Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1861, Page 3

7 f .. Gave It to prisoner when he met EMENTS. LOCAL NEWS, iit ‘ta tia She nigh teenie nn amUs FOR SALE AND RENT. | TELEG SSS . Williams, sworn.—W itness was a 7 joyFuL NEWS)” | J Rake GeancE wee U7 Though Tax Stax is printed on the fastest | Run on the 21st inst. as ald to Lieut. Col. Elliot Tar wovy Mkt baNB oe A SORE TEANSE, ROR INY seam press in ute south of Baltimore, its edition | of the 79th New York Regiment. After Colonel . ond wr kite the seoond Fie Nie of the sea Resiaarant.now doing a first ALTIMORE, August6.—The Ninteouth Indians Be 20 large as to require it to be put to press at an Gel Biligh whe tet bic ene {illed and ned to pped g ion on MON. ay A ‘ For partioulars app y at this of Regiment arrived here this morning early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be | get ina hack, On the road, which was narrow, pany K of this Regiment is dies Gents; edmitting o mits ANTEO TO EXCHANGE-, The Philadelphia train, due early this morning, sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may somes eqeeeal ant ee pall g born epee o weer ghee ofp ae oorner of Pa. avenw 8 Barnard’ i Rycontaining 7 rooms, with | has not arrived it is reported here that some of row in extensive mill-owner ‘a ee egyets eae Scout ces. hele muskets away Near Centreville saw te | sovaty, named Willies Wines atin eae | Sus store, corner ed tne? | The Care went off from the boat Into the Susque- ——_«<e-—__. prisoner at a short turn in the road, where vehicles y aoe eens banna, but the facts have not yet boen ascer- Noricz.—District of Columbia Advertisements | Were blocked up. Thought prisoner was a wagon pany . -The &. ‘Wash tained. o ton city Post Office, aster, and him there for the first time pi y’ WANTS. > = Qo be inserted in the Battimonz Sun are received | Taster, and spoke to tnees left after gett! | CHAMBERMAID AID DOOOK Win | GENTLEMEN CAN BEACCOMMODATED | Arrival ef the Columbia frem Havens at and forwarded from Tux Sra Office. teeued foie antehtaae Fairtex ter, A SBAMBERNAID, “Also 0 COOK WANT. | (with FURNISAR CHAMBERS, by the around into the road again, and came in to . New ¥ Avg. 7—The steamer Colw = about 10 or IPocied . Witness is employed at & young lady of rare beeuty and accom- | 47, ED. App'y at street, corner of | (Oy, week, cr month, at No 6 43 street, ee eae” | from Havana on the 3d | Gen. Mansfield’s office After the affair at Bull | plishments, wes gunreeay active In forming ; - YURNISHED ROOMS To . Captal Tux Hottonan Cas —_eeeneiaees f= TEE | Run inquiry was made as to whether the prisoner | the company, and when ny went to camp she WASTE: An industri honest BOY k MEP ED g0oMme F RAENT. ie &@ mort ee - Wise ae mad previously to eoime 10 Bal Ron | Wnt cmloyed on tha Gay by Malor Rucker a | accompanied nem, and Baa been with teas ever | WW nome since paren tai wilite ak from, Wheeden Hel genre et 11 Pane: | “hy for Che Spanish Crow , - wy < : a ~ betwr : au 3-5" Maat he said subsequentiy to going to Bull Run— | that be was, ‘ The 6th Wisconsin regiment came in a special | fesidenoe and soforense PO? SIVINE HAMS. Bee, FARM, of about 290 acres, with timber and | dantttt tnd highway robberies horse anda gun, : ‘Bail Run—Hollohan. st “ps com cof Hollohs nares vwiinen eg that coon pod at Patiernoste Pat ii Tal imere Sor WANTED—A WOMAN, to onok, wash, and A ‘eared ands ‘orohars dwelling and barn,in | “"The Hevane “merbets bot were scties, ager was 7 4 use of Hollohan’s a ens at | encamped al n in Baltimore for 8 : . ie . land. ¥ i : “ with a U.S. Major—They first take a drink of | there were orders to arrest the prisoner previous | few days. Their pickets were fired on at their | wil) promot three tn femils tage anred eee pense catat ss United States Beste. and rasleok, slightly ipber; stock in port 120.000 boxes. Mo whisky—The Major's opinion of the Volunteers— | to that. He knew of three different orders for bie encampment there, and we were told by an officer | Twelfti'ncn (ere au6$:"_ | prother stooks: notes, bonds, or other securities, | lasses steady. Freights dull—no business offeriny it is rene cee gr vonesnclhor heroes arrest Have heard prisoner make use of such | that several of their men were wou ied, one of OLUNTEERS, te Inquire at No. 490 M: jets dy 26-tf merican 2 . —_ 7 ord a vpene = the testioang about Temarks as testified to by Mr. Allen. The place | whom has since died. They received inarching S. All ~ “4 Foe RENT—The north HOUSE of the row of where he saw prisoner was at a short turn where | orders last ni ‘bt, and in forty minutes were on ry ooh me t pony new four- how tal Sun—Hollohen plays the deuce amongst the | teame were jammed. 