Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1862, Page 2

EVEN No. rr) AR. LATE E NEWS BY TEI BY TELEGRAPH. WASHINGTUN CITY: THU nsmaY . one APRIL 3, 1862. Spurit of the Morning Press. The [mtalligencer, in again treating on the “Abolition of Slavery {a this District,” says that ** Presideat Lincoln gaVe evidence of great good senar, end of a practical sagacity inspired bya souit theory of, polftical action, when, In bis re- cent special messsge to Congress on the snbject of affording atd to States desirous of ‘ In‘tiating’ the emancipation of slaves, he said that ‘ zradual emancipation Was better for all’ ie aoormtvoneha temporary expresses the opinion that practical considerations which, in tbe interest of the slave and of slave-owners, dictate the pro- riety of gredus! and not sudden emancipation tx ~ the States having am absolute contro! over the subject, are equally applicable to the relations of slavery in the District of Columbia, over which Congress has the power to exercise exclusive ie, lalation The Aepwtiican treats upon the necessity of pro- viding for the preservation of social order in the seceded region, “until States there can be re- constructed and readmitted”? CUR MILITARY BUDGET. a THE CONFEDERATE TROOPS IN VIRGINIA. ‘The following are the Confederate troops that eceupled Loudoun during the summer, fell and ter, and until they evacuated. They were saively under the command of General Evans, and efter he was relieved, by General Hill, who was in command at the time of the evacuation: Fourth Sonth Carolina; 17tb, 13th, 18th, 2let Mississipp!; and Sth Virginie. This let regiment was moved some days after the Bali's Bluff fight, to Centreville, end was under the command of Colonel Eppa Hunton, of Prince W Diam; C. B.Tebbs, of Leudoun, Lieut.Colonel; Norman Berkley, Major. At the battle of Ball’s - Blof, Colonel Burke, of Mississippi, was killed. Ove hundred and fifty Confederates were also Eilted and wounded, mostly out of the Sth Vir- ginia and 13th Mississippi. There were 44 graves of the Pederais found. After this Bali’s Bluff tight, 2 Louisiana regiment came to Loudoun, but they staid only a few days and returned. ‘The following were the officers of the South Car elie: and Mlasissippi regiments: Colonel 4th South Carolina, Blending; 17th Mississippi, Featherstone; 15th Mississippi, Barksdale; 16th Mississippi, Burke Kelley; 2ist Mississippi, Humpbreys. it Legine now to be acknowledged by those who were on the spot, and know what they are talk- ing about, that the Virginia troops are equal, if not superior, to any in the field of the Confederate army. Notwithstanding the grest brag of the eh! 'y of South Carolina, it is charged against them tha! they were the first to break the renks and run st Bull Run. A large number of desertions have taken place from the North Carolina and Georgia regiments. They are tired of Sighting in Virginia, and tired of the war. ‘The time of the Loudoun troops is ont on the 2d of April. Headquarters Provest Marshal's O, Wasuineton, April 3, 1 ret Special Order No. 34. The steamer Thomas Collyer, under control of the Mount Vernen Ladies’ Association, will be allowed to resume her trips to Mount Vernon. No other boat or vessel will be allowed to land at that place. By order : Me}. W.E. Dostex, Provost Marshal. Czas. E. Rosinson, Adjutant. THE FFMAL® RRBELA—THEIR CONFESSIONS. The ccmmittee on Political Prisoners have ordered that Mrs. Greenhow, Mrs. Rosanna Au- gusts Heath, and Mra. Morris be sent beyond our lines. Mrs. Greenhow has made a fuil poe ad-! mitting that she was in forwarding letters, papers, and tnformation to the rebels. She refused to tell what-source of communication she Sept up, and gave no names of her spies in this city. Butotber tnformation gives the names of severzl; two ex-Senators and several members of Con=ress, one of whom stl! retains bis seat. fortis aleo made a confession, admitting in siding the enemy by forwarding fused to teke the oath cf eliegiance, or evea gives parole of Lonor net to aid the enemy. Mrs. LATER FROM NEW MEXICO hiejot Donelson bas arrived from New Mexico, aud laforms ue (uat our ‘go0pe bold no positions of eny value, except Forts Craig and Union. F sin the Far West, and has several y worth of stores, 2nd ta considered in no danger. Two regiment: of fafantry ere there, and every necessary article with which to ‘withstand 2 siege. W ben the fort s in denget.Gov. G!lpin, of Colorado, raised ‘iment of about 1,000 men made one cf the marches on record, for eral days averaging forty niles day. ale ssys Major Lockbridge, the Nicaraguan ait- buster, was Killed at the head of a Texan regi- Meat, sf the battle of Fort Craig. SENATOR COWAN’S SPEROH. Tue Ricke:ond Ezami: Publishes Senator Cowan*s speect in shes position to Senator Trum- Duil’s confiscation bii!, but makesno comment. OTNER BRIGADIER GENERAL. Caler 1 Baveke, Serdar yrarreay aa re who fi ty at Bail’s Bluif, has been zene ral. CARL SUEZ. ‘Shorz will be assigned to a command in +e Tosa “Qvaxka