Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1861, Page 3

__LOCAL_NEWS. _ {7 Though Tax Stax Is printed on the fastest sieom prevs In use south of Baltimore, its edition ts so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hout: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock m_; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Tus agree let rere Attorney Brad- ley bas replied in brief but conclusive terms to the four-column “ Review” which Alderman Moore with paternal com y gave space to in the Intelligencer the day, in answer to the self- question : ‘« Has the citya legal Mayor?"’ exposing in caustic style some of the many bi: and misrepresentations of this amateur la criticizing bis \wyer bea Bradley's) legal opinion, fir. B. as follows : “Twill not permit myself to be drawn into an’ discussion of the principles of my opinion, whic! the reviewer was either incapable of — bending or bas chosen to evade Personally I feel very little interest in the matter, and this is neitber the mode nor forum for such disccasion. But, as it certainly is of interest to the public to know whether we have a Mayor or not, I will state briefly and distinctly the by which I bave arrived at the result, that we have a Mayor. A “ removal”’ the Mayor from the city, by the terms of the c! . Produces a “* vacancy”? in the office—a »‘ temporary absence’? does not Mr. Berret, being Mayor, was removed (did not voluntarily remove) from the city by superior force. This of itself did not necessarily produce & vacancy; but, es he did not depute the President of the Board of Aldermen to act in bis porary absence The Councils In their journal of the joint meet- ing, state that a ‘‘vacancy”’ has been produced by the arrest and “‘removai from the city of the late Mayor,”’ (Ido not give the whole quotation,) and procred to elect a Ma pro tempore, under the provisions of the cha If they were right in assuming that, under the cffcumstances, his removal from the city produced a vacancy, they of his term.”* as they could, elect Mr. Wallach for the remainder of the term, and thereby exhausted their power. I do not think they were right in this assump- ton. The question now is, was that act void, or onl voidabie? and, if voidable only, by whom an how could it be avoided? My opinion is their act was not void, but was voidable only, and that Mr. Berret alone could make !t vol If Mr. Berret had returned and claimed the office. as he might lawfully have done, he wouid thereby bave put an end to and po cnge Mr. Wallach’s tenure of office from that ime. If Mr. Berret bad continued absent during the remainder of bis term, that election not being void, but veidable only, Mr. Wallach necessarily would have remained in office during the whole time. Mr. Berret did not return to resume bis office, bat, being still absent from the city, resigned: that is, did an act which rendered bim incapable of avoiding that voldable election. He cannot reclaim the office No one doubts that if the Councils accept his resignation his power todo so is gone past recovery. | do not think any ac- — is necessary to make it irrevocable These are the substance of the views embodied in my opinion. Ihave neither heard nor read aes which tendsto shake them. They are at least intelligible and distinct But, as this isa questicn of public interest which cannot be settled in this mode, I venture to Suggest to the author of the review and bis sym- pathizers that there is a remedy for the evils they Pretend to disclose, and it is their duty to seek re- dress in the Court. If they shall do so, I have no pride of opinion to interpose whenever the public a is concerned, and it will give me pleasure in every mode in my power to facilitate and ex- Pedite that remedy. Jos. H. Brapiey, Attorney for Corporation. Cuancs or Lanceny.—Yesterday Mary McDon- d Caroline Reed were arrested by oiticer M. Busher upon a charge of Stealing a enty wasn de Piece from Mary Drummond From the evidence of the complainant it appeared that Mary McDonaid slept in the same bed with ber the night previous, and the complainant had under ber piliow six twenty dollar gold pleces. In the morning, when she looked for her money, one of the pieces was missing. The money not = found, the case was dismissed by Justice on Sunpay Scuoot Union —A meeting of the Sun- day Schoo! Union, of this city, was held at the Fourth Presbyteri:n Church, on Monday evening last, M. fi. Miller, Esq ,1n thechair. The Sec- retary being absent from the city, on motion, by Jas. P. Tustin, Esq.,Mr.O.C Wight waschosen Secretary for the remainder of the year. Instruc- tive addresses were delivered by the Correspond- ing Secretary of the American Tract Society, lo- cated at Boston, Mass., and by Dr. McKenzie, of the State of Kentncky, followed by other exer- clses of an interesting character. Tue Licsnsep anp UnticeNsep.