Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1861, Page 3

arr Seer e MO GoceccSente edortedcdkesciee T & taseara:Benemey.can a a ie a BEATTY Oa EHC AAs NEW By Sore Beret tetatocn ths More's a — AMUSEMENTS. ing, a child, a tly about one day old, was received into St. Matthew's Infant Asylum, which was found under the following remarkeble cir- cumstances: Two laboring men, just returning from their work, on Monday evening. when cross- oe common near the gas works, in the First ‘ard, saw itty of boys throwing stones at eee eee OF Though Tax S49 Js printed on the fostest ieam press in nae eotth of Baltimore, tts edition ty vo large as to require It to be put to preas at en early hong Advertisements, therefore, should be DFELLOWS HALL! SECOND, WEEK WORLD RENOWNED (AMPBELL MINSTRELS! TELEGRAPHIC NEWS|SECOND EDITION. \l Additiont Fesigakews. | ———_ .- — —. SS Sr. Jouns, Sept. 10.—The Liver; journals | a iting. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. core, in presenting his resolution on Monday night, ta selction to its being, in the opinion ef the Board of Aldermen, and impolitic for the Mavor pro tempore’ to ve ofBcers and | others In their places, said that the officers ‘placed by the Mayor, pro tempore might be ex- THREE O'CLOCK P.M. ; ENGLAND. tent in before i2 o'clock etherwise they may | Pected to be restored by the Mayor on bis return, what to bea oundie of old clothes, TW SRFORMERS! ._ It was reported that Lord Monk would succeed BRECKINRIDGE AND BURNETT. pr soverrs prem ae nt? aa — ae are se — om = bee cag jodie esr cdl aang a Eo, mak 2 ded plotted? trel Rand in the | Sir EB. Head 2s Governor of —. ss maanion It is now certain tast John C. Breckinridge, q ment mi \- . yave ‘ = = — seme - this resolution to test the sense of the Bord, in | kick with his foot when bis ear detected tn it | Sq Srctmrprisine che very Flower of the Bthio-|] | The weekly return of the. B nein | 5. Senator ond Benry CO. Demet, 1.6, Sem Een Nor:ex.—Distelet of Columbia Advertisements | view of these nominations and the displacement | something akin to abuman voice. It was opened, ere ee tacky, bave made all their arrangements to take Sar F a - of officers, and should ask for the yeas and nays | when lo! instead of a cat, there lay wrapped up |* Ni W SONGS, ACTS. AND RURLESQUES tated th ith | UP arms, in person, egainst the United States be- Lay see us Sap bay esp age ania on ft. He did not think It was Politic, expedient, in that bundle of old clothes new born’ babe. balan wate aX aGHT. tne Ring of Pte masia not fal engy soa until They propose porte dg to command such seees- prtevetvaberrares = we oy pte sod wens pect “hoo ag hip ih a mes hoge f panty a _ pee ger pruigenlctes ip pre —_ es} B10 lw 7 DR. FORD, Agent. | after the latter's cornation. sion Kentucky forces as may come forward to aid The Imperial Court of Appeal has modified | piiow's invasion of their State. At present Brec- Syuns of 305 Endings, but the sentence in the cite } . 1 sage is lurking semewhére about Colemibel, whose friendly kick had disclosed its existence, ‘as also from the jaws of a large which the Tae Paesextation or Corons.—We yesterday the ct = This, of other times, was the most anna grand ceremony the presentation of colors by Gov. Curtin, in be- WANTS. — nappropriate for such a course, when efforts were he being made to unite citizens, without regard to said bad been nosing around t! regret Wheat and corn are to be admitted into the |] Ky., which point Pillow has seized. He les balf of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania, to parties. He bad seen nothing of the kind here | but the question arose, whose charitable WANTED—a HOUSE, with or without Furni; | ports of France, temporarily. free of duty. perdu for the time being, least his act of openly - the various regiments of Gen. McCall’s com- | before for four years. He was sorry the Mayor | was thereafter to feed lt? The Good Shepherd thin gegcentral, moders érent, Address “Maris,” |" ‘The Paris Bourse was fiat at 68f. 85c. joining P. might damage the cause of treason be- mand. The done it. ITALY and brilliant Mr. Lloyd said the Mayor has the most t had exposed it had also i 2 An important diplomatic circular has been pub- | fore the newly-elected Legislature now in session tng. Gov Cau right to meke removals If he pleases If the late | vided for its fature care, and a few hours after its | WANTED TO HIRE—A white WOMAN) to | | An important Rloasol explain that the pre. | at Frankfort. It is understood bere, by the by, for Ma should return next week, next month, or | singular discovery the hospitable doors of St. plist No. 355 I street between isth and lath. 1t* | wailing Crigandiom near the eapellion Provinces | that In the course of this week that vania reserve Job Ne hes Whe same privilege. Lat os | Metuew’s Asyiom received it. Would not edt <a wren a, a vespectable youre ou1,0 is inspired from Rome, and asserting that the } wit take action calling on the State to stand by ron ef cavalry, either confirm or reject the nominatiensas they are | charitable cit(zens like to takea look at this mod- UATION ax chawbe fan ‘sewing, | government will not pause in its efforts for the bd staff, and followed Presented. He(Mr. L.) considered it arrogance | ern Moses and leave something for its benefit? orwrse. Good reference given, if required. Ad- | unity of Italy. i the Government, as thoroughly as Peonsylvanis rieges Siled with =A) _ Pilon on, toe yee coo to or Coumrerse Yesterday, Daniel Py a dres Box 13, Star. It ——— Antonelli is preparing a reply to this | or Indiana is now doing that thing. That action lon. Alex McClure, Morton M: ee javor as is duties. He was Mavor —Yesterday, jenderson, circular, excuse for acti C; Carey, Sheriff Kern, ex Mf ° fact | lected in accordance