Gcexs""—The New York <a of the Phiindelphia Inquirer says : abolition preacher, named Ma:tison, as if new point to the warfare against General . , advertises, to-day, thet he has been to Mansasas. end made arrangements to have one cf the ‘Queker cuns’ which he eaw there tmmedi- ateiy forwarded to this city, in order that the tacle mony be witnewed by gods and mea. his Mr. Mattison is a professional sensation Preacher, cud this sort of thing is Just in bis line of busiurss. Failing to fill his meeting-house of late, he bas been obliged to resort to his Barnum- Itke dodge to Mcrease his covgregation. The Quaker gun, of course, will be exhibited tn the wicinity of the palpit; butzs Rev Dr. Bellows— a#men of infinitely more character than Matti- som--says be saw nothing like ‘Quaker guns’ when he it Manassas, it will requiree long stretch cf credulity to persuade even the green- horns that Mettison’s guns are not bogus.” This fellow Mattison, by the way,1sthe new witness relied upon by the Repubiican (in lieu of ite non-forthcoming ‘‘ex-member’’) to prove its Quaker gun story. We cannot see, however, ‘what capital is made by the sbolitionists if they do prove that the Confederates eet up weoden guns esa bilnd in evacuating their fortifications. They did the same st Munson’s Hill, but it is well known that they had real guns there pre- viously. Tux Grand Concert, to-ni@nt.—A brilliant concert will be given at Willards’ Hali this eve- ming, by Medeme Henry C. Watson, 2 lady who boldsa high aertistic reputation in New York, and elzewbere North. She has some fine artists to assist ber-—Mr. 8. B Mills, Mrs. Elinor Drum- mond, and Mr. J R Thomas. The two last are excellent vocalises, Mr. Mills has been beard Rere before, and on* shat occasion he made 2 oe pe” for the of che LATEST FROM ISLAND No. 10 ONE OF THE REBEL BATTERIES ®UR- PRISED! oe ALL ITS GUNS SPIKED! —— AN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF TRE AFFAIR. —_.—__ 0.5. Frao Steamer Benton, Of Island No. 10, April 2. Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy: Last night an armed boat expedition was fitted out from the squadron and the land forces at this point, under command of Colonel Roberts, of the 42d Illinols regiment. The tive boats comprising the expedition were in charge of First Master J. V. Johnson, of the St. Louis; assisted by Fourth MasterG P. Lord, of the Benton; Fourth Mester Pierce, of the Cin- cinnat!; Fourth Master Norgan, of the Pittsburg; and Master’s Mate Scanilie, of the Mound City; each with a boat’s crew of ten men from their respective vessels, carrying in all one hundred men, exclusive of officers, under command of Colonel Roberts. At midnight the boats reached the upper or No. 1 fort, and, pulling directly in its face, car- ried it; receiving only tne harmless fire of two sentinels, who ran on discharging their muskets, while the rebe! troops in the vicinity rapidly re- treated. Whereupon Col. Roberts spiked the six gurs mounted in the fort, and retired with the boais uninjured. The commanding officer represents all under his command, from their coolness and determjnation, as being reedy to perform more hezardous ser- vice had It been required to the fulfilment of the object of the expedition. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, &c., your servant, A. H. Fours, Flag-Officer. LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE. — ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL UNION RECON- NOISSANCE. THE REBELS IN FORCE DRIVEN BACK! pallid iad ah THEY DEVASTATE THE COUNTRY AS THEY RETREAT! pestholsosetn THE TRY TO SHELL THE U NION TRANS- PORTS! —e——__ THE MERRIMAC AFRAID TO VENTURE ouT: es THE REBELS ACKNOWLEDGE A TERRI- BLE DEFEAT AF PEA RIDGE! BaLTmmorE, April 4 ers (from Fortress Monroe, April 3 )—The weather is clear and pleasant here to-day. Everything is progressing in the most Satisfactory manner. The rebels fired several shots from Sewall’s Point last night on the transports in the harbor, some of the shells falling within &fty feet of ves- Sels loaded with horses. A reconnoissence was made yesterday from Newport News to Watt’s creek, a distance of nine miles. Theenemy appeared 3,000 strong, and opened with cannon on our force, but their balls passed entirely over them. Our batteries were immediately got in position and opened on them; wh nthe entire body broke and fied in great confusion, keeping out of range. The object of the reconnolssance being accomplished, our troops returned. The whole country through which they passed, formerly the garden spot of Virginia, was found devastated, with but one house left standing! Houses, fences and trees had been burned by tha retreating 1ebela. There areno signsof the Merrimac yet, and from her long delay the opinion is rapidly gain- ing ground that she will not venture to come out in. She basa flae field to cpernte tr If she should triemph over the Monitor; and if she fails tocome now, it istheught she must be efraid to run any risks. An officer of the Sem!nole