Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1861, Page 2

a a INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH. TREASURER’S MONTHLY STATEMENT, NOVEMBER 25, 1561. From late Southern papers we take the fol- several last returns, as specified below, in the pater to the depot shinmiernet, eet ole ee hich di have been issued to the » Yet reported as a kiss teletos.;cecaiatns ot the Somme bets eahjant Ge teat eae vox ane sitorses, ordered by the Secretary of gi also the amounts to Ais credit now wnavasiable, Ro Troops. —In order to justify their monstrous scheme «f arming the ne- gtoes of the South and aiding and abetting in generel midnight incendiarism and throat-cutting of women ard children by the negroes, to make up their own shortcomings !n failing to enter the Tux ALLrozp N OUR MILITARY BUDGET. poten oct las REVIEW YESTERDAY. The Division commanded by Gen. E. D. Keyes ‘was reviewed yesterday by Gen McClellan and Staff, on Meridian Hill. The forces reviewed consisted of the brigades of General Couch, Peck and Grabam, with the Pennsylvania Artillery, commanded by Maj. West, and the Cavalry troop The Co:nmander-in- Chief was attended by Gen. Marcy, Lieut. Col- onels Coiburn, Hudson end Sweitzer, and some dozen others of bis military family throng of visitors, we noticed M gan, Gen. Patrick, and Senator York. The regiments of infantry were drawn up in three lines of battle, (by brigades,) with the artillery forming a fourth, and afer passing tp ion was drilled in evolu- (ios of the line by Gen. Keyes, who formed it into squares by battalion at double quick, and maneuvered the regiments closed en masse in the most intricate movements, in a masterly manner. ‘The appearance of the twelve hollow squares going through the manuel, now bristling with bayonets, and now presenting arms, was very imposing, and elicited the greatest admiration We understand that the General commanding the division was highly complimented by General McClellan, who expressed the greatest gratitica- tion with the proficiency acquired by the com- imand in the short time that they have been under EVENING ST WASHINGTON CITY: Showing the amount to Treasury, and with t: credit, at the dates of the : Treasurers LICK CREBK BRIDGE REPAIRED. Lyncusvure, Dec. 4.—President Branuer, of the Erst Tennessee Railroad, telegraphed here that the bridge over Lick Creek is ail tomes ‘Thursday to carry passen- gers around that bridge. FEDERAL GUNBOATS CHASED, ETC. Mempzts, D-c 3 —On Sunday lest several Ped- inboats camein sight of Columbus, Ky , and five cf the Confederate gu several miles. No captures were effected The Confederate steamer Grampue captured on Friday a lumber boat near Bird’s Poiat, which bad on board 175 000 feet of Inmber The Federals bave sent twelve boats loaded with troops from Paducah aud Cairo to St Louis. The Florida end Pamlico engaged a Federal vessel off the east end of Horn Is! this morning. The Federals retired SOUTH CAROLINA CONFEDERATE CotumBia, 8. C., Dec. sterday elected the Hon. R W. Barnwell and n. Jas. L. Orr, Confederate States Senators. PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMB_Y . 4 —The Presbyterian General of the Confederate States convened here ‘he Rev. Francis McFarland was elect- ed moderator by acclamatien. “PARSON BROWNLOW.’? The dispatch published that “Parson Brownlow” commanded the forces tern ‘Tennessee is rather the Richmond Dispatch of Monday contains the following card which he recently , but not yet reported as panne eth chad a tier by Basging us posted done, the sdvocates of the inauguration of a French-revoiution here are harping upon an alle- gation that the rebels are using armed regiments It ts utterly untrue that je such company anywhere In the ‘The story that there is such a regiment né affeirs in their vicinities new fo Thovgb fuse fxn is printed on the fastest Beam prets 'n ns* amuih of Baltimore, its edition ts 80 large as to require it to be put to press at an” patho Pia Advertisements, pire should be | at or about Winchester, Va , is utterly false. Thev gent In before 12 o'clock Mj otherwise they may may rot appear until the next day. +2028 aa te movements 2: of negroes agzinst us In what piace. bouts chased them Treasury of the United States, Was! w York, New Yor! Harris of New rete met] employ negroes to do the labor of their camps, construct