Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR ty PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh st. " W. D. WALLAOH: Papers served in packages by carriers at $42 year, or 37 cents per month. Wo mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than theee months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sia tle copies, ons cunt; in Wrappers, rwo cunrs. {[7" Avvzntusments should be sent to the *Zice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appeer until the next day. = : ye, XIX. ing Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, 1UESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1862. £ N°. 2,812. THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘Fhis ereclisnt Family end Mews Journal— 2 greater variety ef interesting reed- ing than ez be found in any other—is published ‘oa Friday morning. rrr iy PER COPE .crerrrereerceceescccccss 9 OB Fwenty-20e Copies..ccecrosecereee. 90 OF I invariably contains the ‘Washington News’ that bas made Tis Detly Evening Star ciroulate #0 generally throug hout the country, {7"Singie copies ‘im wrappers) can be ofthe paper. Prics-THREE CENTS. who, of course, know best what the capabili- ties of the city for defence are. " The most important item of intelligence by this arrival is that which relates to the views entertained by the members of the Confederate SUBJUGATION OF THE SOUTH—LOY.- ALTY IN DIXIE. [From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 20 ] The Yankee nation, elevated by the recent victories of its hireling armies, is entirely TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. THE WAR IN TENNESSEE. Nashville Occupicd by the Faderal demy—Gov- Harris Cailing in all the Tennessee Troops— rtain of the speed. thorough subjuga- | Congress, now in session, on the subject of the Reaction in Favor of the Union. this pois of the South. fas hs to saeco fatare conduct of the war. It is feared at} Lovisvittx, Feb. 24.—Reliable private infor- idea of any other possibility, and exults | Richmond that there are several members of | mation received here to-night assure us that | act of in delicious{ day-dreams of the d tion te which its enemy will be juced. It glories in the consciousness of its brute strength, and intends to exercise it in the iritof abrute. All the enormous self-com- placency and self-conceit which for a while were humbled by the battle «f Manassas have renewed their ancient exnitation, and they fancy themselves the mas‘ers of the universe and the predestined conquerers of all man- the House of Representatives, and one or two Senators, who are in favor of putting a stop to the war, and of taking such measures as will result in the return of the States to their alle- giance. These views were entertained by them be- fore the loss of Fort Donelson, and that evert will, of course, strengthen their convictions, and may also bring ether members over to their way of thinking. They have secured the co- Nashville is virtually im the ession of the Federal forces. if te LATER. Sr. Lovis, Feb. 24 —A special dispatch from Cairo to the Democrat says: “The latest intelligence from the Cumberland river is that General Buell’s forces occupy Nash- ville, and that Governor Harris has called in all the Tennessee troops, and that a strong reaction oceurred among the people,’’ CLaRKsvILLE, Tenn., Feb. 21.—Commodore Foote has advanced up the Cumberland with the bridges over the Cumberland and Red rivers were set on fire, and that over Red river destroyed. The other ts but little dai 3 Commodore Foote issved a proclamatiou for the people to return to their business. There are a large ameunt of rebel stores here. Cano, Feb. 24.—Everything Is quiet here. The rebels, before evacuating Clarksville, fired the the North and compelled a peace, it would | While these facts exist, it is due to truth to have been a temporary paralysis, and a peace which would havo subjugated the South more completely than she is ever likely to be by the hands of enemies. The inevitable conse- ‘quences of a speedy peace would have been the Festoration of the old commercial and manu- pat dar a large majority of both houses of the rebel Congress ure atill inclined to carry on the war, even in the face of their recent re- verses, and of the still more discouraging fact that they can uo longer depend on foreign aid but will haveto fight their battles alone an: closed facturing dependonoy of the South n the | Unassisted, rallroad bridge crossing the Cumberland river at North, with no other results of her nominal | Some inklings of the forthcoming message of | that point Pg og a ey fg A te papa toe ige from abolition legislation, and the heavy ex- = out among the qued xuncs of Richmond. | SiS 0ino them iato the river om the approach of pense of a separate Government, with none of t was understood that it would not attempt to underrate the severe losses at Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, but would