Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1862, Page 3

. THEa ten. comedy, ‘The Babes in The Wood. * will be pre- —_ Um bee <9 = unconditional Guenweat the Sevente "ward, to invite + LOCAL NEWS. Noticz. asain ie Georges Ont bee B Barnard, coraey of Righ und seers street, will weet with prompt tteations —Mr A AxUsEMENTs To-NIGET. . Ferd, according blic, bas determined to Forp’s A to the loud cail of the Daciings To Serve.—We learn that Mr. G. D. Hanson, one of the recently elected vestrymen of Trinity’ Church, was chosen without his} knowl- assent; aud that without sweiting os casino te coope ata Hanson is swell ser known as an werted-ont Unton man. Se ees and the piece is well cast throng hont. Groven’s The capitel three-act HHA sented to-night, for bet fitst time. Miss Denin, Mrs. Germon. Ward. will aid tn its representation. “The ‘Toes of a Lover,” with Ben Rogersas Peter Spyke, will conclude the} Maxziacx Lr evening's entertainment. A great bill! has issued eighty-th: Continanrat —Miss png bas made'a great bitat the Continental, gnd Mr. Lemount’s fine tenor voice cannot be U excelled. these is heen oy dancing of Misses Marshall | owing to the and Clifton, and the side-epliting eccentricities Cantenstry.—The excellent acti: , &c., combine to render the one of ie moet ome Places of ae i city. « ‘irginia Mummy, Breweres “Ginger Blue,” was secetvea with —, . mendous applause last night. There is nothing Saconp Warp Station Cases—Before Justice like it to drive away the blues. Miss Duval’s | Clark.—Charies Butler, col’d, charged with steal- sweet songs are c ily encored, and she de- lights ber audience hugely. An entertainment for ladissand families will be given this after- Toon. ine a silk skirt; held a hearing. John But col’d, assault-witha swingle-tree u aman named Laughlin; security for further Thompren: Crhomas Ige, beextag te the aereete, son — rf ad 5 were 30 cS ra ichole velsh. drunk; Missiles, drunk; $1.94. Rta A¥Fains —Gov. FH. Plerpoint, will address the Union Association at Lyceum Hall, thisevening at 74 bt-out”” repul ponies ta the number of 37 poets Sh Sd) r at Petoesec Hall teat pi night, and organ’ ine ee J.R. ee etieg josmer secretary. ‘The Chair stated the object of the meeting to be to get t all who were in favor of sus- talaing every act of theadministration. Not sus- taining itin and demoring to certain acts, but upholding it in all it might do. ttt ¢ Meat age eae ae Li won! sisting of Mesars cel un- nell ry Clark was appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the~meeting, and re- ported the yrs oe Preamble and resolutions Whereas it is tly fit thata politica! ganization soliciting thesu: of a whole com- munity should distinctly and uneqitvocally de- clare the ‘ples for the practical realiza.ion of which they labor; therefore, Rasolved, That we, the citizens of the Seventh Ward, will maintain the union of the States and the Constitution of our country, (as bequeathed to us by our fathers,) now and forever, without any mental reservation or equivocation whatever, and, so far as a will allow no law, custom, institution, or- interest, however sanc- tioned or sanetified by time or usage, to militate Any on® having copies of the Evening Star, date September 14 and 2%, 1961, will confer a favor and receive a liberal compensation for them on application to the Star office. Apriven at Riley’s wharf, schrs. Gaskell and Salisbury, with coal for Warder & Stuart. * A VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT IN ORDINARS SEW- Inc Neepies —We have been shown 8 need'e om which a patent has been recently granted in Eng- land toa person in this city, and which promiseg to effect — a revolution in this useful end in- dispensibie tittle article. The improvement is ef the construction of the eye. which is so arran: that when the needle is threaded it can nei ‘slip nor cut the thread by chafing. Thethresd need not extend through the eye of the ron more than the elghth of an inch,and is fi held by the wedge shape of the eve, tbus of thread and the vexation rethreading every time —. the Aitstement of this en { the thread ha: ns to sli ‘We predict les . Phat we cordially approve ae Will give a r cashier Sel ogee ei ae “cordial support to tbe administration of Pres. 12 oa-the head of the Inventor from all whe se ident Lineola ia Measure which may be necessary fof vindicating the laws, punish treason, and restoring peace to ms, distrac country. 