Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1862, Page 2

‘* =aV7"”- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY .. -- JULY 9, 1862 ~ Reading matter on every page. See eutside for interesteng Telegraphic and other matter. The Intelligencer quotes from speeches of mem- bers of Congress, and from conversations of Sec- retary Stanton, to show that the Secretary of War never countenanced the raising of a negro brigade or the arming of 8! 5 The Repudlican is jubilant over the fact that the Senate has passed a supplementary bill in reference to the emancipation of slaves, which allows negroes to testify in all czses In the courts of this D strict, against whites, as well as against these of thetr own color. _ oro SENATOR CHANDLER. ‘The “white brother” of the Washington Re- pubdlicen chides the Star this morning for alleged ‘noatility to Senator Chandler. The Star has to say in reply, that its hostility is to the persisten course of Senator Chandler, in doing what amounts to his best to compass the defeat of our arms. Itis notcrious that almost ever since Gen McClellan assume4 cemmand of the Army of the Potomac, he has been the sudject of open, bitter and blasphemous denuncia'io: Senator Chand- ler’s part, upon Pennsylvania avenue, in the hotels, and, indeed, wherever he has been able to find Listeners to such ‘anguage from his lips. Nor has he hesitated to proclaim a desire for the de- feat of the Army of the Potomac, as being likely to necessitate McClellan’s removal from bis eom- mand. These incident, thus briefly stated, fllustrate ‘the animus of his official criticisms upon McClel- ‘an’s condact; as Wellas the fact that a man thus effected towards any portion of those in arms for ‘he reatoration of the Union, is a very dangerous petson to exercise any power in legislating with reference to the army and the war; or any influ- ence in times liks the present with the Executive department of the Government incident to his Senatoria: position. Tue ArovaxweNnt oF ConcREss.—It is the current belief here that Congress will adjourn sine die by Monday next, the business before it being already reduced to only a few prominent tneasures, and some other matters to be disposed of without much controversy. The committee of ‘waysand means will have disposed of all the Dills originating therein, by the reporting of the remaining one making additional appropriations, mail in amount, for certain civil expenses of the government. The tariff bill, with the Senate amendments, will be returned to the House to- day. The confiscation bili is pending in joint committee of conference. The soldiers Pension and the naval appropriation bills are yet to be definitely scted upon. Uniess more importan; questions Intervene, the session can be conven|. ently closed by the time indicated sbove, — Tae Tax But.—The collectors and assessors under the new tsx bill will be selected in the mode usually adopted in the Treasury Tvepart- ment. All applications are received and fled tozether, with all letters in support of proposed appelntments, whether from members of Con- ress or other citizens. The names of all appli- cants, with careful abstracts of the letters and in- formation relating to each, are submitted to the Presideut, together with the judgment of the Secretary of the Treasury as to the proper persons to be appointed. With these P2pers before bim, the President forms bis own opinions, and makes Lis own appointments. A Gueat Litegary AGEMENT.—It will be seen by reference to an advertisement eleewbere that Messrs. Stieet & Smith, the enterprising Proprietors of the truly excellent s oryandsketeh paper, the New York Weekly, have effected an engagement with the eccentric, but talented and patriotic Parson Brownlow, who is to write for them a series f articles to be known as “ The Parson Brownlow Papers,” in which the Person, tn bis own peculiar way, will define his position, and give his views of matters and things in gen. tral and secessionism in particular. We advise out friends to secure the New York Week/y,and enjoy the ‘son’s outspoken “rakings-dowa.” ——— PostMastzR AREEsTED.