Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1862, Page 2

. CONGRESSIONAL. VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH. WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1968. > -r Mi ’ t. ~ ———-_-.o oo eers Com' jerth—_The P WASTINGTON CITY: THE BOTTOM FALLING OUT UF THE} agxaen—Afen the close of our report yeuter- | ices Tedigann a Bieckade en the Po- REMOVAL jearttnecatere SERRE eee a Wir. Browstailitiebeted 0 bil tr the time [> MRE, ; GEN’L WOOL NOTIFIES eee craanization artillery of the Fr v4 of the} From the Richmond Dispatch and Norfolk Day —— "oP Phesch Tun *thn bs KTOR nit which was refer Com- | Book, of Thursday inst, we obtain the fol i Thoogh Tex ‘ran 's printed on the fastest TIES AT NORFO! i ji a orderea al = ry lowing Steam press In ss south of Baltimore, its edition ALL WOMEN AND be ae ga printed. [thie oii divides the artillery instr items. The victory here chronicled is the stam- a. BININGER & ©o. ia so large as to require it to be put to press at an FROM THAT CITY! : corpa—heavy and light artillery. ‘The heavy ar-} pede referred to in the official reports of Colonel nape early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be i PREPARE TO ATTACK 18: | tillers t consis: ‘0 Brigadier Generals, ten | Garfield: cent in before 12 o'clock a; otherwise they may} OUR FLEET PREPARE TO ono Musdred. Gaptaive, tore Peedacd Gea hunt pula Eagarsment by Gen. Hf Marshal? s Persea REMov2TD may sot appear until the next day. THE MINNESOTA AND CUMBERLAND | tenants. one hund-ed second Lieutenants, and one Desperate Hand to Hand Confliet—Suceess of MOVE TO THAT END! hundred batteries. The light artillery to consist | jhe Confederates—The Enemy on a Bull Run as Ov Farmnne et the vartous military camps and —_—_.— of two Brigadier Generals, ten Colonels, ten} ees. = ae ake Monkees « Spcaoe , positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted | 4 NEW REBEL BATTERY DESTROYED Lee esoger epee aad Leytlagralionae Sixty | By Telegraph, specially for the Daily Day Book Ne. 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, as to movements and affairs tn their vicinities. BY THE GUNS OF THE RIP RAPS! shall be the chief of the artillery of the United eaesees, Jan. 15.—Intelligence has just aaa - REBELS ABANDON ROANOKE ISLAND: | $'Ses army. The President to transfer officers baltic whieh tot pees eam eyead Pree: b ! Spirit of the Morning Press. i. pevoae rung fr) dah. end. oy ae #2 the | sonburg, Jobnator county, igencer the confirma’ necersit: ow 5 ape tion of |RUMOR OF THE ABANDONMENT OF ‘After an executive session, the Senate adjourned YORKTOWN ALSO! until Monday. settee ores House —After the close of our report— » Kentucky, between WILLARDS’ HOTEL. General Humphrey Marshall, with 3,500 men, and the Federals numbering 8,000. General Mar- wes sbail was retreating when he was attacked een z . § Spore Sasa. The md & large lot gnemy came upon him While ino necrow | We invite the attention of our friends and | ja is Saye iente e Mr. Cameron as Minister to Russia, that the lead- ing part borne by Cameron in the recent political : bistory of the country, and especially since his] THE REBR.LS HURRVING TROOPS TO e. The Senate amendments to the bill to promote ngagement ia reported to have been naeat ; _— connection with the Government under the pres- NORFOLK! eee of the dead letter office, were con- the most ae that bas taken place during patrons to the Card below: J ean Lay BE ADDED AD TRE ABOVE hfally t ——— hoy a e war. Col. Moore’s regiment charged the ene- No. 219 P, omen Beck the Court of the great and friendly Powertowhich | Battimgne, January 18, (from Fortress Monroe | port, in answer tow seonlnthon of tee Hote ee Sentry. wen ‘Geoiby bck cea rea io Bal eee The Subscribers, having opened « Branch Be |, By WALL & BARNARD. a be bas been accredited a aliipean: Porte epee | ey gag oeng ee a aller than roel exbausted and so much | tabirenment in this City a few montbe sinee, and | Te ew, SPRL fur ¥ MSR. Tas ansgyet Sy Cone ers, who were wounded in that battle Lamon. teen wounded The enemy lost over two hun. y asysiem of taxation, most opportune. as putting ss ‘ Gn motion of Mr. Fenton, the consideration of the public credit upon the true basis of an ade Nothing had been heard of the Burnside expe, at ide WO NEW OGVERED SPRING WAGONS =f ready received from iw friends and the lovers of Terms cash thé tepart was ests frond “ep dred. The information wes brought to Abington quate