Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING ‘STAR ' THE WEEKLY STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, “ * . ‘This excellent Family and News Jouraai on (SUNDAY ya a taining e ya Variety of interesting resding Tr E STAR BUILDI ten be found Coun of Feentobnte ncn nt anne taal, . verbosity ia any other—is pebiiabed op bd * Traxs—Cath, imoariably, in adesace WwW. D. WALLACH: Single copy, per annum 81 @ Papers served in packages by carriers at 48 A ys year, or 37 cents per month. Tomail subscribers - Af v x pa ne Twenty-five copies amen oF Proteeselpentin and for eo It invariably contains the “Washington News’? tree months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Sin- p that has made The Datiy Evening Siar ciroulate gle copies, on cent; in wrappers, rwo CENTS. #9 generally throughout the country {(" Avveatisexents should be sent to the UD” Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro porte ee they may WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 5, 1862. cured at the counter, immediately after the issue TS. _TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ” FFICIAL, ROPOSALS FOR SM LL. ARM ROPOLALS FOR FURNIFAING THE PA- = Proire Aired brary SERT C Pere et ire rustic ralstene PARTMENT OF STATE, . DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES a GEESE Potice Matrzrs— ¢ Precinet.—V. Simo: son, Eliot Thorn, John Webb, drunk; taken to camp. Jobn Raydon, do.; taken to Fort Carroll. Second Precenct ‘homas Bender, W.H Se- Desiian, Lieut Fisher, W. Herding, Theodore Mesber, G. W. Walker, J. T. Trecy, driving on the sidewalk; $155. 8. Smith, J. Carter, James Brow, F.P. Blair, do; dismissed. W. Hall, shooting fire crackers;'do. John’ Pollioscio’ drunk; turned over to the military. George W- Fosk, drunk and disorderly; carried tothe guard- bouse. John Robertson, stealing; turned over to the military. Prin Borlusgne, drunk and fight- tng; do. Margaret Lowe, N. Lowe, drunk and disorderly; diamissed. M. Rogers, keeping nul- sance; do. Fred. #nowaiein, stealing horse; com- mitted to jail. James Foley, W. Skerrington, Jonn McMullen, Joseph Crage, J. B. Shown, P Kelly, N. Coleman, drunk; turned over to the military. Mary Straub. suspicious; taken home. Jobn Smith, drunk; $191. Mrs, Usher, do; taken home Third Precinet.—W . Hance, disorderly; fined 62. L. Batt, do ; fined $1.62. Eliza Schofeld, ned $356 W. Brightwell, telling without ii 3 fined $244. W. Moore, nk; dis- talased. Jobn Jeni Gisorderly; fined ‘$1 44 James Morgen, d¢ ; fined 85.02. Jobn Whalen, do dismisecd. Robert Dorsey, stealing; com- ed to jail. Mary Harrison, drunk; dismissed tgnret Dacey, do; do Robert Miller, do ; E. Rhodes, disorderly; fined $1.68. J. 8 ger, without license; fined $244. Lewis disorderly; fined $1.31. Thomas Kernan, rceny; committed to jail Thomas Mar- dronk; @ issed. WW. Elits, nuisanc Michael McCann, disorderly; fined 54\. Martha Mall, drunk; dismissed. ‘Thomas Stoddard, disorderly; fined $244. J. Ridgley, . S. Lee, do; do. Mary Granderson, do; F. Raceder, do ; workhouse. A. Stallings, do; fined #144. R.O. Griffin, vagrant; work- house. 8. Ellingsworth, drung; dismissed. Fourts Pre inct —Wm. Morland, driving on pavement; fined $2.75. Hugh Hughes, assault security for court. Jefferson, do ; Mary Gaffoey, do; security to keep the peace. Thos. Gaffney, do; do jargaret Gaff- ney, do.; dismissed. George Barber, attempting to pass counterfeit money; do. James W tillams disorderly; fiued $2. James McCue, drunk: turned over to the military. Peter Hines, do.; do. ‘Theodore Vanger, driving on the pavement; fine #258. Arthur Horley, do; do. E. Mitchell, do ; fined $275. James More, do; do. Larry O'Toole. do ; do. Jotth