Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR |LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWe. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY.......... -s10-eMAY 29, 1868 {> Reading matter on every page. See out- si ce for Interesting telegraphic and other matter. Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Intelligencer and New York Tribune, are indolging In an editorial discussion, as to the re- bellion, and the Iatelligencer, in a surrejoinder this morning, thus speaks of the Tribune: “If ethers are —— Piaatieeie ts hs uguiiog ray | a po fetter the peeps of the South, whom hel milltery leaders are down, an opportunity of rending the Nath Government in peace if they Want todo sod’ The Republican has a congratulatory article upon the recent Union demonstrations in Balti- more, (following upon the Front Royal and Win- chester reverses) as proof that the physical power of that efty is on the side of the covgtry. 2+ OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ESAS, THE SITUATION. Up toneon to-day there was no later news In ington from either Union Army than that shed this morning. A dispatch from the t Potomac reached bere last night, saying tbat there were signs that Jackson’s force, instead cf retrenting out of the Valley at double-quick time, still lingered in the vicinity of Charlestown. ‘This cannot possibly be true; as Jackson knows vell that to do so even for forty-eight hours ud inevitably result in the destraction or cap- ture of bis whote force. The fact that little in- formation of his movements after fighting Banks at Winchester has been received here, satisfies us thet be has certainly retraced bis steps almost selyas he came east—the route by which bis movements would be leastexposed to Union observation, and least Mable to interception. Nevertheless, if Fremont has done his duty, he mast to-day be tntercepted in his retreat, at or spout Stanardsville DEAD. Iteut. Col. Eagene Ness, Deputy Prymas- ter General, U.S. A, died at bis residence in Baltimore last evening after 8 severe illness of some days. He was a native of New York. —— +2028 Oprratic —To-night the Gottschalk and Brig- nell Opera Company appear at Ford’s Theater, presenting Donizetti's grand opera of Favorita, wth performances ala» by Gottschalk. To-morrow night, thelr last here, they will uppear at Grover’s Theater, in a varied perform- ance of an attractive character. Seats may be se- cored at Metzerott’s music store. ij The Norfolk correspondent of the Phil- adelphia Inqwiver says that the rebel women trore absolutely believe that Yankee soldiers wesr horns’ Perhaps these ladies get the idea from a knowledge of the fact that some Secesh husbands of their acquaintance are justly entitled to wear such appendages. ———______. i> The Senete bill providing fo: the collec- tion of direct taxes in insurrectionary districts fn the United States, with House amend- assed the House of Representatives yes- ———————— {7 The President has appointed, and the Senate yesterday confirmed, Jobn A. Hedrick as Collector for the port of Beaufort, North Cerolina UF" From Hudson Taylor, the agent for Wasb_ ington of Leonard Scott & Co.'s reprint of foreign magazines, we have Blackwood for May. . [7 The Commissioner of Patents, Hon. D. P. Ho! loway, received yesterday direct from Odessa, in Russia, two sacks of fine Russian wheat—a talf busbelin eachezck. The express charges were 310 If these specimens prove satisfactory, a large quantity will be ordered for distribution. Naval —The following officers or- dered the U.S. steamer South Carolina; Com- toander, John J. Almy, detached from the New vork yard; Acting Master, T.D. Brower, detached om the Minnesota; Acting Master, Fred. F. Bowry L-rat. O. F. Stanton, ordered to the gunboat Tioga Lieot. W. H. Macombe, to command the gun- boat Peunessee Lieut. W.H. Dana, ordered to the gunboat Tennessee. ——_____.. Pisasctal —New York papers of yesterday a The stock market was fairly steady at the ning board, but soon after there was a feeling weakness. The market for Government stocks » but shares were heavy. At the sec- rd the market was without important nee, but after the session there was a very change. We quote:—U. 8. 