Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1861, Page 3

“LOCAL NEWS, (0 Tae Stax publishes the List of Letters remaining in the Washington City Post Office under the provisions of the law directing them to be printed in the newspaper having the largest circulation within the delivery of the office. It total daily circulation is more than double that of any other Datly printed in the District of Co- *umbia. Muscle on SzvantH stRERT —Mr. Welsh gets anti "'—Mr. Norris wants to clean out em establishment. — Last night a balf-drunken chap, named Welsh, belonging to one of the mil- itary companies in the city, entered a book store on Seventh street, ite the Post Office, and demanded a supply pers gratis. This modest request being relased, | aia bimeelf by curs- ai Se young man bebind the counter, rolling Ing generally to sll Inteteverybeay'in the Wein into e ly int in- Growing more violent, he was ted from 5 t a short threw off bis coat, rolled up his sleeves, and squared himself fora“mill”” Finding tat he and hie party were about to be pitched into the str as was his illustrious friend Welsh, Norris cooled off and made tracks for a more healthy at- mosphere. A squad of men from their arent finally appeared to arrest the parties, but they left, and the matter dropped without any further display of muscle. Not Hunt Bavty.—Last Wednesday evening, & man who Is said to have been a eant of 79th Regiment of New York, was taken from an alley between K street and Pa. avenue and Four- teenth st., and carried to the drug store of Messrs, Kidwell & Lawrence. He had two cuts upon his face, above and below the eye, and his forebead ‘was scraped, as if he had fallen forward; but no ‘wounds were apparent on the back of his head. His face was washed and the wounds dressed, and he was itted to sleep for a time upon a Jounge In the store, when he revived and went away.with a bet furnished him by the Perens: He sw uenily returned, and decl: that they had taken his hat; but It seems he had none when brought there. Healso stated that be had lost his watch. His friends say that he had a gold watch and a silver watch; the latter was found, but the other was missing. They thought he had been knocked down and robbed, but no evidence ap- peared to establish the fact. Sat Pox.—Assome little uneasiness is felt b our citizens in regard to reported cases of ama! pox, we have to state that we only know of one case ins private residence. It is in the Northerp Liberties, and a public school in the vicinity has been temporarily closed by the trustees. The pa- tient is an interesting and beautiful young lady, about 20 tego’ age, daughter of an estimable Pome ihe had faa ~ oorerg a ther ing strongly judiced again: e le once withdrew ber frees one of the public schools where she was a general favorite, rather than comply with the rule which requires all pupils to be vaceinated. Strict precautionary measures have been taken in thiscase. No further alarm need be felt, as we nnderstand the hospital for contayious diseases has been removed from Capi- tol Hill to the country. To rue CHARITABLE —A man by the name of McCoy, in Anne Arundel county, Md , a reputed secessionist and bad character, in a fit of drunk- enness drove bis wife and fivesmail children from their home. They found their way to this city, and on Wednesday evening were picked up in a famishing condition by Mr G. A. Clark, mes- senger to the court, who Hae them into a room on the ground floor of the City Hall, west wing. He ave them supper and breakfast. The oldest of e children is only 10 or 12 years of age, and the condition of the family is most distressing. It ia a case which appeals strongly to the sympathy of our citizens. A Casz or [pzntity —Yesterday morning, the sutler of the Second a of New Jersey, Mr. Vechter, came from Camp Seminary, over the river, with his —— and team, to attend to bus!- ness {n this city. While his horses were standing in the street, they were taken possession of by Officer Allen, on the affirmation of John Mon gomery that one of the horses be! to bim, some one the bores is his’ properiy, purchased In Newson > pure! n Newark, N. J.,and all p=. him tor three months. The facts will be exbibited by the evidence to-day, be- fore Justice Donn, when both parties will appear. The horses were restored to Mr. Vechter. Paip Ur —The parties connected with John Kalph in the attempt to get from the Exchange Motel the beg e of the three ‘‘daugbters of the tegiment,”’ alluded to in the Star yesterday, with- out paying their bill, have since paid up, and their property has been restored to them. We may here say, in justice to Mr. Walter, that he ‘was not the couusel for Kalph, but for Lent! ge — of the house. The mistake was caw by he parties suddenly changing positions before the magistrate. When the es first appeeee the —— ‘was the defendant, and Mr. Walters ‘is counsel; but after the first testimony was heard i Kaiph became the defendant,—hence the Woes Favtt is it?