Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1862, Page 2

4 [ R MILITARY BUDGET. CONGRESSIONAL. THE EVENING STAR. vine qi — THE M’COOK ‘FIGHTING FAMILY.” —2—— a Sesste ——-33eo—— WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY... .......JANUARY 23, 1869 GP" Though THs “raz is printed on the fretest Steam press In use south of Baltimore, its edition 1s so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent In before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Ovwn Farenve ot the various military camps and Positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted a2 ty movements and affairs in their vicinities. , Col. Robert L. McMook (the fourth son of Hon. Daniel McCook,) who was in command of the 34 Brigade of Gen. Thomas’ division of the Army of Kentucky, was badly wounded !n the battle of Mill Spring, on the Cumberland river, Kentucky. Gen. Robert L. McCook is the senior brother of Gen. Alexander McD. McCook, who isin com- mand of the center division of the advance of Gen. Buell’s army stationed at Munfordsville, on Green river. The following dispatch received in this city by Mr. McCook as to the condition of his son, gives hopes of bis recovery, but shows that there was pretty hot work in this engage- ment: Sunatrz —After our closed yesterday— The subject of Mr. Bright's ity was further discussed. and after an executive session the Senate adjourned. Hovsx.—After our reporter left yesterday— The annual legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill was considered in Committee of the Whole, until four o’clock, when without disposing of the bill, the House adjourned. THE WAR IN KENTUCKY. The Battie ef Somerset—Gen. Zo!liceffer Certamly Killed. Somerset, Jan. 22—The Journal says that twelve cannon were captured from the rebels at Somerset, and thinks that the retreating rebel army cannot oes; as from seven to ten Federal regiments were thrown across the Cumberland tiver some days since to inte: their retreat. Unless the rebels divide into squads and find their way into Tennessee by unfrequented paths, they must all be entrapped: A letter to the Commercial, dated Somerset, Jan. 19, the day of the battle, og ee that “‘Zoll- coffer is said to have been killed by Col. Fry, of the 2d Kentucky regiment. We have taken many prisoners The loyal Tennesseans fought like tigers, and have suffered much. The Tennesseans took one battery at the point of the bayonet. The 9th Ohio regiment is badly cut up.” This account is not so late as dispatches here- tofore published. Gen, Thomas in Pursuit ef the Enemy. Lovtsvitte, Jan. 21.—No news has been re- ceived here from Gen. Thomas to day, nor any tidings of the Federal loss in the battle fought on Sunday. Gen. Thomas has taken the steamer and nine barges in which the rebels conve' their forces across the Cumberland, and which. in their precipitate flight, they failed to destroy. The theory at headquarters is that General Thomas bas been too busy in using the boats to carry his troops across the river southward in pur- suit of the retreating enemy, and provided por of transportation, to send the details of the t. No private telegram of military matter can come over the southern line to Lousville, and no private information has been received here rela- tive to the movements of our troops. Lovisvitie, Jan. 22.—The total Federal loss in the battle of Somerset is now stated at 39 killed and 150 wounded. Gen. Themas captured 14 cannon and 1,400 horses. The rebels burnt a steamboat and eight of the barges in which they retreated across the Cum- berland river. Gen. Thomas crossed the river with the remaining barges and is now pursuing the retreating foe. Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer quotes the portraiture of a Military’ Commander as drawn by Epmunp Bonxz; thinks it may take some by surprise, perhaps, to find how accurately he has described the case ef the General in whom, under Provi- dence, our hopes are bound up, and commends the words of the philosophical statesman to our cavilers and grumblers. The Republican says upon ‘Colored Schools’’: “The New York city superintendent of schools, 8. 8. Randall, Esq., in bis annual report to the Board of Education, observes, in reference to the colored schools, that ‘these institutions are stead!- ly_and gradually improving in scholarship and efficiency.’ ‘Wait a iittle longer,’ and we will the same thing of the colored schools of ‘ashington.”” a ANOTHER ABOLITION MISREPRESENTATION — Not content with seeking to make the President appear silly, in their efforts to create the false impression that he has become a convert to the Propriety of “‘Jayhawking” in the conduct of the ‘war, as some of the abolitionists are now doing through the Tribune and other similar journals, they have also tried their hand in putting Gen. McClellan in the same false attitude before the public. Thus, they managed to cheat even the Philadelphia Press into republishing as true, (on the day before yesterday,) a Croffutt-ed misrep- resentation of an alleged conversation between Major General McClellan and Brigadier General James H. Lane, in which the former is made to authorize the latter to conduct a campaign upon principles—abolition Jayhawking principles— utterly at war with those explained in his (Gen. McC.’s) every “General Orders,” wherein the slavery question has been necessarily referred to, and in his every official act bearing directly or even indirectly upon the duty of the army where- iu slavery may be concerned. Asa matter of course, Gen. McClellan cannot himself notice such newspaper stories on such suthority; as, were he to do so, he would scon find little time to do aught else. We may, how- ever, safely assure those who would turn the war Intoa jaybawking abolition crusade, that it is certain that if acting upon any supposed license granted by the Commander-in-Chief to General Lane in such an interview as is narrated through the Press, that officer undertakes to inangurate in the Far West such a change in the measures and policy of the war as he professes to believe to be the proper policy for its future conduct, he will surely find out bis grave mistake so soon as the facts can become known here, and official orders issued upon those facts, can be returned to Kansas. SrEvsenvitve, Ohio, Jan. 22, 1862. Dan’L McCoox: Robert is painfully, but not dangerously wounded. Don’t start West. Three balls through bis borse, one through his coat, the fifth struck him. Heard from himself. G. W. McCoox. HOW IT WORKS. The Martinsburg ( Va.) Republican, of the 17th inst., urges the rebel authorities to arm the ne- groes, on the ground that in a recent battle in its neighborhood they were ‘‘ met by seven hundred negroes on the Union side, who killed three Con- federate officers, two privates, and wounded fifty others belonging to a Southern regiment.’’!!! Now, there is just as much truth in this bundle of lies, as in the statements of the sensation press of the loyal States, alleging thatthe rebels already have companies and regiments of negroes in arms against the Unicn, in this, that, and the other quarter—just as much. On both sides these lies are being resorted to, to induce the employment of slaves as soldiers, in the war, of course. THE VICTORY AT SOMERSET. The following dispatch was received by Hon. Andrew Johnson, last evening, from an officer in Gen. Buell’s division : Somerset, Ky., Jan. 21—Hon. Andrew John- son: Gen. Zollicoffer is killed. I know it, for 1 have seen bisdead body. We have achieved one of the most glorious victories on record. The rebels fied, leaving everything behind. We have tsken about fourteen hundred horses and eighty ‘wagons. L. C. Hovx, Quartermaster. OFFICIAL REPORT OF TNE BATTLE IN KENTUCKY The Defeat and Rout of the Enemy Fully Con- Sirmed—Rebel Loss 115 Killed, including Gen. Zolltcoffer, and 116 Waunded. The following dispatch was received at head- quarters last nigh Lovisvittg, Jan. 22.—To Major General Me- Clellan, Commanding U.S. Army —The follow- ing has just been received from General Thomas: The rout of the enemy was complete; after suc- ceeding in getting two pieces of artillery across the river and upwards of fifty ons, they were abandoned, with all their ammunition, at Mill Spring. They then threw away their arms and dispersed through the mountain by-ways, in the direction of Monticello, but are so coin, ietely de- moralized that I don’t believe they will make a stand short of Tennessee. The propeity captured on this side the river is of great value, amounting tu eight six-pounders and two Parrott guns, with caissons filled with ammu- nition; about 100 four-horse wagons; upwards of 1,200 borses and mules; several boxes of arms which have never been opened, and from 500 to 1,000 muskets, mostly flint locks, but in good order; subsistence stores enough to serve the entire command for three days, and also a large amount of hospital stores. Assoon as I receive the report of the brigade commanders, | will furnish a detailed report of the betde- Our yg was 39 killed and 127 woun - Among the wonnded were Col. Mc- ‘Tax Orena.