80 confident was witness | thet wer tone. depot. ‘This’ regiment numbers Tomes 2. Tas. Est, No. 305 the wagon, masters— Yet another statement about | that he (H } was. wagon master that he (wit- | 1,060 rank and file, and is composed of young and ine Hoeweeaion pyen that gun—Hollohan makes a statement before the | ness) remarked when he came home that Hollo- y men from the lumber regions Bix footers Tota 8. PHIL LIP. Cmrt—Is advised by his friends not to talk too | ban was the only wagon master trying to attend | abound, and the men are in excellent health. ANTED—Two BUGLERS, one FARRIER : =. much—Teils how he [= — No 2—No di nia to his duty. Prisoner had a musket strapped on | They have bad no opportunities for brigade drill ‘and one SADDLER, for service inthe HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS— at all about passes—How he got Pass No ‘er- | bis back but a few months will make them excellent | “MoClellan Rangers,” aitashed to Youve’s Linke th gona mocsomely furnished Lied Sormances to conclude with the Poeth aun gi. | ol TBC Prisoner here asked if 1t was not a spy-| troops. They are quartered at the Assembly | C! sry. Also, t ton or fifteen more Reoru’ wil oat Oftce Departincnte g mpegs | A freed posit y fevtaining farce of “Taking the oath of allegi- | o..99 he bad on hi Rooms, but will probably go into camp north of aay ees old Umion Buildings, om E, | tp osc Mecsaokeantts ete ata ance — —— of Mr. John Holloban, arrested | *'Witness—<It must bave been a mighty long | the city to-day. They are armed with the smooth en 1th ees. GARY. © ; pies imu: stacted ceactaeehae Dn eee ue has ba red =) if ‘id his impressi that brewed aren Theys vl us ee sy? ime N’ : ca secon > Wueziixe pain 7.—The cute Cc vention = ess resuming, sa! is im) on was oved arms. are neatly unifori in gra) ANTED.—We are now buyin Je ’ — ¥ been bretty well known from his active connec- | jt was a musket. Hollohan had been complained | knd arewell equipped. The officers are-Colenel, Ww GAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED | GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MT'S | reassembled Yesterday and to-day The first busi- tion with that political association whieh through of @ half dozen times at Gen. Mansfield’s office, | L. Cutler; Lieut. Colonel. J. F Atwood; Major, DING, for whioh we £3, paying the bi heat neas transacted was the appointment of a com- its off-sboot, the “National Volunteers,” con- | Within the last two months B.J. Sweet; Adjutant, F. A. Haskell; Quarter- n prices. ripening pusokoneing, or $5,000 LY SIRGINIA BANK NOTES | mitiee on the division of the State. A resolution Contedernta Feeaeare of its membership to the | “No other witness being in attendance, the prie- | master, JN. Moors Surgeon, ©. 8. Chapman; sesh 1D, and Georgetown Corperation payah'e | declaring thst, inasmuck. a the Legis Confederate forees. reserving, however, at this oner asked to be allowed to make a statement; | Assistant Surgeon, A. Preston; Chaplain, N. A. BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Se. ote eee eee Bir ete 4 di refused divide the State, it was Point, it has been beileved, such quota as might | and permission being granted, was proceeding to Staples. The commanders of companies ai No. 369 7th st.. betw. 1 and K sts. | hangs for Groseries at rie nea ae ter 2, 2%: | Present to take action for that serve “‘the cause” here than elsewhere It | narrate at great length his interview with Mr, | Co" A, Capt. Mallory; B, Capt. Dill; C, Capt. | .temamesssnnessnnSEISnESSSnSEES pply southeast corner wridge mud ick ects, | Posing an adjournment, was Was 8 matter of some little surprise, therefore, to | Gobright. &c , when Squire Donn and his coun- | Hooe; 'D, Capt. O'Rourke; E, Capt. Bragg: F, Porgetownyrigu of the U. & Fine: ad those familiar with Hollohan’s political ante- | se) (Mr. Stone} reminded him that it was in rela. t. Lindwurm; G, Capt. Northrop; H, Capt. LOST AND FOUND. an tt 'W. H. TENNEY. A resolution was referred cedents that at and about the time of the battles | tion to the they wanted to hear him. Hauser; I, Capt. Johnson; K, Capt. Dawes. — ; | WeASSEY.COLLINS& Cos INS & COS vote on the division of the of Bull Run he was passing readily through