Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1862, Page 2

ING STAR. \SUINGTON CITY: MONDAY. .... 0000000 sececee MAY 86, 1868 UF Reading matter on every page. See out- « “e lor Interesting telegraphic and other matter. UL Zbough ‘flux Stax is printed on the fastest " rots in ure south of Baltimore, its edition © 88 to reculre it to be put to press at ar Lour: Advertisements, therefore, should be «fore 12 o'clock M.; otherwise they may er until the next day. Spirit ef Merning Press. The Intelligencer publishes the letter of Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts to the Secretary of War ta reply to the late call for froops, and withdraws its statement that Gov. Andrew had responded with alscrity. Gov. Andrew says that Massechusetts is ready under certain con- ditions, one of which is that ‘the President will mstaia Gen. Hunter, and nize all men, even bleck men, as of that toyalty the blacks are wai to manifest, and ‘(them Sight with Ged and buman nature on tuetr side’ Otherwise, “ the sons of New = ssod will feel the draft abeavy one on their pet- ‘The Aepudlican styles the disloyal response of Gey. Andrew to the call for troopsa “‘noble’’ one OUR 5 ee MILITARY BUDGET. ne ‘THE SITUATION. fle public, we are perfectly satisfied, are need- asly agitated end alarmed relative to the opera- ue of the rebels in the valley of Virginia, in- Kenly’sdefeat and Banke’ retreat. The pees et our command to-day necessarily limits ue explanation we have to make of what has transpired in that quarter in the last few days, itnetsoasto prevent us from being perfectly telligible, we trust. Thus we have to say that the force under Jack- soo, itis evident to us, consists only of the troups which be retreated before Banks, when the advanced as far as Harrisonburg, increased the one or two thousand men that are known oiaed him weeks ago from Gordonsvilie immediate vicinity, and a ccnsiderable pertion of the rebels, who, under Ewell and 1) dward Johnston, fought Schenck and Milroy a week or two ago in tne vicinity of Monterey ‘I ue litter, to the number of four or five thousand, doubtless, slipped away from Fremont’s front, (after the fashion {2 which Joe Johnson's army sipped away from Patterson's front, and joined Beauregard at Manassas, it will be remembered,) snd fermed a junction with Jackson, ere his at- tack on Kenly. In all, we do not believe that Jackson bas more than ten thousand men thus sthered under his command; a force, however, mote than sufficient to annihilate Kenly’s one ‘tougand, as has been doae, and to have defeated 3 (who had with him bot four thousand men —not ten thousand, as the Nepwbiican this morn- tates) at Winchester, had he ventured to at- tempt torematn there Instantly on beating Kenly, Jackson started on the direct road to Winchester, to get in the rear of Banks, who was then at Strasburg. Bar however, fell back on-Winchster (by mercbing the other side of the triangle) in time to anticipate Jackson’s arrival there full twelve hours; in which time be was able to send ahead of bis further retreat to Martinsburg and the Po. tomar, his supply trains; and, indeed, if we are coriectly informed, thus to save all the military property with which he was entrusted. Yester- dey morning be was attacked by Jackson as he was retreating ; but from the fact that he lost no portion cf the supplies, &c., he was covering, it « justly inferable that his battle of the day could Lave been little more than a series of inconsider- able skirmishes between bis rear guard and the rebel advence, that amounted to little of import- ence. Before leaving Winchester be took measures to nave all the rolling stock removed from the por- tion of the Baltimore and Obio ratiroad that snlgbt possibly be reached by Jackson before he conld be so reinforeed as to change the latter's reld tate @ rapid retreat. ilorp Ferry was £0 isoned before, and to quickly reinforced, as that we question much wheter Jackson w!ll venture seriously to menace it, though {t Is highly probable that last night ad this morning be bas been indulging in the favorite rebel pastime of destroying the rallroed in the vicinity of Martinsburg. The idea of s venture on bis part to cross the river efter Bunks ix most preposterona, as he ow well that by this time B. hes been so reed, tbat be could never get back into virginia, were Le to easay the experiment. The fact that |well and Ned Jobnson are now with Jackaon, efter having so recently fought benek in the vicinity of Monterey, and that fremont bss also recently made certain move- iments, which Yt {a not oor purpose to explain at this stage of the game, forces upon our mind the cm that bad Fremont been able to keep itieg Lere and Banka aware of the dis- eof the enemy's forces lately tn bis ty 4 command would have been saved inks ainp’y reinforced in time to have made ecessful d at Winchester. thing to make a dash with a com ¥ smatl force with some success, as