3. That as universal education and intelligence are the hyndmaids of virtue and religion, and the surest safeguard against poverty and crime, we favor a liberal aj go sper ‘of money for educational oe im this city. 4. That In order to secure an economical ex- penditure of money raised for peo ‘we must keep a watchful eye a ry entrusted with its Ropers * erpeanieaes: and hold each and all to a strict accountability. Fg ‘was made to adopt the resolutions. Van Viiet desired an explanation of the third resolution He wanted to know what the committee understood and meant by the word universal. Mr. Bacon said he had used the word in the abstract. He wanted education to apply to all— to every one Mr. Van Vilet wanted to understand whether it meant that al! children in the city should be educated. Mr. Bacon did not: think the meeting wes to determine whether it meant all or Mr. Van Viiet had no objection to to the resoln- tions; he hoped they would be ado; = bat he would like to know the sense in which the meet- ing understood that word universal. He was for the education of all—for waivers] education, in its broadest and most significant sense. [Ap- lause . The Le were then unanimously adopt- ed; and the meeting adjourned, to meet again on Tuesday evening next, st the same Sime and place. Tae Sunpar Scnoot Umiox.—A meeting of the teachers of the Sabbath Schools of the city was held in the rooms of the Young M Christian Ss on Monday a gow obedience to a cal jor the pose of reorgan- izing the Sabbath School Union, which, itseems, has not held a meeting for some month owing to the secretary (J. Hall eee ing leave of the city for the land of Dixte The following schools were represented - Foundry, Western ies! bebe New York Pres- bytéerian, Wesley C , Pletcher Chapel, Thir- teenth street Baptist. lish Lutheran, Fourth Presbyterian, Methodist Protestant, Ninth street; E-street Baptist, First i ens meaner Bene Chapel, Methodist Protestant. navy ay yee nevy yard East Baptist, Sixth ureter jt Ling! Loag!! Lome !!!—The subseriber has on | hand ons thousand barrels of the best wood-burnt Lime, which can only be had at bis lime-kilns, be having dissolved all connection with any other place or establishment for the sale of Lime, coment &c., and which will Lat Si per barrel. ‘fap: 2e-tf} Wa. H. Gopry. Tux Inptan HERs Doctor (F. Tumblety, M. +» from Canada,) will describe diseas:s and tell bis patients the nature of their complaints or {ll- ness, without receiving any information from them. No charge for consultation or advice. Office, No. 11 Washington Building, Pennsyl- vania avenue, corner of 7th street. ap ‘THE GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE of goods from a New York importing house will close May Ist. See advertisement. ap 23-3t Cracett & May. Inpta RusseR Goons. We advise all our readers (as we know they are obliged to purchase the above named goods, to embrace the present bg oy as Mr. on A. Halt intends to make ac ein his business, and will sell his extensive stock of Rubber Goods at manufacturer’s prices, and no family should miss this opportunity to supply themselves For ap Mr. Hall will sell Men’s Rubber Over- shoes Kee hiscae gn edoad ny gh carl erly ys dies’ Overs and Sandals for 60 Os dia Rubber Bed Protectors for C chika Tens (am article that no family should be are bate only 50 cents, for ten days, at the India Kubber Warebouse, No. 308 Pennsylvania ave , between 9th and 10th streets, ts, Washington, D.c. ap 12-tf ANY PE2son wishing to procure loan of a few dollars on Cane security, can do so by call- ing at 456 Eleventh between G and H. api4 STARTLING ! But Tavs.