Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1862, Page 1

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It invariably contains the “ W; hingtoa News’? that bas made The Daily Evening Star circulate 80 generally throughout the country © copies (in wrappers) can be pro cured at the counter, immediately afer the issue oe, XIX. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1862. NE. 2,872 » [erie pepe Cee OSALS FOR SMALE a Dr J H McLEAN'S HE UNITED 83a TES STRENGTHENING CORDIALAND Ebening AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. OrricraL. PARTMENT OF STATE, FROM YORKTOWN Onpxance ¢ BLOOD PURIFIER ? Gronozrown, May 5, 1962. F Wasuineron, January 25, 1562. Wasmnoton. D. C., AD THE GREATEST Haig at ontery to military vaae Ermer or en menting of our City Councils last Friday What the Rebels Leit Be! sa heh le The Secretary porn will hereafter receive = boreseived by this Department, REMEDY Ix TUE - i i ss : a & message was m the Mayor, muy Potomac, May 4—11 20 until 6 p. m, on the eveuing of the 15th of May, 1862. wensp? one ree -drmtiny, meelene acca { Contamte afanapbolgument onthe Partof us| a ma ""on EM Santo, Gereary of War: | Member of Congrem on Voxinos on Satranye, | i smabiicraing i, tee Cates, Beton, the ana the Second Precinct—William Hazleton, dronk; | CO*POTstion of a sworn officer, whose duty it shall An inspection jnst made shows tuat the rebels | Commencing with Saturday, the next ‘ jovernment, within one year fro 5 p- -_ | be to act as inspector of gas meters used by the | abandoned in their works at Yorktown two3-| month. following dese iption of arm turned over to the military. Chas. Baker, do.; citizens of the to taken home. Daniel Coleman, do; do. Wm. AND DELIGHTFUL Sprinshalg Rifle Muskets. mode 1855, CORDIAL EVER arper’s Ferry Rifles. h sword bayonets and steal sosbbards, mi wn; also, one relative to placing | inch rifle cannon, two 44-inch rifle cannon, six-| jan 97 tt WILLIAM H. SEWARD. a hydrant at the north end of the market-house, ’ See nenbiireiseanontnant tn e Degguman, assault and battery; turned over to 4 Breecn-loasing Carbiat ior caieliy, teen 32-pounders, six 42- pounders, nineteen 8.inch the military. Joshua Brown, throwing stones; ing that application be made | columbiads, six '9-inch Dablgrens, one 10-inch w" DEPARTMENT, B one sed tten | 2 Congress for such repairs of our roads and | eolumbiad, one 10-inch mortar, one 8-inch siege Revolver Pistols, army size, — _ the steely S250 aka eee rotten streets as may be deemed proper and reasonable howitzer, with carriages and 5 Pee tatthaiah been JanvaRy @1, 1969, Sabres for light ovat ws . ieee Francis, drank and disorderly; turned ‘over to | 12 View of the damage they bave sustained by the plete, and each piece suppited th seventy-six | ORDERED, That the War Department will be | Non-commirsione a words, } steel » upon th military | Jane Anger, Sebting and disorderly; pany the subjected cermin separ anion cota rounds a Lich tavenparts tere | closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and | Si90i <0 bards for rifled musket bayonets, Busing MoLwa dismissed. J Titcomb, H. White, drunk; taken ; arealso four magazines, w bd haye Fridays against all other business but that which ‘oposnls to— ; te camp. P. Wagner, selling without license; | °2!mmney of the Town House; also, one on the | examined. This does not include the guns left Pr ‘or muskets and rifies, the prioa for 2 of y subject of the probabilities of securing action este! t and thelr other works to our | Felstes to active military operations in the fleld. | esther, ani the reducuon proposee. per sun toe paid costs. Mary Huse, leaving cor 3 | from Congress Ps the present session cay mat- oe ij Poe DE Metre Mae Gen. Saturdays will be devoted to the business of | each adi tina! 10,000 to 2 0 6. dismissed. James Harrietty, do; beld for trial. ters of interest to the town; all of which were = J Wm. Dickerson and Michael Grangter, drunk; 7 Senators and R catutven: For revolvers and carbines, referred. ¢ Pursuit of the Confederates from York- —— the price ‘or 5. and reduction, ‘ — fen William Custard, dlsordee! eee from the clerk of the Corpo- ree) ae eae "y Mondays to tage eee bite. For enh nA tHoaal 5.509 to Seetepereish 1 0 i fier teking. reeimet.— a isorderly | Sha. rmish wi! e Ene : acomage 0 : * : conduct; fined $156. William Rr rae. ration, submitting a statement of unexpired ap. harp > riath f th ti d and wit sbi ja 22-18 Racmtiay of Was ot the preseribed ates ste pam of 59 hic the ations ie w o: retary . ao, an Alen for esc! itroral 5.1 @ to Bm img invalid to Hea —- = oy Gani ene OES ng | nese Bra pil tars posed ‘ae clock ers. = (ied: iota bs 1 _ “Ailthe firo-arme <— be Cocmened wes te renath. ng mi erles To! nt; wor! use. Army Corres) ce of tl soc! ress Tegulsr Bpocniag e rifle musket re e THERE 18 NO MISTAKE apOrt ir Benj. F. Morley, nuisance; dismissed. George bean taxee received aun ans month a Hacogeansenns Near Witiiaussuno, May4,| PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS. | [)'i(Tospeots identical with tra manntactred Si | _Itwill core iver Compiaint, pyepepes, Duar Strand, do; fined $244. Lewis Sanders, do; | April. Pp. m.