Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1861, Page 3

to require {t to be put to press at an be , therefore, should be ta oclock ™.; otherwise they may ‘antil the next day. wre sent ir frontier. the Indians be goto disingaie after which bad Mexico, where they were emp! against ‘Navejoes and other tribes hostile to the whi! chasing them up in small scouting parties. a1 i di ht. U coal engaging 'n 8 prety big At Upon | no ict Crepe bone er =e a les are frequently attended by a larze — rend ed ledies and — who express the admiration at lye ao Their This might sult the boys while our Oe resting on Teaian wanainet te ates s pepe it is they would prefer chang- jag thelr quarters for a term in Dixie, where can continue their battles against the enemies of @ercountry. Craceit eet, YesTerpar.—Otho Gattrell agt. Jonas W_ Nye; verdict for yraong =e damages at $60.38, and interest from Sept. 1, 8B. Dodson agt. John Wiley; verdict for ae, “with damages at $106 44, and Interest Ai 1856. Roy Co. agt. John W. & Wm. Thomp- bor verdict for agree with damages at $60 98, interest from Jul: ne 1880. Dodson, survivor —_ ett, agt Horatio Stone; verdict for plaintiff, teh jamages at $92 23, an interest from Leemnsepir $n Dodson, survivor Clagett. agt. John M_Stan- key; aes for plaintiff, and Interest from March 2, 1860 To-day. —The inclement weather having pre- vented the attendance of Associate Judge Morsell, there was no business transacted in this court. Caugity To AximaLs —Some days ago patrol- man Noonan arrested a cow dealer named J. Hess for cruelty toacalf in the market, in tying a string im the calf’s mouth to prevent it whic itsdam. This isa brutal ice sepetont whic: city councils nessed it. The prisoner in this case was fined $5 M1 by Justice Clark It isa pity that some of the brutal scoundrels who leave calves and sheep upon the sidewalks market days. tied in such a manner that the poor animals suffer the most intense pain, could not, psych be compelled to serve out an animal existence in the hands of some such butchers as themselves. Bapur Taarzp.—Yesterday morning, about 2 o'clock, Patrolmen Kelly and Bratn, of th Fourth Ward, found a man lying near the stone shed in B street, near the Public Printing Office, in a dreadful condition. He had been roughly treated indeed, and robbed of about $10. He was taken to Sylvester's drug —-< and Dr. Bogan called to bis relief. His cheek had been nearly severed from the bone, and was hi ing—presenting a frightful appearance. Dr. an dressed the wound; after which the unfortunate man wasable to tell bis mame—W lison Cassel. He is a teamster, and was with some acquaintances, but does not know how he came to be soabused. The wound was such a cut as might have been inflicted with assber. He was turned over to the military,who gave bim every attention. PR cw = ov SoLpisns.—The following soldiers y= ps canis ©; G, First Michigan alon. » Twelfth P val at the Union Hotei., —- Reubea Rutelotte, Company D, Fourth Rhode x ee om pany C, Sixteenth Indiana, at we Patent Office A. Hanar, Company D, Fourteenth New York, at the Seminary James G Pevion, Company K, Nineteenth In- diaaa, at the Eruptive Hospital. Tae Fue. Surreiy.—Bditer Star: tortionate price of woed beginning to attract public attention, permit me tosuggest a remedy. It is this: There are hun- dreds of acres of wood on the other side of the fiver, which bas been cut down during the sum- mer by our troops, under instructions from bead- q and which will ultimately be paid for by the Government; would it not be. well, there- fore, for the War Department to call for bids to purchase this wood, at so much per cord; the bid- to furnish their own choppers and corders. I venture to say, if this suggestion is carried out, that fuel will be quite plenty in a short time, and consequently prices must decline. Yours, Pao Bono Pustico. —This establishment As the ex- and coal in this city is Kine’s Natiowat Circ ‘will o; on Monday next, all the artistes having arri The ‘wall literature,”’ so liberally spread to the admiring gaze of the multitade yes- terday, bas been “washed out” by the “Storm King, 33 bat the “King”? mundane, Sir Thomas, wills Take the fances and the sides of brick walls respleadeat with pictures, as soon as the weatber will permit. The business agent, Dr. R. P. Jones, informs us that the management is determined to spare neither pains nor ex; in order to let the = know that there is a real live circus in asbington. FoysraLs.