says that he read a Savannab peper of the 23d ult., which acknowl- edged a terrible rebel defeat at Pea Ridge, and udmitted that there was no use to attempt to con- ceal the fact. ‘The English steamer Racer arrived here this morning and saluted the flag, which was re- sponded to by the fort; and some compliments passed between the French vesseis and the Racer, oceasioning quite a cannonading A second reconnotss:nce was also made yester- dey to Big Bethel, when the enemy was found to have returned and occupied the earthworks in force. On seeing our scouts they threw shells into the woods occupied by our troops on our Previous advanes et that point, but they were unoccupied, and no damace was done. It not being the pur- pose of the advance to engage the enemy, no re- sponse was made to their guns. The flag of truce to-day brought down an offer of the French steamer, from Norfolk. Rteambeats conveying troops to Newport News Were repeatedly fired at from Sewali’s Point and & rebel gunboat, this afterncon. No damage was however done, as far as we can learn. FROM WINCHESTER. Wixcn=stzr, April 1.—Fourteen Rebel victims of Sunday's battle were seen to-day at a house nesr Newton. “Six bad died; the remainder were wounded. They had been deserted by their own physicians, but were cared for by ours. Subsequently, two Rebel soldiers paid a visit to their wounded friends, and were cap- tured. Woopstocx, Ve7, April 2—Afternoon —The Rebels when retreating yesterday attempted to burn a bridge over the creek near Narrow Pas- sage, but it was extinguished. The megnificent railroad bridge, 100 feet high, over the same stream , was burnt by Jackson when retreating from Gen. Shields. A beautiful grey stallion, said by contrabands to be Col. Ashby’s, was shot yesterday, near this town. The ball must have wounded the rider in the thigh. The current report, however, that Ashby was wounded, {a not credited at head- narters. : Some of Ashby’s scouts made their a early this ekg on the high wooded ridge on bes pe Cees of Stonevcreek, beyond Eden- They were fired on by some of the a -ninth Pemmayreanis, when Ashby un- mas four guns and threw several! shells into our camp The Rebels subsequently retreated uader the a at our guns. Durin: oy frquently interfered with our ge Lag) Naers by shelling them at long ran A foot bridge has, however, been com- pleted, and our skirmishers aud some of Andreww? the pearance age are now on the ether side, beyond Second Lieutenant Duff and two a tay “ Asbby’s cavelry were captured y Duff admitted that he was carrying pele but refused to divulge their contents, @whe they were from. Au intercepted letter of a recent date from a rebel line officer speske at; ay of an anticl- pated open rebellion tn this is re- garded as one of the meen pathy to by the secession leoders to dupe their followers into con- tinued resistance. ‘THe expensive railrond bridge at Kdenburg was burned by Jeckson yesterday. There is only one locomotive at thisend of the Manassas road, and no cars. Ashby’s Cavalry were reinforced to-day by two or more heavy cuns, with which be prac- joy on usat long range. The firing of yostee: iW shows the accuracy of our cennoniers. Ina Sera where Ashby made a stand were counted mae tetra pace of 150 feet, fired at a mile a re. i yee shows great lect of agrcatire, tes, women and childven, who seem to have unlimited confidence in the Yankee troops, hold unrestricted intercourse with a Banks is here, and Gen. Shieldsiat Stras- A division post office has been established bere, but the matis are irregular at present. Re-Election sf Gov. Sprague. Provivencs, April 3.—Gov. Sprague, and all oe nga “thou oppoat tion, Ii tbe a the a opposi Genera! Assem! tional Union Party have a majority of 28° ———————__—____ but it turns ot they learned it readily enongh by the salute fired in howor of his arrival. Passengun Taains To Manassas —See ap- nouncement elsewhere of opening of Government 4 passenger train to Manassas. 4 LATE NEWS FROM SAVANNAH. A Brilliant Attack by Commander Grilis on a Rebel Battery Gun-boats Take and Destroy tt—Oficral Reports of Commodore Dupont and Commander Gillts—Provi- stons Scarce and Dear at Savannah—Fort Pulaski Entirely Invested and to be Shslled— An Gatintitional Surrender, De- manded A letter written 6n board the U. 8. steamer Seminole, Warsaw Sound, Georgia, March 2ith, gives the following account of the capture of the Skidaway Island batteries. -day at half-past twelve, M., signal was made bY the sealer t Captain (Joba P. Gili, of the Seminole for the iron in Warsaw niet to get ener erey and fAlow the Seminole. We proceeded in line-of-battle up Wiimington river very head Be ae we arrived within » mile of the batiery, when the Norwich fired a rifled sbell in Seons apart of horsemen nearit. The sound seemed to stagger them, forthe horsemen cur- vetted about In confusion and fled. Proceeding upa little further, the Norwich let the Rebels have another shell in an encampment near the battery, when the whole party