—The advance of the forces, under com- a fined $256. Jobn Davis, do.; ests. Ann Sulll- ta end the US. Armory an fis: arsnohueette. . besos eadacne, nf Spirits e Wan DerarrMenr. are to interohangé with it, and with each other, in | FPS, Drsesters, Headacns Syed mem and of Gen. Stoneman, with the view of ascer- , A ot Feverand Agus Inward Fos vay Fuuetttion: diemigeed. Elizibeth, Peters, | sherwood, ashing the temianion eames yefrred. | tang the poston of fue eneasy, ached sole | OlRe# Rsary Foren Resets 2S armn must s'eo interchange with ‘ze anstaer va | SUrdtanaee oF to Liver. Scom-noh or Rows. etty larceny; diem’ - olumbus ie, as essa: rece! lace, 2}¢ miles from Williamsburg, about two . 7 so nner. = 712 FO — = “ 7 fault and robvery; Jail for court. William Jones, Ring: fromtthe Dee on aTars Teotived this eve- Sretock this afternoor.. ~ No Passenger Train will be run from Washing- is {or these arms must be of the very SiO iatien “4 drunk; dismissed. Patrick Rooney, disorderly; | the tepair of the lamp posts, wasread and referred | On the road from Yorktown the country, in| ton to Manassas until farther notice. it quatity, Freee ston parts will be dismissed. Daniel Reif do; fined $1.72. Addi- | to the select commitics Composed of Messrs, | most instances, was Inid desolate, and but few of D. C. McCALLUM, to the inteeeeon Pio to ee — Bamigmics = mpg 5g oe eee Radi = Tenney, Celiins and Goddard. “| the houses were soeuplee oO cme Tom | apis-tf M.D. and Sup’t Railroads, U.S. ‘ations. and must be homed. atrl i do. , - | 2 cover of woeds we came in view ot a) } Baten z ses . att n th: sault and battery; bail for court. Lewle G Mr. Kelly presented the memorial of John Hil o — — on, at the expense of the c . burg and the enemy’s earthworks at the same nulsonce; paidcosts. Mrs. MeKeldren, do; do. lery, asking the remission of a fine; referred. z y mana = ne- a8 mny be directed. Inepsc Also, the memorial ef sundry dealers in fish in | time. Wagons were visible in the works, but a OTICE ri SO THE Ds Ic be made at @ factories in lote of not :ess tlsn ony 4.8 ase Gr 8! B. Evans, do; ined $2.56. Mrs. Dowling, sell- | the market-house, complaining that certain par- | regiment of cavalry could be seen approaching canted 1,000 cach . . sciity, nasen ing without @ license; fined $20 44. Jno. Brooks 2 2 P’ about one mile off {a line of battle. IN GENERAL! Proposais will state the name of the establiah and T’. Osborne, disorderly conduc diontased ties, uot renters of stands in the market-house, are ni fish mut ioaking the offer, the uum be: i th ci in Gibbons’ reserve battery was then or- Jas Boyle, do; fined $1 53. Geo. Mahone, do; selling in the street above the market to their Ba Children first Ge iverr. and rats of delivery month!y th re ' injury, and asking that the Corporation may in- n front, to open on the enemy’s approach- GOSLING RESTAURAN?, after. Fatlureto inake a di epeci fied end ave them workhouse. — terfere to prevent any further ofringement on | ng Cavalry, while a portion of the 6th cavalry 47 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, tune, or Any attempt to intro le iron wap bye tee ey tcctephhs tg clrectious bourth Precinct.—James Hyson, assault and their rights in the premises; referred. were deployed as skirmishers to the right and Sours Sips. or other inferior mat will sab es ee 1 — com Aes battery; commitied to jail. Marv J. Harrington, | ‘afr. Clements presented the memorial of Rich’d | left. The fire from the battery was very effective (Formerly of New York.) jour the whole number of arme contrasted for to} U7 One x OUIVS ngwinat Chile Aral vagrant; workhouse. Nelly Ford. do; do. Jee. | p. Jackson, asking that a nuisance occanroved by | on the enemy’s -cavairy, but they never changed Has the Name and Fame of being i seg etree seeaor ven: to teelt tee Thi t » Yellow Fever, Cholers crany pr " Hays, drunk; dismissed. Edgar Richie, larceny | tie gow of foul water from Vanderwerten’, | thelr course. About 230 yards to the right of ONE OF THE BEST RESTAURANTS rejont any bid, and wil! consi@er nous made through and threats; jail for court. David Carson, drunk | stables through Warehouse Alley lato Bridge | Gibbons’ battery was an earthwork, which had E IN TOWN? . broxer, or party other thin the reguiar Beware of Draggiste and Deniers and disorderly; fined $155. James Harvey, Street, may be abated; referred to the committee | &!1 the appearance of being deserted, but sud- I> Give it a triai and judge for yourself. £23 try to oxim upon yo: MUO Gl Bittars drunkeones ; fined $2, and sent to workhouse. . ° rile, «whch _ can buy cheap.) by Fuller, do; do. M: Jb di on streets. denly our troops were opened upon by a deadly Everything in the House Py 2 dada perpen’ ae lows: uller,do;do. Mary