A. Crous,do;do. Jas. Lynn, do; do. John Magann, assault and bat- tery. sent to jail. tghth Precimet—John Robinson, malicious mischief; dismissed - H.C. Fowler, taking sand cut of Tiber creek; do. W_ Kennedy, larceny; M MeN ta, drunk; do. C. Young, do; M. Finegan, do; fined $153 James M’ fined $5 01 J.C. Miller, fined $158. Mary Glusmora, do.; W. Paxton, grand larceny; com- mitted to fail. Z Bench, deserting; turned over military. John Cook, drunk and disor- do. R. A. Berry, threats; farther hearing. William Taylor, do; dismissed. Ann Lawless, disorderly; workhouse. nk ot workbouse Ninth Precinct —George Stewart, drunk and rderly; fiaed $250. James Barnes, do.; dis- missed. C M » burgiary; committed for furtber bearing. Mary Adams, drunk and dis- orderly; fined $1.55. George Adams, J. B. Ca- wood, do ; do. John McClellan, do ; fined $2 53 ha Tompkins, drank; dismissed. Job nzs, do; do. Thomax Fugitt, robbery; srtin,do.;do. Frank Cole, drunk d Gisorderiy; fined $2358. George Bell, do; do. John Kennedy, dronk, tu Over to the mliltary. Dr. Cline, breach of the pence; secu- rity to keep the James Price, drunk; dis- missed. James Mo ine, do;do. Ellen Nash, orkhouse. Henry Shaw, Orees Noble, de; dismissed. Thomas Devrous, do.; taken to the barracks Frank Cole, breach of the peace; security. Thos. Sbuo, drunk; dismissed. Henry Barnes, do ; taken to the navy yard. Tenth Precinct —Jno. Mozini, vagrant; security for good behavior. Peter Herwsgoner, do ; dis- missed. T.P. Jarboe, "ea ear of stealing; do. Henry H. Williams, do . A. Kidwell, do ; do. Cherles Biancherd.do; do. Andrew Kid- well, Charles Blanchard and Margaret A. Bailey, Vagrants; workbeuse. Rebecca Richardson, do.; vicinity. Ho is a quiet-looking gontleman, with nothing threatening in his demeanor. The Secesh can indeed hardly realize the fact when he arrests them; yet, when they discover their condition, no attempt is ever made at re- sistance, though he generally goes without es- cort—frequently without arms of any kind. One evening, he rode out in a buggy to the residence of Gen. @. W. Harding, and found him riding on horseback about beautiful “This is Gen. Harding, I believe?” said the ace Sir, servite,”’ replied th “Yes, » at your de,’’ rey e President ot Harrivon’ Military Board. “I have oalled for the purpose of arresting you,’’ said the Sheriff. ith awild look the General asked, with- out detnanding the reason for his arrest— “Have you arrested Neil 5. Brown?’’ “No, Bir, id the Sheriff. ‘Who is Neil 8. Brown?” Collecting his senses a little, Gen. Harding dropped a subject which was an inadvertent confession of guilt. Neil 8. Brown was his associate on the Committee whose business it was to send the young men of Tennessee to slaughter pen. On his way to the Penitentiary, @en. Harding, it is said, declared he should commit suicide, but for the company of Gen. orthington in prison. The poor fellows he caused to be hung in East Tennessee have no company in their narrow house. When first arrested, the General inquired if Colonel Myers had come alone to arrest him. “ Yes,’ said Myers,’ and I am unarmed, (opening his vest as proof of the fact ;) don’t you think one is enough ?"’ All this while he held the reins of the General's horse. On the risoner’s asking permission to take leave of jis family, he was directed to get into the offcer’s buggy, by his side, and was driven by his residence for that purpose. Col. Joe Guild was also seremee ty Myers a short time since. Guild was elected Judge of the Chancery District which embraces Sum- ner county, after this State was forced into re- bellion. He isa lawyer of some ability, and was a billious locofoco politician. In the work of treason, no one commenced earlier, or ran fester. When Myers went to take him, he asked some one he met where Colonel Guild . “Judge Guild? Yonder he s ‘id the citizen, ‘‘on that pony.” Quickening his pace, the Sheriff soon caught up, and ap- pomebing him inquired if that was Colonel uild. “Guild is my name, sir; what will you have?” I have come for the purpose of arresting yeu.”” “ Arrest me !”’ said Guild, with well feigned astonishment; ‘‘I have done nothing worse than thousands have done in the county of Sumner.” “That may all be very true, Colonel Guild; t we determined that those who took front seats at this little show shall keep them throughout. Colonel Guild desired to visit his residence before setting out for Nashville, but Colonel Myers was in a hurry. But the Court is in session,” said Guild ; “surely you will allow me to sign the records.”” “Yes, you can sign them. Send for them, and sign them at the Provost Marshal’s office.’’ The Judge sent for the records and for his family. hen these came, quite a number of citizens came as a committee of condolence. Judge Guild’s female relatives were particu- larly demonatr: . Mrs. G. wished she had just the power, she would drive the Yankee jessians out of the country very quick. “« Yes,” said the officer, ‘‘ but we have the power, and intend to drive the enemies of the country i2.’” “Very woll,”’ said the lady. ‘‘ You need not think you can force our people into the Union.” we We are not particular about that, Madam,” said Myers, ‘but we intend to force the soil FROM GEN. HALUECK’S COMMAND. The Enemy Beicg Vigerously Pushed. Pitrsscro Lanpine, May 3, 9 p.m —Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: Gen. Pam’s Divi- sion made a reconnolasance to Farmington to-day and found about 4,500 of the enemy, and drove them in handsome style, killing 30 and wounding many; also cxpturing some prisoners and their tents, camp equipage, etc. At dark our cavalry war in pursuit of their artillery and a baggage train @ Farmington, in the direction of Co- rinth. I witnessed the fight. Our men behaved splendidly. An artillery reconnotseance went to Glendale this morning and destroyed two trestle bridges and some of the track of the Memphis and Cheries- ton railroad. Tt bas beena splendid day’s work fot the left win: : The weather is clear and the roads are becoming good. Taos. A. Scott, Assistant Secretary of War. The Latest—impertant Events to Transpire Shertly. The War Department at noon yesterday received advices from Gen. Halleck, from which It is in- ferred that important events will take place in the neighborhood of Corinth within the next two or The following froma report of Lieut. Com'g Gwin, of the U. 8. gunboat Taylor, addressed to Com. Foote, has been recetved atthe Navy De- partment. The report ts dated Hamburg, Tenn., April 23d : Sir: I have to inform you that on the 2ist 1 proceeded on this vessel as high up the Tennessee river as Flo ence, Ala., capturing the steamer Alfred Robb, (which has been used asa rebel transport on the upper part of this river, not having been sank ss we first supposed,) and burning the Dunbar, which hed been used as 8 gunboat previous to the fall of Fort Henry. I found the Dunbar some distance up Cypress creek, which is two miles below Florence, Al sunk, the water being above her guards, Ie was im) ible for me to raise her. am happy to inform you that the rebels have neither a teat ora gun on this tiver. I captured their last gun at Florence, and it is now on board the ** Lady Foote,” late Robb. I learned at Florence that their bridge was de- stroyed by order of Gen. Beauregard. The in- habltante ‘were very indignant at such a wanton iestruction. ry of War: Your despatch is rece’ s highest reward for service is to merit and tecelve the