military works, &c., and such slaves so used are justly and surely confiscated and freed UP To our Baltimore resders we would sey | by the law, ax fast as our armies can get posses- sion of them. The only negroes in arms any. be bad in Baltimore of E. FP. Hazelton, agent,| where in the South are at New Orleans. They No. 74 West Baltimore street, near Gay—the first | are free negroes; not a slave being among them. edition at half past four and the second at eight o'clock, on the arrival of the trains from Wasb- Ington, giving all the latest news from the seat of ‘war up to the time of going to press. ae pa Assistant Treasurer, San Franci: ry at Baltimore, Ma: : nd at 9 o’clock st Review, the whole di that the first and second edition of the Star can bd a positary at Cincinnati, Ohio. at ent 58 ‘3 at sitary at Fipebare fosseriveaie. Zhi ino’ ‘Michi post tary at Omaha ‘mpis City, Washingto: is ot St Croix,: Reymert ),. /positary at Omaha City, (Gilmore)... yOSi ary at Baltimore... poritary at Cincinnati ( Depositary at Louisvil.e, ( A large number ef them are men of property and more or less eiucation—Creole mulattoes, quad- roons and octoroons—who form aclassentirely dif- ferent from any other negroes in the United States, and whoin New Orleans have occupied a social and political status entirely different from that of the rest of the negroes there, for quite haif a cea- tury. They are the class that in the war of 1812 were in arms under Jackson; a large number of them sre themselves slavebolder:. BaT2 oN ss Avousta, Dec eo ~ na Sicksbe Weekly Star, fuller than evet of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on ou: counter ready fer Embraced In ifs enter- UP The new Dollar yesterday to the effect ’ ssistant Treasurer, New York, New Y, Byars Treasurer, hilaaelphia, ssistant Treasurer, at Balt Gelivery to the public taining contents are the following articles: ‘alton Matthews arms there are doing duty only as home guards— = ne Amp de pera patrol duty. Thusthey form an armed municipal Pp; Sketch | police, and have no where been brought into the It is due to the cause of truth and the preservation of the Union from be- coming a prey to the proposed establishment inthe h revolutionary government, on the one hand, and at the South to the reactory revolutionary government which Jeff Davis, Mason, Slidell, e: ai, are seeking to establish there, that the falsehood of this humbug story about the employment of negro troops should be We hold it to be self-evident that if the Affairs at} revolutionists of the North succeed in obtaining the control of the policy and messures of the government in the loyal section of the Uulon, they thereby assure the eventual trinmph of the reactory revolution now in pr: gress in the South. at an engagement in L4 Those now in efferds; Just W bat the Seldie-s Want— an invaluabie bill of fare for the cam of Charles Wilkes; Seizure cf Contraband Tybee Island and Fort Pulaski; Dis- covery of the Sex of Eila Zoyara. President's Message; Bomburd m- at at Penscaola: Gen_ Price's Neosho Proci»mation; Rerorts of | North of a Fre y of War and Postmaster Genefal; Work at the Navy Yard, Thanksgiving among the Volunteers; Deaths of Soldiers; Congres- a aerate . ie news from late southern pa reg Budget, with detai the Upper Potomac, and with the flotilla; Military movements in Missouri. irginta, and Kentuck Cairo, Fortress Monroe, Hatteras, Savannah, eee a ——_ a : legraphic diapatc! rom all Valuable Agriculture! and Horticultugal mis- cellany, local news, and general inteiligence. This is just the paper above all others for per- tons sojourning in the National Metropolis to fend to their friends at a distance three cents per copy, or $1.00 per annum; postage Prepeid by stamps when so arranged. +e Spirit of the Morning Press. ‘The Intetligencer urges the impropriety of Con- gressional legislation with respect to emancipa- tion, and the evils that would result from making tat the object of the war. The Repudiican treats upon European inter- vention in Mexico. “I have never, at any time, left Knoxville or DOIRINE 5555 c's Kpcvch thee shank conesimbetpenasqhoenspennasene " elsewhere with any guns, nor have I had any guns to furnish to others I left Knoxville about three weeks ago, on horseback, to try and collect some fees due me for advertising in the adjoining counties of Blount and Sevier, and stated 4o different persons where I was going and what my business was. regards the bridge burning, I have no knowledge of the gulity parties, a any intimation from any quarter of any such pur- pose until { heard the next day that fi had been perpetrated. 