J. Lucas, disor- presented. me! . A. | fire from artiilery posted behind the works. At = t « . KiPLey, Covet o ‘insnee, sent te workhouse. George Duieeeuin inst te commence = the | the same time the rebel cavalry continued advan- BEST ABE gp MARKET one, be catoces Prop. vement; finen €2.58. J. G. filling up of Frederick street h. r property bas been | ¢ing until they were checked by a charge made Don't forget the namber— Hyde, do; do James Williams, disorderly; | injured by the overflow of water and asking that | by & portion of the Ist and 6th cavalry, which 247 Ponnsyleaniaavenue, . ——-—__—____ - ———— a Glasco, do; do. Margaret the evil may be removed by the construction of a en performed in a most gpa egal mi3m Between 12th and 13t ets , eouth side. P®ePosats FOR jHORSES. a 1 Panty ones, do.; ces than -to- oor 1 seg oad sewer; referred. n more instances than one it was a hand-to . : tin) 8) RENGTHRN Bcd INVIGURA+B the Whole or Eighth Precinct —Sarah Jackson, disorderly; resented - | hand encounter with the enemy. Strange to say, UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Durot QuARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, —e - ak ee vg tties— " workbouse. W_ Horner, obstructin; footway: lan hr cep oe orgs blatiae= Steen Cone none ef our men were taken prisoners, while we until otherwise ordered, the Cornmissioners Corner 18th and G sts. Washing OM, ne regen BOE sig 85 Large Betties—Gi per fined 6.9. Lucey A. Dover, drunk ‘and Aisorderi: ‘d e Plags, hy: 2 captured about twenty-five of the enemy, among the act of Congress of the 18th of April, 1862, rik KSB Mehes N. Pole P oo aird and Pine ets., St. Low ood thoroughs, sud, At toe same of - i} ay le by = Li if tthic Ofhce wai khouse Eliza War trank: do. Jonn Per cutie nceins éemnmnitign ou ciaima, re- | Whom 16 Onpt- Frank’ Loc, of the 90 Pein re lease of certain versons | S#aI.RD PRoPosaLs will be received at thic Ofh heid Iaborin the District of Colum- | until Saturday, the loth day of May, at 12 o’siock Corner fantry. Capt. Gibbons had fourteen horses killed. h n Keef, da Robert Conway and David Ported a resolution to pay the expenses of the poor De W - bia? will hold th ty H M., for tarnishing the Government with (2,000) = aaaranican, ies : tea werk bocser ee attain tes Lieut. De Wolf was mortally wounded, the’ City of Washington, on Montane fusdar | LWO THOUSAND HORSES, of the felloeiee | = DR McLEAN’S UNIVERSAL PILLS, +, drunk and disorderly; do other claims; which was read One of our guns was lost by sticking fast Inthe | Wednesdsy, Thursdar, and Friday, of every wees, For Liver Complain:, Billrousmess, Heatache, & Nin A Precinct —Thomas Gordon, drunk and Mr. Collins, from the committee on poor and | mud. fad that : persons. oyal to tho Uatted tes, Tere hasp hAcataartic most ine «ffs ‘ tisorderly; fined $1 94. George Hingerling, kee workhouse, reported a resolution to rebuild a Lieut. Benton, of the Ist Cavalry, and ten men | holding clat ervice or lebor against persons a to the pabas ath purh entire esti nga nalsanee; fined $1 58. John Grayson ‘drunk; portion of the Dace of the poor house grounds; | Of the same regiment were wounded. Lieot. eld Aes Ge eee Pale on ein d eight years of age; of dark o gery — Puls locked iy Ignatius Slater, carrying con- | “b!Ch Was read a first time. ane arg of the jee S at ‘ret sieely expirecn the 15th of July next.) but not thereafter, to tho eaddle; compactly buil! neosnt and © ath ct. — tus S) . con- ‘woun » 88 were also twelve others. Lieut. Col. esent to the Vommia: erst e state- } defect ied weapon: fined $20 94. James Mahe aig. Mr. Goddard, from the committee on streets, Pr Vommisaio<ers their respec-ive yet prox secretions, Scomach In Kries, of the Ist Cavalry, Lad his horse shot] ments or petitions in writing. verified by hof . ARTILLERY. ned $5 94. John Irwin, do.; do. Sarab sais WAR ee ee en et of cortain | inde? him while engaged in « hand-to-hand ec, | amtmatien cotton forth The remes,ages.and per- | FoR ARsILLERY (1,000) one thousand horses, av Bell, do; do. Kitt "a Erte pauociee | , Mt Penny. from the select committee appoint- | counter with two of the enemy. He eaca h pcr any fe etwern five and eight years « age: of aark oirhey > y V. Bell, do; do. ttle Coilins. ' - | with afew slight bruises. Private Noble Wise, = os ‘ ome: > ne hi indecent language; ined $355" Patricks | ©4 08 the subject, reported a bill entitled an ordi , im, & facts touching the value thereof, and daclaring hie free from all defects; compactly bui't; weil | gromech or Bow ela, t n, disorderly; dismissed. Thomas Butler, | 222Ce t© provide for the inspection and sealing | Of Major Barker’s McClellan dragoons, had bis | or her a! oriance to the Cavernmenton tho Gaited arnees, aud to weigh uot tess tuan 1,100 | Thy in their op-tatior C horse killed and was severely wounded in the | Statex, and that the p:! do ; Sued $2 94. Jos. Codrick, aseault; security | °C Ge meters: which wasread a first time. itt leg