—The ee of the late John A. Linton was attended 4 afternoon by a great number of inemter of 1 e bar, and many Personal friends of The late Michact Ce Cuesh, whe whose death was no- ticed in yesterday's Star, w@s buried from his late ‘residence, on Eighth street east, yesterday afernoon, bis funeral being attended by the Navy Yard Beneficial Sind Ui Eagle Tent of SoStwe Rechabites, and Union sodas aud the Grand Lodge 1. 0. O. F. bh! les be was an active member. ‘Tux Firra New Harsniae Bouuesr (ight infantry) went into camp, near rz, on Thursday evening. Thicfogiment numbers 1,034, officers and men; and is equal to, if not better than, any yayet sent from the Granite State. Ed- ward E ‘Cross, late of Arizona, Is colonel. “The First New Hampsbire Battery. six pieces and 150 men, is expected in town this morning. Pour new regiments of epee and four — ies of ca’ are nearly 'y for the field om New Hampsbire. To tmz 375 000 Man or THe Pepenat ARMY — Gentlemen : If each man will purchase one paper of Mount Eagle Tripoli, at the cost of 12c , with a piece of thick cloth six or cignt hes square, will save to themselves money time in cleaning tneir arms and equipments. It does its work ache and essier then an’ — that can be optained for the cost. It can tained in Washington from grocers, drugg’ cuatchinn E& ins, eae ve To Tux Sours. — a boa ang fs Se Remeen, our me, 2 City Council of Philadelphi: =! a sword to Geatnel lacCelicn, wal vi the Theatre this evening, by the invi- tation of Mr. Bland. Thursday evening 8 col anetion he oy FA er tas i . wel Grarbaoter Cases Before Susties leon, vagrancy; args eee @ronk and See avis, col a ater | T S18 W. Th ey Toha Kemp, tnals a —_ Sithout ee ni et, do | any jail. ny ontaae ‘Sebastian Martin, peddling Aisi without a license; being acri returned and he was dist’ To-day —Samuel Jobn Littie, disord Riley, do; i Wein sinh “ey tee le, his goods were to leave the city. Herman re false missed Jobn Feehy, ing Lieut Strawblige, brought in by the Seventh Ward, <a ratted over. to the mili Michael Kennedy the streets, and feel: pot at large found Lewis, drunk; fine $1 91. y conduc! do $3 Ht do $194. John Grinnel, do.; dis- 5 for trial. in the street; dismissed. Peter lice of the himself very drank {n aconviction that heshould the circumstances, he himacif off to the watch-bouse under a arrest. This morning he tes!ified that his prisoner eught to but would leave it be tot unished for drunkenness, justice. Justice Waltet in consideration of the service rendered to the commonwealth, in having arrested bis drunken alter evils “42° dismissed him with a lecture upon the intemperance. First Warp Potice — —The Metropolitan Po- lice in the First Ward have been vei during the month of October, Justice having Issued fifty-one corporation warrants and to $351 24, and thirty-two nine of which were for #4 ments, amouati States warran' sage thieving. vigilant ry Tur Grorerrown Ciry Councits a = evening pursuant to adjournment, but bot| adjourned without the transaction of bu: dose red want of 8 quorum. 7 said to have been a fight night in Bri street, See two citizens—both “ feed men.’ Nobody hiirt. ‘Tue Campsriis generally wind up the week with an extra budget of cont things, so look out for to-night’s pe Whitenorst, on Pa. av., is furnishing like- prominent men, including Gens. Scott, MeClefland. (from recent ‘aittl Fremont, Andegon, Wool nesses of coer letters. becn geen Gang a Teen ae wears na other: oc 31-colm* Cavrion.—I hereby caution the person who has Inpia, a evan Bianxets. your T.me t ») Butler, Banks, Every tYon of likenesses, from miniature to life- his card photographs for sending in patent Carpet Stretcher to abstain er use of the same, as | am determ: the law agsinst him. Biav, G at., bet. 14th and 15th ets. New 0 Buy. are Blankets, 7 feat ious, 4 feet wide, at 3.000, Rubber Biankets, 6 feet long, 3 feat wide, at 1,000 Paver Blankets and Poncho combined, for Althe India Rubber Warehouse, 303 Pa ave between 9th and loch ate.” *no ltt’ |t Prockes™ or ritation of the vu ti ed. them effect Vo!32 for advertiseme: aoe the earn oe ever 80 HIER, ps more serious attack ma, lic Speakers oleari effectual id "si HI fi a! eek the romchial Bg OF ir- i Facts ror So.pigzs.