—The Volunteers are braving the dangers of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds and Cholera. Many a gallant fellow will leave way’s Pills & Ointment, would have returned to his ory me and bealthy. Soldier try them! Only 2: io cane pet Box or Pot. 226. Seg PERsoNs can find the best stock of Cloth- ng, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, stSanth's, No ‘470 Seventh st, near P. fe 27-3m DIEL, Seventh street Presbyterian, Providence (M. E ) Chapel, Young, Men's Christian Association, One emia aes ee SANE Mission, No. Union Chapel, and Calvary jor fupersi ‘will wake pisyo this, -Wednesday) Mission jernoon. ook, fron No. 6 Potomac ai. No delegates ted the Island schools, |’ On tre 29th invtant, RICHARD EDWIN, son of owing to the fact ti heir Union met the same | J C.and Mary Bangs, ag years. evening His favers! will take p fave from his parents’ res~ idence, No 1. t, to morrow ncou, May lst, at 3 o'clock ‘The friends of the amily are respectfully fronts to attend, On the 27th iastact,of consumption, J Osarm L NALLY: oldest aus of Gaon w.Nally,imte ‘23d year of ro ace * In the 24th year @, © oul fever. at i ey etl ie brother, on Sit Bear th the on the morning of the or of ae Ana and the sats teh fe trends and the friends of ted to att-ud, will take place on — io-morrew) the latof May, at 4o’clook xen.plary life and Bf ctienate disposition ofthis young wan spi for bimthe warm regard f many friends, ss iT sympathy s aqgifal affections’ jad Heaven gsve u ito our earth Po pebie soul a priceless worth; t soon it envied earth the prize, And bore it to its native skies. Bright nd and pare in heart; Belehe seed pat ence Mr. R. T. Morsell was called to wba chair, apd ©. C. Wright was inted secretary The delegates, after a full tnterchange “ inton, resolved that the anniversary s! tke piace during the month of May, and fawn of-a jon the city should be divided into at least four districts, and the schools ateemble tn some church In geome wey /egpomnd ae & of | 00 singing, yer, readin, annval report, an ae two wentl take place. nted oy rv The following committee was moeke the ag Te rangements : E-street Bay r. T. P. Mor, English Lutheran; Rock. Raph add Mr. Storen Paropsatr ar cd Mary fede Spencer Curry, Henry Jett and Mary Jett, were taken before Justice Walter upon acharge of stealingtwe horses and a wagon from J. Raney, of Va. inthe course of the examination, it ap- peared that the accused were slaves, and away from the complainant about a month ago, taking two fine horses, a wagon end harness ‘The Lorses were sold for $60 each to T. Addison Sahoo Uintelligencer and Bs! ar eres 2 Ap On the 30th instant LIAM A . the oi of William Han a Gathaeian A Huilary, ¢ peng 16 Spot ees itimore papers please copy.) +f money to be returned. bis ra and dismissed the case » ypu “no jark fetion where one portion of erty steals another. ance.—Last night A CARD. HE GREAT T “ CONSIGNMENT SALE OP A Dis sons gatnered in Thirteenth-and a half street GOODS FROM the it from the Avenue to the | A LARGE IM2ORTING HOUSE canal, ee eae oe eee colored man nemed But- IN NEW YORK, ler, who it was had sssaulted a white | Wil! positively close man named Laucblin, with a swingle-tree. But- on the Ist of May. ler escaped from the crowd of fauers under the eter rie hls emselves by not pur- ‘was taken to the ron a larg mea slreniy upon security for a further heart hearing justice Clark. As to the cause of the assault nothing is known to the police, except from statements on both sides. Butler says it ee Seen by. od Jia throwing stones at him breaking the lamps of his coach (be is a hackman). Paovesson PaRxeR, colored, was to have had an exhibition of * the manly art of self-defense,”’ alias “a mill,” at ates er a maize, lilac, rose, and Elegant Sateen in white, rose, maise,and Rees ‘Ching Silks, pa eer | Soa % ain ae ‘Aud stripes, very myle aeemas Ni eoored wi — ose, colored Gr Robes m white, plak, blue, rose, and M Silks, in checks placds, and stripes, “ Brerenas yn are eras wes Or | oie ‘Gromoiney asd Figured, striped, and ianoy iaoy Borse vere oon a country. Smart Pox © < mandary found ia the Catholic oundary a) oa of the small-pox. atseven o'clock the Fass probably placed there man Johnson bad the paterred. PaRvowgp. PENNIES AND Pmatt C pad for exchange at the Stary jog two very desirabie objects, viz: ras wie - bis bones to bleach, who by the aid of Hollo- ¢ WANTS. — ANTED—AGIRL t (ne sof Seoekl Ww avon. MW ‘wen. Loquire at 609 Ni te T A HOUSE, feat, on rent Ww W2NTED- igh shall botexcoed $10" Address Box 256 Pct Office. ep s0-st* oe — 'X HANDS WANTED immediately at 8. -P. S' BERMAN'S Mulinery $ Store, opposite Browp ae IRST TABLE BUARD—445 Tweiltt Lies rest, between Gand H. Mesi hours.’ ¢ard To'elork 38 ly Sees good GIRL, todo area house- mn Sch hai were Agply No. 357 » stree ne ANTED TO RENT-ROOMS, suitable 7] s, physician's yt ~ location ¢erirsbi rent ohenp. Address‘ jioran ” Star< fic? W "vente oar = loarn tho ve ena business, App y the Pheoix Carriage 8.