1 condemn the burning most unqualitiedly, as an ill-advised measure, andiam note sympathizer in any such move- And had a knowledge cf any such pur- pose come to me,I would have felt bound in good conscience to have made the fact known to the chief officers of the railroads. “T voluntarily signed a communication to Gen. Zollicoffer, weeks ago, twenty other gentlemen, promote peace, and to urge Union men not to rebel, to take up arms, or to commit an: That document was the Tennessee papers and I have kept that faith. “Wa. G. Browntow.”? CAPTURE OF CONFEDERATE STREAMERS We copy the following from the Mobile Adver- tiser of the 24th ult: . Weare informed on good authority that pri- vate dispatches, received in this city last night, from Handsborough, state that the steamer gon putin there last evenin, capture of the steamers California, of line, the Lewis, the John Briggs, and one other We hope the report is not well founded, but fear it is, as the Gulf was known to be filled unboats. The steamers, except ere yesterday morning. AMUSEMENTS IN RICHMOND, VA. There are two places of amusement 0} Richmond. Miss Ida Vernon made her first ap- pearance atthe Richmond Theaier on Monday night. The ‘Partington Sistera’’ are performing at Metropolitan Ha. “Social Club,” formerly of Washington c acotillon party at Monticello Hall, and on the same evening a grand ball was given at City LATER FROM THE FRONT. Yesterday, 23 was stated in our last issue, the reconnoissance mods in tbe direction of Acco- tinck, extended to the mill on the old Fairfax road, and returned at nightfall without having met an enemy. Some of our cavalry went by Pohick cbnrch, on the north, on the road between the Pohick and Accotinck creeks, to its intersec- tion with theold Fairfax roud. Some women and a boy met with, report no rebels at Fairfax Court House, but some pickets between there and Ger- | 5 field sgainst our troops Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York. .................. $125. ransfers ordered to Assistan’ ransfore ordered to Depositary ot Gisela ‘ere orderi Transfers ordered to Depositary at ° 2ecilg id I never had Bullion Fund. esting, Militar Assay office of the United Mint of the Un; Brauch mint o! In connection with this reconnoiesance from General Hancock’s brigade, General Fitz John Porter sent a force to the vicinity of Flint Hill, towards Fairfax Court House. evening, without having seen or heard of an All was quiet last night UNAVAILABLE. itiseteraad tact ther with ate a: In States now under Insurrectionary Control. ledging ourselves to B: h mint of the Units Branch mint o the United Sta: nch mint of the United States, Treasurer, New Orleans, * Answe's are req’ Price only | with your permission we desire to make a few corrections tn the article of your yesterday's cor- dent. I have taken the Scar for a long time. so liberally disposed towards {tas to be- vill give all a fair hearing. humble servant is a *‘ No Pro Slavery Man”? also, and born and bred ina siave Staie, at that; and belfeves that the ungenerous flings in the article Maa Will, upon reflection and second thought, be deemed, even by the writer, unworthy of a pro-slavery man, much more of a But, to be brief and to the point: A Christiaa pulpit has not been vacated, that it might be tilled by an aboliti His first sermon did not with the Indiansand negroes, but the reverse His bearers have not invited, as may be inferred, the man last spoken of to lecture cal industry They have made President Lincoln and bis Cab!net; y, some of them have risked their e loyal Union then of il Missouri have he gifted clergyman ungenerously, be- enemy in that quarter in front of General Porter's position. I signed it in good faith, The Mount Washincton yesterday took Com Wyman, flag-otlicer of the Potomac fot\ila, down to the Harriet Lane, off Indian Head, returning to the yard in the evening. The Harriet Lane ts now the flag-ship, the Yankee being at the yard undergoing extensive improvements, upon the competion of which she will again become the flag ship of the squadron. sumes his duties