approbation of his superior offi- cers. An expedition from Bridgeport crossed the riv on the ist and advanced towards Chattano distance of 12 miles, and captured a quantity of stores and a soutbern mail carried by the railroad hands. A panic prevailed at Chattanooga. The enemy are moving all their property In the direction of the Atlantic. Gen. Leadbeater had been punished for cowardice at Bridgepcrt. There were not more than 2,000 troops at Chatta- noogs. They destroyed a saicpeter cave, und re- turned safely with the captured property. Another expedition penetrated to Jasper, and found a strong Union feeling. On the same di skirmish with the enemy’s cavalry took place at Athens. (ur outposts were driven back, but on being reinforced the enemy retreated in the direction of Florence, Ala. There are straggling bands of mounted men, fartly citiz-ns, scattered along my entire line, threatening the bridges, one of which they suc- ceeded in destroying. O. M. MitcHe.t, Brig. Gen. Commanding. Beauregard Evacuatiog Cortnth—Purdy Evecuated avd Burned. Cuicaco, May 8.—The Memphis Argus of the 29th of April haa the following dispatches: Coainta, April 24 —Gen. Beauregard is moving large bodies of troops southward; some go by railrond and others afoot. A few have gone West. It is generally understood that he is evac- uating the place, though he declines answering questions. Hesays that President Davis under- stands his movements. Purdy was evacuated last night and has since been burned Every building 1s said to be de- stroyed. The Yankees are mosing in that direc- tion. Our outposts had a skirmish with their Onpxance Orrics, Wasnineron. D. C., Aprt! 2), Prorosars wil! Serteet Wasnineton, January 25, 1802. The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Members cf Congress on business on Saturdays, commenting with Saturday, the firet of next year from that @ lotlowing deo iptica vf arm, yim: ate id Rifle Muskets. mode! 1855, WILLIAM H SEWARD. Ferry Rifles. with Ww" DEPARTMENT, ord bavonets and Janvary 31, 1562, ORDERED, That the War Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuredays and Fridsys oguinst all other business but that which relates to active military operations In the q Baturdays will be devoted to the business of Benstors and Representatives, Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War. airy, ned Officers’ Swords, bard fixd musset bayonets. Steel roabbards for roposaln will etate— met.ihe kind propoeedand ton, P oo apace ‘or oer ¢ ta ds, tae prics of each Presofibed patterns to the snc al 60 f resoh additiocal PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANSASSAS. Wank DaraRtMent, Office Milstary Superintendent Katlroads U.S. Washington, Aprii 18, let. No Passenger Train will be run from W axbing- ton to Manassas until further notice. D. C. McCALLUM, M. D. and Sup’t Railroads, m parts wilite T° THE sd OF HoT ‘The attention of the above is reepaot! i state the nome at: the ote argo and varied stook cf FiRS every thing in their line WINES, LIQUO! AR RUIALS, OLD JUL & 48, UCKS. OLIVE OlL, PETIL POLS. URRIE POWDER eto. eto, ¥ HISKVY @ lot eof COBLER SHERRY juat re- oeived—nn exce'lent artiole. ‘Lhe above will be sold at the lowest Carus MaR- Kar Pricgs,and in eee oat purchaserz, by Bisnoh of P. Tie S11 Sey aavers, &O, AS ‘he case may i _ | ap 0 dt Many 35 prorceacs FOR jHoRSES, Darot QuaRrErmasteEr’s Orrice, Corner 18ta and @ sts., ree ig ~ ING iN RECEIPT ry spectfall y reap ¥ 80. Notioz.—Ali persons indebt: Loudon & Co., or th requested to settic phe # (he bate firm of ARTILLERY. For ARTILLERY.