our | ‘4 friend of Hollonan’s (Wm. H. Hope) who} A large lot of fat cattle came in last night. OST—A BANK BOOK, TWO PAPERS, | Vf * PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT, | West of the line running from the ni military lines, hand in glove with army officers, was present, advised him to keep quiet, that his ia 7 Bea oon, oo mh trent, near H. A Ex ted this ga . per steamer 3. Sorome— of Tennessee along the top of tbe Al Fiding Government horses, announcing himself | Present trouble came of hie talking ioe muck, For Escort Dorr —Two compantes of the | !ihe al reward will he paid to the finder on re Bio barrels BRAUGHT ALE, Maryland as bearer of Government dispatches, and figuring, | * “rhe prisoner then proceeded togive astatement | second cavalry were formed oppouite the Presi- ee . do, go. Figaro-like, prominently amongst the Govern- | in relation to the to the following effect, so | dent’s House this morning, at an early hour, fof $20 REWARD Will be given for the recovers wiht bole. ¢ wecet eam eke, meee tere ete ane, the | far as it was intelligible escort duty. While in line, they were addremed | TOr29, of tone Whitney Ea TOES, Sen from | aaene with ane stampede. Thus it was that the explana- |" after some trouble, Mr. Hassan (the war corres- | by an old lady from the couniry, evidently de- pmanyusay beim. m7 nu the friends of a division will ten of the why and wherefore of his thus Sguring Pondent of the Associated Press) and himself suc- | ranged, who with a bundle in her left hand, and 3 DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE. majority, and they appear ‘with Government credentials was looked for with | Ceeded in getting a horse and buggy. He then | a pink calico. scarf thrown gracefully over ber Fi - J matters some interest as likely to be developed at the ex-| proposed to Mr. Hasean to geta pass, and sug- | shoulder and the end waved in her right hand for onron pe. 7 4 instant + Cortifionte of Jn “4 amination. This examination commenced at gested that he had a letter from a member of Con- | oratorical effect, lectured in loud tones for ten leant of Lick Geek ‘ol Young's Kentucky | 16 bbls. 5 Southern Items. Mand oticar Estate tanner baa toes mat wiybe tallow ing ts onpiy ot thatletta fminutes, dcnouncing the President, blackguard: bly rewarded by leaving i 3 bace Rio and Java COPFES, 5 following is a copy of the iT: ng the soldiers, and extolling Jefferson D. ( P. A. AHL. fo aad Javea tnd not summoned. "Mr. Stone appeared sncout. House or Rare U.S, Jaly 17, 1061. [0st Beteeve the Troan Dopestmone ana | ROMS SU ES SOASSES. por ere - Mr. Stoneappeared ascoun-| — sfajor Gen Mansfield:—Dear Sir: Allow meto| Gonz Over.—The First N. Y. regiment (of th +7 ah ln a = 7: : = 6 _ Assistant MEL. A. Golvight, of the Asstciaiad Pres, introduce Mr. T. J. Hollohan, a loyal citizen of | gickles’ brigade) left their camp north of this eVLLIA abe: 4 ak i il AB Office, a a TREASURY NOTE, dated January £3, 1861. 2 ‘witness for the defense.) being anxious to go penta ‘nid ansehen ane t — hd poi aay mening: ane after eink. reviewed, are, No. 5998, pay ma tonn id endoreed iz . Mi ae ical “ ° . ut & moment's Vv a ree . 6 finder, by leaving if 5 = upon the stand. _ —- that on the a detention. Very respectfully, vour honcrable aeobulsnces with fine wet ete long wagon IBLEY & GUY'S Store, will be -ewarded. ‘The lovers of the Mr. Ritchie, of the Richmond E: — Sanne Ras doh io dud aout of tha servant, Puitir Jounson, MC.) | train with camp equipage. This regiment num- | _8U8 GAME OF BILLIARDS fey baw all. oy to ha sing coe Se eerery ee Mr. Hassan replied be had a pass from Colonel | bers 1,100 men, appears to be in good condi- 10 RES 48D.—Stolen trom my stable, on the will find in 3, = Amoclated Press to Bull Run He, in company | weintzeman, but they would try the bridge. | tion. $ 0 night of the 6th irstant, (eupposed : 3 FINE and entertains no doubt about the with Mr. Hamon, the correspondent mentioned, | ‘They went to the quarters of Captain Clarke, (at ——_ by U.S. so'diers,)a chesnut sorrel HURSK EMRICH’S FINE HALL, nition. bad been searching in the Northern Liberties for | this end of the Loug Bridge,) and he wrote at the | Sem apventisexewr clsewhere concerning the | about # or vearr ol, and sbout 15 hands Comer of Pennsylvania avexue and Lith street, The Enquirer states on what it Major Klopfer fogs, bet wacom ful; Atthe | potiom of the above letter a pass, which bas been Washington Gymnasium. ‘We