use those facts eur guabeats, either to destroy them or obstruct the channel. THE REPORTED EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS those sources of wealth to support it which commerce, msnufacoures and trade supply. Nor EASURY DEPARTMENT, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN of the readiness of payable in one year from date, authorized by the the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from date, authorized by the act of Congress approved 24 March, 1861. sr {Interest on Treasury notes of the above issues REMowv ‘will cease on the 7th day of April next by terms BD of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7 re EPARTMENT OF STATE, 4 Men orrosrrx kind. But the work of subjugation is as dis- | ©peration of one of the Richmond editors ‘o a boats Conesto; d Cairo. to this port. The] The Secretary of State will hereafter receive tant now as ever—more dita mae imprac- | certain extent, and a couple of articles will fortifications on cack atte of Red pear were de- | Members “esp on business on Saturdays, WILLARDS’ HOTEL. ticable than it was before the shadow of dis. | s00n sppenr fence .<f Me Richmond Papers | stroyed, and the greater portion of the inbabi-| commencing with Saturday, the first of maxi aster had been cast upon our flag. se ony to feel Le pee regard to teats have tied. Waite $ are flying in every 4 0 yt ictori ese sta: jows (as appear at | direction. : an ee Rane SaeSAE aT coats en Tee On the approach of the gunboats the railrond | jan 27-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD. | We invite the attention of our friends and Ww" DEPARTMENT, Oxpgrep, That the War Department will be Fridays against all other business but that 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. ja2a-tf ences Aeeihientey OFFICIAL, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1863, REMOVAL. 4. BININGER & CO. Fasrvary 4, 1862. nt to redeem the Treasury notes Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and F 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasutneton, January 2%, 1862. trons to the Card below: ‘No. 219 PEnNsyivanta Avante, (opposite Willard’: Hotei,) The Subscribers, having opeaed a Branch Es- tablishment in this City a few months since, and feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al- ready recelved from lis friends and the loyers of pure and genuine WINES, LIQUORS, and other articles in their line, heve determined JANUARY 21, 1862, ‘Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary ef War. Such a call it a what oe may, wo atialiy subjugation ; and i the North had tem counsel of wisdom instead of pride, malignity and revenge, it would, in the first instance, never have permitted the war to be waged, or, when it had begun, have et it to a termination as speedily as pos- sible. When we say that the subjugation of the South is now more remote than it would have been atter an early peace, we have no refer- ence to that small minority which, in the South, ss well as every community. is willing to purchase peace at any price. There are to- ries an the South as there were tories in the Revolution, whose only sympathies are with the pacerapoke their country, who lament tts victories and rejoice over tts defeats. The subjugation of these is not the question, for of all the ph epee who threaten to oppress us, they, in the event of an opportunity, would be the most revengeful and inexorabie. The to- ries in the Revolution committed atrocities which far surpassed the most cruel oppressors of the British invaders, and we are prepared te expect from Southern tories—happily not so many in number nor so capable of mischief as their illustrious predecessors—the exhibition of a similar spirit There is another and more numerous class who be subjugated, because they are al- ready subjugated by their apprehensions of the evils and calamities which are incident toa state of war. Whilst generally honest and patriotic, they look upon national honors as an abstraction, not to be weighed against person- al comfort and security and materia ‘in. “Dying for one’s country,” they consider a very pretty poetical sentiment, much to be admired in novels and tragedies; but, like many other poetical sentiments, nonsensical and Quixotic when reduced te practice. Self- indulgence is the rule of life with many men who are patriotic, honest, virtuous, aud moral as long as the exercise of those qualities cost them no sacrifice. But of any higher life than the life of the flesh they have not the faintest conception, nor can they imagine any greater evil than the loss of money, the deprivation of bysical comforts, and above all, the loss of ife. No one will deny that the subjugation of this class is practicable, even with a moity of the immense forces which Lincoln has brought as 4 peereay to prove the military power of the North, and the determination of the Union government to reduce the South to