—(i.0™) one thonrend horses, itis) hftesn and one inif 10( i€) e1xtecu hands UBLIC NOFIC © until otherwiso undor the aor of © service or Inbor in the District wili hold their sessions m the City Hall, City of Washington, on Monday. ‘Tuesday, for both classes ae m the pareace therec y vext,) but not ther ponerse the:rrespes'ive Menges ea by the aame psfty isin the name of 6 fi © nemer of sil the partnere must appear or it Grea. Proposals mast he addres: Quartermaster U.S. A expire on the | ments or petitions in Affirmation setting forth the sonal description of such p: s ‘whioh the petitioner: it incts touching the va've thereof, and desiari Govornment of the United tioner has not borie arnis tes dering the present re! id or comfort there! GUARANTEE. y of the bidver to fill theo tre 9h section cy is made fros by Ages, 60x. Bnd psrtiou toraliy.is by gu’ the Co.nmissionera, t ned or heir proposals wil ° that act, extended to the Ist #, in the eum of tem thourand ¢ 19710N@TS ATS pro~ t mend heth of his gue tai jeglact to file such etatemect or echedale with naid Clerk, aceurding to tha requirements of that acy the contrac’ seotion ofsaidact. FINTC DANIEL R.GOOD HUKATIO KING, Commirsionsrs, Spplication being mace Washington. Aprii 23, soce.ls, by lett Cfice Surerintendent Fudiic Frimting, Wasarmston, Moy 1, 1962 a ofthe eeverth sec * lu relation to 1 Tr pursrance of tha pre 7 near'y as can t> oh kind of paper that 10 069 ree ms fint masrure 24 by 8 to the ream of 500 onvin news x 400 reams rurerfine brite PMP oat ™ Ferfine minp p> ox en may | tweity pon ws Chass 5. fine piste paper. (oniond aemy foho post Side by Bt we by by 26 inches, to 2. 3,1 reams 2k psper. Weigh twenty 21x pounce p au ty be wh te orb As BART requir t. by the gun 2 oF thoir p Which must be of ew piiae i required sigidiy t to “JOHN DP, DE BALMING THH DEAD. DR, HOLMES'S AMERICAN PROCESS, EE NE DISSSSSSSSSA nd dd—SX-ASIG Roncalli" lh @ismissed. Kate Willisms, keeping disorderly Jin anyhow. And those who do not want to advance early this morning, capturing sixty pris- M RS. RUSSELL? nips 4 ——— Mary ae — poo — in with it can leave, and it will doubtless | oners, including nine commissioned officers. Ths popular RE RE s ackson, vagrant; secur! for easan: a Sees = behavior. John Eliason do; ‘dismissed. Foun Pl eee ee eee: me a ee bag om 1 Sheekels, do ; security for good behavior. Fllen eee eee REBEL VESSELS CAPTURED. f ‘0 ppol y to ob Long, profan dismissed. J. V. Dishman, AN INDIGNANT LANDLORD. stangers to get mosis stall he drunk and protane; taed . shot ji stvio for which ths establishment elon sdutealing a pang hr att pa A short time ago one of our citizens, who P' Visitors may oount upon good fare, o>urteons at- agden, disorderly; workhouse. Alfred Top. | 0Ve8 jokes as well as folks generally do, had el, Leaded with Arm teudan ‘Sli the requisices fora well-rogilated bam, profanity; dismissed. Joha Boyle, disck. | occasion to visit one of the small country tow New Yorn, May3.—The U 8 gunboat San- j first clas houao. Rp ad im derly, fined $2.91. Mrs. Donovan, do.; do. Mary | in the in‘erier of the State, and knowing that | tirgo de Case, fom Port Royal on the 30th wit., DRESS, MAKING — Misa 1. G. ARTH IN TION, DELIVERY. & Stmaions, va; workhouse. Andrew Brown, | he would have considerable walking over wnud- | #8 arrived, bringing as a prize the captured Fashionalle Dress Maker, respectiuliy 1 horsea contracted for under this advertiss whipping boy; dismissed. £ Collins, riding on | dy roads, he took with him a pair of long rub- | feet! steamer Isabel. The Santiago chesed the | for la rhington that she has " a Tarts. county of —, and State of —., E URANT and i § ab dhiz propos upintne a ut & contract in scoordan: 0 5 ry yr da é ° eoted to & rigid _inzpectio Nea ot ar — gb, disorderly; | ber boots. He arrived at bis destination about Semele pith teeta nape ree dead 9 rhe ire H end fend 15 preps thown Lot conforming to the specifcatio Elien Nash, Genderiy and estas an de- | nine o’clock in the evening, and upon inquiry | tured a echooner from Charleston, loaded witn conte all orders ay nd go snares Will be y M cDonald, disorderly; do. Patrick Jor. | {0324 that the only tavorn in the place was} cotton, which was sent to Key West. Also two t <p The horses mus’ = ais half a mile from the station. No conveyance | ether schooners with assorted cargoes for Southern | “Wanted Immediately.