by the explosion of a torpedo while passing | agciuet the United States darine the erocent roo PROPOSALS, front Billousuors, Hicninsre aca Fort Brose i e josion of edo aesing Just a durin 2 present rev. BAL. om Billousnees, Headacns # tom 4 for court. Do-. profanity; ined $1 58. ‘Virginia | youre. retorted once ae rte | Eton oases Of & torpedo while passing | Bralust tne United & given nid or comfort theret vals must speoity oloariy whether the bid | {ttm fy uitupntenciy oan re culo es Topham, disorderly; fined $1 94. W. Hooper, I the marketmaster; which was poy a first time The rebel cavalry was forced by our men to Eten eee Aereby Suther wiven, that: - tm MO CO96 I them oons*ant ¥ on hard; a aiug’s woxe taken ti sraltos: Soeinad. John Sranagen, dieet@etiy; I “Tngtesclation to pay expenses ef tne Gove rea | evacuste thelr position, bat (he went of lnfentes ere lh tome BO sda it soy bidder wishes to propose for both clasasa ag Ry tye caute Watwores dean and proteen, eds oo a4 Tee Baltimore, I workhouse for the firs: quarter of 1562, and other | &¢ the time prevented cur troops from advancioy, | $22 Cirouit Court for the sists bin. by | he munt forward two dictinct propoeala— 7 T Pitle "0. Other they sre last drunk and profane; fined 85 94. Rob’t Cottrell, claims, was taken up, rad the second and third | ©" the enemy’s works, and it Caine evident that | the several owners or cisimants to the servioss of | ench class complete am tt5elf, anc having no reise iene oly 25 cent« per box. an! canbe eent Sea et art Bh pay arse GP —s fox | time, and passed. ee it was useless to attempt further operations, the | the persous made free ty tuat got, settine forth the } enoe to aay otuer proposa: by the sain? party. | by mail te any partcftue (a ng; ruled for trial cholas Rozain, drun’ The resolution forthe repair of certain streets, | troops fell back about two hundred yards to await | DAMS8, ager, s an¢ rticular description o! isin the pane of 5 i J.H Melba nd disorderly; fined $1.91. Wm. McCarty, in- . taken up and read, and on motion of Mr. eat exposure; dismissed. Thos. Baggot, bru- | Pons cng porarily’ post 7 ade soon after arrived, but it was deemed advisa- bas 2 Topo st be add atmentof horse; fined $394. Jack Barn- xeeeys — rily postponed till Friday ble to defer farther operations until to-morrow bi eh ae allowing the clei of any poreon who ont yeartermuster U.S.A bfrt, drank; dismissed, The resolution fixing the selary of the market |® Biche Dereiaey ager the enemy are still shall neclect to Ale such intone or, pecan pe er and & be pitiniy 2 a oS on the retreat MM Z- Bal ork, Bcourding to the requirements o! 2E°T FoR SHooT!NG.—Sunday night, patrol- | Master was taken u a. eect "ay my aches the arrival of infantry. General Hancock’s brig- ti oters. by tinst act, extended Ess Se pertanre mamat appear or it will not bs consid- Co aor thi A ‘ Propossis for The best External im the and = . * y tion of said act. GUARANTE fhuman beines h r j The bill entitled en ordinance to provide for | _ The rear guard of the enemy is very strong, as | #60 ‘3 F. VINTO ity of bo tideee nite : —. resi ak apenraen cea Tanaes of ton, the inspection and sealing of gas meters, was taken | #8 shown to-day. ee DANIVOR SGODLOE, itbe awarded to him. must be g3 sed . : € 5 Jeneee ee tee eee ening & man named "Phe beard adjourned till Friday evening next,| | YORXTown, May 5.—it commenced raining ing Es a Serie insioneen: pe the fouleet Sore in an treredibe eh Fie epee ed een nay M4. 1} at73¢ o'clock. "| here about2 o'clock this moming, and bas con- | _ Washington, Aprii 23,1962, 23 Ste rh piney of the, guarantors must be | Bic Leon's Voicantc Out L intent wi prisoner was Donn nued heavily up to this time. There is no news - — rtiheate of the Mons invete ate oases « ritiem aclhedied inte conteaet ing, ine poorer ogsgompr he! from Williamsburg, as it is yet too early in the ALL’S OLD STAND. emeaee Court or of the United States Dis- = areigie. BAS wiysia, < ° tne ei Kelty, and taken to Blodemsberg, a. Bay oF tae eet eee the canal company the | Wve will eecapy Williamsbarg early in the | ihebest plage for cheap and deairablo Goods, | Teste et at Le prosort in person when the | Sh faeerer Westuces int : ‘Mr. James E. Jones, who was’ calied upon to | D2¥ of the dent should be reduced from so x y this oi *, ie re opened or their groposa: ill not be con- | wil. cure sire Fheost. Hose . Fi 4 i BARGAIN STORE, B or Sox'ds.cr any Psin. it isan Infaili ~ 2,500 to $1 per year, as was done some years} Orning. From there our course will depend BALTIMORE Bi - 3 ry : arrest Godfrey on the charge of shooting Daniels, | ® . upon that taken by the enemy. 