revenne dition, either at Norfolk or Richmond, up to yes- Mr. Fenton rose toa privileged question. He 7 pure and genuine ALL & BARNARD A vots by participants in the battle. jas w. N. : ‘ ; WINES, LIQUORS, a . McGUIRE & CO . Avotionse.s. terday (the 17th) morning. y of House the ‘KSON APPOINTED BRIGADIER- Bri. heey of oe District occupied 2 position on the oor of the House Gen. Wool has sent a notification to Norfolk to Mr. Butebimn an’t he get a m4 GENERAL RicuMmoxp, Jan 15 —Jobn K. Jackson, Colone) HOUSEHOLD Fu REE AN aT AUCTION —On 0} OUR MILITARY BUDGET. of the Figgp Georgi, and Conimandant at Pensa- | 294 other articles In their line, have determined seas a 33. commeng: 4 ares 3 settee seis Yeerks move the women and children out of that city,} Mr. Vallandigham—Perkaps the Marshal bas a | col&, ba appointed a Brigadier-General. | upon # continuance and extension of their busi- | 8s py ke, ovenesont D warrant for somebod: He te not a graduate of ‘West Point,” but an Their assortment embraces— firoct, all the cots } we names There was an extensive inspection of Govern- | as he was preparing to assault it. ‘The Speaker said fed. the duty of the Door- | efficient, excerienced military officer, and was | 2° ir em! i ment teams a were =e upin} ‘The Minnesota, Cumberland, and other vessels kee, fo enforce the rule. a ciated recommended by Gen. Bragg for pro- FINE COGNAC BRANDIES = stop ent Ses a double row, on the wide thoroughfare known as r. Kello; of Mlinots. not see any one on e. z ry K ial a eastwardly from the Circle of the squadron in the Roads are taking down the floor thet Ss disturbing the business of the Pa COTTON AND sveAR gerne wonrm : (of various ege, brands, and districts,) =o i my ae ted, ae, Ay: in the First Ward toa great distance beyond the | thelr spars preparatory to active operations House, re GA te rag it belrageoet (rs ‘rnd pertained. tank ipodaiderable quantities acres BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, rene Din ng and Cane-sest Westpticn Northern market-house—so far out Intoa domain | ‘The Minnesota Was to move to the mouth of the sppliceble tthe Mare eularly and directly | cer engar have recently, Bree ast in wagons JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c. Er ie od Corvaune. Gilt Cormoe and Shades, of mud that pedestrians were unable to ascertain | Elizabeth river last night, accompanied by the be Speaker boped the rulex would be rigidly | through Kentucky to the Obio river for the North. reu-h Chin = Cu & how far. It is stated that there were on theground | Cumberland entrord wheat Tes) = Ka parvons aie hg Supposed to have been sent from Clarks | Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and ciemare Ww Ene, oe Sonn id Waehstands, 0 wagons (four and «!x-horse teams), 100 one- ew battery ti sad men. 6 a few , : ESCAPED YANKEE PRISONERS. ‘Stomachics, which are remedies for : ‘susleslbines, and'78 Kier Gcews daabehiiain The rebels commenced a ni attery this side | retired from the floor of the House The teams generally were in good condition; | of Sewell’s Point, and were completely shelled | _,! be bili making appropriations for the con- struction, preservation and repeir of fortifications but what sttracted most attention was the bag- | out by our guns in position on the Rip Raps ‘wan passed gage train of the Commanding General and Lis} Colonel Pegram agd other released secesh pris- | ,, The bill makes the following appro} “aff. The sleek bry horses, finely matched in Two of the Yankee prisoners, confiaed Jn this bowel complaints, fever and ague, city, escaped from prison on Monday. One of Comforts, Quits, Bankets, &o., &6., then Was fecaptured yesterday ~-Enguirer, 15th One raintea Cottage « hamber Srneneaen ivouter, THE REBEL SOLDIERS INDIGNANT. MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINBS, Sie H —o 2: tions for the year ending the 30th of June, 1863: For Fort impor'ed from J: 4 The bill reported in the Senate by the commit- s Krusee s. 1 od Venw ian ‘s. Ruge, &o. 1 a si: id the ualferniity in thé wagons oners proceeded to Norfolk yesterday morning. | Montgomery. at vutirt of Lake Chem a, New tee on Military ‘Affairs, for Taisine and organiz- | CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, Toestuer wi: a Peferet Gowen - color and size, an e uniform! a 3 York, $100,000; Fort Knox, at Narrows of Penob- ing Virginia’s quota of the Confederate army, ty * und! Marvors, made 2 displey which nothing | The revels have