—Young iadies to lear ; g ; of their surviving 1¢ inden do. uoorge Moaigomery disor: | Wat to bo Rad, and the road was muddy in| fads.” Bott ate now on tele way to New York | Drew'Maxlog ste” "0808 lading to. ern | txyevion oft wie rant ou aay iota | ily tut Caarles Rodgers, assault with | the extreme. Congratulating himself on hav-| | There was nothing important transpiring at PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI contract, or so soon theresiteres the Depot Quar- he cis knife; jail for court. W. Browa,d jdls- | ing his long boots, he set off, and found the| Pert Royal when the Santiago left. ia continuing his courses on the termanater snail bein feoce. ‘ ter. The Pres eputsed” James Williams, fighting; do. C. O.} mud in some places so deep his boots were | Arrival of the Prize Steamer Florida with PiANU AND IN SINGING, with thaserem ativie weenie eat ee pbs Arete dined ay tele Wi Merthonse in ined SS aa ee Beye: | DOES long enough.” He reached the hotel at 200 Bales of Cation Rodaemacicumpuagi ietsor-atmpreidence, | Therees at tte pe vetaat poe] eEeu liars seatiutiany sacerity — post hems ees dast, looking rather soiled about the feet. Af- Pattape.ruia, May 3.—The rebel steamer All those who desire to become fine sin ersor | 4) zene horem pet Ge wishing bodies emhsims4 by either pro- werd.detae : ” | ter supper he inquired the charge of lodgings. | Bermuda, which sailed from Liverpool about the | excoilent porlormere, ehuuld avail themsctver of | {tet (2) two hundved each, ante ply to A. Buoniy, Underta: be Ay . Mary Gr fith, common drun “Ww. 1 9 first of April for Bermuda, was captured on Sun- | his new aystem of rnetiuotion. ‘Ap 2-iin | eveitermaster should deem it for Joseph Burod, Undertaw ard; security to keep the peace. Joba Archer, ‘e ueually char, said the landlord, day last off the Hole in the Wall, by the steamer : 2 vim _ | toe Governinort to sosept a % .U; Henry Les, €33 Pa. avecus. No pore Sruuk and disorderly; fined $3.94. W Baldyer,} Who alao had some fun in his composition, | Nercidata Commender Stellnagen. Sbe was YO QUARTERMASTERS enti Depot (Quartermaster reserves to himself de ;do. S A. Rumell, drank; workbouse. Jno. | ‘twenty-five cents; but if a man goes to bad brought here to-day, in charge of prize master AND DEALERS. | 15 sea ed —_ pm oe at oe Broyeton, fat driving; ned $0 OA. Julius Row, | with euch boots as thom on, (pointing to his Abott O00 Bushes CORN. 923 tma9 Colonsiand Depot Gusrtermaater. assed Jo oods, iriving; | customer’s feet,) we o! e him fifty cents.’’ Her cargo is principally powder and munitions 140 Tons of Pri MOT: x ‘ ae a5 rere pe ee pr gr ame en 3 <a ee After half patho convéceatton: ths land- | of war. ‘Ske ieleeviy en with arene. Th ndtatarrived oat fore TAY LA hart, "i CBee LADIES OENERALLY AND Al L piace: Etizabetn Wong, esate ; Alsmissed. | LoFd showed him to his room, and they parted | tin, crew and twelve passe BINT 308 eae ees BAL : &o, PARTI¢ Mon Sechaon. dns ae" for the night,mutually ploasod with each other. the Bermuda. Also taken, the steamer Florida, Winticatan nine: eet, A tthe | ee died Hard j = Fe i gkDSTEA Fare fond rose Inte, and in, | captured In