with the law. What ce Veet ort CF Reetatky Con as Bieib aca SmaittNitd ot would ake pare o 2 fal thee ee ee hpi eee ed ss, ee sy para by Pillowand bis aia : others. we im it was im lo ium- i lovation. the Pa: vernment refosin| Coes eie Ov: | fife, thats or the other: Said ber “Ite unpardon, | Drought to this city by a guard detailed trorh the Bere caren io nee eagenteel lowation. Asarees | eae aarantesd of eod far Che eke ede eine | oss and abetions, when the ball wiliepen there. At Tennallytown Gov. Curtin was received by | able presumption in usto doso. Itisnotapart|‘egiment He stan char, with shootin, rles Wailer, of theme netnent Itappeared Holy See, the people of Rome must be appealed from the evidence that while Walter was on duty, to, and that {f they elect Victor Emanuel King, A SECESSION EStmNAtE. the French troops on the following day will be From informatien in our possession, we are able SITUATION FOR A YOUTH OF FIF- General McCall, and was welcomed by salutes teen. who can give the best reterenoes for in- of'my di re toadvise the M: what his trtillery and the ebeers of a la: ts 3 ‘bas the same rights and privileges as a hi ility. Add: A.B.C., Teople President Linceln, Secretary Ca the late Mayor. For these reasons I cannot vote merits came into camp intoxicated, ang | avery, honesty and capabi'ity. Ee aes A petiovel by the Italien troops. to say that the highest estimate of the force Vir- MeClelian and Menseld, whe phen - t, also |, Mr. Magruder sald he would vote'for the reeo- imself. when Henderson shot inn ith & isi WANTEDS By respectable y worfan. 8! ‘phe Hungarian question continued to be de- | Zita bas brought into the field against the Vaulted ic a . were al * ¥ ag - tondaneda momentous to Gov. C. The twelve | lution, because the charter gives us the right to | the ball entering his head near the right ear, and tion Siekaist Ea ating one ieceing ar aoe chica: bated in the Lower House of Riechsrath. States from first to last, Guotndiag wetentoans, a} Pennsy!vania regiments, to whom the colors advise and consult on the nominations of the | P2seed through to the left jaw. The wounded ‘Appl 114 234 st, between Land M.. It" The Upper House bad agreed upon an address | litia and tmpressed men, ts 55,000; not more than to be presented Mayor. Our Mayor has been taken prisoner and = — abana perpen rs man was brought to this city and So under cate g v to the Emperor, who expressed his sincere satis- | half of whom are now probably actually engaged tions on the high ground, and after a littl carried off to New York, nobody knows why | °f the surgeons at the Infirmary. His condition is AIM OR SITUATION WANTED—A prac | faction at triotic sentiments thereof. ti fn West Gov Curtin ba oll to pessest a stand pr poral He may be back in s short time, and then all | Critical, and Justice Donn committed Henderson Pir Spas ciulace es evorwone a RUSSIA pest Nake ree may hence el to the Colonel of each regiment. SPRECH OF Gov. CURTIN. thete officers would probably be changed again. to jail to await the decision of the surgeons as to The public interest suffers ig reyes changes—the A deputation from Finland en route for Stock- | Virginia, at and about Norfolk, under Beaure- the probable result en ROC Ree oon ee eae holm, to demand separation from Russia, had | gerd and Johnston, and, indeed, everywhere cress. KOCH, No. 294 Seventh street west. se 1121 f the wound. The 6. included. books are changed, and the ness of the Cor- res C been arrested by the Russian authorities ‘. Gn 68 te caienat te pee eat aad | pecaniatio contac: Something la certatnly ave | | CantRat Guannuover—Be/ore Justice Thomp- | Wa-aNvap—A FURNISHED DWELLING. Be peLaMD OF, eae ¢rawn up In a central position’fronting the vest thecity If ever there wosa time when son —Thia cal Wr. Broreri, alies Terry | W Hoge. having all the modern improve A new rescript by the Emperor of Russia to the LATE LOCAL NEWs. military body;when be entered it, and turning to | Cuxbt to be thrown aside, that time is now. He | Robinson, arrested last night on Pennayivania | ments, for théterm of on= year or more, in plens- | Governor of Poland is very conciliatory in tone. ‘ ee. McCall, addressed him as follows: i me) Goce’ =e vetne Sor br Lakigsing ef chaliog a eiath Hock eat, Jey tgs trae tween! aod’ Batra et ath atrange wend be Affai K i Metroro.itaN Potice —As the bour of noon : > that ti entleman ca- ‘a coat, valued a’ , from n str t » 3 LICE. — Gen McCall, and men of Pennsylvania: Were } Meyor at he was voting for a g Dr. Norris, was fully committed, on his own con. irs entucky. pable of rising above party. He would vote for this resolution because the time bas come, all say, to eschew party and vote for men, regardless of their party feelings, and not remove good officers simply because party poor requires us to act against the dictates of our better judgment, as the Mayor says he did. Mr. Brown —I wieh to state why I cannot vote for the resolution. I was astonished to hear the gentleman from the First Ward (Mr. Magruder) say that the charter gives us the right to advise the Mayor.”