abeodoned thetr works on | (cot fiver,” slsine, @He or ee at Island | was taken up yesterday, and some few amend’ AND GEEMAS. Nae Opekins Sisves at Kip dae Mouisiies. marred, except the want of uniformity In the out- | Roanoke Island, designed for the protection of ledge, oe Berber, pp Si pe Silo ments were adopted It will nigger con- HAVANA SEGARS, Terms cash. + 6. ees ward adornments of the teamsters. Some wore | the approaches to Norfolk from the rear. Post wi arene abroad cetoe be chusetts’ | 22eted In secret session, but we will endeavor seit te C. McGUIRE & CO., Avots, , e 1 fe blic all Varieties and Prices. caps, some hats, and somea bybrid article neither Tt is rumored here that Yorktown has also been | *5i) 000; Fort ty New Bedford harbor, Mussacbu- Ferleched TRE oan rnaan ws sen ue it 8 - ne one nor the other ; while their ccats of every con- perfect The voinntecrs in the camps are in a ASS IISN SALE OF woop LAND © abandoned—evacuated—by General Magruder setts, $100 600; Fort at Willet’s Poiat, opposite ny es Fort Schuyler, New York, $200 0 U; Fortes aite | 2%,lizb exeltement in revard to the subject, and FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING fejiat Aneagell: Jun:tionson tatud ei ih ivab) it (and were originally blue, black ort Schuyler, New York, '; Fort on si while they express a willingness to re-enlist. ; 1862, '3\ sores of wood Lard, binding 02 the bes oan con ssp pda pcs Ast ee Secesh troops are being hastily concentrated at | of Fort Tompkin Staten Island, "New York, | under otficers of their own chemeleg, if the State TOBACCO road. Wood contract re are nvit « oapiome. mulation of erent lyons of ecred soll and | Norfolk from all neighbor quarter, imcloding | $y OM Fort st Sandy, Hook, ‘New dire, | wanda thet in ta eee _— Pacis Bolumorse?” ” Ms BAMO*. 39 Washington mod to something tolerably near | the Wise Legton. Port Carzol! Baltinure barbor Maryland 830) ww; | Bonds id PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED uniform! Of their nether belongings it {s un- ————-s+e-—____ Fort Calboun, Hampton Roads, Irgdvia, 820.000; OFFICIAL REPORTS. AT: AND FRUITS, SARDIN oRarge paste spiak: te, Kents boot an rolled-up aubains howe niga, Fort doa Cartes Ree Petrie, $20) 00%; Fort! Congress has ordered the publication of the} ™ME sid . -~ BUR SALN AND SENT. cally they ave euerepionaney sd teed | AME ASEM, ony af the Penn | 2 Eri Son ann” pur car, | Marr enck id Beeapasene Re | VINEGARS. SWEET OIL, ke, ae. | wna Be DROON Sarat ho eee cally they are unexceptionable, and It is stated U. 8. Srzaxer enim Siewks, Pek $125,000; Fer at Alcatraz Island, Sin Francisco July ist The Stock was particularly selected to suit the or, forni - . 5 x a y. ‘oto 4 . rn =] Y; fo that they are good teamaters; but they would cer- River, Jan. 12. 1962.—Editor Stars Ata Soe bay, California, $150,000; for contingencies of the best sty'e Caillat 385 E street, between 8 h ant fth rte tainly be improved—outwardly at least—by uni- TO BE REBUILT. wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, jr tau? i fortification, lneluding field works, 3500,000; for the State Senate, on Weduesday, the bill to FPURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN wiit_morning the Peneacole pass-d by the rebel | bridge trains and equipase for armloein tee field, peridot the reconstruction of the roads be. | &e. ‘They are invited to visit the establishment, ) ora tee Teabte dereaked forms eee, creiting irom Cockpit Point to the | #250 U00; for too! aud siege trains for armies in tween the Orange and Alexandria and Manassas | which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. nin Trooms with din ng form tarb BURNING A REBEL Vessel. entrance oe Spawamsic Creek. Asthis hasbeen | the field, $250 0.0. Gap railroad, snd the Richmond and Fredericks- ' se.v Dts room. wi] be rested ature « Commonder Gleason, of the U. S. steamer | CPected for some time Lap tector Post | For the year ending June 30, 1662: For fortif- | bary end Potomac railroad wes taker up Seve | Winson ey res ae Aidan: Ror fet & Mount Vernon, writes (uoder date of the 3ist) he quantity of Ice 1p the vines, | gations at OOM eee ie eee ioe saat Rarucnts Were Caborately disccesed, and | Owing to the fact that they import most of the | ©, weeesehet as PAN SARIN, Ko. 2. 