Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1862, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR’ Py) PUBLISHED BV&RY AFTERNOON, (BONDAY BXOEPFED) AT THE STAH BULLDINGS, - Bernat of Pernsyleania avenns and Eissensh at. mY | ‘* Ww. Ob. WALLAQOH.~ Papers served In package: by carriers at $48 peer, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 2 year, im adeance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of I2 centsa week. Sin gle copies, onz cur; In wrappers, TWo CENTS. ([F" Avvanruruants should be sent to the fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Taz New Inon-Ciap Steamen.—Her Ar- rival from Mystie—Peculiarities.—The iron- clad war steamer which has been building at Mystic, Connecticut, since September last, has been brought to this port, and now lies at Greenpoint. The vessel—which has not yet received & name—was launched a few days ago, and will be ready to receive her armament in about one month from the present time, when she will be immediately prepared for sea. This is one of the three iron-clad vessels whose construction was ided for at the last session of Congress. e Ericason Battery— also one of them—has made her trial trip, and will soon be afforded an ~ gagrern Hed testing her fighti: ualities. The third ig buildin at Philadelphia, and will soon be clad wit! iron plates similar to those used on the British steamer Warrior The vessel just arrived at this port hes most of her armor on; the engines are finished and partly in; and a large number of workmen are employed on board. The work will be hur- ried rapidly forward. The entire model is new. The vessel has been constructed under a contract of Bushnell & Co., with the ey Department, and was designed by Samuel H. Pook, an experienced naval architect of Boston, who has superin- tended the construction on the part of the Government. The design was to so construct the sides that they should slope inward from the water's edge, and thus cause the missiles which should strike them to glance off. The sides of the vessel, and even the upper deck, present none but curved lines—a point here- tofore unattained to such ad in naval architecture. It is believed ti with the comparatively light iron mail, the sides of the vessel will be entirely impenetrable to the missiles now generally used. The bull of the vessel is about 200 feet over all, extreme breadth 37 feet, and depth of hold 12 feet 6 inches. Her entire capacity is 1,000 tons. Her sides, from the frame which lies on the keel and the “‘ build” two or three feet from the frame, are of solid white oak about fifteen inches thick. This thickness ex- tends two feet above the gundeck. The walls extending tothe upper deck are at the base fourteen inches thick, and at the top thirteen inches, the whole being quite as solid as the sides proper. The width of the upper deck is but twenty-seven feet. The hull eb pee for eighteen guns, but ir ia not designed to use so large a number.— Y. Post. Way Beckxer vip sor Escare prow Fort Dongisox.—The Louisville Journal of Tues- day,in giving an account of the transfer of Gen. Buckner and his staff, besides several other officers, from Cairo to Jeffersonville, Ind., says : At the railroad depot at Jeffersonville, Col Dant, who was in command of the provost guard, conversed freely with the prisoners, many of whom made him the bearer of mes- sages and other favors te their friends in this city. — of the prisoners were disposed to enter complaint because they were not per- mitted to visit their friends in this city while on their way to their place of confinement. General Buckner expreseed the opinion unre- servedly that he owed his captivity to the folly of Gen. Pillow. The commanders of the Rebel forces at Fort Donelson agreed upon a plan of retreat after they became satisfied they could not win the battle. Pillow, with his forces was to cut his way through the right flank of the Federal forces, and at a given period was to signal Gen. Buckner, who was to attenpt asimilar feat. Pillow succeeded partially, but in the weak- ness of his joy his supposed escape neg- lected the sign: ind set about telegraphing. a