as flag officer of the flotilla, on board the Union. The Pusey went down thismorning to the Pen- sacola, expecting soon to return. No news of interest has been received from the batteries on the lower Potomac. THE AZTEC CLUS During our military occupation of the Mexican capital, the oficers of the force (Gen. McClellan among them) who first en’ered the city formed a social club called the Aztec Club, which subse- queutly embraced others who had occasion to visit that city on official business. As there are now in the army of the Potonggy quite a large number of its members, it is proposed to reorgan- of No Pro-Slaver No Pro-Slavery Man Com. Harrell re- on high priest enjoin amalgamation A Sincurar Rerort.—tin the course of his speech on the condition of the Washington jail, &c., recently delivered by Senator Wilson, he introduced a report on the subject made by Mr. 3 E Allen, a detective from the Weat in Gov- ernment employment here, made to the Provost Marshal, which is full of monstrous statements ut- terly destitute of foundation; sbowing that itr sathor bas suffered himseif to be impased upon by crazy abolitionists on the one hand, and run- away slaves on the other. We have no space to-day in which to analyze We may however brietly point out the fact that the very basis of his state- Ment is wholly unfounded—bis allegation that Tupaways committed tothe Washington jail as such, are sold for their jail fees if a legal title to them be not established by some claimant. All that is “news”? here. No such thing ever oc Our laws, that have ex- isted for centuries, require the arrest and deten- tion of vagrant negroes, especially runaways. Nearly all who now runaway from thelr owners set up the ples that they were employed by their Masters In military service against the Union, of course. That plea on their pert is no proof cf} We des the fact. Wherever the fect may be made ap- Perent, of course their incarceration !s Mlegal, and those whe knowingly ordered it Tota! balance to the credit of the Treasurer. Total unavailable. Available balancs .__.. with Lincoln the Lewis, left Treascry DerartMeEnt, Deo. 5, 1961. AUCTION SALES. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. {MALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK D Ime HOUSE AED TRURSDAY AFTE at4 o'clock. on Lot No.1 in @ avenue, betwee! through to H_ street me: ts, consizting o| 5 beat end wel contsini te is prool ‘gomfortabin and well and in @ desirabdie sitastion fora residence, Tit'e perfect Térms: One-third oash ; the resid: months, with interest, seoured by a _ J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auots. | By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | EREMPTORY SALE OF A VERY VAL- | UABLE CORNER LOT NEAR THE pot —vun THURSDAY, the 12th 3 o’clook, we will sell to th premises part of Lot No. 4, in ginning at the northwest corner of said square and running thenes sorth Jerrey avenue 4) feet: thence caste point distant $7 feet southerly trom Corth & street; thence north’ E street, intersecting the same at 100 feet east from the said northwest ‘6, and thence w st with said li E street to the point of begin: The above property is si! New qonwey Syoupe andE stain him ; and t Maryland, Virginia, Kentuck no warmer, truer friends. and bis bearers, referred to so lieves in supporting the Union and the Govern- at all perils, at whatever cost © protecting the Union men of the whole Soutb,who are begglug for our bel and the band of deliverance, in all their constitu- tonal rights; and also tn confiscating the erty of the traitor the only free government on FOR SALE AND RENT. | E—4 On Monday ni ‘ine POTA- ment at all haz: T AT PUBLIC Sale. of time or trea mises, we shal! sel! T. G. YOUNG. PARTMENTS—V. wisvnsts be 8 & Co.'s Bank—on New Yoik Eceet's | Fo Three prisoners of war arrived at Richmond on ning this report at length. the 5th Lustant, by the Central train, ander ebanee or of Sergeant i:. F. Morrison, of com North Carolina regiment. The! Charles Runnel, a citizen of Fairfax count rieate in the Third Pennsyl: Henry Vanport, private in the Sixty-ninth Pennsylvania regiment. A RUNAWAY PRISONER RECAPTURED Atan early hour on Wednesday morning, says the Richmond Dispatch, an individual in blue uniform was obserye t skulking throu, orchard in Hanover county, and very properly took bim into custody to be