Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1861, Page 4

——$—$—— THE EVENING STAR. | Further Particulars of the E the Gesport Na Yard—Arms and Gov- ernment Stores atroyed. [From the Norfolk Herald of the 22d instant. ] On Saturday and bier pol eg einer } led In the city. Trooj el y ‘oan 2 da every one anxious to know wha’ was to be ti ‘The rumor was that the Cumberland oie att sail from the Navy Yard, and prep- TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. 4 OAD. uation of PRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD | 0 SE SE SE, CHANGE OF HOURS. On and after Sunday, April 14th, 1961, the trains willran as follows: Leave WASHINGTON at 425 and 7.104. m., . but unable to obtain the desired 245 and 545 Leave BALTIMORE at 4 od 8.10 a, m 3.45 and * Feansongors for the West; Southwest and North- tone were made to prevent her. west will take the 425a.m. and 2.45 p.m. teins, At 12 o'clock an officer ps from Bs Spe | Fhe connect with Western traini "washington f truce, and was conduc unetion, x Bea Fated fate Headquarters at the Atlantic For Philade’phis and New York, 425and 7.10 a, Hotel, where a consultation was held which re- mond 0 8. m, sulted in a promise from the commandant of the yard, Com. Macauley, that none of the vessels should be removed nor a shot fired except in self defence. This quieted the excitement; but it was renewed at a later hour, when it was ascertained that thy Germantown and Merrimac had been scuttled, and that the heavy shearson the wharf at which the G. was lying had been cut away and allowed to fall mid-stips across her decks, carry- ing away the main topmasts and yards. It was also perceived that the men were busily engaged in destroying and throwing overboard side and small pay , and other property, and boats ‘were constantly passing between the Pennsylva- nia, Cumberland, and other vessels. The essurance of the Commodore, given by his officer at the truce Interview, however, tended to ailsy the apprebension of an immediate collision B, t the continued stirring movements at the yard, seon rendered it certain that it was the intention of Macauley to destroy all the buildings and other Property there—and it was therefore with @ot much surprise that, about midaight, after two or three explosions the light of aserious conflagra- tou was observed at the yard. This continued to increase, and before daylight the demon-work of destruction was extended to the immense ship bh -uses known as A and B, (the former containing tue entire frame of the New York, 74, which had Deen on the stocks unfinished, for some thirty- e/zbt years.) and also to the long ranges of two- cfiices and stores on each side of the main ef we yerd) The flames and heat from this remendous mass of burning material, was set by athwest wind directly towards the line of Is moored on the edge of the channel oppo- he yard, and nearly all of these, too, were Speedily enveloped In flames. The scene at this time was grand and terrific beyond description. The roarof the confiagra- tion was loud enough to be heard at three or four miles distance—and to this were added occasion- al discharges frou the heavy guns of the old ** Penpsylvania,” ship-of-line, as they became successively heated. These guns, itis asserted, Were double-shotted and directed at different parts of the yard forthe purpose of ensuring its plete demolishment. This, however, is cer- —that if all her guns had been thus prepared and directed, the ‘* burnt district * could not buve been more completely