fied, pel, the battery and the whole place dese rted. Giving them several more doses right in the earthworks, we cleared them out entirely, and then manned the boats, went on shore and took PASSENGER pai TO MANASSAS. N‘YY SUPPLIES—1869 63. ‘Was Drrartnent, Darantexnr, Office Mil’'y Sup’t and Director Railroads.U.S. Bureau of phamyDerss mane nen , ee Washington, April 3, 1962. Stpsare P; ave te eae ior ee wilt ne ‘eosree olin Bareae unti' 90 clock a.m ,on Wednesday, the Seth day of April nex’, for forrishing and - tues On Teotiving ter faye notice, Eo" + ray titeepend aa Botice shali be 4 very tit uesnd pounds requires) ai be ted Stares Navy Yards, at « bariestown, Mas- sachusetts; Rreokiye, lew York; ard Phila’ el- pris. Peousy! van @UAntilies a aly 2 the lowing artiolen re may be required or ordered pore the contrastors by the chief of this bureau, or the respective commanding officers of the said Newry = erda, during the fiscal year ending June 3, “Sion four. rice dried sppies. saeat, ton, cote, beans, mo'ssses, Vinogar and bn Until farther notice, a passenger train will be run on Saturday of each week, from Seventh street and Maryland avenue to Manassas, icaving Weshington at 9 30. m , arriving at Manassas at 12 m ; returning will leave Manassas at 230 p. m., arriving at Washington at5 p.m. Fare from ‘Washington to Manassas and return, $3; and from Alexandria to Manassas and return, $2 35 By order of the Secretary of War: D. C. McCALLUM, Military Director and Sup’t Railroads, U. 3 The bi be mad whol from sweet ap 3-tf (fatelligencer & Republican.) cube. ine rou pode manu woture of he soa BARRELS FLOUR. in Bl! oases be manufact rom iH ur made of the oi immedisteiy 550 fares Foremee CANDLES, eg LM pre ea 35 perrste | ayy RICE. fatty €qua! in quality, and conform in size and EH boxes TOBACCUY, = 3 — pies which sre Sepostt in the other notio . 7. And xy ther es ne foe ety eeu, ; neh hod delivered ee | tas spss 496 Neath strost._ | Sica: Eight dour barrel: writers hese well oe cured, or in air and water tight isky or spirit WwW sos 20 ENTER PRISING MEN, barrie, at treo vy cfthe Bareau. ~~ s joar shall be equai to thet best Richmo AzTENS MILIT@RY WORES. and Ba't:more brancs,snd of the marutactere of ©) CAN real:ze $10 profit per day on their spot growa in the year 1831 or 1862; but — formal Lagi et Capt. Gillis planted the old in the can pa. No passa« eet Apely to — a he pe gp ors a Rogge ~ mse! * LSU: o ately preced flag w the highest rampart himself, and Act. p 3-30" 261 Ponsa ieee anes. sia be the ree on for the ee hall bg pA 1 57 IVERPOOL SALT. cy and shall be dot ime carrying away the miserable worn-out Se- cession dish-cioth that was flying there. The Rebeis left little behind them worth hav- ing but their dinners, which were still ordered over a wood fire: Captain Gillis then order: that the whole work should be destro’ ots did not wish to hold it, having no soldiers with us. The batteries were then fired in the interior, and soon burst intoa fine blaze, carrying every: thing before it. Skidaway Fort is now among the things that were. Tho Rebel housesand pri- vate property were cbse tore but were afterwards oe by the Rebel soldiery. The works on Skidaway were very wel! built, and had the enemy remained and fought, they could bave given us some trouble. It ie evident that the Port Royal fight is still ringing in their ears; or else they would not be put to such an ignominious flight every time they see a Federal gunboat. The success of theachievement is great, and Skidaway, as well as the channel of the Wilmington river, this side of Thunderbolt, is now in our hands. Our glorious cause {s still blessed, and our arms victorious. After'all the works were completely destroyed, the equadron steamed back to the anchorage in Warsaw Sound We have a Rebel prisoner on board who says they are in a bad way at Savannah for food. Gov. Brown has stopped the distilling of whis- ky, as they want the (See for bread, which will be entirely out In Ju Fort Pulaski has ao yet surrendered, but must do a0 before long, as the batteries intended for its bombardment are nearly completed. Official dispatches from Com. Dupont, dated March 27th, and received yesterday at the Navy Department, say in reference to this affair: “The sbandonment of these batteries gives us crmplete control of Washaw and Ossebaw Sounds, and the epee of Vernon end Wil- mington rivers, which form important approaches to aan (Savannah). ed Com. Gillis in bis report says: “I learn that the Confederates’ battery on Green Island is abandoned. Several houses in sight are burning this morning. I send to Port Royal a risoner who was taken in the marshes by the Release. His statement accompanies this.’ From the statement of the contraband, Loudon Middleton, who was picked up by the steamer Norwich, we gather the following particulars of affairs in Dixie: “« His master was Wm. P. Folton, of Savannah. He left that city on the 224 Merch, coming by bed of White Bluffand Green Island, to Raccoon evs. All provisions are scarce at Savannah, and very dear, particularly bacon, rum, liquors, and “such like.’”