—It will be a matter of wonder among oyr merchants and dealers who have been taxed and licenéed regu- larly for years past, that in the Fourth Ward alone the officers have discovered, in the course of two days, over seventy persons doing business ‘without license. How so many could ‘evs been thus fortunate can only be aecounted for by the inefficiency of the late police, or the favor of ex- mronicipal officials They will now be made to pay the legal tax to the Corporation Cunreat Guanpuouse Caszs —T Huston, drunk and profane; $5.4. Joshua Sinsheimer, disorderly and throwing stones; workhouse 60 days. Jas Johnson, Moses Brown. Frank Pow- ers, M_ Whalen, Thos Connor, Timothy Kelly, Wm Kelly, Mary Kelly, C A. Jobnson, drunk and disorderly; 1 9 each. Wm. McGinley, do ; dismissed Susanna Jones, disorderly; dismissed. Jno. Phillips, do; workhouse 60 days Adam Jackson, 1. Vannetter,do; $194 Robt Ware, out after hours; dismissed. Mary Sim; , do; ‘workhouse 60 days' E. Hatheran, disorderly; turned over to the military. A. Tuss, do; $1 941 Rewaway axp Accipent—This morning, a man named Andrew Baldwin was riding a spir- ited horse on Sixth when f the corner of Cat. the horse took fright and ran ey with Bim. At the corner of D street the animal slipped and fell upon the pavement, and the rider was thrown with such force as to lay him senseless on the pavement. Dr. Toner went to bis relief, and ascertained that no bones were broken. He re- covered in a few moments, and was taken home by bis friends. Tas Worto’s Fain at Lonvon —The gentle- men who have been appointed the Commissioners for the World’s Fair at London organized on Mond « i electing Mr Seward chair- man an ir. Kennedy, the Superintendent of the ‘Census Bureau, secretary Of the thirteen Com- missioners the Hon. Edward Everett oaly was al and be sent a letter of excuse. A commit- tee ted to wait on the President with 2 request that he send a national vessel to England to con’ such goodsas American contributors may to exhibit. Bap —_ Massacnuserts —W hile a Massachu- setts regiment was passing through this city late- yy some of its members Sore gality of aaikhoe- acta in the way of depredations upon market men and others. These rowdyish membersof the regiment, amongst other depredations, took sev- eral berreis of apples from Messrs Crnit& Brown, and when remonxtrated with, replied cooly: ‘ Ob, just send the bill to Col. Wilson, and he will pay it.” One of the sufferers announces bis purpose to make ont his bill and send it to the officers of ‘the regiment, as suggested teagn age pre was an overflow! called out agal “again, and one susceptible som benttods oft bested chap of the “<anillingta- ”? perau ision,was so far overcome by the fascina- Hons of the ebarming Miss Susan 1s to fling both bat and cane upon stage, amidst the storm of boquets that rained thereon. To-night, Miss Dentin ta two parts; one the Sha! jan charac- ter of Katherine, in “ Taming the Surew.”” Row 1 4 Macistarart Onricz —Yesterday morning officer stafford arrested Thomas Curtin on dincunge of a ne ‘uage. and took Ly Bim before Seantice Ws _ — per a i ainst him, oat! sa oP eane Jeetice fined Curtia $5 HM. Before y, Mrs F attacked bim fiercely inthe offive, nd planted some well directed in bis face For this sport the Justice fined ber $2 31 Tue Desraict Reoiment Angad —We are in- formed that a member of the Sanitary Commis- sion who visited the camp of the F' Regiment District Volunteers, Col. Tait, located on Meri- diaa Hill, reports it as being the cleanest and neatest encampment about Washington. Visitors to that regiment have invariably been struck with the good order and tidinessof everything, but this Feport sets them « little ahead of the rest. Good Bap Rewepy.— Yesterday afternoon, patrolmen Lynch and Fenwick arrested Lt RL. Shelley, Adjutant of the Kentucky Cavalry, for abusing his landlady. Mrs. Brookfield, her step son. W ben the officers at the request of the lady, went to arrest the Lieutenant, he called for his pistols and sword, but be was secured, and taken before Justice Donn. There he made a statement of his grievances, some of which were serious !f cor- rectly stated; but they did not justify his be- bavior to the lady and ber step-son. When he found that the eivil law was about to be enforced, the charge commonly made by every insubordi- nate and drunken soldier when in the hands of the law, that this i 4—d secession bole, any- bow,’ was made immediately be him. Justice Donn placed him tn the hands of the officers to ost Marshal. Monday a little full grown cop- ike, which had been captured by his rginia. The prisoner was coiled u, in a large glass jar, and looked as cheerful as suc & varmint could be ted to when torn so sud- denly from home and friends in Secesh. The reptile was about four feet in length, judging from the coils, and beautifully colored. He is in close quarters now. and will no doubt be service- able to the scientific gentlemen connected with the institution. Porice.— Before Justice Walter — Yesterday, Ellen Riordan was arrested by the metropolitan poke. for drunkenness, on a c! made by her jusband; sabe was committed to the workhouse for 30 days. Edward Abner. profanity; fine $1 4 M. Hallier was arrested for an assau!t and battery on a small boy; held to security for peace. Inpta Ruspex Goons —We are pleased to state that mow all kinds of India Rub! goods, in- cluding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing, &c., &c., can be obtained in this city at manu- cturer’s prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse, 18 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. oc 16-tf MeEtRoPotitan Porice Commissioners —The rooms of the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, over the office of the Gas Light Company, on Elev- enth street, have been comfortably carpeted, far- nished, and fitted up with desks, tables, and cases for papers. CiARGRD W.TH BEING a Spy —Mr. Logan O. Smith, former propeietor of the United Scates Hotel, was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Lesch and Fenwick, charged with being a rebel spy, but the informant having failed to appear he was dismissed. Goov Samaritans —By reference to an adver- tisement in the Georgetown column of the Star, it will be seen that the patriotic and charitably Gispoaed ladies of that city will have a meeting at the hou: f Mrs. Darby, Thursday morn- ing, to carry out the recommendaticn of the Sani- tary Committee. Tre CemPseLis.