. and we bear of no fcrther damage to the canal. There are rumors of damage to dams No 4 and 5, which are not credited. The breach near Seneca la now being repaired.

will be finished, we learn. In a few days, and 89 will the break near Williamsport We are requested to state that the morning omnibus (of toe fnlon Line) will leave our city at 7 o'clock hereafter until farther notice. GEORGETOWNADVICRT'MTS office, JJ2 GiokstTOW.1, April 15. 1F61. All the citizens this town over le of fortjfivtj years wh? ar- willing to render mil tary service to their and more part eularly to defend the bis net Columbia aiaiutt thnaccres dion of rebels are fu itrd to enro! tht nau.es at tbia office.

As 8ocn a sufficient number have been enroled to oonatiiute one or mote o-unpames will be to elect their own cffioMa, fc. to make aufh meuta may ntce? Bary to equip rnch nervice as may be assigned by the military authority til th? Distuct of ap 16-lw ADDISON. TWO DWELLING FOR KENT. on the west of Kvrett? etrest, in CtOfTt town, beijig equidistant from the anl College; one at present occupied by Mrs, Kibb, (which be rented with or wi'hnutthe furniture;) the r.ther bring No. 63; both harm; spacious oundr.

attacked. Also, for hire, three P. JACKSON, np 16-lw NoL 155 Hridge street. F'OR BRICK HObfK; has throughout and water in the is within a few mia of the omnihm depi't ard the market; and is loca'ed in one of tne most desirable neighborhoods in town. Rent moderate.

Apply to NO. T. WANGS, Agent. 15-S HOLESALii FISH HOUSE. 21 barrels I-abrador HEKK1NG, bdeoted, 95 do Bay Inland do 95 do fcastport do 5ft half bbls.

extra Roe do 50 bbU. new Magdalrne do do St John ALEWiVES. Daily expected ptr schooner P. Rfiirer, for low from the wharf oil or bolore arrival Also, 'W oho ce Labrador HKKUING, 'n board of schooner Expedit, due here about tha Hrtt of week. 250 bb 8.

No. 1 Meremichi ALEWIVES, do No. 1 IIEKk 1NG, Nit 1 kchm do No. i edium MACKEREL, Gloucester 50bblt. No.

2 4.1 ACKEREL, Giaucerter infection, and half kits No. 1 MACKEREL and SALMON. 48 half Sjinnz HERRING ami Labrador 'r inrtoreand for aie at prio a. HARTLEY A BROTHER, ap 10-2w 9'? aiid loi Watw at, Georgetown. AM) SHOES.

LARGE varieu aeaortinei.t of BOOTS o( excellent juit re ceivcti at 144 HrifRe street, tlieoT-BMl tubus stand, and lor aaleZaioSO per cebt.r ftl cheaper than the usual nnos. ma23-11n A. NKWDERGEK. SALE AND RENT. TO MILITARY rer.t,alar?c l.L 42 (y S3 leet, and iwo Roorai adjoining on? 12 hT 12 Oev the otner 14 feet.

Also, twi Furninhed in the for Iron: on I'a. avenue. Ap to 632 between i 1 3d ap 17 ROOMS, ar.tly looaK-d. Par or and Cha.i.br on same floor, aiid it Jr. in h' ocou cy ft ania.ll family with no Or th entiie winch ft vry djx.rftblf one.

Witi large side yard.) includin uivst of the m-arlf vri'l be rented taseuVile tewR' Ajp No. on streot, bttweeu Is' and sirtetc west. OK UliliBK No. 422 in SiltMnlli next to Phu-nh Square 'X is a a. lac 1 Inquire or E.

ORK.jIAN. Rocin 3, basement ap House anu furniture fok rnoUcrn two and-attio ilHIGI HOUSE, onnuimns 8 rooms an- witii'i hantlsants attached, ofler-d to sale, together with th? entire urnitiue i in it. To demrn? to commence use keeping it an lie-1 opportunity For apply to CHARLES VVll.SoN. Secrfiar Mutual Insurance Company, next to Rank Washingion. ap lu-3t I "For pleasant story HOUSF corner ol Twenty secindrud (I sts.