—Throughout the Indian and Crimean cam; . the onl. roved paiene medicines which themselvee ab-e to cure the worst cases of ‘sen! teer see ntery, So and Pulls and Vintment. that he 1s suppii: Ther cents per pot or box. pint dealers oudan Fever. were of counterfeits and dealers endeavoring to dispose of ad other articles on the reputation attained leimbold’s Extract Buchu, @ positive remedy for disess: Res umn. » &o. &o. ‘Bee aaverti of the Biadder, Kidney Ask for He! vertisement in another —- so id tharown fe ce NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOAKS! MONDAY, | Recutan WINTER OPENING OF CLOTH CLOAES. ane Nov. 4th, c Allof the a Son. at very moderate prices. oo S1_St SOLUTION tofare existir E_Lorpis this dsy ¢ironizad by mu r be conducted by Eb- dd, who assumes and the said fi m,and who lest all moneys due the EBEN VEZER LORD. ‘The.husiness wi! enexer Lord, at the old si ‘will pay all the liabilities of is hereby suthorized to co! At MAXWE Li38 Closk and Ma ‘Sto e, 32S Pa. avenue. OF COFARTNERSHIP. Notioe is corer that th ler the firm fl hereafte November 1, ee nie, ate eae fully repaired. no 1-3t | ANDGENY of very sugerior G most celebrated makere Timekeepers in Silver Cases, at lar; a serortanent Inet reoei' jold by al » Te cEMEN'S NEW Styl | the liable low; Holloway’s fore, let every agin with ae" te Boll's. UES, CIRCULARS, here -| tickets for gentleman and Ind hronometers, Jewelry, &o ,care- “M. W.GALT & BROTHER, Jewelers, 354 Pa. avenur, Four doors were o Brown’s Hotel. Mas tween 12th aod rom ptly attended Ms LLIN ay STORE OT pri_nty remidence, No. 3 pat? IT avi Bsa Has removed her from Pa avenue to 15 G street. \3th sts., whos she will be. he poy to see all hess former customers, All orders be-l 09 S-3t! UTLER’S ey —For sale, a first rate Philadelrhia Express Wagon. Also, & no top business Bugsy, oR ht very Gheety Shog Bros. Evghth at, a Repairing of all kinds» promptly doae, AND’S | INE—NOTIC: 8 schoouer deiph's, is now discharging oar Sing t ® light AMUSEMENTS. To" hadehirarygcana FR virieae ERS, THE UAD'RS BATTLE. ite KING'S NATIONAL C:RCUS AND Metropolitan Arena ‘WILL OPEN MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 4th, for the Rozels, ir Season, in the Pavilion on E street, site of the Old Nationa! Theater. ‘The Manazer, Mr. TOM KING, reapect{ally. 9 9g nounces to ths citizens and demzens of the tropolis that he has secured for the OPENING NIGHT AND CARMINE WEFEK the following dietinewish=d ladies and gentlemen of note and ywiedged talent in the professioral arena and gymoasia : MR. JAMES 2L VILLE, . Intaerip Horseman, Rey he. spon i debut roadway Theater rk, took the » bie by surprise, and cau i, a the Press to teem with ea! logistic no’ FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN RIDER. boa M. will, on the occasion of his initial Entree n Washington, introduce his two pupi Masters WILLIE anv FERNANDEZ. MADAME CAMILLE, the Gay and Dashing Equestricnne, MAD’LLE MARIE, the Fascinating and Picturesque MAD ULE VL CINTA: the Embodiment of Grace nsteness, and LA PETITE ELOISE, on Child Rider, incorporated in the list of Female Attractions ; us give ‘Tons, Sttie and Evvective CHaRactae to the entire Entertainments. PHILO NATHANS, the Bare-back and Somersault Rider, has been engaged, together with FERDINAND TOURNAIRE, the astonishing Pirouette Performer, tozether with WM. KINCADE, the famous Master of the Art of Somersetting. Special arrangements have also bsen made with Mast.GEO. DARIUS, Ycizpt Trax Man Monkey In the Schoo! of Ath'etios will be found MESSRS, PENNEY AND JONES, whilom of Dan Rick’s Great Suow, where. all the principal cities of the South and West, thes @ furore by their intrepid feats on le Echelle Periliouse, Trapaze Flying Bar, &c , &c, THOMAS SING) Tue Cuamrion Lab: will sppear and yoeees tas hist two prodigies, the DAN SARe ‘DINE the People’s Gow will reign mm the jo sovertment of bi ty Mirth and Hilari Dividing some < at the honora, however. with the TFOLIO COMEDIAN, THE PILLIPUTIAN DAN. FRANK WHITTAKER. the ) Fopalar and Standard Performer, has been se- as Master of the Circle and Equestrian Di fone. J. PROSPERI’S BAND, Consistine 26 Musicians has been engaged spec! ally fe for this Entablishment. THE HUESSS ARE Fi SEES: IMPORTED AND BLOODED. Tux Dresses, Costumes, PARAPHERNALIA AND a Deantifol ing manufactured dnring are new the aBt 2 monthe in New k and Philadelphis by the beet artifioers and ‘deuiguers. ‘The Pavilion 1s of approved construction. and wi!l be illuminated with gas supplied from the Dis- trict Gas Works. Priczs or ADMIssio> Dress Circle. Social Boxes. chester C: to seate for colored persons. .25 conts, P. 8. There will be no half price tickets sold for any but Dress Circle Places. MATI INEES At 2 O’CLock On WEDNESDAY and 8 SATURDAY AFT’NS. ‘Tickets for sale af all she leading Hotels. Doors oven at 7 o’clook formances will oom- mence at 8 o’clock, and terminate at 8 seasonabie hour. Omnibuses will pe at the doors of exit to i to all parts of the city and adjoining Sole Lessee and Manager in in Chief... -Taomas, Kine Associate Manager » Scott Treasurer___. Business Agent .. Guo. Wirrney . RK. P. Jonzs Due notice will be given of the appearance ofa NUMBER OF STARS, wits om engSgements are now pending. XMITON AND ASSEMBLY, at ane Fel- cows’ Hal, 1 gat Lay hth st., Navy Yar BEURSDAY VENING Now Mh. Prot ill gives Free Exhibition of a style of Danoing by his present Class, 7 to 9 p. m. Assembly commences ator 00K 5 ies 50 ceuts. Exhidi- tion free. Tickets to be obtained at the Hall. _0¢ St iw* ()DD FELLows’ oo EVENTH, Anove D Sr. Continued Success ‘of This Favorite Troupe TWEL. rf Lim WEEK CAMPBELL, MINSTRELS, I PERFORMERS. Immense ranean] ANK SWANN, The Grea, Basso. from the Cooper Opera Troupe. Naw Sones anv ATTERPIECES! no onelates org the be a-Son....