done, and quite another to effecta successful retreat from the force being rapidly ac- «umulated upon all the routes by which the re- Treat may be attempted »\ © kuow that, already, Union forees have been so advanced in Jackscn’s rear that it appears to us morally end physically impossible for him to rescue bjs troops from the cul du sac into whieh he bas rushed. Prudence forbids us to explain the measures the Government bas taken to secure im and bis force, dead or alive; but we do not see bow they can possibly fail of complete and -day's Star) making it certain that up to this a00n Jackson had not reached the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, and generating the impres- sion that be bas already commenced his attempt to rush back out of the fatal cud dw sac into which ne has ventured. #XPLOSION AT FREDERICKSBURG. Mr. O Palmer, a hospital steward in Genera; King’s division, who arrived inthe clty this soorning, reports that an oxplosion teek place at Fredericksburg, Va., about noon yesterday, in a orick building which had been used by the rebels ss @ powder magezine, killing the sentinel on doty and destroying the building, but doiug no ‘artner damage. Some grape shot, which were iaying om the kegs of powder, were thrown a wcreat distance—clear across the river. The explo- ion caunot be positively accounted for. By some it is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary; another version is that the sentinel was meddling with the shells, and thus caused (he expiosion. RAILROADS TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT. Ordered, By virtue of the authority vested by srt of Congress, the President takes military prs- srsion of all the rallroadsin the United States from and after this date, until farther orders; and directs that the respective railroad companies, stelr cilicers and servants, shall hold themselves -a readiness for the transportation of troops and upunilions of war, as may be ordered by the mili- tary euthoriiies, to the exciugion of all other busl- ness. ity order of the Secretary of War: AM. C. Mzics, Quartermaster General. Orznatic —Onr citizens will be glad to see by (be advertisement elsewhere, that the Gottschalk end Brignoli Gpera Company are to give two operas ia this city, including the appearance in tuls elty of the celebrated American cantatrice Madame de Lussan. The sale of tickets com- mences to-morrow morning, at Metzerott’s. . renee 17> From the publishers, Ticknor & Pields, Boston, from Stllliogton, Odeon Ballding, John © Parker, 379 F street, and D.M. Doub, Post Office news stand, we bsve early copies of the Atlantic Monthly for June, containing @fteen gontribations by the Gest authors of the count:y. LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPS. IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GE [L BANKS. He Crosses the Potomac in Safety at Williamsport, with bis entire force, trains and all. The Enemy Hesitates to Follow Him, lest they get In a tight place. Wiriamsport (Md ) May 96 —To Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: We believe that our whole force, trains, and all, will cross in safety. The men are in fine spirits, and crossing In good order. The labor of last night was fearful. The enemy followed us la+t night on our merch, but has not made bis appearance this morning. The news of your movements Soutn has unques_ tionably caused them to look for their safety. Your dispatch was read to the troops this morn- ing, amid the beartiest cheers. N. P. Banxs, Maj. Gen. Com’dg. —— +0 Distursances In Baltimore, YesTERDAY.— We glean the following particulars from the Baltimore Ameriean : The news of the defeat of the Ist Maryland regiment and the death of Col. Kenly caused a high baer He exasperation, ard this wes in- creased by the open i po. of the disloyal over the defeat and slaughter of a regiment raised among the citizens of Baltimore. The excite- ment was intense and knock downs frequent. A secesh butcher was knocked down on Saturday night, end on Sunday Robert Morrow, Mr. T. J, Warrington, a member of the bar, and Boltvar R. Daniels, of the Baltimore bar, were badly beaten. Mr. Daniels was protected by the police, and when be thaoked them cries of “hang him,” “bang him,” resounded afl around him. The independent Methodist Episcopal Crurch, at the Assembly Rooms, suspended service, because an attack upon them was threatened. Mr. Paesano, residing on High street, near Lombard, was bit by a brick, inflicting a severe wound. A gentle- man named James nox, of the firm of Knox & Co., shipping and commission merchants on Smith’s wharf, while passing along North street, got into a difficulty and was immediately at- tacked by seviral inthe crowd. A proposition was made to heng him near the Chesapenke Bank, but the police rescued him. There was but few fights in the afternoon, and those of little consequence. Shortly after five o’clock, Samuel Hindes, Eeq., one of the police commissioners, mounted a box, near th.2 corner of Calvert and Baltimore streets, and made a spirited address to the crowd, urging those com- Posing it to pay respect to the law by quietly dis- persing to their homes. In compliance with his request the crowd dispersed, and quiet reigned once more on the street. A number of arrests were made during the day. Major General Dix sent for Marshal Van Nos- trand, and asked if bis force wag sufficient to preserve the peace of the city received an answer in the affirmative ured the Mar- shal that such proceedings should not be tolerated in bis department, and that !f necessary he would call out the military. The aspect of the city to- day will determine his decision. Lire insvrance.