Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR &8RTSCTON CITY: * WEDNESDAY > Heading matic: ua every prge, asec #) \e for interesting, toegrsphic 8 ond. othgn mat ou Pent 7, reury campe an porttions Will confer a°frvor by keeptog us posted aa to movement and affairs fn thetfr Yictaities f C7 Though Furs Sraz is petted on the tnatent Sear press In are soutty of Balttmore, its edition le eo inrge as to r-ouire It to be put to press at am early hour: Adwernsements, therefore, shoul b¢ sent in before 12 o’clock m.j otherwise they msy 30% appear until the pexs. ae Spirit of the Mersing Press. ' The Intelligencer agrees with the New York Times aud other papers that the Border States (Maryland, Kentucky, &c.) are ‘entitled to the most grateful and cordial consideration of the whole country” for their firmness and bravery in keeping “ back the tide of rebellion from sweep- ing up to the bonndary sf the Nor-hern States.” The Republican, following lis fileleader of he New York Tridwne, undertakes to depreciste MeClellan’s victory before Richmond, and in fact to make It out adefeat. The wish {s quite evidently the father to the thought with these abolitionists of the Senator Chandler stripe. Tho T\ Sune, dismayed however by the storm of in- digzation ralsed by tts traltorous course, Is now, taking the back track, and admits that ow army, wes gloriously victorious iu the battle-of the cb where olay. —0e-- OUR MILITARY BUDGET. —— ees NAVY YARD The King Philip arrived yesterday afternoon {rom Fortrese Monroe, bringing back the Nave! Committee of Congress, seyer2l other members, suds uomber of ladies, who went down on Sat- last to visit the various points in that local- ity. The Yankee arrived up last evening from the month of the Rappsbanacck, but reports nothing new. The Naugatuck is still iying at the wharf, no repairs having as yet been commenced on ber. It te anid that she will be seat to New York fore complete overbauling. The Satelite, which has been et the yard for some weeks, is having = general overhe ng, her: engines being put in complete order, aud her weed work repaired and repainted. She will be seady, it isexpected, by Saturday, when she will join Com Goldsborongh’sdiviaion The foliow ing ts 2 lfet of ber officers: Amos P. Foster, Cap- tain; H. C. Burton, Executive officer; W. H fest, Chief Engineer; Isaac Jobnsoa and 8, V. Ptillings, Assistant Engineers; J C Vandeven- ter and C P. Hovey, Master's Mates, and C. C Kirkham, Paymaster’s Clerk. THE GENERAL MIRAMON CAPTURED The Navy Department have Incidental iaforma- tlon of the recent capture (by the U_ 8. steamer Krystone State) of the steamer Elizabeth, late 22> well Bnown rebel privateer Gen. Miramou ~he was taken while endeavoring to run the blockade of Charleston. She was from Nassav, N. P , last, and doubtless had a valu ble coatra- band cargo on board, though ao account of whi she was Isden with has yet reached b. Every vessel known to Saisie Nassau of late with the purpese of iunning the blockade, has been taken by our vigtlent veaseis. The blockade-runuing «ame is thus played out, evidently. ee aarex 07 Tke Baltimore American learns that a mi!- itary examination of the Baltimore and Ohio Rallrosd bas been made along those portions re- cently in possession of the rebels, and the damage done to the road and bridges has been found to be much Jess than wasanticipated. It tebelleved. that the rosd can be putin working order through to Wheeling by Thursday night or Fr day mon ing. The road to Winchester will slso be im- medately repaired, and travel over {t resumed UP’ The Associated Press report of the battle Defure Richmond, at Seven Pines, as received by us yeaterday, stated the Federal loss at S0—an evident error, but one impossibte then ta correct. fhe Millw Supervisor of Telegraphic Intelli- e gtoa since announces