—Jos. C. Hays, post- waster at Meedville, Pa , bas been arrested for tampering with letters. He was taken to Pitts- barg, and after examination was required to give security In the sum of $3,000 for his appearance at the next term of the United States court. The Postmaster General is determined to perform his duty Independently, and enforce the laws regard- less of appeals from any source to the contrary. It !s perbaps unnecessary to state that Postmaster Hays bas been removed. Rese. Reroxts —Late Richmond papers state that Beverly Robinson, of the 4th Virginia Cav- alry, has been appointed Brigadier General, and taken charge of the late Col. Ashby’s command. Complaint is made of inhuman treatment of rebel soldiers by our troops on the Peninsula. Several Georgians, it Is said, were found hung, and meny bodies mutilated; but this is known bere to be untrue. es James Rivea Fiert.—Frederick D. Stuart, of this clty, formerly of Brooklyn, New York, bas been appointed acting master, and ordered to re- port to Captain Wilkes, commander of the James river fleet. it 1s understood that Mr. Stuart will be chief executive officer on James river. presosiel seeaaatocseaia 17" Governor Washburne, of Maine, has issued 2 proclamation calling for additional troops. He says that general orders will be issued immedi- ately giving authority for raising tegiments of infantry, and for calling into service a portion of the ununiformed militia. OU} Count Mercier, the French Minister, is stopping at the New York Hotel, New York; with his family. They are en route to New Lon- don, Connecticut, where they will spend the summer months. Gonzaca CotLzcs.—The catalogue of this in- mitation fer 1561 and 1962 has just been issued. ‘There were 218 pupiis on the roll during the last scholastic year. C!asses will be again resumed on the firs: Monday in September. i" A Joint resolution bas passed the House of Representatives authorizing the Secretary of War to Issue extra clothing to sick and wounded sol- diers and others who may have Jost the same by the casualties of the present war PsRsonal.—Major General Sigel and staff; General Welsh, U.S. Vols.; C. A. Walborn, J. D. Cemeron, John Wyatt, and Wm, Irving, Pa.. are at Willards’. Tux Prorosats vor Gunsoats.—None of the Proposais for gunboats for the navy have come up to the req alrements for draft and swiftness. PINanelaL.—New York Lay sth last evening say: Stocks are steadier but far from active. The absence of exciting news from the seat of war leaves the market in a dull, unsettled state, but we Botice in some di iments of the list the ‘workings of the paper money Inflation, which ceased to exert their legitimate influence during the anxious days of last week. State stocks are quiet but steady. Tnere is little doing in Border State bonds. Missouris closed with sellers at 42%; New York, Obio, and Illinois Sixes, are firm at full prices. lowa7’s sold at par, ex. in- terest. Minnesota 5’s are % bid, 100 asked. The Government list is stronger, Leben | on the 7.30 notes, which have sod since the Board at 163%. The Coupon Sixes of 1871 are flim at 101 lez. We quote:—U. 3. 6s 1862, 100%; U. 8. 1567, 99; U. 8. 5's 1874, (coupon) 91; U. IS71, (registered) 91; U. 8. 5's \s71, (eoupo U.S. 6's 1881, (registered) 101%; US. 6’s 188 (coupon) 101%; Treasury ‘Treasury Bots, 7 30, small, 103%; O; war loon, haif-yearly. 99%; One- F certifi BR ‘The money market is working ensier—Sa6 t. on first-class collaterals Gold took another upward (urn to-day and cloves indemandaritig, py fA! Me exclied and is higher, in sympathy with the advance in gold. Firat class bills on jon are quoted 122 ¥al22,. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. eenanip—ane tae THE SITUATION. The Government here have dispatches from the army on the Peninsula up to yesterday afterroon. Nothing had then occurred Ip the way of alate engagement, though the impression certainly prevails around us that the enemy may havebeen “felt”? by Gen. McClellan, in force, by this time to-day. GEN. BURNSIDE The promptness with which Gen. McClellan is being strengthened by the War Department is il- luatrated by the fact that om the day before yes- terday, Gen. Burnside, with the portion of his army ordered to hasten to the Peninsula, were-in transports at Fortress Monroe, on their way thither. By this time, we presume, they haye landed in McClelian’s lines. AN INCIDENT. A day or two since the steamer plying on James river with the mails between Fortress Monroe and Harrison’s Landing, was fired into from a six pounder concealed behind brush on the south bank of the river, killing two and wounding eight, it le said. FRONT ROYAL. We have now at Front Royal quite a division of General Pope’s army. OFFICIAL LIST OF KiLLED AND WOUND- Fias Sarr Hartrorp, Above Vicksburg, Miss., June 23, i962 Sir: I bave the honor to report the following list of killed and wounded in that portion of the fleet which passed above Vicksburg in the en- gagement this morning: Fing-abi Harttord~ Hadward B. Jenni -ship Hartford— Edwar - Jennings, wa. man, from Massachusttts. * Richmond—George Allstrum, ordinary seaman; Thomas Flarity, seaman Onetda—Stephen H Randall, seaman. Pinola—William H. Thomas, quarter gunner; Thomas Graham, landsman. Sclota—Augus:ine Ellsworth, ord. seaman. wounpED—20. -sh!p Hartford—Charles Alien, seamen, slightly; Alexander Cafrau, landsman, Slightly; Lawrence Fay, Len do; Patrick Roach. ome: heaver. head; Pbillip Roberts, ecaman, severely Sylvester Beckit, landsitian, slightl A ‘Alfred Stone, landsnan, do; John H. Knowles, quar- termatter, do; Jobn Hardegan, landsman, do ; Joseph Lands, ordinary seaman, do; Nathan Salter, ordinary seaman, tohtus: n; Capt John L. Broome, inarine, contusion; Flag Officer D. @. Farragut, slight contusion. Richmond—Howerd F. Maffat, mas: 5 amputated arm; James Noonan, ord! seaman, contusion; Thoma: Nolan, marin, do; Geo. W. do, James Reddy, seaman. se- verely; Jaities Mohegan. landsman, do ; Georg Millard, seaman, do ; Wm. Nicholes, landsman, slightly; Charles Howard. ordinary seaman, do. Oneida—Richard M. Hodgson, assistant engi- neer, severely; Wm. Cowell, seaman, do ; Henry Clark, boatswain’s mate, slightly. Pinola—sobn Brown, ordinary seaman, severe- ly; Wm. H shucks, landsman, slightly, Sciota—Edw’d Hatbaway, seaman, am arm; Wm. Arne, !andsman Slightly; Miller, ship steward, severely. KILLED—S. Mortar Flotilia—6 scalaed, i killed, 1 drowned. Total—Killed, 15; wounded, 30. Returns have not yet been received from Capt. Porter’s mortar flotilla, and that portion of the fleet below Vic Iam, very respectfully, your obedient servant, J. M. Foutz, Fleet Surgeon. Flag Officer D.G Farxasur, Commanding Wentern @vif Elockading Squadron. FROM THE MISSI*SIP?1 FLOTILLA. OPERATIONS ON THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI The Navy Department has received dispatches dated U & Steam-sloop Brooklyn, off Vicks- burg, June 22. The following 1s from Captain Craven to Com- modore Farragut: In obedience to your orders of the 13th, I left Baton Rouge on my way upthe river at 10 o'clock p.m ,ofthatday On the Mth, at 9p.m., f sent the Marine Guard and a party of seamen,in all about 100 men, in charge of Lieutenant Lowry, on shore at Bayou Sara, for the purpose of de- etroying the telegraph apparatus and wi! with orders to inform the authorities of that town tbat we were on the river forthe Purpose of en- forcing the laws cf our common country and pro- tecting the loyal citizens, and at the same ‘ime to warn them that if any hostile demonstrations were made upon our vessels or transports as they passed in fro:.t of tbeir town by the thieves and Tuffians, yclept guerillas, the town would be held responsible for it, and at least be laid under con- tribution, if not dealt with more severely. At about eleven o'clock, Lieut. Lowry return- ed with bis party to the ship, having tboroughly accomplished his work, excepting securing the telegraph apparatus,which bad been removed but a few minutes before he landed. About half a mile of fron wire was cut, and brought on board, and the vitriol and batteries destroyed. The people ashore appeared to be peacesb! disposed, were civil, and did not make any demonstra- tions. The Mayor and Chief Magistrate inform- ed Lieutenant Lowry that, but two or three days before our arrival, the towa had been visited by a band