—The theater was literally packed | Cook, of the Nini Ohio, commanding a brigade, last night, the attraction being the favorite comic | and Lis aid. Lieut. Burt, of the 18th 6. 8. titan. opera of ‘‘The Barber of Seville,” performed bg | try. cedienes vane Acatemy of Music company. The | 114 story willed cont note enh oe ene od audience abounded in notabilities—Mrs. Lincoln and 45 prisoners not wounded, five of whom are and ber eldest son, Robert, occupied a private Ve of the i U7 Col. Mershall, of the IMnojs cavalry, is to be court-martialed for cowardice at the battle of Lexington. U7 The Whig says that Vicksburg is out from eight to ten Some of them are rifled. turning brass cannon per week (Ce WASHINGTON LECTURE ASSOCIA The Eighth Lecture G Ww. cu NTIS, ESQ. op Subiset—NartionaL Honog On FRIDAY EVENING, January 2%, 1962, the Smathsonian Institution, a 8t7; Lecture at 8 o’clock, cents, to be fad at the Bookstores and Te js 23-2t THE WINE AND LAGERB:ER SA- loon, No. 398 Maryland avenue, kuown ss Mechanics’ Hall, uas to-day been sold to Mr. Jonn Beck, who will carry on the business in im proved style, ‘Phe Mechavica’ Asscciation, which formerly kept the above saloon, has been di ved by mu- tual consent, Al! persons havi, 8 or claims Sgainst the Association, are ty directed to present the same onor before the day ct Febru- ay for settlement, Wasuineton, D C..Janua:y eth, 1262. is 21-30" C. DIETERICH, President. TO REFUGEES FROM VIRGINIA AND OTHERS,—Tho Firat Regiment of surgeons, and Lt. Col. Carter, of the 17th Tennes- | E8stern Virginia Brigada is especially organized box, and in the extreme rear of the adjoining box | See regiment. Gun. THomas tg prcvide ier thowe whe nave been driven fam was to be seen the pale, thin, fever-worn face of } T° GEN. BuEL, commanding. be furnished from any qua-ters they may be. The Gen. McClellan. This is the first time since he a ” eatents a ponte k Dut for motive service in Vireniee iadte reached Wasbington that ‘Little Mac’’ has al- id re idly Ailing up. Rufugees should not be misied lowed himself any such relaxation from official | ™!* ®™2*" ‘Tueory At qoutseer BEFORE THR | by statements or re OUlS ow aE eeery- duties, and bis face is so little familiar to the praia i woeny A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial writing from Somerset,Kentucky, on the 16th inst.» two days before the battle, gives this account of the composition of Zollicoffer’s forces at that date. ‘From the different rumors fiying about, now of one move, now of another of the enemy, it would seem that old Zolly was rather ina quan- dary—a brown study—or a bad fix, from which it would be advisable to extricate himself soon, if not sooner. The old gentleman begins to smell a large-sized mouse; there is something wrong somewhere, there are altogether too many men getting behind him which do not belong to his side of the house; and maybe he believes that if blue-bellied Yankees could encompass him round about with about three times as large a force Captain C Ja 14-004t First Regiment VB, THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will be holden every day this week in the Luther- = hureh, (Rev. J, 6. Butler’s,) at the corner of hand H streets, commencing at 40 clock p m. ud continued but one hour. © ie 20” Public, or isso much changed by his recent ill- ness, that the audience generally was not aware of bis entrance or bis locality, though from the understanding that be was to be present, all per- sonages of the military persuasion in the theater were eagerly scanned by spectators in the hope of singling out the young Commander-in-Chief. This evening’s performance (positively the last) will include the principal scenes of Verdi's cel- ebrated opera “Il Trovatore,”’ with Miss Hinkley in the character of Leonora, M’me Strakosch as Aruvena, Brignoli as Manrico, and Mancus! as CountdiLuna. The entertainment will conclude CK ENGLISH GRAPE A LACK ENGLISH CRAPE AND CRAPE All widths and sizes, very best quality. , PERRY & BROFHER, _is%3-6t Pa. avenue and Ninth st. EN’L HOOKER’S NIVI= ‘The steam- ers REINDEER and Vo.tuy leave foot of Eleventn street, E KY MORNING (Sutdays excepted Bt 936 o’clock. ja23-1w* ‘with the famous liberty duetto, ‘‘Suonala Trom-| 88 his own, that they would attack him. Now OR SUTLERS. Cc. URE a: 4 Mr. Zolliceffer 1s too old a fox to get caught REA AE USE AND RES- ba,’’ from Bellini’s grand opera, “1 Puritani,’’ ina trap he set bimeelf. His ition on ped F 'AURANTS. with Sig. Susini as Georgio and Mancusi as Ri- Narrow cardo. Cumberland, at the mouth of Whit Gok Creek, Pale an et DmAats at, low & BRO o - - = pean apr pare, and ae comeatable | ja 23 6 Ps. avenue and th st. It is understood that President Lincoln an: rom the north side of the river, on the main road | ~.