—To-night a new programie new jokes, new songs, new farces, pew bur- leeques, &:., &c., at Odd Feliows’ Hall, that place of popular resort, where people con, regate Bightly “weather or no,’’ because they can’t help t. ARRESTED —James Offutt, of Georgetown, (son of Mr. Z. Offutt, farmerly master painter at the Navy Yard, in this city.) was arrested yesterday. He bad jest returned home, it is sald, after serving a term in the southern army. It is also alleged that be was in the battle of Bull Run. Brives-strxet Brivcz —The flooring of this bridge, uniting Georgetown and Washington, baving become much worn from the inereased travel over, is now being thoroughly repaired by direction of Mayor Addison, of Georgetown. MatgimoniaL Jans —Ellen Riordan was ar- rested a day or two since on complaint of her own husband, J. Riordan, who charged her with drunkenness and cursing on the street. She was sent to the workhouse for thirty days. Carryinc Conctatep WEarons —C. F Jobn- son. black, was arrested by patrolman Kelly, and fined $25 by Justice Clark, for carrying a con- cealed weapon Retvrnev.—Professors Henry and Baird, of the Smithsonian Institution, have returned to the city, after a summer visit to the North. Puivavetruia Print Burter.—Weare selling the best at 25 cents per Ib. at Stewart’s, corner of Twelfth and H streets. We willopen our Market on Tuesday, the 22d oc 14.3t® Gro W.Stewaxt & Son. STaRtLing! But Trvz.—The Volunteers are braving the dangersof Fe Scurvy, Woundsacd Cholera. Many 2 galia: ‘sllow wr'l ieave his bower to biraon, who, by the aid of Holloway’s pues Ointment, would have returced t+ his amily streng and heat! Soldiers, try them, Only 25 cents per box 0; oo ld iw Norick.—Beware of counter‘eits aud_unprinot- pled dealers ondsavoring to d: of ‘heir own and other artio'es on the repul m attained by Helmbold’s Extract Buchu, a positive and specific rema~ty for diseases of ihe B.adder, Kidneys, Gra- Yet, Dropsy.&e, &o., &o. Ask for Hel: bold’s, Take no other, See advertisement ic another ool uma. 260 Covens.—The sudden ohanges of our olimate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections. Experience having proved that simple romedies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the early staros of the disease, recourse snoald at once had to * Brown's Bronchiai ‘oches,” or Lozenges, lot the Cold, Cough, or Ir- ritation'of the Throat be ever so alight, ax by this precaution & more serious attack may be effectua!! warded off. lic Speakers and Singers will fini them ediectual for clesring and strengthening the voice, See advertissment. dei-iy Panmizs, Persons desiri nn Ll awe: ind for exchanee tt Star Othoe counter. . then DIED, in Ti HH . D.C., on Wed day mi ing, Oot. 16..36) RODFREY CONRAD, in the bith 7 Reh tinas end relative: sre respectful'y invited t. nd ‘uneral, at 3 o’clook to morrow ( : en ee, HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FUR THE WEEK- LY 8TAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR FRIEND OR RELATIVE? (TI8 THE BEST DOLLAR WEBKLY IN THE WORLD! ITS WASHINGTON NEWS IS UNEQUAL- LED! ITS GENERAL NEWS IS UNSURPASSED BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR WEEKLY! ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN- DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST. ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE “TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR TO ANY FAMILY. The Number for this Week, to be out on Fri- day Mornsng—price Three Conts—will be a remarkably wnteresting one. Every Person at a distance who would keep Posted with reference to what is really going on here in these interest- ing tumes should receive it regularly. CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. Covens. COLDS, HOARSENESS, &o. h COMPOUND SYKUr OF GUal ARABIC. ‘This plessant and popular Cougs Romedy haa been 20 long kno’ d extensively used that moat ary efficacy, It cag bo had Stall the prine’pal . It oat st all the prino: drug stores, at 25 and $0 cents a bottle. . 00 14 demkeoim* BILLIARDS!! 1-LIARDS! B' Crear Prices. Siz Imp oved Marble Bed Tavies. Sp rik ier eee a ees ° ou yoo univd than the usual city pris Single ae lan c Mi . vi ER 2 sipson, Athebaum Billiard e08t* iol ‘nloon, 430 Pa. av. Wdictedininct tt es L piereleick aut cnet sale conr ow ec oeuh bi souemaenets ahr i _0¢ 12 Tt 21 Spear’s Wharf, Ba'timore. 73-10 0.8 ThesS0Ry ores, wnioh big fo. Bema; dsFeasary” Noten, as heratolors is . SS ~ VD SEE OUR NEWS OF COREE, Falieo oR, NEDGAEOES: oat ULIPAN AND ELEGANTER | y fofocals dd'veta,” "wt pends, se2% im cor. Pa Peis ye ‘eshington, PR hao ent he chlcheenentntnteesninencne nnn Ww 10 to 30 000 cords of Oak. B a son tie ‘Wood, standing sicusted Kiditese Boeatak, Stratos So car See ats ‘oward county. Md. 07 4-20" i oe | SPEER AMUSEMENTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. WJ R. ‘OR RENT.