< orner of G snd Sixtn sts. 8p 3) 3t WANTEO-Sematien HANDS to sew at A Musiins and 9 goods. Appiy at Mys § COURTEL: Lies 438 o eieventh st. Sp 3) 2t' WaAdTEDTy HIRE—A BILLIARD TAB. with the privilege of purchasirg at tne ex: roton of two months, Address Post Office ‘Box aneger Joan B: FIFTH WEEK OFrED EDWIN FORREST. Last Night anit ‘saa of THE Last OF THE WAM ‘OAGS. cacy ete (0 ‘Staxe eae een pease crates oot in gop ee*) sich, Treasurer. GROVER ER, THE Nay pee eee ) eee see td < een WANTED—As 200 a8 possidis, a weil loosted WOUsr, suits ie fora small fam" ¥ 5 Would buy ths Furnitare. -Aidress Box 462 post once stat ne pics and iroslity. ANT¥ D—Four DRES'M4KERSat No 359 i8th stree, bstween H sn! |: nore good hands nesd apply. Aiso,& Young Girl io teat te ANG ie Miatse, Dost eee == ANTED-—T chase for essh 8 young gea- miss £0 ne Rov Web HORSE, HUGSY sal HA 7 or oe FORSe PARKER, | either, Address “A BS ’ Star Office, stating ye MISS EFFIE GERMON, ard whore to be seen ae aN EGPaie GIMBER.| WVANTED—A_ WOMAN to wah, cook end MRS. GERMON. iron and to do general housework Mod MRS. EDWARDS, PDs will bagives Apply immedia'siy to M-. MR. E. L. TILTON, fr ah No, 299 Pa. arexue, between Str and KH. D. SETCHELI.. 5 MK. GEN ROGERS, WANSERSBy to young, women, ae MELDRUM, N*—one Ss firet rate cook, bread and PHILLIPS, AR pastry. Ee the oher as chamue'me'd, Can ama‘ic Conapeiee * | oome weil recom mended, Addreas**E, F ,” Star Anda soe" and Ab! Office Jee ANTED—A sobor, Lonost, active YOUNG MAN to drives milk wacon ; he must uncer stand tie care ef his horssard wagon; a'eo. milk; must come well i€c2 mon ndet, Aito two Men io Arpiy at HIS K IN6, fc the bi it time, the naw and Will be s performed, for ths neat @ ma a Bay THE BABES IN THE WOoD. work ona fare, ous: Hili Farm, sth ee ee —— tas Beene Dee | street vad, noes the heat eileate aps-3* Mr H 8 Phi ANTED—A weil eincated. experiences and Mr JM. WwW fine loosing YOUNG LAD», who 18 willing ra @ C Germon miss 8. pie Gimber the Company. oma One to assi-t ia tending to first class cub 1 best of who suits vill fird a p Wares adicom ae ee G Comsdistta, | di" care of A - - Fo cong tee A ei witty eK ANTED- a ene viernity of Wash- 2 ington BCOLUR officers’ mess of from t for tworays to “Howard, Hotel Washington, hatweon ard6é pm (interspe: sed with numerous songs raed eucta,? 5 « .Mr Ben Rogers 8 Sophie G mber Miss Julia Nelson ICES OF ADMISSION. —— Parquet Cirole. BOY me cook for ‘on Tg6's county. within 10 miles of the city, for w ieh cash will bs paid. ay '¥ without de ay at tha law cinoe of BD FOLEY, No. 3, Coix } Building, Wasin Ey w NIED-A 8 TUATION for an sotiv ‘ora) coy between 1Sand it rears od. Arp'y No 336 leh ats between Kaod!.. ap9 ace terre. on wi I be open. ‘at7o'cloo jo commencs at o’e:ce! Box office for asoaring seats open from 9 until and 3% until 5% o'clock CONTINENTA L OPERA HOUSE! CONTINENTAL OPER4 HOUSE! CONTINENTAL OP8RA HOUS Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh St. epnsyivanis Avenve and Kleventh St. Pennsy/vania Avenue and Eleventh St, THE ST. TSE STARS GERMAN WOMAN nquest fora Situa- tion as chambermaicd or todo general ho work. Inguiro et 260 F gtreet, near Thirte- Btroot apa "WO ROOMS RENT FREE FC months; furnitoro for sie. 9120 cas Now York avenue, between .2ih acd 13th 29 3t either ¢ cr DRESS. ‘German cr Appiy 8? Mr. Cocks She es the Avenv"— or 5p <9 2t" RNTED=A se -ure 6! RL from Mt 16 ¥ COM M8 NATION! H von EN NATION! ,Of ge, to do light chamberwork 1 mee Wins wa TON, nd sttend to's te Bu 5 year Mi SS MARY WALTON, ly. With references, st 595 & strest, The pleasing Vcosliat from the Northérp t theaters. a Vand 10th, — wt VENINO ANT ALT Ht WEE LADY Fi FRO) PHIVADE! 