— Aga gr aces eee Mrs. Lincoln will be present at the Opera to- | fm Somerset to Monticello; but whether he is b egrtite Mit aM alee ake SIND OUR night going to take up a permanent position there, or {sbiics for mourning apparel, and at prices most - ace is Seales y making s backward move | favorable to the consumer.” = roug. enticello, is not definitely known. PERRY & BROTHER Jupez Swa tne —Yesterday, the President nom- “A man, Jobn Smith, who was instr mentalin| js 23-6t Pa. avenue and Ninth st. inated the Hon. Nosh H. A. Swayne, of Ohio, to be capturin; "several prisoners some time since in = an Associate Judge of the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Swayne is a native of Culpeper county, Va., and emigrated to Obio immediately after finish- ing bis law course under the instruction of the late distinguished Robert J. Taylor, in Alexan- dria. His age now Is perhaps fifty years. He has gtown as a public man with the growth of Obio, SEASONED PINE Woop: For sale Sensoned Pine Wood, delivered from the cars Orcera left by families with tho under- signed will receive prompt attention. EWING, ja 23 Steo* 395 Peunsyivania avenue. ANKING HOUSE O B Paar es oor RITTENHOUSE, Huntsville, Scott county, East Tennessee, and are confined somewhere in Ohio, has just re- turned from Scott county. The Union men are rising and forming companies. Five companies have already been formed. There are ninety-one men In the jargest company, and the others vary from that down to thirty men. He was ata th. ering last Saturday, at which there was hundred Union men They need guns ver Wasuixoron, D C., Jan 2?, 1962, — Lao ape mera ernlns teat any in much, though @ great many have their rifles, Wu) © )H. BIDWELL,’ Erg,’ please ‘call at ing up for its material eminence mmunition is very scarce, and it seems that . Asa jurist he is notoriously without a superior in | #me ammunition whicn was sent in for the ben- | #2 St RITTENHOUSE FANT & CO. 3 3g | Ct of the Union men, from these camps, has been | TRISH LINENS FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS’ the West, and as the conductor of the State’s appropriated by those to whom or by whom it WEAR. largest financial operations his fame is equal to| was sent, and they sre meking a small specula-| 4.4 fall sna gmple stook in al! numbers—thick, me- his reputation as lawyer. In politics he is aj tion by selling it. There are mean mer in all | White Gomi aad ard plaie: thet oa hom Republican, with strong conservative proc! ivities cote among all classes, but I trust this " PERRY £’ BROTHER. He will surely prove as efficient on the Supreme ‘Some one thousand four hundred or one thou- 36 Pa avenue and Ninth st. Court bench, as inevery other position he has} sand five hundred Sroeps through Mont- T NOTICE! Previously achieved by the weight of his fine | gomery last week to join Zollicoffer's force; they | + HE Partnersh ip heretofore existing under the name of Shenfield 3 M ha ta” Hi 31 Prince strect, is this consent—Mr. L. Shenfield the concern, LE mind, high character and effective industry. =eSsk: A aaa Naw Pustications —From Hudson Taylor we have two new books published by Messrs. Harper, New York: “ Practical Chemistry; A Treatise Especially Designed for Young Men;” by John 8.C Abbott. This volume, like other works by the same came from Virginia,through Knoxville—and there are swarms of soldiers at Knoxville. The seces- sionists report that the soldiers in Virginia are starving, and are compelled by necessity to get away from there. “<t have justseen aman who lives within amile of Zollicotfer’s encampment; be is stili in bis original position, with about 10,000 men, all told, reinforcements and all,sick included. And there are great many of his men sick. The man who POkTABLe WOODEN TENT3! The undersigned has for sale and will t order Portable. Wooden Tents, of ‘any Pomp ohe} 8iZ8, at @ very low price. be put Theso tents oan ken down in a few minutes, andcan be seen author, is well calculated to interest young people | >'ought this news {s areliable man, and one who tibees rner of Fourteenth : upon the subject of religion. fed clay when they first |“, 25 pleads hen ¢ SY SORDAN. “ The Pilgrims of Fashion,” by Kinaban Corn- R&S THE BLOCKADE !—HARVEY had one wallis; a readable enough but mmbling story, Vessel arrive yesterday with 800 From Fortress Monrozk.