—Rufi mall, Eaq , of this city, is now stopping at the National Hotel, Washington, where he ts doing a fine business in Ife assurance. Mr. Small has for severe! years st devoted his entire attention to the Insurance uainess, in all its departments. He represents some of the very best companies in the United States. We have ene hed a personal knowledge of his business in this city, and have always known him to be <sf2 and prompt in all business matters. As a consequence he has on his books, in the long list of persons for whom be has pro- cured life iusurance policies, many of our most enterprising business men and close financiers He has also procured policies for persons tn New fngland and the Middle States. We are not surprised that he is succeeding in Washington. All who desire to eff-ct an insur- ance upon their lives may rest assured that in ali things they will find Mr. Smallan honorable and reliable insurance agent —Biddeford (Me.) Jour- nal. We understand that Mr. Small will remain here @ few days longer, and will revisit this elty again within the year witha view to a perma- ent residence here. re eae From Burnetpe’s Commanp.—By an arrival at Old Point we have the following : The American flag was raised in Raleigh, N. C., some three or four days ago by the citi- zens. No particnlars have been received. ‘Tuis news came by a flay of truce. On day before yesterday a party, consisting of two compantes of North Carolina cavalry and one compsny of infantry, visited Swift creek, twelve miles from Newbern, where a Union meeting had recently been held, and arrested several Union men, taking them away with them. One of the men, who was very loud tn his ex- sions of Union sentiments, was taken into fre woods by the enemy, wher? his throat waa cut, and where he was afterwards found by our troo, A reconnoissance was made by Clinton, nine- teen miles south of Newhbern, s few days since, where the enemy’s advance pickets were found and a skirmish ensted. We lost one man killed end four privates taken prisoners. We left nine of the enemy's dead on the te!ld and took two prisoners. The health and spirit of the troops at Newbern coatinne excellent. Washington. N.C , bas been occupied, and a hewspsper started there by the troops FinanctaL.—New York papers of Saturday say:—The stock market {+ still unsettled. At the opening government bonds were generally firm, but speculative shares were many of them lower. There bas been quite astir in the market in reference to a supposed fraud tn the stock ac- count of Indiana State bonds, and it wiil be no- ticed that the 5’a to-day declined 7 per cent. We quote:—U. 8 6's of lsat, registered. 101¥; pons, 101%; U.S. econpons of i565, of 1574, reyistered, 93; coupons. ury notes, 104%; one-year certi 85 nois coupons of 1570, 97 ¥; Jilinois coupons of 1979, 97%; Indiana 5’s, +2—deciined to 75 at sec- ond board; Missouri 6’s, 5: Californi: 95 45 Minnesota 8 per cents, merican g . —_—_——_— ——————— SECOND WARD NATIONAL DEMO- lem CKATS and al! others opposed to Abou- tionism, a1@ invited to t in ihe Pracki & c “E DN} Spa? rackiin rire Company, on 7 EVENING, ata oreloa, Lor ths purpose of maxing the necossary arrangements for the election of Monday next. Afulattendanse cf our frien requested. ms PAIR FOR THE BEN#FIF OF Do- MESTIC MISSIUNS.—The young .adies’ ofthe Rector’s class, of the Church of the Asces- sion, wii! hold their fair for Do mestio Missions, at the Young Men's Christan 4 commenting MOND YY, May 25th, and contin throuch the week. Admission 10 cepts, m23-3t® ——————— ele mes tT f EVERY ONE'S INTARKEST—-TU THE \ CITIZENS, OSTRANGERS, AND SOL- RS !