report southward that he had won a great vietory. In that deluding his Rebel friends, for he was driven back to his old quarters, and only escaped by stealing out after nightfall. General Bucknor states that the opportunity was tendered him and his staff ‘«amake their escape with Generals Fleyd and Pillow, and the plan was submitted to the offi After consultation they, with a le exception, de- termined to share the fate of their men. We blush to make the admission, but it was our quondam friend, Dick Wintersmith, who pro- sed to sacrifice the men and save the officers. Bick, it should be remembered,was bimeelf an officer. It is useless to add that he escaped. Gen. Buckner expressed the opinion that the Rebels would not make a stand at Nash- ville Capt. Walker, the commander of the com- pany who had been detailed to guard the prisoners, says the Rebel officers, notwith- standing they had been Geottonsiz Permitted to retain their side arms, formed a plan to take ——_ of the boat on Sunday night, asbort tance below the city. It was discovered, however, and its consummation prevented by the vigilance of Capt. Walker. Tan Roanoxe Reverszs.—The Biehmond Examiner publishes the following : To the tditor of the Richmond Braw- tner:—The independent conduct of your jour- nal emboldens me to venture a criticism upon the late reverses at Fort Henry and Roanoke Island, which may be grating to ears polite, but is rendered necessary by the condition of the count: It is high time that these sar- renders should cease, for, considering the character of the war in its consequences to us, harm have been truly amazing, commencing with that of the cavalry at Alexandria down through that of Col. Pegram, at Rich Moun- tain, that of Commodore Barron, at Hatteraz, &e., &c., to the present Iamentable instance At Port Heary a Brigadter General. un- wounded, having « garrison almost intact, lowers his fisg over a dozen guns of the largest calibre, and with a hackneyed compliment, ylelds up his bloodless sword. How withering and humiliating to our Southern manhood was the sorrowful reply of the Yankee Commodore. That the General should have neglected to make preparation for nico pe | the enemy from ascending the river and burning the railroad bridge, may be passed over, because no commission can make a man a commander unless it be given by nature; but if the state- ment as to surrendering be true, is he to be retained upon the rolls of the Southern army as an officer’ : The Roanoke affair is perfectly incompre- hensible. The newspapers are filled with ex- travagant laudations of our valor—the annals of Greece and Rome offer no parallel—whole regiments were defeated by companies, and we yielded only to death. Our men ly surrendered ‘with no blood on their bayo- nets,”’ and what is the loss? Richmond Blues, Hd killed ayy ei ame a 1, one ki and two wou! ;, the ther four companies lost ip all two killed and eleven wounded. Comment is needless. The whole army had Letter surrender at once, for it will eventually come te it. Tam, sir, &c, Aw Orvicenr. Gen. Siesl.—A correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat states on authority of a priyate corres. pondence with Sigel hi: , that he red to deny the genuineness of the letter recently pub- Msbed in many of the papers, and aseri to him. So far from complaining in- —— be feels grateful for the pri e of serv- ng bis adopted country, and confident that those under whom he acts will adequately appreciate and reward bim. Patrick Weich. tivate in Capt. sen : ¢ ree b awe Reg! aa. Marion Diatict ga Monday eight, bed nage in a state of {ntozication at tl 2 Btate Prison offense “No use in to collect that bill, sir,” salle cottecter to hived , banding the dfs- honored document to the Whyt? “The man who should pay it is non ost,"’ replied the collector. Then take it, and collect it, sir. A non est (honest) man will not fat! to meet bis ob- ee FAP coechew Preity cet Rew torre: ose@isiag & greeter yorety ef Woerernag maa tng Aman Gam be foced in Suny otner—ie pabiivnc4 on Friday morning WER 4e—@esh, tmveriadiy, tn adomnes Single Gopy, Per ORR UR..000+.0005,81 OF — COPIES se crrcccceracveccnccoes € 75 COPIER. vee sreceersccccrcncceses 9 OF Wwenty-Bve COplet...cerscsesseees Is invariably contains the ‘Washington Newe that has made Ths Detiy Boeing Star cirexiaie se generally throug hou! the country. E7"Single copies (in ) cum be eured st the counter, Immnetienty adver tn ene ef the paper. Price—THREK CENTS _—_———— - HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION. vee, XIX. N&. 