—The steamer Ade- hels, and two ca‘s with 600 bushels covering the time from the year 1779 to 1962, and | laide arrived at Baltimore, yesterda’ morning, | 9; prime CHERKYSTONE OYs- from Fortress Monroe, but bring no fatellt ence | ‘TEKS. a including an account of the battle of Bull Run. of interest. A flag of’ truce went to Norfolk on | lone’as teat, long as bi woe athe supply he same price. Who can fa'l to cal! ? js 23-3t BRANCH OF P. TIERNAN & SONS’ WINE DEPOT, Baltimore. We have three numbers of ‘‘ The Palpit and the Rostrum,”’ containing a Thanksgiving Ser- mon by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, New 1 ork; Henry Winter Davis’s Address, at Brooklyn, on “* The Southern Rebellion, and the Constitutional Power of the Republic for its Suppression;” and ‘Wendell Phillips’s recent Lecture at New York, on “The War for the Union.” _—_— Fitz James O’Brien, the en, one of the most original regularly engaged on that Ex-Mayor Wood, dissolved bis connection with politics, intends to make the grand tour of the Continent early in the Tuesday, but no news could be obtained with re- gard to the Burnside Expedition, everything in relation to it being suppressed by the authorities at Norfolk. A vague rumor prevailed that one of the steamers of the expedition had gone ashore, and that after rescuing those on board the wreck had been burned. The impression at Fortress Monroe is thatGen. Burnside, after making a feint in Pamlico Sound, bas gone up Cape Fear river to take Wilmington. ‘The arrival of a steamer from the fleet is now mo- mentar‘ly ex Commodore Porter’s mortar fleet is expected to arrive here shortly, as well asa large force of troopsfrom Washington. {t is rumored here that a Lopeerye os ion of Gen. Casey’s division will be sent to this The rumors from Yorktown are so varied that no contidence {s to be plased inthem. It was ru- mored to-day that Gen. Magruder threatened an advance on Newport News, which of course bas no foundation. We have just received a | i JULEP AND TIERNAN'S STOMACH BEE 80, &N invoice of fresh Pate i H are constantly receiving ail aise kale nef or 23-3t 511 Seventh street west. OOK OUT FOR LANCASTER —Lane Cosaty, nyseteige Store, cnet J3th and sts., Was: ton.—I am as ving \- oasier County farmers Fresh Butter orl N ils and firkins; siaoy freee Poulry of al Kinds - Gains, Quarters of Vent &o 5 ih lognas, os Bree ciate Vinegar, Cor Bo. wi aaer oe dies, Dates Ghease, wactes: Seay? Soap, Can- tholes I will w: t fresh have also on hand 60,000 Segars of pri 5 U.S. Attorney General, | ‘The troops from the Constitution were again on Housekeepers one Eutlers, and sil other sare re: at echinaien. ood Cea tilling, the weather being | “igariw= od fo cnt 8nd examine my stock. Rev. » author of “‘Bowen’s | bright and beautiful. -SHRODER, At. Central ae ay — ly captain of Texan ASK fess ie tenon anki Boras —— Of a igarte| _TH® Cano Exrxpition.—A correspendent of ASK asylum in ia it will be remembered that | the Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs : Ask Mr B leotu Soe Cty during the Winter of | Twelve Miles from Columbus, Ky., Jan. 16. YOUR GROCER 1859-"60 on the io of Central] Gen. Grant and staff, accompanied by Capt. YOUR GROCER Africa. Osband’s company of the Se Semaity as body YOUR GROCER guard, made a reco! , OVer a cir- FOR DAYTON’S BOSTON CRACK) sD —Mr. George P. Buell either cult of fort miles, taking in that cocntry in the FOR DAYTON’S BUSTON Gnacnens Sianatd, "on Friday” irate. tat tad Swn | ha bes oat af ee tegen eset, gitt| FOR DAYTON'S BUSTON CRACKERS 4 n one vi! of drowned. He wass native of Washington coun- | the war, no general e making tens) AND TAKE NO OTHER ty, sony engl — reside, and was a reconnolasance which resulted in ‘chtaiuing In: rer ean By ea) cousin " now in , pee Pag command ony woes ny roads, routes, &c. No enemy was 23 tf 7 Gen. Lane, of Kansas. He was [‘berally educated | Col. Cook’s column to-day marched from the CAvTion TO THE PUBLIC. and atan was admitted to the head of Gen *s column, on the south ioaal <= a Pour years ago hecameto side of Mayfield Creek down to its mouth. ofthe 7" There » Green Seal, such im; Senay ebay ett only Meee re Branch Houseof P, AN & Agents for Mesare, Rc se Rei NE ARIES Azar oese ae Ar to connoissenrs ‘west, ‘ Ww" DEPARTMENT, TELEGRAPHIO. FURTHER OF THE FIGHT. Lovisvitix, Jan 22.