Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1862, Page 2

a . — i a sag . SEP Pere eaee OF THE occupa.’ t, another was engaged in x LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. | FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE OCCUPA- | Seturdty nie, amend sicemboate In the tarbor, ___ AUCTION SALES. EV"NING STAR. ——— THON OF NORFOLK. Cy FHIS AFTERNOON ¢ TO-MORROW zf —— Se ' IMPORTANT FROM THE S0UTH. Merrimac—The Destruc- | Norfolk and Baltimore Stermboat Company, the By JC. NOOUIRE & CO-A ITY: on Fa ice Secosest Navy Yard—The Moniter | Gavoxe, the Pilot Boy, and other SS SS. GOVERNMENT #A1.K OF FRAME BUILD oe ¥ ce 2 Tr y Cone WASHINGTON = 13, rep, | COM> Port rs Fleet off Fort Morgan] oni Sucve uch ca route to Richmond. | There were leg two ironclad ented awards JOHNSON & NAGLE, I, 8g oook, sean e gaol = TUESDAY = , 1862. —s Hermiks protatty acthe rol Geaeeyian te Frame ar hermanos we gal poll i — sarees fe Beeuss From the correspondence of the Baltimore Seay Foe Bremen, however, owed them out] 29 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Sod sitasted in { ane of Sacer Hote. Own Pursnvs st the various militery camps ané Americtn we take the following and extinguished hewn (eoeth wile.) of he Cap tal. to be re: Fe ee ee een ee lee ee ee | Generel Woot tonk poset, as te property| erféig work of aration was accompliehed om frame tins te t a2 to movements and affairs in thelr vicinities. Sa River. of the United States, of the Custom House about y, Between 3 and Tenth Streets, ment funda, ‘ ; ied Norf ilk, and the incendiaries could be seen = : ‘ Suck on Gaturdey croning, sad the Sag of thal ES viow aboul in. the datknces, with thelr pitch: | cecenmmend for the iin Seren shies that New York, May 13.—Commodore l’ortcr’s fleet | Tenth New York Reg’ — Mipsis sted over it. ine fambesux, like so many diabolical visitants are reported as having been seen off Fort Morgan. tine cie Sons Aaldad, Generel Wee Trbe scene Mrotizly veminded the spectator of the unsurpassed stock of uear the entrance of Mobile harber, on Thursday. panied by Secretary Chase, and several members | P2?0rama of the burning of Moscow. and w! AccarmAster's Departinen ‘Mowtrne & c aesie, = By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auct oncere. SALE OF MU! ARTS. HAbNESS, COAL . Spirit ef the Merming Press. The Intelligencer notices, approvingly, the de- PM “Purr cision of Justice Swayne, in the case of the United | "Et toe Shiranek 0 City was bourly expected. Prhis staf, Immedtately started back for onterse | tbe smmmeser Aamo thet SL Cow forth made the | Clarets, Still and Sparkling ya NwSBay, . States vs. James W. Chenowith, that the clause | 0" § gunboats were reconnoitering the Savan- | Monroe, proceeding by the route the army had | #¢! om thrown out sev- oc! d Moselle W of the Constitution which species ‘adhering to | | 00! Eunbouts were, teoonnel pie 3 ae. advanced from Potnt Pleasant. A boat wed there | _Pickets and troops have been Hiocks an imes, ‘hem ral miles in the rear of Norfolk, and active ss- and Mi usetis eer i ber odes beh ngerra ins , os ple | fae oR Pe sar cee ‘istence ‘wilt be given to “General McClellan in from the well-known houses : er, the fo Ay sad via: , = Carts, i. ? =. pase nang price = Beauregard Reinforced by Gen Lovell with | jounced to the President and. the Secretary of Ge BE, proche meat the James river | Messrs. Branvensounc Frenes, Bordeaux, weigh 6 0 pounds, 30 000 Men. Wear the gratifying Intelligence of the surrender ig evenin; cl iz from the neighborhood of W illiams- Y Ubeciat © tes Chicen> Seen te ee (ne eee of Norton Swaed at Waeniek’< burg, aud: brought dows avost four hundred | Me#"s: Mozns & Rerrzz, et Metora has arrived from Pittsburg Landing, | | Unfortunately the Durning of te seu, | prisoners from Gen McClellan. This pute an Frankfort-on-tbe- Main which plage she left on Sunday morning. Yard and the ‘vetoslo would eee of che Navy | Poa to the doubts that had been prowmulasted by z ‘There bad been no general engegement, though complis the assertion of the secessionists that the Merrimac } focxuzim Joint Stock Company, ply to those who commit like acts in respect to domestic revels. The Intelixgencer says : a purport of this doctrine is, that the in the shove pamed cause might have ie Gieted for levying war egainst the United States, ve re, &o., &o Terms oseh. mi22t GREEN & WILLiAME, Avots. . ENT SALE OF CONDEMNED than at 5 | had not been blown up, but bad gone up the ed be ay Posi Avction—Ua WE but cannot be 1 for ‘edbering to thelr ene: | the two armles threaten each other more than St | | A‘ four o'clock thie morning brig tection | James