75 8 streat. in the sum of ten thousand dolla : mn scu_ wil! find” an indisze (ratified that be beard that Daniels was dying; | #€0:When the company was in the Ilke condition. | UPS! i y comp ne of Dresss Goods, | by thecvntracto: and both of hie ex c d . the doctor said he could not live an hour. wit. } ft 9 with the greatest difficulty that money can Prices. be required of the suocesefal bidder ess followed Godfrey to this city, and caused | b¢ £ot to pay for labor to keep the canal in proper] FROM GEN. HALLECK’S COMMAND. £8 contract, | | hor! ie be sted = condition; and therefore the greatest economy The Effect ef the Fall ef New O-lean and As the bond must seoompany the contract, it will | osn: Li him to be arrested. should prevail in its management. - A splendid Linea Handkerchief st 12% ots , worth | he neceseary for bidders to bave sueir boudsmen cure for Ga wn “f 7 are enemy Pram hear Bin toner The coal agent at Cumberland writes, that uf] _ Cairo, May 4 —Intelligence from the army be- | 25 i - it op 101 a ie ar ots. Wits them, or to have bonds signed in autivipation | nes: Sorer, Wourd TALC NOR, OF 5 Gerts’ Colored Bord ac} jt t 2 ead contract & edfrey’s mother-in-law said he was not jn_ | t®¢ Government will take {t in band, the canal | fore Corinth has been received up to six o'clock ‘ pat ordered Haadkerohief at 25] and ready to ba produoed when the contract is | 4 2. 3p . = ugesco. Try it. a oa Ww ii be convinces. 3 |. | Cts., worth 37: ed. ‘lanks for bonds om: be procured upon ie AN, So. rep ator ben the door vss opened witness went in and | Will be navigable in fourteen days; otherwise ap easy renag ores egrnne mene Host Trhoad Gauntlets, atts ots., worth so ots, | application being mede at tuis office, either per ” yi - aaa peng ky ng het be loeded the gan and ehot Daniels bag mt weeks, a or at least ®iX) advance was within two miles of the enemy’s | worth eg ote, | BM Sik Gioves,at Ho see ee ey ee - STOTT, Acent, Was. ingto-, D. ¢ i Oar flour market {x steady and active; superfine | Outer works. — Tuamte cna hepon. wisoner enld be had | sour quoted. from $525 to 85 37; extra, $0 75 to ‘The entire column is still pressing forward. is chance “to kili the other d—d ber,” meaning | £5; family, $7 to$8 ~Wheat—red, $1.25 to $1 8 seniabes between the advance and the rebels Heop Gkict Wactery, 119 oe 1s own brother. : € | white, $1.30 to $1 45. Corn—white, 6U te 63c.; | BFF o y occurrence, the latter ee 8 buta York. Form of Guarantee Al 7 Hoop Skirts at Factory prions. —p eel & ST ARRIVED, Girect trom LANSBURGH & BROTHER, | . Wey of the county of —, aid Sia yn hOpeo one aandred pees CHECK ERD th street. eby Eumrantes that — r Also, &u assorimen ON CLOTHS tract in sonerdance with the t: f his props CARPETS, together wish ree quantity of slight show of resistance and then falling back. fon, and iuat, should his propo CROCKERY of & i ceroription Charles W. Piles testified that he lives in Mary- | Yellow, 58 to 60c. On Thursday 100 Germans from a Mecaferapa’ OTATFOES: he will at onos enter inte s contract in accordance J, 1 bi hve on hand YW, BEATHERS, MAT 4 At our fish wharves this morning, shad were > ge TRESSE . US, with @ large jot of land, and that the affair occurred at bis (Piles’) 1 fi 9 100; herring, 5 3 regiment, who had been sent out from the rebel OTATOESB! therewith. a. ‘ ° ij 5 12 good Kef-igers ncle’s house. He heard the shot fired at Dan- | *lling from $73 to $9 per 100; herring, 5 to 54. 2.500 bushels White Merear Potatoen just ar- § ~hould the contract ; jeg bel ag uncle’ Nothing doing at our coal wharves. camp on outpost duty, came into our lines ina 5 ted to become tie. i bBvS bern bought jels, and saw the prisoner running. iS Sons Ow ; body with white flags on their guns, and gave | Ved at Kiley’s Wharf, foot of iith street, per 7 pated to becom De i wi J Ata ama.i suvance, SPEC Ja y ig guns, and g ch: Hi ft ii « Po this guarantee muet bs appended the oficial The barf bmodgeaey pm from Maryland was SPECTATOR, JR- | themselves up as deserters, Desold vary, ewan ions toomtne” Ms ne, will J iboats sbove menboned.) K. atreet, r and se wi . 7 ORY. more serious cherac ier than . mere shooting and Affeirs in Alexandria. at Grenade, Mines fortryicg te piece ahie ms Detar ri en Be., All hon eigenttbiead’ for ok inet OO a wounding case. It was intimated that the dif- ALEXANDRIA, May 4 —Editor Star: We were naturally a strong position. They also confirm 8p 23 lw* o~ the captain on board, be subjected to @ rigid inspeots tracts with ficulty originated ia a qusrrel about a female. visited last evening by Gov. Plerpont and the the report that Beauregard {s being reinforced | } ‘< ¥ COOKE ac 0. 3 nforiming to the epecificstions w epared to —— —- Hou. Mr. Whaley, of the House of Representa- | from all paris of the Guif States, by merchants J "NE BE R'S, ‘ : furnish the leeorge Srza.inc.