-..-- WANTS. yt 8 if WANTED UPON Rs yolcgtinn cee, Address “ Clerk,’’ this office. j Ra Ro SIGNEES ANTED-—A PIE and CAKE BAKER. - “North € a from Phila- WwW ply at 306 Eighteenth st , between K ad the corner of | sts, no? mt. Te, res Pratt sod F. otrar streets, Balti hing their to OR SALE—A b-antiful gre: Tyears old, perfestly sound, e agent On board. Arabian MARE, kind aod re a She oan be seen on Eoureday Fri- turd: and 12 o’clock. Tue ADAMS “The money, should bs eno! sealed, with th the fu’ othos ard money in sepa’ camps, es poeen be collected by C. geivedin in n bala _tntie Fame, tooled, wilt be es a tion. ma ‘ork ose ates ge volunteering St any oO! the primal ae gg be rei gee re the Ces aa - at No, 400 C NOTICE TO SOL. DBRS EXPREsS COM ir so.diers to their ether goid or in @n envelope, make Geom pay pisces reas by their Saeee ata char; oen's for any sum not exceedin; g Ey doll do! oc WD St* liars. od ats., between the hours of9 & m. ites of 2 ry notes, pon f4 securely }l address ( nolading town, post the person to whem to be sent, or the abow jarnished, wi es oir toonth de ‘ay of ‘Oot Syiaw be y exolud aden y = ore of th and the amount legibly marked ther To eo are npt delivery, the Wc ‘conte charge sho W hen faci ‘acilfoes for enveloping and sealing the rate parcels ‘are net et hand in to do! this service for + will be nied with the fall ea persone for whom in- ape phe ef ee inne loyal Stata, atthe some im sender the th: Seles seca pap ta sums that ma: ‘eins of urtneats, or ‘other ined offices ‘ot the dress, of anes tose yas Is May, oivs plained fron the Ld EXPRESS 6 COMPANY. WILKIN- and ) puatmremes ae ion a. Ww ote seal ie, Garrorsy OF ‘isi 2 in Sia winter ged nll ry private Ss a tea e oat) oo Yale aad Col olumtan sec as outs former pa- wre ites oer fe before the 4th of mer to Prof wheat Librarian 5 atent Office, who ‘grea pail’ sequiatte i beens es Seg 8, (over it. ie “iinrenoUi UNCKLES. 00 7-| \wadp. sso ae tap cing AY eta sutnor al us ease fore’ ow e rt 5 - ANTED-—A FURNISHED vous. aoeerate rent. Address “T.,” Star no ANTED—A GIRL. of abont 12 yours of (orphan preferred,) to socom California. vl ly to A. “PHELAN, No. 487 Tenth st 3 iw man,a8iT jimself gen- laced. ae ws NTED—By & thorough business UATION asoltrk “an make erally useful in any socition he omer be pl dreva*T. a J.,”” Washington P. ANTE D—Two communicating | Tanuaas RO Om 2, with or without Board ir the cen tral sees ‘of the'ci'y. Address **A,” at this office, no2 WANA comfortable FURNISHED HOUSE, for the session of Congress, not too far from the Capitol, at a rent of between ao hor oad month. ‘Also, two erat ished ched and siting room Capitol Hs Hall ie + logation ie coperced for bot Address *. "oer aya Of- w Ww ANTED CTS or three good COAT MA- ERS, for which I will pay the oly, x, prjoes. ANTED—A Man to atte: ‘am boiler. deer aT. M ARR TES ‘Opster Dae, VANDOME, Merchant Tailor, No. seh st . eon F and. G sts., ‘oppseite Fat RARE OPPORTUNITY.— wie A A da init for Ca stook ke and Sxteres o busines: ne, an inter- No communication will be where hoe name ar: ° had. notloed a unless sccompanied wi! eo name. Tos ae energetic merchant, with nd Wanans OP's epi Bole” ‘Adera Business,” at the oftes of this paper. oc 3I-Im ANT: ye small Ledges or oF ath unfer- nishi a 4d a tl streets ou the yer tpnn ol i fomls ve ress Box 633 P.O. WANTED you Cee od ‘ann Ta eight yours’ uation try 8 ore, is desi: ae fpotaiaing & a SITU JON! Min goats” pe je benigens Picase Post . tute aot 20 muoh sa; objest ass permanent ‘situation: 3i-st™ WANTED — . OLORED MAN (slave) who oan come wel! led by his owner, or a free man, will ana He must be a go nsotal one place once owned by War nfo. bem ae ce ply JOBNSON: LY 4 & CO. sag Bai ‘corner 8: ANTE 10, Ibs old Bo BaP imo! +4 3. SE SHOES and @ qisntities, foe whieh one cout per Ree VANS, oo Siw (RK bliesn). 19 Pa. avenue. JRUSTELREN, TAUaMC De ba § mi WV paiocton ye to Legg that the sigan gait CoE WANTED, ol st WAL st WALL, ote pe ee ING AB ELA RYE EPR D FOUND. vening, on the ste LOST Be Srom fie Bewes acy Cirole of ti say's B tise a ry t pe soos aa pats appliontion to OBES SON, 291 Ps aven oO the Dep UNK, smeared ~ Stunts Wa hington, D. Cc.” The ard: ft wil ve. otive & suitable reward on leaving the eame at the Kirkwood House. no 3-3t* 8 REWARD,—St-ay-d away. on Tuesdary Oct, 29th, three COW. biaok baffales, and one red and white rpeckiod, with large crooked horns. The aboye re- ward wii paid to the utes or finders, turning § them & to the Gov t Printin, Office: ANDREW GLEASON. “REWAR D.