2,817. IROOM HanM4KH, 3280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EMILE,DUPRE. Just Received and Opened, A large and first-olass stock of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of: SUGARS, of all grades, TEAS, COFPEE, Western Excreraxce —The Frankfort Ky.) Commonwealth of the 19th contains the bilewing letter to the Rebels: My Dear Rebs—I now take my pen in hand for the purpose of holding communion with you through the silent medium of pen and paper. I have just learned that the lines are now open as far as Fort seg § By ey ennessee, bere avail myself with alacrity of the opportuntity now Presebted’ of resuming our correspied dence. Your many friends in this section would like to’ be informed on various topice— for instance: How are you, any how? How does ‘‘ dying in the last ditch” agree with your general heslth? How is the “ Constitution” down your way? Do you think there is any Government? How is ‘‘ King Kotting?”’ Is Yancey well, and able to eat his oats? When will Buckner take his Christmas din- ner in Louisville ? Ts Lloyd Tilghman still hanging Union men in the First District? Is Floyd still ‘“‘rifzmg’”’ cannon and other small arms? How is Piliow’s last ‘ditch,’ and when will he gratify his numerous friends by ‘‘ dying” in the same? How is the “ Southern Heart ?” Are you still able to whip five to one? What is your opinion of the Dutch race? Did the recognition of the 8. Confed. by England and France benefit yon much? Where is the ‘‘ Provisional Government” of Kentucky, and what is it kept in? Where is the Louisville-N ashville-Bowling Green Courier now published? Say? And lastly, what do you think of yourselves, anyhow? A prompt enswer will relieve many anxious earts. ours, in a horn, A Lrscous Man. United States, February 18, 1862. OFFICIAL. ay neseuns DEPARTMENT, Fasavary 4, 1862. Noricy 18 EEREBY GivEN of the readiness of this Department to redeem the Treasury notes Payable in one year from date, authorized by the Act of Congress approved Deoeinber 234, 1967, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from date, authorized by the act of Congress approved 24 March, 1861. Interest/on Treasury notes of the above issues ‘will ceageon the 7th day of April next by terms of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7 EPARTMENT OF STATE, Wasmrseton, January 25, 1862. The Secretary of State will heresfter receive Members of Congress on business on Satu: commencing with Saturday, the first of next month. jan 27-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD. _—_—— Ww* DEPARTMENT, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. LATER FROM EUROPE. THE STEAMER ARABIA AT HALIFAX. Hatirax. Match 1.—The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, on Saturday, the 15th. via Queens- towa, on the 16th, put in here short of coals this afternoon She reports having experienced strong pomp gales duri the whole sixty passengers for ‘The sales of cotton on Saturday. amounted to 19,000 bales los! nged. Breadstuffs steady, - Provisions quiet and unchanged. Consols are quoted at 92293, Austria having protested inst the views of Prussia, with reference to in affairs, the peel eg er in a noteto Austria — r German tes, Says there a, no we founded motive for st sl The French papers express the opinion thet the Mexican question will lead to the fall of the Pal- merston cabinet in England Itis pney stated that the Archduke Maxi- milian has accepted the Mexican throne. The United States gunboat Tuscarora !s re- Ported to be at Gibraltar, where the pirate Sumter still remains without coal In the House of Lords, Earl Russell, in reply to Lord Stanhope, stated that the British govern- ment had protested against the