Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,} AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsyloania ave. and Eleventh street, BY wW. D. WALLAOH: Papers served in packages by carriers at $4.8 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, i advance; $2 for six Menths; @1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Sin- gle copies, onz can?; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. {[7 AvvERTIsEMENTs should be sent to the Office before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. RU SSELL’S CORRESPONDENCE. Dr. Russell, under date of March 21, has sometping to say of the starting of the forces for Richmond via Yorktown. e extraet the following from this missive : It will scarcely be credited, however, that there is no system for supplying men with am- munition when engaged with the enemy. There is no small-arm ammunition train, nor k-mules to carry it. An officer, to whom he deficiency was pointed out,'ésid that ‘‘they did not expect men to be closely engaged for more than 15 minutes. When they had fired away all their ammunition they must only re- tire, and then let other regiments come up and tal men were embarked on Tuesday was rapid and orderly. * # * The politicians believe the Federal flag will wave in Richmond in a fortnight from this time. Mr. Sumner and others are of that opinion, and will be disappointed if there is any greater delay. However. it does not seem quite feasible. The two corps which are going will number about 90.000 men, and they must take stores and supplies of all kinds with them As fara; I know, there has been no change made in the programme of operations sent over by last mail. They are keeping a bright look- out at Fortress Monrog. All eyes are strain- ing for, all thoughts are tarning on another sortie of that tremendous destroyer, the Mer- timac. Neither the fortress nor the Munitor could save the flotilla of wooden vessels from destruction, nor the camps from being shelled. * * * Bienker’s division remains at Fair- fax Court House. Centerville and Manassas are held by some 15,000 men. The controversy about the woode: pretty well established that there were a number of ‘‘dummies’’ in the embrasuros. However, Gen. McClellan is so strongly sus- tained by the Presideat, and by the regular Officers, by the Democratic party, and by the moderate men of the country, that he can af- ford to be indifferent to further attacks till time has been afforded him to do some bril- liant action and vindicate the good opinion of his friends. Although many violent assaults are made by inuendo, in and out of Congress, no specific charge has Sea era by any jarnside’s express responsible body, and Gen. declaration in his dispateh from Newbern, that he had endeavored to carry out the in- structions he had received from his chief, has strengthend Gen. McCleilan’s position and is Neves good evidence that he is a guiding mind, and has a plan of operations embracing consit the whole country. I have heard evidence which leads me te think the reeent combina- tions in the West and those on the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers were planned if not car- ried out by him. From all sides comes news of successes. The action at Newbern is most creditable to the Federal troops and to their Ge but these diffier and suffering a loss of less than 500 men. * * * The magnitude and severity of the action at Pea Ridge are shown by the official returns of the killed and wounded on the Fed- eral side,which General Cartis places at 1.400. It must have been 2 picturesque combat. Sigel and his Germans behaved nobly; and saving the baggage train and rear-guard by deter- mined herd fighting, against which the wild Texans and Indianz, with shot guns, bowie knives and scalping knives, could not stand. Their batteries ran short of ammunition al and the loss of the leaders—the 40 ofte scalping dead and wounded on the field. Tux MUTILATION OF ee Norzs.