thst the du patch &s transmitted from General AicCleilan’s fMesdquarters—by the Agent of the Associated Press there—ystates the total loss at 3,0), UP From W.F Kichstetn, 27S Pa. avenue— Who is spt to be frst in the market with all new publications—we bave ‘‘ tbe Stolen Mask,” a new novel by te Collins; and + The fwo Prima Donngs,” ditto by George A. Sain; both published by the Petersoas, PL!ls. Sap ee-aEae Ea: a ‘The New York World, in reply to 2 gest sa the Sta-, thet the World's attacks upou tne Secretary of War came with a bad grace dectided wit the Interests of Mr. Alexs acder Can mia as, denies that Mr. C. bas now any eoanection Wits luat Paper 5 Sympathies more thoroughly With Secesh could net well be shown than those betrayed by * Ura’! tm bts dispatches and letters to the Bal- Umore Ses from, this city im reference to the municipal eleetion —_—uWwWHi_ DeePatcu FROM GENERAL Magcr.~Gi mera] Marcy, (he Chief of General McCletlan’s aif, serds the following despatch to b's brother, Dr. Marcy, of New York : MeCistcan’s Heacquanters, June! —Dr. 5 K Marcy. Afier two battles, yesterday and to- day, we Lave whipped the @vemy at all points Tbeir loss, as well as our own, bas been beavy. RB. Mazcr. iT Gaxrter & Co among the people of t ‘oe New York Tredunc, nreguence of its at- tack on Gen. MeClelien tonch!ng the recent battle on the Chickshominy. it is bigh time fr Greeley to be tuinking of Fort Lafayette. Let him prepare bis ‘tr aoe end be sure to pack up at least one shirt . ¥, Herald NCiaL —New York papers of bate tse | sev:—The war news from the South and received yesterday ond to dey was variously foe terpreted by operators, Lut was generaliy looked pon as favorable There was, bowerer, suf. Sictent distrast thrown over the market to check (be movement, and im rome cases the extreme Prices of Saturday were not sustained. In Gov- ernmen's the demand was good 2t ful! prices although the tranesctions were not large. The coupon 6's sold at 1654, and the regf<tered ot SPR, cx interest. Toe 730s were wanted at \. State stocks were qniet. We q o's coupons, &; ladiana war loan, sot Tenenae’ 59; Missourl 6's, 52; Loutsiana 68, Callfors: 8, 96X97; Amercan gold, ret Tae Battie oy Suxvay—The correspondent of the Philadelphia Press give the following perticulars of the battle of Sunday: Gen Hetntze!mea's corps was promptly moved to the left and front to sup, Gen ang ace companted by Gen. McCiell ‘bis corps en- greet be ncemapeg cman v, from early dawn ens!) out o'clock ben Gen. Hooker, by order of Geo. McClellan, made a fierce and Drill/ant bayonet charge upon the enemy with bis entire division, tucluding the brigade of Gen. Hancock ng the rebels for nearly two miles, with terrible slaughter, eapturlag a very larce umber of poy eS, wGenteds,” anges _ Ws too muc. ee and the up the Line ¢f retreat towsrds Richmond, closely and barrassed by owr troops for several miles. whee aight came on, and the battle ceased. The leas on both sides Erwurded Dari whole of bo oh bt, heavy yn apne o cae aod emmuni! ‘wes going forwa para: for the fgbt of to-day, of which { Bete heard Ff rumors, and I am of the opinion that the revels bave got (aoe mgr of agbting the Yankees. They neo doubt made & from & consciousness —_ hapulamanange a6 sibs miserable and unholy “Lam informed that dart trae srt yester- day an catire regiment erth Oeroltas troops revolted. thoow Sway thelr arune and carreadend themseives to the National troops Tris muy be @" exaggeration, but ! Know that we bave takes omer priseners that an ent! vision of our artmy |» doing r@ doty, and it ts said that we bave takes a least Ave (boussad The preseat number of mall routes ip the prot eo 17" Baraem b-s purchased the famous Boston Aguarial Gerdens. THE BATILE OF THE CHICKAHOMINY. duced by disease 6,000 men earth with rain. converting the