permanent destrac- tion of any of the harbors on the southern coast of America by the stone blockade, and the United States Government had answered its protest by denying any such intention. e expense to England of the Mason and SU- dell affair is understood to be £364,000. It is understood that the address from the French Chambers in answer to the speech of the Emperor will contain a mild rebuke to the Pope for not listening to the conciliatory propositions £ France for the settlement of the Roman ques- jon. The Austrian Concordat wasto be revised, with the consent of the Pope of Rome. “ HIGRLY CONCENTRATED” Compound Fiuid Extract Buchu, BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and ORor. SICAL SWELLING? ‘This Modioine tnersasss the power of Digeeton, Bod azcites the ABSORHENTS into healthy souog, WATERY OB CaLcenous deposits ne CRAL EXLAPGEMANTS are reduced, N AND INFL&aMMs Pion, such a protest. BUTTER, LARD, = FLOUR, MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE, &e., &o., &e. All of which he offers at lowest cash prices. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCKY For Weak: Arising from Exorsses, j Eariy CS Janvanry 21, 1862, Onpgrep, That the Wer Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuredays and Frida,s against all other business but that which relates te 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. 8TANTON, Secretary of War. . te of Disaipanoa. r Abuse, ‘ollowing Symptoms: PIKE’3 CELEBRATED WHISKIES. 500 barrels Magnolia, 500 barrels XXX, 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela, 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barreis fine Old Bourbon, AT CINCINNATI PRICES. All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick, which, being bought low, we offer at unusually low rates, Horror of Disease, umness of Vicor, niverss! Lassitude of the 5 ot Hands, Dryness of the Shin, BE PALLID COUNT! Those symptoms, if a.iow ANCE. to £0 on, whieh «hie medicine invarmbly removes, soon follows IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, dn one of which the Patient may Expire. ja 22-tf a ec AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS! No More English or French Rubbish, made te sell, but not to keep time. Why shou'd an Amerioan buy a foreign Ws‘ob, when he can get a batter and cheaper one at home? Why should an American needlessly enrich foreign Watch manufsctures at the expense of our own artisans? Why should an American senc gold to England and France, our covert but bitter enemies, when gold is 80 much needed at home ? Way should an American buy an imported Watoh, whioh, in nine cases ont of ten, will cost more to keep in order for one year, than its origi- nal price, and which was never intended to keep time under any ciroumstances ? Why should Americars not patronize more senerally American manufactures, and thus eman- cpate themselves from the thraldom of English Who can say that they are not frequently foi- lowed by those “pm&RERUL DisRAssEs,” “INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.” Many are aware of the cause of their sufferin, BUT NONE WILL CONT EAs. THE RECORDS or TRE INSANE ASYLUMS And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption, BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF Tue ASSERTION. . ‘TION — THE GVH OnGANIC WeakA Lee Te? quires the aid of medicine to strengthen end Lnvigorate the System uch HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU twvaria: iy does TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SERPTICAL, Gen. Halleck Taking Measures {or the Better Protection ¢f Prisone:s of War. Sr. Louis, March! —Gen. Halleck, ina general order issued this morning, in regard to =) on of war, directs that where any considerable num. ber of prisoners are captured, the officers shall be Separated, as soon as possible, from the privates. A complete list should be made as soon as = ble, stating the name, rank, and Tegiment of each ‘son. One copy of the list shall be sent to eadquarters, and another furnished to the officers in charge of them. As a general rule, officers Will not be given paroles until they reach the