river to Richmond, which, of course, ehe Mechbelen-cn-the-Bhiar, MORNING. Slay. sash, oF snmenes rales’ wher epee ees em oe any previous time. bis defenses for | of Craney Island, which was supposed at first to | COW!d not do for want of suffictent water shal! eelj at the “Corrai” pear be indicted asa prince’ ‘ies | The evemy Is strengthening bis defe be a signal ef some description from the steamer | . Th Rebels around Norfoik did not leave until —also— es Por uoks neve are no tecoveoriee,all are princi: | the detent of eur armice. Am immense forco of | Merrinac., ‘Iewes closely paehed by the oficers | Saturday morning, when tbey evacuated in great watery — ber of HORSES apd MULES, in treason there ate no accessories, all are princi- A rue y Condemned as it for the Government service, ~ negrocr aro at work felling tres, and strengthen- | of the picket boots, ax well by the varions naval | Basle, ,Caunps of threc cavalry er ieee Champagnes, ‘Terms ouch in Goven " eRe i a= ican ie antl-McClellanish and negro- | tog the earthworks. Sialeck au eepuesioe tech ney ot Mal Dest 208r | CC having Jont been eveomnien OF ALL TAE WELL KNOWN BRANDS. Aaristant Quanta Sree phoblaieh to day. aaa It te now known that General Lovell has reached | O10 a! yrator tremble feb raviee ae eae ae | Aw the scree setceatee Tesmmah Teach m7 J. %, MOBUIRE & CO., Aucis, * bd - ' ‘ds Soffolk they helped themselves vat Corinth, bringing with him his army of 30,000} midst of bright flames which shot up threugh | W2 ey. By the Prastdent of the United States of America, | men from New Orleane. the distant blaze the timbers and iron af the mon. Wate athens er eee aistinction. Pt: | We guarantee to satiety everybody at the low- FUTURE DAYS. . ‘ ¥ past si eae ag “| Beauregard was preparing his army for a des- | ster steamer could be seen flying through the air, | ¥®' _— ener By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avotionsers. Waeneas, by my Proclamation of the nine- LASGR AND PEREM®TORY SALE OF perate st le. Our reconnoitering parties in- immense volumes of smoke rose = an > Without any one | est market prices, and solicit an early ca strugg whilst horses aod barnes taken off, wii y 1. teenth of April, one thousand eight bundred and was time obs : daring to question their right wortebly meet the enemy, go where they will, and eatortalned that too wcehahe poet cea twas | “a large uumber of young men in Norfolk ad- JORNSON & NAGLE. sixty-one, it was declared that the of certain | in the itted that they had been in the ice, and ¢ pine Ral A oy ry wy edd ty: ports woods along the roads the rebels seem | ster of the ocean, had ceased to exist, and had | ™! at they ba = in service, i oy Liquors gone: Ine Groeeries, :t aise fasiading those of peared In the State of =a 1a overpowering numbers. doubtiess been abandoned by the crew This | 284 deserted during the fight. They all’ pro- ‘ol Aud ~egare. Ao . ty cataloguest Anction, 5 5 fessed to be Union men, and expressed great sat- Our forces are, at the same tline, strengthening | WS the report which the picket boats brought in Op MUNDAY. the i2:h ia +» instant, will bs North Carolins, Port Royal, in the State of South the morning, and the fact that a hervy explosion | !#action at the coming of our troops. goid at Auction, by virta te of | thet: ith scale. Roads are being heard about the ti ened 4 srivenia venue. ¢ posite Willard: itetel the 4 a New Orleans, in the State of | their position on a gran - was heard al e time menti gave ussu- = a See —_ 4 —4 ri : toe ex E tein set forth, in- | cut through the woods to facilitate the move- | rance that the report was correet. Eecex God Pixtares of ete Loulsiana, were, for reasons the! ‘OR SALE—A rs of handsom: ments of the different divisions, guns are being Immediately at the upper point of the island we one & beaatifal riding horse ; e ed HARES, il se mounted in great numbers, and nothing 18 being | £°U"4 ® mass of blackened wreck floating on the fpecgher or singly, Apply fortwo firet-c'ass and Grocery Store The above etook was selected tended to be placed under blockade; and whereas with srost oare for & first ones trade. the said ports of Beaufort, Port Royal, and New 7a to . he erie will be found mary articles water, some of it proceeded from Dr. GREGSU-.. Veterinary Surgeon, 253: int . Orieans bave since Deen blockaded; but 2s the | left wanting on our part to win the contest. Of the vessels. We had also pasecd large quens | Dsttest. near iain mm 12 2" JOHNSON & NAGLE, phy EOE b'ockade of the same ports may now be safely rc- titles of floating timber on our way up, all of COA!