—S'raved away, on the Ist inst., from Bre BRESNEHAN’S, in ‘emperinoce Hal! Alley, between D and & or Cy ond Leo sts, & medium sized red gna ed Calf ahout 3 weeks old, wich rope Sean ite ‘The sbove reward wil! be pre for their retu: Cane TO MY PREMISES, = the, —_ oe & brindle bufilo COW, spot on her foreh owen quested to ooms forward, prove property, psy charges, Rad take her away. MURPHY. no 2 St* Poundary st, between 7th and sth. Cool a = k $2 REWAR D.—Wiill be given for the return (uninjured) of the e which was stolen from t @ residence of the late Mrs. Julia Keep, E street, between 10th and 11th etrests. questions asked, at Star office. Esteve Two MULES came to the premises =i. Roberts, = the 30th woe The o Tr CAND g' em rovi pro) By i onernee: on the corner Of td and ME streets. ge, PO7iDE No above reward given. . Bayeire 8 REWARD STRAYED ORS STOLEN— 8 From the commons in ait First Sey onthe 25th inst . two C 'S,one iaok Gow with white stripe apie fer and white belly, and very wide horn; willbe frosh tn a fot dnrarioghe otitis the othor a red and white or m.lx and cider colors with white face and short horas. The above re- ward will be given for, the rear ce ag cows to me. on 17th street, between K and L, 90 28 6t* Tiree Ward. BOARDING. WO OR THREE PERSONS CAN BE accommodated with BOARD at 190 | street. noth side, fronting Pa avenue, between 2th snd 2ist ste, Single gentiomen preferred. oo 30-lw* ros SALE AND RENT. —A pall FUENVOED gouss, tol, Apply at No.4 eet, and eae ROOMS—Well farniohed Rooms jay, week or month, in houses Nos. 475 snd 477 Thitteenth st., three doors from Pa, avenue and midway between Willards’ ane irk- woods’ Hoteis, no lag F°r, tena N between Poa UNFURNISHED PAR- Sd street, (west side) G and Magsnchusetts ost tomar water in the yard. Also,the HOUSE No. 299 Bistrot, containing 4 large mi mcets aid ey. no Fo ENT. i 20th and 2ist str Fok RENT-A levees neatly furnished second- story front ROOM, without board, at 510 north L st, between 9th’and 10th sts. ¢@ 31-St* *URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Near the Capitol. To good tenant the rent will be a month No. 308 Delaware avenue, heeween and U streets, oc St pe DET Ons, large magpifcent PARLOR. oom edjoinke unfurnished.) in one of the Suest looslities ; table ie also for comemittces. Rent moderate, if tal NK- LIN’S, 244 Pa. coe FAE™ FOR SALE, or Exchange for Cit; Property. situated in Sommervill’ county . Jersey, containing %2 acres ina high Handsomely FURNISHED y at No, 173 1 st vet, ¢, between nquireat state of oul- oat pid good dwel'ing-housa, with ail tardy out bi ood water power, fine grohard an well~ miles from Central Rail daily trains, 3 miles from Plainfield, and 20 malice from ym Jersey. Cc ty. ‘or farther particulars inquire of G K eweler,516 Seventh st. - posite Yatellixencer Office. oc 25 Im* HiANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— ‘our ebandovmsely Furnished Rooms, supetied and water, and conveniont to the ‘ost Office Departments, for reut. Apply at 90% husetts avenue, north side, betwoes EDUCATIONAL. WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN FE- RY A Besse: NG aND Day Scuoon, No, 422 F'st . between 6th and 7th sts., Washington ; and fro, 151 West st , Georgetown. The daties of this Institution were resumed in September. airs ati btained at the book- roe, oF by addressing the Prine 80 23-cotf M. J ARROVER. 1 KES HORSE SHO! FS ( Barden" 's) Just rece: wed and o by, Repub. JOBN R._ELVANS 00 $1_eoSt Ore | -inch, YG “1 and picked.) HORE BRUSH in Gave t Fatiern, CURRY COMBS, 63 BLACKSMITHS PINCHES, MY WEBB PADES and SHOVELS, ‘ko. Reoeived and for sale b cosived td forsale % ‘OH R. ELVANS, 60 S1-eo3t (Repnb.} 309 Pa averue. BE NSRMONT. BAKE OVENS, MY 'ENTSTOVES, Y hte STRAW ét TTERS, AT Ra A ANK’s HAY, PLATFORM aod COUN- CL BCAL KS. and cs a ae ©, For sale HOLOW, Agtio iar Warenouse, eis Seventh et., | eu between Pa. av. and Canal, NS, PRUNES, DATES, &o. 125 boxes Bunch RAISIN NS, 1S pox ss PRU 25 barrels URIE PPLES, 5 barrels BR N RRIES, 360 drums P dorenjare Bi BRANDY PEACHES, 10 ca°ks RANT TS. au received ands - F ala 00 3 T aoe ING seen vp all its bra ches, by BUC. 8 No. 395, corner phir! teenth and H sts,’ Gentlemen’s and Boys’ r C othes cut to order. Having made arrange- nents with a skillful Steam Soourer, | am Bre red to execute all orders in this line, as well fending, in the most satisfxcto: Moe E Nz —Tailor Hay ng ry manner, 8 OFFICERS AND SCLDIER IGHT DR« sold on ail parce tie United States, in sums oo suit officers nd so'diers, Also, rats oF on London, Ireland, Seotiand, * ales, ai ‘TBDy. Sincurrent at moUey, bought st best rates. SWEBNY, OnE. PANT & CO., oo 12-Im Bankers. 