—An ambulance came Into the city last night with a small pox patient, from the camp of the Cameron Rifles, and the driver, after vainly inquiring all around town, at the central guard-house, and at the different hospitals, as to the location of the hospital for contagious diseases. finally reached the hospital for a on C street, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets. He was informed that the pa- tient could not be received there, and it seems that noone there could tell him where to go. The patient was co vently left in the ambu- lance all night, in the heart of the city, and ‘Within 8 stone’s throw of the Avenue! Provost Guaxp Casxs.—Four members of the California Regiment were arrested by the Provost Guard, for aes: Into the house of Elizabeth McManus, in the Fifth Ward. They were taken Justice Donn yesterday evening, and after an examinstion three of them were dismissed to be returned to the regiment, and one of them pe Brannan) was seut to the county jail for ten }, for punishment. james Sims, colored, was arrested by the guard for an assault and ba’ on Galen Datcher,col’d. He was sent to jai! for trial at the Criminal Court. Waar pip ae Want?—A tall carpenter from this city Wednesday night entered the residence of a widow on Congress street, jetown, and conducted bimeelf in such an outrageous manner that she aroused the neighbors. The Provost Guard was sent for, and intruder was found up stairsina bed-room He feigned to be drunk, bat was arrested by the guard. How he was dis- posed of we have not heard. Rarcrx ov Mus LincoLn.—Last event Lincoln, accompanied by Commodore String- ham, arrived in town from her trip to Lou Branch and Niagara, appearing in excellent healt’ and pase after her tour. Mrs. dashing Zouave dress, who looked the soldier every inch of his youthful dimensions. Tae \epalesenr ger are very quiet about the river this morning. The only val since our last re} (with exception of river craft) is Jobn Cooper, which is discharging @ cargo of coal for Messrs. Fenwick & Stewart at the foot of Sixth street The water is only slightly discolored, and there are no indieations as yet of 2 rise in the upper Potomac from the late rains. the persons connected with the arrest of A. E. L. Keese, wasc Keese with assaulting bis assaulting bis wife. His case was set fora > ing to-morrow before Justice Donn. A RICH BILL to-night, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, where the Cam 8 are playing havoc rae ao Se wen oft “blues and sich.” Look for the programme this evening. Our Revsen notices _ Sos cemBacment of so many disloyal women in bas faxed the wits of thelr friends and elite thelr early delivery. Abem! denemete pre hardaory good ti ie! -mic nex! y- ime may expected. Burrzx anv Eoos.—See advertisement else- where of Messrs. Taylor & Carter, Center Market, Philadelphia butter and fresh eggs. 5 yor zn — ho, dies re to night air, doses oy fol way’ Faxon ev 7 other Bight will aoeosneotl Shenae erates cents per box. woeiw READER, have ‘Wood's advertise- PIE Sa some tad tage BSR, Remar wea ssg oeerm x mason é ah ae een sre’ faaep® fase, [Sag ® FurlergS, Wuleweow® | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, Hal) Mich fyonaChas Parker Jos era: Torrey D is Welch Jas H 2 ———S w. c September 6, 1361. offman Mr -usby Chas Parker Jacob Schutte D Trowbridge CF Werner J A ‘asurporon Crit, Sop ne Hickey M Lewis CE Perry Jao T Shedloct Chas ‘Tow Col Winnemore JJ | REPORTED DEATH OF JEFFERSON UOrdered to be inserted in the Evantne Star, t] Haley MC freee Cay panees A. pape y Case oad wie, 400 D DAVIS. being the newspaper having the largest circulation Ginter tow 3 aa rt die SY Stewart Thomas Ch one fae | Paitapezrmta, t. 5 —The Inquirer of this of any daily paper published in Washington.} Hepburn LtLF 4 Lewis C erking Jas. | | Shaw Chriss Torn Bel N Webb JW, | morning. basa special Washington dispatch, say. [7 All persons applying for letters in the follow- | Hoos M b eeparee ra | Serine Sass Fok rol, Winebrener Ing reliable 1 thea of the 4: of Selbeonm ng list, will please say they are ADVERTISED. Pittman 5 i Somat, chmidtc feeker B F wing ke Davis bas been received by the Government, and Perkins vA Sayder BP vr pA Ward Jno V fixing Tuesday night as the time of his decease. Potter J 8 M Stevens BF Tripp A White Jno A ri Parkerdasi [Street 2 | Fanhowel WH Walsh Joe Southern News. ¥ reese tno See! B Van ‘Bokelin W Wright JnoF Lovisvittx, Sept. 4.