depot, and then only by the authority of the General commanding the department. Medical officers wiil not be rated from the privates, but will be required to attend to their own sick end wounded. For this pur, they will be given special paroles allowing them ever facility. In fithe case of the sick ak wounded no dis- tinction will be made between friend and foe. Presents from friends of the sick and wounded will be distributed to all alike. frisoners will be rationed the same as our own troops. ‘The commanding officers of departments will receive articles of clothing and comforts which may be Discovartes at Bow1tnc Grezn.—A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated Bowling Green, Feb. 18, says: Our success here is much more important than was at first sapposed, viewing it merely in reference to what property fhe, ad taken possession of. The rebels did not destroy as much of their stores es we ima, ‘ined, but con- eealed them in various places about the town and neighborhood, hoping that they might possibly escape the vigilant eyes of our quar- termasters and commissaries. But their hopes were vain. Such quantities of provisions of all sorts, flour, pork, ete., have been found, that we should have no difficulty in subsisting our army for a considerable time, even if we should receive no supplies whatever from the North. In every imaginable place these articles have been found—up in garrets, down in eel- Also, Sole Agent for PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL. feb 14-tf NOTICE TO WATCH MAKERS, & J.MVER javing Opened & branoh of their Boston House at No io oe tt Building, corner of P: ave ona 7th Emin 3 ot Poy o LA ers, Jewellers. ers, &o., &o. Cir large stock of Gold and ilver Watshec Wieck Manne als, Watoh Makers’ Tools. Glasses, Silk Guards, Les! Guards, tao: besides 8 variety of is too numerous to mention in ordi ad FEMALES— FEMALES~— FEMALES, (YOUNGS, SIN: ’ IBD, OUD CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.” OF In Many * Pecuhar to Females C the Extract ate * unequalled by any other sem in Cilorosis or Reteution, Irregu.a-ity ody, e nary adver | Painfuiness, or Suppression of Oust’ SvRO * os e i _ igements, which they will sel] st the lowest eas . Ul << or Sohirrous state Ute- lars. in wells, ia cisterns, in houses belonging Ties Oe en ries igecrebes ee rei French fashions, and Continental gow- D ppioes. tail. Watoh 8. aS. my 45 ne eh won opely Bog lity. and for ati to professed Union men, and, indeed, in every open letters,which must be inspected by a proper | ®®¥*? No Goods st retail. Wa , aR e situation which any individual would be apt te select a3 suitable for concealment. This organized system of hiding was not eon- fined to the town. A great many hundred bags and barrels of corn were discovered concealed in the woods in the vicinity. It was astonish- ing how speedily and surely these were hunted trade only. Printed price list of Watch ri ‘Fools, &o., sent post free on application. No oo: nection with any other house in this city. ja 30-Im* JAY COOKE & CO., = Aa mf eine Br “4 ’ . 452 Fifteent! posite Trease: = Buildings, Washinpon . wat In connection with our Philadelphia House we pre opened at No. 452 Fifteenth street, an o! the ion of a general Exchange, Colleo- and 7 Business. 'e buy and sel! Coin, Unourrent Money, Stocks snd Bonds, (on commission,) Drafts on American and Europesn cities, receive posits, and make Collections upon 8!! Socessible points fe¢-tm JAY COOKE & CO. COIN WANTED! The Highest Price paid for mints incident to the eas. er arising from Indisoretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! SEE SYMPTOMS APOVE. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHO.T 17. officer. The money sent to friends should not be delivered to prisoners Soaoygs in smail sums, and an account should be kept of such sums to be dis- bursed upon orders from the prisoners to which they belong. Whena prisoner ts exchanged or released be will be paid the balance due him. Chaplains wiil be allowed free intercourse with the prisoners to give them religious instructions. Their friends will be permitted to visit them only when the commanding otiicer may deem it safe and proper, and then under such regulations as be may adopt. The American Watch Company’s Watohes are particularly adapted for soldiers’ use, being most substantially made, and not liable to get out of order, e1'hor in marching, riding, or fighting. Sold by M W.GALT & BRO., 354 Pennsy!