352 Pa. near Brown’s, 7 3-10 ON HA aD U. 8. PREASURY NOTES, which will be supp ied at par to our customers, free of gharee. mand yroanary Notes, as heretolore, wi receiv oe BEN yy aT TEN HOUSE, F FANT & CO, 120 Bankers, 352 Pa. av., near Brown's. OPLE’S CLOTHING STORE, No. venth st. is the place to bay. , oar runks, Hats and Capa. ML SEE OUR NEW. Tr OF Cai SLOTHINe “No. 460 Seventh st. 00 1- i her PE Clothing, M. I. FRANKLI OPTICIAN TO THE PRESIDENT AND MIL- 944 Penn’aav.,: noth ‘ti adey) bet ith and 13th ste SPECTACLES, provided with genuine Rook Crystal or Periscopic Lenses, mount in gold, milver or steel, aad suited with utmost care for every age and ‘eyezight, FIRST CLASS MILITARY FIELD-GLASSES, Microscover, Compasses, and Mathematical In Strementa at the lowest Eastern prices, 20 EW SUPPLIES IN CLt 5 meres and Vestings. of qualities that oan oe relied on, at less than the u- wl priese, in eta piain colors and select fancy sty ies With al Kinds of Dry G ods for bed general and special wauts of families and nousekeepers. cap 8, Curtains, Gilcioths, Rugs, &0., upper ‘Cne price only ee inpiein Ye sito. ° inth st., sh Building.” 00 9 St Ws Bes | leave to pag ic! T soenitnn of Officers to A at ic QUT MEN. A iar skin assimere which bod retaia its ¢o! Sashes, d. Tele, Gountle nh Army EE (indigo d tor'Bldnnel Shirts, Log” ne wea es qmraiey eis 28. ae oer traps, ane anc ‘devices 0’ ot doers ae oy sapection wil wil prove ‘sat ra Tie: Ge Give RUSH, FOR SE REET, SUA Tonka tan eee 00%6-im_ _ Merohant Tailors, No. jo, 460 Pais, Fancy Tanah, ten Eoin er ensige TELEGRAPHIC NEWS The War ABOUTS ia Misseuri. GEN. FREMONT AT SPRINGFIELD—TEE WHERE- OF PRICE. Heavgvarters Caxr Lyos, ye get Mo, Oct 27 —Gen. Fremont and sta here yesterday, andthe Benton Cadets, Gol Carr's cavalry, and Gen. Sigel’s command at different periods daring the sam: nn e day. W Lite, of the Prairie Scouts, whose com- started with Major Zagony! fot Springfield, bad’ been quite ill, ros gol . er bi gepecwd while riding ina buggy, after fight of Friday wes tken several miles out of town by & guard of twent) chang d bat he was rescued by 8 arty of Green unty Bi ome Guards, and is now ere. Gen_ Fremont will probably remain beré until the other divisions of the army arrive. Jurrxrson City, Oct. 31.—A detachment of Col. Boomer’s regiment, under Captain Coop, the day before yesterday broke upasmall camp of rebels at Coat’s Prairie, capturing a lot of arms RUMORED DEFEAT OF and their camp equ! page PRICR’S REAR GUARD. St Lovrs, Oct. 31 —Intelligence bas reached here that Gen Sigel had attacked and defeated Gen. Price’s rear guefd, at Bolivar, and taken true in as Gen, St Monday inst, Ifa fig Gen. Rains prisoner. This, however, can only be “ee ‘wag in Springfield on has taken place at or near Boliver, it must base been with some of the force belonging Gen. Asbeth Gen. Prentiss has gon: pedition. From *s division. ¢ out on another scret ex- Eurepe. St. Jouns,Nov. {.—The steamer Borussia,from Liverpool, on the 234 ult , has been intercepted <or Race, by the newsboat of the Associated Pifnere is a great abundance of bullion in the bank of England and on change, with indica- tions of tobable continuance. Console closed at 923,495. United States 5's have advanced. The Gazette de France denies the warm discussion between Persigny and ofa bouve- nal, on the Italian question, and says no differ- ence of opinion exists. The Patrie says that the English Admiralty have decided upon plating their ships of war already built. Ifthe experiment succeeds England could have twenty plated in one year. The Ad- miralty have also determined to execute numer- ous defensive works in India, China, the Red Sea and at Malta. The London Times says the American block- ade is not effectual, and reminds the Washington government that foreign nations are bound to re- cognize only a real blockade. minds the Lancashire The editor re- people of the running of the blockade by the steamer Bermuda, and shows that the cuttin work of the Sout! that all cotton exportati: the rebel government in off of the cotton supply is the as much as the North. The Times also says that it seems oe true ion has been forbidden by order that foreign nafions, especially England, may be forced to take sides in the American uarrel. The steamers Bohemian and Edinburg bave ar- rived out. Cotton closed yo at prices yaks higher Flour closed dul Wheat bad a downward tendency. Corn closed heavy at prices 9d a is lower. firmer, and prices have Provisions closed steady. Tallow closed advanced Is. From Gene: [Correspondence of Darnestown, Oct. the Associa’ 31.