—COA! —COAL! which appeared to have been torn and rended quzlity Cookirg | have on band, and offer for sale, in cask or by the © Ferme cash, Jef Davis Appoints a Day cf Fasting and | ntosplinters. On inquiring of the men found jawed with advantage to the interests ef ccm- ton fiom the ‘ F.M. REAZOR, Trostee, merce: ‘Humiliation, on the island we ascertained that the Merrimac rnin gh BY single dozen : mrdace GREEN A WILLIAMS Acie, Now, therefore, be It Known that 1,ApRawaM | we. stanxer, Va., May 12—A Richmond | ®8dlaid during Saturday at point nesrly a mile ich wii So aol et the lowentnnne | HIBBERT & COS BROWN STOUT, IZ TRE ABOVE FALE WILL BE CON- Linxootn, President of the United States, pursuant WG ; 5 hio! bi below the position in which thet fragments were | far Srivee ti ee int. popes, of co arn instant, rhtch wae cose porter, observed") During the, night, liowever, she had Eotpioce each spiccmn apa re — * | BARKLAY, PERKINS & CO.’S BRO. STOUT, Jet Davis, appolating Fridey hext axa day of | Pee brought back and ran ashore. Her entire | m2 3t GEORGE T. LANGLEY, =m <x Fontes, ificers and crew were landed on the island, and 5 Do. fasting and huwillation, to be observed through. | omcers end crew we » ROPOSALS WILL BS RECEIVED AT c g applied to her magazine, the} "8 OF nti Saturday, May i7:h, at x , ALE, +} out the Confederacy. PP Fg I roey, (ust 7 heat | KNOX & SON’S ALLOA which contained several thousand pounds of | 1 mi From the Mountain Department. powder, was rended to fragments by the time the | at-oec w-st fr. m the souta ido of ly straet nozth £0 YOUNGER’S INDIA PALE ALB, on THURS G, the ish | be soid some is invited to thesae.asthey invited to . higest bidcers ~ to the authority in me vested by the £fth section of the act of Congress, approved on the 13th of July lest, entitled “‘An act further to provide for the collection of duties on imports, and for other purposes,” do Lereby declare that the blockade Ww out fh 5 tae north side of Boun: treet McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers cf the satd ports of Beaufort, Port Royal, and} New Yorx, May 12.—A dispatch from Parkers- Myke pegtoen state thst the cite nk ew Fropossle will state the price per cqua-e yard for | oN NENT’3 SCORCH ALE, XX. Rbdree's ate, OF FRAN uw New Orleans shall so far cease and determine, | burg tothe Times says: The two guerillas re-| passed tLeourh the adjoining country on the | Sr a ne for teste. hee cae te heme DAY, the 22d day of May, te o'clock p. "i commercial Intercourse with those ports, except ee = were on thelr way to Suffolk, from whence they | $-Ofa eee eiah ats bes OL OF A atone of im: inLibers AS. No Ie flict 2s to persons and things and information contre- g Would proceed to Richmond. graving to bs done to the ssciefs tion of the wg end | records for Washineton ‘oo band of war, may, from that time, be carried on, CONGKESSIONAL. We gathered up a number of fragments of the | Commissioners before wos Biwi NGS Reece auribered sieity foes ae > subject to the lews of the United States, and to] gyxwrren CONGRESS_—Second Session. Niieck a8 mementoes, and sped on our way to | ™n0t® Commisn ner Weatera'D strict, w York av-nve, between dith and let etreste, the limitations and in pursuance of the regula- —_—_——— * mi2 _Untel. & Repub.J and ruvning tsck 15 {oet, together with the im- . ~ ite, COaristing of @ email Frame Dwelling Suxatz —After our report closed yesterday— On the line of the river leading from Craney ‘ 3 ) AND fone which are preseribed by the Secretary ofthe | SENATE, providing for the collection of taxes in J [sland to Norfolk there are not less than six heavy | ({8UCERIES, WINES, WHISKIES Treasury in bis order of this date, which is ap- JOHNEON & NAGLE ‘erms : One-third eash; the remainder in 6 and th tionary districts was, after dis. | ©@7thworks, mounting in all about sixty-nine Coffee, - 12 moutha, perded to this proclamation. povelhraany tose aaa ie oe wa | Senet alt of wich are stil in position, except Breen Waits re Java Coffee, tavite tho atetion of Restuarants and Families | Sn the premises, es aedieemcuiniomees é } In w'tness where:f 1 bave bereunto set m: The bill fac! iting the discharge of disabled sndelion Conveyancing at purchaesr’s cost ; hand and caused the seal cf the United 8 aics to | soldiers cums back loom the Heme wih ee Rickusend dice tae entre bee taken to Brine B Peliew oud Wil Sugars, ean Se ap 22 5 eas A Age ie * be nftixed mente, which were concurred in. ; Not far above Craney Island is the futnous river Piain apd ugar cured Hams, Stock ef Groceries : — Done at the City of Waesbingten, this twelfth The House resolution looking to an adjourn- barricade, of which so much bas been sald. Al Jnyton’s ana Janueson’s Crackers. ae dey of May, 1a the year of cur Lord. one | ment on the third ronalgy in the present month } tough the river bere 1s neatly s mile Gide a Frere fi etedana Ove Ol, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, BOARDING. a s.) thousand eight hui and sixty-two, | was taken up seseaiieed lne of piles bas been driven from shore to shor : ~Currsats, ne iat (~S] and of the Independence of the United | Hovsx.