—Francis V. Smith was arrested on | tives, both of whom addressed a large and enthu- and business men, who, having closed their 452 FirreentH Strext } we celtvered tn thise town with ar Saturday night, oa the charge of stealing a five J siastic Union meeting at Lyzeum Hall. stores, have flocked to his standard. Buy and Se: 4 rade sh rid of May Ae oa ans ee ~ on ollar note ——— pee teary iawn Gov Pghso delivered = agree most Lert No news bas been received from the flotilla. U8. Gaon iy Spa 8 INDEBTEDNESS, f IY be granted on any pretext and tons Peres wae avenue, ne fdstreet. it appears that Smith J erful and convincing speeches I have ever lis- icksburg, wh: F uartermasters’ Checks and Vouchers. y tt nthe compiction ci+ach it th > wild and others had bee drinking wits Mitcuel, and | tened tovone that | sbouid, hardly Wink Gorn | on? fe eagee, fom Vicksburg, who left Memphis 73-10 TREASURY NOTES, heap ty oreaiioras the Deve pap ry ae ; on Thursday, says that full particul. fall 2 oontract, Or eo svon theresiler as the Depot Quar- | be open a! cay. when they reached the above place Mitchel took | fail to convince any sane man of the wickedness | of New Orioter eos been published, and routed COIN CURRENCY AND ENXCE GE. termaster shai! bein funds. | . a & note from his pocket, and, wh le feeling for } of this rebellion. reat consternation. All the wiver towns below ete EXCHANGE. i Soe bens Ot non Soeee anes ‘ Depots, E more money, Smith snatched the noteand ran} Secesh visited Washington yesterday and called ickaburg and Natchez are almost entirely de- LEAL MILNE EE Peete ee sement, wil are of, but he was overtaken by officer Vernou in a] on the Governor. I am not aware of the object of | serted, most of the ple having fled to the inte- E MBALMING THE DEAD. fhese horses will be Awarded in lots of not more more, and taken before Justice Siratton, by whom } their visit, but ? eppeces to Rave beta 18 ik rier, A large number of rebel steamboats have DR, HULMES’S AMERICAN PROCESS, | t=" (2%) two hundred each, unless the Dapot he was committed to jail erence to the license law, against which they | gone up White river, for what purpcse is not : pschon c . ‘quartermaster should deem it for the» . continue to rebel. I hardly think they got much fieen. it was belteved at Memphis that Com-] This process, without the is- } t Goverame: cs E-xciTEMENT IN Manxet.—On 8 turday my Ps satisfaction, for in his remarks last evening, be | modore Farregut’s fleet would not come s far up an altercation took place in Center market be- } laid it down pretty plain that, so far as he was| the river as that city. tween a — nape citizen and Srp a conceened, they must comply with the law, and chant, in which each party wes sbout going in } that should any of those gentlemen who refuse 10 riday night by rebel cavalr le ght, but the bystanders and separated the | tke out Hoeses continue to open their stores, presr sant by 2 y bx: miles below | ites LONDON—Five thousand Wora Glance; 19, anys written In the intereals of Rusiness; 7. scf Bsron Murchausen, Il'ustraced; g7. ual he 7. Ti escope—By mir Jonv Herscnel; $2 25. ections of the fich H. RUCK : wench; G1 18 i Db fas "iu _ ‘The steamer Edward Wilson was fired into on | United State 4 Nat Te uice | 89 #4 tens9__Colonsland Depot Guartersn: ous— iy William Pe'leys; rely Ameriuan hav- “ i The Romance of the Foram—By Petor Burke; Savannah, wounding five soldiers. The gunboat I ¢ = " T° tts LADIES G i 25. ' belligerents. The cause of the trouble seems to | they must be closed for them. Tyler Immediately went down and teen the | wearon. Muay of the Tomldocty ot the ee £6 eS Seas SNTS) £o> | Haxd took of Politics! Foonomy—By Lizma bave been the tation of a butter billto the} Mr. Whaley, being quite unwell, spoke only | woous, and notified the people of the viciulty that | femember seven years since the expositio of the | ©°+ Oli Bones, of Not-a lor youre waturac- wife of the citizen, who aoe boarding-bouse | for a short time. 2 @ Hardy Perpetual bionming Roves e.oped:n of Poetica. Q svtati ur: lit thet perty would be he repet body of achiid embalmed by me. My prasess has | US chote m edn ‘oetics. Qastations; 3187 on the avenue, which the citizen says was thrust Col. Gregory, epdiiae all. stg perned en's a ited by namental Serobs, Parlor and Climbing Pla commanding this pest, being } of the occurrence. iarge number of physieiane end Dolias, Khododind Evergreens, &o. The sorfal Bading—By Poe oe z toward ber in an insulting manner. present, was called rs He perneeoe ins ne a yellnenese shine nfl gyn aisoe comprises a choicest kinds known | = LL iy eee pal taat whey meets nee triotic and powe: remarks, which met w: pectal > a in Europe or America, PKS a ~ i From tux County Patsot.—Mrs. C. Lighter | f hearty respapee from the audience, and. closed bab dose eg Hele Soaungatess which my. pay ophiet will | ?Ai tats warranted true to nameandof frat | —______ FRANCK TAYLOR. _ and George Lighter, her son, were erres: by | by saying that he had not left his home for speech A May 4.