cleared of its appurte nances As soon as the torch had been successfully ap- lied to the ship houses, the Pawace which had en kept under steam from the moment of her arrivel about nighfall on Saturday, was putin otter, and taking the Cumberland in tow, re eated down the harbor out of the reach of cer—freighted with agreat portion of valuable nitions, Ac., from the yard, and Commodore and other officers. The ships proceeded as far “own as the barricades at the narrows, where the ( umberland was lef: at anchor, and the Pawnee «continued on to « Monroe $ As far as we conld judge from a cursory obser- vation, the property destroyed embraced besides the ship houses and contents. the range of build- ings on the north line of e yard, (except the Com: res aud Commander's residences. which are unburt,) the old marine barracks and cue or two workshops, the immense |ifting shears, the ships Pennsylvania, Merrimac, Raritan, Col- umbia, and brig Dolpbin—burnt to the water's edge; tbe sloop Germantown, broken and sunk; tue Plymouth, scuttled and sunk even with bet deck; and & vast smount of smal! arms, chrono- and valuable engines and machinery in the Ordnance and other shops, broken up and rendered us-iess A rauces indicated that it was intended to cripple the dry dock by blowing up the pates,bat from some cause this was not done, and the dock was found to be altogether unhurt. {07 The city council of Lynchbarg has app priated $1,000 to each inilitary company ot andred men organized ia that city for active State service. 07 The military boys of Lynchburg, Va., who are going to war, are hzving their photographs taken to leave ag mementoes with the loved ones at home i The late terrible inundations in Holland have reduced 60,0) people to the depths of poverty t~ The New York Post says that slavers are now fitting out at that port. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS WILLAR DS’ HUTEL —Mrs Capt Smead and child, USA; Miss Eye, Miss Dickson, J Dickson, Pa; Mrs Campbell and son, Va; Miss’ Kingsbury wo, W O Willams, «OC Deke, 11,3 M Barringer. T Grey. 'UsS4; © R Howall, Md; D Wells, J D Carson, Pa; A H Collins, Mass; G E law, G A Ritchie. WH Bowye Va; J LH Fogg, lady and £0 Barrett, Va; HE McLellan, Ga; & aon, NY; J H Soliman, H J. Wilson, Md; A J K Ha , USN: © B Chesnut, Ill; A WH Crane, NY; BE Hntehinson, Wis; Dr J S Magruder, VSA; E Xmirb, J W King, NY; Capt J P Gillis, USA; 4 MB ck, Ky; WB Shaw and lady, NY, JBse SC; Major Brewster, USA. WASHINGTON HOUSE—F Mason, T B Ban- nan, @ Lach, J McLeborne, R M Hodges, Pa; G Thorndike, Me: W Stewart; NY; H Ballantine, J A Wilson, Ind. J E Anderson, Md; T Brown, 0; © Hedges, Va; J A James, Mich; W Jones, s BROWN’S HUTLL—GA Simmes, R C Cor- yes, TJ ant, J W Tist, R D Owens, J 3 Wil- son, @ A Vickory, Md; A D Barrel, J Snow, Ak Harris Va: Dr T DeCastro, La; J A Ford and a ughter, Pa; D ) Saunders, W G Mebane, enn. HIRKWOUD HOUSE.—J Whitlock, NY; T 1) Towstoer, Ii; JW Ford, J H Dixon, W G Sp oston, J H Hand, Md; C’C Hill, Tenn; WM Singerly, A Warthman, it Morris, W Moran, Pa. NATION \1. HOTEL —G D Young, J 4 Hod- ges. Va, G T Merrili, Mass; RS Holt, LL Hyatt isa; J ambdin, Md; ‘f Wellmo and fam, H M Looner, J W Guerra, J Remer, La. “CBAN 8 TEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS Frou tax Unirep Status. Steamers. Leave. ‘or. Baltio, . --New York _.Havre New York. liverpoot orsia— Prinoe Albert_-__New York_.Gaiway Frou Evrorr Days. Apl 20 Api 24 Apia ew York. Apia ew Yor plis hes, g wees. re od Mocaw » Java Sparrow’, htariens nl . Sd * “7 13 (Intel& Rep) Master of Transportation. 