6 from off W ilmfagton rian wetted tirougbout the fo: | and Mackinaw, $750 OW); for Fart Monigomery, | 2201 the ‘i articles direct, and to their many business faectli- ‘An old otablehed RE TAUR- ment. givice an ac mat of the burning of the cola,on making the run from | at outlet of Lake Champlaia, New York, 850 000; | FROM THE POTOMAC—THE PENSACOLA RUNS THE tke a74 prov Lightship formerly avchored on Frying Pan | A!¢**%4tla yesterday morning, had ber top zal} Port Kuox, Penobscot river, Matae, #50 WW; Fort BLOCKADE. ties, they are enabled to offer their stock Goods at Pennsylvania sv-r ae, inaneigbierucine es: ; ying lant masta struck in order to lighten the shipaloft | on Hog Island Ledge, Portlind harbor, Maine, | [From the Fredericksburg Recorder. Jan. 14 J low prices. it). A Bis remtnurBut re on tne hret A sheals, but ten being fitted up by the rebels asa} as much es possible. Sand was strewn on ber | $50 du; Fort Winthrop aud exterior batteries.| On Saturday morning, tbe Mount Vernon was | Very low prices. Tasn-of-war to carry cigut guns. She bad been | deck, snd everything made ready for action in and comm diour t reset ry brick z Boston harbor, Massacuuse:ts, £50 000; Fort xt} observed to be coming up the river just off the latterly used as a false light and signal vessel to | the event of ber having to fivbt her waythreugh Your obedient servants, pus t ere is s three yon: levee ard w . S Bedford barber, M cb: ts, #50000; Fert} creek, and our men thinking she ventured in inel juded te the eve of the above. Por farthe great annoyance to our plane Da triving et Felifex Resch she nuctored, Adams, Newpord harbor, Kbede Island, $90 uve, | rather. too near, Tet slip the dogs of war at ber, A. BININGER & ©O., Doglars *pply be ween the nour of 9 and 3 = 4 whete she was visi t fr e, i an oe = d Som’r Glisson, on the night of the 30th ult., vent fe. sited by ankee, Herrlet | rert Schuyler, river, New York, 825,000; ‘100k s No. 38 Louisians svenua, Roar Sixth street firing two shots. both of which missed her; the Importers of Foreign Wines, Liquors, $c.| junit ix* Lane: King Philip and other steamers. ‘The tug-| Fort at Willett ‘oint, opposite Fort Schuyler, | Mouat Veran did not respond. rete brite is < bis gig and cutter under command of Acting | boat Pusey : + EDS SE CARTE ll y placed alongside to port, and a New Y t Khe i Phe firing, on Sunday morntag just before day, ja 11-tf “New Yor« anp Wasuineron. N ELEGANT FRONT ROOM, with Boa 4, Master Heary L. Sturges ard Alick Allen, with | ©2281 boat loaded wit Lay on her starboard aide, | NOY None S50 iy 925,000; Fort on eins of Fst] proceeded fiom the tarterien ty Evansportrwhict | — goctenO. tase Ob tee Sam Mr Jobn fl. Feote, coest pilot, to guide them to | ‘°Brotcc jt machinery, anchored close to | competing, Staten ee eee lines tee nace ee jon nee EYE AND EAR. for two psreons. inié Ta Per, the wind end haze being favorable. | the buoy placed to mtrz the chanucl ar tof cm Noe ves 2 oer Leere at bas | dey our men at Gemepey tetera eee No. 997 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE, OR SALE—Tvo saree of wprved LAND. They found her anchored under and within ear- | entrance to Mattawou.an Creek, and the Free-} Hamiiton. atthe S ws, New York, 100 00; | of steam, and commenced firing by sound, rivbtly r =n ey oae me rh Pad oe shot of the guns of Fort Caswell, but with no} Dern, belougiag to the lower totlila, was moored | Fo't Mitilin, wcce Phil-deipbia, Pa’, $25,000; | supposing that it proceeded from the Pensacole, — Ber vont bee hf imas guard on board. They succeeded in boarding her | sci tag Were oem the batteries Both ves- ahs boisied tthe Te eet new fort opposite Fort Delaware, on Deiaware t D1 rola Was . 82 x i and settiag ber on fire, se that sh= was consumed passing, as d guide to the sloop-of-war These Vintsereseeic Fort Panter Key Wen oian cre they got back to the Mount Vernon. They | Precautions were necessary, In consequence of the | ds, Bluide bone Je -reon, Garden Key, F.orida, Pulled out of the fort's line of fire tefore its guns | Penstols’s heavy draft of water. Lue Yauker'a| $1 which, baviug been for some time *“‘cornered”’ in WILLARO’S HOTEL. Washington, was trying to make her way out. This was kept up all the way down asf our guns extended, some thirty-nine shots in Pe i 1 add THOMAS BickEN, Beltavile, Prine Georce’s! scanty. Oculist and Aurist. + J light served another purpose—as a blind to the} streets: p intend seat Sere E iectenek eee eset Aires reek suanter ee. 5 TER git.es ite seat one yy <U0 L0U; fort at Shin Istand, ex Mississippi, 7 tearm ia Creek, runnin E * i commenced to play on them, to no purpose of | enemy, to induce to rake this vessel for the | Siuuw; continges es of fortifications. 