of guerrillas; that they had committed many outrages against law and order, and he had arrested a Lieutenant who commanded the party, but be was rescued by his men and borne off to the woods. He represented these guerrillas as a lawless set, of whom the inhabitants of the coun- try and small towns had greater dread than of the visits of our navy, or even of our army, snd hoped that we wou'd not hold him responsible for the acts of these cut-throat bands. Before leaving the sbore, Lievt. Lowry, with the Flag of our Union at the head of his party, to the tune of Yankee Doodle, marched through several of the principal streets. We passed Natchez about 10 30 on the morning of the 16th. On the morning of the 17th the Rich- mond jolned us, and about 9.30 in the morning we Rodnev. We arrived at our present anchorage on the 18th, at 11.30 in the morning. Nowhere on our route were we molested, and I taw no change in the espect of things since our last trip, excepting at Grand Gulf. The town there was in ruins, having been riddled by shot and then destroyed by fire. Una smail bill just to the right of the town wasa small earthwork which had been recently thrown up, and was ca- pable of receiving three or four smal! field pieces. It, as well as the town, was entirely deserted, On the 20th instant Commodore Porter arrived here, with ten mortar boats. Yesterday the Mi- am! arrived with another, and this forenoon Com- modore Porter informed me that the flotilla was fired upon at M!lis’s Cliffs, and that itis the in- tention of the Rebels to mount a troublesome bat- tery at that place; also at Quitman’s Landing, ss be learned at a farm-house coming up. ‘he boats which arrived toils morning were fired at from Etlis’s Cliffs, and one (the Emily Parrish) was bit two or three timcs—one shot having tem. pofarily disables one of her boilers. Yeaterda’ morning I sent the Oneida and Winona to loo! after these places. To-morrow I shail send the Katahdin to convoy the two boats as far as Baton Rouge, or unt!i she meets you. At Vicksburg the Rebels appear to be quite busy In extending and fortifying their works, and it is said they have some 10,000 troops quar- tered in and about the town. —s FROM GEN. McCLELLAN'S ARMY. The Skirmish on T: sday—Fourth ef Jaly in Camp. HeapgvaRreRs ARMY OF THE Potomac, On James River, July 5, 12 M.—Since Tuesda everything bas remained shag reaper quiet, the enemy not caring to occupy the fi-ld of the last engagement. The rain storm, which set in on Wednesday morning, continued up to Thursday afternoon making the sotl of a sticking consistency, and the sufferings of the wounded and discomfort of the tired and hungry army can only be imagined. For the last three gy supplies have been land- ed here, and eager hands clutched at the hard bread, coffee and sugar, while the roads are crowded with the ambulances bringing in thou- sands of wounded men from the last twe battle- fields. Many of those who were Previously wounded hsve been able to creep along in some manner, rather than fall into the of the Rebels. A SKIRMISH. Thursday morning the enemy opened an attack with cavalry, artillery and infantry on our rear and for a time there was some long faces, ani the army was ordered underarms. A slight Te- connoissance gave us information of the position and strength of the enemy, and showed that by a little adroitness we might capture the whole force. Accordingly Gen. Davidson, with his brigade, proceeded to cut off the Rebel force, and soon returned with six guns and some pri- soners, the remainder their escape. ‘They were ed some four miles. The suc- cess of this little skirmish had an electrical effect upon our men. Ihe news was received with cheer after cheer, snd the army stock immedi- ately moved up one hundred per cent. Gen. McClellan bas removed his °s mate. tated nareénce juarters, and the army have advanced in all some five miles toward’ Richmond; baving changed front toward Richmond. Gen. Sumner’s Corps at first occu tipn close on the banks of the James miles, and Generals ery has frame, and which reduced the Sot! to that LATE TELGRAPHIC NEWS. at ne AUOTION SAL«sS. Retieton e tee peaeerian non