Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR THE WEEKLY STAR. ™ PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY BXICEPTED,) 7 ? BR BUILDINGS ay - WwW. D. WALLAOBFR- Papers served in packages > carriers at $12 year, cr 37 cents per month, To mail subscribers This execliont Family and Mews JOureai -Oon taining & greater variety oi interesting reading than can be found im any cther—is published on . Friday morning. TER Ms— Casa, invarictip, im edvanes. Bikgle copy, per AAREM .cocceccoecSl @ Five Copies ....cccccesercceesscccss 6S It invariably contains the “ Wasbington News’ that has made The Deviy Evening Sir ciroulate @o generaliy throughout the country. 17 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pre cured at the counter, immedistely after the imme ofthe paper. Price—THREE CENTS. Ske price Is $3.50 a year i advance; $2 for six wenths; $1 for three Months; and for leas than three months at the te of 12 centsa week. Sin- wile copies, ong cx"7; In wrappers, rwo CENTs. {> Avyapciszmunts should be sent to the fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1862. N°. 2,921. ot appesr until the next day. " Sermons te be Dispensed With. - TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, | THREE HuNpRED THOUSAND MORE AUCTION SALES. OSFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES. OFFICIAL, ——_+— A singular proposition Is now meeting with TROOPS CALLED OUT! ——— — F Potice Matrans —First Precinct. —J. Brown, | much sention, and eliciting considerable dis- LATER FROM EUROPE. pe ee See By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioncers. ] ARTMENT OF STATE, drunk; delivered to military. cussion, in the eclamns of some of the most e British Press en th CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE GOVERNORS OF FURSE WARD LOTS at AUCT ON —Om W asuineron, January 25, 1608 Second Precinct —Jobn pee eee —_ pi sgieoa It le to lee Gite ee ernee Oaks—French Reinforcements fer THE Lovat Srarxs anv THE Paxsipeyr. MONDAY AFTERNOON ‘i4-h Jaly. ‘The Sceretary of State will hereafter receivs tsen, drunk; taken tocamp. John Nix , do; } of Eng! 2 —_———— orclock. we wi | sell in front of the premier, Members of Congress on business on Saturdeys, tial Me. W Angel, selling Mquo without | to give the congregation the eption whether they | 4 NEW Yous, July 1.—The steamers ity of Bal-| The following eorrespendence between the a. aah rect, bet osu tod We aoe naoict | commencing wich Scrurday, the first of next fwial. Mrs. W. Angel, selling Hqnot without | to sive fhe congregation the option whether they Seeger reer maven ved Fram Lire: President and the Governors of the loyal States | back about 105 'icer, . month. . 5 a i] runk ani = uJ i rin; al ‘Terma: 3 bal i % ad - sic Scovtek to conbeek neeeantnee: Tomes | eemeaeer eh awaneded peuercuber ts const pool. | Fhe city o sain os will explain Itself: bearing interest end crema we Gone Pmcnthe, | ort WILLIAM 8 SEWARD, ; inging and prayers, to retire from the 1 on the 18th of jo-eoc's WALL & BARNAKD, Aucts keeping open on Sunday; dismissed. CC. King, | sion of the sing! The Hibernia reached Liverpool on the of TO THR PRESIDERT OF THE UNITED sTaTES ‘ 4 ). Auci tax teeta” peng Figg (he saveentes ot a ince serum teed bY June. ‘The Kangaroo and New York arrived out the Coton eteruigned: Governors of States of] Gy WALL & BARNARD. Auotoncers, FAMENGES Shain ‘To anaes. in 1 i > “4 the small; dismataed. John Cemmsck, causing | lished roles are, that the listener becomes wearled The London journals indulge in a variety of | citizens of the states which they respectively rep. | CoQMMISSION ERS BREE Wax Der. RTM peer mcg ar > ae ein name CN helo pc 5 inane ace aot bn (hiprl comments upon the struggle before Richmond | resent are of one accord in the bearty desire that | ofaeueras® ey Rip — age Dit oftee | Oses Mistery Dupervntendent Rewvoads Us. stealing platol, cue ee —e sup af God, — Se pee aatag’ oo by | on the 3ist of May and the Ist of June—seme | the recent successes of the Federal arms may be | District of Cojum>ia, hearing dace on the 8th day Washington, April 18, 1568 dronk; sent out of the city. 7 . treating itasa National victory, others asa drawn | followed up by measures which must insure the | of February D. 1861, and gaseed in the onse of No Passenger Train will be run from Washing Third Precimet.