—Atter our report closed— with the exception of au opening in the contort Lene ad Cookine fasts, a ZENTLtMAN AND WIFE ANG TW oS Stes the egy SE wcoum ‘The bill to render freedom national and slavery | the channel for vessels lo pest {a and out” Here Golden sirup a eer si Boxee’ | WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, WHISKIES, Rooms and Board, where teers stad gush noe AHAM ie le sectional was amended by Mr. Lovejoy so as ne ile. 0 = Dioner Bsexets, Varn 'y — x . -_— ~ Rak ereare lew by Te By the President : pend as Wikies, aud pal ‘joy were two steam pile-drivers which had been used weer "Babs nad Coo srs, for this work, and near the opening was mozred o bulk of Se awe United States, which , it was pro; o sin. ere in case our vessels Beit enacted. §c., That slavery or involuntary | should dove wanoesdon in passing the fort!fica- servitude, in all cases whatsoever, (other than in | tions There she stands, “tats yiILLiam H Sswanp, Secretary of State. {| The regulat! ons of the Secretary of the Treas- ury, alluded to in tb» Proclamation, have not been recelved. They wiil be published to-morrow } * » — " esl!) POD, Bt 399 18th Verotehed Boxes, PORTS, MADEIRAS, SHERRIES, Bee sttcis A iow cay tomtens ean eo neeee DELLWiGS. BITTERS, &c., &c , mented —_ = o EE GENTLEMEN CAN DE directly out of bond—by the galion or dozen. | T“a9,GR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE To secure freedom to persons within the Terri- tories of the United States: > ce ERIOR OLD PORT WI Sooommodaced with Board, at #75 Bridge : = a the Corea ot cris beers ie parr shall | fused to sink, it is said, or totake tts pasitign ck Peery edie Figo Brandies, strowt, Georgetown, DC moiw bave Leen duly convicted.) sball henceforth cease | the appointed place. Well done for the old Daited Ht Hand Gin. Kove Cordial, MIRST CLAS* TABLY BOARD—4 a OUR MILITARY BUDGET, | sud be probivited forever in all the Territories of | Staten. s “ ‘3 Fine Old Whiskios, TOBACCO end BEGARS, of all kinds. 1 ween G Bnd 8! ho bd Seat we the United States now existing, or hereafter to Immediately commanding this river barricade | 8 bottlosandondraughty sy Wing, be formed or acquired in any wa: is a most magnificent casemated battery, forming ——— — To'olomk ‘Tne bill making an appropriation of $6,000,000 a balf circle’ and mountin, BOTTOMS BRIDGE. : IDE. le of Sweet a ss "OR S iD RENT Sen, MeClellan may probably, it seems to us, | for the payment of bounty to the widows and | It is beautifully sodded, and Somos termine Cait on draws wand eens a ey nani tar PARAFPINE and ADAMANTINE CANDLES. FOR SALE AND RENT. 4 be delayed some days before Bottom’s bridge— | lege! heirs of volunteers was passed after a short | Gn the opposite bank of the rives Is aomtae teas | 16 A. DELS maak meine, akcas ae a — . on the direct road to Richmond. We hear that | debate. tery, wit tro or reg oer stall works efoe eta eli soanane, cant PINE WUUD sel on F hetween 6 aod H wrote, combortatie heart its approaches are net only densely wooded, but] Arporntuznts.—The following nominations yao. ed Gos Naval pe ay batteries on the = Boventh Uarser cast. ee Attached; reone tly “ursithed.. Noobildrent int ‘ 20 swampy for miles on either side that the road | have been confirmed by the Senate : other’ On all of there works, including Sewell's | 10 3 —orenen street my 10-3m = —-9EY PExnsyivania Avance, | house. ‘tre location is cne of the moat de-irab © through them is substantially of carpentry, and} pan’! KE. Sickles, Brig. Gen. of Volunteers. Point, the rebel flug had been lowered by the fleet BYBT AND BAR. ete \ : a therefore easily destroyable. That, unfortunate-| Harvey Brown, Brevet Brig.Gen. U.S.A. _ | and the American flag substituted, SAFNESS OR REN T—Nioely furmshed APART. | ly, te the only route for his army except very] Wm E, Merrill, Brevet Capt Hng'ra, U.S.A.] | In eddition to the amount of ‘ainmunition lef DEA! : MENTS. in exite and sing @ roc isin @ most ¥> y 4 Chas. O. Howard, Capt 1th Infantry, U.S.A. | in the battery sheds, the magazines, of which eligible ication. One On firet floor Apsir Bis} roundabout ones. For instance, to essay to gol Wiley, ud Lieut ix Infantry, US’ & there was a great number, were left well filied, 357 E ot ect, corner of Lith, wee i around the head of the Chickabominy from that] G_A. Rowley, 2d Lieut. 