—1 have just received @ very large @ud ine agsoriment of Spring Clothin: offering ®t our usual low prices, at ith street, opposite Po io hedge ms }O~ v~ Office, near F. 27. THE UNION PRAYER MEETI it suther- oni ir ent ayae, (Rev. J. er’s,) nae. corner of and res! commencing 100i \- and continued bat oce bos: ae” RSALE—Atthe Printing Office Bin WATERS: (oppopia of ool Even- ing S:ar,)such a8: Oaths of Al.og! imane - pation Biarse,— eh Lawyer's B.acks, and al Osher Biaake ta general HAND’S LINE Noxice Te. WORB ENTE —The steamer cor,” Captain Fenton, has oa Re cargo résly for ved, fer.” HYDE & HAVIDSO, Georestown, D.C. . J. H. SCHENCK. ge a FFdig dusting wide hose brilliant and ioe been ‘soquired by hi treatment of 10s @von in oases Which pave Been reearced 224 pronoun zed inourable by a ju ty. ~ ee PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘ashineton City, On WEDNESDaY, the Seth May, to examine ret coneultation the condition of pati ents. His great experience derived from lo nd ox- Ve Practice, 6 O49 #tu‘y and de to hie jeasion, together with the orteee cer nd the per- fect instrument with which Aicengmivatio of ne a him to detect symptoms of Ci soasa, is three great medicines, his PULP, Cc 8 "WEED TuNL and MAND. i fh where bese ae widsly cslebrated as reme- diseases of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach it mane in the menpcemen andoue THE AF! RaT “a ir se a icul. the — Ke "s * Command, wand Dei - Terre bi of t Enon é y We ‘a F(t emma Liao ater at get ott eae the day y, and resulted in scenes of disorder some details of later di from the War Department, on Sat- urday night, announced that he was not dead, but @ prisoner in the hands of the enemy. This aicpeih gave considerable relief to his nm fri here, and when an- nounced on the bullettin boards morn- ing caused an involuntary cheer from t! as: sembled. accounts, however, leave but little doubt that the first account was correct, and this most gallnt officer has fallen, @ vietim to the rebellion. Joweph ‘Robinson’ of Pitaburg, © member of joseph Robinson, q Knapp’s Pennsylvania Battery, who succeeded in Geking bis ps after the battle ‘was over, and collected from b! Maryland ‘iment, three companies of the ‘Twenty-ninth nsylvania, and one section of Koapp’s Battery consisting of two rifle guns. Whilst the fight was be was rein- i Dircommaeeed ¢ a Padey ey wodag The it on y a strong dash of cavalry, under and of the famous Ashby, on the position ta by Col. Kenly, about a mile east of Shenandoah. Aftera fight of two hours the enemy was repulsed, with heavy loss, and driven back some distance. Finding that a large force of infantry was com- ing to Ashby’s aid, and moving soas to surround him, Colonel Kenly ordered his men to fall back to the west side of the Shenandosh, and to destroy the bridges after them. This was done in good order, and the amaller bridge was destro: but the flanking force of the enemy came on be- fore the longer bridge could be destroyed, and Colonel Kenly im ep | got his guns in posi- tion and his men in line of battle to prevent the crossing of the river. Another fight here took place, which lasted nearly two hours, and the enemy was again repulsed with heavy loss Finding that no reinforcements arrived, Col. Kenly, wounded by a ball in the neck at the first assault, addressed hig men and urged them, al- though assailed by a force at least five times their own number, to keep together to the last ; other- wise they would be run down and slaughtered by the enemy’s cavalry. Then, placi artil- lery in the rear, he commenced to fall back, bat fore he bad gone three miles they were again overtaken by the enemy, formed in line of battie, ~ the artillery opened a destructire fire on them. At this moment a portion of Ashby’s cavalry was observed apprencning with a white flag, as if desiring a parley, when Col. Kenly ordered his men to cease firing. They were allowed to ad- vance within pistol range, when the white was thrown down and a biue or black flag rai: and a charge from several quarters made on the exhausted men. Allof those who escaped per- sist that the cry of the enemy was “no quarters,”’ and that even the wounded were bayonetted as they lay on the field. This, however, we are not disposed bangs Scope! tocredit. Col. kenly is represented as having fought most desperately, and, wounded as he was, succeeded in cutting his way through the ranks bf the enemy, and bad not proctedes, far when he fell from & ‘s horse from the effects of a severe sabre wound that he received in this last engagement. He was lifted up and placed in an ambulance, and had not proceeded far before they were again overtaken and a volley of mus- ketry poured Into the ambulance, killing both horse and driver, and it ts sup) im poss! ble for the Colonel to have survi: this last assault. The men who have escaped, as is usual in such cases, consider that they are the only fortunate ones, but as they obtained horses, it is probabie that many others may have since comein. They were strongly impressed with the belief that no uarter was given to their comrades, but we thing this is to be doubted, and that a large number are prisoners, They all admit that our loss in the two first engagements was very light, and that Until the last charge on them they had succeeded ir. repulsing the enemy at every point of attack Major Miller, of the ist Maryland, is also re- gine to have been wounded, and is believed to a prisoner. Lieut. Col. Nathan T. Dushane had fought bravely throughout the day, and