—The Nashville Union of and exposed to the heat of to quality. ‘ AN, ARDIN, EAD WITH PECISION AND ACT WITA patrolman D. Cole, upon the oath of Selby Scaggs, | making, but to ald the government in maintain- ns a call, signed by one hundred blie exh bition at 303 Penn. ar Cienmeeee ae eae PRECAUTION? es who, fearing that they would do him some bodi- ing its authority all over the whole country, and agty jal citizens, assigning Monday | | have embalmed @ large numer officers and | _8P 25 2w' Ton + 00 at, DR, M.VELLN YS PRIVA tr ROSPITA L, ly injury, as well as injure his property, craved | which he thought they would be able todo ina] for @ meeting to take measures to restore the | private soldiers of our & y ta the entire sstitino- Jk NOTICE ia i Fede al Ticok, opposie the Gevera! Post the surity of peace. Yesterday morning they ap- few months. cee he would be enabled to return | £oTmer relations of Tennessee with the Federal | tion of their sarvivin relativos and frien HE Copartuersiip lcretcfore existing m the au Eaten 6 hee, § noe sa S. OF RGF peared before Justice Donn, and were held to se- | to his home. Union. ir 4 smbatm bodtion by Sumeuet’s enoh name of CLaGRTT & i : ning tc . curity to keep the peace. The band of the Sith N.Y. Vole. was present} Nasvitie, May 4—The citizens of Pulaski e ney . Mm < — aes by yeackery, 2 toa! sent. since rh i. All o . . + . tinge tbe discovery of my ow's had if beew as | ravrmen centers tines, April Tet, toul; All claire woikE Advertising, and played several national airs. After the meet- | Were disarmed to-day in consequence of render- or better. The Frouch sea deiy of Science | those indebted to the late firm are requested to * . DesceiPrion oF Baton Rovez ton Rouge, ing wes over they serenaded tne Colonel and Gov. | ing assistance to the rebel Colonel Morgan in] Stites annual tting held On the iat of March, 1852, 1 make payment to bi, " Dr. one ox go in bospital pras- a city, — of a ep of Fy we Pierpont. Occasional. faptars 2 ans of cars and interrupting ublished Suoquet' system ¥o the world, a cops 0 . JNO. B. CLAGETT, > Rye LA, = wi baa of jasticecf the ish of East ouge, is legraphic operations. = b : . gum of five hundred dollare. 7 ” aitdated on the left or east bank of the Mississippi, | How Ovn MEN Woux In THE TRExcuEs.— ————————~—-—~ Ha SAA Ee oe ee eeihs | naoric as GaeNaad ol continue the | _ Cail aud see lum, No ohare for consultation. A one hundred and twenty-nine miles above New | This is told by the Yorktown correspondent of | From Fert Wright—Threate: Svenue; Joseph Buroh, Undertaker, Georgeown, Dry Goods busin t the Old Stand, and perfect and radical oure perivoted trom ons to f Orleans. It stands on the Gret bluff or high bank | the N. Y. World thus: Feote by Hollins D.C; Henry Lee, 43%; Pa, avenue, No porous | hopes to merits continuanos of the liber! patroa. | cars or" 3 which occurs in asceading the river. e bank It may bea puzzleto many to conceive how Carno, May 3.—The river has fallen two inches | U4 Bp Sh-lan* 80 Leretuiors bestuwed upon the late firm, SPRING STYLES 1s elevated about twenty-five or thirty feet above men can throw up fortifications right in the | 5, the lnat eighteen hours. A deserter to the fleet | WP RS. RUSS > scLLa JNO_B. CLAGETT, 324 Pa. ave, the highest overflowing Baton Rouge has the and in plain sight of the enemy without be- reports that Com. Hollins continues his pr se M . a. reputation of belag one of the healthiest towns in | ing serieusly disturbed bythem. A brief descri , bo ork oe oF Pp "The popular RESTADHAY NF, OTICE Alt ners ne havin sccounts, with PAPERHANGINGS, FIRE BOARDS, tons to attack C. boas: _¥ ni the southern portion ef the Mississippi and the | tion may be interesting, inasmuch t cannot be | 1. ae piles bare riers Sora SALOON for ladiss and gentioman "Vevt wish thearto be presonten, wilt Gnd thew pends at WINDOW SHADES, valley. The esplanade in front of the [iat ane contraband, because the work 1s done right under | cin nat; The rebels are continually throwing | Py gat& L. Ru 495 7th street af ~ sents a delightful view of the majestic M Ppi | the noses of the rebels. tel Estshliehed for the Suppression c The Only Rogular Ph the deek until May iat, alter whioh time they will s 80 opportunity to citizens aud be called upon fen itis expected all claims wiil Attention 1s requested td the new and beantifel . | Shells into the woods, between the ficet and the stangers to get ion. stock o| theabove Sood ich [am now raveiviog. and the — Smet — eniek line its A working ty is pogs for night duty; fort, and occasionally’ fire in the direction of the sirinfor whe Remsatell hour: yoni De vetsies spon yore , 994 Pa a Thep of 7 seleoledand pur fat — va erm ahr Die cocaeieg | Sith musket slung om their backs and shovels | noifile, but without fect, an the bette soe ooh coe |W atte ee Sis 6 Upon good fare, courted ae S| the low wand Ishin: tier euperior river sweeps through a which is cccupi and picks on their shoulders, they proceed to the of range Z paeenes. ‘Sno Ali the requisites fora well ated I WastineTton, April 10, 1962, nt w, by luxuriant plantations of sugar cane, and selected ground. The white tape marks the line SS ae ad at-clas* house. ap 24-im HEREBY Respectiully request al! perfons jorned by splendid villas and gardens, and | of excavation the dark lanterns