are satistied that | lish, with blaze face, left hind deg white, (south side,) reliable authority, that when the news of tbe corner. of Fifth and E streets the seis when | torn off no better equipped or conducted establishment of | ay» s¢ sities ean POWLIN, two of the most admirabls Holloban ms rr geen theme! ‘ Witness told him | “The pass, it seems, was for Mr. Hasson and his | the kind exits in the contr , and to clerks and - = TABLES what rae atted. and asked If he knew any cir | Courter and good for Friday and Saturday. The others of sedentary habits, and to youths especially, Lear a Sttesy Gyening. August 3d.asmall | in the United States, with every comfort and who wou! rg ng corgi mare prisoner explained the fact of the pass being torn | some such exercise as $s afforded here is indispex. GO .D CHAI ith two m: ey rept convenience and i ipresptie Mr. Hasson tought he Soni | of by saying it was given to Mr. Hasson when he | sible ‘The Gymnasium Association bas gained @ finder will he rewarded and ree | _8u3 tf for the players. would do, ai Hasmen tuought be would. | jeft after the first battle Before Mr Hasson left | an acquisition indeed in Mr. Nash. the thanks of the owner by leaving at my ; ST TE. 5 r oat code bates tor treneton er nintt they went Be gave bim (Holloban) a pass, of which the fol- jamithtiemenine ne. No, 284, on H st., between inh and isth, | f XESH BUTTER. KGGS. CHEESE, NAVY 5 : lowing is a copy - Tax Canat.—C ts are hourl ted. Ward. . loby up the same day. — B-cell Bato tool (Without date.) | tn Geor town, as the canal ts now properly, pro- i WM.N_KEEFE | @rseloby Ol Goeupietion Merokenks rence— Part ef the Crew Drowned and the Bandsy they’ bole went ay after, the trat azht.| | « Henry Gray, Esq . Conductsr Military RoR: | 12,000% ong the whole line. ; Was ation No. 427 Seventh st., between Gand H, | Mest Made Prisoners. nice oa fealiotan en P ee Did not see | Ple#e pass Mr. Hollohan over your road as special - as b No. 482 Pa,| N. B.— Butter at 124 cents and upwards PuiLavELruia, Aug 7.—The US. steam gun- a f gu 7 the Assoc! "| _iy'30 2w* wp to wltrSas howe anes didcrent nated | og eked, sg, Wa Huntin” | ,Hebtewan Pigs: tedgseion, Stommoh and | Srsgrtnetoi shout lot fated WANTED, FOR THE CANG—AT windy of | tirty-ait rebel prisoner, takes from, tint soe up to witness's house on a different horse, and} on Saturday, be ays he (Holloban) applied to | mont cock fred caste et a ee Cure te | ee nto attern, No. 167 825 Wo RIEON DREN DUP ORNETER END | Sunrise Petrel,” formerly the US. revenes called to witness to come down, exclaiming “‘aw- | Capt Fry and got a pass, of which the following Of the stomach and liver. Ther have restored more | inch, Baco anufacturing Co.; one HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Versone leay- | cutter Aiken, which was seized by the secession ful!’ “awful?” In relation to the horse he said is a copy: id suffering dyspeptics to actu permanent health | Whitney, second hand, loaded The above reward | ing the city or having a surplus will do weil to call authorities of South Carolina, at Charleston, last him tnt tke dgeihyeoen Heweeinthe | Msancranzens Deve NE vo, $ | BRGALitT gan Peat Rhy Sete gate | Puneet de aren, sree tong | nian” ene ew Bulga ol | threo Soon Saran wt Caren ‘ e fain © =) e e test 0: eBrs’ 6xperiencs. 4 DI r ie " . . ‘him that tll be ud get moet. je maes in the as pear CENTERVILLE, July 20, 1861 5 ‘They-increase the appetites invicorote thet eene | oF more ot the eons : GEO. SAVAGE. | 2 TOPHAIrS do nothing iorget him a pases be mastoen tend | through the guards of thls command; fo the rear, | Sought Umno iver, ta bowel complainta they are | | For tig eae Siecle Hn St Bim 8 pass; he mustace to that | between the army and Washington,” . ohee tier and unrivaled.” Sold by all Dragsists, | Inquire na above a OEo aidan ake oe ales od at -4 BN OX. Bl Ww s . 5 gether accidental, and witness had no further | aun neat nok Gen, MeDowsis. bl sed = . ont S___GEO. SAVAGE. | 499 syyenrz Srazst, Waskinezon, D, C, uaintance with Holloban than that he had e , . Covexns. —The sudden changes of our climate are i i Siiown _ as soe —— m — bere ties Beridenceasd papers bave boon sent by Jes- pices of rene. Bronebial and oes y 1h ify cpvet wpalaigore, Novem a of | sent here on board the wine juced a ‘n court, which was written un- oO: ‘ections. ence having prove simple | that He Yeat: Also, Medai by Metropolitan Meoaanios’ Institute, The wine idelined Was fee geaulse ante, | ered bya fclend that be wouid toon be at nrge | ater ofan fetzapediy, ana, certain. when | WA LOR, cat Gens t,tw ormatGeag | Als, Medal We Bis : ess idea tas the genuine wr: ng & Br assul stares 0} isease, rec ington, D. C., 1257. New Yerk R of Mr. Hases. on taking the oath of allegiance. ghould at ones be baa’ te cron’s Bronchint | 12, 8¢ size, about Il ysars old, and 16 hands high. . ee Atsany, N. Y., Aug 5.