* Mr. Magruder —I did not sayso. It is our pre- rogative. Mr. Brown said the charter gave us no such right. The Mayor has the power to remove and appoint. He (Mr. B ) wished aiso to sink ty, and as the Mayor should nominate, would judge under the solemnity of his oath whether he would vote for or inst such nominations as they were presented. But he did not wish to fetter himself ‘with thisresolution. He did not bold that be- cause the places were filled, they were therefore filled with the best men in the corporate limits. He voted against some of the late Mayor’s nomi- nations, and thus stood committed. Ifthe Mayor nominated better men than those he (Mr. B ) had voted against, he would vote to confirm them, but ‘would reject men who were not better. He would not tie himself, by voting for this resolution, but would decide on the merits of each nomination as it was presented. He was as much opposed as any one to an indiscriminate sweep—ousting one set of party politicians to put in another set. Mr Sargent eald we did not elect the Mavor to carry out the wishes of the absent Mayor, but to be Mayor in fact, with all the rights and privi- leges of the office. One gentleman had thrown ont tbat the late Mayor was arrested without cause. Certainly it may be presumed that the Govern- ment hed some cause for bis arrest. He may be absent all the term, and in the meantime we have a Mayor with all the rights and privileges of his predecessor. He for one was not willing to say the Mayor’s hands should be tied. Mr. Moore didn’t deny the right of the Mayor, it not fer the surroundings, one might be struck by the novelty of thiascene. Large assemblages of the people of Penrfylvania, on any occasion which calls them together for the deliberation of subjects touching the general welfare and the pubiie good, are always attended with charms which fascinate; but when I look over thousands of Pennsylvanians, away from the soil of their native State, in arms, there is inspiration in the occasion. I come here to-day on a duty enjoined by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. The rem- nant of the descendants of the beroes and sages of the Revolution in Pennsylvania, known as the Cincinnatus Society, presented me with a sum of money with which to arm and equip the volun- teers of Pennsylvania who migbt go into a they preferred Inquire by Jetter) of F.G, MURRAY, Office of the Filth ‘Ahitor, ststing location, place of farther inquiry, and terms. Be 11-3t® WANTED—A COACH-SMITH and BODY- MAKER, at R. P BURFORD’S Coach Factory, on Bridge at., Georgetown, #8 10 2t* WANTED-« middle aged SERVANT GIR. who understauds how to wash, cork * References required. Apply at 506 E st. bet Sd and 4th ets. Fe | OOD CUTTERS WANTED —The subsori- ber wishes to employ 25 or 9 good Wood Cutters, for which he will give the hi 3 from 75 cents to Gt per cord. Aj to JOHN BENNETT, Fish Wharf. Georgetown. se 10 St* ANTED—By a young man of experience, & Ww SITUATION ina grocery or prod tor in either Washington or Georgetown; is well #c- quaisted With secounte; salary moderate. Ad- ress *R. B..”” City Post Office. 8e 10-2t* wan: ED—A GIRL from 12 to 15 years old, to purse and pomp lang plain sewing. None need apply but those thatean come well recommended for honesty. Such a gil can obtain a cood piace by Spplying at No. 32% Pa. avenue, or 542 H street, between 6th and 7th. ge 10 St approached, designated for the assembiing of the Lovisvitte, Sept. 9—Rumors are afioat that newly nominated members of the police force to Milldrangh’s Hill, eersy Rive miles south of here, | he examined and sworn in, the approaches to the will be occupied to-night by portions of the State | nees. Guard, and that one cumny already there, oS 6 Se et — 4 a goodly number of spectators and that Zollicoffer, with a large force, has The Board of Sac rece ers met in the Mayor's marched through Cumberland into Kentucky office at the hour named, to consider the best These rumors are very prevalent, but not gener- | method of awraring in tbe large number present; sue irritation between the Unfoniste and the | 24 after a short scaston with closed ese heed Secession element in thiscity 4s hourly increasing. | “{j0urned to meet to-morrow at one o'clock p.m. * 1 odent The best Informed politicians bold that the crisis | wept, was swore iw, by Justice J i, Jobaeon has been reached, and that the neutrality phantom Ly. sergrant undsmen beled cg wayina few sore to a hostile collision, oi eg ae in the prhey mea and and that a delegation of Tennessee secessionists, | Camber, where they are veing qualified as we assisted by Senators Breckinridge and Powell, goto press by precincts, commencing with the ex-Gov. Morebead and others, are exerting their fourth it | (First Ward of Washington ) utmost to prevent the legislative endorsement of | ph. lowing is the form of the oath - the formation of militery camps in the State. A Having been nominated for trial as —— in Pre- call for additional volunteers is urged by the more } net No —-. of the Metropolitan Police District decided Unionists. of the District of Columbia, 1 do solemaly — The Confederate examining officer st the State that I will support, protect, and defend the Con- line bas stated to travelers over the Louisiana and | sritution and Government of the United States Nashville ratiroad, that he took $25,000 in gold against all enemies, whether domestic or foreign. from passengers coming North within ten days. | o54 that I will bear true faith, allegfance, and loyalty to the same, any ordinance, resolution, Frem St. Leuis. or law of any State Convention or 4 St. Louis, Sept. 9 —By order of Gen. Fremont, } ture to the con notwithstanding; and, for- rovost marshal McKinstry will tomorrow issue | ther, that 1 do this with a full determina- nstructions that no officer or soldier will hereafter | tion, pledge, and purpose, without any men- be allowed to leave his peg 7 unless for the execu- } ta] reservation or evasion whatsoever; and fur- tion of some public trust or the performance of the | ther, that | will well and faithfully perform all most imperative personal business, and not then | the duties which may be required of me by law. without a written permit from bis brigade or | And further, that | ama citizen of the United regimental commander. All officers found in the | States; bave resided in the Metropolitan Police city without such permit will be arrested and sent | district of tbe District of Columbia for the period to their