6's of 1851, red, 103; coupons, 13%; Oregon war 103, U.S. S's of 1865, 95%; Indiana : bigan 0's, 9; Tennessee 6's, 57X; th Carolina 6’s, 71; Missour! 6’s, 514%. Goi firm at WI yale %. Grp ScHoot ParssyTeRian GanERAL AssEM- nLy —This bedy, which has been tn session at olambos, Oblo, bad an animated discussion on a certain psper which had been cffered by the Rev. Dr. Breckinridge, avowing the loyalty ef "he General Assembly to the Government of the Usiten. Several Baltimore ministers took part in tle discussion. Dr. Backus proposed a compro- mise, by edopting half of the paper, which was laid on the table bya large majority. Dr. Breck- irridve discussed the question, and was followed »y Dr. Stewart Robinson, who opposed strong the adoption ofthe paper. Dr. Musyrave repili erplyinfaverof it. Dr. Dickson, of Baltimore, for & modification, or to postpone the whole eet until next year, which was not concurred The vote was then taken, and the resolutions e adopted—yeas 199, nays 20. ——— Prom Vicxssure —The Memphis Appesl of the isth says:—We learn that on iterday the } oderal gunboats had proceeded with their recon- nol-sance up the river to oF aan from which their emoke waa visible at Vicksburg. But four ves- ave been reported as having left Natchez, evidently will not make an attack until reed and their observations are completed. meantime, preparations to receive them in are rapidly going forward. Natebez Courier of the 15th says that the y 4 not, up to that time, taken possession y, but that the U.S. squadron was rein- ed by three mere ves cls. find the followiag, one day later, in the sburg W big ef the 16th instant: t cf the Federal gunboats weighed anchor ez at 6 o'clock Sat evening, and started t Four others were still at Natchez, Pa @ affairs there—the city still refusin; rrender. We hear it intimated that there f eiicer ou the fleet clothed with authority to nder the circumstances; and that Parragut atier have been sent after.”? J ue W big and the Citizen of Vicksburg, are /oth arrayed against the proposition to burn that «ity to prevent its falling into the hands of the euemy tos copat Convsntion —The Episcopal! Convention Ocese of Mai in Grace Church, Baltimore. Owing to the vided sentiment of tbe clergy and laity in to political affairs, and the feelin manifested by the disteyal toward the b Bishop of the Diceese on account of his unfilnching » there wee much cape Bes curiosity In Tefer- ence to the meeting of Convention. The ses- sion yesterday, however, off without ex- et i The —, in bis ote, Cocogyer lf almost entirely to ng uy is ¢ticial daties for the past tune yous ‘The only sion to the existing troubles, were in the fol- lowing words the affairsofthe Diocese I should have much were my unaided private sense of duty to ™y course, but | defer to the judgment of respected brethren of both orders, when I waive all discussion of the reesous why so long an in- terval as two years bas elapsed since last we were assembied.” ‘There was much indignation felt and in @ qutet way, by the loyal members of vention, in observing that Dr. Hugh Davy who, for so many years, has held such YO aorg nent ace in the annals of the Episcopal Chureb, bots In this Diecese and in the General Conven- oa of the Church, and who, for such e lo: period, bas re} ted St. Paul’s parish of Baiti- nacre, Was RO er a member of the Convention, i 8 i i a the vestry of the ground of his loyalty to 3 back is the tntolerence and vindictive spirit of »ecessionism even in the church. At the afternoon session the and the convention confirmed the Ky men to compose the ecclesiastical court, to serve for the two years next ensuing:—Revs Hugh T. Hurrisoa, Roe ay be pe ioot, D. D., add Cleland R. Nelson; DD. Rev. Dr. Nelson asked to be excused from be- ing a member of the ecclesiastical court; which ‘was granted. ’ FRONT OF RICHMOND. Naar Mecuanicsvittx, Six Mitgs ra Ricumonp, Monday, May 26.