subjection, and would urge the Southern people to re- newed efforts to defeat the Union armies. The Norfolk Day Book of the 19th has an editorial article on the gloomy aspect of affairs at the South, in which it says :—‘‘ The fulness of the direful wrath of the North is directed against us. Have wo prepared to resist the tide of invasion? Thecampaign before us will be witnessed in trembling silence by the gov- erning powers of the world. The North has stayed the judgment of England and France ei sure promises of the restoration of the old nion. Is our army sufficient? Let the call be sounded for its increase.” ——_-+e. Tue HxattH or Carrain W. D. Porter, oF THE Gux-Boat Essex —The following is an ex- tract from a private letter, written at the request of the Captain by his Acti Ald, dated Cairo, LU., February 17th :—“The Captain has suffered all that a man could endure since he was scalded oa the 6th inst. But Dr. Rice says he is getting along well,and thinks he will be able to get around in a few days.” The friend to whom this is eddressed has received four letters from Captain Porter since his injury, 2nd there is no allusion in any of them to internal injury, caused | by “inhaling the hot steam.” The writer of the above also says: ‘All hands on board will be glad to see Captain Porter once more in active service, as they think him too good a man to be seen lying on a sick bed.” This is soldier lan- uage, for the best men must soff-r as well as do for their country. The Essex was to be towed to St. Louis for repairs, but at the above date she was still at Cairo. This delay caused by the wrecked condition of the boat, and the sickness of their gallant Captain, is trying the restless spirits ofthe brave crew rather severely. The ‘Xx carries remarkably heavy cannon, which hasineach engagement told severly upon the enemy’s works. CORRECT. Sr. Louis, Feb. 24.—Cairo dispatches say that the reports about the evacuation of Columbus are entirely false. The rebels are still there in large force, and none of the garrison has been withdrawn, and from present indications they evidently intend making a desperate stand there from Gen. Halieck to His Army. Sr. Lovis, Feb. 24.—Gen. Halleck bas issued a proclamation impressing on the officers and sol- diers of his army the necessity of preserving goed order as the army advances into Tennessee and other southern states, to show our fellow-citi- zens there that we come merely tocrush out rebel- lion and restore to them peace, ete. The regula- lions against pillaging, marauding and corns, concealing slaves, ete., must be strictly enforced. It dees not belong to the military to decide the relations of master and slave. No fugitive slave, therefore, will be admitted within our lines or camps, Proclamat Fort Warren Prisoners Declining to Accept the Terms Proposed by the Government for their Release. as Boston, Feb 24 —The following State prison- ers in Fort Warren have not been released, hav- ing declined their liberty except on unconditional terms: Wm.G. Harrison, Willlam H. Winder, Henry M. Warfield and Wm. H. Gatchell. Effects of the Gale. New York, Feb. 24, p. m.—The gale here is very severe. "The steamers North Star, from As- pinwall, and the Constitution, from Ship Island, are below, but it is impossible to board them, ow'ng tothe tremendous gale. All the vessels anchored in North river, including the frigate St, Lawrence, have dragged their anchors. All PI Fire at Augusta, Me. Boston, Feb. 23 —The post office, the publish- ing office of the Age, and several stores, at Au- gusta, Me, were destroyed by fire last night Loss $28,000; 000. The Gunboat Essex. Sr Lovis, Feb. 24.—The gunboat Essex arrived bere from Cairo to-day for repairs. Capt. Porter s rapidly recovering and will soon be ready for uty. (~The Chicago Journal had one reporter killed outright, and another had his leg shot off, at a of Fort Henry. A thir unhurt. EALED PROPOSALS Are invited til! the Inth Maroh, 1962. st 120’clock m., for sup- 8, Sub. Lay with 6.000 head of CATTLE on the hoof. The Cattle to be delivered at Washington City, and esch animal to average 1,30 pounds groes M which, The Maryland Home Brigade, Frepreicx, Feb 24 —A ballot has been taken in the Maryland Home Brigade, commanded by into the field. Teorey umal admitted which weighs less than | Col. Maulsby, and all but seventeen voted to ad- Also, Sole Agent for 7 c . " . ? it = me But such is not the spirit of the great major- | ,,1f*ceitit.t2 te delivered at suoh times and. in J here to Gen. Banks? army wherever it may go PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL, ity of the Southern people. They are devout- | No Cattle will be sequal ‘er this contract be- Frem Sen Francisce. feb 14-tf ed wi fore the Ist dey of Apri if 1862. Heifers and Bullocks no: wanted. A one With good and suificiont seournty will be aired. ° pocreriiment reserves to itself the right to pay in ury notes, No bid witl be entertained when put in ¥ con- tractors who have previously failed to comp!y with their conte or where the bidder is not presont to hie bid. ide to be directed to Maj. A. BECKWITR, C. ly attached to their country, to its institutions, to its habits and modes of life, and they have an innate and ineradicable an' to the political and social system of the invadin race, to their character and their habits and h, which the present their very modes of sree ed into such passionate cruel war bas inten: and profound detestation that, sooner than acknowledge the Yankees as masters, they San Francisoo, Feb. 21.