—The Memphis ape of * | Hays JnoB Mur Prinoe M+j H-2 | Severns B L-2 K-2 Ward Jao F the 2d reports the receipt of the 132 bales of cotton Hammill JS Mahon Wm ratt Maj HC 7] Shaffer BA Vickers Wm White Jno A aud sale of 37 bales. HundoaurerJ = Montgomery W Phillips tt L Lta ‘arian Wm White Jno W At ameeting of native Kentuckians at Mem- Holcomb J H Vv Petters H-2 Steel RevA = Van Buren W H Wright IsaaoS his, on the inst.,- they resolved to Hussey J B3 Martin M Pringhora H mall A Venaka WJ | Watas Jno Risntsctves te peuaur thane pledge Hilten J W Montgomery W poe, Hen 'yivester A Vincent Thos M Wirren Jes val ret native State ai urlburt Jas R-2 orter H Smith A Vanderhof R B Wi sons ‘‘all the aid within their , whenever Hasnet due ws Wm ine Dr mith A Van Buskirk P W her freemen shall inaugurate a struggle for the Hawley] W Mann WB ‘arkhuratG H | Smith A H Vierheller Wi assertion ¢f her liberty against the tyranny of the Hoffer Jno Muse Wash Porter Geo SumerwereA Vansiyke UB W. Federal power and despotism of the abolitionists Harris J H urphy Wm rinse Geo M tei thy | T Yan Horns Mr bad of the North.” e ‘Bu Honea” Moor WE ‘ope JP DF& W Shipley AN Veudistors — W. A Richmond letter to the Memphis Appeal re- fi is Jas E larston W SO Porter Fits Jno | Scannell A Van Patten J BW. haggis two ca) companies from esdieyJuo C2 wank wm PallF pides Amos Vanner J Ww eorgia, which are said to be the finest and most maley Joo fWm | Patterson F A galorsie Chas Vioker ns Ww efficient troops, with the best horses ever seen Hufisrion oy Mitchell ' Sala Prige Frases mith 4 a yiiard a3 ¥ oe Om 3 leston Merce Hanlan Jacob-2 oor Those peseire. ne WW H-2 Wotan L b AL the arrival at ‘hat port or the ermecd piectons Henry Cape Jas Mu phy Fhow Petxoth Daal wior Wo Vanaiia | W Gordon, from a six wee hy’ cruise, during which mi 5 ‘, Miss C J Vv penne tC oM tle v tum D ‘arman W H owerkel Chas W: Gen. A. Sidney Johnson has passed through lekerace, Mins8 lon loreal Trowbridgeh H Vaughn A C wi on his way to Richmend. orris, Nellie E Heldolt J Mo Mr Cc ‘urner 3 w Ww The New Orleans Picayune, in an editorial | hy gg ively Jas M new ogg G tee qe &2 y upon the exchange of prisoners between the Piokett, Catharine Hunt Mer Maran a ares Gant CR F3 ker RC Ww. aes States and the Confederate States, asserts Huut Ma) HJ-5 MorganS R orter Capt A P ‘ompkins P WwW: ‘he refusal of the former to admit the Cenfed- Haskel! Lt HA Murray Reuben Piper Alex ‘hornton O erate armies to such equality as will minister to HilH J Mi nkertoa Allen the civilized usages of exchanging prisoners, and otherwise mitigating the calamitics of war w| ocdy Herman Hervey Morly CaptRF 2 Perkins A W c individuals, is ‘as un Holt Dr Henr: Mildram Hyte Henry utoam A A even In civil mn 2 Geter, Alexi eocomery R perry Cont AS jen! tH A M. atte LR wars, as it Is a foolish and fanciful assumption. Grid, Bridget fo Hoiveccaptte Mavite beter nods WT Jn speaking of the release of the Federal priso- oxler, Mary Sronkrd, Mre.G HerrinGeo W-2 Milligan KF | Ridgely Wm@ | futtDr JB ners taken at Fort Fillmore on parole, the Pica- I Thompson, Miss E Holbrook Geo ttchellO M-2 Recse Wm ‘ung Jno yune s! that this would not have been done by Hall Mead M Thagler, Aire Hobd Geo W" Mewiem MIL feschardeos Wea | Trompecs Jas end Coabeaeratey hed they then Known that the Hunt, Mire Guce E wot ee v Hogan Geo Mellinger MK Rouse ‘Thos, in Tompson 5 no Wilhamson F L Wules in the question ——ae to enter- Hoaily, Mra is Wright, Mary 1 Hustiea = Mena woo RinehareSite | Tyson jnoS Walker Phosw Word Dr. Howell Sprague, one of the surgeons of the Healy. Ann Wetbington Airs Hurtt F W MellingerM = Robson Stuait’ | Tidball J C2 © Watson ‘Thos | Wri Charity Hospital, New Orleans, is dead. | ein alee Waters Mra TA Harvey Fred owison Saml Thenger J De Willems ‘Thos ——________ Sones: Mia EA Wineberger, Miss J Hartwell F Marks Jas 2 ydor Stephen Past inke watt Sh New York Demecratic Convention. Jones, Mary E Woodgreen, ML arte NO Marks Juo eR L Truax Josiah © Warners Srracuse, Sept. 5.—The New York State Demo- Joyeo; Mra C Ht , . ee ee oc RelerPhilips | 4 Watson R. cratic Gonventlon thie morning, by a vote of 114 MiscxLLaNngovs,—Miss M. E.8.; Ladies Central | Wom Peto 4p Matupgiy Jos H Reichard F 8 Ts against 87, reconsidered the vote of yesterday ad- Relief Committee. S Harris Elisha MiilerJasM = Kementer P mitting both of the New York delegations prep baler ig an Z-2 Hunt I i ET Mangas nO , Row Fey * The question now recurring on the adoption of stman Z-! Ol urphy Pt \- Avert Wm? GhasoW Do Enen Wnt HadsouCapt MMorfison Jas Roundy N Settee sebars: Seuaitting the Temmany del 1 Arey BY | Carpenter WC Fllwell W. Hoove D. MarkeJno-2 Reise M-2 mitted alone by the Convention, thus excluding Austin W C Churoh WT Elder Lt& 8-2 Harover — Monroe Jno. Rogers O w the Mozart or “peace”? wing of the party. There Armstrong ‘F-2 Carpenter W H Evans R M Hazon D MartinJosD RiceMG y Srroney A is tremendous excitement Ackisn TY Cochran WH Eagan P Hess Chas Montgomery JA Rogers Ly young Thos Naw Yorx, Sept. 6.