was with a division of the regiment iz the artillery when the last assault was made. What was bis fate our informant did not learn, The section of Knapp's Battery done most efficient service throughout the day, and stood by their guns until the last moment, when the Rebel cavalry, having broken through the in- fantry, rushed on them with pisto! and sabre, and secured the two guns. They had, however, but three rounds of ammunition left, baving fired nearly two hundred rounds during the day. After this our lines were broken, and Col. Ken! directed his men to secure thelr own safety, = { cut bis wae through the cavalry who sur- rounded him. This course on his part gives some color to the assertion that the enemy bad declared bis intention pi gd “no quarter,’? otherwise this gallant and experienced officer would, in this last extremity, have been justitied in surrendering himeelf command as prison- ers of war.— Baltimore American. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Washington, D.C May %, 1282, ‘The attention of Underta:ers ana others in terested is hereby aoe Girected to the law in Te'stion to certificates of death and burial within the Corporat on umite,or which the following 1s |n exts strict coir p.isnce with which wilt be expected siter the first of June next, or the penalty will be enforoed in every initance. ‘The requisite bianks can Le obtsined ty epplication at this office, By order of the Bosra of Mea!th @.M LUVE,M. D., Seoretary, Extract, “That in every case of the death of & human be- ing within the ltauts of this Corporation, it elsll be incum-ent on the undertaker, or pereon acting as undertaker. to procure trom a Phyeioian, or some other respectable and responsibie pergon cognisact of th ctroumstances aw lending the death of the individual, a certifionte setting fate the nam, sex, color, probaoie ime of ai Supposed osuse of death of person, and Leap of interment. together sos suck other facts ae may serve to identily the individu- a', of Soourding to such form as may be prescribed by the Board of Health of this city, which certifi- este the undertake: or peraon soving 8s undertaker shall if OF O&URe to bs delivered at the office Or reaid of the Seorstary of the Board of Heaith with ten days after the comme! it Of each jonth, under & penalty not exceeding hve liers for each Overy Omiasio* or neglect to deliver or cause to be delivered within the time pre- soribed. m 38 3t* SEALED P; CPOSALS WILL BE RE- + ovived at th ran &: y leo S saan sttbenlatars. mie eal oe ok of Jane taking up o: the o d sewer in 13th the onsal to the north cotstruotion of a n With suitable drops, man-holes Sovdge toast ant onebet peter gh te te 01 speo! Ons pre} y the { ity Surveyor end under the superiavenden the Commissioner of the Weatern wistrict rt ‘west from: oe of Ei raat ain sad 0! er dimensions, ant frnoehen Tas two aasi ers, Persons goatrous of | proposing cap examine plane fic ne a! the Surveyor’s Office, and ohtain Parmeton to beexcouteds RICHARD WALL ROR m2d : Rep} Oe. ELLICOTT’S MILLS, Maryland, Is now open for the focommodation of Boarders c ‘ashing: Or address pr ay 1 m 2 Im* Elticot ts 3 fe Ma. VENTH 8T., NEAR JOH N OGDEN, Britannia and Stiver- ished and Patnted Tin, fe Cutlery, ‘are, Baskets, Brushes, We respsotfully solicit a cal! Somes endesvors to please. ha ba) soim* ATAPSCO HUTEL, and Visitors, duriog the Sur Terms moderate, For fi EW HOUSEFURNISH s NEW sto Sivan sremne Pe ae vealer in Ware, Plan- Housefurnishing Door Mats, &e. old and re COLT CoH oe? haa TAULE CUTLERY and fico ne ne _m ocg:* _ 619 Bovouth stzeot, near Pay, Da. Ww. H. wis uex, oltizens of Lo vs ty = UNION MEETING IN PORTSMOUTH, Va. [Correspondence of The Star ) Portsmovrs, Va., May 23.—Editer Star: A tn tle city: yesterday (That eracon, at cl Oxford Hall, when Capt Jobanare Watson was secretary AMUSEMENTS. XHISITION FOR LADIES ris. speh wearers ras chosen chairman, and R. G. Staples % + TEs. , " Ca saten, te following, gentemen were sp: | A” areal rect x“ EATRE, pear are) TUBSDAY NOON, MAY 27TH. be acted upon by the . Vig: James H. = Glements, George R. Boush, Philip Thomas, the mavttaleot iagpeeeionsand Henry and Robert Pettit. # to the Exhibition. Dr, Colton will de During the e of the committee the band | livers lecture on bees fey = regiment enlivened the meet- BOW TO PRESERVE HEALTH, with the national airs, ‘Hall Columbia’’ and —_ be living 4 “Star Spangled Banner.” ‘nd never hrough bairman | experi x day,) fathor ati! ea Selivwring: proctatinend cossitinees ceenaar: | sites eco of 80? ie Gatlores he cao penx irom tion of which he advocated ina pertinent speec fi valusbie infor ation to ‘Whefeas 2 convention of elec! = nt otive the people of Virginia easemblea in Rich did in secret on, contrary to the expressed desire of their constituents, pass certain reselves declaring the peopie of the State absolved from thetr allegiance to the Federal Government, and connecting them