—Two comfortably FURNISHED T <fs WRBNESDAY Octeber 16. F ROOMS, in the northern fet the city, MISS S8!'SAN PENIN leasant location Rreakf+st furnished if ‘Will appear prea re Com dy of t \pply at thisefice,No 3 oo 16-3t"__ : , To R Several Furn'shed or Unfurnished FARMER esreCcato. ue | AINE Bete at ito sirson baveese 13th snd iSth ats. OOK OUT FOR THE MONUMFNTAI! | ro exe i hee | ACK THE MONUMENTAL CLD TP PaxCaA ROR A, Mpeeitel erored, rg * vi 13THGRAND COTILLON PARTY, Coomes’ Bavu. Bistrot. Apply at 4 Diuts st. west, oppos:te z ,. On MONDAY, Octobe: 28, 1881 bert et. i one (we dined H, JOHNSON. Foe RENT—HOUSE 402 Pennsylvania av., T eg fe over the bookstore of Franck Taylor—a p| Will be a GRAND ENTERTAIN- : MERE Sustatt, Omen Henn, PHURCHAY | fenPofcencan mss ae rf '7, commencing o'clock p - U = 25 27 Fisker ge aden s gontioned and iadion’ LA: | FA Che south side af inuiona avenues honk of tina Permission granted br the suthorities it* | very !st eat oeronren: acne good LOGE OUT FOR THE GRAND COTILLON | ,A/#0, the commodjous id large House, No 388, INGTON QUADR SSUCIATION, 7 to THOMAS BLAGDEN, No 499 Sey- which will certainly take arc ombs! treet. jy 17 2awtf on Pa svenue, near st... on! ? MS.— THURSDAY EVENING. Ot 17" Tickets 5) | FJ4NDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— cents admitting a gentioman and ladies, with gas bd convenient te the ot N. B.—Please refer to previous partios ocl5 St* ‘foet Often De aene ion teak oh at OND FELLOWS’ BALL! E80 Haseachusetis avenue, north side, Srvantu, Azove D Sr. ~ ~ IMMENSE SUCCES = —- the Caen i REIS! PERSONAL. ; day My wie ote Bonchaving eft my bed IN A CHOICE PROGRAMME aU Noa ife, Charlotte Sohl. having, left my bed Vea Nigir: ake ha Look out for. NEW YEARS CALL! FRESH NOVELTiES In Active Pregarstion. Admission Twenty-five Cents. oo lL Dr. @. out my consent, | hereby warn all persons against giving her credit on my account, as i shall psy no oh claims, a6 she bas always been provided for liverally bs % oclest™ CONRAD SOHL. ES BOARDING. Bose D-— Femi s and single gegtionen oan obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms Board, on moderate terms, at 391 and 393 C, tween sd and 43q streets. Transient and Table Boarders acoommodated. 00 9 2w* - WANTS. WANTED-A GIRL, to do general honsework, at No %88 L street. Ld OOK WANTED —Wanted, a good Cook, (co!- ored woman.) at 648, Minnesota Row. | st, between 24 and 3d. 00 '6 87St Byes WANTED —Wanted, a seoond-hand BUBGY, ingood order Address, sta ing pride and where i’ can he seen. Box 80%, City P.O It* SEAMSTRESSES WANTED—Two «ood \) Cloakmakera wi'l find immediate caplosmest by applying at 0. 328 Pa. avenue, en weg 7 - ; GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS UNION LADIES OF GEORGETOWN. By: it, there wil be a meeting of the eorgetown at the house of Mra. n Market st., near in ao- 7 lation of the Sanitar: Committee, on ‘THURSDAY MORNING, at il SITUATION, by a middie azed =D. alan i WAN rerican womans to make’ hertelf yectal | a.00K;, All indion who feel disposed to make some pubs peace, B st “ee, have received from our eseif-sacrificin; scainst this causeless rebellion are invi t WwW NTED—A good TIN ANOSHEET IRON WORKER, and a BOY thathas worked at the business, Apply at 162 Pa avenue. First War oc 16 3t* Ww UCKSKIN GLOVES, B GAUNTLETS, &o. call the attention of Sutiers, Regimental! Of- and oth jshing to pure! Buckskin Mittins, Purses, To! Pou- TED—A HOUSK, unfurnished or far- hed, having not i ov ni ly i onvente "Pret ri ‘ ches, Portmonnaies, Leggina, &o., at wholesaie, to conventent to the Treasnry preferred s furnitars | oumcteensive steer at at Ont owe oe ete Woo Genera Post Office * “oc 16 2t* | | Stour store, 105 High streot, Georgetown. Our Gloves Gauntlets and Mittens are of the best quality of real Buckskin. Mi oes | uff and White Gauntlets, Boxing- Gloves, Buckskin Shirts and Drawers, made to STKE WANTED.—A good Store, large and 5 convenient, suitable for x wholesale grocery, on or nesr Pa. avenue, is wanted immediately, for hich ‘ant will id, 1 hilbar- | order. RAMSBURG & EBERT. ms ET SST Big.be Peet. Apply at Fhlber ipa 105 Hich stroct, Georsecown, D6. Tak 7 N.B.—A large quantity of soraps of Buekekin HOUSE WANTED-FOR RENT—Bs o per- | and’ Chamois for polishing. gune; sosoutremsnts, ate.) if farmshed preferred, for ‘man and ile &c. on hand, seaeim without oht en", nat of references civea. > 62 BY" dress “Treasury.” Box No. 854, Dost Offize, | [YJASSEY. COLLING © SOr8 pravenr. Wesbtegios City, D.C, — = Expected this day. per stenmor J. Jerome WANTED-A_ good GUNSMITH. Apply to barrels $X DRAUGHT ALE, JOHN J. PEABODY, No. 60 Loniriana av- # do. LXXX do, do. enue, between 6th and 7th sta. 00 15-lw 60 hif-bbis. do. do, do, Which on grrival will be for sale. Terms eash on delivery, ARNY & SHINN, m7? Union Depot, Georgetown. UST RECEIVED— 5 10 hhda. prime Porto Rico SUGARS 156 bb i Brew SKY, ERRING and ALEWIVES. Crashed and Refined SUGARS, OF FEE, WANTED—10 gc04 @ io MEN, to sell Pa*- ten’s Approved Military Works roneee edi- tion) in the camps. Enterprising man can make $10 psrdsy. ApplrtoM, E, WILSON, 251 Penna. avenne oc 15 3t* ANTED—-Two YOUNG I-ADIES to attend store, None but those fully eap-rienced in the buriness will be employed Also. first clars Dreesmakers. M. WILLIA oc 15 St 336 Pa avenue. WANTED-SEVE.RAL PERSONS competent to do plain rewing and embroidery Apply at the Embrovdery Store No 458 Sixth st. he- tween Dand E ats. 00 14-38" OUSE WANTED—A email House, or part of a house, furnished or unfurn:shed, for A man and wife withoutchildren, from 5 to 10 minutos’ walk of the Navy Depart~ent. Rent moderate; pay gaat prompt. Address**Thomse,” St*r Office, Oo Id lw Rio and Java © ds. (low-priced) MOLA For sale by JO N J. BOGUE ENSION OFFICE, Junx 6TH, 1461, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Application having been made under tre act of 23d June, 1960, for the reissue of the Land War- rants desorived herein, which are alleged to have been lost or destroved, notice is hereby given, that ofeach War pe: st V ANTE A rood family carriage HORSE, 12) acres, iseued under the act of warra: sound and prrfeotly rafe, wil! hnd jp the name of James Long, and & purchaser be pppi zing. Kalorama Heights, pigce ‘he Sist day of March, 1956.