3 8 Siteation a eesmaker, e M KATE MARSHAL Hoy Or indies" dresnes ; & 20, honddroene cotent MISS LUCY CLIFTON, ac Address a nots'to WAL. GOH Pat ca oH . “ . z at CH. Copies of the FRANK LEM ly Ev ta ds ber Mth, MASTER WI bea tie The gori's must 6 rr} = eeer —— s veeeet A iberal griog vibe SE for OM | he Bor Greheater in the Gary. = ea een ROF. GtouuGE SNACHMAN ‘Leader, W* SSITUATION 28 copy et. clerk or emp! ROF. GEGRGE NACH + Leader meut in fome other reagectab e cocupation. The Stars Fo-p Bight! ne Stites To-night ! | £2 otjeation ty ty. Most unéxesp- Change of Programe Every Nigh tic eat referenc: sisting p 5- Change of Programin3 Every Nigh “D i ap.9 a" Cards of admission, 25 cents; renti-man un- seinen wb MAN to cook, wa: panied by lad.es te orchestra chairs 5) cente; es gsliery 25 cen TO. ts invariably reserved for aie, 7; Conce.t to corne:os — te GIRL or» : o’olcok precieely. DR. G. B. HARRIS one piloted ae A white GIRL or sour bate = ap 3 at Agent and Treasurer. thig office, G EN 604 A Sifcrrior of Nev. aa ra or «ener: 3 * th Washington oity, ana he €xperisace in busivess for him three dayr,* Busiress,’ Cry PF 9p 38 St* CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXTH 87. A BRILLIANT PESFORMANCE! e MES MMENSE *™ COMBINATION COMBINATION THE oontaicing @ or 10 ron: of the State Degspument. tion, rent, acy . ay: TALENTED ARTIS BS! Hf ‘ALENTED ARTISTES! To-nieht, the Great Ethiop:an Comedy, VIRGINIA MUMMY! VIRGINIA MUMMY! VIRGINIA Mummy! In which ERAN Beower FRANK BROWER 3 The Forest ieeke vopian Dram’, will his gre acl MISS IDA DUVALS —_ BA ‘8 Groat Military r-in Chief. The y cur Command oheapest sinthe work. Af on those ma, 2 inesch State &. of my mays have alrendy Leen a0 Al go to Califorr Epg nd Cubs. Azonte also wanted inever¥ county aniin overy eae in eo Sweet tie Soni tress ! ourarmy. Send for circulars, MiSs MILGAE FOmLER. : 6a Hrosdit, HLOED The most beautiful Dan 20 ea the, “American | —724tmnsr1 164 Hroadviay. New York. othe Ame Want &U—Every porson to know that I am in the market. reedy to pay exen for all articise in the hougeturnist 0. ‘Thos leay Bie: hut ag Se S sarp ee wil coe (east side, jer in New and Secon Rank WYAt NT. ‘The Talon ed plop an C Comedian! The ar eel will assist Fritik and H vt oie tt no WAN? £D—To sell, henveforward, 209 bar-eis ‘and half barrols of Ale every wosk; also the same of Beer, ior te) are Brewery GAYNOR, Arent, Gore of 2istand G Orders rn the Post Offive will be cailed ve i rat oa m.&n C2 p,m. . WV ANTED— Te have overs one know that they Ww can find the best stock of Clottin “ie a on peciation is evi: a he Public on be an unite uae BURY nd Roars a 7, ‘Lenght atthe very lowest rates,at SMITH’S, No. ALENT iN Toe COON sure "the | Gebtseventh stroste below ie oe They Keg 0 Limite! Oppositio ear Th 9 ~ the ae alle ‘Taste! and regrets his Doors at7: formance at 8 . admission & oes reeaamoes “so come: AFTERNOON EE AINMENT wanes ONS, tte sock Y AFTER- MENA distri bh tie logdint Presents ts wre Fopx; = Came to my sremsegs on Bf ond sg red and white BU! Ly, le horn » which the owner can have rey, roperty avd paying exp-ne: Cake Se UENKOD ES ates on tt. between 43; and 6th ets ap 9)-2t* TRAYVE PRC HE OWNER’S ON Seay rine ttaohed io her her ac die Ci ¥! oF al oherhor s, ed one returning her to No 171 south: Street. between 9th and 1th, on the — wil be liberally rewnro: p 3-2: oS Jewel Books, Fancy Ar- Kates, Beaker, & splendid Kaupper, vessels were sent to Port Royal. -|SECOND EDITION. LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS. THE CITY CERTAINLY OURS! Fall Account of the Progress of Events There! The Rebel Defences on Lake Pont- chartrain Evaecated ! ——— c | mney Burn thetr Gunboats, Buildings, Stores, Steamers, &e.! —_e——_ Mrs. Lincoln's brother killed in battle! —eo— Great Suffering for Food in Norfolk! Arrival ef the Famllies ‘of Parson Brownlow Mr. Maynara! Expaision of all Union Families; from East Tennessee, &e., &e. (Per Telegraph from Baltimore } Batrimore, April 39 (from Fortress Monroe, April 29).—The flag of truce from Norfolk to-day brought down the wife and family of Parson Brownlow, and also Mrs. Meynard, wife of Mr. Maynard, the member of Congress—the party consisting of four ladies, two gentlemen, and six children—all from Tennessee. They bring a re port that all the Union families of Tennessee have been ordered, by proclamation, to leave within 36 hours. Eighteen bundred Union men left for Kentucky a week ago last Friday. Of a party cf 400 attempting to leave, 100 had been killed There cen be ngdoubdt of the capture of New Orleans. The southern newspapers speak of it in 2 most dismal strain, and demand that the mys- tery of the surrender of the city shall be ex- plained. The Day Bock (Norfolk) in an editorial says that the fall of New Orleans is by far tbe most eerious reverse of the war. ‘-It suggests (it de- clares) great future privations to all classes of | Society; but most to be lamented of all, it threst- ens army supplies’ ‘The raising of meat