109,00; ve'y swiftly, and Wittout any assistance. ‘The | From Clinton Piase, New York, has arrived in the ee aaclnoekrienieee bin beswees course Pensacola; and this ruse di curve succeeded to a for bridge trains aad equipage, $250,000. tugs which were accompanying her by Evans city acd opened his offices at Persons who cannot ecmmand a ossh ospital of DEap. ern past 9 wiclock this: strung the: A wil to peers additional revenue by taxa- post Releniens ier logging siscrves jast ne 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, from five to ten UR I eye 7. . t e Pensa. | ferrcd: sot ad i ey were a! 2 by, joubdtiess mere! & . . We hast of thn death of Col. Hugh McLeod, of | cola wade her sppearanes: exsomntced fone Monday eros 820 the Haase adjourned tlt | they were all geting by against annccident, and | Where he orn by consulted on Maladies of the J816-6t_Auction and Commission Merovanis._ ‘Texas, in the secesh army, at Dumfries, Va., on Ley So ie the Ae om Mates woman creck she for the oecoese of rendering assistance, should EYE AND EAR ise Per ANT nn xD the 3d Inst. He was a native of & gia, and | “4s jo y the Anacostia, and all three vessels | any be : cede : t SE “NT — bers Spent some years at the West Potnt avedemy proceeded down the river” Lights were soun Te Prns SOGCIETY —'t8 inestiug {the | As the Pensacola passed the Creek the batteries eS ARR HO; PU ape pF ° ¥> | seen, flashing ever and anon from Cock-pit bol. ibs follnwier giBocre eens eta sey eveuing. | gave her two pasting shots, but without doing | Dr. Vow Moscuztrxer is the inventor and intro- Bs, morising larce Parise from which be wis dismissed before graduating | and some distance above, down to Shipping | '#? tollowius officers were elsgted : any damage he excuse made by those in charge the medical of the ‘hamber. oom, "Kitchen ee Stable, the for insubordination. He weat to Texas young. | Polat. These were undoubtedly algnave of the | aie: heeet A Brotanh, Tresanen; Wie? Pio, | ofthe guas for the fallure to dake melee Seen ee ee ining room has. basement entranes, and would and became s man of considerable note, though a spereeel haga seem, Rewrettes tary 1 J steamer was rymnlag very Soaty on 8 thick EPHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, mance Snes nes ye acer Pe ee : , a e enemy wes keeping his eye on the Yan- oolete will aw at the Exolange Hotel | fog was prevailing atthe time ithout mean- e os —e eae and crotchety. He was! kee, while the Penexcolstand veges were creep- DAY &VENING, at? o clutk. A fail | ing to eriticiee the blockade, we must be permit. for the treatment of obstinate cases of . and stress. among the earliest disuntonists per 36. ing slong stealthis past the batteries; and tue | 894 punctual attendance phe ny Seo, | td to sry. that aa for efficiency tte about as next |} DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEA A RARE GHANCE— ie proprietor of the To BE ExcHaNxer cpper battery at Cock-pit Potnt was actually | it” _ = — s —1—S:_ | akin tono blockade at all es could well be. je 18 also author of the letters published in th ity Hotel, ‘ths only cass Botel pw Lieut. Hurt, of the (secexh) Pittsylvania, va ,| Ped bigger peng tain Pye At lengta | Sm MUTUAL FIRE INaUR, ANCE COM. $$$. | # pas mare Ganges sere pcseee gpen im Alexaddvia Va..) 18 desirous to rete a es ever. the ¢ covered ; whi iS 8 D.C UT CE.—Toe ann Thay Cavairy, is here, having beeu released from con. the first shot was fired, from that part of the Cock Soring of ths members will Le hoi at the -O} oe UCKEKIN GLOVES! URN a And will sell, for w feir pra tesitinn ss the qebauiioned (TURK. FIXTURES and GOUD Wit Gnement in Western Virginia, where he was] pit Point battery looking down the river. It was | vf the Company on MONUAY NEXE the wee - Ramsburg & Ebert Fi M THE FIRING OFCAN | of ianus's i863. but the oopete meee ence Bt lo a i " ROD of Janus:y 3 oy ry made a prisoner. He is to be sent to Norfolk to posed pone fvithoneday nae Predtsion minsies lor s0 ron Managers io terte foe te ree held ies ios LTRER?, ats DEAINESS Fi geod: re lensed { uch longer term at a modecwe veut. oi 2 q J sed ng Gred, By order: z A Ae acc has ears eeacbanged for Lieut. D. 8. Ball facet 22 U-| when a srlitury gun opened at Shipping ent | jai7? " coan ine WILEON, 800-_ | rio only massacre nt Grea BUCKSKIN | DF: Von ll. has Sortne past fourteen years devoted an — ke Cowaley, mnede a prisener at Ball Sun. broken by tree ence ence seain ensoed, to be SPIRITUALISM.