—Michsel Reynolds, selling | wholesome dread of a lengthy, uninteresting dis- battle, and others again as ep stesses for the Con- h speedy restoration of the Union; and believing | J° el Aiea ame Tne nee I ton to Manenens watil farteer notion. liquor on Sunday; fined $20 62. Mary Dayly, | course. Jom 1s not intended to appty-to men | federates. that, in view of the present state of the Important | tnrSacf dtl Xander Adame, drocased. the Pattie D. C. McCALLUM essaclt; security to keep the peace. Mary Webb, | _ The proposition isn: ‘ae 1 La fe The New York correspondent of the London | military movements now in progress, and the | \eara,com ‘FUESUAY, the 8th day of Jay, A au ? Gisorderly; fined $2.62. Margaret Mulrue, do.; | who, by their address and eloquence forc! i: | Times writes that now is the moment for France | reduced condition of ont effective forces in the | D. '862, st 5 o’cloot p.m. ‘on the premiees, nites | SP 18-tf M.D. end Sup’t Railroads, U. 8 Sietancs Ete eee aay eeenees. | peal to the coeanianees of, this henseen and they | 824 England to urge submission on the South | field, Kiaulting from the usual and unavoidable | right, title. interest, and estace, both lerAl ant —————— Joseph Barron, drunk; dismissed. ea Lessor but solely to those uninteresting disci- | *24 magnanimity on the North, the dreams of the | casualties of Maa) Staord ~ aes : tee service, that the time bas arrived Same scl waten Pree spmeyy ger Adame ew © GRAND CLOTBING DEPOT : tot 1 jeton. isorderly; secessionists having collapsed. ‘or prompt and vigorous measures to be ado; . . - C0888, Of. ri 7th streets, is row the p.zce San" 5 ny ane, do; workbouse. z; W. T. | ples whose zeal, bowever fervest and properly | ““7 re Liverpool pectic codont of the London | by the people hpi of the great pret gate the foliowing valusb: we ers aituated | where ail men ge to buy thelr outhts of Olaner Cregg. selling without license, $20.62. Martha | directed, fails, from lack of intellectual and ora- | rit, writer in favor of the policy of mediation, | committed to your charge, we respectfully re. | 12{2e.ct7 oF amineton. 00 wits, Lot gumbered | “locking, gud there are sood reasons why every Hail, disorderly; workhouee. Margaret Brown, | torical support, to taterest or convince. ty of | although he admits that this is not the time to | quest—if it mee's with your entire approval—that | an’ cxgmty went. seen ee quproveurans Sekar an Pet, ety, wo ae ghenp- larceny; dismissed. James Boyle, assnult; jail. | The Spectator, in advocating the paeeniety at ut it in force. He thinks that when mediation | you at onge call upon the several States for such | thereou consisting Ofao ai rteles eee am ~ : rpaneed, 1 ‘Tobias Mouland, disorderly; fined $2 44. Margt. | making th et eee Fir senses is Proposed it should be done by the general } number of men as may be required to fill up ali | Ine Houee, aad tot pumbesed thirteen, (1S) a trimming, thes & ® egeal to the Sullivan, do ; workhouse. Cclusabus Ozle, fu- | with the preacher, and the audience, ol MY voice of Europe. the military organizations now in the field, and eked Lot ur mbered fourteen (14) -n tteilors’ work. And third!y, weare xitive from justice; sent to Jail; Pat Hagerty, dis- < Why are we to listen, as we do every Sun The Army and Navy Gazette says :—‘ Lord | to add to the armies heretofore organized such | 2°f0d four bunure.! » for tho said part of lot erly; fined 83 62. Soy, WIGk rave Sciibieesenon, te the mae eee 1 ser ahig and gasinna aainiees it Wet tcdéiinen ee men as may, in your judg- ’ + or tourth ‘Precinct Robert Dallan drunk; dis- | statements as to foner scenery of Elijab’s Tagem car ¥, in your judg~ | west corner of eaid lot. Tenning thence perth y be expected in London shortly. The | ment, be necessary to garrison and hold Posses- | with the i122 0! Seve: cot west fives feet missed Crates Carrem, do; workhovse. ay waiciees whine Induced Detaoen to hace bal _ American Noarects will, no doubt, make eae ex- | sionof the numerous ciiles and military positions | thence east one hundsed ant twenty-two (i:2) fect A. Waldon, do; do. Ellen O’Flanagan, ; alak - tel! shragnt.corcer of traordinary surmises, and indulge in many | tbat have been captured by our armies, and to | toa alley in the rear of asid lot, thence sowth With | Sremie nt foe 7 2 largaret Kirk, larceny; dismissed: | me ers for another night, or (he reason why | tote statements respecting the motives of hic | speedily crush out the rebellion that exists in sev- | the line of said alley five 5) fet. mid thor oe wee ; 74S r Sarah Sesie, astahs workhouse . H. Morti- | twelve baskets of cr gp pis agin after fy ip’s journey at this mecest. We believe | eral of the Southern States, thus practically re- mi panne epee pA al oA TU BE GOOD LOOKING. mer, do ; dismissed. Thomas Heron, do.; fined Jone miraculous feast, a ifosdeg rin | he is coming home on private business, as he bas | storing to the civilized worid our greatand good th en aus Geta {two neat | OLD FACE= MADX TO ms - other, or why St. Paul left bis cloak at Troas, or | 0°, been in England since the death of the nami. | government ca pe mtn} by Sh > poinen tee, of two neat] LOOK YOU VG AND ~ Righth Precinct —Jackson Groves, driving | the rationale of infant baptism, or the causes why bh ; sad convenient Frame Dwelling Houses. BEAUTIFUL, Tal, his father.”” . We all believe that the decisive moment is near Shs p cperty is eiigthly located in tne Seventh — through a faneral; fined $158. 