Gas fix litres complete Rtnt $25) per ingle j-ear. AppJ on the premises. Possession the 1st in May. ap 1 LTOR RF.NT?\ FRAME HOl'SF. No IS 1 at hatisnati I a iw with fix good rouirni; eiehbnrh-od; month.

Apply to (jKO. V. KIDWtvLl Wood and Coal Toilsr, oorncr and Fourteen! eta. 15 rpo LET-A three-ttorr BRICK HOUSE aiti I ated on First west, bet aroen and it nortn, tainim 7 rooms; rent moot! Also, a throe tto.r Brick House on St. uurll 4 between 3d 3d Us east, cni-tainiug 8 rooti rent 9)0 fei month.

Also, a tfiree story Brie on st. north, between id aud 3d fcts. we? containing 7 No. Poaseision of tl last an on tne 15th inst. Inquire nfXt of each, or yf GEOKWti FOLLaNSBEE.

Ca a penter, on Tfcird st. west. ap tt-eott '1 (71IR handsomely furnished HOUS 1.1 waul. Applf 10 n.iiiA.n BALDWIN, corner Seventh and streets. 3 three frame PWELl 1NG HOUSE corner of Tunth street and but tw i frons 'ho Parent Office, oon r.jonu, agoodeellar enu kitchen, wi ea? throughout.

Will not ronted for a rdir bouse. li quire of A. B. MoFARLAN, corner I'd. 12th st.

ap 2 HAUEOK rent-a framk housi containllit seven rooms, nether with the fu niture, situs-led on New Jeraey avenue, betwex ar.d Ft-f north Also, a nt three-story brii house, with-back tu tiding, or the same squar No. 120 Jtirth at Aim, some valuable LoT all of whiohtwi.i he Bold very oieap. Inquire of li. RYNAID, New Jeraey i.venue, between endNau. 7 4 RKjNT-A three-story BRICK on Wanhinitr.r.

city, between 19 li 30th, at oooupied by Attorn General, given 8th April olass STAND for auy kini. corner (iay and Hn.h oppoai iti f). 0 immediately. Apply to BLADEN FORRES Georgetown-, ap 8-Sw" IPOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, coitawi. 1 12 rooms, wiih Potomau water at.d (as.

on street, bet veen 18th and Mth. opposite Krank Square. Inauireat WARDEk 11 VAJ I tl 4 1'vaLl i wni auu wui uri 1 i biiu i vrj Aiao, Hnck House Twe.ftn and 1. May 1st, the large and eomrr I diont tJoUSE on Louien.na avenue, opposi the City Hail Square, nownotupiad by Mr. We as a dwelling and law offico, and adjoining honee of Mir.

Richard Waliach 5" FRANCK TAYLOR 25 liANDffMELY FURNISHED Four handsomely Furnis Rooms, suppii with ga? water, and ihe -t? and Post Office Departments tor rent. App'y 490H Man achuBctts avenue, north eiuo, betw 4th ita. ma2 FORRI northH OUSEof ro newfo ir story houses on Fourth ft, hetwc and No, 389, fronting the City MiiArA Pi iMriinn rivpn imm.iilintfflv. Ar.nl* WILLI H. PH1L.LIP, Attorney at-Law, 4 Louitu na avenue.

ma 11 eol CTOREyoR targe Store-room tra Pa. artcue, adjoining on- motion rooms, rent. AppiV to WALL A BARNARD, Anon Cand Comnission Merchants, corner Ninth and south Aide Pa. avenue. mar 1 DOR throe storr briok tainiQR 8 in good order, with ru I toron complete, on A street, Utveen 4th and I 1 Also, a COTTAGE, with lai ja.rU corner of strMt uortk Mt.