- vanis avenue, Washington, Wholesale orders shou!d be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents of the American Watoh Company, fe 28-Im 182 Broadway, N.Y, Smith & Brother's EERECE a I shall not pretend to estim the value of the property thus captured. I have not even the whole of it, but C. If. Grosvenor, the able and efficient Major of the 18th Ohio, who has been earnestly engaged in the work of ferret- ing out Confederate stores, informs me that little less than a hundred thousand dollars worth have been found to-day. _ Take Bai ne a som, —— HBLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES ' SECRET —- pass ye in Diet; Ne inoonveniens. causes freaent dears mee ives strength te Yinzates thereby Removing U or Unpleasant Sanger ee Conflagration at Milwaukee, Wis, Mi.wavxex, March 1—A destructive fire oc- turred this morning, destroying the entire block of buildings known as the “A Bi iad The first foot was occupied by the American Ex- A Smarpsnooter’s Dugu.—A dis’ Press office, "a gas fixture, Beil’s liquor tinguished GOLD AND SILVER: s . stores and Wisconsin seed store. ‘The stock was 1 and Curing Striotures of the Urethra. cons between axe of Coleaal Dees Donel | men eed. “Eheaecond sor was eceita ot i sind ae ie aes tom vote ab gisaas ldamamatns oe, | i Seager STP | the law offices of Finch, Kynd & Miller, Brown CL LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Sloonews, Dusensek, aud wove ana Rhone Te Were saved. The Federalist was stationed on a hill adjoin- | The large concert and opera hali covered the xx ante PEnneviv. tree sainaada: WHO HAVE BEEN THE VIC1IMS Od ing the entrenchments, and at an early hour | third floor, which was entirely desiro yed, to- x at tt he zg ; iy y y in the morning the Secession foe placed his rifle on a parapet, and fired a ball through the Unionist’s hat. The Sharpshooter returned his fire, received a sec-nd shot, and sent another ; and from that time until 4 o’elock in the afternoon the two continued discharging their pieces without injuring one another. Both fired accurately; but both concealed their persons as much as possible, and endeav- ored to deceive each other by putting their hats on their ramrods, and thrusting their coats from behind the fortifications or the trees. Whatever was exposed almost invariably re- ceived a bullet; but the two were 2o wary and skillful that it seemed they might fire until doomsday without danger to either. About the hour I have mentioned, however, the Rebel forgetful of prudence, thrust his head over the breastworks, thinking, no doubt, as his enemy had not fired for five minutes, that he might be dead. The movement was fatal. His head was not exposed five seconds; but in that brief period !he sharpshoover’s bsil passed into the Rebel’s brain, and stretched him out 8 corpse before the unfortunate fellow had been able to determine where his enemy was ce or by whose hand he was destined to R gether with the scenery and e fixtures. The loasoa the balldags's mated at $75,000, on which there is an insurance of 850,400. The Png of the other losses has not been ascer- —— OOOO OO OOO Boorse AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES, We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS end PEOES, acd constantiy pen, s =e of eastern msde work of every de- Pilon, made expressly to order, will be sold at a muob lower price than bas been’ hi fore charged in this city for mach tnferior Persons in want of Bootsand Shoes of eastern or city made work. will aiwsys find 8 good aseort mentin store and at the lowest pices. Giv ail. Gait eon & BR Sp 5-r 314 Pransyivanis ave NOTICE. ef ACES, Hrereore toed ther er pin kip aysiu, to bree out ie nes. PERHAPS AFTER MA BIA a Geld Coming from Oregon British America—told Weather, San Francisco, Cal, oR ELMSO 70S EX7EA Tv prone URINARY ORGANS, whether existing ic MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever “anne ,...,/nn ting and no matter HJ LONG STANDING. » Feb. 27.