—The steamer Golden Age sailed to-day for Panama, with £670,000 in treasure for New York, $350,000 for England. She has but few passengers. No. Another Expedition, Carino, Feb. 23.—Commodore Foote is already off on anotherexpedition. He has moved ofi from this point with a force of gunboats and mortar- In co! V8 0 for the i We bi id Di 2 nt Mo » Stook would rather see the whole Southern country He Semen Op es ven vow and Bonds, (on eommisaion,) Drafts on Aimerioan S = : 1,4 B, do hereb: to deliver to the and European cities, roceive Deposits, and make sink to the bottom of the ocean. Asa whole, wAP. by F eRoe Mi sau Collections upon all'accessible points . 3 the South is proud, sensitive to the last degree | fusdcet Stunde seat eoeke ees Sie TORN ITURE ! fea JAY COOKE & CO. S ‘on tntagltsr Soi te dereaeione a ne ee | Shoe etek Hing tein trae oft FURNITURE ! COIN WANTED! i 6 . = . 39 intasioe ovik tod 7 Such men may On the soales,and the weight so determined be — Ty H E E A R e overrun, may be exterminated, but they | the purchase weight. 1 hereby a¢res ia civene Ww, 3 MOSES, The Highest Price paid for cannot be subjugated. They will resist as long good'and sufficient bond for the fofaiiment of the Pe eee gah beey yeti preety in GOLD AND SILVER! they wil not ony Conquered. Whon type WetseCatis. Ln” rte | cuao gat Cary, Cotas Pao’ Bing | racon Fon Sau oy Stas ro Se wee S22 . room F urn . nt aes peo ndomil on EPO? QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, % LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. ™ : pep ne I mae ro a th ie trae DCs Eloursante ano G Staxezs. itvery, variety of, UPHOLSTERING promptiy BANKERS, Ne. 997 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUK. to herself, she will maintain her freedom and} Sxazxp Aus ior furhishing {0 tke Gow. Sibtore open day and evening for the acoommeda- PENNSTLVama AVENUE, WILLARD’S HOTEL. independence. ernment, st this point, (1/00)one thousand HEAD- | tion of the public, ja 2-tf Corxer Tenth street, = . we BOAKDS for the craves of deosased soldiers, | Purchasers will study their intorest to os! before | ———____—__?—_ Oculist and Aurist. “] Whatcan the enemy do with such & people? | will be i at 4 office until Saturday, | looking elsewhere, ja 22-3m* ARMY EXPRESS COMPANY. DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, If driven from the cities they will retire to the | Mafoh let 1962. at 12 o'alock noon,” — From Clinton Place, New York, has arrived in the country, and their cities altogether could not | gions Feupec Oysters! Oysters! NEW ARRANGEMENT! city and oj his offices at Tow thom to the oounteye in the ae tare | he Boagte ERO ICATIONS oot, ras ee OVER LA MPANY See — a, whore he can be eouseltod on Maladies ofthe rn ; of the South would rayuire om army more | ecidiiget (ntiang tn inoon cn, 50 | BA apetineg terest aN Zthowfamowe pastes] ALL, RAIL FROM NEW YORK, Te AND EAR stent rous th: , Souused 1 = or d “private famil requiring medical and surgi ‘tel the oe eee eed Sil te Piso =) a ae ee ole pees eno! would do wel to oall aud e, them, ‘ ee HOURS, Dr. Von Moscuzisxxe is the inventor ane intro- them, each m: trosty rift a he | edge to & distance of(1) foot (9) inches, ‘Those oysters are sold 36 hours after ducer into the medical practice of the oe rod sty rifle, an pre- | *“Sianed smooth on ean side, thay come from the water. ‘Phis Company is prepared to forward all kinds ETHERIAL EAR INHALATOR. pared to seize the first opportunity to re-assert | A ¢; ihe style of boards reqaired may Lffce No. 48 Market Space, below the | of goods to and from— for the treatment of obstinate osees of their rights. They will at once destroy the | be secu at this Avenue House. in$-sm_ | NEW YORK—Office 32 Broadway, DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD. cotton and .cther staples which the North is en- og ay Worktarton: SMITH & BROTHER'S aeons T Congress street, and 9 Con- | He uglso author of the letters published in the voring em e sword, ani Cay i ed * 8 S 5 gress Square, lew York and P: phi will never cultivate them agaia till they’ can Besson mp a, nucHeR. |? ALE OREAM ALE,| ,SepeLPatA—Office, 337 Chestunt street, treating on the p.evention a e7 iy ERIOR do so for their own benefit. Lvery bale of cot- | _/19 dtmar Q. Mand Col_Xo. SUPERIOR AMBER ALE, BALTIMOR E—Office, Camden Station, DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OF