anearly impassible bog, and raising the waters, of the Chickahominy so as to carty away one or: two bridges Gen. Sumner had prepared for passage, and somewhat ¢isturb the foundations of the other where be bivou The New York Times publishes letters giving tsof the battles cf saturday end Sunday, h the following ts taken: be weakest ! ely of raw rey to am eft The position held by Gen. Casey wason t Wiiliemsburgh stage road, within six or seyen miles of Richmond, and on line so extended at the front that the troops required to maintain icket guards cf su@cient durength made no sitght as on hie weakened forces Ouse ity fp She rebels were evidently nov! ton on Thursday, and again, Friday they made en nnsuccessfal attempt, with todrive 4m-the force of and discover w mischief was plotting behind ad disc, t of woods sheltering Gen. thelr etteck was ve er met by the piekers, who fell Sack on the reserves and held iryrownd, defeat! pose of the enemy, ca the Se ete nan ae f mst the left of the army, doubt- esa devine ed tos Lys t beyond the ithe Chena. | fe bominy, should japerey, offer, apd put = in 3 pos, Mou en. ‘MeClelien’ * afternoon of Friday a terrific thun- derstorm arose, continuing through most of the b ith uninterupted sever! “Sexgeer ghee night, with uninterup ty, imoxiag tee d sheets of lightning that night, and. 3s of unt 1 size, gleaming jn the Press, seem to tlluminate our position, and may possivly have assisted the rebels in get: n ides of th ating of things. Just before ‘bad bed its fury there were some ¢ between the artillery on both aldes This commenced egain tn the morning, several me way galned a more correct n. TR ATTACK ON SATURDAY the grand attackeommenced, P ets Velng driven jn ailalong {ter = spirited resistance, the rebels feloy tn force along three roads—the WII- nd, to our left. railroad » asitises » divieien g y weakened by ‘asey bad ne beck hone to o tack But ne thought of yield- ing his gronnd entered the mind of the old sol- dter. His oops Were immediately form d into ree the three yoy ar meintatning their f t, left, and ceutr ations were made for re- suddenness would admit ps at theevemy beyond. near (he retlroad, further + with whieh the enemy Pressed for- ‘nek indionted the confidence of talion of two regiment pst Gen Nagte on (he right, another Wassell at the centre, and the third a Gem: iorghisioed thé left, ring im at once a cavy, and vanciog with great ce of the steady fire of canister and guns in front, a ll from those gdown their ranks in had but little artillery, and were widen iy @isponed, to mage good the deficiency to clore “quarters oie their superior bess down at nee a by Welghtof numbers 1 toe-center, and > Kwith the br igede supporting Geaeral Paimer on islam, who dispi edevery ad by Genera! Kenrner, pressing up the jotcements to meet J Gen. Hooker rd, General burg road 1 position, Bed for (ue nig it ia front of the 4 ~ 5 iV liltamsbar, Zz tood thst the If to we th §n addition to f Be GEN SUMNER's ADVANCE me Generob-Semner bad y his loops gcross the C @vencing of the e, Where leas grou several days of [ab Gen Bumner bad two t eck between where local ft poss! to find any feu dation for plies to-ouppert the superstrac- ute. “Oar « ege bridges was some two miles age, the otber 2 mile further tog the heavy storm Sutaner wes s angie shaky sirgcture for the » Who nearly al, however, succeeded in that might, the bead Of the columa ag the Nine-mile road, aloag which the rebels were pressing our troops, at about seven o'clock, ding the ememy {tn check for the niga! Lanter them from ey soe up ia thas direction the advantage they _grined during the day i, THE PIOMT OF scNDar. Floshed With their seeming victory of Satur. day, the tel-ale awoke with congdence on Sunday tow upthetr movements, sure of driving ue mae to Ue Ctuekabominy and beyond But they