8. Ballinger, | there Baler poy —s Gopiing: hyd ed ‘were In the House of Commons, on the 16th, Mr. } *t hand, and to that end the pecole of the United | Ward— he frst-mea'ioied pisos froniint on 4 You may obtain a band drnv% and @isorderly; dismissed. John Connor, | #ppointed for = ~ ag vided 7 eae witheut Hopwood gave notice that, on July 1, he should | States are desirous to ald promptly in furnisbing etre, Eaoathe b tween 9th and 40th streets west; 8 ¢ | some complexion curving # pistoi; do. Henry Musselman, drunk; ie ty of protest: why are we tolistes | Movea resolution that It was the duty of Her | all reinforcements that you may deem needful to souks G ean Ee On Seventh etreet weet, between | from : Se eee ; a pe A tly to th = fancifal oa cathedra expia- | Majesty's government to use every exertion con- | sustain our government fermeot aslo: One-third evs ne resides ing | ©Sj”' Foot, drank and disorderly; turned over to the Leer ho bg whee reasons for sa pertieg a sistent with the maintenance of peace to bring | _ Israel Washburne, Jr., Governor of Maine; N, } 12 and 13 months, ths pa o ime ving his bond ittary. Joseph McKenale, larceny; committed volitional mo aided ‘tor Partiaenent ple should | ‘he warfare now raging in America to a conclu- | S. Berry, Governor of New Hampshire; Frederick | tor the dsierred payments, ppya>ie to the 1 el.e 1 to jail. Mrs. Miles Kelly, do.; dismissed. Rich- | Po! "1 bere apt ah Ueen a ‘might de- | #on. Holbrook, Governor of Vermont; Wm. A. Buck- Bpeotizols, and Cearing interest from tie day of Price. §1 per bo-tie. ard Thompson, drunk and a taal ine ta bectoce tnd othics of family life.” Mr. Lindsay, in the House of Commons, has | ingham, Governor of Connecticuy; E. D Morgan, | sale | Title deeds to b- retaiced untilthe wuole of] Sent oy mar or express over to the military. Thomas Parnell, do ; dis- | ¢ Te to seat yn hich will naturally have | Po8tponed his motion relative to relations with | Governor of New York; Charles 8. Oiden, Gov Malesen ine . to any Address . missed. George Dunlap, disorderly; flaed $2 94 ‘he project is one whic! America, but offered a resolution calling on the | ernor of New Jersey; A. G. Curtin, Governor of i yoncin ox Ufice—No 11 Wash- - “ N. many advocates, pro and con, but we apprehend ri WILLE yg W. Nesle, fast riding; fined $5 94. jathan Will secett tn the penttatoand at ts religious ser- | £°Vernment to recognize the South. Pennsylvania; A. W. Bradford,’ Governor of inrton Building, Penney! Brown, dtgorderty; = eet eee ae, heen vices in the future as in the past, according to BE ote ted. Sat Count Persigny bas failed in recttegr, ie Hi Pletpont, poreace of bes gar Seventh strect, Wasning- ackson, do; do. art jal BD 5 fined s mission ondon relative to American ustin 7, Governcr o! Ichigan; J. Seventh ¢ aa i ae pian be the ritual of each peculiar denomination. affaire, Temple, President Mitten: Boe iia scke: Minsth Precinct —Jo! ‘amphrey, drunk an See ea nnn BaNt=HER jola et Five thousand French troops are going to } Azdrew Jobnson, Governer of Tennessee; H R Commusziozers, ‘0 AQUIA CREEK disorderly; fined $2.94. Wm. Kennedy. assault;| Pant or Gunexat Buavzsoany’s Azmy at | Mexico immediately. The French Gienbers | Gamble, Cones of Missourl; U.P. Morton, | J82-eo8¢s WALL & BARNanw. Aucis. T bail to keep the peace. Wm. Evens, disorderly; | CuaRLeston —The steamer Matanzas, from Port | jave unanimously voted additionals credits. AND PINEY POINT. Goveruor of Indiana; David Tod, Governor of * By J.C. MoBUIK& & CO., Auctioneers, he Poto: St oat Ci L patch Uiscimed. | Harrison Evans, do; do. Maty | Royal on the 23th, arrived at New York on| "The Turks have comme cote ona nent | Ont Alex’r Ramsey, Governor of Minnesota; (PROSTEE'S S<LE OF VALUABLE im. oboe heat eet ate ee Oe ai Micheel, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. | Monday night. of Belgrade, an important fortified city of Servia. | Richard Yates, Governor of lilinols; Edward PROVED Real Estate in rug city oy Wasn | Washing oc, every morning, (S Jobn Anderson. drunk; taken to Navy Yard. | The Matanzas brings halfa dozen Confederate | “Conflicting statements were circulayed rel-tive | Soloman, Governor of Wisconsin. INGTON —Hy "virtue of @ deed of trust recorded | day exvepted,)até o’cloak. Wm. Kenady, disorderly and assault; five @1.91 | deserters from Beauregard’s army, whostate that | ¢o the proceedings of the French army in Mexico. REPLY OF THE PRESIDENT. a ead a aahin oom const. D wih ieoee Saeee Merber re Tsth Piaciaei-“W tions Farber, Greakj-@ie- | ochen trons ki araay volte marth to itichanooe, pee lay lew esi Wy eye ot Sd Ezscutive Mansion, Washington, July 1, "62. I'sell at Public Auction, on SATURDAY. Ta cop ed.) atl v'eock pm” * mth Precinct — jam Parker, ; » | repu: d ‘ adecided victory over Seationen = IF + Fal t \ 05.) BEL O'C.0ck 5 mined. Samos OSonner, sterling; do. A’ For- | and left at Charleston to reinforce the army there. | tr) Mesicans ot thar place. Parie letters. how- Fully concurring in the wisdom | day of Juiv, 1062, at the office of J.C. MoGuire & eet ne a trea, do; do J. H.Wheeler, do; sentto provost } General Hunter has withdrawn his forces from of the views expressed to me in so patriotic a | CO., Augnioncers, at five o’olock p. m.. the follow. | For fre ght aad ney, do.; do - > 3 . ever, assert that the French government had ua- | manner b rou tn th 9 ing Real Estate situate in the city of Washington, On daiurday: eaviag St 6 O'clock in uard. Jenn Robinson, robbery; jail for court | James Island. The reinforcements expected doubtedly received official Frccttspemce ofad day of eds I have decided to call Inte ere eS dey that is t> say— the mors De will extend ber tripto P ~ eS Sohn Barly, do; do. Wm. Brown, held ase | from Key West had reached Port Royal, 1n good by the Montiend (his ts ina measure admitted | an additional force of three hundred. thousand | Ugtndl: $263, 4, am ta tee arbal Sienee of Lote | ted eect Pm rmedi ste endings. Rotarmng, witness. Mary Smith, prostitute; security. M. | health and spirits. . by the Montteur. The Moniteur states that | (300,000) men. 1 suggest and recommend. thar} Noe 15th end Vig cones En fronting on te | ales. Se nek Sa Canaae Sve R. Gould disorderly; fined 2591 John Maack, _ measures were to be taken immediately for send- | the troo should te principally of infantry. The | diana avenue. near the City Hall.” Fare to Aquia Creek, 2. Round trip, 83, assaui!; forcourt. Patrick O’Brien, do. John 17 The Paris correspondent of the New York } ing considerable reinforcements to Mexico. uota of your State would be——. J trust that] Ths soveral parcels (ai improved) will be offered ‘10 to P ney Point, $2 Bransoa, exposure of person; fined $5. George | H7-rald tella a good story of Horace Greeley who, It is rumored that there has been an insurrec- | they may be enrolled without delay, so as to bring x 7 . x f© gl or pas age,apply io freight ogents on Gaams, disorderly; Baed $2 91 William Stunt, | when arrested somesix or seven vears ago in| tion in St. Petersburg, but the latest dispatches | tur’ uniecessary and injurious civil war to af 1 ie,tats ofealeace: One-fourth in oash; and | th= whary eS druck and disorderly; fned $5. E. Stenhens, | Paris, was offered bya friend, who deals ex-| gtate thatall is quiet” There have bese hee speedy and satisfactory conciusion, with interest fina t gee B 2M. JOHNSTON, profane; fined $194. Francis Boyer, do; do. | tensively with America, to become his bail for| gres. Nearly one-third of the city is in ruins An order fixing the quota of the several States | pavin-nts to bes ory to ALTIMORE Matilda Wade, disorderly; fined $2.91. William anyamount ‘‘No, no,”’ said Horace, “I will go | Lossone million pounds sterling. will be issued by the War Department to-mor- } the trastes, and a LOCK HOSPITAL, Parks, do.; do. Morris McSheeby, assault and J to prison. The thing will add ten thousand to COMMERCIAL. row. ABRAHAM LINncoLN, roperty for tne p Has discovered the most Certain, Sp edy and onig battery; held for court. Patrick Kelly, stealing; | the circulation of the Tribune.”? Liverpool, June 20.—Cotton advancing—sales President of the United States, we been, wey ying given, Che ual Remedy im tae World. jail. Mary Moore, drunk: dismimed. Lewis} > 4 native of Venice, who is sexton of one | small. Manchester reports favorable, can Seg assess Lerma be not compiled in FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. Douglas, disorderly; fined $2 91_ Henrietta Rob- J 41h charehes in Great Salt Lake City, hasbeen | | Mesers. Wakefield, Nash & Co., Richardson, ia sell, upon three days’ Dotss. Bt the ris —¥ Fea a eee ciatty; drained Bot: [arrested for stealing the garments of the dead | Spence & Co., and Bigland, Athya'& Co srepert CONGEESSSIONAL. penee of ths defaulting purchaser LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. — Ww anegee, Lape cere — ‘whom he buried _ breadstuf® weds eat a. The dayne Allconveyancing ai the expense of the purchs. APPLY IMMEDIATELY. ham Dyson, do.; obert ar lo = as been more favorable, but is still unse tled. ———— 86ra respectively. —— Davie Shing, Gruak; €2 Ot. | Charles Parker, os. [7 Theos Gonore geld and silver mines ste] Piour quiet but steady. Wheat sterty te ci] XEXVilth CONGR £e6—Secend Secchen, : M, CARVISLE, Trustee. | 4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, fabs dlseloed’ “Joba Myce drock aed dieee [co ‘The Archduke Baxiiailian was ued sa a| Winter coker, aaciphia te 24 per cental desrer.