CAN- ‘on in the Southern States will be burned, and CORNS—BUNIONS. PORTER axp NEW YORK BROWN STOUT, InROnW HALI, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A large and first-class stock of choloe FAMILY GROCERIES, B8UG4RS, of all grades, tang and Bankin; en ness. WASHINGTON-Office, 388 Pennsylvania ay, Pon a continuance and extension of their bus! ness. Their assortment embraces— FINE COGNAC BRANDIFES (cf various age, brands, and districts.) BOURBON AND SCOTCH WRHISKIES, JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &, Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and SBtomachics, which are remedies for bowel complaints, fever and agne, headache, and the like, MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES, EMILE DUPRE. Just Received and Opened, consisting of: CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE TEAS; AND GERMAN WINES. COreEs, HAVANA SEGARS, BUSTER; Of all Varieties and Prices. ens FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING FLOUR, TOBACCO MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE, 180, ke, ke, &e. PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED of which he offers at lowest cash prices. MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &c., &c. The Stock was particularly selected to sult the wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, &c. They are invited to visit the establishment, which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. WILson. Owing to the fact that they import most of the articles direct, and to thelr many business facili- ties, they are enabled to effer their stock Goods at very low prices. Your obedient servants, A. BININGER & CO., mporters of Foreign Wines, Liquors, $c. ja 11-tf New Yorx anp WasHineton. KE’S3 CELEBRATED WHISKIES. 500 barrels Magnolia, 500 barrels XXX, 500 barrels Miliers Rye Monongahela, 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barrels fine Old Bourbon, AT CINCINNATI PRICES, All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, umm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick, , being bought low, we offer at unusually low rates. 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RESTORATION OF SIGHT $ HEARING. pany wan! iw neces- doctors jener- — sities require. Ifthe Yankees choose to hold } ™ ge ie havea fames a large stock ready for de- Be ies ices [Prom Prafe tsor Alone: pect of Petite. iene whe B25 : | . I. BELMBOLD, . thelr ss = moterel, Oe scly “se Movenine sy KS OF NEW AND MOD- avery, to wertep had ond quarter ooshs, exicabie ide ap RESTAURANTS, ee I Setane ott her Tlght per. Pas diy sworn, say. PTSpprations con- here armi , these rie kis, : e san Y USE, baskets — i has been 4 but islands in the midet of vast ocean, and A SUE Cbeskot Biles. Which we offer ot the MOST FAVORABLE TOT ORME sales pared, from Ge {ieatest deprivation tha could pxaerpe antes 57 OLD. affect freed lence RM! e befalien her.’ worn subseribed me. of the people so long as they are constant to Eaepeanoe wits ead veioes, SMITH & RROTHER, Brewers, for sale cheap by lai (From the Hon. Senator Push} Novembre. sunt ft shout eee Bes their cause and true to themselves. 3 ris Bid Gloves for Indios, all sizes and] No.168 & 160 Weat lath st, New York City. WM. CORWIN BURGY, PRs AT, amt | am greaiy obliged ‘ In bev very Worst aspect of the Sonthern a Elode of Diy Good Qrders by Mai or Express promptly executed, a? No, 357 Pi Bap esctines light Daninens sod "Hs ii wie igh TOR hate irented cause, extreme limit wi anks © north eaatern ndents *. i ee cl — 0nse. I ne dou! by 7 subj ean reach, éven if our armies could en now suppics uatiee Une price. ol kedin] PMPORTANT TO LADIES. I CARRIAGES, servance of your directions, my peer sane? PEYROMC 4. t0Cr be from every battlefield, and every | Pisin Szures. Uapoction of stock ‘egure "| “The eubsoribers have opened the store No, 16 | CARLA GES seers ad ine assortment of | Pe ea ie Lean, Jeo som of the How. Futr of be aia ler 84 Southern city and fort fallinto the enemy's +3 ‘et Pann. avenue and 9th st. Market Space Fa av. sthe Othetes asp first which [am pronered red te sel RS i 8. Supreme Court Price $1 per bettle, or 4 hands. But the accomplishment even of that WERTHEIMER & Co. Lage and a . COONS me grsons in want ofg It is well known to my numerous friends that 1} pelivsred te anv address, severely packes so uahevemnt upon te power, “hg | SO% 8H Abu, £44 Srvsens de. 464 | Vase nsunigaue aay UP Batangas | Etat re Suate see sme my ot | Pre bse rae a aaah mend} | mare an ement ir power. : at “ ° . Ve m4 have taught us by perseverance with their WINKS. BRANDIES, O1N: eget : saailepetes aeabiy done, and orders promptiy a- Dowarsorarcver’ SOHN MPERN Ue en Ses wel at Bond Ban hes Wenn we FANCY GOODE, eton,| StS New York prise DUSSELDO which orienaally sont S135 bat Lite Gaeta | Veo aesecay or reaiared my fee) eeinens. 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