—The resolutions reported Auld TheoS ClarkWE ElsonO Hall Chas Reed J M yonns Jhos yesterday in convention were in the main adopted Abrott FC Collins W_ | Eyles Jno Herling Dr C gasbize Young Bak and a number of loyal and spirited speeches were anes hi 8 pe om TA Hers B23 Reed Jas B Young delivered, opposing any peace propositions, ex- D-2 Carroll Thos Hezins CW ackay Jno Riges Jno yoeger HS one at the eannon’s mouth, but guarant Andrews RF | Clymer F lolgate © Maxwell H Read Jos Ronee E * wiiknt M. a Yorey Francis [to th all their constitutional rights. Arnold Capt R-2 Cole Thos Howell C E orse H P Pouch DrJH Fen Brool Dr wil ome Le Ls zounga poumuinve sat ocantriaeseircaeg Arigan Richd CarrellS3 T Hodgeson C larkham FP eady Jos ‘oo! mf won ot e anne = Mere Arrests. Al'es Phillip Cook 8 Hill Chas Millard Lt H = Reed Jas W Then DN waits a Zu usage IR Sar. Sept. 4.—J Chap! c Andrews N Cootes T F Srris C Mayrard H-2 Reeder Jno erber Di tehouse LL Zimmermsa ARATOGA, Sept. 4—James pin, a Confede- Axtell J-acian-8 Colloth 8 H Hailling AC Miller H Rop In Tyler tate officer of Vicksburg, was arrested bere to-day Adams Jasi, Cobbs Stevens Holmes A Miler HC RunshaJ L MISCELLANEOUS.—Naval Lyceum; L.O. P. | and sent to Fort ae. Armest JasD 8 Holman A Horgan S D-6 Riley Jas 2 Commanding Officer Co. &, 2d U.S, Dragoons Boston, Sept. 4—James Leguire, bailing from Ames Soak, Ce 7 Col FamitonA-s Martonet GW fussell SF, | Wp Larrans uver in ait cases sx Pauraip. | Halifax, N.S” was arrested this morning “He is Alcorn Janz” Ghe Hughes A Mitchell A's Randvirh JF | Drop Letters, in all onsos, mast be pre-paid. snd bcs been comebitied ok inns, the Soverument aes Ne Hamtin kG oMersiaeG F ickmpad Sep LEWIS CLEPHAN being refused. He was on his way to Memphis, Andi Jacob Ci ee E Haden A owry geo Rider B aad a rebel —— was found in his — bis - Cc iT ovre Geo iohar an ther suspic! 3 sta to his Altes Homey P GuntiughamPat Finders Wim | Hoke . Rentzo fi" GEORGETOWN. and of picious circumstances bi AiStaseGeo Coane Pat Fisuey Win W Rice Hoary” eo FortLaxp, Me., Sept. 4—CyrusP. Sargent and reese Claucey Pat Field | WW 3 Mason J Reha Geo F Correspondence of The Star. Octavius F. Hill, of Yarmouth, Me., who have A2 Eield Capt MD h, Cc Armstrong Geo Clark Pra Capt Wim Morell Gen GW Koberts G C been doing busines at the South, were arrested GzorcEtown, Sept. 6, 1861. 7 i NS 2. Foster 6 G stler Geo Renter F ’ s to-day, by the United States marshal, by order of Abfot Eredk* GraneCicoINM Foster Maria | yeuiimon Wim Metler @ Rosendorn & At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of | the Secretary of War. They are coulined te jail, AnthonyCapfR Cahill Mich Fowler Sami Johnson Thos Matlock Geo Rafloate Jax Georgetown School, held on last Wednesday eve- | and will be conveyed to Fort Lafayette. Adzo Fredk Curran Mich | Ferris S P Jones Thos Mowry Geo Rumjay F W z iy are Ahrens Freck Clark Capt M C Frisby Stanians | Jones ThosG Mentecth Geo Russell F ning, Mr. C. M. Matthews was elected secretary Secession Troops Invading Kentuck Abbott Chas W Caser MJ Fuller J D Johnson RG May FW Hichmond E S-2 | of the board, to fill a vacancy occasioned. by the pe Saves ve lien C+run Campbel Mr Finney Ray Jam Meline F M_ Read E 8-2 7 Cairo, Sept. 3 —General Grant bas telegraphed Arrick Clifford Christian Mr_ Farnum Rodney } Joves J H Macon CapKC-2 Rowand Dr resignation of Dr. Barbarin. to the Kentucky Legislature that the Confederates AkinvhaeH — Coak Marke F Florg Ol feeCn sR, Beil EE «hissy DA Day before yesterday, in the afternoon, a Gov- | in considerable numbers had invaded Kentucky, Raia DC Camas Fosley Moves [Jones jet: Miloe RichardaonCs 2 | ernment wagon came down Washington street, | and are occupyin Se Ea aone ern At batt Col FisnsganM EK | JonexJnoH MooreGyrus Kowley CC and by the grossest carelessness on the part of the | °* Hickman ani an. Sin han reostyi FolinioveM V_ | Jar Jno Milner E Kicharason C H | driver the team ran over the sidewalk at the Union | *feply that bis message, with one for Gov. Harris, Fisher OF c Jackson Jno Mallen DM i BisearesG B Hospital, splintering the iron lamp-post into | cones, — agoffin bad been referred Filmes Jordan Joe, Moline ctl Reynolds LtCA | fragments. This did not impede the career of bar > ae gn in bis {cation that th Burnet Wm Fietoher J N Johnson] .oW2 Matthew DS Kixford B 2 our model teamster, and a few paces further on tr acts ‘ oe wand . alee opens ry e Braggerman W ‘A Frank J D-2 Johneon JM "Mack Dani Robinson A W | he brought up agaiust a market wagon, in which | *fe0ps thus landed at Hickman last nig’ #0 a Farrell Jao jauewat pr) Raraieall Doo Retuecy A ML | were seated aman and his wife. ‘The shafts of | without my knowledge or consent, and, | am Brown Wm Jno, Floyd Jan Jones HW | Morgen Lt Col Khodes A this vehicle were broken, the horse thrown down Ihave telegraphed Peeaadent Deca pee Batting W 1-3 Geult Jana ‘bush Jou Lisemann Henty Minton ¢ Rowinnd AG | 80d Tun over, and the market man and wife ao | {,bave telegraphed President . Hrown WmH CloseJas'T Frederica Capt | Jervis We Mil er jr Chas? Kuthbone A peste ightaned pct ciany elidel beicey nodid parcel eta ens Bavard' Wim Growidascb Farrand Jno W | Jygan'e Manthurr CB Recso AY tive. Thelr wagon was dragged into contact A Card from Major Merdecal. Bell Lt WmH Coe Jno T sJas | Jewett J eholy C Sprague Wm with an omnibus full of passengers, and for a Puitapgtrata, Sept 5.