respective stations of two years Inst past; am five feet six inc! or All soldiers absent from their companies, under | over in height; have never been indicted and con - any circumstances, after nine o'clock at night, victed; can read write the English languag: 5 either with or without a permit, and all soldiers | sm not over fort: e or under twenty-five years absent at eny time without 2 permit, will be ar- | of age. So help me God rested and confined in the military prison District of Co umbia, County of Washington, ss All officers and soldiers are commanded to re- | Subscribed and sworn to before me, this — day spect tbe Provost Guard, and exhibit their per-] o¢ September, 1861. — e 4 4 mits tothe officer incommand thereof, or any Messrs. Lucas, Leckron, and Carr, of the First military police or patrol who may require them | Ward. were each 2 few months over 45 yeors of fession, for court. ‘The same prisoner was at the same time committed for trial on the charge of ecalteg $7 50 in gold and silver coin, from Dr. J. P. McGee. Biddy Dillon, for being drunk and disorderly in the street, was fined $1.58. Charles McDonald and Philip Gilbuly, for same offense, were fined $1 58 each. Patric! Borland, for bein, drunk, profane, and disorderly, was fined $5 94. James Ulyment, convicted of vayrancy end inde- cent behavior in the street, was committed to the workhouse 30 days. L, on hest price— Bap Bruavior —Yesterday, D 8. Westerfield ‘ot into a controversy with some young men near the Bank of Washington, Sere the subject of the police appointments In a fit of passion he made an assault on one of the group who opposed his views. He was arrested by Officer King, and taken before Justice Johnson, who committed him to jail. He wasan applicant fora Place in the new force, but was not appointed, and the controversy grew out of this fact. service in the present exigency of our count referred the su’ to the Legislature, and instructed me to make these flags, sak pate them with the m of the Cincinnatus Society. In conformity to instructions | had them prepared, and caused to be placed in the centre of the szure field the coat-of-arms of your native and glorious State. Around it is the galaxy of sters. I hava given them to you this day, and f know you will bear them wherever you carry them with honor. and that the credit of the State ‘will not suffer at your —. Our peaceful pur- suits in Pennsylvania-have been disturbed; our ‘ le have been driven from those arts of indus- ry which lead to developementand mp ee and b-ve been forced to bear arms. We bave an- swered every call of the National Government. and you are here to-dzy in obedience to acall. Thou- sands of your fellow-citizensat home are now en- tering the camps you bave just left All our ma- terial wealth, the blood of every man in Pennsyl- vania stands pledged to vindicate the right. to sustain the Government, and to restore the ascend- ancy of law and order. Nocbject of conquest or vengeance, no desire to be enriched by the shed- ding of blood Laven you to come hither. God forbid! Our people in Pennsylvania are for peace; but while they are for peace, when violent ands are sought to be laid on the sacred fabric of the Government, and their glorious Constitution ‘* CONTRABANDS”” ComMITTED.—Five runaway slaves (three of them the property of Mr. Thomas E. Berry, of Prince George’s county, Md.,) were brought to the county jail this morning bya squad ofthe Anderson Zouaves. They were in the camp of Gen. Sickles’ command, and were only sur- rendered on tbe order of the Commander-in-Chief, Gen. McClellan. WARTE D—A good WOMAN HOURSE-SER- VANT; also. a MAN-SEKVANT. Both must come well recommended. Colored preferred. Inquire at 433 F st. se9 ANTED-—A comtortab'e HOUSE for a small fami:y.in & respectable location, (furnished or yafurni:hed,) within & reasonable distance of the Treasney Wallding. Address, giving all rartic~ ulsrs, Box 571 Post Office, se9-3t* ANTED—To have every body to call at SMITH'S. No 460 Sexenth st. ong: site Post Office and purchare their FALL and INTER CLOTHING, TRUNKS, H4TS and CAP: the very lowest prices. Givehimascall. au 3)-Im ANTED—A_ well-furnished DWELLING- HOUSE, containing about six roome exclu sive of kitohen snd ser tuated, with a large yard or lot. and a gcod Ke-houre and stable for not leas than three he . Persone having such premises to rent will pease |-ave written Pesoriptions at the Office of Solicitor of Reteasep —Robert Bell, the soldier who shot and wounded acomrade on Seventh street near M, a short time since, and has since been confined in jail, was examined before Justice Walter yes- terday and released, the wounded man asserting that the shooting was accidental. Persons desirous to see the secessionist camp should procure one of those superior Field Glasses from M.1I Franklin, optician, 244 Pennsylvania avenue, who bas jnst received a new lot by the last steamer from Europe. DeatH in TRE Hospitat —Private Parks, of | Courtof Claims. with terms auS-2w*_ | to do so. age, and could not qualify. It was found, in is threatened with being torn tofragments, Penn- | but questioned the policy the Harrison Guards, (a Philadelphia compan TLEANTE Cis SUE hice Lh = “ regs ds hat e Ha 5 2 ny.) ANTED, FOR THE CASH—AlI! kinds of ualifying the members to-day, that In a few eran apeeeny aprisnee 1 Wer to ce | cc riated 1a bis apmckntanee ta ae te aad eines | died at the hospital ou Monday night, acd wraz | WV SECOND-RAND FURNITURE “AND Southern News. fostane ; leath! [Applause] How is it, hes @ friends, that fustances the tniti weof Pennsylvania are so sudden! Lovisvittx, Sept. 9 —Richmond dispatches to } ¢-om that of the offi and spelling of names varied buried yesterday afternoon. He was about 23} HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Persons leav- y interru: party, be (Mr. R.) might vote different] 1 list, (published by us ves- years old. ing the city or having & surplus will do weil to call 5 i the Southern papers report the arrival in thatcity, | terday.) as follows: In the 3d inct, Jos. W in our progress and developement? How is it} What he had intended; but he bad voted against es immediately. . BUCHI, the 5th inst., of A.S. Johnson. He ranks next ween Yi that our workshops are idle'the arm of the me. | some of the late Mayor’snominations because they | geyeeringrnovewany —Workmen areengaged | —°3 428 Meventh, betwoen G and Hsts._ | to ag jutunt General Cooper ee T*BkB REN Henry shoald beve been Jos. W. Harcy: Jobe chanic paralyzed, and that the pursuits of agri- wee L pti lbsiersinats ons sucan pnPtr in excavating for a gutter and line of curb on the V ANTED.