? Fresh beef is more "plenty, but ft costs 25 to 30 ceats for what used to sell at 6,8 and 10 cents und. Eggs were at 50 cents per dozen. dhickens $1 el get Tea scarce. Coffee ‘was selling at $1 50a%1.75 per pound ‘They are “very off for rum Nquors, and ‘almost have to give them up,’’ and a supply of these, with bacon, they had expected from the West, somewhere where the Federals now hold posses: sion. Folks are going and coming. Some who had left the city are returning, and they are sending “the negroes and cotton” inland, and are moving all the cash mo to Macon. They threaten to burn the city if they should be unable to hold it, and are in daily expectation of an attack. They bad given up the idea of defending the Savannah river by mears of “‘torpedoes,”’ because one of the principal men who was sinking them got drowned while down in a diving bell. He knows of no raft near Fort Jackson, neat which Tatnall is on board the Savannah (late the Everglade.) WVnen he was last near Thunder- belt, some time since, they had eight guns mounted. There is a ba! (number of guns unknown) at Costar’s Bluff. said that they ‘were monnting Spal at the old fort above Fort Jackson, below ti house, and near the first ferry wharf, but he ows Uttle of this part of the river, baving been a fisberman around about White Blzlf and Green Island, but more re- cently employed in waiting on the soldiers. the approaches to the city, net only the main but alsothe by-roads, are being fortified, and they told him that they hed 100,000 men. Green and Skiddaway Islands are abandoned, except by a few cavalry. The guns from Green Island were taken 8 fortify Bewley, and those from Skiddaway to Montgomery, a part of Bew- ley. but about three-quarters of a mile separate. Both were on the W: ymingbing river, which runs from Raccoon Keys up, making Green Island the first land to the northeast going, and thence run- ning up to Bewley, Montgomery and White Bluff. They expect us to cross Skiddaway Island, and have guns and pickets at the two bridges to cut them away, and fight our troops on their arri- val. The first bridge is reckoned to be five miles fcross from the cupola house, (last night burned by the Rebels,) near the Skidaway (abandoned) battery. ‘TRACHING NEGROES THAT THERE Is A Gop AND a H&RRavTER.— Editor Star: | heard Mr. Bing- ham say in the House the other day that “‘ eleven of the southern States declare it is a crime, pun- ishable by indictment and imprisonment, to ‘teach a human being ‘to know’ that there is even a God or a hereafter.” I know this is not, or was fe . ear ago, true of South Carolina, “ ‘the hot slavery.”’ 1 know of two Protestant Epis- copa ministers of that State (and yet | know very tie about the State or the Boron of 1t) who studjed divinity at the Theological Seminary near Alexandria oe dae yr the Purpose of preach- ing to and Soaching the negroes of their own and = ate tations; and I know, too, that to them once every Sabbath, and‘ tat th they or ladies of their families taught them from the Bible and catechism every other day. This ts the case in Virginia and oth others of those States. 1 also know of ministers who went from those States to the fatal climate of Africa to teach the heathen negro of God, and spent their lives there—were buried in the sands of Africa I do not believe there is one State of the “ glo- rious thirty-four’ in which thie snfernal ateoety, horrible wickedness,’’ is perpetrated unless it be in some of the palatial churches of the rie, North and South I know that some of the rebel States interdict the teaching of slaves to read, to prevent them reading pamphlets which Sndirectly counsel them to cut the throats of women and children. Whose fault, then, is it that such laws were enacted? If there is one State of the thirty-four ‘‘ which declares it a crime to whisper to tha.colored man that there is a God,” will you, Mr. Editor, please} ¥; enlighten An Icnonamus. ashington, March 29, 1862. EVERY fuser ae 18 WE! THE Bed heaton sai tad Bote -.. men Je Dow'tfail'to attendee” Suey Rune Mieke ee 4 ae ve ITIERNG. ‘RA. (weds. A 36 very ey eo ion fine assoriment o; fothing wi wight offering at our urn o eae enth : Oppoaite Pos or oe near F fe 3730 faut t te TING Wil Ry tear tty Eoleeber, rn ol Ma 2 RO. = MARE— some werk ea Gece aj as AT F On ET MORNING, Brau. No.6. aps aa NKINS._ re Ha eee avenue.” ing Master Steelran up with a picket guard of eight or ten men, and planted the old gridiron, L the glorious Stars and Stripes, on the Rebel bead- guafiers. amid the salvos o} musketry, at thesame ‘ed in good shiver r frsote! loharge to the United ted Ntates,in sveet new, wel! eessoned, sound, bright barrei#, or hall a fred oak eft pty td ir A o! ©! et quality; strong &: ne ho “around eich nead A. SALT, # 4 ee @. ats a (branded Marshall & Wor- obsess espe a road PHOS DAVIS, we pr sihy te tame toon or tas aed Water etroet. Georgetown. 