2d Infantry. U. S.A. | The amount of powder in the magazines is est. nal nished HOUSE.» point, distant not more than fifteen from M. Howard, 2d Lieut Sth Infantry, U 8. A. mated at 5,000 pounds, and the fixed ammunition + Richmond tn a direct line,would tnvolve & march R.R. Corson, Assistant ree Gereral of Vols. | could be enumerated by the cargo. : taken out 1m (Gor man, Jos. Hibbard, Assistant Adj’t General of Vols. | The harbor of Notfolk looked most beautiful, LATED ICE P:TCHERS! at Room 93 Fourth Auditer’ ot a etiaee fren dificult} pp ¥ Porter, Brigade Quartermaster of Nols. | and the green foliage of the trees pave 2 summer Pp will aicnicee as eeana m 13- < countey, without water for transporta-} J,. Van Vieit, Assistant (Quartermaster of Vols. * aspect to the whole landscape, as we iaid on the paaortinoated rieaed eee beat OOMS POR RENT—Two nowy and cierant’ - tien. ino. Jordan, Commissary of Subsistence of Vols, | broad expanse of water between the two cities. oak eat f yotcd ~ ape howd On es eee rn or, We believe it to be the policy of the rebels to Wm J. McClure, Commissary of Sub. of Vols. | After cru’ ang about for some time among the = ‘Me w GALES Bau, fe" jouse cor ‘ains sil the modern wements Ap- f Pe Jobn W. Hunt, Brigade Surgeon of Vols. fleet, we landed at the wharf amd took a stroll OPTHALMIC AND AURAL INSTITUTE, m 10 tt * 356 Pennssi-aniaavenes. | piy at No. 341! street, between Isth and isch, op- : delay bis army before Bottom’s bridge until they] °C Remsey, Commissaryol Sub. of Vols. | through the clty. It being Sundav, of course all 427 Peusesivnain Kesces \SBUROH & BRO’S BALTIMORE BAR. | Poet, hSEkUE Tquare, Also for reat,e “tebe & A way remove as much of their war material in} G_F.Spiliman, Commissary of Sub. of Vols. Places of business were closed, and’ the city pre- 2 Mrsracalcvo tag " L“~* PA} ORAL Triage Hou e. mi : Richmond ss possible by rail to Danville, and] _ Assistant Quart-rmasters —G. Q White, Chas. } seated a most quiet aspect. The wharves were Opposite Willarda’ Hotel, aos wit Just reosived, from the late New Yor! . Smith, G 8 Dodge, George Ely, Charles} crowdey with biacks, male and femal id 2 | Devoted to the tre.tment. Menre.tLy aad Surgi- the istest eee get off as many of their troops by the same means | K. Smith, George 4K King) were Eesdly auaber ot working people, with their | eally, cfaii msladionefthe DYE AND EAR oops: assortanens of style Dit of conveyance. It seems probable that our fleet 8 oh Wm. Hoo} h Morris, Charles Hoyt, G. W. Woodbridge, John | Wives and children, were strolling about. Sol- in chargo of nD reliss and Parasols, 4 “4 will, however, Interfere successfully to defeat} H. Tighe, Win Stoddard. Joseph Justice, H. A. | diera were stationed on the wharves and picketed DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, jnen Handkerchiefs of ali Kinds, very cheap, s Ap neee eel Soom uate A eee ' ee ee Nae eee ea oO ee cee Pete plier prion Seren feherttogioy OCULIST AND AURIST, caiory of every description, One gentionan nnd sifewil betskensstesrdere- — { ‘within shelling distance of the city. vee 2 , house. This flay, by the way’ is the regimental From Clinton Pisces, New York City. Bigok § eee of B Skiste F Appiy 8 shove. m 13-2 A STRANGE IDEA. U0™ The monarchy of & land will be repre- | fig of the 1uth New York regiment. TESTIMONIALS. tented at the insugurat! tor ¥ fe whieh will ip off cheap Nothing seems stranger to us than the idee FOsniseep ROOMS POR RENT, with of the International street, for cash. © he houses through the city were generally ing the fullowing testimonials, Dr, Vor Osnvinos your ell, at Hall's old piace, 375 ears OF Faken, Ro. 656 oth a 4 Sxbibith t th: m it closed especially most of thos the thi er bers to stats thst heit only indwoed Seventh et, . % _Wanted,afirstrateCQOK, sm 12 a prevailing in some quarters that a rebel army = will bed jphosy bunts of fas Gene ea classes. Rone fr the tomaion on tus “etreste 0 hey proo sed from eouress so high sad re yer Hoop Skirt Factory, 119 Liberty st ew RK RENT— RICK HOUSE. between thirty and fifty thousand strong, 1s ad-[ Prince Consort. In front of this will steed the | scowled at the horrible Yankees, and some almost | |'@b'o"s to rendec ita msttor «{ eratifioation for | Yor me door to my residece, containing nine family vancing from Richmond in the direction of Gen. seams. to servants yeoms. — rs the ASHING TON 10, 1962, stad! ‘08 & TMACeD | at An Ari jediosl Board wi'lassemb'e in Wash | Fill be 89 pe year. Apriy to Dr. J. - ington, ihe) the Ist of June eat for the ex- GaN; Corner