—The Republican State ; : nating, and always have on 4 ] Tyoches,” or Lo: t the Cold, Cough, or ir- | ,1ven hand ord seal this o:h day of | [am cogstentiy m p24. | commitice met this morni the Delavan Justice Dona remarked “this ts not a proper | exrminniiny mo cesble polnt brought gard to ine | ritadion’of the Thrace ba eve ae ee eb oetT Eat ee ne Peace et rae Ci; BONN: Fins ha eek anernl every — House. After 2 session of two the comm!t- i stoi ing to explain, but ea facility with which passes through our ines were Wwardod off. Public Speakers aad Sacre wat had Distriot o: Colum! Tron Frame. ay = =e a — = by his poveedir ig ny Rothe Mat tt wean oe to | Obtained lately, by anybody and everybody. them offsotual for glearing and strengthesine the THE OWNER of the above described horse Ladier’ Dress, solved, comm ve explain after awhile. * to wait upon the Democratic State comm’ at advertisemen: de l-ly come forwar, Tre »s ——. ry i 4 ir meeting, to be held in this city on the Sth ‘Mr. G bright was called by the defence to ARRIVAL oF CAMPBELL ARTILLERY. — Last a leks Soh % Ag isi night the First Artillery Pennsylvania Volun-| Rxapxn, have you seen Prol. Wood's advertises | It HENRY VEATMAN, _ Onnsne Tine inst., to invite them to call their Convention at pon arg Ec teeta arrived here from farriaburg, sod guar | menisci Peper. eat it; twill interest you.” | /VAREN UP—On thesth intent m dark BaY ie hioalBatohila, ee | tbe Se aan tea ne binte 20 the Repettiomn Svn- ) | tered for the time being in the spacious building m 20-eoly with blac ane ee ere of Congrescand tavelers will tion to titi alee sm tn | See gegen | Seem MN Belson | ac rar o fere g O® | a de SE eae em | tae ae mT S ss MoL 1 a le t S q 8 " Aquilia K. Allen, sworn.— Knows John Hollo- | able to furnish each man wit! good breakfast searat of Met cakes rd price R street, Ped tli tt Rak aoe Su war for the restoration of authority of the consti ban; bes ueard bim express bimself several times | after a sound nap in their quarters, and all were ——— Se he in reference to the Government. About the4th of tution and the execution of the REW4RD —Streyed from the subscriber, o: vered and ‘ed at short sections of the country. March beard him say that be would te cnn rine at once ready to march to any point. This is the PENniEs, the 3ist of July ‘one a small b own ac Fie hee | free o ohas tf — The State committee then adjourned subject to y first regiment of volunteer artillery ever orgon-| — Persons desiring pennies will always find them ARE MULE, with a’ bunch of long, city, Georgetown, and Ale: the call of the officers. Grat to take up armsforthesouth. Subsequentiy, ganized, and its men are apparently of just the | for exchange at the Star Office counter. f unshedded hair under her. belly. "Fhe jabeiyes “s TAM . heard bim declare that he was 2 Southerner, and right stamp for this service, athletic and {ntelli- | — = above reward will be given for her return that in three months they would have thecity, | gent Many of its officers ‘served with distinc. and take Lincoln and all bis followers. Witaess tome. JOHN H. TAYLOR, oorner of ATCHREPAIRING ANDSILVER WARE Adjournment ef the Maryland Legisiature tion in the artillery in Mexico, and have brought MARRIED. Maryiand svenue and 33% street, near the Long Ww MANUFACTORY . had no unfriendly feelings for Hollohan, though this command to a remarkable degree of effec- | , This mornin: nt the Church of the Ein Py: | Badge. au7 Sst" atl have one of the best oon ablishments, and fur- Fe menpe ries soar te o en - Holohan may possibly have for bim, af witness | tiveness notwithstanding the brief length of time PON‘to Mies SOPHIA, néooed dauchie of EG, | GIX CENTS REWARD-AND NO THANKS ing over dovorsplion of hae Waren ai city on Tuesday, September 17th on account of thisspeechn 8 the Ath of March | since their organization. ‘The regiment 1s com. | Wonca git SOPH! A, séoocd daughter of RC, | IX © away feom the uniersigned, on or rtioulst attention give to the same, by The closing scenes of the session