Bf. Andrew's Bay, Florida. Spe also Pecpojasl booming, Roses, Ur- a SGemriac The next morning our Saves ot the a oe welts dean Nhe die Rat Oh I ce Sat Psrior and Climbing Pls: New suv Seoond-hand Goods ; iz goo Metrigors avy-yard this after: - in charge TIFUL BPRIN 188, Rhododindr a 5 to it iittie wes, A!l of which bave born bought U0 The General 8. — ee ope ee —_ of prize master Lewis. She bas on board about Bm ‘deine pot DRESE GOODS. | i joes: force nad i 19 sold at's emall . uteeran usiness. | two hundred bales of cotton. rece! er variet.es, in styles an: . . ee Se oe rer breakfast he handed a dollar to the} W . {sbriog, and at reduced prio=s. piante warranted true to nine and of first H. Harrison. pilot, with the engineer and X goed Beto S AH landlord’s wife, saying : uta al tha comers tock tad BLACK SILKS! WLACK SILKS !—Very ol: t A JARDIN, the oath of allegiance and | p ISIUN AND ACT With “There is fifty cents for my supper and| came on board the seamer. Nine of the crew, | darok Suk 2 MUPerior grades. Just opened th : manoieaton » TR PRROAG TIONS. breakfast, and fity cents for my Io 2 | who refused to take the oath, were pt ashore tn 523 Th atront nes ~ — HOSPITAL. Pa., Secreiary “Twenty-five cents is all wo charge for} ®t- Andrew's Bay. T JUST PUBLISHED, Tae Copartnership beretofore existing in the ry were represented except those of North and | lodgings,” said the landlady. Capture of the Steamer Nostra. Be New Union Game of recession,or Sketohes | Bme of CLacetT & May, hae deen dissolved by * 5 Tan ‘arolina, Virginia, Western Virginia and | “Yes,” returned the stra: r, “under ordi-}| _New Yorx, May 4.—The United States steamer } Of the Rebellion; just the tuing for the family cir- 4 3 All cistne | Established for th pression Qaack ° a 7 ele, or to send to the Unioneo'dier. Published by ‘8 Bottiod by J. B. Ciagett; ‘The Only Regular Physician Advertinang. oe ES nary circumstences; but in case fifty cents pe City has arrived with the prize steamer | 5() gre b ‘8 jel phin- debited to the lass firm are ested te — A Tuovsanp Reseis ro se Sent 10 Camp Ur-| is not too much.” 7 Nostra, Signor de Regla. Also, the captains oun F. CBARLSON, Fpl els ad =e 5 iN, payment to him, Dr. M. Vellny’s long experience in hospital max —A report ls in circulation that theGovern-| The stranger departed, and the landlady | 304<TeW# of the prize Dixie, Waveand | “inh 19-003m Taig tekel De: even JNO, B, CLAGETT, rraute him ta enyicg thst hecsp 0 ment bas ordered the barracks at LeRoy, Gennes- i in conjecture as to what could be the * _—_— wt SHOES DAM GED BY THE FiRE. 4. MAY, diseaees of w private pature, or a0 wi see county, to be fitted up for the accommodati ete sum of five hundred e. ned will continue the | N [lor eonevitation. A of 1,000 of the rebel prisoners captured at Fort | double price for having are ney Havana and Mexico. Now is the time for Ladies’ Mirsen’ and Chil- t Ce] Per opener Donelson. | The barracks at t-eRoy are composed | Came hime he aabege m her husband May 4—The steamer Roanoke, | {Fes Gaiters and Shoog to be bourht at ualf ooei sfinUaDo® Of Lhe Libarel PR Savecr’ wou Ip 3 a ots : e8sh. Prices from cents, Cai Je RET ., taid to be the best’ in the State Weenie pe’ | ‘Has the matt who slept in the front room » bas arrived. The advices from | ge they aust bo olased ont at No. B CLAGETE, 324 Pa, ave. PRING@ STYLES Mexico state that the French commissioners or press. come down yet?’’ s having accounts with PAPERBANGINGS, FIRE FOARDS, R. COHEN’S. would no longer treat with the present Mexican 354 Pa. avenue, up stairs, over All person: ee “Yes,” answered “, overnment; t 1 = - 18 fil imgotit & ho da id Bots ALixe.