—Mre. EC. MORRIS, | GLOVES, MILITARY. GAUNTE RTS sa his epecial attention to the iy induoement to sell, ae howd not hope . APPOINTED t A 7 ae Te a rapid succession, Ve Celebrate) =piritani Mediam, isin thie} MIT LENS in the Dixtrict. R F THE EYE AND EAR to ergsze in oe more profitable. For tems aud The President, yesterday, at the request of the | 0m & pore feaxsastee peiate; ‘caer vrs wl ally sand wil: rescive t who may 4 to in- | Officers? Gauntiets msie.to or TREATMENTO 4 og) POCHOU Sr apply to JAS A. ENG 1S H.who ts an- = hic! vi 7 > a . akeskio Draw, I i New York Congressional delegation, appointed } the firing was from single guns, at lengthy inter. everyday aad evening at her | ait Ook we ee = Js'6_ | Ant possenses the testimonials of some of the best Major A Doubledaya brigadier general of volun- | vals. Atabout 5 o'clock the fring ceused—nine- | corner of Fitth st. Hours from 10 teers. teen shots having been fired iu all ju7-2t* The fire was not returned by the Pensacola, THK ANNUAL MEET NG OF THE ALyxanpata, Jab. 17 Editor Star: A writer | 294 she Waa not hit.” Sue was weil prepored ap ce eh Feta ree Ste, or to the undersigned. Ce HEEL ERO WER. SALK —I will rel! or exe! M FOR sE—1 . po 4 ood, # toa'6d one mie PERHAW™M’S EXCURSION. known public men in the Union, who htve been FA" From Boltimere te New York and snonk nanseetelly spected lerhow Sethe . ockholders of the AMERICAN TELE- return $3.00 | RESTORATION OF SIGHT ¢ HEARING. rn 4 Trond at Be neville tn! ven ties esterda made rese! an shy fece U4 NY J ” ra: “ — } Feed Pr aor Rs co the ide et Gone Anaroatid and ie Weaken to coe meepared, re the Company. No M46 Briaiwar, inthe City of] Te Bostew, and cpidgaic eet eeee Amongst his letters may bs found the followi PG. BOOULASE Pranear ee tee a :, Da real w ; SUNE, tthe 29th é - wae tomec, and very justiy, too. There ts no doubt gl 5 : ery ene thera niversion in| sgouary instant, stizocieee a. Ne seh cay of Tickets for sale at the names: Hons. @ Pugh and John MoLean; Rev, but that large quantities are daily brought over orien paced . ctive CO Op- 3 UR i iT—Two pleassnt KOUMS, nescly CAMBAIUGE LIVINGSTON NATIONAL HOTEL, G. 6. Ma Major C, L. Kilburn, U. 8. Army ; F +10 8 first-class residenos in 6 corge- by sutlers—many of them, I am sorry to say. re. eration of these vessels wus not necessary + jn 15 tw* 5 fi E ; town. with boa d. Tos it tenant terms anti ctiineeeeee y You will see from the forezolng that the whole — Secretary. Where further particu ars may be hed. Right Rev. Bishop Blane ; George Gordon, Eee] Wit mahersta Asics thi Weat et» Georre- pe appears ta bane, thelt pur- } awair wae a grand tizzie, cud the rebele oes | | LICENSES FOR buu rae ares Clarendon Hotel. New York ; Robert Bare, Esq, | town. ‘el? pose. The guard bere appears to be of bot little have been gasconading about sinking the Pensa- 1m Register’s Office, Jan. 14, 162 ‘ume for jonving. W eshington expires on Presiden: of ths Goodhue F. I. Company, New 7. GET 70 BEES oi bie oe 70 REN =a ask peo is pd dd int ieiciee ae ne bear of 21 cola. have made asses of themselves eon ie hereby. Oa Dena ers 0 coe: Soeeey- York ; Robert Glover, Esq, Direstor of the Ne- near Willarde” } SS, tor ae by Po fect teseuets ppentra, - bat 5h sed, where ft Eng, The seeeshere are in a sweet temper to-day; said hioens rust be tenowed Ta compliance with ‘Tickots good to ren many day before steal Bank Nate Cg — York ; —_ the store 518 ane ; | 8nd to make smends for their miserable faiiure | o in 2 ot ect. in tea days. . jaroh ist, mar, Esq, Present Bank of the io, * . seam born sell secs wtovtchin! Rihana tecnyrans ona formidable sloop-of-war, they ate fouthing | _JsiS4t__SAM_E DOUGLASS, Rogister | _in17-1:1* e New York ; aad many othere, amongat which aro] [FV QE, REN T— With or without Foard. « neat! not able to tei! what became of the money—per- i elip sending their hardware ripaiacege STERS. Kemister's Ci ¢, Inn, 14, 1882, re>y ¢ ven that licenses issued to Xpired Mecember Sist, and that ead t be renewed, in compliguoe with law, ’ 4 efer @ little row-boat near stump Neck; and pale hase whe seit i can! The U.8. did not | writes ome ine batteriesat Shipping Polit and % receive it lamecertain. The principal drinking Cockpit Point are biazing away towards th houses bere are kept by notorious secessionists pris Morisey aloe wae