—Gen. Thomas now re- ports the Federal loss, at the recent battle, 39 Killed and 127 wounded. Among the wounded are Cel. McCook, of the Ninth Ohio, and bis aid, Lieut. Burt, of the Eighteenth U.S. Infantry. Ofthe Rebels, Zollicoffer and 114 others were Killed, 116 wounded, 45 taken A prisoner ‘says that George B. Crittenden was the first In command of the Rebel forces, and Zollicoffer second. Crittenden fied to the woods, taking the wrong road, and is supposed he will be captured. The Federal forces actively engaged were the Tenth Indiana, Fourth Kentucky, Second Minne- sota, and Ninth Ohio—their respective loss being in the order named. They were reinforced, after the first and severest engegement by the 12th and 10th Kentucky, Ist Janvany 21, I-62. OnperED, That the War Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuredays end Fridays against all other business but thet which relates to active military operations in the field. Saturdays will be devoted to the business of Senators and Representatives. Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War. AUCTION SALES. Kar Por other Auction Sales, see first page. FUTURE DAYS. AYER neni ASHINGTON THEATER! TARURSDAY EVENING, January 3. GRAND GALA NIGHT! Art- Most positively the [ast Performance of the ITALIAN OPERA! From the New York Academy of Musio. i h willinclede the ips Socses of Verde ce fobrated Opera, IL TROVATORE, Muss Isabella Hinkley... as. me St-akosch. ignor Brignol Signor Mane: And will conclude with the oslebrated Liberty Duetto. “SUONA LA TROMBA,” From Balti Poses os of i PURITAN Ricardo. __ Georgio... The prinei ja 22-tf res Land, and 24 Tennessee, 14th, 3lst, 35th, and 36th Onto | wp, Parguotte Aud pa Ng a regiments, and Standard’s, Whitmore’s and Kin- Fie Chairs eee ‘ars app'y to M. BAMOY, 32 St, ney’s batteries. Private Boxes. Paal st., Baltimore. jen 15-50" The rebel forces were estimated at 10,000. Green C. Clay, of Bourbon county, a son of Brutus Clay, and Aid to Gen. Schoepff, was with Gen. Thomas in the engagement, and has just arrived, bringing a splendid silk rebel flag, bear- ing the inscription : ‘« Presented to the Mountain Rangers, Capt. F. A. Ashford, by Mrs. W. D. afte may be eeoured at Mr, Metzerott’s Music Doors open at 73s; performance to commence at 8 —— jass GEORGE CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS! SPECi/AL ANNOUNCEMENT: B 7 Red by Guan Singh iy Sag PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER, ih the attention of fem- to which we reepectfelly call ° 360 now ~~ 4-4 KEATING, ja 18 Staw at Charderoyne.”” In consean of the imprespeents age = A mane Col. 8.8. Fry, of the 4th Kentucky regiment, | Gomesny 3y1 sexATAe OH loth street, FURNITURE! had his horse shot from under him by one of Zol- ODD FELLOW:’ BALL, ghee Sr. FURNITURE! lcoffer’s Aides, when he turned and shot Zolli- On MONDAY EVENING, Jan,2. ' coffer through the frog erg — Partioulars in amall bills. a 2 FURNITURE! Look to your Interests, Purchasers of CABINET FURNITURE, aa oall at 518 Iron Gall, + you wi stook to be ovary a) 3 Shouse compiete, at peer ee jat Pennsy!vania aven' —" The first breaking of the rebel ranks was effect- ed by Colonel R.S. McCook, of the Ninth Obio, Acting Brigadier General, who ordered his men to charge bayone's, which put the rebels to imme- diate flight. The last order issued to the rebels, which was found in thelr encampment, was signed by Col. Cummins, the senior in command after the death of Zollicoffer and flight of Crittenden, directing the rebels to disperse, and save themselves in the best way they could. NG’S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER, K! Pune Av. ee hy ys Near Willards’. fay sooeinte Ev cnn THOEBENTSRET Besides this the following ramed performers will also contribute thei: talent to the entertainment of the evening. all of whom are well-known to tLe theater-colng public: L. Rivers, Ducrow, GonzaLzs, mEEnannrs ani Forgst. 4 he THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. .M. A. HAMILTON, No 246 Pennsyi- yumares.} sd oes streets, between , received & new sesortment of hand LIZA GARDNER. ply oe ee The Journal says that General Thomas, with a | The young and beauiiiat uestrienne, wil! make basi Boe ae Ay y now selling at very large force, has crossed the Cumberland, and is her PPE BROOM Clay ee The Ladies will Plonne ceil as hunting the flying rebels through Wayne county. The performance wili conclude with pn iit ccstrees a, axel The Lavexase Panto: THE COBBLER'S FRULIC! ircie 60 cents; Childré ir 10 years of age to reas Circle 25 cents; Range 25 cents; Col- ored Gallery 25 cente; Colored Boxes 0 Doors open at 7 o'clook; performances mence at 8 precisely. Cc ANT Louisiana Avanug, ween 434 and 6th Streets. (= NEW COMPANY #1 te NEW COMPANY #4 F Misseuri. St Lovis, Jan. 22—The report of Adjutant General Harding to Governor Gamble shows that 38,882 Missouri troops have entered the Federal Service for three years or the war, of which 25,000 are infantry, 3,000 artillery, and 6,000 cavalry. The number of militia organized under the Gov- ernor’s call for six-months men is upwards of 6,000. RUSSAN INVIGORATOR. S°# weERI ste Se any at A i eat Burn, * oss Watkeres stock will com- ja2t ERBURY HALL, LEavENwoatH, Jan, 22.