—Evi- dence has been received at ment that the work of mu! left middle. Then » pears to be @ sin: rer of the United ptates. Taw Tax Bitt in Dancer —The last advices from Washington are to the effect that it 1s geri- eusiy proposed to jet tie Tax bill Me over until the next session ef Congress. The delay tn re- porting itte the Senate, the immense interests ee ia throwing impediments in the way of ption of eny burden of this the 5 reluctance of Congressmen to be identified with & measure invoiving so mach leca! wap: rity, gives color to thisalarming rumor. it beea determined to adjourn in diay, which is near at hand, yet we are told the Senate, committee will not report it before the close of thisweek. It must then be debated, amended, and sent back to frame: of the time with one tenth the labor. But, bad as itis, it is influltely better than nene at all, Better for the country that we lost one of our grand armies than thet Congress failed to 2 fax bill at this present session-—New York World. A SinevtaR Propeecy —The followfng ctr. camstance, says the Richmond Whig, recent! eccurred at Pensrcola, and {ts truth Is vouch for by a trustworthy officer of the army: is A soldier in the eerie a and profound sleep, whi com- pa peer pt ed to arouse him. Af last he awoke himself. He then stated that be shoulddie the next afternoon at 4 0’cloek, for so it wasirer vealed to him In bis dream. Hesaid ja the last ‘week of the month of April would be foug! at the greatest and bloodiest battle of modern times, prophetic dream died the next day, at 4 0’clock p. Wit the rest be ia April and’ May? Lf idler nitive decision bas yet been arrived at by the Government in the case of the Tangiers prison ers, new at Boston. The Lie eh eh bays the underzoxe careful examiaztion, end it ts {a some quarters th.t the of tive is to release them og that tl come eithia the dediaition of poiitical eatiled, under American nis, to of asylum, even in countries whete ur we plenary civil and ory d s at vents pretty certal wilt not think the captives worth much metic correspondence. wee (7"_A bog head of tobacco was sold in Loutis- ville, Ky , a few days ago, for $20 per hundred, busdred. i ead another for $22 per Ebening Star WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1862. N&. 2,862 THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Jowrsu oon + taining & greater variety of interesting reading . = any otner—ie puviished oa morning. TeRMs—Cash, invariahiy, im adeoece Single copy, per annum oo Five copies 4% Ten copies. ow ‘Twenty-five copies . - ow Tt invariably contains the * Washington News'’ that has made Tis Daily Evening Sear circulate #0 generally throughout the couuiry (7 Single copies (in wrappers) car be pre cured at the counter, immediately efter the ave ofthe paper. Price—TURLE CENT. eee ee PRENTICEANA. r says that the rebels ‘‘get himself in their atrocities.” “ We have no doubt that they are always ahead of him, certainly he is after them. ns try to find a soft phrase for by calling it ‘sympathy with thizes with rebel- OFFICIAL, EPARTMENT OF STATE, immediately returned by Gen. Wool. f the crew are still in Norfolk. U; last Saturday they were supported by the Bri consul, but a receat dispatch from Lord Lyons has thrown them upon their own resources, and it is supposed they will be forced to enlist in the One of the men who left Savannzh on the Ist of April confirms the reports of thé great con- sternation there Incident u on Fort Pulaski and the city. and other vessels in the harbor were ready to Considerable mortality pre valled among the rebel troops in the vicinity of Savannah. Our informant seys dying in large numbers from sickness induced on account of the dirty condition In which they ‘Keep thenselves. As heretofore frequently sta ed, the city might have been. eal troops at the time of their first ttack was then confidently expected, and the whole city was in a state of intense ex- Citement and alarm. These refugees arrived at Old Point at about 2 o’clock this morning, after passing very close to the rebel pickets and batteries, and were hailed for the first tim: by the steamer Baltimore, lying The French steamer Gassend! returned from Norfolk, with M. Mercier, the French minister, His dispatches proceed immedi- ately to New York by sea, where a steamer is walting tocarry them to France. ———_—_—— LADIFS’ BLACK S1LK WRAPPING3, 00 RECEIVED TU DAYS " J.ong and Short, LOOSF, RACQU & Be jd Short, Tight Fitting FS 5 BLACK SILK MANTI! LAS New style Kng'ish snd French Sacques. &c , &o. All of the sbove meationed sivien at unusual.y MAXWELL’S, 328 Peunsyivania 8p 22 eost TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATER FROM EUROPE. New Yorx, April 23—The steamer Pert!a, Tpool, via Queenstown, on the 13th, mains at Gibraltar M ahead of the De The privateer Sumter still re: and the Tuscarora at Algesiras. The schooner W. C. Alexander, of Savannah, at Palermo, was boarded by armed boat’s crew from the U.S. corvette Ino, and the master and | crew taken prisoners on board the Ino, but they ently released, under representations cers of the fleet. The subject of fortifications, and the recent im- portant experiments with a 300-pounder Arm- gun at Shoeburyness has been further de- It is predicted that Arm- strong willsoon produce a 600 pounder to do the same damage at 2,200 yards as his 300-pounder bas justdone at 200 yards. : House of Commons have also debated Ital- Lord Palmerston believed that sooner or later the unity of Italy would be com; by the possession of Rome. resolved to adjourn as usual for the Easter holf- days until the 28ta of Apri session would not extend much beyond the end mn the expected attack lion and treason is a re! The steamer Fin- The New York Evening Post says that the mnt in dust and ashes. Yes, eir cities, we suppose, and then repent in the ashes. All the bridges destroyed by the rebels should, after their reconstruction, be used a3 scaffolds for the hanging of the offenders—‘ made suspension bridg The Rebel Confederacy sprung in the Fall. and is likely to fall in the Spring. Albert Pike led thousands of Indians into battle and then pretended to be shoeked at their scalping their victims. He might as well turn wolves loose in effect astonishment at th Why is Gen. Floyd like one of the loyal als upon the Potomac? General Hooker. It is stated that Jeff Davis and the members of his cabinet have decided to burn the city of Richmond upon finding that it must fall into the hands ef the Federal army. We hope that it will be surrounded so that they can’t get out of it during the conflagration. Gov. Wise, while he hung John Brown, talk- ed enthusiastically of the old man’s nerve. It seems then that achap can admire nerve with- out having it. There's no room for live rebel soldiers in Kentucky. It is encugh that her soil is defiled by the carcasses of some thousands of dead sunk or burnt. they have been ‘heir places.’’ The way in which the in Parliament. nding at Port Both houses bad sheep pasture and It was’ believed the War Derantesr, Office Miltary Superintendent Railroads U.S. Washington, April 18, 1S62. No Passenger Train will be run from Washing-} all of which he offers at lowest carb prices, ton to Manassas until further notice. D. C. MeCALLUM. . M. D. and Sup’t Railroads, v.38. PIKE’3 CELEBRATED WHISKIES EDUCATIONAL. Pe ae act Rf ninrte eae re EXeuisa AND CLASSICAL BOARDING 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongohele FOR YOUNG MEN AND Boys, Mt Joy, Lancaster co, Pa day et onay si — Vs spies, and very hea! '. For ciroularsapely A + Angel’, Lowisians sv., betwesn 6th sud 7% atreete, or ad! 4T CINCINNATI PRICES E. L. MOORE, itis rumored at Paris that Count Walewski will make a special mission to England on the subject of the difference between France and Eng- land in reference to Mexican affairs. ‘The Paris Bourse closed firmer at 70f. 10c. Continental news {s unimportant. Consols closed at London on Saturday at 93% Because he is a this afternoon. Particulars of the Occupatien of Harr Haanisonsune, April Col Donnelly made a@ reconnoissance to-day towards this town, and ‘when approaching it we were fired on b: Two companies of t! cavairy were deployed on the left towards the Gordonsville turnpike, and the same number of Vermont cavalry on the right, whilst the Micbi- gan cavalry were in the center, with Hampton’s battery, aud the Connecticut Fifth formed the reserve. The rebel cavalry, after the first fire, retreated to the town, where they joined their command, and when escaping by the Gordons- ville route were met by the Ohio cavalry, and 7 men and 11 horses were captured. The rest es- guns continues, but it is OTATOES, HAY 1,00) bushels of J eer ee . Cal 1 & bales of prim: of prime New York tots to suit purchasers, q PETKR BERRY, 55 Water st , Georgetown. cayalry scout. N i Prino»pal, sokson Whi e Poisioss, nf Fl pal PLAINtIELD Our old friend Fanny Fern the piquant has parted from her third