To paactual aad reaable tenants the ter AM" 446 1 pOR BRICK HOUSE 1 Si 4 1W WMtit, Georgeto rc, prevent oo i THE LATEST NEWS. TELEGRAPHIC). Callr4 Par. MosTaoxtFT. April the thouund troops called ont thousand 1 nre froui earh ftate except Florida, which aenda two iin uaatid Tbe Soutlif ur thev will Llnctih and S'wird'i It la of a government than and we will drive Lincoln back to bia abode in quicker style tban he came through 1 There la perfect confidence here that we with Davit.

Pillow, and Benure- gard. whip out Lincoln Our rauniticna of war will bold out longer than money 1 Gen. Pillow'a oifcr a dtvtaton of Tenneaaee i troopa to be raiaort immediately, baa been ac- cepted, and lie returna'o Tenneaaee Immediately. We no controversy here bat with black republicans. Gen.

Pillow guarantees to Ase ten thousand men in Tennessee In twenty days Vice President Stephens, in a speech at Atlanta I laat uigbt, says It would require seventy-Are times seventy-five thousand men to intimidate them It couldn't be doae. Farther from Fokt Kkaksii, April 15 Ban Francisco papers state that thus far the export of treasure this year exceeds the export of ths first quarter of Ua? i Jtil ii UJ "Viw. Janm A. McDoi gall was actio United Senator. On the ifrnnd ballot be received 77 Nugent Jtl.

and the balance AU tbe fcepnbllr.ansand of the Douglas members supported Mr. Tbe late itorm damaged mining claims In Tuolnmne county to the extent of VAiU.UOU. A new effort la to be made to contest tbe will of the late Senator Broderick. on the ground of forgery. His estate la estimated to be worth two millions of dollars Wm.

McNulty, formerly of Mamheld. Ohio, who e.irly emigrated to California and became verr wealthy prevoua to great Sacramento lire of which swept most of bis property, committed suicide at San Francisco on tbe of March. Intemperance and domestic troubles sre the alleged c-mis-v The Breckinridge Democracy State Central Committee is In w-sslon in San Francisco, and sre reported to hare negotiations pending with the Douglas Committee for the purpose of bringing the two wings of the party together General WmI for the I men Taor. April 16 Wool made a patriotic speech here last night, pledging all Mi energies to the cause of the Union. He said: 1 am prepased to devc.ta my life to the work, and lead yon in the struggle." The Syracuse Courier states that a large portion of the democrats there are opposed to coercion; snd consider the irue policy of the Government to be to recognize tl.e Confederate States rather than have civil war Landlord Voorhees (republican) was knocked down In his own bouse to day, for calling a democrat a traitor.

The Virginia Isateatlea. Richmond, April p. Convention Is still in secret session, and nothing haa transpired of their doings It ii. however, the current belief that the ordinance of secession haa been pessed. la till the of U.e Convention shall have been made known.

From Hew Vrlrant akw April Sew Orleans True Delta (Union says that strenuous efforts have for some time been made there, by the opening of rendezvous and offering of large etc to induce men to enlist, but trmb end candor the admiaion that a single regiment cannot be obtained In thla way for the Confederate army. Trstpi Reading, April 16 Rinzgold Fivtng Artillery of this place, Capt. as. McKnlgbt, 103 men and four field p'eces, received a requisition from the Governor th morning. They aet out morning at aix o'clock for Ilarrlsburfc.

thr place of rendezvous. TLeseare tLcilrst i'ennsylvaniaua in the field. Fire asd Innndntlcn at Montreal Montreal, April Inspection were burnt th i afTerroon, causing a loss of $125 which is principally insured. The suddenly yee'erday, doing damage to GralSlntown and the lower part of Montreal. The Excitrmeiit at Ksrftlk Norfolk.

Va April excitement here continues, and the people are anxiously waiting for farther news from Richmond and ton There la the Wrongest determination to resist Frcsldent Lincoln's war policy. Fanenll Mail Appropriated ts the the Boston, Apr.l city authorities hare appropriated Fi.neuil Hall for tee use of tbe troops 1 who are responding to the call of the government. Tbe "sttrs and stripes" arc now flying over tile i "cradle of liberty." I'fiien Feeling at the Havkx, April Mechanics' Tank or itilt ciiy i.a* wnaerea iue governor to be uied iu Hiding the support of tLe notional government. GoTerfciarnt Farchating SiPtmert. A prll 16 of the Washingr tou government are here trying to purchase the an iron vcuel built on the Clyde.