} sexarx After our report closed yesterday | gi02t4 3S NoGUIRE & CO.. Aucis IN FROM ONE TO TWO DaYs! fag; dismissed obn Ryan, drunk an isor- Corn weaker. of W. — * = d-riy; $291. George Clark, throwing stoner; | blind. ‘The funds on the 17th were steady, and Consols | inio the Union wan ra mceg, cnters Virginia FOR SALE AND RENT the Kidneys pnd Diation petarene AMootons 0. Faby Birrehagas ye len coy! oi bogger ealrpe SPECIAL NOTICES ee bi Pipsereys Pela sae ee ‘The Army appropriation bill was taken up; and a eh Ro een enle shes Impotones, Ge p ; Nervousness, Dye” Faby, ; - e 8 r 0 Ten- = 7 iw ot, Confusios of ideas, Laughlin, drank; sent to quarters. Peter Rogers, —_—_-.—__ déving a tise in the rote of discount less likely. Mr. Fessenden stated that the Committee of OR RENT—4 comfortatle, well “urnished L ons, at trate, J imidity, Or: of Giddinensy f Head, Ghrost, Noss or Fin. Affects Langs, Stomach or Bowels—these terri orders sriging from Solita: # HOUS! 443 10th 2 4 Stenling; dismissed. Wm. Sayace, carrying con- Barcuzion’s Hain Dre A good steady demand for money still pre- senting Toe corner Cotes = and Ganese pas ey cealed weapons; fined #20. W. Strikenem, steal- Tas best in the World. vailed. make provisions for that portion of the fiscal year | (ofty, with gas throughout. and a pan p o! excei- Peni ened ae OC eine, eaccraruak and pro-h wintem A, Batchelor’s celebraied Hair Dye Loxnos MazxnrsWhest ts again 129" per | after January 1, 1903 bandeome and te vacta ane saraitare is modern, fane; fin ‘5 4. Ellen Cavanaugh, do.. do. 24 juarter dearer since the previous Monday. Sugar ¥ O S0oG Order ne rosow Francia Boyer,do ;do. James Dobbyns, drunk; | Poduces a color not to be distinguished from na- | 9 P! y. ge Mr. Hale moved an amendment, limiting the uiet and drooping. Coffee firm. Tea in good pisno, nearly new, will bo included, if desired, fined $2.4. James Doggun, do.; dismissed. | ture—warranted aot to injure the Hair in thefleast; | demand at fell pn g number of rank and file to 750,000, providing the | ye 26-aost™ rices. Rice quiet, but firm. ber Geo. Perrote, riding on the pavement; do. Alex | remedies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigor- | Tallow firm. P quiet, num petiese ped generals shall not exceed 40, and F Age Upossih.e, and destroy ae YOUNG MEN ihe vietims cf Soli- destructive habit i the numbe: brigadier generals 200. OR SALE—Two new firet class three story McFhomas, drunk; fined $294 James Thorn ii VERY LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN. BRICK HOUSES. 0a the heights of Gooree- fost riding; fined $5 94. Patrick Reany, drunk | * the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair ‘The amendment was rejected, and the proviso = LiveRpoot, Thursday, June 19.—Cotton buoy- id. d town Inquire of W. H. GOUEY., jem-tf at Prefane: workhouse John Shekles, drusk; { instandy turas s splendid Black or Brown, leev-| orang still advancing, and gd higher sine f cht KT CORCORAN FOR SALE—The manmion atunsly grave thoa- 3 t Mr. King moved an amendment appropriatin, F°, tho moat exalted tents Workbouss. Philip Myers, esleep in omnibus; | ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all] Frigay Sales yesterday and to-day 30,000 bales, | 2,000,000 to provide f House, exieasive ont-bulldings,<and farm, <p A at echoed fined @2.4. John Blenner, drunk; do. Druggists, &c. includiog 16,009 to speculators and exporters. woldiebe whe taay crite at Pe eared forpecis kc epee he newer Bs thee” ard ister 0g Y snaten wii ie the sheuieae of {7 The Genuine issigned WittiaMA. Barcn- Breadstutfs firm and unchanged. for forwarding disabled soldiers home; adopted. } ot, Goor De ‘aanioan, aie hee a nurnOC OF Wakeu tw soxiscy tho living lyre, may TH JAMES ISLAND FIGHT. ELOR, om ths fowr sides of sack boz. Provisions very dull. The appropriation for secret service was in. *- Fort Corcoran ® anda portion with fall mate rrr LAGE Pie dsdaakcs bactory, No. 81 Barciay st., New — Lonvon, Thursday, 19.