—Major Mordecal, late Brooke ‘thos | Coyie Jno A | Failer Jus Johnson D2 Monioney JM Strow W W while rearing quadruped, swearing bipeds, and | !n command of the Watervliet Arsenal, publishes jedford Thos F Clarke Jno F 2 Frerdhoff Jos | Jackson DrCM Metros H Sapen WE damaged. vehicles wete piled up tathet promis. | 8 card, denying any complicity in furnishing the fown Thos, Clow Jae \ Frecond | jones cre ler Chae Beeson wa | cuoualy. Order was finally restored, and damages | Tebele with drawings of & machine for expanding ly Thos V Conlaughty Jno FlemingCaptHB | Jackson Chas Martin B ut Wim temporarily repaired. vires ee gry fener Heacknowledges baving ever Thos Conkey Jno F-2 Freedl teh w Jenvings Chas Mattoor. Byron Semms& Walker] Asa on with a load of hay from Mr. Thom- ow raham Snyder, the inventor of the Cc Curtis Jos Foote Henry-5 | Johnston BL. ayer B Stone W H son, of Montgomery county, was coming down rong tis have copies made, but shows by let- 1 Sam! Conklin Julious Fitzhugh Beary | Johnston AH Mofeun AB-4 fer Wm High street yesterday afternoon, the axle broke, | te?, dated in January last, that he communicated ffentine Soul Garr josL , EorrestGeo Yew A a Memes BS Selabeg near the omnibus stand, and the load being top- | the at to Celenel Graig, of the Ordnance De- Beckman Lisb2 Castigai sto” Fisher Gol @ W | Jaiton ao Mere Lea B stroug Win K | Reavy it upset the wagon, doing considerable partment; saylog that {t was not too late to retract Brown 8 F vensugh Jas Fryer Geo E Kelly WD Mavahan A W_ Sipes Wm 8-2 | damage. ¢ permission ought it necessary. Major Brace 3S 48H Franklin KC Keeler W J-2 MoCook Alex-2 Selkirk WH Vv few coal boats are arriving by canal, | Mordecat, since his resignation, has been residing Handiey LtR © a in attle V Molntire H Surr Win though navigation is uninterrupted and the line | !” this city, supported by a daughter, who is a Burns Hope W Compboll Jas ry Faravorth & 1, | Keisha wT McCain AB ee Ww i | Well guarded. We are usable to account for It, | School teacher. josweil Zarpeuter Dr J Fiood Capi noear Wm Coy Pr f A- but suppose there isa lack of confidence in the = i fronagiet & Ghettz 300 pore a 2 Raley en McGooe xs A sherman W T | stability of present arrangementa on the part of | 5. ogo from F aviges er a Byrne Pe Zhambers owe ae " = 7 — ber of ladies wishing to go South. A flag of tru: J Fiatley B Cc NoRae D | eo ay ng ag ce Hopisthon . Sratchett jag Froorab2 | Ruocapk MeCaned M Spencer Rs | GEORGETOWN ADVERT'M'l'S | from Nertslk ako tought down the thence Bal ki tOS4 Chandler H P| Ferguson AM Keating oCarty D Stryker TC the released seamen who arrived yesterday. They Brumagim N O Coates Henry M Flack Alex Krickmeir R MeMicken DH Sherman Gen MAYOR’S OFFICE report that the North Carolina Confederates are Hrowa NH ” Gorgehall f Good Win Kelohner PB MoKelvay D. Spear T.W \em Georretcwon, D' C., August 17, 1961. | terribly exasperated on account of our recent view Brown MA Gate We fern Peter = Mo) aughlinLtPemith Phonon | Whereas it 1s provided by # late act of Con- | torlous demonstration on their coast. Bally Maroel Gohl Wm-z | Kerkiand © A Mevutohen Geo Smith Thos gre The floating battery, said to have been towed iB Ly NM it 3 unuel! 0-2 McGregor HG Scvtt ‘laos t it shall not be lawful for an: ron in the | from Norfolk down to Sewell’s Point, exists only hock MJ 50. Krait Mr MeCloskey H) Smith TJ Distriot of Columbia to sell, give, or administer to | in imagination. Bell = 2 J2 H Kun Mr leGrath a J Smiths k any soldier or volunteer in the serv: the United fretions OM Carkow GrahamLtWM2 | Keune: Mahlon mo-arthy Jno Sca/ley Sami States, or any person wearing the uniform of such Frem Misseuri. KabbittL © GooverGeo Genninge WB | etty AL MeGulvery Jno Smith 8 soldier or volunter irituous liquor or in- | Quincey, Il., Sept. 5 —Gen. Pope left here last Hobb Lev Cassity GW weacontimothy | Keitly Mich Mowuy Jos hSE pay, porsoa so offending | evening to take the fcld In aa isco Thee, Benedict jr Cushing Geo W Groves DrsW-2 | Knizit | MoGinni mith SB ns of this Act shall be deem: ening to take the field in missour!. re Boll Luther Vo ChambersGeoM Gordon SJ Kinkcad Lt_ McDowell Jno Singer J meauor, and upon conviction | have torn up the railroad track and cut down the Mranghton L CrosmoreColG HGrecne Saml C urtz Jno D _ MoCormack Jno Saxton Rt thereof belore magistrate or court having crimi- | telegraph poles between Hunnewell aud Shelbena, uwie Thos Corre F H-2 Gamage Sami Kennedy Jas H Motaughiindas2-kinner I nal jurisdiction shail be punished by a@ fire of | on the North Missouri railroad. Martin Greene Betz Jno Crocker F W Gilbert aml W | KeichnerJno McLaughlin J 8 Stevens KR fyenty dollars, or imprisonment in the jail of | was between the places yesterday, with a force of Bond Jos Cameron ke Grifith 8K Kelly Jno, MoLaughlin st Siokler Dr RE for te een ee mene District of Columbia, | two thousand well-armed men. and bad two Bekesiack, Conte Elot Grim s-2 | Ree — Megpwen dno, Sane vain reJore, bert knoiem to all persons concern, | Pleces of artillery. Gen. Hurlburt is reported to eck JacobF Chisley E wureely 8 'T Kayrer Julious® F 3 Spebieu LM Pithin the limits of this Corporation, that the | be west of Shelbena, with twelve or fifteen hun- BrownJosR Conuelly B _ Srose SP iam 3 Mo'Vaggart Jno Springer M Police Officers, with mill‘ary aid, have been, aud | dred Iilinols troops. Oya J A. \, Campbell Col D Garland Robt lineJosM © MoKay Shonan are hereby, directed to enfuroe, most rigidly, the frown Jno M » Carey Dr werrity Pat eofer JJ MoUarnie N Bhochan M Rees on ee law, without any re- Ma: tts Browujoek Ck DCs. Grande | ens, MogousnO Steel’ D sarratwae “HENRY'aDDISon. Meyor,_| , Boeras, Sept. (Thirty companies have hove 30) P a as a ul Broumeh sani Gate Dwight Graveso Ee JpmaeseeH Mekdamer | Smits 10 HADES PRIME PR. MOLASSES, which number bave been accepted, including Pready aaah Cavempher 4 GreeneQD2 | Keller Henry McDaniel R got hide rome FR. Sarar. companies formed of the late three months volun- ; an teers. aterdueM Cleland G Guia Ne bing Hacy ~ MeDucker§ — Sownl: M No.1.2aad 3 Mackerel, Tollet’s new artillery is full, and anew cavalry ersier Jos | Crouse C 8 Gannon Martin Kondriok fi, MoCluden Smith Jno 8 Bealed Herriaae ee” regiment rapidly organizing. Buattins Ceatyin Simeek Reizuee DY MeCanne Thos Soper Geo H 4 heroe Rice) § bars Laguarra Coffee, A large proportion of the famous Sixth Reg!- Burohbeld J M Cousey Chas D Green Jao Kispp 6 G SicKean Thon Steine Jas M am ipa, & Ne. Sues cared jams, ment have re-enlisted under the gallant Cel. Bussey JB | Coun uge Ghas Gagan Mathew Kinney G W@ MoMichsel Maj Smith 1 A Gacereto ere Conn eatiee nent. © per Fallon. | Jones Benoa sae 8 F ne se gee Poel pce MolainWm Stubbs JnoT stil taken at par at my regular retail price. A Prize Ship at Eastpert, Maine. Bueli Lt J & B Gray Jacob Kensel CapG A MoNoir Wm _ Smith AB eet ______W. Hi. TENNEY. | eascronr, Me, Sept. 4—The ship Alice Ball Bullock J F Grey Jacob Kensel Lt Geo" MoCaullay W Sught {us ASSEY, COLLINS & COS has just arrived fg 9 charge of a prize crew. Baiwin Jacob Coiwell B Gale Jos Norton WN simith J'W M * OAL ABEL EST DRAUGHT. } Sb tured in the bay by the reve tter Bradley] W Cushing A in Jno. L Nichols Wm Smith Jno 4-6 Expected this day. por steumer) eA UGH. She was captared fn ry ue cutter Bei'zhooverJuo Chambers jr, Gust Jao W nn Nichols 3 parks Jno F 0 barrele Xe DRAUGHT ALE 0. Alice Ball is Liverpool and no Burger Jno) CaptA Gallitine Jas eye D obies WH Stewart Jou F ‘do. $ +E ‘do, - a register or other papers, except a clearance from HrantacrJan8 Clark AG Grimes JA Korn Chas ash Win Shaw Jno ‘0 nifbpie lo. do. do. the Liverpool office. She carried 2 secessién flag Boon-rJaoC Colburn AO Graham J H-: Kugler Chaa Neal W L. SmithJ C Which on arrival will be for sale. T. eash | Which was flying with the stars and stripes over BrandienamJWeross AEP Graham ely Char2 © Neal Capt TH Steel Jon H on delivery. ARNY & SHINN it. This is the third ship that has been ceptured Betz Joo Callow Alex P Graham KohnCapt = Nora W. Smid C m? Union Depot, Georgetown, | within s week by the Aregon ‘The penee aed Brumagim J W Drumay Wm Garghan Jno-2 | Kueny B Northow R W Smith LtJ L . go. Bradiek uo ougherty Wr-ecuthrie tno D | King Be Ny Jay" Smite SSK UsT RECEIVED— lying in this harbor. BiackisionH Dunning Wm Garena ine M | keichAca wm Nimes Sona 2 Blom s WV D bila: Oud Rye WHISKY Oe Serious Accident to Ex-Geverner Briggs, of Burr Heury-3 Des Lew Mok Goekeiler Jacob | Leavenworth NE IM Snodgrass Jno HERI NG and ALE IVE Massachusetts. Benner H mnWmi &: 4 Shaughessy Jno crushed and Refined SU Wil Boston, Sept. 5.—Yesterday ex-Gov. Briggs, Benton 4 enay! Wm Gerner Jacob puiikey iw io and Java COFFEE at his residence in Pittafield, inattompting lly ve! . Beonit > DevisWu's Gordon kG Sterling Dr Jno STORNS DUCTS ES gy | £0 tke down & coat banging in a room dispiac Baker Hiram vis Theo Grim Shameiia Jp a los musket, which barged, the shot Burrows Geo H per 'T' 8 Bweeny J W carrving away bis left jaw and inflicting a very HellardGeo, Buller 8 C g Simpson Jue, | Wy RITE MERCER POTATOES. wine: serious If not fatal wound. . ’ ——_——___________ Baraniiapon nti Pron O Gsae Henr' Sphar J tt AT LOWEST Bests PRICES. Rumered Bombardment ef Ceiumbus, Ky. Browne G H-2 Davis RG 6 Stewart JH TO, QUARTERMASTERS OF REGI| Lovisviniz, Sept. 5—It ts el that the BrizolardG . Durfee Philo-7 Schmoke- DrJ | MENTS.” You waat to keep your men healthy; pt Tumor GJ Doiphin P H Sey bert Jno ‘ou cannot do thia without giving them Po: | Federal gun boats, after having been fired upon renportU: StriderJ H Tatoes. ‘These you can get at Steel & bore 5146 | from Columbus, had responded by shelling and mportUsoar F y 5 s N-2 Gray Ea Skidmore J 8 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Second street burning that town, but no confirmation of this rey Dr C —You wan' please your ous- | improba! 