7C c.nanc** of oor oInnate are of Pulmonary, KrotuMal and Aftnmntit provedtbat simple remedies oftet act speeds'? and when taken iu states of the enonid at onue he had to H.in.cnia\ J- Trorh'nor Lozenges. lot the Coid, Couch, or Irritation of Throat be ever so si.ght, hj this precaution a wo. serious attaok njat beoffeotaallf 1 wardeu oil. ana bintfrt vri find tLem for clearing and strencihenius the it voioe. 9ee advertisement.

dol-iy Stikxcthen thf. Systim. Vigor is one of cardinal elements of hea'th. sickliest is the oe or its decline. Ath ol 1U utter pfcrvj on.

be bert eans o( vigor to down frauio and shattered constitution, which has yet been lavetteU or discovcred, is proffered to the feeb'eof both sosea a 1 ages in toftetttr's CiUUaitd Stomatk Bit ters. Miny who reflect upon the temerity with which they hnvetnfle-i th health in maturity, fanoj that they have gone too far to restored. Tuis Der-ility, frmn ever cause ausir.g, iray be cured; strength. ir wha ever manner it may have been wanted. restored by the use of this powerful invisomnt For indication and all its painfu u' eflTeots.bciiily and mental, they are a positive oifio- It be had of any druggist tpl5eo3t V( HE SLOAT SEWING MACHINES George B.

gloat ipt and Look 8tifol Bowing Machines vhe ever used, are acknowt0i edged to be superior to ail othe-s. They can purchased for are free from pads. Ihej make the "maris rufflinga r' Thev make the double lock stitch BD Th-j sew thick or thin materials alike. Thrj are simple instruction. They oan tx" seen and their operations a 4.

klaari VI inhira A sranos viat uvwtuk j' MAXWELL'S VI up 6 6teo 32s fMBBS' HAIR STORK, ip, VI No Pa. iv bet IJth and ISi lei. cd PERFUMERY HLS HALF FRiZKTTfcS, Ao. A lull btocl of always on made to order at the hortet of n'ltioe. Hair Work repaired or it? N.

lea' Hair Dyed in the most na'trn ec mniror ma 2B fern HEADER, A fcRl'SK staienientaud then judg of feels for yonrssif ABRAM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. a we; I known citizen there, had suffered from iKspepn for some tea's, witiio pennant ot relief, until tried AYKK'S fiLLs, which taken according ith the direotior.it for thia oump lunt. restored him in a ftw weeks. After an interval of naon'n re ntw naa uo r- iuru comp a ito. GEO.

CROSS, of had ai eruption oo his thoulaere, haok ar. i whioft one third of hie Itket the parts affeatcd oovercd vitii a scab, and oiteu a raw Kore.was of course and dist es-ios. ft so much impairs! his healtu a to unfit him Jor business and him ia aofferinr. All aid bim until he to TZ AYEhrS CoMPOl'NU EXTRACT PAlilLLA.shioh eared him. skin still show -Z scare om the aloeration, but it is other as olear ai a.t JOHN H.

SHOOK, ao eminent lawrer Richmond, Vs. took a vbioh tettleu on hi lance. A severe pain ect on the side, with Ikvi cough, whisfc wm soon followed by the annul Uka le ofoonsuraption. to taking AVERTS CHEH RV PEC iRAL, which aoou stopped the ooug mnrt him. Prrpa.tJ ty DR.

J. C. ATER k. Lowe; oa mis AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS. Now in (tore all th? rtylee an4 with a large aMortmedt of nil hrty Good for TKrda Fuc? DrMi Wie whic we are ranniox at loea to oat thie 30 pteoM (im ior Pain Bim Sitka, from low price to all vei ciuap, aoa wluoh we ut to examine.