—A gentleman arrived here yes- - the wife, ‘and he has} government; that they will ald rnd protect 0 SLENDIDS Ms fy BL iy gud thems penty on WINDOW SHADES, A Attention 18 requested to the new ent besutifal ihesbove je which 1 am now reeeiy terdsy from Tennessee bringing his fainily aad He paid fifty cents for his lodg- | Ameute, who was recognized by the French Eim- bring his negroes in a free Stat, He replied, Active hostilities between the allies and the Weare now Prepared to exhibit a largo and ele negroes. He was asked if he was not afraid to said under the circumstances, it was with = profane adjective, that he'd “‘just ar soon landlord rushed up stairs. His wife fol- Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez | gent stook of the a the Abolitionists would steal them as Secession- to learn the mea! of such strap te tan gnveenatt neat and men are flocking | 1% superior hey done business jandard. Clothe—all I 5s Waskineton, April 10, 1862, nd canines - on exactly the band with Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded 6. M, HEREBY Reepeotiully all persons | '"| have slo & gor ase remanent (Sat) Jerfet od dome, and er Dente | wih caton, bad ried sf Magan been ar | 7 80 ___No. 48 Gear Maria Sane. | Wi Sate eee to he oeacolncle dp | au az tatoes an rom leans. . Wi 4 U7"In Nashville business houses and hotels| did for any human a eral ~~ SIV peean ‘eae oot and settle, as | desire to pay Lounges, Disttres: and Pili ci inscribed No Seuthern | “You saw that : VOD Wi a wheat a Seoul aca itive Kept on bed ad und Cit al 4 2 iW man when he came here last | From New Mexico—The Rebels De! Of 7 Suiiding, % ri vo . and Confedi night?” 3 Gel. Geen feated by ner Poe, eantinaten Bene age ee ly at low prices. Matung laid by ® oowpetent : wo £ i who Canby defeated situation Mi VERY PERSON'S INTEREST —That artof the publie, T wien do patents hath ; - * os ence cae Ar snie over Galte’ Jewelry jong: iness with BP Brathan tat U7" 3. Wilcox Jenkins, of Baltimore, at one et fed . A tore ia now offered at leas than wholesale prions, . lo. time purser in the U. 8. Navy, and private secre- and <oe ane Corea th ead | ate, Washingtgn. | $f SMITHS, Ho. 660 Seventh ot tary to Commander Lynch in the expedition to ‘while NUM Ii !—On free exhibiuu: ‘= the river La Platte, was kilied ina skirmish at Snae’ , at Se BECELES PLOTHING SFO DEATH TO ROAU Yorktown. He was in the rebel army. whole rebel { 460 Seventh street, Seven! AN ‘s jew 7 58, FLEAS, 20! O7-H. J Raymond, the editor of the New to the mountains, aon (he Indians await Tree ase ar” Seawe = Dale Revnnth cuest neat hen fae T kerp moth from York Times, writes to that journal from York- - ee the enme activin. He town that within twelve bours from the time natin _—_———— my z ‘atook of G ‘i 18 to be effectual. Price 25 and 5) ot+, but the The Pirate Sum’ T E 20H00 ‘ey Re causr: SALE Hats em iarge revere! assortment cf ~ Mel- Gen beet rnee Bg = vm bis attack upon the ; his 3. Boe ion te bee oqginena nee Rett a pie aoe es cy ieinaad Cera ee: eines, : phd gee ese pert ca rene thsi. offre to build up 6 & mt aie <4 matte: remem : PETER BERRY. a : ola 6 ae oes mi. 8 ap 2 et No. 85 Water ste Gectelown. F; Goode, 4 — , the farmers were z My COAL OIL LAMPS. atthe ‘* 7 t Wisk wi! Dy excess of 673 Gud, the rest of inci ; . | tii __adoors ine OM PEE Ha the anzexation of Savoy and Nice, ; i sige aa, i 17" The ci ‘ennemee (ae ante. nce. : = : feosion of the Masonite Lod ve, waieh is the oldest pe he Bie : te 4 i ia . In this cou Genrrai Washington was af sell that staple, C. F. Smit ‘Also, our of au member of it Speceiators. a = cs : {7~ It ts reported that the woods im Western | 18al7e. in specie or . Tennessee are filled 230. In Tennessee funds : forced to flee from eration of the rebel