—Tbe 13th Missouri \HE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore infantry, Col. Morency, arrived here to-day, to LEONI PANTOMIME COMPANY! under the name of L. Huycx & Co., has this form » part of Gen. Lane's command, Other LEON: PANTOMIME COM ANY gtr to settlothe Tegiments are expested. LEONI PANTOMIME COMP. : business aMhirs of the arm, Opthleyhala, the chief of the loyal Indians, is To nigh L. HUYCE & Co. here to confer with Gen. Hunter. MR. ROBERY tL UTLER January 15, 1862 jalsst Col Jennison’s regiment of cavalry is ordered | wii) Sppear &s the Clown in the Laughable Pan- ASHINGTON, JANUARY 15. 1862, to the Indian country. VOL ee rs No 517 SaventE EET. indersigned have this dey formed Bw ander the name of Sweeny & 1g id Exons: e. Caliee™ ucting an Exehan; Hons Land Warrant,and General ‘Backiog 3 rom | attention to bus: ~y- | 4 eg een Fens ‘and su int as EeONakb aU Yon. _ PERHAWM’S EXCURSION. From Baltimore te New York and return $5.00 Te Bosten, $13.60 Troops for Kansas. Mitwavxes, Jan.22—The 9th German regi- ment, commanded by Col. Solomon, (who dis. tinguished bimself under Gen. Siegel at Spring- field,) left to-day for Fort Leavenworth, well armed and equipped T DISSOLUTION. HE Copartnership formerly existing between J. W. Colley and W. M. Brown, under the name of J. W. Cotter & Co., was dissolved by limita- tion on the lst day of September, 1261. ‘all part: indebted to the lats frm will please mate im diate payment to the subscriber, as the vid busi- ness must bs settled up withgnt further d W. COL 523 7th st , above Pa. av. VOL-AU-VENT! Splendid cast of characters by the members of the Leoni anp Cantsrsuay Companigs! t Appearance of sivas RS TD Ww. N, The Best Jugeler in the World! WILLIS ARMSTRONG. To-night, MISS AMELIA WELLS. The Beautifal Songstress, in SENTIMENTAL AND VANKEE Sonos! A. J, TALBvTT, | The Fthiopisn Comedian, sesisted by Dick PaRxsr. Miss Emma Miuzs, iss VERNON, M’LLE Frank La toxve, aud Littis Era, One Week Longer, WARD on bis Corps Votanrs! Best Sluck-rope Performer im America! Hocus natenting the inge Company now at the clat area > No 4DVANCE IN PRICES. 3 fter: formance, tor Ladies and Children, covery WEDNESTAY ind SATURDAY. with tities of | preaeate--0000. supere ‘Silk Dress. ¢ dress can be seen in the window of Mesers. retars Tickets for sale at the NATIONAL HOTEL, Where further particulars may be had. Time for leaving Was expires on Sist January. retur before Tickets good 5 net od day ja 17-120" 50,000 Sxte= 89k? diectary Nowe and CARD —The undersigned begs leave to in- form his frien and patrons of the late firm © will continue the Ce Dry Goods Bus- , tthe old stand, and hopes Fy givine his striot attention to business, ard tothe wants of the community, he may merit their confidence and in- ‘ea ed liberal pati .. J. W. COLLEY, ba 25t - Tone ESS 3 7th pe LF Paw. LOVELL, COLLES & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, perry & Bio. Ail our dresses are bought from this | District “RPPENBOUSe, ¢ T & $0.. potash.’ Albian wok Bore, ote, 86 Front Strest, New York, Ladiens 0 canter obtidese ia Sonte - soay, | 22272™__{Sun- Chron} 363 Pa. avenue, and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C., ee en Ow Is yYouR oath IOUS Tan TPP ESTER oO» FELLOWS’ HALL! at smiTis . No. 460 Seventh street, Post Ui (near Willard’s Hote}.) dim PROFESSOR WYMAN, VENTRILOQUIST AND WIZARD, i be GR. met ay. 8 Anvancine To- Having started a branch of our New York estab- | With Be Ey eee pon ins Agtomatons, wards lishment in this city, we invite Sutlers, Grocers, Restauranteurs, and Hotel Keepers, to call and examine our stook which is well assorted and comprised of goods of the best quality. We take orders for anything in our line, and exeeute them prompt'y is 23-tf Admittance 25 cents ; children 10 cents, See email! bills. ji (gEORGE CHKISTY’S: OPERA HOUSE, Tantu StREgt, BETWEEN anp F, Open E ne wi GEORGE CUKIST YS MINSTRELS From Broadway. New York, _— pventh to fice somo ef . yy = Clotheng, i Ls LE—An j SUTLERS#BIP, Bees pees Sere eS vee B near 10th. ja 16 6t* je 18-tf ee Comprising 16 of the AMP STOVES? STOVES! RE CHANCE FO SUTLER —! Pioxep Stars of MInsTRELSY ! +? m A Ioraale oman stubles s Freartgenth 1 have The entire entertainment ux der the immediate a. Ate enekenteniee Ane hie : street, below in ne “4 Bg. 5. 