J. W. 4 S93 et? and Pa. ev IUST RECEIVED? I a '4 I I SECOND EDITION. THREE O'CLOCK P.

Ixtixii binmiiT rumor of tU age br Virginia of an ordlaanee of aoceaa on W4 laat night, referred to ta Star, rrrated tntenae eiettoment throughout thte rltv to-day It was followed Inatantlj br anothert tllrglng that arniorr at Ferry wee triird tbla merntrg la the name of the Plate We aaee aa little faith 1b one of three la other. The changing of tbe baggage of a ceewpany of 5Utr? from qoartere near the War ueparuaeni 10 is or uw Treaa jry Building, that occurred moral riae to tt? rumor tbat they (tbe wero Ijelng aent to Ferry to reUka L'ailed of courae ArrsixratXTi-TU Pwldag Lai made tbe following appointment: George Leonard Davit, Paymaster la the Nary Joaepb Oilman, Marabal for New Hmbplb I re Wlngate 11 area, 9 Maraba.1 for tbe Dlttrtet of Rbode lalaud LOCAL MATTERS. Officer A Allen returned to tb? city afior an abacenre of about eight days tie called upun uy mc rniiion ureau U) iOIVf IDC CUV Ott apeclal buaineaa, and be departed with Col Pryton week, and brn be was on tb? of starting, bla work was made known to A clerk in tbe Penalon Bureau, named Edward R. Cheae, charged with purloining valuable papers 'rotn tbe Pension Offl The extent of ba robbery la aet down at between (Ml and Ccl Peyton and Detectlre Alien pursued Cbaae to Ann Harbor, Michigan, ha wm aricated Amonji tbe papera were aeveral land tvt mfa ai.ma Ik-. Miion of a bank wit; la Ann Harbor Mayor of tbf town was tbe bead of iht firm, and sent for Mr Allen and abowed bin) the warrants When first arretted.

Chase exprrssrd bis willingness to return to ubingtou with tbe odli-er, bat upon tbelr arrival at Detroit be stood upon tbe law, and was placid In tbe custody of tbe Marabal there, while Col Peyton and Mr Allea returned to tbe city for the additional testimony Col P. left this morning for Detroit with lbe evidence reqnlred The return of Mr Allen relieves his friends from anxiety, caused by their being that partiesln tbe HoutL had been telegraphed to by secessionists to iook nftee him. as It was supposed he bid rone Sooth, rsmor sa'd to arrest the noted Ben McCullocb. Poltck Jmrtier Clark Kelly, disorderly and profane; fined f5 and la default of security and costs sect to tbe workbouse days. Peter (irantnra.

ngnnt, aent to tbe fto days WSliard A vera, carrying aeonrcaled weapon; lined and coats Bradford, profane; fined Si 50 Allen Thompson, do fined 1 fit Mary Moore, selling liquor without a llccnse; fined t20 and coeta Before Donn Reuben Dodd was arrested by policeman Bietxel. on a charge of assaulting and beating bis wife Tbo evidence being conclusive, be waa sent to jail for court Thomas Lomax, colored, was arrested by cffieer Kitriba for an assault upon Thomas WHHsira, colored. He waa held to security to Veep tbo peace. THE LATEST BY TELEGEAPH. SratiBrst is Keitarky.

Loiu villi, April 16 A large and en thoalastte meeting of citizens opposed to war policy mf President Lincoln, was held last evening Three tnousmd persons. It Is estimated, were press at. Resolutions were nnanlmoualy adopted declaring thit Kentucky wlil not permit the marrhieg of troopa against the Confederate but If war limn come, iur join me mier uesr.riy. Tbe meeting Indorsed Gov. reaponaa to Secretary Cameron.

A itnllar held at Pad ucab, calling for a of tbe Legislature and a tttaia Convention. Ltlrr tram New Oilkhnc. April 16 the conrta here have adjourned till tbe tklrd Monday Mar. owing to tbe preaent of alT Ira. Hon Walker, a special messenger to Montgomery frotn Ualvrston, arrl here yeotrrday on bit way to conault with Preaident Da via aa to the defenae of tLe Texas coast.