—October formerly owned by Mr. Vivan Also, a geod miich COW, civing not less than 5 g8ilous per day. igsned under ths act of 00 14-3t* homas ‘Sa ner, a he name of T! 3d day of May, 1856—October 19, 1. No 95.100, for 160 acres, isened under he act of Maroh 1855, 12 the name of Po ly. widow of David Bradbury, Gnd granted on the th omy of Septem- u Fr, 1260 —N. No. 4342 for i60 aores. issued “under the act of tee a a Dough ty, fre ted on the 27th day o ptember, 1356. November 16 1961. No. 93,814. for 160 sores, issued under the act of March, 1855, iu the name of Guy 3. Alexander, mi- nor vhild of John C. Alexander, deseased, and granted July 2, 196) —November 16, 1861 No, 2.163, for 150 acres, igsued under the act of March, i855 inthe name of Benjemin Keily, and granted on the 27th day of Juno. 1855 No 652. for £0 acres, issued under the act of Marchi, 1855 in the name of Reaben Woodruff, and Erauted on the 9:h day of May, 1855. No. 856. for 169 acre: sued unter tle act of March, 1855, in the namo of Samuel H. Waterhouse, and granted on tne 231 day of May, I in tl he ANTEV—Ail Dairymen to know that the Washington Brewery having commenced brewing for ths wintor season, they oan get Fresh ry day at 4o’clook, at Woents fo4 bush- and ail. C. COLINEAU, Cor K and Twonty-seventh sts. CSREEE, WANTED. Call at WALL, STE- / PHENS & COS. 322 Pa avenue. se 18 ANTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron. ‘Tonwatisfaotory person good wages willbe paid. Apply at 420 hee York av, betw. 18th and 14th sts. ocd WANTED-TAILORS, TAILORS —5 Tailors ompetant to work on military goods. Apply G. KOL, 8025 at Wall, Stephens & Co's, WANTED We are Ww susie SECOND- HAND FURNITUKE, STOVES and BED DING, for which we aro paying the hichest cash prices. [Families declining housekeeping, or having & surplus of farnitere, will find it to their od - 2, for 80 sorez, ierued under the act of advantage 60 giveus s ray. » GRIFFITH March 1as5, in the naine of Shalle Downe’ aad jetat? a. BOe ee, tan tans le. Franted on the 2d day of August, 1855.—November = = — AAD 11,292 for, 16) sores. rsued under the aot of ‘" bs arc! in the name swes Pray, a: an! LOST AND FOUND. onthe 2st day of March, 1261 Noveriber 8, Ios. ——- — — ae No ), for 160 gere-, issued under the act OUND—Yerterday, on Capitol Hill. a GOLD | Maroh 1855, in the pan Willams > BSUEEVE BUTTON, which ean ‘be had by | Acand Jota D. Scminon chit st reas: desoribing the samo and paying for this advernae- | get, d 4 ts May, ment. Inquire at 507 E at, batween 2a and 3d ate. | fgg “Newerchor sa Magnes 07 tue ath day o: May 00 16 1t* BR for - pores yeaet under the pot of TRAYED AWAY—On the Irth instant, three | MA iol, 1885 in the namo of Getty, widow of Them- +2 STEERS, with tar mark on each hip tes pak oct i the Hh day of hated A liberal reward will be given on their 5 30, fur 160 acres, issued under tho act of N retarn tom, March, 1855, in the name of Alexande: Mo ullough JOHN H_ SNYDER. 4 7 1. 00 16 3t* ™ “Butoher. 499 17th st. | 824 ranted ox the 8th day of January, !858.—No- vember 23. 196 y 8 P| No, 8,068, for 169 acres, issued under the act of $ Gecuenen Beis, Prom ths Soot : 255,in the name of Alexaader McQuain, SOW, “The above reward wi'l pe prid for and grant -d on the 12th day of October, 1855.—No- her eure to the above named piace ETO 8,708, for, 120 4 under ths act of No. ). for 80,68, issued usder 9 act o JF. COWAN-_| march; 1855, in the name of Daniel Westy and $50 REWARD. Straved from the enclosure eranted on the 14th day of July, 1855.—December 7, of the subscribers. on the night of 1861. the 13th instant, three d: bay HORSES; No. 57,98. for 160 acres, is-ued under the rect cf and one sorrel H 1K, white stripe inhis March, 855, in the name of Hannah, widow of face; and one hiood~hay MARE. Avy peraon re- | James Wiis?n, and granted on the 2th day of Foo, turning the said horses to our stable, on G street, | ruary. 1857 ember 50, 1861 between !7th and 13 h ets , will reesive $50 reward. | No. 64, for 12) acres, issued under the act of 00 I6-lw* S.C. & E WRUOE. March. {855. in the name of Martha, widow of An- d ew Meiior. and Sranted on the 1dth day of Ap<il, STRAY —Taken up 14th instant, at the Tams —ecomber 2 bythe subsoriber, on the No, 3,302. for 163 aores, issued under the act of ‘oll Gat= of the Washington and Baltimore Turnpike, f H.(BSES. two baya one brown sad Lt Retry fomeel Hg sekway sorrel, each about 15% hands high. The No. $ l'4, for 160 nores, issu je th of. owners oan have said horacs by provipe pr Maroh, 1855, in the name of William H Tarsance, Bir PekaiSea' Stabler, at anid siddings’ joe, At ani G0 16-3t* POM all costs The |orres can be seen Toll Gate. ss R. KENSON, Sad cranced Ou the 13ta day of July, 1855.