—All along the ri wing, to-day, the rebels have shown themselves in strong force. Deserters and contrabands con- firm the story that Beauregard 1s in Richmond, though none have seen him. The rebels were cheering loudiy over someting all this morning; they are throwing a strong force down to the river, and areagain moving down their army tothe front, as though they meant to give us battle. Three brigades have laid in front of Mechan- fesville all day, threatening an attack, but we still hold it, though our pickets have been driven in along the river. We still hold both sides of the bridges, and can no doubt hold them. A drizzling rain bas been falling all the afternoon, and no movements of the troops has been made that it is advisable to publish. We le now side by side with the large camps, but three miles distant, and though any hour may plunge us into a fight, we do not look for one for some time to come. Gov. Sprague Elected te the U.S Senate. Provipence, May 23.—Gov. Wm. Sprague was to-day elected v. S. Senator for six vears, from the 4th of March, receiving 92 out of 103 votes. Another regiment and battery are expected to leave for Washington to-morrow Norfolk Letter. [Correspondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer.) NorPotx, May 26.—There appears to be an uneasy feeling existing as regards the result of the pending battle. The outposts towards Suffolk are being strengthened. ‘he blockade is more rigidly enforced; as an evidence, the So from Old Point, notwithstanding they had 5 ‘were put under arrest aod marched off to Gen eral Viele, who, after strict examination, found they were loyal, and permitted them depart Rebel soldiers are coming in every day from beyond Suffolk. They take the oath and are glad ofthe opportunity. They represent the Rebels to be in 4 starving condition. One of them stated this morning that, when be deserted, the men were allowed but six ounces of meat and half a pound of bread per ay. There was service in several of the churches yesterday. The prayer of the President in the Episcopal Church was omitted, but a minister of the Methodist congregation happened to he blessed with the idea that there existed in Amer- fea two nations, so he concluded to pray for them both, to ease his conscience. The rebels still hold ont, and refuse to submit and take the oath ofallegiance. For their obsti- nacy Gen. Wool maintains the blockade. If they desire starvation in preference to Yankee notions and the protection the Government offers them, the General has no objection to allowing them time to repent One of the reasons they give for not ylelding to the United St-tes is that in a few days the Con- federate army will re-oceupy Norfolk. You will almost doubt the assertion, but it is true, nevertheless, that nota few of them sup- the Yankees bad horns. Several evidences of theirignorance | have witnessed. By way of illustration I will give two cases : One of the pri- vates of the ist Michigan regiment stopped at the house of a Rebel lady in Portsinouth, for the pur- of getting a drink of water. He was refused. Ete said, ‘* You Yankees have horns;’’ and actu- ally took off the soldier’s cap to geta look at them. Another, not seeing the horn, said, ‘You Yankees must be queer fellows; your horns must drop off wien you come down here’? Between four and five hundred citizens took the osth of allegiance to-day. Deserters from the 6th Virginia regiment are brought in almost hourly. Three to four hundred are reperted es having left. SS Ses Exrsctrp Excuance ov Cox. Corcoran — The following telegram was received on Tues y by Alderman Fariey, ef New York in relation to the exchange of Col. Corcrran : ‘Wasuineton. May 26.