and bread, instead of cotton and tobacco, is earnestly recommended by the disoonsolate editor. The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says that when the enemy’s (Union) fleet arrived op- posite the city,Gen. Lovell refused himself to urrender it, and fell back to Camp Moore, after col- | destroying the cotton and stores. The iron-clad Mississippi was burat to prevent ber from falling into the hands of the enemy. Nothing was said about the Louisiana, but it is supposed she was scuttled. Rumor saysshe was sunk at the first fire. Camp Moore Is at Tangipature, 73 miles from New Orleans, on the railroad to Jackson, Miss The following are the latest dispatches in to- day’s Virginia paper: “«Mosire, April 27.—The Yankee Commodore Farragut promised the Mayor's Secretary, who visited the fleet by a flag of truce, to make a re- newed demand for the surrender of the city, but had not done so up to this hour—S o’clock. Our ship, the McRae, came up from the forts under a fiag of truce, with forty of our wounded, who communicated with the Federal flag-ship, but the result is unknown. It ts rumored that the Federals refused to permit her to return. The rumor that Fort Pike had been evacuated and blown up is unreliable. in a conference heid with one of the Federal officérs, after the correspondence between Mayor Monroe and Commodore Farragut, the officer left, declaring he would shoot down the flag on the City Hall if not hauled down; and actusily brought his ship within range, but has not fired thus far. It is reported that French and English men-of- war are below, and have entered their protests against shelling the city. it Is believed the Yankee vessels are shori both of provisions and ammunition. The city (New Orleans) is remarkebly orderly, but the excitement Is immense, and the feeling of humiliation deep. * Richmonp, Aoril 2° —The following official dispatch was received this morning by Adjutant General Cooper, trom Gen Lovell, dated Camp Moore, April 27: “ Forts Jackson and St Phillip are still In good condition and tn our bands. The stezmers Louls!- ana snd McRen are safe. The enemy’s fleet are at the city, but they have not forces to ereney: it The Inhab' nts are staunchly loyal.’ ““ MosiLe, April2S — The fortson Lake Pont- chartrain were ell evacuated cn the 25th. We have sustained considerable joss in supplies and dismantling, but not destroying our guns at Fort Pike. All the buildings were burned, including the telegraph office, and the operator has gone to the limits of the city to open an office, if possible. All our gunboats on the Lake have been burat by our own people. The Mobile bosts, Whitman Brows end several others, are running troops, stores, and ordnance to Monachock; after which, we fear, they will be burnt. Were at Ship Island, and are again returning to The Yankee fleet that station.” ' In a local article headed ‘The Markets,” the Norfolk Day Book mentions that there is a very small supply of edibles exposed for sale there, and says it becomes a question of grave momeat as to where and how the people ate to be fed. The death of Samuel B. Todd, the brother of Mrs. Lincoln, 1s announced. He died on the battle. field, from effects of wounds, at Shiloh, in the 7th of April action. The Charlesten Mercury, of Saturday, says-that nine schooners left that city on the previous Sat- urday, to run the blackade. and two others were captured. The crew of the Guide Wave landed on Gibbs’ Island on Wednes. day. On Friday they were seen by pickets and The Guide Wave fired on, being supposed to be Yankees. David of Augusta, was killed. The other The gunboat Moynt Vernon arrived from the se baaket A ril £6¢h. se erally rewarce’-_ a 2s" | blockade of Wilmington on Sunday night. She Wwoents. apis LY, a Sone ping new ue pair oe Cie left there the Jamestown and Victoria. The th ty ots p ‘They were | Cambridge sailed hence fer Wilaington on Mon- fost vetweed Mr. Gohan" cr pone ‘over Mr. | day. ‘The Mount Vernonis boilers are defective, Gsit’s, on the avenuo Or 6th street to 5in and H ats. ‘The owner wiil be ora peneil to any one leaving them at this office or a Mr. K ATING's Grocery ‘Store. corner of Sth and ty AREM, cn the 26th instant, (eupsosed to have Deinicat a tar HORSE. Te hewus Sean PROPOSAL ier Wilkbe ived Offise ry rine, ural Sarugpay, Mari, 1962, soar deor: soldiers, the ‘terminate