to-day were en account of this speech. posed of elght companies, and number over 800 MERETOR OA» i gbent the 2U instant, » NEGRO BO rough competent workman.and &. work enaran- | devoid of efther Instruction or interest, except CS. Watttlesey, sworn —Testified that about men. They bring with them thirty-two 6 pound- WILLIAM #. BRO-:/K8,an indentured a thed. ‘Lise, every desorip 10n of standard SILVER such as the imperturbable good humor of the Sen- three weeks ago he was sitting in front of Green’s | ers with caissons, &c , and are to have in a few DIED, ed 16 years. Ail persons th heh tured under | ator from Fr erick, (Mr. Kimmel.) and bis in- store, on Seventh street corner of Y, conversing days from the State sixteen rifled cannon, which Onthe 7th August, at9 a. m., CHARLES ELI warned ba et gerboring or employing ‘ far superior in guality Sud nigh to eer ane tense pride in his constituenc » lent to the pro- with Mr. B. Milbarn. Hollohan came along, | will then complete the organization, each com- | WARKEN, aged 3) years. Ata A 1 ANDREW J. JOYCE. | eo!4 by deniers in general and represented ag their | ceedings in the Senate Chamber. Both houses and overbearing @ portion of the conversation, be pany having four 6-pounders and two rifled ‘The relatives and friends of the family are par- | — = = wn nianufacture. H. O. 0: were nearly deserted by the members, and several joined in. Mr. Milburn said that he had traveled cannon. The officers are: tieulsrly invited to attend the funeral, from his MEDAL FOUND.—A large er Medal, found | “Yee RRR Pa. avenne. new oP. times during the forenoon no quorum was present over tbe river with Mrs Kirk (George Kirk wes! “Lieut. Colonel, C. T. Campbell, commanding; | mother’s res dence, corner of K and loth ste... this} IV bys seaman and left at the Navy vepariment, ; in Dixie,) to see her husband. and he spoke of | Seuior Major, A. Lewis; Junior Major, A. i’ | Siterncoa, st 4 o’clock. eats OT Naowner upon identilying it. being willing to exchange Virginia bonds for UR CUSTOM At 12 o’clock mottons of adjournment ai- Danforth; Ad st. Schellenbe: uarte: pap ee =) Bu 6-6t (Repub. & Inte: ) rf courte with 73 ™multaneously made in both balls and ly rth; vant, — ; 4 - & Ini city property. Holloban remarked that he bad | ineetee ? pee ane hie eee property. Holioban bat he, master, — Bent; Surgeon, Dr. Riley HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK- LOS, 0n he?! instant, between Col. Baker's | Of money, we ar otf at ofave | parted for theif temas ecb ~~ seen Kisk since To bias “ape. And cat- | | Company A—Capt. aston, Lieuts. Paulsgrade LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR th ace VEIL, with star fi the 3 i ubdione Sensei nn ene sara Sutera from Mrs. Kirk to him. Mr. Milbura | and tits. i FRIEND OR RELATIVE? "The Snder wilt be rewardes Ont recive the dancke Frade. Wireine money wil also be taken Republican Convention in Maine. said that was treasonable. itness Ieft them Company B—Capt. Cooper, Lieut Lesbit. of the owner by leaving it at the Star Office. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. —, eae ee eee atte; Beliekan rede eo gos C—Capt. Simpson, Lieuts. Buros and ITIS THE BEST DOLLAR WEBKLY IN THE | _226 3t™ - m5 (Intel.) bet. 8th and 10th Having 20 Grtnees Thought be wa satm than ree | Company D—Capt. Flood, Lieuts. Dougherty WORLD! $50 Te pon Sitice on the overage tee” °'| NEW OPTICAL ESTABLISAMENT. ——4 n, Mr. Williams, who 1s in Green's store; sceenpunyte apt. Barr, Lieuts, Minich and | ITS WASHINGTON NEWS 18 UNEQUAL. | tueSistof July etsy HORSE and two ae M. I. FRANKLIN, ee Which hed bean Sovend on ut discovered that he wanted himself Hollo- | Orwig . , ; LED! said propertyy or give information whore it may be ; prefer ended — ber a ry han said he had seen Dr. vere at the battle. Company F—Capt. Matthews, Lieuts. McCon- found, shall receive $25, and $25 additional willbe poncione aren at one rom} ons tbe ity Witness asked him bow he (Hollohan) came-to | key and Ricketts. ITS GENERAL NEWS IS UNSURPASSED | &jven for Whe conve os Of ee ar sot Clark. # > aad saunter af the Beh nn -. Shere. - Haliohan ied Lede =e carrying | Company G—Capt West, Lieuts Kingkaneand BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR Navy Department, August 6, 121. this Object accomplished the war should cease. Fiiey end fhe, be orice Twn ng | Satpany capt Brady, Liew Amon ad i teccgeed: [pgTRIOT oF covuwpin. ovo | COTMNTIFIO AND PRAoTION From New Morice He said yes. be couldn’t be mistaken in that; Le t. i ” " ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, County oF - sew him with « spy-glass riding over the fivid. | PC” : ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE f AVasminaron, To wit if pereby orn havin Pte, IxpErEeNpence, Mo , August 7.