husband. So there's room fer some other enterprising young man. Tbe Richmond Enquirer thinks it difficult D ROWLAN to say what side whipped at Winchester. It is JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, om. Co. Pa IMOnW *FIALY, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Members of Congress on business on Saturdays, EMILE DUPRE. WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Sect Ressivel anf Opened, W*® berantanns, A large and Srst-cisss stock of choice Janvanr @1, 1682, > Onn, That the War Department wili be FAMILY GROCERIES, closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Ooasisting of: Fridays against all other business but that which relates to active military operations in the field. ° Saturdays will be devoted to the business of TEAS, Senators and Representatives. Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War. PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS. FLOUR, SUGARS, of all grades COFFEE, BUTTER, LARD, MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE, &e., &c, &o. $00 barrels Magnolia, 600 barrels XXX, 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barrels fine Old Bourbdos All the favorite brands of Naar C. ER, Pa. > d session (20 weeks) commences Alsy Sth. CHAMPAGNE, orm: Circulars at Star Office, To fil a few vacanctcs address ' Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heitsics Which, being bought iow, we offer ut warsy low rates AN the Prosecution of Clams before e U. S. Derartmenis Claims on account of the act of bolishing slavery iu the very safe to say which side ran. roach of the Federal armies, the papers get as cool as if conducted by so many Coolies. When Floyd is hung, he will be, like all the statements he makes, whithout the least foun- General Arent s [PENSION OFFIOK, Junz 67a, 1861, TO ALL WHOM I¥ MAY CONCERN. ng been made under the ant of PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL, une, 1360, for the reissue of the Land War- feb 14-t¢ hereig, which Bro glioged to have nm lost Or destroyed, notice is here Bt the date following the description o! The town was then entered end occupied by Col. Donnelly and bis cavalry. town eight of Jackson's Winchester hostages, whom he released yesterday near the Shenandoah on their parole of honor. We found in the Two of the original ad died of fatigue and want of atten- tion. The rest are now on their way home. Large amounts of forage and grain are being se- eured in the valley. format on for preparing the necersary vipers, aod prosecuting said claims to & prompt and Fpesty t Persons favoring me with a cali thfuty and promp' wv oO 32_K s-reet, valid objection should Onion. Honldonse: Na, 002% Mi os. Iseued under 8p 22 eo3t* ‘oh Sd, 1858, in thi “What is the chief endof man?” Of land 5 pe the head. Of Humphrey Ma: ‘aryland aveaus. not. Pittsburg Landing. ANOTHER REBEL STEAMER CAPTURED. Carro, April 23.—A steamer from Pittsburg Landing has arrived with dates to yesterdey. The gunboat Tyler, while reconnoitering up the Ten- nessee river, captured the rebel steamer J. Robb, near the mouth of Crane Creek, one of the boats which eluded onr-first expedition up this river afler the fallof Fort Henry. Her name has been ebanged to Ledy Tyler. The weather is rather more pleasant. The water is subsiding. FROM COM. FOOTR’s FLEET. Catro, April 23.—Advices from the fleet yester- day say there has been no firing for the last three It is reported that the rebels have fourteen n are off For: Walker, 1n- assas Tam, Which arrived upon Sunday. Hollins was also there, having come on the McRea. lief Voted byM EE f° QUARTERMASTERS anv DEALERS, 5000 Bushels OATS, 3000 Bushels CO) 150 none et Pri ane the Cana! © Wiiarf, from 9 The Confederate rulers are like the Confed- erate notes—there’s nothing to redeem them. Gen. Beauregard forms very ingenious Leer but, like the lazy servant, they won’t _ The salt famine in the Southern Confederac y isdreadful. Lot’s wife would bring seventy- five cents 2 pound there. Her little finger or little tve would be deemed a seasonable prize The rebels were driven away from Island No. 10 by Foot-balls. The Richmond Enquirer says that the mili- tary authorities of the South have plighted their faith for the establishment of the inde- endence of their Confederacy. That’s a very