On on June 30th, eae to srepste the i t o oe Py BD td fu th vo! ar faiers to be bernedae tine Sool sare? ity rth ‘tl oot fa firntehed shall’ be of sot ip'ne or spon nn Serer aren ree Reelin con ark notified to come ward, prove egy pay eharges, aud take him ie evar. = ks “ERGUSON, ta not lone ah efeat ax etinia apse Gerner ba. Rroave nt Fieat at, name nemes of a)! parties REWARD —trst on the 2 h inst. the e wall te nes wot besonnioared. S50 cerca TES OF STOCK. Lae, esis Frarmasior U, #, A. | Seamlle & indians Rettend sock, Soe Allee weUARANTEE Sey Rt y Valley Raslroad Stocu, $50. “Ale Lettore and ix Fogabality of of tettdter te filthe contract should tthe aise 3e of the Cay eae. ‘i dsnd Hole aigad ures’ ures mest be > ates met ts PO 7 peuaate the Monday, Apéil te yi QUE, on Riggs & Co., sped aay by Phil nearest 101 Court or of the Uni «& Golomen, for ‘one hundred and ninety. six (@16 “idee proses in parce wion the bse Sr oy casonel alt soSguee fog’ ie in ‘nh when the c ains. receiving or ni are rom or yi tend ed not be con- the same, pa; havin: apn rt hy » Payment hav tO 8 wHANZE, £9 St™ 9 C street, $ REWARD ttrayoe or sto’en, & small for- af teees ened reer dla. timac has steam up. but she wil! return to her station in a few days. ‘There is but little news from there. Fort Cas- well is being strengthened by the rebels, in ex- pectation of an attack. The schooner Kate, from Nassau, was captured by the Mount Vernonabout two weeks ago, while altempting to run the blockade. It is reported by the flag of truce that the Mer- it was expected in Norfolk last night that she would come out to-day. She hes not made her appearance, however. It is now raining. = Soe CONGRESSIONAL. . —_.—— SXXViith CONGRESS—Secend Session. Wapnesvay, April April 30. - Sgnate—Mr. Morrill introduced 2 bill for the incorporation of a Washi: and Georgetown horse railroad company; rred. Mr. Wilson introduced a bill for the better or- ganization of the Adjutant General's Department; referred Mr, Wade, from the committee *‘on the con- ~ HORSE, four whits feet) long duct bf the war,’? made a partial report—relative eee ope fore have sae Sine sue to Shae best os Pela twine rebel atrocities at Manassas; ordered to be a cre ie rs | areal ms ios ne itor kis ey Ba, | 7M Homestead bill was taken up, and was ag ~ » corner of ist and me treat postyoned until to-morrow ty) e Sond a saeate | ae eee ey *S ‘The resolutioa of Mr. te Tatormatfs on the ponally. by letter, or by teleg 40 REWARD (Will be given for aoa in oe Peay tated wa oak = ‘Mr. Powell In its favor and’ Mr. oNtinen grea Sete: until the expiration of the morning vator Ya one jour, When Sree ‘Saat of Mae ollby fs fol T confiscation Bill was again taken Tpanleraiaeer : ay iimot commenced a speech upon it ‘ 4 Mr. Rollins reported the Senate bili to open! repair tbe t with its; which : 2 resolution 1 what issued order ate Lovejoy and Mutchios objected to ite ‘he consideration of the report of the Comm 't- was tie on resumed. q @otion to lay the wi on i Which was lost— yeas 17, nays 107, « LATEST FROM DIVISION. Reported Arrest of the Govornor of North Carolina. (PSR TELEGRAPH} HaRgisonscne, April 29 —Gen. Banks visited Gen. Williams’ division bere iast night, and re- tarned to New Marktt to-day. While bere be received a dispatch froin Washington acnocnc!ing the Unioa occupation of New Orleans. Thy o- telligence esused greet joy among ovr army, ard a corresponding depression emong the inbsb!- tants, who have for days past been cong ratuleti> g themselves and each other that the next news would be our defeat at Yorktown. A national stlute in honor of the event will be fired at noon to-morrow . Through secession channels ii js learned that the Governor of North Caroline was arrested end imprisoned in Richmond, bout two weeks ago, on sccount of bis Union sentiments It was observed to-day thet Jackson had moved bis wagon train back some six miles since yrs. terday, indicating an intention to retire sttil fur- ther rearward, or entertelaing a dread of attack by our forces. A squadron of cavalry was the only rebel force discovered tc-day on the right side of the Sbenarn- doth. These, with one wagon entered the village 0: McGaugheystewn, where they remained unt!! about dark. They came bythe Port Republic route. : We have nothing confirm itory of the report of the occupation of Staunton by Gen. Milrey. The river is still too high te attempta parsage with safety. A dense smoke was seen in that dine* tion to-day, but the cause is unknown. LATEST FROM YORKTOWN AND FORTRESS MONROE. Kirby Smith at Knoxville. [Per Telegrapb.