Maryland avente and —y Suest. iat GarpesT ise Sra” ned thee e. 2 of the . In addition = mo character, medical McDowell's front. Under the circumstances of “the sitgation’’ on the Peninsula, especially since the fall of Norfolk and the destruction of the Merrimye, it is simply an absurdity; the chance for the success of any such rebel movement not Royal Commissioners in their robes of state, and | attempted to spit on them, but’ there was a sub. | “#8 Rot only to possess, put to publish them : QURGEON GENERAL'S OFFIC here the prayers and addresses will be read. dued quiet among the middling classes, which thelr countenance implied to mean a desire to ; watch a ait t) men| SERENTION, METROPOLITAN Ri-| Socensonisin, especiales ye gee at bs bea on FO MORE (Ae siommsoy | however voto pouting. ‘They talked boldly of | Monobziekor, im the course cl ihresteonthe, (4th inaract, at the Metropolitan | the Southern Confederacy, declare their determ!- § {sr recovered that | caa now var oonversati bide md all ths disagreeable | $= eure: ack and Ladeet Gea tion to receive Confederate money, would bave | 1#,0fdluary tone of voloa, mvc al re ‘4 sou . being one fn a hundred, as Davis, Johnson, Lee By order Cope Wa H Vata py nothing to do with the Lincoln shinplasters, and | folsos in ths beats tet clscherkee hone eee | bs faraliiac none and the | wit need. For eine ene ee and Magruder well know. We place no par in] mis E. C. ECRLGFP, Seo. sere rat of confidence that in iwenty days Nor- {| havo nearly, and 1’ trust will ver: porn cob ¢ en- ery aoe ane troops in | of this p»por. m 12 this rumor, because crediting the rebel leaders PUBLIC TEMPERANCE M: ETING — | !0!k would be repossessed and the Yankees driven | tirely. - H. Coon, pet tran: , ; ; 3 TO LET, with or with lnethig eens deiemecaes} f PUBLIC TEMPER AN( — | fe A ppications must be addreared to the Seoretary | FYURNISHED ROOM From the Hom. Senator J, F. Simmons. of e ; must True to the spirit of Secession the fire, as I an- Mr. Cooke's oso of dasine-s has been Jong a! La yy Cee o dnte A 2 {icipated on Saturday,and which threw a broed | knownto mo, ae! hat much « ilioulty in msking | piace of his birth. They must also be mi it, & 8 o’clook. read glare across tbe heavens on Saturday nizht, j him hear. requiring & great e.evaci It ] (references will receive no 8! uon iby teenoet joceeded from the destruction of the Portsmouth | §'¥es me pleasure to add my tearimoutei tot ~ Fadl of his posses: th Tam ow Phytol gun ion pau regaieite fe ‘Gilles or at ance will hold thoir reguiar mo * Tempsrence Hall, on ¥! » the I3*h v epsexer: adopt the pelicy most likely of all others so to cripple themselves as not only to essure the de- feat of their army opposed to McClellan, but also é it ro; siz or eight gen oan a fureishd whet Lui sicalesas ‘Saonahie ter, ve minutes’ w. u a Ineotat 162 © sts between Doth end 2st mit at 4 al skill of Dr Mosohzisker. the capture of any force they may venture upon FIFTH WARD UNION | Navy Yard, which was done by order of the ~ ‘th 4 so hazardous an experiment. Their t aim ak SI eye Rebel Commandant. It is now almost a mass of with other persone 1a my geuel torte bitoni abiy the arduous and active duties ofan officer bl per! presen! 19 voters of the Fifth Wa-d | ruins scarcely anything left but walls and tall 4. F, Smumons, U.8.8, | the Medical Staff. ¢ is but to get as many of their troops and ss much Bag ity 1th, 1063, at 736 | chimneys. Even the immense stone dty dock: a cent! "Applioscts must be between twenty one and tteen~ . * of their material of war safely out cf Virginia as » rep tok, tne pu pose of 82°F which cost nearly a talllion of dollars, was mined W asHINeTo =, Apri! 19,1862. | ty. erxht yosre of age, e delegaten to represent in the y is that ‘No ailowan for the Ppos.ble, and to divide and thus weaken their Unien. Demacratta Con Py and damaged, and it is said that the engine and | Rr caeet ans hak the Dearing ot pov 20 18 mete for ayy hes old established BOARDING main force, already too weak to do more than ANDWEW P. MCKENNA. Seo, Lag Sree sng bere tanec, to Richmond. | for'some years. | emproud to. state that he Pea: | indiepensiple prerequisites’ to jetinsct: but 2 Le Rg retreat before the army of the Potomac, is not the PE we poy VOT! RS OF THE | dore Goldsborough ordered the Monitor and the Vin Movebsi-cer, to whom T wont rea ond will be eutitied to udusportation On ahenne tha it atand for 0 Brat & policy likely to enable them to accomplish that | Wizdy yo) ity WARD. You ar EDN ap Any | Naugatuck to return to Fortress Monroe, coal up all who aro sili oted in that way. Wa. BLabg, first order. object. at Odd Fel ‘are EN & Wit: ’ t. tio to GREED EVENING. 