—Consols fortmoney at creased from $150,000 to $500,000. for Whe place cortaine Santis Pann — ait on t m27-ly (Late233 Broad way and 16 Bond st.) 91292 An appropriation of $5,000,000 for collecting pee f arable fend bigh onitivstion, end Pa ahs ing Sears oP eee Oa the evening of the the 15:h Gen. Benham lilluois Central shares at 44}%a13}4 discount; f and drilling volunteers, was ag.eed to. ee nore at wend aad: oie view fromthe Kien ff deptlity, detormition, &6.. spesdiiy ouredy’ pro to make recommossan force to ascer- To Grocenizs, Horats, anv Dratens. Erie shares at 3233 The bill was then " the Potomaa river is unvurpaceed net adi places Lumeolf under theoare of pr. J tain the strength of the enemy’s battery, and if We wish to he igh ad attention to our Colum- The House reso!ution making certain grants of Titis pertect. Fo. possible to take it, it being a great annoyance to f bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Manufactory. E. : and peasy, =, panels confide in his hovor ase land for railroad purposes in the State of Mich- ales QCASBE! Saindions nu », be’ OretE ? 500TH IREDEae tire Brigades of Gena. Wright and Stevens to pre- | cent. on Fancy Soaps, and from Afteen to twenty. | NEw Your, July pare ger pred fa ian pepe ered peel line officers of | 8.L8W, No. ? ludians avenue, le hand side cotng from Baltimore street.s few efor action at three o'clock next morning. § five per cent.on Chemicel Soaps. on the present says that he Ma Deputiie Aenlomene ae st metice the Masyeras th . 164 Bridge st. Georgetown, D.'o. je i 'm*__ | doors from the corner, Fail not to rve Lame Aviweaty minuiee bofore Ave on the morning sf | price af the northern: mancctorien, aud wer el lenders are sdlemaly determined, In the last] _-Mr- Wilkiuson, cf Minn. offered the following | POR SALE Docte mee LOTS, neartheNevy | samp Vetere must be paid end contain s oe ee er Siac Pee Teed Brentes ce: | Fant itauperior to any sold in this market. Our | reve! lenders are solemnly determined, In th Prt ceadtations 7” 2 BT Peet titect ran erie fenesneer tee Nev | stamp, DR. JOHNSTON roy’s battery, Stran’s Rhode Island Battery hav- Chemical Soap, a8 & washing soap, will go twice | eerie them os eh fi 8 sy. Resolved, That the President inform the Sen- | $10 e&ci, payable in small metaiments of 84a Member of the Koyal Go : ing thehonor of firing the Grst gun; the distance f as far ag the common rosin soap, and can be re- | ™ senaber fee yr me ate, if not incompatible with th: 5 Month. Assistance wiil be given to those desircus | Gone gracuate fi bem belag about oneands half miles.’ The Rebel | tailed at the same prices Feeling assured of the} ,,!* 1s rumored at Memphis that the rebels under Srrlearg) heart amd the public interest, } to improve thereon. Apply to FOX & a Ae peak fort Seas an earthwork, with one face and two | superiority of our manufacture over all other man- mat eet op bstede aig ness to Salt epee. Gen. lines Annee meee png neice TOOK aver 498 Saventa st 2 It had a deep ditch In front, with rifie fl uf, rs, We respectfully solicit your orders, | Halleck’s visions. P (OR RENT—A furnished four-story BRICK aa ciiaeas 2 cons\derable diatanes. The oad te ants eite fal, it ts not as we represent, | | General Curtis is said to be suffering from aj 2nd confined in prison; and if so, upon what DWELLING, "ns pleasantand becithn part bottom of the ditch was smposed of soft mud,and § we will refund you the amount pald and take it th fi our 0} tious. He accordingly ordered the ea-f} We can save you from twenty-five to fifty per phos ent Coi- logos in the United States, and reater part life has been ot 18 io hospitals a Want of supplies. Our gunboats caanct get up | Charges, and for what reason, and ‘whetber any of the city eohmmbers and many troubled with ringing the White river, owing to the low water. Albert | Charges have been preferred against bim; ard if bath drant water, when aeicep; great nervoui ae —— —— Leer bee Parapet } at ———— a _Eiven 2 | Pike, with 6,000 men, is moving from Hert ‘Smith | 50, what were those charges, by whom were they | thro arringe- house aad Stain bie | moss, siarmed at audaen sounds, bashful. heavy calihes, ‘with ‘one howitzer ‘= we flank ot 164 and 166 Water street, Sienes Sere Cortes army in the rear, while | preferred, and the evidence upon which they are satel me Sopioren : adenee Sor an 3 ae g aoe with ‘Toranges enon 2 eae ae s oan "C. ndman Is rapidly gathering a force to attack Sleventh stree ately. J pocghiw = tended a wheke ee wat bal ec be thai him in front t. Kennedy, of Md., moved to amend by add- — eee - Baer : aie TAKE P&RTICULAR NOTICE. Caixo, July 1.