with a 60-called Southern con- federacy; and whereas, this so-called con: bave a treasonable war upon the Govern- ment of the United States without cause or provo- cation, forcing our citizens, contrary to their desire to take up arms ogi their country, in- vol bringing destriction on our lies and friends, causing wid desolation in our midst and mourning at our firesides; therefore, be it Resolved, That we do unhesitatingly condemn * FORD'S aTHERKUM. FOR ?WO NIGHTS ONLY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, May Band 2. Gottschalk and Brignoll’s ITALIAN OPERA CONCER fo mPANyY! neat of MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG! the heresy of secession as being destructive of the GOTTSCHALE, liberties of the citizens, tending to demoralize BRIGNOLI, the community and the subversion of eiviliza- SUsINI, tion and ion, and 1f successfully carried out MUZ\O. would be a death-blow to republican institutions, Ths public are ree lly informed thet ‘T'wo Giand Combination s OMbrBoine the vooal sod instruments! talent in the oouniry, ™ {aoe WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, May 2, 2. On Wednesday the oe: Prims Doana, Miss CLARA LOULSR KEELOUG. of ReNew. York. a 1. edeiphis oll ag 8 8 ws mak per fl WaAshineton, in Donizstt’s coiritine pera. BA FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO. The great svocess whioh she has invar:! ‘with upon the 10 8, induces the hope debut in this city will h iy the pozition whieh her youtn and talent / avo al ready conqusred for her upon the etage of America, Resolved, That we look upon the Constitution of the United States as a sufficient guarantee of liberty and protection to all the citizens througb- out the country, and have seen no indications of any attempt on the part of the United States Gov- ernment to subvert the Constitution or set aside any of its provisions. consequently we feel it our duty to yield the governmeut « hearty support ia its efforts to suppress insurrection and put down nue most effectually and in the shortest ume. Kesolved, That we believe a majority of the cai of Virginia are loyal to the United States, it have been deceived by ambitious leaders at home and driven into rebellion by an armed mob from abroad; consequently we earnestly invite them to join us in the effort to get rid of the hor- rible bsg eiec rae from which we have suffered for ence asa ate = Ponte the last twelve months Sustul as. Sulpizo Kesolved, That we earnestly appeal to our brethren In our midst who kave adopted the heresy of secession, to return to thelr allegiance, feeling confidert that our Government has no desire to one them of any of their former rights end pr! Mary, ba Kesolved, That in the opinion of this meetin, the true interest of the State of Virginia demands that her citizens in the Eest should without delay enter into a recc gnition of the government estab- ee Sate Ta emvinicy of the State. esolved, That we appeal tothe general gov- ernment to extend support and Protection to us in this period of distress. Resolved, That a committee of two be appoint- 3 to carry out the provisions of the sixth resolu- on. In accordance with the last resolution, Messrs. Clements and Collins were appointed a commit- tee to proceed to Washington und present a peti- tion, which was read by the secretary, and opened for signatures. Oa motion of Mr Clements, it was Resolved, That the military authorities be requested to ad- minister the oath of bps frecine to our city author- Mies CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG wi! sing, at the conclusion of the the celevrated CLARA LOUISE POLKA, composed expresaly for y #ignor Mezio, MR. L.M GOBTSCHA wili on this occasic: = ul Fantasia di Bravur& Jerustiem, compored by mse. iI. (A) Etude of Chopinin F Minor. (B) Valse di © in A Fist. {tL (for the first time) Faptasa on Bello in Maschers, composed by himself. Manical Director and Conductor .... Sie, Mczio PRicks oF ADMISSION. Srokestre and Heloony Seats jreea Circle and Parquet. Family Cira.e.. Private Box. . 100 ‘by Mr. Gott alk is from the ul T. 8C0 iJ oy manufactory of Meszre, Chickeriog & . in. ities, and in the event of their refusal to subscribe ON FHURSDAY, 3 Second ant Last Opera Night, dom same, that legal steps be taken to remove LA FAVORITA. The meeting then adjourned, and, headed by the band, a ietge number of citizens formed in Procession, and marched through the principal streets. X. Madame De Luesan as........ —-----Leonera m 36 St GROVER’S THEATRE. Leonarp Grovar—....... Special and Universal Desire. B: PECA WARE STATE ‘The Graza Combuntron of Dramatic Artists, s0 LOTTERY. Authorized by “An act for the E f SVONGOMEDY CONGRESS)” athorize: ‘An 28! internal limprovemonte in iho stste ore © COMEDY CONGRESS | Delaware.” pie 7 BEN 3 gg hHILLIPs, . MORRIS. Managers. JENNY PAR! * LUTFY HOUGH, To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Will . On SATURDAY. June 28th,1962, SCHEME. 