one of the Bull Runers of the Federal ar who had made hisescape from a Richmond prison two or three days previously and was making bis way to the blockading fleet ducted him back to Richmond. He bed been employed for some time as a hospital nurse in arms against this earth—no matter of roperty consists, or what shape it men need uot be feared or restated. Patriots now and ever, they stand by the Union it ts the traitors who have flag; the traitors who have & for a raler on American soil; the traitors who even have hinted at the general free- ing of all the slaves, rath Sters and stripes should adness to the loyal Uuic is these men, and not t We learn that they will soon be invited to meet arranged | CUTLEKS, ATTE private SNe Lot for that purpose. “OT at svenne and the Circ!s, No. 5t, wel located for the sutier’s Appi: to | No 338 Dat, between Sth and LE—HOUSE bpm 3 L in the Pirst W; Daniel Sullivan, nia regiment, an a®d the Const! hoisted the bla binted at a kin, AN INCORRECT RUMOR. It is currently believed in Alexandria that the rebels have abandoned their Aquia Creek de- fences. The story doubtless grows out of the passage of a large number of freighting vesscls up the river of late without being fired at from them. We, bowever, have no confidence in it They are doubtless about there still in little di- miuished force. BLENCKER’S DIVISION. Governor Morgan, 6f New York, was to have reviewed Gen. Blencker’s entire division this forenoon. Owing to other engagements, how- ever, he was compelled to postpone it, until a time not yet fixed. GOVERNMENT AGENCY nm the premises. orde 6 “i 10th ste. de 7 st" curred in this District. er than that the glorious tloat, bearing joy and D men all over our land. he Union-loving, law- leyal citizens of the ecaplial of our na- We have always been calied modest, but ire to say one Word more; and that js, that & the Star, if we see tt, or 8th. only .wo equares from the T erms 12 an, SO e mber. hest bidder. on the | OR LEASE AT A SACRIFI s@ two or three years, o1 irteent! .) between B and C streets eat ‘opated “Ap yet Mr BERR a Tr. cast aide Fwoiltt st, went, between orth of L 92,20 LEASE, on Tent, streets, west si. we believe in readin was ime Gea any other news; church we choose—waether P or aided It} or Jewish—if we are provi Should be punished. But in at least nine out of | 2Mount of change ; snd ins every ten cases where negroes have been impris- oned as runaways here of late, they were aw Swlty so imprisoned. That the Jail itself isa dis- Srace to civilization, is no less true than the fact | f-w lines, that Congress alone is responsible for its con- ition. I mega if tad ded with a small pendirg our tuneand Proper, 80 be we do political or religious “Fair play is a jewel,” your indulgence for these as accepting the invitation, Answers © Pxo SLavexy M .O COAL PEALFRS AND OTHERS.—For ssc, 160 to tons Run of Mine Cumbe land rii-e@ by C. & O, Cans!. to Ge rgetown. All expen: d by ht money in any way we deem not Interfere with the civil, tights of our neighbors Mr. Editor; and we ask Coal, dai'y ex; be delivered on demurrage, & o., t ‘ox 380 Post Office, Oysters--Oysters. THE OVERLAND OYSTER EXPRESS COMPANY Is now prepared to fu OYSTERS, by 08. The Oysters prrive e Bre of the best quality. The company invites the patronage of the éral- general, Sud guarantees & on : (Avenue House,) be- tRepubiican.} *OR RENT—With Boa-d,s large front Snodate XS, ply “ 7: R000! re ree oF Terms: One-tnird cash; the rei months, for notes bearin; lm, + b: deeakde © SALE OF VALUABL STATR —Ry virtue of au or hans’ Court of Prinos George’s county the sub- foriber, as tor. will sel et public sale, at the . deceased, in Pa R THE DISPATCHES OF deed of trust on the premices + esbingten, De €. MoGUIRE & ® Lieut Col Reynolds has been appointedd resi- agent at Port Royal, under the te securing and disposing of the wht within the territory now or hereafter occupied by the Federal forces in the disloyal States He bas been ordered to report to Secretary of the Treasury. EE AYOR’S OFFICE, Washinton, Deoember6. 