'o half b=rreis to be considered as AEORS, ACKSON WHITE | Sy ite) guantisy fobs in uell barrele | Be" etary Eitan EES a E ne teeeicrEe Nos. 1 ands MACK- bs tliat be of ofthe, Goat quaity, and rua ay Sneha is toon by ee a —" me; end shall a J.R. BARR & red in packeses containing = ree hundred pounds. ase £98 Ninth Street Spe iors on the barrels and helf barrels oO 000,600, ta ‘key, mo.assss, and vinegar to be NE MILLTOR CouNDS ag RES i be dry an for ing, CAMP GREASE 7 to the best Hevane shear. axD 4 be of good qualiey Go ong, equal to ateaia Navy arcs, and elivert ROUGH TALLOW in bal: an q saris” chests only, WANTED, The coffe shail be equal to the best Cubs, ac- for hich the high pest Cash prices w1!! na paid, at | cordt:g to 6 . ‘ancy sosp M ufsotory, 164 ard 166 Water | The Lean be of tha very bart quality white mee ase SGeorgerown, D.C. beans, and shail beof te crop immediately pre- ap DAWSON & «CO. M MILITARY GOODs, + W. GALT & BRO., 364 Pennsylvania avenue, _— in every d-scription of ceding the dates cf the requisi dons for the same, 64 pounds to be taken as one buabel ‘ho mojasses rbsll be ‘ui; quality of New ¢ lwered In new, W" ek barrels and # MILATARY 600Ds, be'reis,and with white pine heads not | Pr eaentation, mon abics, Faxhes, Shoulder od 4 4s foot thick} the staves tot ‘ers than ison . Belts, &o tent mn is catied to an unvsua!l x roel pee embroideret Shoal 4t less than their original thik, the barrels *and half harreis to be three- quarts mooeets. & »in addition, to Lat 1roR hoo. ich biige, 6 “noch ia and 1 téth- rinch y thew, aud ©be On each chit tech in wi'thand 1-isch inch thick,and « U7 Paricuier large aesortm: ‘Straps, which’ are oiler cost. M. W. GALT & BRO,, Jewellers, thoroughiy evopered and placed in tue bi 354 Pa. avenue, nesr the tropolitan, tei Shee Tow, (late Brown. 's) Hotel. A . ee OWERS' PATENT BOOT JACK AND bettie stanatlty,cqual to iLiraky SPURS COMBINED. poe Bo other thag nection fe avored in Parels and haif bsrre: alireepce’s to tuose required for molasses, wth oo exception thet white cak stavceand heads T the: en goede sole proprietor and manufac- turer of the ‘abo Jack and Spur, hereby giveths exclusive 1 rig jt and privilege cf selling the game in the Dis rict of Colombia NER & CO., Mi shal! Flag acpi = = oak — and white- pine And ehall ba thorcughly ecopered and per ena placed hig whipping order; one-third to bs Sypien are seep e Tun wiuskey shal! he made wh te thisrew Spur in sis its Se reoom- H No, 11 Beckman street, New York. Nel Seaeexeee Es BOS PY Rete ottand in st” BOS HORSE EQU {PM ENTS AND HARNESS tron the ety rot Now Yor tion. round and merchsnteels. acd be cording to th» United States cn ard. and shail bs ¢ livered in soo ters hooped, we hatf-barreie, with be made of three- E the staves not ‘o ell printed: vin Tthibk, wed FO MILITARY OR CIV C U?E #p3 ste sag se Lyed POR tke, inch thiok! hd HE PONCHO TENTS JUST RECEIVED, | Sitio’, with one three penny ‘ron hoop ea ac. bilge 13s inch In wiern, aud I-16th ineh thick. sad | Cant W. eft ne STEPH ENS & one three-penay hoopon each chime, 1%, inch in CO., No, 322 Penn- Avenue, have besn sue width, and t- inch thick, as per diagram The whole to b» put In cood shipping order. free of + il for the Arms, Engineer haif barre's ing purpesss, 8nd weigh on: fully packed int mail abi ho.se tack, or they may be read ly carried @ shoulders of the men. on Price from $6 5) to 912 It is thres good Ru»ber Blankets, 2 by 71 inches, or three Ponchos or Cavelry Over Garments, when united isa Water Proof Teat,6 by 7 leet, three men. eonveniert!y housi Ail the loregoi ag fese' ensts, oarre subject Ae y Dine sounds, osre- 8, conveniently transport- delivery. the piace of msr faatire su! jeot to a fins! inspe: sil cases bo 2 atthe place of deiv- ALY, =TEPS 8 & £2, ery bi fore the bille are rigued therefor. Ageuts, 322 Pens. » etween The prices of a'i the foregoing articles to be the Sp 3-diwif oth ard Toth streets, J e8me throug and bidsers may off-r for ope or my ; Gnd bis offe e2ptet for pa lowes more thi awardedtos sud ortho pe e: T° ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Being eptnng that one or more individua!: have © propoeai may ene rele is b seed within the ¥ woe's endeavored to present fin OL oF Th the condder ion of ths Departments of Gov- | Bures. at ae * wings 8 dosoriptions ofa Brine Ntea. em, DAVE repre- sented that thoy a1 nt me 2 taventore of certain fea tures or Princip) ex 0} ead War Engine: Now this is to notify the parties so ristepre- rh i ne —H, the year when sent and whom itis ed are acti ur- reptit‘oualy, and to 1 hi fig. te th: marked upor them (The samp'cs referred to in this advertisom are those ed for the ensuing Groal yearsand Sueno refer rence to such as have bers previously exhibiies she quant ty of these articles which will be A quired cannot be precisely stated, Provided with aa suuble recipro- geting horn or ram device, working through s hellow shiel i or shaf: and on'swivel bearings, con- will necting with and working through the agexoy of } Probab y be about- r the motive power of the vessei. Biscuit. Furthermore. not Gomapiny to claim the stesm Flour 000 bbig, ran Se suszonted during © Crimean war by Mr. J. Bios a ee | 60 OO IDB, Nasmyth, nor the o novel and ing snious tor; etods- Dried Applies... ibs. vies of Mr Paso’ neal = a) Plant of this hen nor tering hammer suggested a eoks Willarag’ Hotel Now this, therefore. 