—Decem er 21, 1861. No. 14.945, for 80 asres, issued under the act of pies yoameoed 850 in the name of Levi Treadwell, ni N REWARD —Ran away from the subseri- ber. two NEGROES, mother and he mother, left about the I-t heisSyrars old Will am left 8th instant; 17 ¥ id; chestnut about 5 feet Sinche: $8 granted S.p ember 29th, 1851. © 31,038, {0 40 acres. is.ued under the same act, io the name of Abel Platts, and granted November 8th, 1851 — December 28 1661 No 72 524 for 16° acres, issued under the act of March, 185), in the name of Thomas Johnson and Was ueton 1 no above granted ca tne (re day of September, #57.—Jan- in j usry 4, . bom. ot ee for either, if secured in jail, that I ‘218, for, 90 sores. ineued ander the act of JOHN FIGGINS, near Boltevi!) + in the name of oily, widow of John 00 16 st* Prince George's county, Md._ | {iznP ard granted on the 281 day of September, TTENTION, SOLDIERS!—A RIFLE and KNAP3ACK, lost by Private Frank Long, of Company E, 6th Regiment, Connecticut Volun- be recovered by the owner on inqaiey at oo 16-2" JOSEPH B, BARRETT, Commission elt-law mer. NAKEN U 5 Bstray, on the premises of Cras. King, on the Brookville road, near the Toll Gate at Tenallytown on the Lith of October, a COW and CALF. The former, & white bel y and a white spot or nd wide horns; the istter is spotted. The 030 COME, Prove pr: per:y, pay charges, and SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, take them away. CHARLES KING 244 Penn’sav.,:north aide,) bet. 12th and 13th sts, of Pa_| 'mproved SPECTACLES, with genuine Pebble Ost, OR MISLAID—A’ small roll of PA’ | or Perisoupie Glasses, suited “oorrseuy. for seers ng been lost or misiaid, a liberal reward will | 7° be given on their being returned to his office. They are useless to soy one else. 06 14-3t L&..2 Saturday, the 2th ultimo, at the City Post ()ffice. a pair of Gold SPKEu- TACLES, with the name of “Fitz- hugh” engraved on them. The finder wil) be suit- ably romces, by leaving them at house No. 526 Maryland ay., near Sixthst., Island. 00 14-3t* 5 Rewary sorigg ase FIRST CLASS MILITARY viel oe tbe "I Microscopes, Compasses, and Mathemstical In te piomuente, at the lowest Eastern prices. Pp... a 0. Prooods PcBAMiERN SaEROHANTS, caf Sans ed bultalo GOW giving ml . red be! Dealers in Butt r. Eggs, Lard. Hams, Dried s ‘he hi ig Shes walking carrics her head Rost, M » Codfish. PPobarnesy, Apples. ground Thesbove reward wl! be paid for her ‘d Appire. Cnions, ried Pr ache: rac! x oars. JOHN MoCARTHY Bu Fakes, Eure Claer inegar, &e. oede Galle oc 14 3t* Corner sth and O sts,_| St [ree of charge. eciclnd REWARD. ed or stolen, from the ~RA ADVANCE OF THE ARMY; but $10 Bist A feo the oth G AP’ has not advanced the y iit remar jive mea Clothing winch he it reoeived aed. fe sellin RSE, hich et hind leg swollen above the ¥ about 9 years old, of govd atyie, and sati; ourselves of the gr ne that Bip Baar x desl, sertacr se wtenmain | Bese shee ro ar AS ea ' OFFIc. 'D-SOLDIERS. 00 14 St* Sevent- ee ar, Sioux’ Bi “a Soi saad arin of tha United GQ REWARD FOR EACH HORSE —Forty- on Lr ndonyIreland, Seutiand, ales; end =) branded on the T of a ‘TSy KE ANT & CO,, on ie adark ay onedelit~ ; eo 12-Im 52 Ps. av., near Brown’s, oring : ia fase oe Rigabore reward: Res aNe Plaid and Plain, new AStTi¥PiCIAL LEGS AND HAND#, eetcigiaatimar ep NU Selpho's Patent Elastic Leg & Hand. | W =, Stit, THE SALE OF No. 516 he pret ih Your, 2 : Pop- ‘ wit ate toed the eco ty a ey oF antes 7 aoe TELEGRAPHIC NEWS The War ia Missouri. GEN. CAMERON REVIEWING THE TROOPS. Synacusx. Mo, Oct. 14 —General ron, accompanied by Adjutant Gen. Thomas, spe: Saturday night at Jefferson City, and arrived at Tipton yesterday. After breakfasting in camp, they rode over to this piace, six miles, on boree- back, accompanied by Gen. Fremont and staif. Upon its arrival here, tbe party called upon Gen. ae and afier ing balf an hour with m, At the close of the review Gen. Cameron made a few well-timed remarks to the troops, express. ing the highest gratification at the condition in which he found them, and the utmost confidence that In the hands of such men, the honor and Success of our country’sarms were safe. Loud cheers were given for Gens. Cameron, Fremont - Gen. Cameron and bis party, panic Gen. Fremont and staff, then went by rail to Tipton, where ¢ Gen. Asboth’s division, which was in excel- lent condition. They then went on by special train to St. Louis. Sr. Louis, Oct 14 —Secretary Cameron and Adjutant General Thomas arrived here from the West late last night The Secretary reviewed the Eighth Wisconsin Regiment, Cal. Murphy, which had just arrived by steamboat, before Barnum’s Hotel this morning. Later from Eurepe. Fartuer Pornt, Oct. 15 —The steamer North Se en eae tae Recentens, Ok hak way Do uel The Dublin Post reiterates its assertion that there are agents of the American government in Ire- = recreating, but thinks they are not very suc- ec a It ts reported that Ricssol! bas sent an ultima- tum to tbe Papal government forthe settlement of the Roman question. It ts asserted that Gen. O’ Donnell is opposed to Spain uniting with France and England in re- lation to Mexican affairs. He thinks {t derogatory to the dignity of Spain. The Paris Patrie says that the negotiations between the three govern- ments is not interru; A private Paris letter says that the bank of France will probably soon compelled to ad- vance the rate of discount beyond six per cent. The rate of excbange is strongly in favor of Eng- land. Bills on London are in great demand A =e that the — of — _——e be ad- vanced 4 cent. hi prod. a