—We are now buyin SECOND-| The rank of Major General of the Confederate | mr Finley's name spelled Findley. In the 4th Feit Becta folly nd na es reward? | ond we most suppose he le charged wilt a very | Horth side of E street between Fourth and Fifth — ND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED. | Army was fixed by a late act of Congress inct Mr. Carr's name should bave been Jacob dots piney und eaumn perade a pogo iea| trions crime Nome of ba sprincments tay | epPent oe hoepial grounds. A much-needed | DANG toy pian eft fonts the hight | "Panes engnged in coueteriting ioe Confede| E'}0"y'str recinn Ses Bare name seeld land. And we are here to-day to vindicate the | be of the same way of thinking as bimself,and |!™Provement. rplesot Serniiyre, will Sad it ett Tcl When CoS. bas tenovereh from the Se ain, Deane of the 7th ae awn tn Seperate fend 00 | fees oan Seas pera eee | DON Bait o_Miead_ the, Ladies Festival of wou RONtZ gontperta, | wovngewrich be recited st Mansunt pyecinc, clues and hr Joba Bae mount ee Se cone ros grr ‘The resolution pemed by a vote of & to 8, as | Gommuch Chapel, at Potomac Hall. Angppor with | fo 1s-tf No. 369 7th st., betw. 1 and K sts, Vice-President Stephens will spend the fall in | aq patrol for the 3d. precinct, it is ‘also de- the ladies and their good things at the hall, is plause worth a pilgrimage any time It ce RE a to repeat bere in the pres- ence of so many Pennsylvanians in arms, that in our State the true principles of human liberty were first promulgated to the world. ‘That in Pennsylvania the Convention sat which formed the Constitution; that Pennsylvania, loyal in rev- olution, obedient to the call of the Government whenever called upon, standssolid and defiant now to oppose those in guilty treason and rebel- lion, who would tear that sacred instrument inte fragments, and dissolve this Union of States. {Applause ] My friends, one might regret to see stated in our report of yesterday. THE NOMINATION OF JACOB KLEIBER Mr. Lieyd. in presenting his this nomination, (noticed [n vesterdzy’s Bt the present M: was investe@ with all thority of the oi » whet he served until the expiration of the term or not. He could appoint from week to week. Assuming that wecontirm his nominations, if the late Mayor should return, and should see fit to reinstate his old political friends, we could vote for them with satisfaction, know- ing the offices had been distributed. The present nominations are not perty nominations at ail; but Fite Memphis Avalanche of the Sth — ‘he Memp! valanche 0! e announces tendent Webb, those that the steamer Hartford City has been captured | geSkaCu and men whe queliaed, this afiernoon by the Federal gun-boats, and the entire crew ht. taken prisoners. r will enter upon their daties to-nig! LOST AND FOUND. 3 REWARD —Strayed or stolen fr *) scriber,on Seventh st.. near the Pi a three-year-old COLT ; rever was shod; two white hin? feet; white spot in his fore- head ; dark bay, vergi: g into brows. EF will give th ove reward if returned to me. Soe - WM, M. McC 8 "PAREN UP, asan estray on Monday. k armall sized white and biack (Ow. with 0 :¢ horn crooked,brass knob onexch To the Board of Commissioners of the Metro- politan Police :—Gentiemen, I see by the list pub- lished In the Evening Star of yesterday’s issue, my name pubished a8 Sergeant of the Seventh Precinct, (Fourth Ward,) of this city. Never having applied for that position, nor authorized any one to present my name asa candidate for it, I was not little surprised to see the announce- ment. No doubt the intention that prompted the appointment, gentlemen, was of the kindest na- the sub- Important Movements in Kentucky. a ei uaeoen B. C., Sept. 10, 1861 Cairo, Sept. 9 —It is reported that the rebel To tae Editor of the Star:—Sir: Whetber the forces at Columbus, Ky., under General Polk, | statement in your paper of yesterday, of a q ut have increased to thirteen regiments, with six field | calamity which is seid to bave hay batteries, a scige battery and three battalions of | Kern, the artist, sbortly after entering u carey. He bas 2 gunboat and three steamers. | duties under General Fremont, be true or not, Jeff. Thompson’s force remains at Beliuwont, Mo., | am at loss to decide; but that “be bas not been ture, but with best of wishes for your success | horr. Th> ewnes will please come ‘or- opposite Columbus heard from since,” is undoubtedly a mistake, as a J > x : ly toG % a IN, ss 2 t vestet " y 4 tes that be y have n willing to volunteer their ser-| party at all. Let it net be sald thet Netanes the obliged to decline the appointment. {[f the an. John Bell and Jefferson at Paducah yesterday to friends in this city, in which he states the! s, Navy Yad, near the Garrison Gate, (formerly vices in defence of the great principles of human | Mayor was elected under peculiar circumatances, | ROUncement in the Star js correct, it can bardly | Hirz's stable.) #0 11-3" The