5 SE, 8 years old, and 4 GEORGE CHRISTY respect, ‘Ales ro Wacon and Harters will be The acknowledged eer of Munstrelsy! isl FORTE a arenue. sold ol De This Evening, and every evening until further . am set Cc. V. HILL, notiee, wil be prodused earee risty’s We Have Lod rece: GENTLEMENS EADY MADE GARM- afterplece entitled ims (System* Gregoire:) Benet jugies, tor ENTS, OF FINE QUALITY. NEW YEAR’S CALLS, . pee © Gavalty, and artallery + n Frere’s Woe offer citizents and strangers a iage asrort | Peter Dex. George Christy. | Ceiebrated Clariones and Flutes ; Brass I - ment of OVER COAT, DRESS COATS FUBI- ther 7 the company. ments of ali Kinds. Also, the quality of Ven- NESS coats. F PANTALOONS and VESTS, | The, eel melange of Singing. Dancing. Bur | ice Strings. Busson’s coordeone finish to the beet cutter or ee ed eee eee rel, one ae teat eg, | Touether with » ‘une hiore of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 'W. 6. METZEROTT, jae Coram Pe. svemanent ththt, ean IPPENRouse, FANT & 00. isdim ee or Brown's Hotel. (CHOICE OLD BAVANA RU MINERVA WINE-s celebrated vekmoure WINE-an Italian Wine, much Te ee CORDIALS, &e., Ee MART viee Tea NECK TIES! SATURDAY NIGHT, January 25th, Buverit oF Grorex Cristy And last appearance of the Compauy on Tenth st, sz, Monday, January 27th, Ovp FaLtows’ ee Y THE WwW ASHINGTON ACADEMY Music, Pann. Avenvg, (“ovrH Sips,) No. 389, Between 9th and 10th sts. eve kadly fine Free Conot Pit fi solosdone from the best classic wresle: Merchant ‘Tatiors and Clotihers, bet 9th and 10th sts. Rep.) ‘a. jnsewir ~~ (intel ~ COIN WANTED: The Highest Price paid for @OLD AND SILVER! Sreciz For Sate in Suxs ro Suit, LEWIS JOHNSON & CU., BANKERS, PENNSYLVaNIa AVENUE, ja 22-tf Corner Tenth street. ROF, ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI. Fe gore on Neat OBE, eneral request will 0; class og and Singing, by his uew end simplified method. In this Suisse Entwledge ef Vel" asd Heatramonta 10" e ol oe Rusic, on the most liberal terms. All those who y invited, Ty ha Ivasciude to tke st det in the M a ee An Sseortment in thi will pl t 01 at a T his rendence, Ne 09 sia avtenterween | __BALLS, PARTIES, &c Inpetot RA fae street and New York avenue. an "2 Hotel. ours of reception between 9 and 120’clock &.m., eae ein Petia ne Eee (PHIRTEENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY on Tuesdays, ‘Thuredays, and Saturdays. : HIBEDE cLus Will take place at th eee ASHINGTON STEAM BAKERY Engine i Dy srrect, tetweon tah AS GT. A . . ngine House. on s'reet, wee! pear the Sth MONDAY, January 27:h, 1862 Ww Dewan erste “Tiokete 60 cents, admitiing © 66 ard is-| CHARLES S. FOWLER & ©0., in 43g Bad 6th Streets, dies, in 22 4t* IMPORTERS, The attention of dealers is requested toour large stock of FRESH CRACKERS AND CAKES, Among the varieties may be named : WATER CRACKERS, SUGAR CRACKERS, SODA CRACKEKS, BUTTER CRACKERS, EDINBURG CRACKERS, GROUND CRACKERS, GINGER CAKES, SUGAR CAKES, ALMOND NUTS, ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, FINE CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, ROLL METAL GOODS. BLOCK TIN GOODS, TINCHAMBER SETS COAL OIL LAMPS, LANTERNS, ” $e. $e. +) . Tus GFAND SOIREE! BERR RRRE Sat, 2 Onf Ripa’ EVENING, Jan's giitbe i will eons ieronn Teman and indies 280 P * C.F BARNES. LN ay price ected Li ® gen PIANOS ! - “GINGER Nuws, _ | FHURSDAY, Jeoueryaa a ays RAISIN CAKES, ai, jontioman and ladies. | couse R TSR Buyi Lusi cash, and possesaing the Fisnigen. Bessie of steam po er and the most pesoncern B Kony, ja l-s* - on 4 machinery, we are able to sell st the lowest man- | ————————.-—————————— terme.” & "iad one Coataree EP Wilts pies, aston ant vee | SHRPRLCS CNRS ORE Reta | asaceh ear Ps ee 2 ie ers, ors - buying goods at the North. may save the occas oe to the Subsistence e ein” ____—s*F. ©. RICHENBACH. of freight and seoure fresh work, by giving us a] Avost twelve (13 000) willbe Military Boots call. jam 2w.if | fequired. of a high eof I po bad. AT WHOLESALE. pa SA ER Lif. RetDns ae AND rang stu Paige rete ain | se some in Cap: ‘Fok nions. “Pepper Sauce, Piste 5 me -™ Ki the barrel £2)9R, or in jare,at must be equal in quality to ior Feanentenad Wd. | filet Gig-nulta urine bat de%-im* corner Pa. axenue ton City, and the Ni one gtsomery req’ A commigslONeb Suen Pina Pen-- Biante, diated to 8.A.. 8nd endorsed FURNI1