} Fortress Monrog, April 30,9 a. m.—At this time all appears to be going ons ususl before Yorktown—nothing oceurring of notewortby in- terest. We'as yet see nothing of the return of the Mer- timac to Hampton Rosde, though el! appear to take it for granted that she may momentarily ake Ler appearance under steam, ia the distance The weather is somewhat dismal and threaten - ing, just now. , it was Gen. Kirby Smith who ordered the fam ilies of Parson Brownlow and the Hon. Mr. May- uard to leave Tennessee, under « proclamation of like orders to the families of all Ucion refugees from Tennessee to leave in thirty days, unless they retarned in that time and took the oath ot allegiance to the Southern Confederacy. RELEASED Justice J. H. Johnson this morning adminis- tered the oath of allegiance to Benjamin 8. Cross, of Seneca, Montgomery county, Md, at the Oa Capitol prison, and be was released. It will be membered that Cross was arrested near his resi deace some six months since. Retcaney.—John G. Nicolay, Esq , the Presi- dent’s Private Secretary, returned this forenoon from bis recent tilp to his bome tn Illinois, and bas resumed the discharge of the duties of iis position In greatly improved bealth, bis numer- ous friends among us will be glad to learn Pxrsonat.—Gov F. H. Pierpont, of Ve ; Gov W. Dennison, of Oulo; Gen. D. de Golcourta, of Jose M. Marja, of Mexico; E. Croswell, of N Y¥ , and John Rice, of Philede'phia, are at Willard’s. eee . LATE LOCAL NEWS. > A RetcENed SecvsstontisT ARRESTZD —Ser- geant Cronin and officer Fenwick of the Fourth Ward, arrested yesterday afternoon Frank Hutchins (who retarred to the city from Frede- ricksburg on Sunday morning) oa a werrant !<- sued by Jurtice Clavton,’charging him with “aiding and abetting the enemies of the United States eguinst the peace end dignity of the United Staes’’ The officers arrested bim at the corner of Fourth and I streets, end took bim te Justice Clayton who turned bim immediately over to the Provost Mzrehal, whosent bim tothe Old Capito: Prison. Hutchins is about 60 years of age He was the scavenzer of the Foarth Werd wnder tue late municipal adminis'ratton; and ia well known inthiscity. itis Miezed that at the commence ment of the troubles be took part with the South, and that among other of bis acts be tureatened to suoot his son who bad joined the Metropoli Rifles (Capt. WH. Nalley) fa the three months campaign, if be did not withdraw from the cor - pany, and whén be I+f- the city just one year ego be took bis son with bom an7 weat sont! itis also stated that be suid before he if that be was going south and if he ever came back to Wash- ington it would be to pliot the rebel army into city Hestys that be has been Hvtng tn Frede- riecksburg #04 rer orts that Dora Morr's,carpenter, of this city was killed at Bull Rus; Bob Dove ts at Richmond, and Ben Roby and hisson, and Joseph Hutchins are at Yorktown. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. 1.0. 0. F. - GRAND LEYRE me <- PESTiVAL, To be hsia at Opp Fettows’ Hat, 7th street, On MONDAY EVENING, May 5 h, 1262, FOR THE BSNEFIT ¢ OF THE LIBRARY. The Committes «f A: rangewents wou!d reepret- faly a she rater je ther the Grand Lev FE halon MONDAY bVE the most comp ete arrangeacuts for the comio.t and pisa-ure of th Dee who mar favor them with their oompany- The Entertainment wil! commerce at 3 Wits @ Oran’ Prom made Concert by F. ee in» baud, acd at 9 o’c ock @ suort Adar jelivered by the Grand Msster. The Concert wu! be continued untii ly o'clock, when the “sioon wil: bs taken i1 charge by ths flour manacers fur = erjoyment of those fond of the pleasures O; the oe. Tickets ONE Do LAR—admittine a gextic men end lacies; to be a Commitiess of the a ee Lodg fond & ee ap 5)-st EXECUTIVE COMMITTER. Aus BALL WILL BR GIVEN AT WARD's Building, corner of P. uosyiver in ovens ani Seornd street,on THURSDAY EV NING, Mey 1-t riosets SL siminios penal man and liez ; to be obtsined at the door. ep we at Tt EMSERS oF TRE FRANKLIN A TION :especiiully form their eemte el a AY so ee ublie that r y Det TLLO! 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