—The steamer Cortez, from Oregon and British Columbia, has arrived here, bri $120,000 in gold. The weather throughout the northern coast has been very cold. Many persons on their way from Portland, Ore- On, to the mines, have been frozen to death. Thousands who left California for the new El Dorado are detained at Portland until the spring opens. EE EE “ ADAMS’ KAPRESS COMPANY.” ‘hia Com blic * Unequal Ui uick Dirpatos L EEEEEEE EEE SUPERIOR stot Venables, okey, ae AMBER ALE, PORTER, AND NEW Diasnasnot these Organs requi the aid of a in ORK BROWN STOU ‘from the North and West de , T. y : seer et = romandaritojn Wachingion twiesdaiy,, | HBLMBSOLO'S EXTRACT BUCH In Whole, Half, and Quarter Casks, % ae iy charge of experienced and 18 WHE GERZAT OIVRETIC, BREWED FROM THE CHOICES? Be afore Tie Boidiers carniea at “onr | HiSeq da, ArUlE te bave tho desired elect in BARLEY MALT AND HOPS. Toca or Fst. 42 called “Gonfederate States” BREWERY, WVIDEROR OF TES MOST REAOONGINLE ABD De ~ MUABLS CHAP suru Sur eases leave Now York at 1,é,and 2 P. 18th Street, between 7th and Sth Avenues, u. ng tn Washington ai 6A. Mo ani 635 NEW YORK. fe 21-dtied WiliJacoompany the moviciuce, FR ecnse leave Philadelphis et #40 4. M. np. TT Retarn of Released Prisoners, Putapgiruia, March 2—About 400 released Prisoners arrived here by the Baltimore train, at one o’clock this morning. They were received atthe depot by an immense crowd of friends, who bad assembled in expectation of thelr arrival several hours earlier at the voluateer refreshment saloons, when the Philadelphia Portion, compos. ing the jority, dispersed to their homes, made happy by their return. Disaster to the U.S. Frigate Vermont. Bostox, March 2—The schooner Flying Mist, - Maney eee - Te gn 95 miles irom Cape spoke the U. 8. Vermont ¥ . Mi. and with loss of rudder, both bower ra sag suit of SS ey et sails end four boats She wanted a steamer to} _ 6s forall points North and Weat leare tow her in.” Com. Hudson sends to-night the hugion st 7.9 4. Mand 230 P. M. daily. steamer San Jacinto, Arostook and two boats in Special Contracts for search of her. oe Pe made on ag charges. ERVIFICQTES OF O¥RES, we roms te 0 year sanding wo AND FAME. —_____.. TF The determination of thePrussian Govern- ment to use the German language, instead ef the French, the medium for diplomatic communi- cations, bas produced sume perplexing results. It is said that the 8 of Russia, Holland and Sweden, have dec that they will adopt a paralie! course and will rozke their communica- Nena to the Berlin Minister of Foreign Aifatrs in Ruasian, Duteb and Swedish » Srriving in Washiugion at 4.8) P. timore at 420A. M.ani3P. NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING U. 8. Noe. pressss leave +_ Striving in NOTSS AND sO) NoTic43.” WE Mace “no suoRBt” oF REDIEXTs’ HELMBULD’S EXTRACT BUCHU : day th day of next, for furn- ishing ninety millions of United States Notes and Arrival of Cel. Lee ut Bo two hundred millions in Bonds, to be issued under a Boston, March 1_—Col. Lee, Mejor Reeve and 7" The number of gas light companies in the authority of the act of February, 18F2, outitled ** ‘weoomposed of Busou, Cub+ths and Juuiper Bones United States is 420, employing 851 620, H0capt- Dr. Reeve, were received at the depot last evening | ect to autiiorias the issue of United States Treas- selected With great care by a competent draggiet. tal, of which nine-tenths {s tn the loyal States. by Gov. Andrew and steff, and a large crowd of Wy, Reiss, set ‘or the redemption or refunding it The New ¥ $60.000, in conseq tions for the army . i> The loss by the recent fre in Commercial street, Boston, amounted to $1,000,000; which ‘was insured for half that amount. Uf" lt is calculated that there are 1 000 Catholics in England and Wales. om citizens They were received with a — and most Leora a ‘i ‘be city government of Roxbury propose givin Col. Lee a public reception next week. giving Bible Society ts in debt earty