000 ot aeees meee 19,762 80-100 5 000 $e on? wees se 50,000 5 000 ‘eon Zon, ved \ +. 80004 -2mO1 fd New Sz.uctions er THe OncrastRa. 3am se ete 20,000 To conclude with the laughter provoking Yankee ‘000 | meu 2.000) MSHITARLE ARS: MEHI' te NN! ry AMER PSDLE ANN! 800... Mehitable Ann, & Yankee girl, with the comic cong = “Jozisn’s Courtship, ——- Lotty Hough 20. Ber Bred 1 YP ULZ 7, 0 ‘90,316 prizes amounting Fees, ADMISSION. Cirole and Parqust Circle___..50 cents "Lig 539 582 20-100 ly Cirol e 4 ——- 8505 | rn “amily Circle... ebuis hi Chai — WE vecacess seca: a ‘Piokets $10—Shares in proportion. rivate Feet ns aie amar aon <a JOHN A. MORRIS & CO. are the sole and ‘Seats may be secured ‘neal aring the only Managers of the Dolaware State Lotteries. day without extra charge, aa ANTERBURY HALL, LovisiaNa av., NEAR SIXTH sr. CANTERBURY HALT! CANTERSORY HALL! ANTERBURY HALL! GLORIOUS SUCCERS! 117" All orders for tickots or parts of nekets wil! promptly ant faithfully tilled, and the official fied by the State Commissioners, Sent to all wno order, Thodrewn numbers are also published in the New York Horaid. Address JOHN A. MORRIS & CO, Managere, Wiimington, im* Delaware. GLURIOUS SUCCESS: ) SLASSES —A sil lot of super . 4 Fete” Beeb GLASSES, just iavpe ted by Coden Pe eae ee mH __ FRANCK TAYLOR. |ray GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY Fee SALE LOW-—A good HORSE, for a Cannot be Exceled in Amertea. pad. ocers OF Fpmitare waren; oe Ses Ww, for in Groce: —_ ture, or Dry wvode Apply a his of oc or. witnns cane sidan address through Post Uitice,““X A.” m 24-3t Tnis Tommie of Amusement, rises, ighcr every a > 7 7 m the ul ie 5 ur motto is T2 CRITTER Brides SPUN Witiour Vola sires aPTAIN E. A. RYTHER, To-night See future advertiscmenta’ m% St* A TREM®NDUUS BILL, ee ae in MRS. ARTR’s THE STAR COMBINATION ua MILLINERY 4 FANCY STORE, & al opment jo. S11 ee StRear. NEAR Pa. AV, Has just re eived direot fr N i weeds eterna tt MIR ERV RUBS A NEW PROGRAMME! MESSRS. LEWIS AND CHRISTIE, of the latest styles. to which che respectfully in | TH treat “Fizing ara, will Spear in viten the atte lous ied of Washiopton and vicimiey. ns Sms the indies LEAP FOR LIFE? 0 artio! joa are of the best wold on very reasonab!e terms. CARD! Ong HUNDRED DuLLARS Will be paid to ho N0CeEs- wil $y sontqeen wi oarry a point toan ment. poamuee only @ fe LEAP FOR LIFE! LEAP FOR LIFE! 2 L’RCHELLE PERILEU2B ! uality and will be m i4-lm Sent acimphitatetaa"ae feyceeke er betas id pot oooa *o minutes, willseonre al thatie Received inst weex with shouts of applause, Mel carmen cnhe il heme in tg character, ‘Phe beautiful Ballet MASANIELLO, “Timid,” star Offi m 26 st* Feary M MILITARY 600DS! CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! w.6 ae ROTaeR call the at on CANTERBU: of Army Ofoera tothelr very inrge stock of riekiy | WASHINGRGW Boaey ERE : Pax Bioomax ! CHaLiance Dance! SHOULDER STRAP? Unctx Ernaain ! ? Roquisiter SASHES. BELTS. New Acts, New ‘New Datoes ! A'so, highly ornamental Line, Stag, and General} Doors open et Payiormance ’ elook. eats PRESENTATION swonps ” based Grotemer Chair oan: of the finest qua'ity workmanship. MAT! M:W. GALT & BHO. Jewelers, | For Ladiod ad Children CBSO. wumber of m % 6t 364 Pa avenue, | vali able procents will be given away, one s $25 si!~ wea adios ore ohildren 10 cents Ww. . ny : 4 oitaiarnet solos —_ 8: to be left o tue Gorporation, willbe recolved fromthe Patttace TP 3 ‘sown, Saturday noon, the Inst. T for pio r, and window loor Child: Firat t fener eet es i. ity of white ag tot w and in the : aby explanations are desired. Gok >Fopo- (clerk of the Garzone aad m si-td HY ADDISON, Mayor SALE—A bsy Morse for asddlo Rha Pieehisaton ogee tween pd Math ots. m3 cows OCRHS WEST END sop is now supplying pure and cold Been Waa eth ee a te Seis 030 on cal le has Sein are te ASHING’ tenwcen tat ond 24 ates sete season, of mune 4 Chkearay INSTITUT! 1627 and 1690 8:ruoe et. ae 1h: sale, br uotion yrages the ¥ is toe nga the damien AUCTIO TRIS AFTERNG “Pr GR. L ORUW IAL @., Aecllouens. H‘ AF AVCTION ~We will ee!) TO OW MGRNI\G. May Sata . ca t ket tq@uare, near the erket, 2) fue yout Work tleraes. viled te ate « C.R L. CROWN & CO, Avote By J.C. MoGLIRE & CO., Anchoneers: AUAFP'S SAL OF Or ” B RES Als LOT #OOKS.-on foe ING, 3 men - &t 8 o'clock, we stil eall ad chs “KS ooms— Mn rere cedle Books, & levied upon an -xeouton ae for come time due JNO. BH. WiBE, Bailie. WALL BE A nomber of good rec . and tm great warie'y, Socumuatione for fom time ic the store. gc, URE & A-ot oN fit D Sar oN.—Un MUNDAY, the % instant, we Oy! 13 fr See — at M., (he following nam in Lore sad aaa 6 0’c cok p, s, vis— 9.1m Square KS 92, i st th ne FS + 2 t, The corner toure. 3,6 9, the pn orases to give notes for menis, bearing int from givenand a decd “Of trast taken. iy aiding Lois, from 2) to 29 fmet tre Fee iapjovas With & good Frame Terme of eale: Une cuarter onan; tyedeiare ie. A ge Or no tale m 0 6t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots, By GREEN & WILLIAM*. Auctioneers UUSES'LD AND KITCHEN FURNI- Tung, Horners, Cows, pee AGR, Wa C.Rt. Plows, any ormeR Faruino Urene:1s AT AUCTION.