—I have just received a telegram from Gen. Wool A flay of truce has one to Petersburg to effect the exchange of ail ages, especially Col. Corcoran. Army ope- rations at Richmond may interfere. M. F. Ovgtr. ————<—___ ole The Governor of Vermont says he will e the 9th regiment, which is to be organized under the new call of the President, better than y that has preceded it. How strongly this de- claration contrasts with the feelings of Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts. — CARRYALL FOR SALE—A Carrysi!, io geod Ocudition. Also, a set of HARNESs for sale chesp. Apply at542H street, three doors from ‘Sixth. m <9-3t" Hy ‘G6 BOUGHT THE INTEREST OF . E. Clark's Branch WOOD AND COAL YARD, corner cf First street eart an! B street south, Capito! Hill. [ am no brepared to fill orders snort notice and on most reasonahis tarms= m2 7% WILLIAM GUINAND A FORTUNES! SS UL Who wish to Snow the Future should oon- MADAM @AYLORD, the Celebrated Fortune Teiler, No. 395 Tenth Sian between H andi streeta, Mere sng dD . m K NOTICE! NOW A!! persous be th presente: That J, Enos Caniff Lave closed my entire bu in th city of Washington, D.C., this date, notify 31! persons indebted to me to 8, Watkgnr, No. 478 an neon bis order.) 321 D wtreet Washicgton, D. © ,May 20th, 1962. CUrrsurNne HOSPITAL, ¥ 28, 1762. NOTICE.—On end after this da! be ailowed to enter the wards of this B thove days only betwoamins hosts of Tends ‘a Only between the hours o: ap m. bs JOHN S. BILLINGS, m 29 Ann’ t Surgeon, U.S. Army, in charge, QEALED FROPOSA Will be reoeryed until Be the 12th day of Juné forthe parchase of what ides and Tallow the Government may have froi time to tim ‘sad divpose of rt Washington, eady contracted for the price per :pound for greon ot # Hides. and the price per pound for Rough: ‘alow. The contrator must be prepered to tale away the Hides and Taliow whenver the Governmen:m y 1equire Hide direstea to Maj .r A. BECKWITH ©. &,, os A., Washington, D.C ,and endorsed Propo: 8. No bid will be entertained unless the bidder is Present to respon! to hia bid. Companies bidding wil! state the rame of each member of the firm. en URINGER’S PATENT BEEF TEA, A solid sonoentrated extract of BEEF AND V&GETABLES. Convertible immediately inte @ nourishing and de ioious soup. Higuly approved by a number of eminent Physicians. who use :t at the Yarious Hicepita's for the restoration to health of sick and Wounded av'diers. This admirable article condenses into & compact form ail ee ee and nutritive properties of slarge bulk cf meat and vegetables The readi ness with which it disso'yes, when ooilin; is poured on. into & rich and palatable ‘Tes. which wou'd require hours of pre} cording to the usus: method is an many situst: ite highiy no: water up or tion Be - £ vautege in obvious to need urgiog lities, combined with its delicacy, ren: ita © lor the sick, wile for thors in health it is a perfect substitate for resh meat and vegetables. it will keep good in Say climate, [t is peculiarly weil adaptei for travelers by land and sea, who oan thus avoid those accidental dsprivations of comfortable meal to Which they a0 liable. ‘ oy r Whose capsciozs appetite can thus be satisfied moment. For sportsmen and exoursioniats, to whom both ita npg and eary preparations will re- eommend } Fur ali who would ecoromize t'we and trouble, and sre mindful of the truth Laat “miautes are ths gold dust of time,” eres ouly by the :mventor, E. SALOME x NGER, and for ewe by our 80.6 Agents, USEPH B."BUSSIEK & CO. Nos 108 and a South Delaware avenue, Philadelpnia, to s P. Spplicatious for the Beef Zea must be ‘he article is xrepered in eskes of about a of pounds each. and packed .9 tin boxes ofive ud six poundsesoh. A ake, quarter pound, will mate five pints of excsilent Beef Fea, ina few minutes. m3 im ERY, VERY CHEAP "SUN UMBRELLAS jie AND PARASOLS! MAXWELL’S, mis St 328 Peunsyiva:is avenue, HE SWL FEAMER JAMES GUY HAS I ty temeneele repaired Ppa