0 nd o11s, 7.10 &. m. And 2.45 p.m, For Norfolk, 2.45 p. mn. On Surdav but one train, at2.45 p.m, andon turday the 245 p.m, train cone, to Pinladeiphis EDUCATIONAL. FEMALE EDUCATION, Tose Parents who wish their ty htere to re- ceive a thorough and systematic education, where their phystoal training will receive daily and special attention, under the most approved system of vt thentes and ymuastios, are respectfully invited to pa Log _— Academy, corner Four- mth st. and Now York av, MR. & MRS. Z, RICHARDS, au D-tf a —___ Principal. MALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL F® _ ALEXANDRIA, VA. Mrs. S. J. MoCORMICK, pie vices “ The thirteenth sunual session of tais Institation will co: e on Tucaday, September 18th, in the Rowe recantly ovoupied by Bylvestor Scott; Esq. 0. 180 King street. . The course of study pursued will comprise all the branches requisite to a thorough English Eda- gation, and Music, French, Latinand Drawing, if desired. i In addition to day scholare, Mrs. McCormick’ is | sa a to receive #- limited number of pupils as il ders, who, constituting & part of her own fan ly, will he under her immediate care and super sion. She will endeavor, as far 82 porsible, te eu rend them with the comforts sad kindly influences | of Home. fersnces.—Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr. Harrison, Rey. D. F. Sprige, YVilliam H. F Es edear Snowden, Esq.. Edmund F Esq., Henry Marbury, Esq., Lewis MoKenzio Erq., Robert H. Hunton, Esq, W. D. Wallach at Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq. Jas Entwisle, Jr. 3 - Col. ohn W. Min Loudoun fo 280 & Marshall, bd Cor rothers, Trams. Board, with Tuition in 3.1 the English Branches, 920 for the annual session—payabie serst-annually, in advance. Musio ang Languages at {L7 No extra charges. ’ prices. Professors’ pi an se-tt ‘GAS FITTING, &. — . @AS FIXTURES. E Hare in Store, and are dai y receiv FIXTURES of eutire'y New Pattarns and and Finish, ah: 1e to anything by ei avite citizens ly to call ap ok of Gas an nts Fixtures, foe fident that wo have the best selcotod stenk in hel amigo i t F GAB! All Work in the above line intrusted to onr care | will be promptly attonded MYERS & MoGHAN. mar §-tf 376 D xtroot, _ J, S¥oEx, ; - PLOMBER AND GAS FITTER Has removed to the corner of Twoifth sid F s He is prepared to introduce Water and Gas up the t favorable terms, and guaranties entir satisfsotion. i Hebas on hsnd a lot of COOKING and other STOVES, witon he will sell less than cost,as he | Wishes to get rid of them. no FFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER OF GAS M Tees Waskinerox, July 18, 1860, OTICE IS HEREBY WiVsN, Thpt agree. ably to the provisions of the ordinanos of the Cor- poration approved May 12, Iffo, the undersigned = DOW prepared, “whenever required in writing, an on pro payment of the fee of fifty cents, to inspect, examine, tost, provs, and ascortain the accuracy ot ee in this aity.’? } UU bs condemned, | eaied and marked as troe, will be | If proved to be acourate in its moessurement of gaa, it will be reaied rocordingiz, tnd Bgain put ia porition for use. Uhee No. eb wenth street.(near Odd Fel- 4. ‘ti omssa. rh ™m. LES W. CU INGHAM, tor and Sealer of Gax Meter: NEW anps' 0 . DRESS GOODS, Now in store all the newest ets cs and fabrios, With a large aseortmen . for ladies’ enits. 3,000 which we are running © out this eeagon. 