ad plight of theirs. The Scriptures speak of men’s asking for bread and receiving for salt and get p get the wrong co: We learn from the rebel forces that there baa been no advance in pork, boef, flour, eorn, and in the U. 8. armies. Everything, we understand, is finished up at No. 10, and our Foote-steps are now onward to- ward Memphis. The Rochester Democrat says that ‘‘slavery cannot possibly emerge from this war as it en- tered it.” We don’t believe that anti-slavery ‘al, as it is certsinly the very reverse to the Confederates. [Dr. Russell here quotes Beauregard’: bombastic proclamation upon taking command of the rebel army in the West, and ssys:|—But, if the Confederates do not behave better than they did at Newbern, in words. Under very groat he expedition proceeded up the Neuse from Roanoke, landed below the place on the 4th, passed the night undisturbed in the rain, aud the next day after a most fatigu- ing mereb, come upon the enemy iaside strong intrenchments, and in a formidable position ; enzaged them, and after some sherp encoun- ters, routed them utterly, taking six forts, 54 guns, and five sieamers, as well gs the city, 5 heving tificate, No. 77.853, for 109 acres. | study oure of t ~ i — of id 12 Chrono age HE SUSSCRIBER HAVING LATKLY returned from the Philade’shia and New Yor trate sales, can now offer Bo: inducements to 4!] who may d t 6: WILLIAM F. RICUSTEIN, jatioral Book Store, No 275 Fennzy!vama aven Land warrant oa1 a granted under sot of lth Febrai drew Tavffr or Th: lor’s company, C York Vo untsers. 185).—July 19th, 1 und Booze at great . Stevenson's regimeat, New | Bently cure, let the ease bo old or now. N bearing Cae ith April, | required ; nothing duengreeso.e in any pert 2. JUSEPH 8, BARRETT, TOMmi as Oner, gunbeats, of which s cluding the famous D PHOTOGRAPHS AND ALBUMS — ®&.€ receiving daily ard keep ounstantiy on hand Card Pictares, of ail tne prow inert msn of the North and t ou SEASES! SECR AMARITAN’S Gi SAMARITAN’S GIF Ths Most Certain Remedy Ever Used. ieee oe RET TISEASES GONORREGA, Containa no alinerel, reg, copies of choice nd Como Cari Pio iS TEIN’S, National re, No, 278 Pa. ave., Washington, D. we The rebels call pered. They think they ox, April 23.—The resolution adopted the Maryland Legislature, signed by Gov. Br: ford. appropriating families of the ‘kt Massechusetts Sixth Re; mob in Baltimore on the read this afternoon in the House, and the committee on Federal relations. tion caused a marked sensation, and }ta reading was followed by hearty applause. £7,000 for the relief of the disabled men of the ‘iment by the secession ‘$tu of April, 1851, were Betzer HOUSE, NEW GO:H daity, Butter of And for sale at the N BUTTER Row reoaiving | graces constantly in Stole, lowest Market rates. bh 4 REAULY-BADE GLor + ORO e mort é fe present cay. WALL, sehPu from two to four days, and Nn ‘on tadoged tf your HOURS: O exposure n> tri ‘. . * Pa ee With Balsam Copavis ur FORNITURE! igs : RITAN'S GIFT, y All iu & plain qnvelope. [NOlA RUBBER GoopDs: y,of the various styles of ii do welito call on Mr. Glosing out his extensive stook at loss than maxu{soturera’ pricea rather tian remove them to ew Yok. ‘Ihe India Rub- w ours is at 308 Pa. avenue, be’ 6 INCH HEAVY @-ineh Heavy Cotton Duok, 30 4 Heary Brown Cotton Shesting, 2-4 Bleached Cotton pheeting, 4 4 Brown Shirtings. & general stoo! lowest prices for cash. M. R. RILEY & BRO,, No. 36 Central Stores, ‘Tth te. oppo. Center Market, FICATION; field and perma- 7 aud elevation of Vauban’s Firet Syateimn Modern systen of Fortification, London; Vaubaw's First System of Forti! nl 187, Kimber’s Coretruction of Field Works, London; ule’s Fortification. London; ebb on A'taok and Deternse o| Released, &c. Sr. Louis, April 22 —Henry L. Rout, one of the parties Indicted by the jury of the U. 8. Cir- cuit Court in this eity for conspiracy and treason, has been released from custody by order of the recent cases in We have received a mai Confederacy. We havo looked over it in vain for the location of “the last ditch.’ It ia“‘the or is Hamlet, with the part of Hamlet omit- of the Southern slain Ben McCulloch, as well as Mackintozh—accel- erated their headlong rout under Price and Van Dorg. The Indians acted as savages— ‘The difficulty at the culvert of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad at East St. Louis has ter- minated, No effort was made to interfere with the military guard left there. the open'ng of the culvert would inflict less in- jury tuaa wes at first supposed. COTTON DUCK, ‘The privates in Beauregard’s army are not Permitted to read even re’ it isn’t necessary for them to read anything to find out that they are whipped. They have in Georgia what they call “Decent Creek.” It is perhaps the only decent thing in the State—except the U. S. army. The New Orleans Delta denounces the U. S. army 83 made up of ‘ vulgar fellows.” The people, ea they watch its progress on the Mississippi, may well believe that it will socn be getting “‘ low down.” Floyd, even if his nose were cut off, could soent danger fifty miles away. persons engaged in repairing one of and dams on Green se ir hee been notified by rebels to quit the river immediate- ly. They'll see it dam’d first. Marshall is exceedingly unpopu- id tan. ordi 33 Hy It is believed that : OA AND HERG JUICES, | roo i ern Clke FOR SvPuin Here | pabee He P Sto: a day acd Is & positive cure—no =e asd evening for ¢ But the Juisosof Rocts aud Herbs = | tion of Gepcttign Tene St com This form of the disease | newspapers. But f eri Dry Gooas, in Regard to Gen. Smith. April 23 —The Post says that the rumors egainst General Smith appeer to have no foundation in fact. Not onk temperate men in the army, from Gen. McClelli fully gained a grea’ ating Treasury notes has become quite 2 business, and not an unprofit- able one. for instance, the mutilater tages one ten dollar note, and tears off & tepth part on one corner, and passes off the note for tea dollars— nobody questioning tbat ft is perfectly good. Be takes another note of same denomination, and tears off a tenth part on another corner, and so on wattl be bas secured fuur corners. Then he takes another note and lears out piece from the upper side right, from another note a piece from the upper side ieft, next to the corners; from two more notes a piece is extracted from the !ower eide right of owe, aad s piece from the lower side left of tbe other. From: the ninth note he removes a plece from the right of the middle, and from the tenth and last note a piece from the has tm parts of what ap- ten dollar Treasury note. which he inzentous!y pastes together, and passes off under the plea that the note was accidentally torn to pieces, but is nevertheless just a8 good as tf it was whole. S rgular as lt may seem, this business bas become so extensive that the atten- tion of the Government has been call ed to it, and it Is decided as the only effectual way of check- ing the evil, not to redeem any note at par urless th whole, and to deduct one dollar for every tenth part of a note torn of, and in that propor- tion for larger emounts removed. I make the above statement upen the authority of the Tretsu- Le! ye " makes ts spresrancs in } leoking sisewhere Hesiad rgane of genera'ion. or they eepeae cH, RIVARZ aK > i] as nlcore of SILLERY CHAMP AG: ie = > theas aympioms REMOVED Vw is he one of the most rivatedespatch antly and akill- vantage for us, silencing the fre of a battery splendidly, with little loss on Letters from Gen, Smith state that his horse, a spirited animal, fell with him during the action, which suggests the probable cause of the upjust rumors, parts of the body. which mostly on the groin3, &nd_ ver: the mouth, tetters, enots ENDY’S Srp bones, &0. go. Any & Sent by expres: cation. London; | for $6. Arrest cf an Kditor. Sr. Lovis, April 22 — editor of the St. Louts Christian Advocate, has been arrested and placed in the military prison, and his paper has been suppressed, for publishing The arrest causes no sur- prise, as the course of the McAnally’s paper for some time past has been very obnoxious to the officers of government. 