rotected In the sale of ; | Maryland shore, and iuto Mattawoman Creek, | licenses mi fa 2 e 2 sale of ardent spirits by doing nothing but wounding the impalpable air, | %* this office, withyn ten days the tas at]; tgoard being kept Us caning | igi'up in which thelr sh-lisare bursting. Poot | Jalsa” SAM. Ee DUCE LABS, Register, oe Set welantes Ser cao pa Govera- | fellows! what a pity Coumodure Wynn wilt = amt comfortable SITTING ROO: Nqyapame X. cau bs ccnsnited upon ail efsirs | medical men of well known reputation, These| and » BED RUOM atiwnebed. a: No 450 AYE o| Life, Love, Courtship, and Marr ara—, ever letters may be examined at his office, ‘Twelfth street, enst cide, between G and ats. koown t \. Call and ses Ler, at No, 287 Twer- The lo i) 18 (ne of the most aon con- sth street, coruerof L. ja 17-2." Patierts wishing their family physoisn toao-| venient in Washington. Also. the roome are very aks kis SL z = Fen | compeny them t» witness operations or for the | derirahie. Nochildreninthehouss, jn IS-iw 8. CUkKRK rib’. RESUME ER ; . purpose of coasultation are at liberty to bring them NUSUMELY FUKNISHKD KOOMS— sohor for Er h ‘ren onday, - = wary ah, New Yor Fevenee loteeae Sth end ath Medics] men will be at s'l times welcomed to Hort nencsome: Furnished Roome, supplied 3. venient to the Patect T. REF GEE" FROM Viv GINIA J: 17 c6\&2ae6¢ | witress Dr. Vou M's operations, and examine ee 'd them a small steamer within a hundred | ( T — i 7 Occasionar. | 2Ot sen em AND oO THERE, egiment of OR SALE=One or two back CARRIAGES, | some: f the instru she has introduced for the iia aeticaa laa thot mage iy hay tw Meni | terug Bae aie soraly remy tat] Fino aaat voi ewe ahaGia eta GiS:| sone, me eam es inteinos , 170 Ses : id do; th their homes, and al faci | rtation » . sISaor pl 2 —— he} Art fictal Eyes inserted without any pain . arn pom ree ton oe od tan pore he ei remorse Bil to thee ee waite oe be = furnished from nr que ters th 7 Tony be ho] Nazemal siotel, 7 ie 1 use” ype DEPOT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE. = ee ays tone fa she Potiatenens te Present wee, Conkpit guard, but for active rervio- in “Virainia, and is 50,00 prers dt ag ee LS EE Office hours from 9s. in. t02p. m.end from 3 to Frorosais will be reorived atthis Cfo Opportuni'y for se: writers to wasie poche noon, in the form of titeor four shetis: in Jeg alee) by'atal : ants OF reproseerationg eens oe misled Disiriot Cur:eno: 5 superfuous nk of their poljte attentions to a vessel that was ui ; y wanted, jatim | 12 0’clo °K m , 19th instant’, for ol KITTENBOUSE, PANT & CO., ated ty the D- UUs F, WHIES+Y St B point to be desig: itrown’ nf Da Ba! ery. ter. near the Ralioad think it wasin very bad taste myself, but | cruising up. Nodatu., wasdoneon eltrerammee ‘apiain Con pan jatriw” (Senunen yt Serbo eek, pret res Woon threp het eek cannot briteve tbat the Rev. George A. Sinith | The batteries opened on the Reliance, passing up| _J&lt-eo4t First, Reeimert &. FO enti Pa alata a do yRox pa Fe efor to pa out Soar Boaz ene 2 would intentionally offer an insult to any person, | Jast nigbt, but as usuel, not one shot ook effect NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Now, 53, OUR TIME TO BUY OVER- NEW YORK. vege myths nd Fetticaleriy, to any one be would invite to} They tried their hand at us yesterdsy, with the i\ez eburc’ coats, Pants Vis s,8t New York prises, BRANCH, ad cee Ret oe im No. 455 Eleventh st., G and H, a anaes T8E SRAM ARMY ISS DVANCING To- WASHINGTON, D. GC, ome oth Great Barge: ‘ns in Clowbiag, turn DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, x Gvoda, Hare ard Caps. 59 16-dim bad tats tad Fee SALE—An jnd-pendent Sit, ERSAIP now doings aud thriving bas ness, in a splendid looalty. »!y On th» promisse, about 40 rods north of Is eburch. ie ome woccers. one of their sbells, nowever, went Wa. Counxcron’s rece. H sue that Gen. Monigomery was invited to} Clear into Mattawoman creek, and burat within : < magtom, December Zi, 1861. ttend the church, but it tf'wot tres that Ya ties | fe bonding yards of the Wyandanix for tastes, whe They ae aa Dace al tax, tant informed the prayer would be omitted. [am no W.R.G. | gniesr the ssmeis ‘paid ‘a tints’ offise belo the let it of Gen di ontgomery, for he need« none day of February next the prop*rty on wi the doubt whether be would be justified in’ Fixanctan.