—Advices from Arkansas are to | 1ng the names of Judge Bartol and Judge Carmi- erected by The Rebels as a lookout. Immediately] essen. H. A. HALL & Co., bave removed the effect that Gen. Hindman, with § (00 rebels, | Chel to the inquiry. ty 3 men and others who have injured them- after the fire of the artillery the infantry were or- eI CS Si veows by @ certain practice indulged im when their stock of India Rubber Goods from their } was in the vicinity of St Charles. Col. Fitch The resolution was laid over. WANTS. sione—s habit freeaentiy iearned from evil com- dered to charge the battery with fixed bayonets = d fe St schoo!, the off which sre in double-quick time. As they neared the fort a ome aera map pooner £ abandoned the pest after spiking the guns. Hovss—After our report cldsed— sleeps Bud 1 pan or ily felt even whea as Sud if notoured, ® Fase Del oe Gen, Curtis i sald to be critt- |" ‘The following amendments to the tariff bil] ayy MEN WANTED for the TI Rogol renders smarriare d destroys Dou Wo tedtn nad “sil tee ponte fort was poured in- J pieased to reorive orders by telegraph o mail for | cate being unable to bring up bis supplies, | were adopted : 200 SS,: Pay, in addition to rations and san aid apply tinmedintelne i les made fi . 4 fall back, which they did in good order except pe Fon ag iy thon price will ej 284 bis army have been subsisting on halfrations} Castor seeds and beans, fifty cents per bushel; | clothing, @13 to $21 per mort! \. , 0 2%. Bnd welancholy effects for more than a weck. on cork, twenty-five cents per pound; on all 8: peemium pac to citizens or soldiers for each abits of youth, viz: Weakness the bh Michigan, whose right and left wings | forwarded by any express company’s lightning | °°; Ore ted that Com. Fi : be pee pend accepted reoru:t. Rok aud Limbs, Paine in tre Head, Uim- taame sien under oo = os ether n pol om. Farragut had given the sugars e number twelve and not above num- For farther informetion ly at the late camp of a 4 , was take ‘a 9 —_ on : kata, and arrive fn in twenty-four hou, theaper tuthoritiee of Vicksburg until Monday last to | bet Dutch standard ia color, three cents | the regiment, Camp Clifdurte, Stat stress, nme roteo( hgh ome d Micuint Power tm De- Some of the ichigan, who were in the npn ibe ¥ 3 und; on all sugar above number fifteen, not son. D.C. iH. FUSD'C advance, got inside of the fort, but they were | “¢24 0” your orders and have them filled at man- Vows dried, and notebove u ye 3b-im Lieut. bth Cavalry, Ruorw Officer. itis via Columbus, Ky., by — prices at Messrs. H. A. Hall & Co’s that a fight has occurred at H standard in color, fourcents ; See esl onesat he | warehouse, (where they have the largest amsort- | Ssathat a nemteontoeet of twelve bean dere? oducts or Fi bayond the Cape at DL poem ta west Cotioymins apy Find —_ tga y we pei ae Soca ment of India Rubber Goods in oa bec cp tion had taken place at Vicksburg. No time is Boca Hope, rceatum ad valorem; all im- | would better ca'lon the new (NFELLIOU NCE Aa advance was then made along the whois | MUkstreet, Boston, Mass. may 19-m,watt | civen. ts, home or abroad are required to have their | OFFICE, No. 611 9*h street, (where ths boesat rangement oF thé Digestive Faxctions, General De- bility, Symptons of Conaum; &e. MantatLy.—Tho fearful «ffeote on the are — to Dresempeies Ay? Confasi ideas. on Of = pirite, KVil Forebodi: ‘Averaina of Rosisty, Sell. Distraniy Love of bake? J ~~ deo ‘Fimidiry, et. some of the evus pro- Une, ae ices authenticated. ILbe given to frst class servants.) i Lave | t= ‘tot hacneaniamen aiine Pare Lron’s Macnatic Inszct Powpen, Hine.8 From. Nesbetl es wniaad i chayar watts putting the act in force applications on band for good Cootr, Laon | {40% eae —Thousands can now jedge She battery was deserted, Hamilton’s battery of | Tested for 19 years and grows in favor. It kills if ¥ uJ on the ist of A’ maids, W alters Bnd Seamsirevee :. cases,Uaanber, : 7 tendent of the. Tennessee Lunatic Asylum, was "The bill wan, Choa’ repariod tothe B Ph Aleo, for rcung Mento wat on tab'es in privece {hat us the cause of their declining nesith. vsing their vigor, bocoming weak, pai, ne: vous and four pieces alone firing 422 rounds. when the ad- itentlary to-day for treason; es or hovwin, FARM HANDS wanted. bane ey TE vance regiments were brought in range of masked Ente.” i. ar gospel 8 ship canal from the Mis- | pautagetp calle” ©0C% help wil ind it to their ad: eros, Couch or eympiens of ongsempten. ee sitasted in the hedges on the flaoks of - All genuine bears the sig-] | Fourteen hundred United States prisoners, P OUSES wanted, The best of tenants DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. ol vani pp! to N..B. : ‘The Federals were now under three fires, and | nature of E. Lyon, and is mot poisonous to peysons a and paroled, were sent home to- one ables em tokee upand 104.) S's obtained Witnent daeee applying se When toe muscuided sod imprudent, votary terribly did feel thelr effect. 