8 can night. "2 Gittings WE Sherman Jas | comers; and iaduss ances ts ani oguaenegye teu | !mprobable story can be obiained to-nigh Shockley Jno mend your stock to their riende ‘Then call at The Reperted Oecath of Jeff vis. : pe Da r ther J E Steel & Co’s,and buy what Poistoes you need, ch Gilda R wilivan J either for your own consumption or for 8ale. ‘They | LOvisvitix, Sept. 5 —A report was widely cir- culated bere to-day that ex-mayor Barber had re- ceived positively the death Jeff. Davis. But the report is entirely without foundation. sre warranted to please. TO HOTEL ax RESTAURANT KEEPERS. Belize Cols Ht | Dagcs PABLO Please, your euesteand cokle their } 0 Ste : ig” | Boing co three parties wii vo benefited-the selic?, ren The Rebel Ferce in Missouri. H and ¥ ze eee azzsnburg Mr Stevens H Salseae ‘and Hentecky money in good Cairo, Sept. 5.—The accounts from the rebels 088 ar Gain Amc, an HA L taken at par, BTEEL & Co, in sou —— are conflicting. ina So "Reiley Jas Sperry HH-2 |). 636 Pennsylvani 8 Hecond | Spi Ore Varlously estimated from G00 a ramon A D BrCennet - Bisbere a 4 street Old Sentinel Office)? OonT OF Second | 30,000. — oO ou g EALED PRO! 1 the 14th Sept pages else ae barratned” Bhereens Seas im are inka for ea lait September | Locisvinum, Sept. 5 Gen. Beauregard’s report iam ira verton Jno pale Henr, of 8 certain quality. of the battle of Bull Run has been . He Hopkii borne J J bum a About 5,000 barrels will be required, to be deliv-| calls the engagement “es remar! artillery Humpnre E ens Jno yler BB in separate Jota or I. barrels esch The | duel” anjoay WA O'Sulivan J 2 burg HA flour to he made o new wheat, and the deli of —————— t Horrett ws O'Brine "] ie - fe whole lot to be made by the 20th September, Union Meeting at Oswege. rey ew be -2 O'Keote der LtGW-2] | The Fl uredto be of ths following brands,| _Oswxeo, N. Y , Sept. 5.—A mass meeting, ¢ ugins Hh Huot Wa + Op toe oan gait o peas thet nepention of» Bosra of A ‘Of: | composed of men of all parties, was held bere te: ‘ayish CS ttle HJ larter Wm ison EH Shefiield Geo th: as the day. Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson was the Prine! pal ire FO Hewett Win W rvis A Strong G H par , ind was enthusiastically applauded. sot Hs Hill Walter orter Gen Z Q SohwarsmanGA ee Helper IY Wits Binh Fred Sailing ef the Canada. Boo s His mia? Geib when Sete The, Cuma cate “og Stanton p fax. No specie. : ial ie SECOND EDITION. THREE O'CLOCK P.M. Tux Visitors to rae US. Iesane Astir™ — The public will recollect that under the law there are nine citizens of the District of Columbia ap- Pointed by the President as visitors of the Gov- ernment Insane Asylum here. Under the late administration among them were Daniel Rat- cliffe, Esq., W. W. Corcoran, Dr. Tyler, of Georgetown, and Dr. Thos. Miller, of this city. Mr. Ratcliffe vamosed to Secemia some months ago, thus vacating his appointment. Very re- cently three others have tendered their resigna- tions—Mr. Corcoran and Dra. Tyler and Miller. The President bas appointed the following new members of the board, not one of whom, we opine, will hesitate to take the oath required, of course, oy oe any position under the Government. iz: Mayorsof W: and ont De. uae a. ees oe ee ee Blake. The following is the letter in which Mr. Cor- ceran tenders bis resigeation, which docs his well known public spirit in such matters among Us, Infinite credit indeed. Wasnineoron, Aug. 30, . Hon. C_B. Smith, Secretary of Yatton Sir: When the Jnsane Asylum in this District was established, from 2 desire to the objects ofa it public charity, and Comte appoint. ment was declared, in the law, te be merely “honorary,” and without Py i sccepted the eS = Oe eee fo be one of the vi . I feel now at liberty to consider, from this length of service and the share I hed {n inducing the original serepiiaion, that | have done m' part, and without emt pve | any Interest ve felt in the beneficent objects of the 5 to give place as visitor to some other citizen who tae more leisure and ability to be useful to the institution. You wiil be pleased, therefore, to consider this as my resignation. Very a ay yours, . W. Conconan — Tat Exemy Over tue River.