—The Santa Fe a % 5 esta a 2 Great excitemen' Holloban was riding on what witness took to be| First Reciment District VoLunteers.—This| WORTH TO ANY PARMSE A BUN Wastineton, D'C 'broagitt before mes the Offers to the citizens and strangers bis oe a "edna llmrape re em overnment horse, by the stamp, and having | regiment is p ogressing satlafactorily iu its organ. DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST. subscriber, Ope of the justices o! the peace nand | IMPROVED SP \CLES, Ey tue Sasen ace ae anant Government equipments. fzstion. jd some of the companies have been for said county, this sixth day of Aucust. i'n :he | with the finest Perisco) inthe Tr xan capture —- Late af feo iddings was then called to the stand. | alr-ady mustered into theservice From whatwe | 1TS HOU@BHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE our Lord eightern hundred and sixty one, | for every age and condi on of the visual organs. | in the nape A body of Texans bad assem! ‘His testimony was corroborative of Mr. Whittle- bove seen of the regiment we think it promises to TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR 8} rng upon his enclosures, $3 Also, for sais his world renowned Microscopes, | at Fort Bilss about 700 strong, with sey’s in relation to the conversation with Hoilo- compare favorably with any io the service. Many TO ANY FAMILY. t ban, and the fact of him (H.) riding @ horse | of the men have dene good service in the last three @ number of forehead, Teles: 5, Ma&utary Spy Glasses, Stereoscopes and ir lery. kets were within sh ccecanaea | Ren toed Wakes ae | Urn Sh fae ee oar marked U. 8. months. The taconveniences and annoyances to i 5. - 1. FRANKLIN, Optician, | ‘een companies of regulars. Holloban stated, in answer to a question of Mr. | which many of our three months men were sub. | Lhe Number for this Week, to be out on ay i! TW. B 0.5. P 244 Pennervanin av. bet. 12) an 13th ate, ——— W's, that be was a bearer of dispatches. either to | jected in the haste and incompleteness of their | day Morning—price Three Cents—wi arses (tormerly the stand o pr; Woolfson.) emtucky E-ection. Seid, witnem dese oct remember whic ens | creanisation, inthe cami sed chonioen Sea remarkably suteresting sxe, ke i ENSION OFFIGR, Sunn Gru, 1861. | forty countics’ have voor reeclved sont : es D remember which. lo com! a ay. Py Henry Yeatman, being sworn, said be bad no| our troops is omitted The inducescu ot Every Porson at a distance who would keep ' MS ke him apay P A apap i cecal peed A og dhe ted se 9a Selbescees mana sey saan gag vadess oe Ook ae ew et pom fame fon Posted with reference to what is really SS Nieation having been made under tne mot of pont ae: °Well-informed od paliticians estimate Major Innis N. Palmer, U.S. A., being called | nished by Congress in addition to the old regu- going on herein these interest- a nd y ay gone ETA the Legislature in each house to be composed of $54 srora (for defense), teatited that Hollonen | lations ‘The rations have been Increased four ing Tomas should receive if A eo A8RINGROR, July Leth 18 me fogariued herein. wAlok are alleged seventy-five per cent. of Ui s veramen' ore; ( gave ™, | cents . 'y, the T month, a bounty oO! e ier OUR, i ii aud ‘tld -bim to return it, which he aid This $50 paid to rach three months volunteer upol re, regularly. ave eared for @ term of yeard ent snow Cortnenie, of it aed ea Haticuan bode heme tare, bet being deck, bs | ec nans keeennar lyst Woend efthe'l O.. e once AT TAR STAR OFFICE sans acs Pe eat iarenties eaten, | te Sum afer ths oot of | wiser ant; Nii A5E, SA baiting enous (Major Palmer) was under the im ion that | recruits of this regiment receives their U 8. uni- AND SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. that they will Lo most hasse ts Maroh $4, 1855, in the name of Willism Taylor, | i, raise three boys. One, the con of Sidusnan some of bis men took it; and be told Holloban to| forms, arms, accoutrements, and rations im. their new qua‘ters. See Nase ne nm Se of Maree, WO —An | BS Sooo, es RE. es eee a ee ot take a government horse in exchange, and return | mediately upon being mrustered in, so that 