1 be reeeived at this office until Thursday next, the lth instant, at '2 o’c ock m. for taking off the old 8 resheathing and shingling wi four persons with Dai ‘de6-s" Mr. Allen's sweeping aspersion upon the magis- tates and county officers is wholly without justi- Beation in fact. That is tosay, he charges all of i ‘tem slike ; whereas most of them are as correct atts o’elock. men as any in any community. That he also barges the seme crimes upon our municipal po- lice—who bave nothing whatever to do with the arrest of runaway negroes—is proof positive that be really knew little or nothing of the subject on which he made his political sensation report. It should b2 remembered that existing /aw makes it the dw’y of county officers to take va- great negroes into custody, and of magistrates to commit them to jail if they reasoanbly suspect them of being runaways; or to the workhouse if ‘hey cannot give security that they will not be- come atax upon the community. The law in mon-tlavebolding Illinois Is even stricter upen lations relative Property found or brou; Mier of the Of- . ler of the Or- COLUMBIA TYP) GRAPHICAL SOC: 'Y —« 8 ated meeting « neld in t!e Council eae Panto ie ‘. Apel at sh iP farniened. Ales four between F and ‘one eaunre fo the Ouse, ‘“ doe a OR TE B HAN ving wavted throagh Eocewushmont and E st. as ‘—FURN) Dout oy el ‘bere is stable room for one this Society will Cxaiber Titls Ev ENING H. 2. BOWEN, Seo. THCS. H. STOCKTON, vy. Divine permir: aes preach ip ntat J DAY (to-morrow) at I o'goge. r Vv. BISHOP JANES, Preach! ths Metaodis ast of the Uap 8, a Tote: Hotels, | roriber, an Kxocuter, late residence of Mri Queen Anne Distri ct, on THUR ember, 1961, parc of the ber of Work Horzes and Mules, n of Pork (Sows and Wagonsand Ox Carte, Farming Implemente o} Corn (if not p-evion rme of esie: For al! and for sume above that amount. ‘aftg on Baltimore at 6 months, interest wil be required. {[>” Sale to commence at 1! o’elock a. WILLIA . AIL de 6 2awte Exeontoral Mrs. Mary rr . MoGUIRE & CO,. Auctioneers, X TENSIVE SALE OF 300,000 IM- ORTED SRD Vomxstic CigaRs.—Un SATUR- 2o'ciock,we shal sellat the essrs. Homan & iulards” “tlotel well'se 300,000 IMPORT’ D AND DOMESTIC all of which bave been selected mn, of the above firm. & mgst extended experience in the cigar business, Bidders who are not satisfied with their purchases at the time of delivery need not receive 3.C_McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S FALE OF HOUSE AND RT WEEN 4TH AND 5TH Sts FTERNOON, Janu St 4 o’clock,onthe premises. b: becriber, rded in Liber J A. @aily fresh from repoake Bay, and eo 4 ers and the public of New York, it E.Courch on TU-MORROW ke. ie and shingling. and | tween 7th andthe’ new mStorin! th no 90-Im Center Maik t House, from Seventh to Ni: atraet weet; also, for repairing the windo' doors of ssid market, trom Seventh to Ninth pair of Carrisge Horses, 1 kis di E jo $06 Lith st., between Pa. ave, — — deé s* 1 ~F.—GRAND LODGE—An ad- Journed me -iing of the R. W. Grand Lod-e columbia will be held at Odd n ith atreat,on MONDAY EVE- ook. T_ BANGS. G Rae. METROPOLIPFAN Kali. KOAV OF FICK. November 22. 1861. solved. That the shares of itock for: sectiun 3d of tio Charter ymvn' of the seco din Be 0, & 0. of aiid ender direct from Somersat of tne District of C. Fe lows’ Hail, o} NING, the 9th i de? 2t il! state the amount in bulk for which roposeto dothe work, which must be exs- cuted to the satisisction of tne Mayor and the Com- missioners of the Center Market. KICHARKRD WALLACH, OHN oor. 8th st aad 8. av,, CR GerMan DIVISION, ATTENTION! HEADQUARTERS For Sending Money to Sermany and all part of the 01 untry, 18 Marker Space, Suen of the German Flas. " Government Loan Agency, J. M. Towznrs, L. TOWERS & CO.,, STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING Es- TABLISHMENT, Corner Lowisiana The attention of the bu J.B. Towirs, of the Compan $'@ ment be oxnce’e! f om d upon the buok- of account of the be and are hereby vur ed to be :orfated in accoruance with the otien of the Chater, Resolved, That any of the original shareho'ders hi see sresa sthu to subse ibe tu iike Until Congress may alter the law here in this particular, it is the plain duty of the judiciary to | CO™ ‘Sontinue to enforce it, unless its operation be sus- | sai pended by express dictation of the General Gov- ernment, under the plea of a military necessity of the times, upon which President Lincoln bas of | 9% 8°¢ ‘of the amon late, very necessarily, assumed fanctions which ase neither more nor less than those of a dictator- abip. In all such cases We have sustained bia action, because we have known it to be patriotic 2; and requisite for the preservation of The State-| book” We have no fear, however. that he will extend that policy to the mere Purpose of working out the ends and aims of naked abolitionism. ‘We may not inappropriately add that we know Mr. J.E Allen to bea yery expert detective off - cer, and that he has rendered essential service to ‘Be Government in the discharze of his legitt- Mate duties. Hut in assuming to father a bal- @erdash abolition report, chock full of buncombe and loose sentiments for facta, hé has appeared altogether in a new, and inappropriate, rol+ peck Saag: case dea. a aa A SENsation FaLexnoon.