8) or domestic amumais. Beware of counterfeitsand a Fine aynard introduced a bill providing for} *O-). N. H, MILLER, gape canster aad broken ftew thidt aed | imitations nero, 8° dwaatity of cotton has been received | nataing United States Courta Weaere Teme | TO NILDLWi an ae [D.—We are now _b SECOND- fio the tee ee tee aitey were quickly | Lyon's Powder Kills all insects in a trice, whe Dill relating to claims for the loss and de- Ui SuWedereFOV Es ees BOB. Si Ses sag oen ae eee Seed | Lonobebeedinth tomeeat ion Manassas, Sure 30 °7A lirttenant colonel in struction of property Seloaping te euet cite, Pumiltee declishes heusctoopiitg es the gunboats, of the Pawnee, Huron, D. 8. Barnes, the rebel army, of the name of Nichols, who has | Ws taken up and postponed until the December ing & surplus of farnitare, Will find it te Ontews, Pembina and “alti” commenced to TEE. Le in cotteente tae ramenae, sad declaes Eoveiee. wrk we tcrd RSHFEER, fhetr shot’ Soll ae aad were liable lease an i : poser = from, gamp 1 camp, selling bis} Means, reported the Naval appropriation with} feletf __We. 369 sth st. hetw jana K ste 2 more damage than the enemy, immediately DRaneyyrsw? éssen BrstEns. wares.” Col. held kim as a spy, and he is | Senate amendments, some of which were con- , ; sent messengers to the signal station with orders 5. T. 1860 X. to be dealt with as such. curred in end others rejected. x of shia orribie disease. ouch ae adfstion Sas aoe eee tan net Onpratten ee orang eee Ree Mies Re pe by the gunboats, but by others the loss is made held s testing Rene den oan a moctate LOST AND FOUND. (ona Ta Woe cna beens eae a ‘country from whose bourne Lo large. meeting piture. no 16 ti weler rms ‘ the State convention. Speeches were” maag EWaR Wedi &. JOHNSTON'S REMEDY FOR ORGAN- exhitis nnd sania the regiments advanced fo the against the administration, the war and emanae $5 3 Sau fous malt CW eens GEALED PROPOSALS oro iara acdlun| JC WEAKNESS iND Imporenee by the terrible fire of the enemy’s bentonite at pation, and against paying the war tax. broad while ot it eae ond Ss sata cay oa : Tappliee eeu. |, By this great and remedy weakness of length, after four hours’ incessant hard Aghting, Suicide at Fort Hamilton ow from ber head to her ~ Sataintence partment with 600 heads of veot | 2° oreaus are ouced wad fall wiggr fe- tha was, General Beating we orders to retice, | 2008. gS ; Four Hamittox, N. Y., June 30 i be paid for her retarn'to No 636 rhe Cattle to.be delivered at Was! .~ 5-4 hope, have been which was date in excellent under -iaeoe can? William Ross, quartermaster sergeant of the ween siasy aver: And esoh anima! to average 1 ri Tmdote to Marrisge, Physical or Menta! marching than is often witnessed on sha gerete es og med Gort eta commited vm 4 CEWis i 3545) en a eo b not wantee Disque doce entire rower, " D tt: bad 7 4 j y v teasreapess | C wax eae ee Meco ate | 895 RUE ae aise yen pe a Oar forces during whole ‘ht never EG. : mn’. alfa is dgivered i NDORSEM. OF THE PLESS. ALED PROPOS. contract owred at this iusutetion Setar ee SF ee YW crete ter Gate | saeco | weer eee ce tach other as to which would stand their ground c py will be reasived upet Of stout statues coed cain hen, pat x by oon ire 7 the lenges, ecauad exy Woepe ln penal toes rf Boo ~ Fes a Sy eRe 3 rate! Ai poon many Peers, Sotines : Outen Sen the number of AT cor he we proses must 0 the pre por thoctasd ™ ; Cats st See af Our H Bi en- ° os ceive eee epasrae a fees age | Jere a = er ag Taare were & great number of individ per tecumnd the F) LACE MANTILLA co WEATHER: acts bravery, where so many were - % formed it is invidious t2 name any single one. seo vans shoaoY MUSLINS Forssieby WM, ay 300 FARES Neutra AND AMERICAN Dew etries {7 In the 34 Wisconsia it is a rule that no sol. Our sida iatallipal eames, oe s no ~ dier ‘can leave camp with a pass. The Chaplain lev-lm ie 143) one day distri tracts; them was one LACK ‘24, 28 23, Se. 32, 34 Band 36 Be Sethe ese meses Bou at ine word, ta tract was picked up in camp, and under the heading was penciled, “Can do it; Col. q je Rogers wou’t sign any pass!’* inthe: , rn 8 Bick ACE MANILLA AND siLE ‘ish Cra U7" A firea ln St. Loute advegt'ges fuca pumber ' ae . r E { ith of “siesnen, and admonishes tuose who ac y. to De well raked eisar cl stoue of <a * «Be, 36 Conta ed #1to secessionism, of nuy other stupid. i239, 6nd wen wel rv'lei with» heavy My,” 40x to apply PR Bsrosadoes sagar crop, aboat 40,600" -» Were ali shipped by Scat of June. r