Wis the nerves er Derautuent or StatE, (Si ine ether Ametion Misles.centieeaene. forse and ridef alike. passed o¥er during the ROM cairo. Washington, July 5, iser 5 | CWP Bor other Anceien Soics, ove frst pace night, and I ence Day came ip witha Information bas been received at this Depart- | THIS AF[SRNOON & TU-MURK WwW. gi ing sun to cheer the hearts of the army. re THE BOMBARDMENT OF VICKSBURG. —-___. During yesterd.y, in spite of mud and rain, the } ment from Mr. J, W. Howes, the Vice Consul W. L. WAIL & On, joneers. mass of troops which had been poured in here so 4 General of the United States at Montreal, that, » sccesanere to Wars e's . — ao Rad helt geaaite senilonet atomed narwians | THO Masardens Cyraneaes, =r TOP*® '™ | under the Conadtan tari act of the h of June, | FU AY AAT AUCTION Te URED AY had their definite tions assigned them, pre | July © —The steamer Sunshine, which | 1862; th® duties on the following articles are “to | our Aactioe Keoms, without reserve — camp grounds, and the men couches RO, = ; Aa t Balee cf Hise. 0 enjoy t Saret real rest which bad bren arrived to-day, brings news from Vicksburg to | ¢ Collected in lew of or in addition to duties ‘cash. mitted them for a week. The long pull of aep they got last night told on the troops It wasa far happier, brighter, stronger set of men who stocd about the camp-fires this morn! than that which the day before shivered in the rain At about noon the bands, such of them as still collected under previous acts -"” Coffee, green, ground, or roasted, 3 cents per Ib and@ 10 per cent. ad valorem Molasees, 5 cents per gallon and 15 per cent. ed velorem. Sagar, raw, 2 cents per lb. and 15 per cent. ad the 30th uit ,at which time the bombardment was continued, and the town Was deserted ex- cept by the military. The news from White River, Arkaneas, encouraging. Colonel by W. L. WALL & ©O., Avote._ By C. R. L. CROWN & CO. Anction ers. D*ov= a ae is ar ALCTION— se wit IN Tuly the eh. in front of ou p se of Lei. is not Fitch still holds St ® oorner Louteiana @veruc so¢ 9h ot. 20 -s tially counpdtae, Pnped nate ae Ln ar: | Charles, No rellef-hes reached General. Sturgis “Enger, teved, or equal to refed in quatity, 3 | aos ieeestehieeder eh eet Se taney usual sounds aide to enliven the camps, for | The whole country bordering on the White river | cents ib. and 25 per cent. ad valorem thts — os an edhe y months debarred the luxury of music by an im- | is reported to be in arms, except those persons} Confectione’ "S ‘on TA DAY MORN NG we shal perative order, necessitated by the near prozim- | wno have fled from the operations of the con- seg Neg nel duties repealed, ‘now 4 conte sell s large drove of the above pace it" norm pole penilone, a ila see nee Gece scription law, which is enforced in the most rig- | i and 15 per cent. ad valorem. per, By W. L. WALL & CU., Avo wneers McClellan, with his staff, in costumes cleaned of the mud and rust of the jong journey: Commenced the round of visits to the different corps. The Commanding General looked in exce!lent spirits, not discovering in the least any appearance of fa- Orous manner. Our boats are frequently fired on from the shore. Sy RUMORED BATILE NEaR CHARLES- Whisky, former duties repealed, now 25 cents ealion Oil, Kerosene, coa!, and petroleum, distilled or sag former duties repealed, now 10 cents per gallon Spocessors to Watt & Bay Rp South corner Penn avenue and Sth st cet EMPEORY 8, J. BS, 2c —Un f Spa ¥ MORNING. Toth inst, at in roleck. we will sell in front of our oome— tigue. He took the different corps in order, re- to. Serap brass, former duties repealed, now free viewing the » bis arrival welcomed in every a cst RS ACRESE s Drain tiles for agricultural parp-mes, former diviston by the fring ofa major Reneral’s salute, | THEREBEL BATTERY ON JAMES ISLAND duties repealed, now free. —_ find be himself received by the troops with hearty ATTACKED. Silver or plated ware, &c., for the use of any arch ex sacamintire Mould and > terme Candice Boxes ustard &nd repper Boies Maccaroni an cheers, which kept mingling elong the whole line as he passed from brigade to brigade. It was a touching sight to view the thinned tanks drawn up before their General, the war- Worn veterans, no longer the scholar-soldiers whom he reviewed in scbing tee last Novem- ber, but heroes of six, eight, ten battles, who had attested their courage and devotion, and won the right to the name of soldiers. Geu. McClellan looked with particular interest on brigades which had suffered very severely in the late bat and regimental mess of officers of her Majesty's army fee in Canada, former duties » now ree. eee oMUSHG HN TS. GROVER’S THBATRE. Pa, Svenue, near 1stz st, gud ths Willard House, Luonazs Grovez—_.