—Among the charac- teristic stories of the faction who are now te turn Congress into a Robesperian French perian directory consisting presentative Lovejoy et al. is one alleging that President Lincoln privately repudiates the position of his recent ‘wherein be sets bis face against the « ‘Sry measures’’ soug! faction in question. @ ry OMe COLVeDIent Bud o>m- en7-and that the same. phe and Jus. Cali at the FOREENE nioely ted posed exchange. Persous nue and Sixth st, o-y BRICK BUILD ate canted 7 reasons for the p-o- who keow of & small iy addre-s personally or by street, opposite W! stock of- M {ness community is re- spectiully invi ed to the New Book and Job Print ing Fetabliehment, which ha new material, 'n the most con prepared to execute. ins satisfa variety of Printing, viz: Speeches, Pamphiets, Cards, Sat'ers’ Blanks, & The attention of members of Congress is quested for our facilities for print 3 8, 88 we havethe largess steam power in ane peciitta LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., La on paying the whole been fitted 80 08271 pons on or mt engi Bad tory stylo, every before the 15 h Vecemper next. A truz copy from tae mivates. 1¢? J. W. DEEBLF, Seo’y. . SANIT -RY COM 244 F st , Washington, oo Counru oF Pa. AVENUE AND TgNTH St. ef holes brande. LEWIS JOHNSON, of our firm, having been appointed a -ubscription Agent jor the National oan authorized by the act of Congress of :7th uly, 1861, we are prepared to furnish, t investment, any amount of of eonvevient sizes. tS JOHNSON & CO, NOS!! PIANO: f new? ou Pia the celebrated Co., &mong them a very whioh obtained the high- Baltimore Exhihition, (as afine New Y ixtuses of s hret- y's psos Tube every 5 bee ace ae % CO. Auctioneers: olreference on Hygieve. wiiich Mulita 4 73-10 Treasury N no 29-tt Sehicgten are invited to Surgeons ®t or near onsult, AW OLMSTED, 2 ! General Seoreturr. ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, and boarding houses fa large a*sortment of fine Tauladeiphte Confectionery, oorner Twe: s Ivaoia avenue TO THE PUBLIC. ¥ atte ‘tion called t the Globe, tg isrepor'ed as a Ha vine M nly te Jan. Cc. McGUIR FYSNSRER AE a a Rooms cas be ith st., betwen west —On SATU tactory of Wm re haudsome oarved Piano, est premium from the lat and wiich 1 offer for sale esert)on accommodating teims, FO RENT—t will on hand. though I w rome of my custo: LOR AND CHAMBFR rd to the arrest street, between Casds ny cS" le who are row in confinement in of Washinston, D.C, which also f the constables who arrested 2 and at the bottom “one of thees oon- notorious here in this city as that live by this business, ned Arm+trong, who ran joined an Ohi» regim #nd took from ere had given him.” #pect me of bet to that itis not r arredted a bay by that uame, bow, and further, 8 another officer ke the bh: norabls mer.bera who will ha-e this caze under investigation to watch and se@ the actions and deeds of roms certain pe. - evch reporis on the were state- i * United-Siates Retectiva. 6, this 6th day 6. DON of colored peo, e t, 8...Ne. z, Solos Su, ord for Wage! hundred fifteen southwest o-rnero ives the names o| od my pams mentioned. of this list a statement that one of the c eatures took up & poor boy awry from Alexandria and was left in this city dolar 6rd balfthat thi Aemy flow citizens me the one tha* has committe! this tmy duty to inform the put ETROPOLITAN Bup-rintendent. No, why have lest pro eir lors to this Depart of lost property now in W. 3. WEBB, Supt. have several Pitnos always @s unable last week to serve Amateurs are invited to F. C. REICHENBACH No 498 lith strect, PEAS TEAS TEAS! Wor eas OB5. ir BEATIN es, i Bvenue, near 6th st, EN BBLS, 8. HORINE’S YE WHISKY oid, warranted. Aleo, prime