rebel gunboat Yankee came within three | still is in good health and fine spirits. One of the be expected that | should surrender a much greater miles of Cairo yesterday, but retired without | two letters I have seen myself. Uberty. Let wrong prevail, let treason and rebel- | his rights are not to be respected. It !sa natural | gud certain annual income, and accept thitoffice, 785 Rewarv—tost. jast gxening. & | making any hostile demonstration. Very respectfully youts, &c., Hon succeed, and we bave no government; pro | desire on the part of the Mayor to be surrounded | which would deprive me of opportunities of Celts 7-inch Navy REVOUGVER. s'iver ‘L. Witvecner, gress is mayayl a bey and a = ean contde fe icbvbc ieee’ faithfully discharging my duty to present em- Junted, marked "Mortimer ‘Thomson, 1081." The For Fort Lafayette. Office of North Pacific Surv Exp Christiani 2 world must cease, and cease t. Bayly said that ¢/ ‘ayor might ere in 7 “4 x " a will io ANY u . - forever. Liverty, civilization, and Christianity, plovers, and consequently, gentlemen, you will & week or two, and it was not only a detriment to the public service to make these changes, but in some cases you can’t remove the officers without disturbing their domestic relations Hesaid that Mr. Locke lived in the basement of the City Hall with bis mother’s family, and be would have to remove. The gentlemen from the First \\ ard (Mr Magruder) made Mr. Locke his messenger when be wes Mayor. He(Locke) was sound upon the Unton question, and bud served three months asa volunteer at a time of great danger. AuBany, N. Y., Sept. 9 —G. L. Bowne, of Key CD West, was arrested at Cooperstown, last evening, | PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE VESSELS. having in bis possession a large number of impor- P — tant letters from the South. About a hundred of , Treasvry DeraRtTMent, his friends attempted his reacue, but the officers Washington, september 3, 1861. drew their revolvers and cooled their ardor. He Piel ee prtert wage Ligne i ciothentions, wand Will be sent to Fort Lafayette. Potcleck Monday, Sth septamber, 166, for tke "wil Geatieestien ace” comple’e construction and e«quipre:t ef Two Tie Confiscation Act Stsam Screw Revenue Vere a to 4 : Ss — J s . | and of Thres Steam Sorew Re 6 Vesseis of v New York, Sept. 10.—The United States pets tons cach United States mensuroment. turn the pistol to MORTIMER THOMSON, iF between Isth and Mth; orto Mr Chad- Villards’ Hotel. se ll-tf_ 10 REWARD.—Strayed from the railroad y near ‘Soldier:? Rest,” one MARK She isa dark brown, almost black with no noticeable marks. exenpta small white spot in tie center of the furehead, and i# a!out 1536 hands high. Any person delivering s8id mare to ths undersigned at It Col. Carter’s hea ‘quarters of the Ist Regiment of Indiana Monted Voluntoerr. situated about one mile northenet of the Capitol, excuse me from serving in that position, and con- sider the pe vacant as far as [ am concerned. Grateful for your favor, I remain yours, &c. A.R. ALten, Detective. Washington, Sept 11. 1 hang upon tbe result of this great contest. God is with the truth and right—stana by your colors, my friends, this day delivered to you, and the right will prevail. [Applause] i carry to you to-day, as the representative of the people of Pennsylvania, these beautiful colors. 1 lace in your bands the honor of your State ‘beusands of your fellow-citizens at home lek to you to vindicate the honor of your grent State. uae fall, hearts and homes wiil be made deso- HEALTH For THE SoLpigRs.—For one who ‘ios from the effects of the bullet, ten perixh from damp and es porure to night air. Small doses of Hollo way’s Pills taken every other night wi!l correct ail disorders of Liver and Stomach, purify the blood, A sbai bas instructed the transfer agents of the N. ail ont If you succeed, thousands of Pennsylvanians | Mr. Richards said be meant in his remarks no | 82% Insure sound heath to every man. Only 25 | Will receive the above named reward. York Central raliroad, of this clty, not to transfer Feopogeis wi only be considered yr 3 a og will refolee over your success; and when you | refiection on the gentleman to be displaced” He | ante por box. sociw | sels” ___._Capt JAS. D- IRVIN | any stock standing inthe name of Southern own- | Ses hi?.pat s marice stexm engine ce return you will be beiled as those who are willing | did not know him R have Prof. Wood's advertise OUND.—A large bay HORSE, w ers, nor to pay any dividends to such holders. y isto be to go forth from Peansvivania to battle for the| Mr. Dove said tbat this nomtnation placed him meatinont paper. Heat it; it will tateront naw the ca wrohesd. and white hind Jeg; whol wren ical of water of tha secstin of 0 tone right, and seturn to ot was to fellow in an awkward position. The nominee was an 20-soly alas eels wl cetenaeae Galt at | pe teen d Seizure ef € Vessels The load draft of w: your parsu! ousands of people in Pennsyl- os Me fz eed ten (10. fect, and they will bearmed Provipencs, R. I., Sept. 9—The following | with one rificd pivot gun of #00 lbs, weight, two vessels were seized at Newport a 2 The | 32 pounder guns ot eae eg 7 schooners 8. P. Brown, Maine Law, Wabash, nae - ny Sp he aioms f were The mpiet ‘a ea ty eroniete. —_— pret enty, ing pro ons for sixty days, &! 