Tbera was much excitement In flalvealoa on arrewrt of tbe war newt Tbe Cltf Council in extraordinary session, and the feeling of wn very strong The grea'eat activity prevailed. The enferferate tuini Lwa. Moxrsoaut, Ajrll 10 la likely that tho European butidera will aubscrsbe la rely to tbe on federate Taey are willing to freely for apecial prlnlegea Moxtsom kkt. April praon, to-dar, took SU23 of tLe Confederate loan, at par, in gold. Tbe Confederation will have from 23,000 to 1 oieu in lit Id in thirty Southern Forts Mrengthenrd.

Niw OeLtans, April 18 p'eees of ordnance have been taken to Forts Jackaon and 51 i'btUlp to-day Additional volunteer forces were dispatched to Sentiment in Mkhphu, April 16 be re. Tremendous meeting last night. A resolution was adopted resolving tLe city of Memphis out of tbe L'nlon. No Union men now to be found here in St. Loris, April 16 is understood here that Gov.

Jackson will refuse to comply with tbe re irwi V.ftlUCIVU IW IS a disunioniat ftaw New Yoii, April lower Wheat declining tendency Corn quirt and Pork Arm l.ard quiet. Uiaky quiet at inancial. New April suxks irregular Chi' caeoand Kw lalsnd 4') Illinois Certial Mich Southern 52; Central Reading 31Hudson River Vt 6 i SO; Mo. 6 I To xns sure to rannJ tbe advar seiiie of Htroiurhentm Cordlai End fiiond Purifier. in another oourtc.

tf 1 I New of Lad UMS TRIMMINGS and 'n evt-rw jual reoaired at Mrs. LOW E'S, 'J91 Pa avenge, ap IS St aoath atde. HAV NG KEi KlVLU 1 ieir farst taiP) of lt)lM Of A. SPUING a i all from tl.eir the pnbiu Ken era It. keep ni.u1 miun nf A I t.tl I UUOiiS.

auoL Swui da, Laoci eto. II. LOL'DON k. 1 and Military Tailors, ma Soro No. 363, nuder Brown's WNtNV GOODS'.

Ar? coir aduia; to our stork a Isrrsaod das.rable lot of NEW GOODS, comprising that ia and dftsiratle, we prop 'i to -1 at a ainaii Ai parsons in of DRY GOOb-1 viU altrapa btid our aioak in a'l ita Urmohea, ani at th? lowest priota. vou impress rpon of wfca reoenti) taken up tlicir lence lU ua. that wa bare but "old price." in piain bcurra on article, awt offer a five ttai. off for all fo- path. ink an of satisfy Uiem v.

iu regard to leg by for W. M. CO, No. 35, oppnute Ctnur 0 6 10t HelweonTth ana WILL BUY AND GIVK A HIGH KRIOK ft for A ph? old letters from ofithrtwd 9 Rare f'anip'i eu, W.rksoo Awnoar Ac Lettdrs of Washington muoh 4d dress bPRlNG. 646 north Twn IU Pin FRENCH LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKEtt CHI French Linnc Hatkerch'fs at ft i- so don.

oo. do. do. (1 an do. 1 do.

do. do. Itw do. I'fceee toods are rxtra obnap. I French Linens, Linen.

Linen Toweling, Lin-n, Curtain Maslins. a Marseilles Onr (took is full in ail dtMrtataw, aad we in id vitn nil in vant of DRV GOODS at low prioos to C.vnuaaoall. WM. R. RILEY No.

4-iwif 10 Praak jr of and Hlack Near auu Porto K100 Mo and UmtM or aa? ry i No. ffovoaHi New spring style OF CAlPBTlNMw Jrnt raoaivod at too w.nd of im laM Lraaf Clacatt it Dodaoa a bow sapplj of Th'M-ply and wHioh vara hoac kt ta Nav York from Hp a- a of Mm maaaJaoioriaa at ptoia aad will ba JAS. S..