18800n MESTIC GOODS jy 16-1m SYKEX. CHADWICK & CO. ‘No. 30,685, for 160 sores, issued under the act age. The otbers, Charles Swann and it when his own was received, Hollohan offered | asa man joins it, bi By clothing, and rations ! on hand wey nenel & if Do. @PECIAL NOTI’ - pa = March, 1855, in the nam Marsh, were badly injured. fewer en day, but meh hs tr dpe —— poe yap oe ether bt say of $30 if he os fo. soline off al Prices, SUNDAY TRAIN. writer of pee - a = borse, saddle were - | served mon' fe i he rrest oe ‘wards returned. Saw Holloban at no time among = juced prices “HevRy EGAN, f PRE wane toes een Cimoumass, A the wagons on the battle-field. Only saw himin| Paprtatty Recovered. —Dr. A. Lobmever. 323 south side Pa. avenue, company, Second Regiment of T Infan- | merly.Captain in the evening, atCentervilie- Holloban madebim- | the soldier of the Ohio brigade who was robbed 6th and 7th streets, and afte try.—Sepiember 6th, 1651 onel of the self useful to witness thatevening. Saw Holloban and horribly abused by the rebel m jy 19-6t,if New Iron Buildings. bu: ne are ‘V0, 46,745, for 120 acres, issned under the act of bave a musket In bis hand, on bis cae and be | Alexandria, who him upon the point of Sse LlWAaRINGEON UBPaa ST. e March, 1855, in the of Jacob Gullick. aud | a ested. asked witness what be should do with it. Wit- | sharp stake about two weeks ago, an account of 11° . stove WOUSE. “Il =) gaat on the 20th day 0 January, 1858.—Septem- ington. bed picked It up on the betticdeld, ss Eoenesage | Which inhumantt ihe dktiitey estat aiat| 267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 967 ‘No.’88 602, for 90 5 me, bas, w ¢ Skillfa’ whic! i y @ were Bagg poet Belg Meagan unof- | was wided —— ee ee Lepgit ga ans nies Gountaatiy ou had and for wile’at | (NAVY PLANNELGGats et al” prose ai wiviow ot Daniel We fictall hese as to be able t. walk sbout. injuries are o; “4 si of Se) ket had caused Holloban’s arrest fuch a nature as to undt him for mllivary service, | Riise commPanine with aay Teiail house sooth of ° In reply to a question as to the jsoner being e ‘oat Office, ix im pri and this he was honorably discharged’ | “PINs -JRON, or COPPER WORK |.) —————______iv) im one of those who caused the stampede, witness Tiara once to arnaaey atgueeet, | SEIN, SHMET JEON. 21, COF wT we sureortne RERTASES sarsoun tou de west = yin, te dantcer | cul Srve ad Stn cyl feeea” | ah #0 serene ea Frond on | WE Sater re een th ot i Q newspapers said. The volunteers run away, and — — ay JAMES SKIRVING’S mn the District, wi ree bis, {aol ios QAR the teamsters went with the crowd, thinkiog the | Cznrrat Guarpnouse Cases —Mary Bransett, | Wr Grate, Range, Hot-air Furnace, Wagons a at heds quicker they were out of the way the better. a small sized re, tative of the Cyprian corps, Tn Sheet on, and Copper Ware Manxfactory, is a eRe ee WE. Clever being called to the stand, testified she was full grown, was taken No, 267 Pennsylvania Avenue, to give xeneral s ion. that be came up from Bull Run with the prisoner | up for being drunk and disorderly; workhouse jy 90-ectw Corner of Eleventh Street. Carnages aud Light Wagons kept about 7 o’clock in the evening. Witness wasem- | 60 days. D.C. Miller, profanity; ¥ 7 neatly done, and all orde asa guide for Mejor Hunt’s battery. Being | $258. The offence was committed while dis- H. PEABODY, M. D., SureicaL anp Mz- to. ad = Centrevilie) by Mejor Hunt (after | cussing the act of Mayor Berret in dismiss! * CHANICAL Wing taken ii taken in exchange for tod ‘be, fecod tay hed ted thet | Loosen isting tn ine, “Hesty Cat, “asd | fStcaea ca ene ate sal oT Pare a went back, i y ic z corner of Fou: their horses close to Major Palmer and Holloban is rwood House. reapect{uily solicits a share of ef a Building in Newark y of i hall the: 5 f —A building on South =a Bppear Newaax,N J.,Aug 5 “e 5 various branches Hearing Holloban’s — i “John ripe dispatches u ‘ RTABLE OVENS, e @ little @ vagrant and to the workhouse for 30 days. ro! ILITAR Ps, HOTELS, & FAMILIES ———— Wis SCALES i ott tag 1x Capt. Powe a Taite F YATES ene. S po ieee 2 LisARTROLOW. orhies, cae wilt giving them too much credit to say that better r - cmd na peverang and moraliy never been Ki into the Government service. Many men were in ran! respectable pearance of the men and their excellent marching ‘wus admired by all who saw them venue. ag ing a hare nance: tnd told Gen would Suotathimenybow. W. sad Killed bim, and afterwards went out