2.800 gallons ot fe old friend of his, though politically opposed to him. He had hoped that ¢ 1 political fetiog in this board was sunk long since. This board and be (Mr. Dove) bad sustained bis old and true friend on many occasions, and he was sorry to see him now seeking this place. He (Mr. Dove) might have to confirm some one be disliked more ‘he board cannot say who the Ma shall have, and cannot retain Mr. Locke in He (Mr. Bove) voted for the resolution of Mr. Moore use he belived it was impolitic for the Mayor to make these changes. Mr Locke had shown his loyalty by serving bis country three months asa volunteer. vania follow you with their blessings. They look to you, my fellow-citizeps, to vindicate this great Goverpment, to sustain legitimate power, and to crush out rebellion. Thousands in Pennsylvania this day who know ef this august ceremony of the ERR $f Ges Sigh and the heuer of the ite into your hands, | know would entrust to me their blessings upoa you. Ce 5 Or & see that right and truth eral. i. _e be SPEECH OF GENERAL M’CALL. tables. G st, above War Department. Be 10-3t* JOHN WAGNER, CAME TO THE STaBLES OF THE SUB- soriber, on th- 4'h instant, @ young brown HORSE, about 15 hands hich’ ‘The owner of ssid horse is requested to pro: Property, pay charges, and take pin Ser. 01 _se10-3t* Livery Stable, 19th st.. Fin OST DOG.—I wit! pay five dollars for my little piapk ond tan SLUT, which was lost. on the Sth instant. She hasa Ri Isr on, and lock, se 9-St Persons desiri for exchange at To ras Avgiictxp!—Be sure to read the adver- isement of MoLean’s trensthening Cordial and iood Purifier. in another column, tf a ee peasant. VALLEY WINE COMPANY, MANUP.CTURERS OF PURE WINES AND BRANDIES FROM NATIVE GRAPES, Hammonvsront, Stavsen Co., New Yorg. penzicn will always find th 108 wil s em (e Star Ofhce counter. tf ‘4 n tanks; ‘o be furnished with a cordenrer Marine Disaster. AtLantic City, Sept. 9.—The brigantine Isa- dora, Capt. Head, eighteen days from Porto Rico, ‘went ashore on Saturday nigbt, on Long Beach, | esc! 17 miles south of Barnegat Light. The captain | two $2-pounders of 42 owt.. thinks that be will save vessel and cargo. pounder howitzer on the toy co HOPKINS, Corner of Sixth st. and Pa, av. "The complement for Three enthusiastic cheers were Lere given for| Mr. Brodhead said that if Mr. Locke could be | g, A. Wheeler, Pres’t, Younslove. - ~ rrying provisions for sixt ti vernor, ‘General McCall retained, be would vote against Mr. Kietber, but {Bak Direo- NE CENT REWARD.—Ksn away, on Tuce- The Privateer Sumter. loos water in tanks, 8nd to be pm loan errs 1 MeCall responded as | fr't,c Mayor bed exercised hie right to tarn’ Mr. | C.D. Champlin, Seo’ |: Ronee” tors. “day last, a NEGRO BOY, leyea-e old, naoed | Naw Youx, Sept. 10 —Barbedoes dates of the | aos Governor Curtin, in the name of the Pennsyl- | Locke out, he wou!d vote for Mr Kleiber J. F.’ Weber, Superinterdent. Berjamn gf ted who was jad to me by his it three weeks ago. Al! pers ne are can- ust harboring or trum him on my I will not be responsible Tor any debt he may contract. Whoevor returns said boy will receive the above reward and no thanks, a Bil MES WALSH, A ai son {UUND.—A stiay HORSE was taken up on the hape 26th ult. state that the privateer Sumter bad put} The vesscls to into Surinam on the 20th, but was refused per- mission to coal. Mr Moore said he understood that Mr. Locke was still In office. The matter was Jn the hands of this board. Mr. Magruder said that he had seen the Mayor in relation to this matter last Monday, and told bim thet Mr Locke had a widowed mother, an afiicted sister, and another sister with three children dependant on him for support, and urged the Mayor not to remove him, as be bad given satisfaction to himself (Mr. M ) and to Mayor Ber- ret, and had an admirable character as a son and vania Reserve Corps, I return through your Ex- cellency to the State of our birtb, our thanks for the splendid banners which by an act of our Le- gislature you have this day presentedto us The destowal of these noble banners devolves upon the regiments of this divisions heavy duty) They accept it cheerfully, sir, and they will endeavor to — the Stars and Stripes inte the midst of the copfiict, and to redeem the flattering expressions which you bave this day bestowed u; them. | ein return you my thanks, sir, in if of this division. I here on hand 8 few cases of BRANDIES and WIN “8 from the above compyny—said to be su- perior as to fisvor and purity to ary nativ> Liquors ever offered in this mar«+t. UDWARD C, DYER, se 9-cost Pa.av , between 12.h and 13th sts. LEA & PERRINS! CELEBRATED Worcestershire Sauce. intended Resiguation. Boston, Sept. 9.—it is reported that the Hon. Mr. Appleton is about to resign his seat in Con- gress, on account of his ill-health Lene , ster hine:y, epare work cos! brak- on tiled wi h Huck Mountain coal. wich sll the equipments and cu fits ot ove kid. and in all rerp ota ready to receive her offiee: Gen. Butler. so s,ands wavment, ry ome pss Boston, Sept. 9.—Gen. Benj. F. Butler left for | _ The armsmeat.provisious, 8e9-3t* _ between 3 and 4th sts . tol i8th August Lear Hunter's Alexandria co, Va He is dun color with dark mane and tai! and fcet, with blaze face. owner wi.l come and pay charges man, provi to sea ofa tion affairs, and to show this had voted for him, is, an FIELDER MAGRUDER, oers, or such other inspection as the Subsis! i d charts only wil. be provided by the Go &nd prove pioperty and take him away. The horse | Washington this merning, orders calling him to = Drother; but the Mayor said party pressure was so] Pronounced by EXTRACT will be found at Mr J SEPH WELLS" on fe ved, | fr i attainable President Lincola and Secretary Camerom tien | great be could not resist it of a Lotter froma | st. between Daud Esty. laland. + oS gectse'* | resume the duties of bis post having been received. | "it ve mg open ype hn yg: yy x iJ CONNOISSEURS 2D Wl speed ch m entered Gov~Curtin’s carriage, and remained | Mr. Dove said he couldn’t see why the Mayor i i r = 7 With the jength of ime it oan be maiute‘ped and seated there while the regiments of Gen. McCall's | *houla nominate to a place not vacant. He moved to be the Medical Gentleman NGO BOT RN TOR eee on the 224 | — EALED