Bs the pafortunate mistage of esti< t tength of our resetves Wmeomes reyes mtn Mom bitterly they pay stare engerty forward with confidence of gS Ea utzeiman an xi Uimos checked their Sere aashull, taalog the tide of batt. ast them forcing ‘yonet on toward Rich- Girec! Lery, piling the ground with theslala. Terribie eisd © them wets the frequent ¢! p Sage solid columns, ; ressing them back step to the last potat of jurence, when and ran, tngloriousty lesving behind them many of thelr mea and oficers as well as privates, es ers is ans bands aha ke our low \t was Lmpossil form any cor- fect ideast the time I left the eld of taitie. That the less ie phat Eo Joye particulary se jn the cre rightly apt Eat nen Se ie aise eahamsed oy ine the fas i that — of those fall- nee ly Geet, . enemy poe) atteck. The ‘acne af es tearm ust! regimental selis TREASURER'S MONTHLY STATEMENT, MAY 96, 1569, a several last returns; as aperified below, im th s Solr <geerg the amewnts ef on ovens not yat reported as tae amown:s the amounts withheld by Assistant eens Pera Depostsaries tm Striss ol. the amownt to his credit, at the dates with the several Assistant Tr been isswed prior te the img at the same date subj prdored by the Secret sto his credit Bureau of Possions Seraxarz Puorosal “P for N er wertend oad: T f Uni States ihington, D.C... i... ADRES Blue Cloth 1 se Jasketa ar Suseear fete dee — + eo hil ~OLass Blue Phere res Isoksts. Gena Te AY unet Troweers. - Grr wm eros iG MEN’S CH Ist} Sars lace = Lynd isuog are ras) eo lelphia, Pennaylvania 43k ~ va'ito commence next Sth “to the creation = apd ‘hape!, in the Wee- *Yo.c. CLAYTON. Res, Seo a rae rub iataete Blue a = aT eohinolgers of the of ~ st Hotet in W ~ Washing day jection of sevea We Seneeee. ae election to be ihamange pons E KINGMAN, Prondent, J. 3. Coomss, Secretar: Macrae REGUEAR MO HON me eee i amaleee a ‘Woollen caer Mattresses, cwith twoSovers for enoh.) Cia Bisck Sik Haake crehiefe. fare may de slddee at au TOF f ES eee er ‘Bi over our camp. indicating that thei} U ET ae ne oT mre alasses at the. -@ftioies embraned tbe Kaok clars will be eons’ Tra for that ES coracnutant’ omer — tein Scab st Ld Kher watieall ¢ Pine Pao. ieosd him werd wi “he will much relve ‘The LONG Lats ALLEGHA- * rer 'S, No. 63 Lovists: ante oppori' HOUBE WANTED—Furn ed, Unfurn- Furnished—in ‘W ashin; A good tenant ‘Oan he bed Di yard ul pte nue, between Gta baie of about 80 value nae ean, of Washington. y Office th ‘of the U nike! rs vibe Mant of the United States, tion in the city UNAVA t LABLE. In States now under Insurrectionary Control. WO GOOD ©. et Aa ted be h mint of the United Rapeoune So onsimc Of not r s ovien eet atesoh «nd of th contain in each to inches wide inside not leas than 4th; or eal on J. fap one New a 5A 3 Hotela preeth and meee | conren: Misa Fannie West, orenoe; Ethiopian Come- een “ignor ‘Kiveriva pre Prof & Receaea, well known he pan Deduot amount OF YO Ln, ceemmmnwendecbasspes ase “sesame Waiter —s iw a! ‘ eer oncseier, “! 0’oleo! font BE GOOD LOOKING. Onboos per 7 ws overshites must’ be tial fiennel like the IR pia woolen knit undareh: all yoni. ae a te ee Ong, 42 ioes row i; ‘38 inches at cone tian Hit Fhe woolen knit urawers tc ) rbeas tare 208, paige Woo! dyed. aan the aunt oi pam Dalance -___. TReasvay Daeanrwant, Mas 25-1062. ctetemerd ead ‘warp knit, a ee AUCTION SALES. AFTEKNOON & TO-MOZKOW By J C. MeGUIRE & O0., Atetionsers. <a yt sale OF FORD'S ATHENEUM, “Perth street, Pear Penneylvénia ay; -.. Sse Lot copiers '@ ro’ oe ne A. A. Hay etic mera stro: and firmiy attaored to yet oorienpond in every respect with ust be tree from éotton, 8 GURDES 31-160 per PANY Gir ut arse a ERS 5 ros pobiteaieer interinds between COM. FOOTE “NDC The elegent noe ef THE WAN DML! VADIS avenue, corner of Seventh street, bohm: al vhreed warp, Sad” ‘si