14h instant ef 8 ool Dads crete ae eS jows Hal, Navy Vard) totake such ne FOR REST foot bandeomels FURNI WED ; f : roceed : assacnuselts avenue, between 4ta end Sth | dhe now and goon will ooour, several mals " look, at and pi up the Jamesriver to night. Nothin, M jhusetts avenue, in ata onere fe now an " F, several va- be doomed igost prudent at the comi: fe definite has been heard from the Galena, the Port | streets. = THE JAMES RIVER. n'cipal | Royal and the Arosteok. which went upon Fel. Mayon’s Ortica UM, (without board. on the Sod floor stown, Aprils, iz [Qt 0 AL! COA LI! | house 329 between ith and Maths. The The James river ts navigable for sea going | ¢-e0 ton It 18 tha: every voter wul pe} day. ‘Tne scceasionists in Norfolk admit that the h tity thee ee een eee LC COAL a eoaiewn te tee ciy of Richmond, "Tout te naar ce | en suers autns tho recedentaaeiaton | enone ema aun tine lor ater | misty seams une vat lant gs™ | Horygreceted Sia aunrniy at || Risiarese en’ th tvs panel ond en te the city of Richmond. That ts: unless the | sot It pected ofthe candidates 10 answer | 1°80" the James river, but at Bendy Point bat- | ge'f a dee the p ofessional treaunent of Ur. Von \ ‘4 very moderate. ons, #0 thst every voter may kuow | (°FY She got around, and that one of the other | Mosobazie! of ~ | Will diep r9 of the ssmsat moderate prices. in} P&ftint, tue price wi parte In so blocking the channel | ist f . After & fow week: of his care, I ex: ee an Sable and Carciage House o2 rear of lot. for * » the ton what he is vouing for f boats which came to her assistance was sunk As | Perie ced a very percoptiti= improvement, and at | Bll Ls bey F. Tent Apply asab-ve. im 10 at" with s sunken stone fleet, above City Polat, as to| Business of great importancs ie'te $e tantestes | 0 the uth of is se ance was sunk As Ihlecimo Tmy fearing tate good ait has been |S Gp te pei fesland teole. | Drom peters sey weced vy omune ee eoenl jaterfere with the progress of vessels. It seems | Zht oaodidates are respeotin iy invited ro be prea that the Gales bee ese tgat bave ne doubt | *ngigs: Vn? ewer sbinsom Mayor. R EGes! F'VANG. modern aut rereemeasoe ke. to be understood that our gupboats are past City . ron PA etystomelibe-sad We CHARLES S FOWLER & Co ECEIVING Dally, 50 to 390 fresh re- | pizet 397 South ede. m3 iv. Fett where te sve inealoweee EES NG gee | tt cee eu cm | UNC eves = Oy | Recess mien eae tee | cee a Many of our gunboats—even of the most for- ticket, to Aco iLoutam (oF toe mepublican | lading place inong the troops at tone, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL m8 Im*_No. 5 Commerce sts Balumore: Md. | Bg turmchedes £430rwailt street, midable of them—draw not more than nine fect. | 23¥t sco Hall FULSDAY BVe NT SG: | cvacuerion and to obviate the diticulty expe: | Miva es aug MAD CN THEN WARE, NEW STOCK. Sestuide, between G and it ste, Tie issation ie If it bee been the policy of Gen. AlcClellan and tr 7h o'cinak, forthe pargoss of apponst: | fenced Bhey 10 ee aero eile, troops with | plget yusry, Jensnned Waiters 4 — 486 | Sect tie moet denice in the ity. m3 tw Commodore Goldsborovgh to advance the gun. | 185, Ceieests. ty the gcperal vomnatibr eeavan- bat if the beller that they are Of for the Klug: | UM esos, gh 78 Ey ioks, | gust roomed a chetce slockion ol new and de- Vikas, wird The bRiviLeoe oF boats much abead e army, We see no reason — jom Jotton Bloot in Gow 's, ns, Os sirabe sty! ¥) ad to doubt that by this Ume Richmond 1s almost if Be holden ovetz dey Cie eee i Boe aaa | AY milst the Unton Porter eee eae et “S04 (Ocd Fellows’ Hay Thst. | prom BE i tore iweilth ‘and Thirternth cecse suites not quite at the mercy of thelr guns. hagat, (Rec. 36 Be 's,) st the ‘corner of | 20d ate, those of Portsmouth, on the contrary, ZXOME ONE, OOME ALL, acd bey pour oetat | Gimpls priate for — Hole 5 Se. ised veioe she. — oe > ‘streets, Bt 06 O’ciook p m,, | 3°Ve the most enthusiastic testimony on Sunday Come, ONE. COME ALL, and buy your out purchasing at 6 s8'1) d oR, ye. MARINES FOR NORFOLK. Continued buone hour = 12.20” | in behalf of the faith that tein thems. ‘The de, PRING sid SUMNER CLOTMING.ot | Dining Rooms. NTS STATUES, CENTER actisn and cons: blerobants A battalion of U 8. marines are under orders ees ‘= =a aris srction of ~) Navy Yard has given great dis. the corner of § ead Boye ho aig ae = aS m3 action > ra ig Tt! 4 isfac! On, a as We steame: long the w! ves 6 Bs to proceed to Norfolk to guard the navy-yard | & Best vtyiog, Hanae ONES quite a nuuiber of Hage could be eceu suspended iene Ail'pep sueasiou of uct Being able’ to get Varoasist BASE SEANGeeery