3 59, f Sa ate: and on ARGE MAPS GEORGIA, SOUT. lar, most men hate him, an chairs and benches can’t bear him. Great Britain must be a very depraved old harridan according to her own account. She calls herself the world’s mistress. EE Gen. HaLteck axp Gan. McCLELtan—We have good authority for saying that a letter bas been written by Gen. Halleck to a member of his family in this city, in which, with a soldier's anxiety for the giving of honor to whom honor is due, he ascribes the credit of the entire movements at the West, and the successful com- binations which have resulted in the repossession by the Union of Missouri, Kentu see, to Major General McClellan treasoneble matter. FINE DREs: A800 f£HAWLS, beer MANTLES, 8H. GR OLINA, ALABAMA, De Hreck—Avent Postes co Cavatic Le. sro hed by the State Governments ons very en- § M&Blni derMarechslerie, 5) oeute, sosle, mounted on cloth in @ portale for. Seales fee de instructsur, > AKS, SHAWLS, DRES3 GOUDS, JAK, AND FINE eat now in Store. jorth and East dai): One price only, eres in ones FRANC ‘ > From San Francisco. c K TAYLOR Ban Faanctsco, April 2} —Four steamers haye on and British Columbia with- The northern mini, » and new sup- arrived from Or in the past three daye. tricts are becomin large assortm: aft nom tre N: small lot of exooilent hich have been oured s Oblicgtion to Penn, 2voous and 9th st, + direct trom an ent of OILCLOTAR accestible sgein, an steamers will doubtless return crowded with Hon. Edward Stanley satled to-day for New York in the Orizaba. The Connecticut River. Spaincriztp, Mess, Apri! 22.—The water in the Conuecticut river has fallen three feet and a half from the highest ‘rhe trains to thelr regular trips. KING & BURCHELL, Gus Corner 15th st. and Vermont av, Dela RIBERS BEL REC Intent fashionable Spring ge Goods, they respeotf with a large quantity of a NEW FEATHERS, MAT. EDSTEADS witha large lat of int, and is still guia, @ South have resum) pects! poet nee oftheir customers rau consisting f Swords, Bei Gold Laces, Cans, F. J. HEIGERGER & CO eer et Ce indebted to the late irm rs, Ore urgent! takes nothing from his own title to the gratitude by such a statement. alities constitut!: pation bas two iiers McClellan and Halleck, men who are above all itical intrigues, in an age when political con- their work with atead- less of the attacks of iy of goods |W ufnoturing 8il kinds of B fon ae alsocprat ics <= ees presely to order, FROM FORTRESS MONROE, +: “ {Correspondence of the Associated Press. j Foxrress Monnor, April 22 —A small row- boat arrived here this morning, three men, one woman and two chil- ¢ refugees report the Merrimac as still at Gcsport navy yard. Workmen were e: in pleciag iron shields over the port holes. It posed the improvements would be com- Merrimac would beout two or three days. The Merrimac, aground on the last di erally supposed bere, was oe, Geren about the bursti su) sition was tedoub A Nottox.—All ne Subset in pleasure or busi Loudon & Co.) or the from Norfolk, Tequested to settie the juocessors to B. F. Lo & Co., fest devotion to au Citizen and Military ‘failore, faction or the criticism of popular leaderg. Gen. Halleck was by a radicaj “this upstart Haileck.”’ His to the Union, and if he Western cam ‘will be prompti: a tho dines will Horses tal wer tivery, came out, as . whether inj sd iyd Pa Nothing was said, however, deubicAly Incofee c. a th stréet, one blook a Penns. avene, Jus? RECKIVED Az LLU bradae Manned |) Neat tuna Gteee Pay oa — FO Sons, FRUNKS HATS eh fron works In launched at the navy-yard and four more are in course of construction at Norfolk. A Portion of these will, it is sup be covered with the iron plates above mentioned. agement between A Mexra, are. Canauor. Fons bas been ace on Naturday. ve pum! 500, 8. COHEN’s, "ENE eats, ‘rere, oa nates Also, Sole Agent for en, that PRIVAT Ee. fioate, of like tenor, will be is- kPRIVAT ye. pear. FPRIivars. Brader, and 9th, 1858—May Sa, 1562, ‘arch, 1855, in the name of Chsriotte, widow alier Pe Qnd was granted January 28, 1855— peaNe i, (aot 1847.) ia favor o: — DR. LA BONTA having removed hieosice to Room No. nine the Buoday Chronicles ince. te Wess ee ing, Pa svenue, corner of Ith stre*t, ic now rr. 4 ores, to oure a1 Disesses of @ Private Nature, without vate the use of dangerows or disgusting diuge « ing date | kind, Bo interference with your bunoce a deveted - whois tims to the wate Diseases of both en eatione of the Womb, pt. Bunter’s idneys, Skin Eru;<ioon, &c., end cradust: Volunteers. is- e best school in th- world, the New jer Pols. Ciniten sad Pa: whom I most reepeottully refer. I wi!! pay to the person furni-ning re scars of «. Bbove dis'ese8 whic) I osanct sprediy Consultations free. Rooms very privats. 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