are ‘faced to « Se iy b aunts, due nd nctes due, Speils Captured at New Orleans. MAKING —Miss I. G. AMTHUR, ba gor eoitand desis to come at once, itther It trees rotect these ‘areful vs , grevesof —. god - oP amin — pe — ras oa ee po St. Lovis, May 5 —A refugee from the South, le Drone Maker. respectfully in- | oan, with the oash, and settlo, as I desire to p: from inundat ies Washington that she has | ali notes outstand! Bcoounts tine Lerner ae J ond 2 int hg ii me fe oO 5 hae been raised to the height of lx or elght feet J Fhe, was at New Orieane when out nerd | “rosa maby i spiitanment No. 410 | Without datas. JESS, N eps H ving ant t suo eter ‘work - OE in 1347. Since that period the business of the | diced rele 2 cotton, sugar, and other property. poute all ‘orders promptly nnd. in the latest styles “corner 7th and Pa. ew. north'st Fore, ne ee OS® Soa piace has become more active, and = — of Arrival ef T; Calife: ferns sold. Cutting and fitting done, and pat- VERY Fee N’S INTEREST —That fine of Sathana Sy | Property has been greatly enhanced. contains | then widens, and rival ef Treasure from rnia. Wanted Immed. Y ned cal ‘Galts’ Jewo. - T' tiuetly elegant State-Aouse, situated immediately on iately.—Young adi stock of Ci 9 je over jewelry | am no longer in business with S P. Frank in, but the bank of the river, Baton Rouge College, four Naw Yorx, May 5.—The steamer N Dress Making: Store is naw offered a leap thas who hurebes, an Arsenal and Barrac of the aited (which were seized and occupied by order Governor Moore when the State seceded fro: Uaion,) two newspaper offices, and penite v ae 19 awd L_ J ROTaROCE is continu: urseée on the —_ : Pi a EOPLY’S CLOTHING STORE, Ni EATH, DE cATH T ACHES. new fied Meti:od. at hi rt oveath s ahead! Ne val D + DEATH, DE ry rad OAC aRs. anaes ee jorthern | D lesale prices, sion® endeavoring vw buill up 8 business at Light, from Aspinwall, with $615,000 in treasure | 1p op reaca pra CT SMITH’S, No. 460 Seventh opposite | 460 oth etrect, near =. froma Galiforaie™ hasartiveg. PRSFEsso! Rr Post once Epo h Always BED "BUGS, ANTS, FLEAS, &o—Use CONGRESS. AL 451, Seni : the latest styies "8 Inesct Destroyer. T. rom Play of eee Teo gohite the Sn HON All these is ome fine singors or st Nec abo Sevantl etreet. near fee = soar eae aed woolene © PRG He eon 2th of that month past an ordinance of secession sharp shooters’ bulleits greet RXKVITth CONGRESS —Second Session. | Posen Performer 1i themselves of will warrant it to be eff so! Pros Sand § ots, on. ap2iu_ | FOR SALE A fine ek of Ciotning, Parzish A large ani genera! assortment cf. rugs, Medci- (a the 30th the convention adjourned to meet at | quently this work,is done in open daylight, the| Sznatm —After our report closed yesterday— | \a; ST SHOES DAM lolita ee 1 res sath atpects opps | Ones, Foilet and ober articlis for sale at, New Orleans. The population of the parish in Sharp-chooters and pickets keeping tng enemy| Mr. Pomeroy concluded his an favor wt — oe BY THR FIRE, a a im ees, Soe on ie $4 ~ mambered 16,046, of whom 8,570 were slaves. | from annoying our men. the homestead bill. is the time for Ladi Misrer’ and Chil- (> Particular and acon inn sivas bp iu Slo brchaige, o;Doogs, | | -Rae Foene Ledeen | ean ana at ha ates Ml | aE aunty ae Seat Natea ck | Meee ns Se toa: 4 4 5 ‘ont ler ves resum . Howe ‘Cau early, * | above lishment plurality for Bell, 70. Se , gence from the States of Federal victories with | taking the view that the bill was uncomstitntiongl lust be closed out, at ‘ ire, No: 460 Tih fire & TH Ly considerable allowance.” It very gravely states | and yet be was in favor of confiscating the i AEE ty . SHIRTS, SHIR TS!—Jus CARD FBOTOGRAPHS. ANG that “General Fremont has left ientue! and | perty of rebels if it could be done iv. Peli ap 21-12t 354 Pa. e Galt fy oe Je ba ae ria densa Sia walsh we ofr 8 0 econ “tS n taken his mea to joia the forces of Buell, Grant] Mr. Foster compared the several bilis, after a seen. | ESMIZILS. No. 460 Mowonth at if =n | Choios Atco CARD Vist EE and Pope near Corinth.” No papers this side of | which the Senate went into Executtve session, B AND COLORED SILKS.—N tw eup- (QENTLEMENS READY MADE GAxM- EADY (MADE GARM- ia ~ Ooi oa ce sh Cadet Sahel cae ee fall pre lav, with « sual G ENTS oF e QuaPl . at : political discussion, ition and ‘the day, eed. BF i , agitated by apes PR eh Goode (eoraige Tod aa actual war waging between’ the Turks and PURE FRAMES. tis Sesame. Le aa ceed Mitr The Emperor Napoleon has arected nia | EPN@HAVING-ENGRAVING oe voy | Mshtiattudanuranda Ort ear ES. gee clay | wien ee oe oad | ot ee ee) ee : ieee dedi ae M & total of 6,556 for the year. with PEt mb 26 6t Pa. sve. UF Minors under eighteen years, are. 17 The fruit in the West promises to be ' A Fu AND TIN WARE OF catena e « prohibit faa causally large thle rheocenyt gs: Eastern t s CAME paring Ulltzrds In pottie auleone the prospects are also favorable. ahita manasa, | Bipabetnt Satine. We seat