20 pieces Suks, from low prios to guperic cheap, Sud which we sek A - W. COLL € $23 Seventh at.. bet. Dand Pa. av. % H Sows ano TRUNKS, | Of all Styles and Qualities, | AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ON COST, Store for Rent end Fixtures for Sale, | 'S STORE, et rek of the finost | 14,Sioee, Boots, tures for salo, pe and k is & better opportunity than may ted wil! confor calling sod settling their coun: WOOD AND © You wa och anwe oalling at the PION ner cf Seventh st favor by promptly ja rae i v3 worth by than ans othere in city. ered free of chatze. If you t the Pionoer Mails a trial, aud be saticti ja l?-ly.r kK Shave re to 251 € atreo diately in the the business w rit ata VER F “ TNE “Tr W I take great plea zens aud strangers of Wax NOTICE, u A FUENL CAPS, whi« Tam prepared of these t month - HW MMITH t Chics, fore. "3, No. PORK STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER fees erry. Let't; poxktes AND ENVELOPES sald hi athe ae re hae published Ppamonict giving 8 full desory 100 ae ronal & apiece | very imvalid should call cud get ona ii BF peak al eri Sa ‘e Pavette ' maim AD nlee is ae% ty 23% Pa. av. bet. 9th and 16th sta, ria tor Cartes de Visite, twents tien: |. DR. SHUMAN, at his Southern Medioa! House, petteras ranging in price from 75 cents 40, Ais0, 0 fins steal Portreit of Maer Ratee An —- rae and sina! ¢ize, 25 cents enoh, il! be received this eveuing an extra the Now York Daily Times, Heralds wad wether. Also, a’) the Philad ia and Baltimore papers, ‘6 from ali part the country constantiy ou ap is BENCH & RICHST. The old estaliished PAWN Or- CE, former:y on Poor, avenue, tween Sd and 4% ets., hae lwen ats., F (intel. & Repub) 278 Pa, late MG to 351 C st., 4 of the ‘Nations Boe on oe NOTICE! NOTICE! 10,000 to ve | a fis RSE soe nmap rtieles 0! ue. Business ot! Dost forget to call at NO. 351 Ca Bem y done, 27-Sm L HERZBERG. TBE AGS Sear a Wary i Leen’ greatly th Fispler iuducsrvents for tee va, hen i than any other public ps prices being less t ay nl Pean, avenue, and his neces atte it per, tor cut boarders unexception- bie. The bar restaurant arrangements of tho piWtce gt ibe sanis liad tenes Te tdious, The peugrsetor ted i Geo Sad continu liberal ox itures to give est- foal aad thus ronew, vitation te the lotel a call. leé-th 3,000 L MOSEN BoE FER of the very ely A BUCKWHEaT. f sorner Vong BURCRELL. 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State Bonds, Bond No. 2037 Issued June, 1857, and bo dated August, 1857, New York city, in Bonk Bonds— Bond No. 1833 1827 1822 Notz.—Bonds No. we nat tere, Rf ant Sov 10. On at eit Hratalbal end Bt. "Joseph Watfoea Stats Bond No, 1853 Bond No, 1626 1853 1627 1851 1623 1850 1639 1849 1859 1248 1865 1847 1863 1844 1863 Wad 1840 4844 1861 1832 1856 1885 1858 1888 1855 iam in 1837 en 1838 19% 1839 1635 1e49 ier 635 teas 1612 180 1618 18389 1614 1831 1615 1641 1816 1642 1417 1642 1618 1844 1619 1645 1620 1646 1621 1647 1631 1648 1864 1637 1634 1688 1631 1840 1 1842 1 1843 1623 1650 1857 1816 1636 1817 1630 1818 1639 1319 1841 1820 1623 1831 16% —_— 1625 90 bonds sranie’ at isn smimsross New Yorke is Rove T, terest payable in January ‘aad july of each year, nt. Oi aati t > | lal Bond No.