18 to notify and warn all persons against attempting dirsotiy or 1) tly apy !tvasion or i: friagement of any feature of my invention, zrepminas i SrrBagements towards pro- tecting my rights in 8 lege! manner having ke ee with. 33 JOHN 8 GALLAHER. Jr. AWhar2 At SPRING TON, | at Riley Hal i om the Ist of April. Cg on jOOneT oy Isaac B-ewer Sostale, w 7: 5) bales of hay quasigned to W. D. Macy, he dués not come or the hay before the rohoo-er leaves fer George- By jnoreased or erefore be mad: bat for suoh quantities ° r ding atthe places where de liveries are required must establisc agencies at eaen NSM, that co d*ley may arise in ernishing town, ‘oa what may be reqaire; mud when a contractor Wa ér sheet, iesee own i ce roving. he fate pe motly te som) with assets. he o reau cf Provisions and Clovhing (P, Berry) pave tue ir@ighsol sad ay. ap? St shall be autnor 2-7 to “irect ¥ uchass tobe made ler the Teaalty to bs @ record of a requi “ BW ARRIVAL OF BEAU FOL STYLES bay A BI eLoTHINe, to +Bpply the cefie-enay, un: expressed in the contract tion, ora Provisious and Clo ereo!, at the AT ASTONISHING Low Puicks. Yards afor Whole Suits eiegantiy got up at $10 and $13, sition ias ed, é BRU. Separate must bs mado for each article at “ep 2 im* Corner E nad 7th mere: e8ch of then. said Navy Y ards; and in case more be BD ONO Srtic!® is contained in the offer, the Chief the Bureau will hsve the right to accepi one or more of the articles contained in such cffer, and re ject the apm and bidders whose Sre accepted (and uous others) will be notified, and as eariy as practicabi he transmitted to them for ex! tract must be reterued to the bureau w: days, exclurivs of thetimo required for the roreier tranrmissto n Of the mail UNon FIRE-WOOD 9D MILL, ‘The undersigned re to inform thei — and the mote geet hers ae Bom orth with repared to tarnish acontra t will wi seer WOUD. a, th o: IEP Also, COA oral sigen Pe mantow, Cormeen ae nth etree: and Canal ap2 at o LY ed 316 LIGHT—LiguT | BIG | to theesttmnted ta cact oftis nerpatn tem emma coaLt OIL, twenty per centum in addi- from thé amount of ali pay- mest on secount thereof! as collateral seourity, in addition, to secure prmance, and not i PUKE KEROSENE LIGHT! At the Union Coal G1! Company “Depot 316 F street, betwean 10th and lth stresis, ear Lith, Blank forms of p: 3 $) pay bs obtains on lication to the Navy 4gentsat Po:temoxth, wr & by Boston, | New York, & P 5 at vo) Bur ¢ thel- or do; ioate o 4, a bidder of the Bh amily deemed 8 notifiestion re 5 ioe of the sct of 1845, and hia bid wall be 2th an cepted in conformity with this understandimg. very offer made mist be secompanied (as di- reoted in the act of Cougrers making approprin Hons ‘or the naval service for 1346~"47, ap; Site Irth of August, 1843) by prion guarantes, s 5 one or - © responsible ee ons, to the oi 516 F et. rehe rc for ras mpe ana Goat at Olat: St6 16F at . oil or other lame, Have them Altered to rR '*oal Ui at 716 a Ifour Oil is not ee untdulterated, and as er represented, the money wili be returned at you wact your Lamps, Oil, large smal quantities, cal! at Bott titre, Wigks dat alu feeaetee dork prices, delivered at your residence free of at he or they uncer'ake that the Cidder or bide nh yNit nt tothe trade, Country orders Fo will. if his or their bid be aocspted, enter in! Punctu iy aetorded es OLY Spoblisation are Laxee days, pen gpes % 1 ies. to farnieh the ew roposed, ap | eotw Ke gy sae ¢ ee ers. The bureau will rot ba oblicated K3 contsaee any proposal unless accompaniad by the guarantee re~ SPRING manner: guiced 3 by law; the competency of the guarantes to Tue —— of the ladies of eeouunetee end Gertified by tre Navy A, > Wis lly invited opening be Uoliector of ‘the Gaston. ae ‘Attorney New ar few Spring aniiiners 2 ‘on ‘nurecay attention of bidders is called to the samples il 3d, at our Fancy and Millinery and descrzption of articles ired, as, im the in- walls plein tase aoe ral patron. | wits de Sa te eee operat re te frangere and 0 and others who may favor her with Semple on Gnd contract, a te rics fered oo and their attention is also part lari roan ce the joint reso'ution of 2th Kfarehs 1050 ond to the act of the 10th of August, 1846. Op 3-lawiw Ox AND arbee oes 1862, the oe on the To&d commence raun! <Se1st___ HUTCHINSON & CO_ Bate to butane Grothe No, £86; seventh Siract [an ROPER ibn Hy ELEVENTH STREET. ae fresh lot o} Me] ER Me I mh 21-6teo 267 shagton Bue vont, [We YRDPRRIONED.W shes to corn fi Linger ool wim merit a ioe, of JOHN KENNEALLY. BOOTS—SHOES! Connzn ‘Tanru St, ann Pa, Av. STON Tete DE rien ate ie “8 Ht: acta OYSTERS—OYSTERL ! On ate © Si. one SOLDIERS’ PAY. HARNDEN’S I EXPRESS WILL romwane ft coy vieas: REMIT- Wustuxa Monty on yee Drarrs. To their re Pape cute ines of thetr TWENTY-FIVE CENTS For any sum not exceeding Fifty ie wayne igi Ty additional charge for PASSES. | Provost | Marsha! 