—We have in- formation from our picket lines on the other side of the river up to a late hour this forenoon, when everything was quiet. Our lines in the neighborhood of the Chain Bridge now extend three and a balf miles into Pairfax county, from the (Chain) bridge, and this morning it is clear that the force throwa ih that immediate vicinity a day or two since by Beaure- gard, bas been withdrawn, further back—to what particular point we do not yct know. amesenifpmanenalite Mitttary Arrointants —The President to- day appointed the following physicians, to be brigade surgeons of volunteers. Viz: Drs. Jno. F. Carpenter, of Pa; Alpheus B. Cosby, of N.H; Wm Varian, of Ill; Tarreat A. Perkins, of Ill; Thomas H. Bach, of Pa; James D. Strawbridge, of Pa; Josiah Curtis, of Massachusetts; F. N. Burke, of Ohio; D. W. Hartshorn, of O.; R. B. McCay, of Pr. Wm. N. Strew, of N.Y; Jobn 8. Craven, of N. J ; Robert L. Stanford, of Ten; A. P. Maylert, of Pa; Edwin Bentley, of Conn ; Sam’! L. Herrick, of Mich. —_ Ligut. Grnzrat Scorr.—The Commander-in- Chief, surrounded by bis military family, was photographed to-day. Chancing by at the time, we had 2 good look at him, and thoogh knowing him fora life time, never saw bim look more like himself. He seemed every whit as vigorous as we ever before saw hi —e—— Tenperep nis Sexvices.—Baron E Von Vege- sask, 8 Swedish officer, late governor of one of the Swedish West India islands, isin this city, and bas tendered bis military services to the Government of the United States. LATE LOCAL NEWS. ——_. — TION oF 4 Prisonzn —The transfer of the ers and crew of the prize schooner Re- mitt nto the custody of the Marshal of the District ‘* noticed in our navy Yard report of to- day. Their names are Alex. Jobnscn, Saunders, Chas. A. Yates, John P. Richards. R 3. Mitchell, J. H. M. Burroughs, Thos F. B roughs,J.F. Bradley, Wm seg col'd, and Henr: mckett, col’d. All were taken to the county jail, but Mr. Yates was immediately brought over to the City Hall, where he was ex- amined before Mr. Wm. R. Woodward, one of the Prize Commissioners. He states that the crew of the schooner consisted of the captale, J. H.M Burroughs, and one other white man, and two colored men, all of Charlescounty. He (Mr. Y¥ ) er, having two bog of tobacco on boerd, shipped at Port Tobacco, and being taken to Baltimore. His wife has with ber ail the money, and seems to manifest consid- erable anxiety. His examination was not con- cluded when our reporter left. Bxaur Provost Guarp Cases. —This James Bryan (col’d) and Samuel Price (white) were arrested for cutti into a buildi near the Treasury where patterns are kept. They were brougbt before Justice Donn for a hearing. Price was used as a witness, aud testified that Bryan cut the window loose, boisted it, and went in. Bryan ‘was committed for court, and Price held to bail ae aa Both were arrested by the Provost c J. D. Lacey was arrested for selling liquor to soldiers, and also for having a colored man con- cealed in bis cellar. He was sent to jail for a further bearing. Three soldiers of the First and Sixth Pennsylvania Regiments were also from the house for being absent from camp witb- out permission. They are detained at the guard- house for Iy REFERENCE to the ventilation of the diers’ Rest” near the depot, we are nesui those in charge that the doors are opened day, and that the ventilation of the bull farther secured by the apertures for that in the roof. Probably our informant place at some time when it presented a much lees than average salubrity of aspect. +e LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. patcadaeetie +o IMPORTANT AND GOOD NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Battiwors, Sept. 6.—The steamer of this morning brings the following dispatch: Fortress Monzoz, Sept. 5.—The steamers Monticello and Harriet Lane arrived from Hatteras Inlet this morning, and reports most gratifying intelligence. The Confederates have abandoned theirstrongly fortified posis at Ocracoke lalet. A number of North Carolinians have demon- strated their loyalty to the Federal Government by coming to Hatteras Lalet to take the oath of al- legiance. Col. Hawkins sends word that he sdministered the oath to between two and three hundred per- sons in a single day. The steamer Pawnee still lies in the inlet, and the Susquehanna on the outside. The Susquehanna ran down to Ocracoke inlet, and found the fortifications there completely de- serted, and the white flag was everywhere exhib- ited. (Ocracoke inlet is an entrance into Pamlico Sound, and probably thirty-fve miles W.8.W: of Cape Hatteras.) THE RACER FLORA TEMPLE SEIZED? New Yorn, Sept. 6.—The celebrated racer, Flora Temple, was seized yesterday as the prop- erty of William McDonald, of Baltimore, now of “Secessia.”” EMILE DUPRE VENTE, 820 PENNSYLVANIA A’ inox Britpine, ry a and Wholesale ey - s J°T EEL novanon vsss) EMILE DUPRES non Bousine, 390 Pa. Avanem F OFREDERIC TUSTU# HAMBURG CELEBRATED SMOKING TOBACCO. siccnrpatecy ~"yjghap es es Inom fenton Pty Avexvs. J Um, ee laportzp SELTERS WaTER, In Original Stone Bottles,