im; sion, and waded to the despondency at the Sees, It was reported in London that the Bank of France bad applied to the Bank of England for a loan of £2,000,000 COMMERCIAL. Liverpool, Oct. 5 —Cotton—sals for the week 67,000 bales, at an advance of 44 readstuffs closed steady. Corn has an upward tendency; Mixed 32s. Wheat is higher. Provisions dull. Consols closed at 92% 293 The shipments of wheat and flour for the oe months ending with August are valued at £20,- 000,000 aterling ° The Paris Bourse has been agitated. Rentes have declined. Frem Fortress Menree. Fortress Monace, Oct. 14 —The steamer S R Spaulding returned from Hatteras [nlet this morning, bringing up Brigadier General Mans- field, who has to day. taken command at Camp Hamilton. The entire loss of the Indiana Twentieth Regi- ment in their recent retrent was 47 men, all told No changes have taken place at the lulet during the last few days. Eleven ‘‘contrabands” came over last night from Sewall’s Point. They say there sre four hundred Confederate troops at that point, and a large number thi e of Norfol> Lieutenant Murray, of the gunboat L.oulsiana, two or three days since found a Contederate ves- sel In a narrow opening this side of Oregon Inlet, fitting out as @ privateer He at once took pos- session and burnt the vessel. The @onfederates ‘were in some force in the vicinity. The War in Kentucky Cairo, Oct. 14 —The stea Grampus, with a fing of truce from the enemy’scamp et Columbus. Ky.. asking for an exchange of prisoners, arr! here to-day. Gen. Grant replied that be could make no exchange of bis own accord, as be did not recognize the Southern Confederacy, but he would communicate with higher authority for their views on the subject A detachment of Captain Noleman’s Cavalry, twenty-five in number, bad a skirmish with t tebel cavalry,one hundred strong, at Beckwith farm, Missouri. The rebels were repulsed with one killed and five wounded. The captain of the tebels were killed A detachment of the 29th Illinois regiment seized a large quantity of corn and a number of horses, mules and cattle, and took two prisoners on Thompson's farm yesterday The Latest Ge a Darnxs town, Oct. 13.—Everything was quiet along the river line \yrereme ly but nothing bas transpired of general interest in camp. Capt Stone, the provest marshal, bas seized and con- fiscated a vast amount of liquors, and arrested many sellers From Leavenwerth. Leavenwortu, Oct. 14.—Gibson’s battery, which recently came in from Utsh, consisting of two twelve pound how!tzers and four six-pound- ers, has been attached to General Lane’s brigade, by order of the var Department. Seizu e of a Siaver. Provivencs, R.1 , Oct. 14 —The bark Rein- deer bas been seized at Newport, as fitting out for aslaver. She bas been condemned, together with ber cargo. DEPOr QUARTER MASTER'S W>. suincton, D.C., Octor SEALED PRoPosaL Oct »ver ist, at 12 m., for supplying the master’s Department with 5,00 tons of Ht ~~ yu is of Vals. bi " me to be good : merchantable Timorny put Up an ered rhe Oar table article put each. Tacks to OFFICE. a " be r it without extra charee Oats be reosived by weight at (32) thirty two pound- to the bushel. All the hay and oats to be delivered at the Goy- ernment wharf or Radroad Depot in this city wita- ip (39) thirty days after closing the contract. ‘The p: oporais to be in separate envelopes, Thore for bay to be marked “Proposals for Hay” Those for oats **Proposais for Uste.” All to be directed to CoLonst D. H. RucxEr, Depot Quartermaster, Washington, D C No proposal wili be entertained which is received after the sending of the bids na+ been commenced, nor will any bid be considered, uniess the parties are present or represented by an authorized egeat or attorney. ‘ Good and sufficient security with bond, & will berequired ft vaery bidder ma.tgive his address wi hi either ths number of his house, place of busines-, or Post Cffice box. _ ndersigned reserves the right to rejsot all bids that he may cousider too se . RU. KER, 00 10-dti9 Quartermaster and Cuionel, QRALeD P#OPOSALS, till the 2tst oj Ucto- SD ber, 1861, at 12 o'clock are invited for eu plying the - rm: with Be attle on the hoof, delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or York, in the bose od of Pennsy:vani , as the Gov ernment jerignate . Bidders are requested to comp y in al! partioulars ‘with the form of bid pub! shed herewith. Government reserves to itself the right to rr notes or other funds it has for disburse’ Treasury. ment, &ud to reject say bid and forany cause. No bid will un ess the bidder is present to respond to his bid. cK The Government will reosive 4,000 head under the cont: sot, acd will reserve the right to require auy addit onal number up to 16.000 herd. 4 Deliveries t» be 2 week.y in such quantities aemey be required. Cattle must average poueis gross welstrions thar ooo wii bote ™ weil Ot : © condi ni Hid Will ba resi direoted to Oi ~ 4D. Coy is. COND EDITION. THREE OUR MILITARY BUDGET: ees NEW MEXICO Reports from New Mexico are of a gratifying character. 