3 Offer ; of Washington, March ®, Ie ¢ Special Order, No. 19 All Passes beretofore tesued from these Head quarters to the Sist instant will not be renewed. but recognized, until further orders By order of Major W E Doster, Provost Mar- sbal Cras. BE. Romtyeon, Adjotant mar S-lw pe AUCTION SALES. Bie VieTue OF AWRIT OF FIER FACIAS one of ions of Reaver, the puee iat county of ol 9 the sui Pe the go chattels, apes and cavenante's e8rph Boucher, ed to me directed. I have levied sp) righty by m, 1 Joaeph jonoher to nd into gia se2. fronting ai it on the south nee of Prospect street and ron rise, back 129 feet d andt hereby give notice ‘on the mee "ork fa gt 1682. ing 3 Pcieoe 4 eg for bu oon Sst" fe H. sh NNELL. Consta} BALLS, PARTIES, &c. T= NINTH 5 ate ae WESTERN CO., No, 1, A PRUE Halt, 3 _ APRIL 257B, 1862 ee NB CatLORE eRe Fr OR BAR al ronnseal anoine Benen & xhil &n4 Soiree at Ty ce Hal PS pags ‘oe’ style of hionsh\e he exdienve will be i invited Ad- ly thekets sar GRAND COTILLON PARTY TEMPERANCE HALL. street, On eaiDAY Ev EVENiNe, Apri « ing to commence at 8% o'clock. rrof. Arth's ickets @1, admitting a centie- BARNES, Menager. FOR SALE ated RENT, ‘0 LET—A FURNISH ED ‘ROOM, for one or two gen’ 7 York avenue, between a1 “ih and 5h ply ch a Nant hE OR RENT—A emali Fornebed HOU: SE, cons P four room~, situated on H street, between 9h and loth—No. 462. aps Fe Rg Ay a nestiy farnished ROOM with Board, ing strio is or fomnlly—Ne. Eighth street, between Gand H, A Rae SN ii BS 5 = adi As DESIRABLE AND FURNISHED Zoom. fors Bog a or two sing thout boat Sse tel No 359 ‘Sixth betes. near Me f OR RE, tie’ Sal fernished PARLOR Foun mschout Board. or % iad Lo ok ‘8. avenus. Avi st \—o— 'g0e mn t'e count: For Lees STaeR ; Site mi omthe+ me tol tt Sra eae Legetherw: ont = x8, stable wil — 4KR stalls. end ca hous: ut Msores of meadow snd i, land. well . The ve will be rented jor $500 per year. Will a'so rent = in: Bronze FOUNDRY. would ful ier em tr ait Fe. et rage 0. particulars, app!y a! “* SS bt Fos. RENT. with "hi Revere es wate family—No. 78 Bast Ci Gapitot Bfyia? RT N0- 38 Bast Coe tt qe RENT—Ore jarge FURNISHED ROOM, Fo sok of Brown’s Hotel. Rent pd per morth, Also, for sale.one fine MOCKING BIRD. Pree - inquire at 310 C sireet, between 6th and 7ih, ‘OR RENT —A STORE, in geet business business Appin te COCR RARE MORES SON, No at? Raath street, near Pa. FS RENT.—A three-story Brick DW ELL- ING, with a tok building, Yo. 460 1 street, between '21 and Sd streete. it basal! the modern improvements of & first clses dwelline; «80, bart xh Sud servants rooms attache.’ IM. suitable for two f eve: wu i st-eets, None need ape unleps they are willing a] pay jalibersl prises, for sommodations. sod are “nu. trona! for“ Liberty and the Union? meet x 0] Ft RENT.—A_ furnishd PARLOR snd ces. St No. 341 F street stern 86 ‘ap 1-st™ Fes EENT—A PARLOR snd BEDROOM, in the immediate vicinity of tae ‘rensury and 6 Departments, No 432 i5th street. ap 1- st Si wrest tent, PENTLEMAN Can O8- us ¥: domiestie com fort, ‘and Board if prefer. ed )where ere no other boarders. and convenient to the infonpation is ‘api st - yr MS TOLEr LET—Ie = most desirad: feo getan s sy Phe rooms ‘wilt be let witrout Sagoo cts me Gentiemen pred, Sigak toot Eales isons eae NI OOMS TO RENT, res aes idea teat Sanat SUSE TENSE FRE abepe G enon. (near Mh RENT. «pon about 1% mules Lowehborougs’s)—A. bie” ‘House well a J stabling. c&rriage houeer, ‘he Bttention of Members of the Cabi- Foreign ‘Munisiers,: 8-d centiemes with Ly Le - to this advertisement examination ae tothe m: See james "| in.) and for er rjlgalare aaseas C W.A T. MA AD- U 5.M., 1220 Socusvcbect, Fateeee’ a, ls ccedseieneniboqunescicetlnonsancs Men ae — ROOM TO LET—Suitsbie for tleman Wife; or single gentlemen. House Plessantant'y situated, an? terms resson- able, Ingzire north west corner i4th and L sts, SALE—Two i B FSLES are ty rs*-olase (LLIARD Ta ue every complete, “Taose os e above = ra their interest py ys: the Euro- pean Hotel, sorner 1! purest and Pennsyivania avenue, mh 8-tf R THK MOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE FORT LENTON, MISSOURI RIVER, wiles es EMILE, J, .B {.aBanes Mi ve 25th of ou or about pe gh go goin Terntory sine tons th s thie ‘a the most rable route. Goulart’ te —~ us| Fas basrtra Seiear bel the Emr’ lig Tiare weitaige wheel i ire reaboet the feoet steamer, which 60 run fromth the 4 = iseouri, For frei; “an ise” Coal | OIL Pele ag 7 hove ever been off in Ket. i'heva juve received tege w oleeaie este, ‘Coal oil as arene 4 oan Sought [nthe ity at No. 323 C street, sha Tin, south ide, . old stand. soing ©: J. W. MORSELL. 188 B&W. WRIGHT A SCHOOL R YOUNG LADIES san Anices a4 Fe Au fied out with tacte aed eos TAKE NOTICE: be yeGrs up, An Low