Mon kies forsale at 353 f BROWNING beginaing for the said Lot No. 1 and thence ast sixteen iret; thence nor.h svi feet in inches; theuce west +ixt en feet; evuth seventy one fest eleven inches to the vements, ree story 10] moaths, with interes! P 516 Lith street. Soeheeurar Bre requested to report th Bove Uarrs ccotiies Se a aR et — With or without Board, thres FUR- ED ROOMS in « private’ family ity Be. the remainder in 6 it, secured by 8 deed oF emisea. veyancine 4 the THO J de¢law&ds J.C. M P#ONCGRaPay TAUGHT. lad. esiring to avail aire a thoroug! rtment of Lobacro, a! of exce:/ent quali fo establish a EPPARD, 494 t amembly, with a Robes; of Senator Sumner, Re; bie for any one « atthe Office. LB — Tye peck Good le "ine Store a ixtures rent. Apply at this office. & O0., Aucts. SE n= will be seen usT RECEIVE: T. King. I would lfth st. atove that list there w ¥ Linleéecs & KEATING. es Butter, large and small size, In store and for sae by sors who make bt to be inaugurated by the ments of negroes, It is well known to all here who know aught of what transpires around them: that this story is utterly false to break the force their revolutionary schemes whi messag must bave. No Chief Magistrate aud Cabinet ‘were ever more firmly fixed in a Purpose, than President Lincoin and a majority of his constitu. tonal advisers in that of adhering as closely as possible to the Constituti of the aa and in d teek to parody, Bistory of the Prench revol 0” Yesterda "s expedition was to have ‘with stores for Annapolis, w: troops for the South. Two hundred New York Seventh r the army of the Uni < or, zo D. E. DUTROW, ey mg ly Subscribed ad aworn to befoe m: wear Pa. avenue, THY of December. 1961, avenue, near 6th sl. omer ofthe Peacs for Washington oy D AND FOR “ALE Low, ene ONIONS and five 4 & KEATING, . avenue, nesr 6th st. It was gotten up, THE WHITE and effect upon UST KFECEI i knswo White twente five pbi; bbls HAVANA B re, the more es; abies, t. ¢ five do! payable © fret please address box No. 4 e it number sre subsori! cement will be ous ones Rostaurant.on CLOCKS AND WATCHES, Ont oye? iar aed of Clocks and J. 349, opposite Brown’s Hotel. All Clocks and Waehes ‘serene town, has besn sefi now be accommo fr vaterooms. G: nd p& tes can ed with comfo.tabe ie. Fish, Oye tere. ad Sears, slway Wavohes at the ol + OF Crossing 0 ETHERIAL UBINSON & CO,. eros NE OIL! a‘ 4, Provrietor, Dealers pupplied with the above at lowest mar- L OTHERS E troubled with hor} wit ny way interested in the ie 't, aud economy great! MittEas 150 D ‘ell knows Noe remarkable fur ite ex and low prices, has at 247 Pa. e ‘on tn the future conduct lefeating the machinations of in our own lead, the to wet and cold a: Late Smith & (VS South Sharp at OTICE On And after tno ier doe of n ited to the late firm o: Washington A. CARD. batidigge. For AIGLER Has the p' ~yr the publio, thet he has c mor ir cone aaroe Ww 30 od ‘at January all des y the first vessel of Gen. Burn- Seouusin left New York city here it will take on ‘or sale generally by those wao J ust PRIONS—ON. oe Cae “ERE y BURCHELL, READ—BREA, B NA 'D PI. | erime Onions, FaTARY 90008. of very rich Mi’ ) pari lar attention ie th Erebie-roe Bhoutder Strap. fg BRO., Jowell desiring to save costs of law one: $ prior to the above specified iF METH w— ER. SUURNUNG SEwine Res O8 ROLLED Bu delicate preparatic: of Se aay large and fifty members of the egiment are now officers in Dead Pi ion ask of his friends. and ite trial. Aliso, Pop sien ere Saniostthememeivadisencasesne dk New. York 75th Regiment left New yesterday for Fort Pickens. tof Rerontees.—Itis staled that two New York Tribune have been Van Wyck’s con- tracts, at Washing- WwW ASH INGTON 'S Ub gt heros his establishment 18 now ENJAMN DaWOLFFy_ Adjoining the Naiioual fines ="! Washing: Be a a =p ee og vB dogere ; site + W. GALT 2% “asian arrested and ex: LOVE G Dealera inGeenp N wertean statistical | ft ‘Ty app Honk A great demand for Al ronome ters, fiue Wa ches, & 0, aise bow tu Enro orders MERICAN WATC 10 our unusu. rf Me g0 Ss-0 tment of Am ri au mans jusette—, - to Goud fiver voces “ue large asaort for works like Oj de Sm met EYMOUR’S, Georgetown. MPURTANT TO TRE LADIES! . A. HAMILTON, of Baltimore, con- /?_ —— at Cheat Mountain: ructing log cabins for Bucs (bey bad drawing-kotie— anil taken f Jewelry, &e., mabe ;) Patras $ doer —