Painted, and is now running Washington and Alexsad. Far Woe "34 trips rom = including back 40 cen! “THOS. STACK POLE, Captain. HOOP SKIRTS! to-day 3 packag styles 0, Hoop ‘Skits. whit s will sett wholsesls me jo 4 very lowest “e Hort Press, 308 Pa. avenue, between 9th ans te., m 23 6t SS ______ New Btore._ W Assine TON AND ALEXANDRIA, a Leaves valcanaaria, Cow As St acne Base esac round trip 38 oante, | __________, &. RYSHER, Ca; am 7 pA BYE B. Canh A Ba oer ee 0) LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. New Orleans papers of the 13th inst. have been received at St. Louis, frdém which the an: extracts have been taken : , é ‘TION. - a ff Hi ara and destitute of our egrets of suger, States forces. The work will be a uy ine Ua at the custom from 9 a.m.tol p. m., cants for aid, who are provided with the necessa- ry credentials, will be entitled toa share of the visions. in the official notice it is intimated the of New ae ee in regular opera- tion in this city a “free market,” sively from volun’ contributions, which ts stilt in las Petes marten tae and 1,900 persons liave had theit beakets filled with bore earn and other arti It 1s estt that between 5,000 and 6,000 indi- viduals are thus nurtured through the liberality of the city and country. AFFAIRS IN THE CITY. +| The presidents of the banks were requested to — Butler yotesian aes. ‘we learn he in- vil them to return specie which they sent out of the city to their vaults assuri: that he would not seize or interfere with it. We did not ascertain the determ: i : Acting Brig. Gen. Geo. T. Shepley, colonel of the 12th regiment of Maine volunteers, has been appointed by Gen. Butler military commander of ew Orleans. Col. enh a Shepley; formerly Judge of ‘Sy Maine, and once a Senator from State. Colonel has been a prominent national demo- cratic politician in times past, and was the special friend, adviser and host of Jefferson Davis when he made p visit to New England some few years 0. We learn that W. B. Munford, who is charged with being conspicuous as the leader of the party that before the arrival of Gen. Butler, tore down the Federal flag which wr> hoisted on the Mint by the forces under Capt. Fr cragut, was yesterday arrested by the United States authorities. Mr. Bsnard, who was formerly a clerk of A. J. Guirot, and the officer of the Mint, and Bernard Avegno, one of Mr. Guirot’s securities on the —— the United States, have also been ar- rested. Six large squere rigged vessels arrived yester- = from sea loaded with United States troops. The flag of the consulate of the Netherlands is not flying to-day. The residence of Gen. Twiggsand Col. Adams, in Peytanie street, have both been taken for occu- pancy by the Federal forces. The Delta announces the death of Cept. T. B. Huger, Confederate States Navy. He was com- mander of the steamer McRae, and was wounded in the battle at Fort Jackson. The cotton in Concordia parish has been en- raped destroyed. In Tansas parish the burning s going on. it is rumored that Gen. Butler contemplates es- tabiishing bis headquarters at some point across the lake. A residence at any of the watering places would be far more agrevaple than the ex- posure to the beat, dust and uncleanliness of New Orleans during the Perilous months of summer. THE DEFENCE OF MOBILE. [From the Mobile Ex, 5 We are pleased to learn that Moblie city, Sa- vannah, and Richmond are to be defended to the last extremity against the Union army. Gen. J. T. Forney has publicly declared such to be his | aol and the Mayor, aldermen, and Common ‘ounctl have resolved to second him in any way they can. CONFEDERATE DISLOYALTY The Express also blows up ‘various parties” for refusing to receive postage pres in change, but eager to spend the supplies they had on hand; and denounces ‘these attempts to ring Confede- Tate issues into disreputes, as reprehensible” and “evidence of disloyalty.’’ MARKETS IN NORFOLK. {From the Norfolk ee Book, May 21. Saturday's market usually so replete with all the substantials and delicacies of the season, bas ‘fallen from its high estate,” and this morning presented a rather sad ce to the epicure. Fish, green peas, strawberries, and some few other acticles of the season were to be found on sale. but that profusion which formerly chzracter- ized Saturday’s market was the more painfully remembered by the contrast with the present pia Meats of all kinds were scarce, and 50 a P it many were forced to bu ingly, while some few, like Mother Hubba: canine eee Went home without even so ich as a ne. THE MOVEMENTS OF GEN. JACKSON. [From the Richmond pcg | We (a to receive stirring news from the valley, where Generais Jackson and Ewell com- mand, before the expiration of another week. OSIERY! HOSIERY ! HOSIERY !! We have now in store the best assortment of Homery for ladies, geatiemen and children to be found in this oi We mare ranch of our business a ‘‘spec'al- ity,” and offer the moat excellent qualities at very low prices, by the dozen or single Tray 308 Pa, avenue, between 9th and loth sts., m 28 6t z New Store, fe Store, OR SALE—A two-seated CAR By AGE, re- FE omy he eld; will ‘be sald roasoneriec ee 4 ie, In- uire at the Star Office. mas" et etyiesand qualities, sae m 27 6t Pa av. bod Week streat. ORSE, TOP-WAGON AND HARNESS for ist wale, 250; Conbaene Monev, fas ne Railroad Reports. complete and separate volume! 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Infantry .... 2/9th New York Cavalry 1 NISHED HOUSE, containing from 6 to & sth do do. 1| et New York Artillery 3 drece, With fel arent, water 1 uired. Addrezs. with iuli particulars. “a. £. alte _ esha 3 | Box 87 Post Office, Wastin.ton, DO. 9 4)2d N.Y. Pire Zouaves 1 WANTED—a SITUATION. by & reepectable 2)7th New Jersey Vol woman to do cooking. washing and irouinr, lieth do a or the genera! housework of a smell family. Gall 1| st New JerseyCa ry base ip Medison stroei, between tch ana —— 1 do < — ig *y ts ANTED—By 6 gentiemae and w, Mts thar sage W Aiton aus SUCRISHED Henge a 1/28th 4 do. Rooms euitab!e F. bousekeeping, (references bd alee ao Ze ven and req wires .) or Bosra in @ Northern jami- 5 von? % corre 3d VermontVolunteera 1/49th do do. Bong Sa EOE CTS net MUN 102812 Soe Sm 8 ee 2 rope tho Tn rsanete WANTED-—Seversi g00d FARM HAN DS—one e Partiouarly who uxderetanda the care and 1/724 do do. mansrement of horace, owing aud mowing with 2 12] a mecuin® Alco, severs! Day Hands Apply at : L ae maf fill Farm, Seventh street road, oe : ‘ m2? st H TaN ANTED—A rood VASTRY COOK, at the . : Wise States Hotel. Apply immediately at m 28 3t* WASTED TS SITUATION as arent, en08 it where, est. of reso ndations. Address m 33 2° & HOUSE or Roome, one mie of the City al Ho-pital, m eee ANTED-—An Ambrotrpe snd Photograph WwW Artist to take charge of small caierr inthis city. re: . Apply at No. 3246 aver Sto6p.m; orst No. 24% south street, between 6ta Qnd Ich streste, ater 7 p.m, do Ca 24 New York Vol Sth do di W4ANTED—Uniurseeis for & email famuy, w Address **F. W..” per ere tt te ete eet et ne eee ANTED.—A genti: x W iri aerate man desires EMPLOY Mr NP. and w acorpt 3th do do... Paesetas ary oods olerk, 4th — Volunteers . 2 2 vecidnaiianimiaied io ne WANTED—AL the New York oO No. S51 r rat c a irees, bermaids, Laucresses, Waitresses, and Seamtr. iso y Col to wait on tah! vate fuss Bis State teenage ten, iaipssiseat eraantactk saa om m9 ly N. H. MILLER, J ANTED—A 4 Ww le oe competent Cotas as cham. required. Apply st 316 H st-set. m 37-3t* ANTED-A othe wv ven, Gall cre a tee earn eel opposite Willarde™ ah ieee ts mS WANTED—a GIRL to d> general housework who 3 deretands 3 & waite girl ‘street, near 3 m 27 3 ————————— me = ¢ z ae Cees tat de S'UATION WANTED, by «tose mos as 17th do ae. eon, 2 : man as ge Pees ete ee eee an $3 WASTE? do RENT Bz maa whe wij 6h do reqaired, by June It. wocmiortelxe Hi as 96th wa do 13th a é = ¢ Be do REBBE see