—On fUBSDAY, the 27th matant we shail sei at 10 o'c. ™.. at the former res: ok genes of Ww. Lalburtt, Eeq.,. abovt one. fourth olen mile the N ¥ dge, poy 4 CJ — ard Bri: ige,cn pecs. 00d assortm: osd, (t sg will designace the . tof Pursiture, vis a phogaa y Frame Piano bore, Buresus, and Fine Brocatel) roca nd White Window Curtains, and wi a ‘Three. ply snd other Carpets, Paseag: pe: ply on e te, © and other Sering Loange, Betsteeds, Cockirg and other Stoves. With 8 good lot of Kitonen Requisites, One exceliont Work Hors.) One and gentile. 3 Hores, fast n-drtylish, 8, 2 Carriages, i Spring Market Wagon, 0 cath; over 910, ey for notes wallstaotorite eu Tribe Bt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots, By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Avotionsers, RUSTE Cate COTY Lots. TUESDAY AP ERKRNOON, May 1882, emises, by virtue of twe ue dated January rJ. S.No i, ith, 1960° o. fokos xi, ¢ recorce for ington gounty £.o-9" ehall se'l one undi it~ of Lots ‘numberet 1. 2, 3, 4, 5 6, and. in juare hun bered 299, frouting on South ‘Detroct, 12th and 13) s'reets weet. (iniand.) Ons-haif cash; the =. rein intoreets ceoured bys deed af tik premises. Bt ih= Oost of the re 20.3 PisHER. > McGUIRG& .. Aucts, aan | apli-sohds 3 FUTURE DAYS. By J ©. McGUIRE & O’cioos, on the [U. Auctionsers, AY Ar a iy zat: o'clock, On the premises. we shall se!) part of | ot numbered teu, in Seus-o numbered four hundred Bnd twenty tires. frouting 16 feet 8 inches street west, between N anc © streets no: running back 10) feet,» 8, CODSIBtINE « House, with baok building, and six rooms, Terms : Ove third oseh; the remsinder inf +d 32 months, with interest, secured by # deed cf trus on the premises. med. C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. Ny MAR Ai,”S SAL, Scaoonet fio: TKLREY—By virtue of a de- cree of the District Court of the United states for e Listriot of Combs. | wril resell.on aooburt eparebncer cash. at tae foot of - © Potomas tiver,on F Bext, the Sith t. at it oeirek a. Schooner Monterey, her tact and appar WARD 8 LAMON, m 25-dts U.S. Marenei MARSHALS & Winseey Gn be ops eee ofa de: ofthe District Coort of the Unitea Sta for the District of Coinmins, I wt!) cel. at pbs sale. for tel ened, at the (ni-ed States Jari, in this cite ~ y next. the Sist stant, commenci 2 ook m.,the following goods and chaules, to- barrels of Old Rye Whiskey, 2 barre s of Kum. 2 boxes of Hoop ines = = m 76-dts vu. BNarena! By WALL & PARNAKD, Aueti te corner Pa avenue and Sth st, LOWERS, FLOWEUS, FLOWER! A® AUCTION —On SATURDAY «PTERN ‘ON 24th instant, at 4 v'o\ook, we wil sell, in front of eo Ane Rooms, sige number of extra chowe oom onse, COMprising— aeons ide Ferpeiusi e <8, Teas ed and Cindi ones, A 20, @eraneuns, Heiot ca bengs, ‘ereoens Lemon Tress, = — meny other choice #ni rare Plants from the comervatory <f A. Jerdin, Fi ena rymsn, Wachiuzion. D.C> yar —ee -Terms cash. 5 2: WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, I THE ABoy ALE } POSTPONED in consegns: ce of the ot TUR 4 - TERNCON, thet inet attorionnosY AF m 36 WALL & SAKNAKD, Avots, : athe instant, « ron ai the Toe 17 Kentucky Horses, compriaing— eno” Pmt fiae Brood Marea, 7 fine Saddie and Driving Horzes, 1 Bay Tuconhoe sta! 1 Std pot, em € years old, of ice style ony, ewitelis d bese at ey vr Sadd.e or dis: . m2 WALLS BARNARD, Auots. IIN CONSEQUENCE Ww. covid not ee 1 8: of und and will continue th eof sam EV*NING, th trot mm 25 & BARNARD. Avots. ®, Auctioneer, st By THOMAS DOWIiN 4 Georseiown. a XECUTOR’S SALe—a E taining Sbout 96 acres a. lesa, in the Diztr.ct of C thenpower vested in me as ¢. aod tertament »f Alexancer Rocr ows, e { Wiil< far for sale, on tue pronuses. on TR Dav, eth dey uf May nexe, teat seeutifel at be some } Farm, sbont 1 males trom George- town. D C., lying on ¢. oat tide of tue turnpike road | to Rook and joining Mr. C. Houillor’s on the so: ie anc HN. Lutborcugh and W. D. Murcock. Erqs., on the east aide. Terms of saic: Ous tinrd oneh, one third 21x months, and the bsance tweive the. Deferred payments to be secured ~ & deed of x pense o! JOHN DaviDSON.” NOTICE —The defsu'ting prrehaser, who bid Off the above desorbed prop tty va the &h of May last, is her-by wottio! snd warned that the ssid property will be reso d et pubitc suction at tek Sad expense on WEDNESDAY next, 28th May, at 4 0’cloek p. OLN vie N.¥. NDA ON, Executor. mad THOS DOW!INE auct, By WALL & BARNARD, Anotioncers. Hetses. GEN: COwR: Ne pme £0, at Avo Bt 12 0’e'ock m egracer, esq g Work and Secale k Joke of Oxes, m Borees, and one Biack dawk m2 dts WALL & BARNARD, Avots, pf abd Rp eee AT ms Sofie WATER cOOLeRrs! x We jus fron a low mi 3ro CERS ATTFNTION! seers 9 tonaeeeeteta Sap gese pete tas om