bunces 23-10 per yard; textu. ae RFDUCED PRICE! BOCs MAU, A fine artio’e uf Coal Oil, at the reduced price of ‘$$ cents per calion, for sa’ ee oecnee ot Ad + gut and G streets. north of th: SOUN Davie Sa7pson Law. if The Marchionene sauperal Lus aca i rpc iy Bataleonteres voxes the tora of w Toons) ith th: 1 humo ie the Apply to JU pairs, nue Noe a oub notes 6 f tote versa, 160f No ise with 7 The calf-ekin ard sip pSoked in sopai J To SADDLERS AND ND HARNESS atten: CLAN peel HORSES GEN re & SONS, znd Wagon Sinf, | Drose Cirele and Par eons 5) econts hestre Seats_____ "35 oents aaa a -- gcharge for secured seats. QROVER'S THBATRE. Pa. avenue, nesr 14ts at, and the Willard House. LEONaRD Ghovax——__-___ WEONESDAY, June 4. - Owing to public wit pedtelr. the manage rower tohing to be essere the sisin sin vary, Ager Saddlery, Hardware ¥22 Ba timors et , Baitimore. WITH DISPATCH’ hooner Aleooua is now receiving freight Dove pie ant will eail “Por Teteht arly fo to Sepcits hie te sit hee tora. Fable mn —~3 pS ae es Utensils, eo. J.C, NoGUIRE & CO., Atots. ‘tO MORKOW: pre e 00. Auct’s, FUTURE Days. ARAARD. Auctioneers. qvenue and Niata pool por BO3TOR, oolen Sucks must bow a or knit, indizo ba weil ed Gnd in color fuly equal to esmpies esses inust weigh ten pounds, 1) fickipg. Whichisto be cate feet The covers must TRE ABOVE SAL a ARTLEY & BRO — 101 rcs Seor, hd aa bp . Be nankin must be equal to the dest bite Amer- neato iP i ide, textu ¢ 5 threads oy < 4008. GJed Wilh pure Ben- Hisead dds tothe lech of an reada tothe ofan al indi 3 wephe aukets mast weigh 6 pounds measure & by 7% 1eches ERS iso welgn 30 povads and ni ese than 5 pounus i3 ounces, Fhey proleaa Weul. -— —_ sisaxet musi be mark: Diack silk naccke.omeus muat be 3136 by S136 inOhes. ard weigh I oanes anu li grain ~ tare: i bp we Ce ene eek | > ghee Widaers tee ae ‘above wil aa having parche s gloat lately Se yer EVENING A CHAR MING ee DEAMA A SPARELING ‘COMEDIETA, | be emp'e red the entire ability of the PAMED COM DY CuNGRESS! BO ass Und Di WLINS. of oe hi old aende Ti Yr. “ iy a fe dane spgot'vily ioftata the pati ENBON: Gh toms pot cash. eich’ BARNARD ———w = sah & Banas Wide. MAGEE. Hest & wikebeae NSYLVANIA AV eNU! bave oprnad there fice at 710 RENT DAY! RENT Day! RENT DAY! RENT DAY! RENT DAY! Ballfrog-...___. (Other oh sotwre by the Scant with the, the one sot Faros of FRENCH BEFORE BREAKF. . Setohel! as__._. oye 310 The undesiened. actars: erence will be siren such. of the three sizse of made up clothing wi! Boltoand rete hs verge g sn evar rots ia the quality,< texture. ebies: ‘weignt. * ee en! sanity wau hb palais ag of esoh of the foreeoing The coairaoia will rerefore. m sind Bicok F th * C.F, HUNT, < 6. i. Bea rweLL, @ in reoqmmend ing the shove gens of Wash ngton and vi- moe that they wal «ive sal- rei. Ry Fier Hewt Wee 8nd finish of material, and and WocKmanehip to s8id ramp Incl Sais ovary rant count, Ws Wil sel foras- OUT FUR EVER Ys BOD YS FRIEND! EVBRYBODY’S FRIBND?! jes im R_B. Donarnson. EVERYBODYS FRIBND? M , RE ZING C&SAIRS. RS, W ‘he corse $ lng Offizers to be a) rnin ment. anthet ow sat e eu eos a 80 restated as to be as servic adieas new. js2 iw Sa he Be 8s servic :8viens now. jo3 iw FINE BOR: wt J.C. Gene es < ’s Livery Sta- thom several ohn supe rior ness horses Those waating easo call ayek Sih street 4 soe Boga “tion. money of National acd t Place ee 4 THE GEsesing CLARA BU any BONTE & Ae te ‘Acots, EA Pops Ae rhe wisnho Fane ta Vitae abiala oe SPEDE RONDA RLY AM ontaye Palas, as. w ee sts mere aecBeaure Site NEW DRY @O00Ds STORE. ALL DRY G00) 308 PuNAS We ANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th streets, Washington. De . ser ctie tae fegnas gia. ee Ses ‘ipowat to bo given for enah to Psior &. SECENTSE, XPECTED iN a vay OR FWO. ors de directed yoo ieoes of very oneiee be acd Or