PROPOSABS, til! the lath September, | fia yueotte cf coal that oan. bo carried Aivist led off by the Ist artillery, passed 1 to recommit the nomination to the committee, as at Mad: top Cc 42? »© 1861, at 12 m , sre inyited Er femuebiee PLUCK buckera for that speed, w! should pot be less sooment bi ap a "| the place was vacant neither by death, resigna-] “ONLY GOOD To Hi nol ineteer. vena old. fve. feet one nities of a cortain quality. i asc ciao io oe ah than ten days of seenty Sour. oe. the 1 A - ae inch: ight, bit lender, th’ ut 5, rele wil guired, to iv- he specific =~ ‘Fie apprerence of the various regiments elicited baa) ea its se of tie: SAUCE.” Be po eee red in separate lots of 1.000 barrels exch ‘I'he | torisi to be wae; the manner Bcd sizS iments from the U agra general sweep ih, aad ‘warm complimen spectators. o by ‘all H with @ soar over one 0! fis eyebrows. occasioned | flour to be made of new whest, and the Scivery of the detail of the size finish, ard ar bea conclusion pe oe review the s5 ie! 4 o —. prea nck eset egre ig w Poe and applicable to by 1ok ofa horse. 1 will give fifty dol ars if ae whele lot to be made by the 20th September, pede ——— Various equipmenis tors proceeded uarters solal pena 3 4 secured in jsil sol get him, or exty dollars if a eye cCa!l’s command, where lend! during which he said to that gentleman that he ins that their Si - | _ The Flour required to be of ths following brands,| ‘the piars must be working drawi te “ my strat ccmete (Mr. M.) wanted to get rid of party in Corpora- EVERY "hi esteemed een RE Wet a Bate - gheeniaaitena a gd oe and to pass oinspection {a Board of Army Of- we vee olan machine's cosn teeite showing the otment of space beeen Nbconnedauesle, wie eoanest McClellan. . Cur- ‘Secretary Gov. Mr. Wallach) Mr. Wallach replied, “ Oh! VARIETY inion,the most] sep 9-tf near Bladensburg, P. G. Ca. partment may direct : room msg*zines,shel! rooms Sof eos. tin Genel, jasek oper the Chain tdge you voted for me as pwhig.” He Certainty for ia anes blo, as well as 5() REWARD Wilt be pad aoe cast Arungton Extra, acd conv. nient stowage must bs i the fort! fications on ire y eal 1. Magruder, other cand » 3 sion and delivery to me, or seouri: Fairview Serle ree ide ints | ES See, iru crcge™ new “| mesma aucesmmour tenure mon | fs ath VERS OMAN LOUISE i eed To Captains McPherson, Sheets, and McCon-| The nomidation of Mr. Kleiber was then re-| {cai ua a tow, Cee eee One ee wit Fiat, | likely negro, quite black, weil dressed, with nerap ake Mills do. of: key, and Adjutant Bigler, tnd other officers’of | Jeoted, as stated in yesterday's paper. hot and oo'd Joints, B ‘Steak, Game, ¢c.1mpart HH out ol fear, one te.no doule far king in LARS fortagperectancteamangemea "| penaway —Vegerday aersoon « home a) “euegecré teneageorofaie mate | Eh ueemen aS a RET OR, mer gs ? Today Gov. Curtin payee visit to Col. Bur- | tached to « covered wagon, such sls used by the | Tables crust containing fl ene peRRINe Face Gees Woodley oeCharles do. ney’s and other Pennsylvania regiments. ters of our shy tentienis come rushing p Be ORCESTERSHIRE SA ? 1s indispensa-| 9 158tawtf Prince George’s county, Md. Da~idson do. Piitocmend chair street ct a furious gait, en. | dD! foundry do. e. * excellant qualities of this deli saws operation’ ary to purchase property, I RE of stoom cee wereasuny ta the steel, and wes 320 pannsrrvana Avanos: Inox Bowe, it is only necessary to purchase Lyon’s Union Flour, balleon was brought over the Bridge into Samell bottie of the genuine, of a respectable gro Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Big spring Jos Chari } the elty yesterda: way of Fi street, | generally made fast time in getting out of the| cer or dealer, as many Hotel and Kes aurané pro oe e's "a. i to MBE peaoenstan inv Pret Wasd: | Say “The aitaual turned inte etet, and was CHettcraseises pina’ deeceneawes aurent Bro. "HINES PORUES PRESERVE eee A fw, of the same grade of Sou where it was reinflated, and then tuken to the | aboutto stop ata stable near Thirteenth street, | quests. but substitutes genuine Bottle filled with CO 3 D MILK. ABSOK ED”? Fleer sit rans provided ¥ vypeee Ul Stongelown, ed the alegundrie equedact. "fe | was not stopped untill be hed tarned’ into Bou | Por sale by Greece and cuiterers every where SYRUPS, and CAMP SUPPLIES. to Sint foe, brand and the ‘tagmber of be J ee On NCA ‘8. each kind tl roposs to % ; conductors were bot e short time tn making ‘Be | teenth ‘toward the Island. Alt there Union quar Hed eh soret Neve Yh J Pee SECELUER| nouspon esti Garcmmeal Gomeetarnckeks pay in Treasu- cireuit, Professor Lowe being all the time in the | were many persona in the streets, ms jentially Sole Wholesale Agents for united States. ‘at Ty notes, car looking ont for the safety of bis charge. no one was injured It is probable the horse} 4 Stock always in store —Also orders received EMILE DUPRE'S win ropoeals to dizeoted to Capt. A. BECK fi toes Sea . started from some store where some careless driver | for direct shipments from England. Inon Buitpine, 320 Pa. AVENUE. wt » GC. Ba U. = aod ; Accipant — Yesterday afternoon, private Jobn | had left him temporarily. Thesafety of the public Hogs Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations..£]} oa nen Bde 1 ay T. Neal, of the 24 Jafantry, (perform) as sep S-}y,00 ate een Cosa F °vkeperic TusTus HAMBURG CELEBRATED SMOKING TOBACCO, The Best Article Ever lmperted, Go to EMILS DUPRE, «-. Taow_Busipine, 320 Pa. AVENUE... » J UR, abies rere InrorrsD SELTERS WATER, i In Origina‘Stone Botties, Examination oF Parisonsns.—The ers. and crew of the prize sohooner Remi have | EMRICH’S FINE BAL! Cornero Pennsylvanis svénue end 1th street, . _. (eouth mde,) - (From Philadelphia, 944 Penn's av.,:north side,) bet. 12th and 18th sts,