1 fs known that Col. Loring basely surrendered 750 troops to not more than half the number of Texant, in Arizona. That part of the Territory is therefore in possession of the rebels. As to the remainder of that country, it leeafe in the bands of Union loving who have raised three regiments for its defence, in the event of a raid to seize Government arms and mu- nitions, and otber kinds of property Besides, Col. Canby, who commanded the mil- itary department, bas a regular force of from twelve to fifteen hundred men. Mr. Steck, from whom this information Is derived, further says that just before he left that Territory the Navajoe Indians, through all thelr principal chiefs and braves, made @ treaty of peace. Hence, quiet everywhere prevails. There were no disturbances on the Plains when he passed over them. About two months ago, a trader sold some of the Indians whisky, which was the source of mis- chief. But the trader's wrong-dring recoiled upon bimeeif; the savages helping themselves to about a thousand dollars’ werth of his goods, net stopping to Inquire the price, ner saying anviting about pay. The trader, it was adjudged, was served right; and, accordingly, he failed of ob- taining indemnity. THEIR NEW RIVER BATTERIES, We learn that the batteries of the diftiniontets, the precise position of which down the river were indicated yesterday, are four in number, located over a space of three quarters of a mile, between Aquia Creek and Shipping Point, so as to command some four and a half miles of the channel for heavy ships. We have before noticed the labor of the enemy in their construction. Each of these batteries mounts four or five guns; eleven of them believed to be 9 inch Dabigrens. The portion of the flotilis—the Pawnee, Yankee, and Harriet Lane—tbat went down last night, Will doubtless at once test the capability of these works seriously to interfere with the aevigation of the Potomac. Row To Do tt, The New York Herald, yesterday, unde cover of a tremendous dust it kicked up over the act of the Trmes tn airing the Government's intended grand combined army and navy operation, iteclf airs the Government’s intended expedition to re- open the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, # purpose it was designed to keep as secret as posible for perbaps a week to come. REGULAR TROOPS FROM UTAH. Maj. Cleary, Quartermaster, U. 8. A., reached this city last evening, from Utab, in advance of ‘he considerable body of regulars—infantry, cav- alry and artillery—now on the way here from there. He lef them at St. Joseph's, Me We presume they may be very shortly looked for to arrive in thiscity. NOTHING FROM THERE. Up to2 p.m. to-day nothing has been received here from the portion of the flotilla that went down the river this morning Hed «serious at- pt been made by the new disunion batteries to interfere with the passage of those vessels, the fact would have been known here by this time EXPECTED. Secretary Cameron and AdjutantGeneral Thom - as are expected to return to their posts here by to- morrow evening. From letters received at the Department, it is judged that they resched Cin- cinnatt lest night. sick We regret to learn that Assistant Secretary Scott is too unwell to-day to be at the War Department. ~———2+e- LATE LOCAL NEWS. — = Tue Foxzrat Cerenonies of M General Walter Jones, to-day, were of a very character. Dr. Gurley was the o! minis. eee a . C. Thomas. U.S A., and Generals Becon and Bradiey, of the District of Columbis anitisie, and many otber notable characters, military and civil A large number of D C. militia officers were in a in pone De e ll-bearers were Judge by Crawterd, Mr. Marbury, Mr. W. W — Gen Force, Mr. Ogle Tayloe, Mr Wm. Selden. Mr Carberry, Mr. J. M. Carlisle, and Gen. R.C. Weightman Nearly all the members of the bar were present Foxrkat —This afternoon an escort of Com psny D, Fifth Regiment Excelsior Brigade, march. ed to the establishment of A. Gucbly, under. taker, and received the body of Timothy Greely, which bad there been embalmed by Dr. Holmes, to be sent to the residence of the sister of the de- ceased, in Brooklyn, New York, for interment. ‘The deceased died of a wound in the thigh, which he received accidentally while in camp some daysago He was a general favorite of regi- ment. Parapge.—The 4th Rhode Island Regiment, Col. McCarthy, appeared on the avenue Yy with a fine band, and making so tice ablonst ance indeed. Little Rhody sends the sort of men to the front. LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. —_—_2——_ LSS OF THE STEAMER SARANAC. BaLtimons, Oct. 16 —Passengers from Old Peint bring the announcement of the loss of the U. 8. steamer Saranac, off the mouth of the Mis- sissipp!, in a storm. [ The Saranac was a side-wheel steamer of the second class, carried six guns, was of fourteen hundred and forty-six toos burden, and was built at Kittery in 1548.—Rerorrer.) wre MackeRreL PLexty —About two Bondred and fifty sail of mackerel craft were in sight off the Gurnett on Monday, stretching alongs contiavous line of some ten-or fifteen miles. Experts judged from their movements that they were getting & good “cath, on eee are coming to this market having taken from tea to fifteen barrels each in a sii day. They are very large and fat, and our will realize a handsome addition to their summer's labor by the mackerel fisbery — Plymouth Rock. : U7" The wife of an officer in the rebel named O: ik, was arrested in last week, asuspy. She is said to be very it and shrewd, and is the routine of the de; of Washington and —— Monroe, of which she has recently visited. {7A letter bas turned up in the dead letter ofhne, sddrensed to by two or three Spanish firms in Chill, ng & loanoft one million five bu dollars, at eight per cent., to be eS in one year after a recogn! of the States . (7 Lord Adolphus Vane Mrs. Com- mties Pony wok aoe and Mies Celeste, and Master