{2952 Bond No, 1639 2940 1638 2939 1641 2041 1642 2043 1643 2946 1644 3045 1645 2044 1646 743 14647 2047 1648 2948 1649 49 1630 2950 1650 2937 2922 2938 2923 * 1653 20% 1654 2036 1655 2051 1652 253 1656 1657 2921 1798 1706 2512 * 1707 Fan 2s 2515 at 2516 3455 2911 56 2910 57 3012 2458 2918 2459 24 2460 2916 461 2015 463 2017 2463 2018 2464 2919 2465 = a 2467 2955 — 1651 80 bonds Bond No, 2773 2781 BEBE: 88 PEPEEEELEBEE EEL] pga ae ada a, are Bond No. 322 2717 #3 2719 2723 2716 PEE Railreed State Bond No. ” Bond No. 163 Bond No. 6246 Bond Bo. 536¢ ” $250 5261 106 5245 5258 123 bua 5256 128 5%43 5254 1m 5242 8855, 135 a aa is 127 5230 6251 18 5238 5250 179 5237 5249 180 5235 SuT 129 5234 548 130 5238 5195 137 6233 5196 144 5231 5000 46 a oe Two bonds for $1,000 each, dated Ap: 5198 4390 Bond No. 9 Bont No. 10 = > me | te aa nbeas spent, Sacks: 1887, vig: 5236 42883 . 1183 Bond No. 1192 8307 sis Bond No. “- Iss - 5308 1 5309 —— 1188 1195 5262 + 51 bonds 1187 1196 5306 1188 1197 joze.—Theee A lise ee 1887, = rk Bonds of North Carotina—Coupon =x per cent. i of Ql. «North Carolsce can parca | Tega ch fSd"payatl fas Us Nee ore Bond No. 35 Bond No. 303 oo! Owing numbers, and dated Jane =n = Bond No. 217 Bond No. 415 278 49 4 a7 204 476 H fod 207 477 - 40 491 349 203 BB 166 413 498 B47 Wa 4la 723 6 2 And oft,» sollowing numbers issued January.18s¢ Fre 4 Bend No ne No 342 B 341 7 830 340 ib And of ;}efollowing numbers issue! Janvers 0% 339 1B Beni No. tr Bond No — 8 FJ i 2133 2392 336 10 2581 3066 335, 102 2605 $121 338 101 And ofthe following numbers issued Janusry, 1938. 330 ” —— 331 103 3465 4209 332 6 3466, 4210 = Z a rH 34160 227 16 3470 4212 3%. 21 3471 424 317 8 3472 4431 318 oT 3758 4527 318 o R04 4520 298 5 Bed) an 239 o4 3042 4556 238 62 2043 4566 237 60 3044 asny 236 wees 3045 4570 303 T2bends Bory 457! Nors.—These bonds '* Sed 4749 Ry ad fis es North Carolinas 6 per cents, Coupon Bonds, And of the following numbere tesved Janusry, 1257 Bond Ne. 833 Bond No. - Bond No. <4 Bond No. 4 833 7. 831 758 5326 5426 830 ™ 5359 5427 829 760 5360 5430 834 Tél 5361 b4a4 835 762 5362 54st 836 763 8363 5487 837 764 5364 5435 838 Tee 8365 6439 871 Te 6366 5440 873 792 5367 ‘baat 878 793 5368 6442 874 794 5389 5453 875 75 5370 Baad 876 706 5871 8446 ad 797 S372 5452 878 798 $373 5818 799 8374 5519 es (6375 5520 S | ime i sar 6378 S703 848 804 6372 $704 oy 80s B889 5705 850 808 5381 5708 = | = Fa ais Sil L387 S709 8s sa Bak 5710 aon BH bs00 sr2 84 857 815 5391 5713 888 816 5392 S799 880 si7 b393 Sag 861 818 5416 be40 862 819 S417 5842 863 820 5418 864 821 Oprics oF us Secuerany oF THE INTERIOR, 865 822 December 28, 1960. 866 823 4. THOMPSON, Secretary. 867 8m = 868 825 860 826 e = 882 839 REJOICE IN HRALTH, 884 ed me eaneroa ailments while yi i= 885 B43 blood: Wy natare ther. do yor ask? 731 844 wast are they not? The blood is 732 845 Toe of | health, and itie the frat siement 738 = savetemsas the puise infallisiy attests. Whe ovst \e a A nl lar7. at Parke? of Re ste Ree Ponte 2s. es Band umber eee ia Uk — y y then the bioed, North Oarolina six per cent, Ooupor bonds, ae ing resourpes of nature for ite aid Bond Nowsoy "Bond Mo. aa | SanSat x's migails gadatann dower 603 4 INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION. Ww: to simost infalibie whe eos 496 Nar eu ii leaded berms os a | ote Tense an me 7 ool ES rai eral tes ‘te Me et eran gen as 610 51 ice Bpkeveght fom the rjtorate ai BD) ou 1 ste cochecgtl joe fas ee 612 tit to epost. rs . 613 oto patie ‘ Wwe may eo t i an ~ aca oy yatta rene b = BS a a a o oan e or pam ie blown on the 1m See GRE CREE Beep oo HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE, 643 Ri R.1. R sal Eph Sea ars oo, es a eae? rr ta Nos rely # wie ae rious vee #33 1 R, 2 ae aa is loiege dened Sa tt HH aieeerey sera Sag ee ey eS street, on & remittance, Pr. Sig ee SESSIGSSSSASSELEERLSESGSREEREESEESESS CSgRhA ERS SSESsbeeesseaseetegsesse