—From the ! York Evening Post | tax 1 due will then be advertised ani sold, aa the i of evers (50) five oe, Separste bad’ Fe (2.500) twenty five bun SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS, 94 cords of the = ioe Be voanion the Maithia! tna a 4 foibles at ot aa coutract apy eo 4 - - £ to rejeot al chat SODA CRACKKGE, Seay be sonaldcred too Migh, ° * of «‘clumd a C: fleze, at oF os Georgetown road ; 4) WATER CRACKERS, Dens "Qcnrermaat R Grorgetows ortoH B PENNE es ee LEMON BISCUI£. -SA oo _je E Len seca SRE SELL | “Tal FURNITURE! “ —- Gelebrated MINCE PIES, LADIES BEAL of eg BaP GLOVES: Very FURNITURE! Sietst hesoenn, Mente st Families, and Gutiers mae trlieh oe, at many FURNITURE! ere invited exoelient a “ Te rite aly aa od gw T HRUTHER, aegis of -D of yreterday,we make up the following statement | * F584, wish to avolt the hen: pense ce re oth ro eff. Davis at | of financial aifairs in New York - vertising wiil'plense pay Pine he time apecl- any of bis rebel crew tm bis Presence, he would] Goverament stocks are weaker, in sympathy d6 2t-eotFebt ite ees. bave noticed it, and summari ly too. with the decline of the share list, some specula-} —2°2!-¢°! Saauna pian arenes mane ‘ A Pew norpun. | tive lots baving been thrown on the market The THE UNION PRAVER MEETING, will wrexep.— the! f 5 _w are ces curren’ 4 § con: Star, ere adjourning for te day the P ary fe The mone market J without change The wes roe cae ae i “4 ° supply on call is ratber in excess of the demand, confirmed thie nomination of the Hon. Simon at6 per cent., and considerable business is done Cameron to the Russian mission The vote upon to yeor Jn'+rests, Purchasers of at 52534 per cent on prime securities. Ls. Fi GS. Look et Pe av and Ninth sreet. See question was either 23 or 24 to 14. Itis be- | _The market for goid is rather weaker to-day. 10 vous Bae 7. CABINET FURNITURE, Ueved gesetally that, next to Senator Trumbull, | 72¢,''e cf premium ts 1 a2 per cent., with lit] For aaigat ‘) at 318 Ball, wh firsoct oud te. nastted stock 3ou And the em; aaineten . p pf a KE prlooe whios : OTELER wi jn Pennsy! ania aynite bot Rh ets. PARTNERSH'P Heretofore gxisneg bs et Fat Sat Uren & Co, aay bon clean od'by BoNAED Aycan January 15, 1962 tle desire to it the deci! The ja 18 3" Corner 24 street and Senator Bayard made most vehement opposition | mand for ae be attributed ina rhearptieed a WATCHES! Fe erenge, one SSRIS T EG TES tener | SRC iene eens | eousen, ei ATCRES! 5 wn nson w HOrzzaric —The sale of seats for the theater on | the rate wi remain at about 1 4 per cent. for the | ev maker ‘of velocities: ae eee Monday night Is progressing in a manner to in- a a oe ae ton hand and offered unususi- dicate that the is ign exchange mar! is lower for t th fle: tthe epvartesiy af wtneming|RetTome tener” Pir-an W Oe Ln ork praetor ate i 2 ra . , + 1 Operatic representations by first-class artists, Verve Dilla bave sold as low ea ig, | J8U-8: _{Chrostale.y Brown's Hotel. Those desiring gocd seats will do well to apply Express says: - BorTzes., BUTTER, BUPVER!— t are bet bec tpred. The Sab'Fraary wis foaee | Wetting went, 7 Saves fom New Yo, " Fy elief Association have | well filled with goverument oblizevione z PRI. SHEN BUTTER, See ee ancr ¢*De price OR y, plan figures ; | ence, "ane RSE Sugar eeveeeets rend ‘U7-The Alexundri belong. WV ASHINGTIN, JANUARY 15, 1862, 4 the week relieved one bu and } 19 tothe baoks, which for the amount are not | '? Which we rospeotfully oail tho etieauon of fem- No 617 Savunin Sy Aigte ering pest ndred and ies Bnd The have t seventy families, comprisiog more ‘han eight} $e ps dagen gmap ceerpaacency with the banks ROWNING & KEATING bultdred persons. The amount distributed em-| o at this times aie 363 Fe-cerivenis aven ts oom Drided 1,26 Mow OF ment, 36% bushels of meal, | nothing ti Scone ja Saw ah'aed Tite. be $96 Los. of tour, an@4 barrele of fish. . etewrrer aot Tab abil es wet « R'2 MILITARY GOODS! | UJ- The Senate cf Maine bas passed an order | depressing influence upen Government Stocks, of inquiry, in Feference to the teport that permis- The advices fence Wet eence: Upon all securities sion bas beet granted by the U.S. Government | (norte ain sooo Demea tee wren: for the paesage of British troops over the railroad | ees to perfect the tex bitl, and, from Portiand to Quebec. = . poop pe Ruwsctey —The Senate ‘bes refeeted the nomi. ; maxe the ‘of the country, and the C. M. Poster, as Marsbai of North | Sf the whole » Contribute roundly ‘and of Mr. Joba Watt, as a Lieutcnant | 1 Porment, Ne: in be army.