wel- of the extensive publica- 8 opened the store No. 16 Av.. bet. 8th and 9th sts. asa firet ase Dress Apnligue, Bi peo pgm | as Cy PREPARED IN Vacoo, BY H. ¥. HELMBOLD, Tactinsl aud Analytical Chomat, - - afgoturer aneper Shee HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIOAS. Notes and Bonds will be required of the denomi- ons aud in the proportions as follows: Thirteen millions each of United States Notes of the cenominations of 5's, 10’s, 20's. 60's, 100’s, and wea.end twelve millions of the denominations of OF REGISTERED BONDS, - Five million of the denomination of,. ifteen io in of Point d°A ienoon, A ue, Mook!en a1 i. such ollsrs, Sleeves, Randkerchlete, Capbe Fiounoing, Caps, Ca ‘ures, and made-up gvods of the finest quali and at New York OndOMEN & DUSSELDORP, trom New York. Arrival ef Captared Cetton. New York, March 2 —The bark G. W. Hall, from Key West, has arrived. She brought 250 vs AFFIDA'. bales of cotten, the c: ft the schooner Lizzi 0 1o N. B.—All sorts of Lacss washed. mended, and ol Hermann is prestidigitating in Columbus, Weston, captured off the Balize op sia’ gibihoet on = = done up caus! to new, at short notioe. de 26.2m* PAs af Prr eared afore Low z Aitorman. — ‘ =) eS . I 8. 0. HOOD being duly sworn say. 0s fons con- es +O. - i. . bis pre} ns COD: Celebration of Recent Victories. : OF COUPON BON: § Constantly Perel ying Se has aiwaye on hand, | tain no narcotic, no mergury. or other injurion. ‘ ity mi! full supply of all t onl drug t ‘ SGALED ache tate cae aes arsted all =] - Puriapeiruta, March 2.—The recent victories Frights miljions of the denomination o ‘500 w BCH es that ac manufactured in bore — eT A LD. i U.S. Sub. Dep’t with 6,000 head of | Of the Union army and navy will be celebrated on ropossis will bereosved for the delivery of all itzeriaad ‘ea, both in Goi Sworn and subseribed » et sadayo BEEF Carrie on tie hoot Tuesday evening, the 4th of March, by a grand | of coPOssls will be reo: nd bonds, | 824 Silver case. Hie aleo Ksopes ‘arge stook of | November, 1964. ~f. RIBBERD. pe ee to ; delivered ot Weshiasten cit; military and naval ball at the Academy of Music. erm " eee ‘engraving, rin ting, fT ne SEW ELRY, et the mos s jeairable styles « cot Alderman, Ninth st. above . Phe an ree 8 gross + 2 separately, lor engraviny J rj anime! admitted which Weighs joss than The Passport Order Reseinded, £ if and for, paper. ar: gusravine aaa Strela’: py Keeps wo atpond ‘Tp Caitlelts bs delivered at such times and in| Naw Youx, March 1—Secretary Seward hax} Poyi" the his paper Fort, Sword Belts ad Seahes, Bowie. ‘Kurves, PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE Bou voantities as the Government may require, | rescinded the order requiring persons leaving ra must state the number of we enye me ver.and Stee! Epects- FROM 4. M. TOS P.M. Iota ean at Spt ia comet W]e country Ce procure pamper, Sues ehtet hues nee epi ing Joperptor hod plat tuesery lowest | Frten 1 per bottle, or la ler 89 for’ i le 4 Bulis not wanted. least se} No. 358 Pa. avenue, 9th and loth Aboud with good aad maMclont teticity. will bhp Capture of onan Captais. the least number of days req) Stress. fo 15-tf | Delivered to any address, securely packed . \Sretcsiiia faders bo vteear the right to pay in sic aae the rebel Captain Soha Moreas bo I poaeilases aaswation, 0" TWo'Ud wil euteraine when putin oy gon, | POR CaPtEES nee Seoievil SReRRSGS raver ony i Stagegaae | Mdvmverate mtroanen m matte w tractors have previously fa: !2d to comp! ot Departure ef the Steamer Kangaroo. few: pr'enahe Persons Y ‘want Pay 24 Depot, 104 South ‘Penth st., below Ohestant Puia SFA eke wa prvoouwieer | lat ty Renita tents ae i . A. BE! . | sa ver] wi srt a = » Washington, D,C, . specie. - . - ‘Be, and orders promptiy at- Bi date. {is expected also that, as far as di Sod pistes wil be fr) BEWARE OF COWNTERFEITS 462 nor sta tin t68 Severe de, 464 ws WINKS: BRANDIES, SINB, <a, Nga i ae Co Fe on « “ —_ Butrest Bus id, GODS, eto,, | plorg’. seourity ih “ “ “ a to reosive . = SECOND MOURNING AND GREY 81 ab 7 x ee ‘Bisck iks, more than our usual Jarge nd oom- piste assortmen 4 oe us ud complete