—The recent order as- signing the Maryland brigade to guard the Balti- more and Obio railroad causes genera! dissatis- faction among the rivates and subordinate officers. They argue that, baving performed ex- traerdi: mont ry and arduous guard duty fer four mn the Upper Potomac, they are entitled toa position where they can win distinction for themselves and their officers It is known to the wr the attempts in certain iter that, notwithstanding uarters ‘to injure the con- dition ofthe army by inferences and against Gen. Stone on aster of Ball's Bluff, that he, up to the time. posers account of the recent dis- present enjoys the fullest confidence of tens. Scott and McClellan. The publication of the official report of that affair wil that able and. energetic the shafts of calumny Asan evidence of the 1, I venture to assert, raise officer above the reach of rapidity of themovements of this division, and the eneryy and endurance of our men, the following data is submitted : The Pennsylvania Twenty- ninth, Col. Murphy, left their encampment at 9 p. m.. on the 2ist, for Conrad’s Ferry; arrived there at 2 a. m., on the 224; distance i5 miles. Crossed the canal and Es cketted the river two ttalion crossing over miles below the ferry, a to Harrison’s Island, to as- sist in removing ‘the dead and wounded, without reiief, food or rest until 3 menced to fell trees to .m. They then com- build # bridge over to the island. At 4 p. m were ordered to Edward’s Perry, @ distance of si dark; beavy rain durin; or rations; laid on arms all night. x miles; arrived there at ig the day; no fire, shelter At2p.m on the 23d ordered to Maddy Branch to picket the river for nine miles: weding through mud deep; train di night intensely cold; noshelter, as the not arrive Sint hoon on the 24th withstanding all this exposure and arrived there at 8 p.m and swollen creeks waist on Not- rivation not oue of these herdy Pennsylvanians faltered or has since suffered any illness in consequence. Arrivel ef the Ang MonrTREaL, Oct. 31. jo-Saxen. —The steamship Anglo- Saxon arrived at Farther Point at 3 pm, with thirty-six cabin and 118 steerage passengers. She experienced stormy westerly gales, and was de- tained forty-eight bours by a fo; of the Straits of Belle Iste. hemian on the 20th. Arrival Boston, Nov. 1.—Thi arrived and landed the Si Warren about 5 o’cloc he Fert Lafayette Prisen: at the entrance She pessed the Bo- 5. e steamer State of Maine prisoners at Fort k last evening. Twocom- panies of the Massachusetts Twenty-fourth regi- ment are doing guard duty at the fort. Massachusetts Thanksgiving Day. Boston, Nov. 1.—T he 2ist of November has been appointed thanksgiving day. GECRGETOW N ADVERT’MT'S 2 Rio, Maracai »2and 15) sacks Fink ‘and G. For sale by no2 St HHDS. PRIME ORLEANS SupAR. bo and Java Cot 3 Mackerel, A. Sait, W. H. TENNEY. _ Lo OUT FOR SATURDAY NIGHT! ORGETOWN! é SOKRGETOWN! in Night of the Saght of the ro ight of the Metropoutan FORREST HALL: FORREST LL! poem fers Boe! era ctroponitam Opera Troupe! Nieur Lan Gh Sat: ANB SALA NIGHT: SEANB sata Come Onx, Come ALL! Come Ong, Comx Onz, comm ALL! OME ALL! 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BOE oon Just ST oreiads om an Eastern ave, | oe Eieieeuons shave sigan ANGE COUNTY co — Se, aes ta SECOND EDITION. _ THREE O'CLOCK P.M Umrep Starzs Consvt at Nict —James Les- ley, jr, the accomplished and efficient Chief Clerk of the Wor Department, bas been appotated Consul at Nice, a place which bas recently be- come of much importance, being now the frontier post or border between France and Italy, and it has been raised to the grade of « salaried con- sulate. Nice, it will be remembered, le the rest- dence of Garibaldi. The Consul Generalship of India, at Calentta, (85,000 salary,) was tendered to Mr. Leslie, some time since, but wes declined by bim. Imvortant #20m Loxpox —The London Pest, (Lord Palmerston’s organ, and next to the Times the most influential paper in England) reseived by the last steamship an hour only before we goto press to-day, declares that the idea elther of the recognition of the so-called Southern Confederacy on the part of England, or an attempt ea ber part to raise our blockade of the southern ports, will surely lead to 2 war, in which the Interest of Bri- tain must suffer vastly more than through the temporery want of cotton. Cotonano T: Tory —Returns have been te- ceived at the General Land Office, showing the surveys in the new Territory of Colorado of the first and second standard parallels north to and closing upon the Rocky Mountains The lands are reported as of 2 superior quality, being well adapted to agricultural purposes. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. 2 THE FREMONT IMBROGLIO. We are to-day assured that nearly a week ago the President duly transmitted to Gen. Hunter the 80 long talked-of order transferring to him the command of Gen. Fremont. We believe the statement to be true. NO MORE BRIGADIERS AT PRESENT. The President and Cabinet, of course with Generel McClellan’s concurrence, have cencluded to appoint no more Brigadier Generals at present. NoT 80. The War Department bas received dispatches from Fortress Monroe that there Is no trath what- ever in the report that vessels connected with the great naval expedition had returned te Forwess Monroe. MORE PROMOTIONS FROM ANKS. This forenoon the President promoted Sergeants Daniel Madden, Samuel M. Whiteside, and An- drew Stoll, all of the Sixth Cavalry, U. 8. A., to be Second Lieutenants im the same corps—of course for good conduct as non-commissioned officers. MAIOR GENERAL M'CLELLAN. It is understood in official circles that Major General McClellan will of course continue in sc- tual command of the Army of the Potomac, leav- ing the business of the ‘‘headquarters of the Army of the United States” to be conducted hereafter precisely as when General Scott, then command- er-in-chief of the United States Army, was in personal command in Mexico. That is: by the Secretary of War, assisted by the Adjutant Gen- eral. So long as General McClellan is here, how- ever, be will doubtless in person discharge most of the duties lately discharged by Gen. Scott. NO BOUNTY LANDS GRANTED FOR SERVICE IN TER wat. The following circular is being sent from the Pension Bureau to many applicants for bounty land for current military service: Prnsion Orrice, Nov. 2, 1861. Sir: The application for bounty land. by you in bebalf of « soldier of the war, is herewith returned to your address. A sufficient number of similar unfounded claims having been bot t to a preooet teen ton ~ Mr may be misled into prmnyaewentiy Pt suck aclaim, ook to save this office much useless labor, { bave to inform you that no paper of this character will be en] among our files, or in any manner enter- tained. There is no lew for service rendered su tacoma Prapeg Amy 3, vise, nor will anv application be trested as valid w a future act of Congress, if aoe of the approval of such act by the Executive. Respectfully yours, Joseru H. Barrett, Commissioner. FIGHT ON THE TENNESSEE RIVER. The Confederates Routed A Combined Land and Water Operation. Sr. Lovis, Oct. 30, 1861.—Sir: The “Cones- toga,’? Lieut. Commanding Pheips, has agein been up the Tennessee river as far as Eddysville, 62 miles distant from Paducah, with three com- panies of the Illinois regiment, under command of Major Philips, and conjointly they have had a handsome and successful skirmish, in which the rebels broke and fied in every direction, leaving seven dead on the field. Our casualties consist of two severely wounded and a few slightly so—among them a captain ef a company. Forty-four prisoners were taken from the enemy; alao, seven negroes and thirty-one horses, eleven mules, two transportation wagons, a large number of saddles, muskets, rifies, shot guns, sabers, knives, &c. Lieutenant Commanding Phelps, and the ofScers and crew, of the “Conestoga,” as well as Majer Philips and bis men, are deserving of the highest credit for their bearing in this expedition. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, obedient servant, C.H. Poors, Captain U.8.N.,&c. * ee LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. nen FROM FORTRESS MONROE. THE NAVAL EX?EDITION WREN HEARD FROM. VESSELS SEPARATED FROM IT. Battmorz, Nov 2.—The Old Point boat, which arrived this morning, brings the follow- ing intelligence: Fortress Monrox, Nov 2.—The Ethan Alien, which bas returned here, reports that she left the fleet off Cape Hatteras, and that the ferry beats Eagle and Commodore Perry bad already been separated from the other vessels of the naval ex- pedition The Roanoke bas just returned from the bleck- ade off Charleston, but brings no intelligence. Her shaft was broken when off Beaufort, 8.C,, and the prevaient heavy weather slong the const compelled ber to come up ouside the course of the great expedition. It is supposed that the fleet has elready reached ite destination. A fing of trace went to Norfolk to-day, but has not yet returned. Last BUFFALO Ry, Oo H-14t aa... . Sem pern pa, BEEF a ON da o fist Si ri eas s deriv ted ip