vor and other places, and expect to leave this after- WH PRO;, | trom private residences. Small boys were pa- | *%,04 % Syed Shane sutablish nent: the: will _eronun, between noon. fe m 13-8 Pe ave. and street. | rading the streets with faze, evidently manu- | gigarr do whet ip cht 8p 30-2m" ade, oy vemments email ‘ . (LK AND LACE WRAPPINGS, — by thelr mothers, and there was every 2m RENC Sait EIS RY. t with a better ly of buntt; Room No, ‘We have Fits ) rope p | there ‘Will be no lack of the disho ion ana. ae Mee rit De am or Bee ae Ach SUR MASTL neta’ alco termination ‘to give it to ab he poe: | leat steak of PRN aIUCIN ¥ a -) par ing sess! concealed Fe flag was deeme: y a and siaisiakeiat the fos tf RS m 13-006 No. 4: Dsrzatsp —The action of the House yester- day in modifying the forts and dockyards emsn- cipation bill of Mr. Lovejoy so as to confine its application wholly to territories, was a substan- tial victory over the faction of the body bent on overturning the Constitution. They saw that the Bie AD ilott, u to an it por pent ane an act of treason by the Kebel authorities—all ly invites the atten! jon of the ayo the e that could be found were dest: Sennen. ‘royed—bence i ee Fall b peer % t et Present scarcity among the people. PRSFE‘son ALEXANDER WOLUWSEI yin a AY board by dey, House would by a large majority vote down their ry N Some of the men and officers of the Merrimac i his qoaress ‘Wook, or Tres m7 eost* * proposed attempt to interfere with slavery in the A ealieeiead’ rp oa he led at Pras waltacenh ene ss Cae aod implied Bui " TOLET The GRICK ROUSE: with vars; * States, and therefore to prevent the exposition of op Gente’. Yo ea wear. very candidi: jesir to keeeme sin, ist ded Sunwin wad rooms ecoer by thetr real weokness that would be involved in 7198 Oaly mar in fige ihe potyal 8, ehcald avail themactves of contains nS the defeat of their measure, they took time by ough standard value; honoey 0. purchaaer Merrimac, he pro tustruction. ap tim Sega coke. B00" af ieee i name | eg se ga | iy ce eels | Cappers PEE BEE, nem im Sia that, a ly amount 'y damage done the Mofitor’s heavy | pi . £0, in 12 ieces, at (5 tos virtas! declaration of the purpose of Coo. ° Ee CK: &o . in 12 yaid p Der ya: grees not to inferfere witb slavery in the States. ws was to start some of her timbers and cause | jor meals. For sale 7 OHN R. RLVANS, — Mi . 6. ce Mink, So ARTROR: LJ her to leak badly. The only sh had reall: 5 corw Taste LINENS, NAPE. DOYLiEs, Pioee was tbat ofthe a gun ofthe Cans ee MA pepe pTihens tardiaes and wouaded some neon. tne Ei p ai “4 it at 410 ; a And alfither Mate at tity boone of housekesp | Com. Botkamen, wae ree M8 | Sh atreat Uetwoon H and fy and is pr town. just org nee, at Oar prov zrbiasly low marked in | | The Secessionists of Norfolk denied that the pute al “orders prom iy ae e [atest atyles me Tstook sosioited from stean eras ghd, been blown up. The Sailing os ie. aa \endean sh too Bg gages Master said be bad not been aboard of her on ber Y Immediately —Young ladies to learn % purchase. PERRY @ Be last ba ga ape dtp considerable trouble | Dress ing. 30-im* m 13 6 Pa.sveouesnd Ninthst | onboard. He of | TANGRAVINGSENGRA: ————___E. Sverue ond Minta st Gren Ge GENTLEMEN'S CLUB HOU:E, Hes Bae been unwilling for her toattempt to aght | Fy Financtal.—New York papers of yesterday report the fcllowing sales of stocks: U.S. 6's of 1s31, registered, 105; coupons, 105%. Oregon war loan, 101. U.S. 5’s of 1871, registered, 954 U. & 5's of 1874, coupons, 96. One year certif- cates 19031004 7.3) Treasury notes, 105% Border State Stocks are without change. New York 7’s are quoted at 114%; Kentucky 6’s, 92; Illinois a plossast Monito: lst “others. were VING. coupons, 97; Iittnois war loan, 96; Tennestee 6's, Another couflet He admmited tet Gee ord Wi —s 694; North Carolina 6's, 72/4; California 7’s, 91%; about tet eek ordered to go up the York river = Missour! Os, 52%. American gold, 1033. obey. ‘We then rociven io rae ee te at ah : peed : ‘C. J, HOLYLAND. Arro.xtx> —Alonzo Jobneon, of New York proceed op the Jom ta eee a bat. Bieee Brinton mie bas been eppolated to # temporary clerkship in \ery to blockade aud p:otect Richmond from the 4.000 ‘é cana] ra) boats. He sald’ that there were some on Ost) i the Peusion 8 Who were not willing to fgbs on her any ‘our og The receipt of cotton at irners) ae. rg be Be vf big se. UUZER, BARRICK & CO._ tne oe sooe dung Eniving in Nesheille wie erate «fia ta iately ae witch key would have Cheat Moa, i ‘AND IN WARE OF ; pee s hed th the James ri : ‘ote ite BAIS & the TOE Bh Canpee Cha & DOWNING. | While the navy yard whe being destroyed on mht rie 3) 7