___.____.___.__. Manager SEaiae teas [Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press.] Stono Inter,8. C., Jaly 1, via Baltimore, July 8.—A rumor prevails here, creating great excite- ment, that the rebel battery on James island has been attacked to-day by the Federal troops under the command of Gen. Stevens. The fizating, it is reported, commenced shortly after Sa m , and at the present moment (3 o’clock) is said to be Verm.cel i randy, Sherry, = hnap,« and Md Rye Whistey erent pracds in a uentity of & Small Stores ce Wee (Rep WALL& Auctienesre ressed. LAST NIGHT BUT THREE, (3,) by |. & CO , Auciiorees. but en Genetpl Caldwell told enswer ts rasten |! Sole on. Poaitivaly, of the prosest’ Prancoessors to Waxe & inane eral 4 3 ! + 5 expression cf regret in regard E his brigade, they From Utah—Indian Deprecations INCOMPARABLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON! joRaes. BACK. i TN 4 A ont ke died ta eine aie duty, and pele peter d Pactric £paines, Utah, July 7 —The Indians LAST NIGHTS Ton Se wilt im front of our Anouio; Senet cooupled Soariy toe wines ae ahers pre loa palpate, Alon eb aon nap she sar of the of excellent young Work and Sacdi noon, during all which time the hills resounded stations east of the Rock Ridge, thirty four hea in all, and killed two emigrants and taken their stock. The Indians comprise Cheyennes and Snakes, and two other bands The Sioux also Eminent and Popular Comedian, MER. D SHTCHELL, with the salutes The whole ceremony was one of the most impressive and touching that could Brees, . jo- Spring W! “Berm *s ‘Top Buggies, and &p — W. 1. WALL & ©0., + possibly be witnessed, and cpnnct be without its a t inhospitable. There are only fifty men on R on feed ects own. part celebrated the Fours | ® ¢ whole line capable for its protection, ONE TIME ONLY nancenY Gale an Two BAND GRE beds pa ping of guns—forbidden sport—and, The Premium for Gold. of the Two Story Brick Hovess anp THe ofall, tet; ‘ing and gol, ver the Charming and Beauteful Actress, stoty of the Inet Web's Hawt wesc < a New York, July 8 —Gold advanced to 12 per WE TAKE A BATTERY. cent premium, and : acme aees 4 wis gt Miles JENNIE PARKER. In the of yeste: th is got a| there being rumors of an export du! a —— céuple oar fed Held Wiooed in'potitlecten font said by the Express to be tmprobable.” LAST TIME THIS SEASON ae2, in 8 owe wherein commanding our camps, and commenced abell- — — i po ayy ee roomed teak ing,which did some damage among our crowded The Steamer Damascas 6: pe Race. Gres. Dickens-Sroagham- Burton Peouliarity, a SOARS ok eo — wae Wagon camps. The gunboats responded with a} Sr Jouns, July $—The steamer Damascus, |] DOMBEY § SON, 5 few shot, but did not yet the range. The little ts must bed gi yw and the Sth Maine under- ‘ook the work. Advancing stealthily through the woods, they came suddenly upon the pattery, flanking it and taking both the guns, and all the from Glasgow, with dates to the 28th ult., passed in frort of the rye o'clock pm , tue fo Cape Race at 4 o’clock this afternoon. lowing vorticn of the estate of Juha A. Oas- sell, Geocssec, ve: Lot numbe ed five, (5,) in square south of eqrare @1 four hundred apo rixty turse, (4% .) DOMBEY & SON, DOMBEY & SON, DOMBEY & SON, Parson Browntow to Wiltberger’s subdivision Sis Se ba 0" Somely-executga madeurer aad ihe Maia snes ‘ern Seen Domeat § SON, | Sretwo bande oa we ge a ue ; ° ‘ > wit! deseive great credit for i "At ihe bale of Nee | NEW YORK WEEKLY. teo-story B:iok — WITH A NEW AND IMPROVED CAST, | Cottaiuing six cood and’ conven *ucy arranges aia sued of coe Rese ‘the colmaycca watch | Ths publio is reapootfully informed that the pro Embracivg the names of pon Be Ny BO ey was inscribed ‘Williamsburg and Seven Pines.’ | Prietors of the ALL THE COMPANY, Beventh etree's, vear the Public At the battle of Malvern Hills, Couch’s division also captured a Revel flag Our loss in killed, wounded and priseners, in NEW YORK WEEKLY have secured the service: of that eminent patriot and we] Known East Tennessee editor, pee. Terms of the eale as presco.ibed by the crores: One third nh; end the balavos in three equa! in- ments of six, twe ve, and e'gh eon mouthe from and inclading MR. SETCHELL in his great ‘of sale) ihe whole to bear interest f om te day 7 the engagements, Mtchanicsville and Gaines’ WILLIAM 6, BROWNLOW, Burtonian haraite 1 | to be secured to the satialac.ion of be ill Included, can herdly fall far short, or much better known ag ft toes. oevk notonmplie’ with within exceed twenty-five thousand men Our loss in PARSOA BROWNLOW, everLE Sve-daye from Conder ofeae the prasaerrererve prisoners is heavy, the enemy’s cavalry making to writ» for CAPTAIN C Edith € ger right to resell the property at che risk and cost phan peareghed tho mary stragglers who Tenet THE NEW YORK WEEKLY. Miss Jennie Parker as... an Totee of the firet pur: beer wane left thousands of wohnded in theirhands, Tenis Number One of th eS, 0. Somes JOHN F Bs Nig, Trustecs p umber One of the kW MS. Auote. loss must be at least heavy, and probabil s ‘ “ PRIcEs oF ADMISSION. ly7 eokds GREEN & WILLIA! heavier in killed and Pound , than our own, PARSON BROWNLOW PAPERS Drews re Circle — a Famuy Circle_______ Qronestra Caaire__._. ___-__. . cents Private bexzes.._.. — —— -8t Seats may be secured st the Mneater during the but in prisoners it fell far short, though we have Will be reddy in taken pout 2,000 from them. ‘Included in our THE NEW YORK WEEKLY loss were many of our finest officers, the number - OF THIS WEEK of line, company and staff officers killed and dis- written with a!l t)+ forse ard vigor charac- FUTURE DAYS By MAKSHALL & TAGE. Auctionsers day without extra charge. R OF COUNSERMNED abled being unusually large. Our loss of guns ts | t2r! of the orleb ated Doors opon &t 7% o'clock ; to commtnce at 8. —Weehs!' sei at Puri no ,at stated at forty, and we bavet>ken from the en- PIGHTING PARSON, LS House on F the 8) . emy perhaps two-thirds that number. Building, on MUNDAY, et. opp site Winders pute the velue of the cro To com- 14 bh, comme: cing Ot whose manly, pati tinct rty—stores, cars, um- a CANTER BUR Y HALL, ret met Fonnesses LovisiaNa AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH st. patriotic ard fearle:s ae endered hs: ame ad meget Ep wion.® ™.. 8 lotof Corn... oadema sé 8s cnfit ilar as housshoid words a! over the country THE COULES® PLACE IN F. Ci : lor public servios, Soaicien is Sipe. cont Genet bad aude ated him to every lover of vil and ie ty P 4 i n through the | 2°Pm#oesh.in Government fords | possi ’ os int oT’ “Fhoseri-sofarticies krown astha Sragers ve % Indu o ; -} band) Dat it must amount to two or three millions | PARSON BROWNLUW PAPERS wil pepo. | Seo Mapagers ave bea indu patrons of i do! le Capt.and A Q lished one each week reguiariy in the coumus of MA®? HALL & the grea:ert of xi! sketch and story papers, THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, ST9™ Let Every True Patriot in the Lard Read Them! £10k For saie by Gvery News Arent, jy 9 3 P*PeesAis FOR -TEAM MACHINERY FOR THE UNITEDSTATES NAVY. The Navy Tepa:tment will, until the ath day o: July, receive proposal- for ths co struction « sta mac on ry tor v-sses to b> paved by two S27, Ww avtiog iniep ndently of och other, M.U BA. the Ca@uter.ury, Lo re engage ? GF Anvots. THE TRIPLE COMPANY FOR ONE WEEK LONGER! This is positwwely the Last Week ' They appear ai Froat Sect Thoster, Balimore, on Mon: July, iy 9 dts THE SICK AND WOUNDED AT SAVAGE STATION. So much anxiety ta abroad respecting the sick and wounded men who are supposed to have fallén into the handé of the rebels, that any in- formation on that subject will be acceptablé. All those who were at Savage Station on triday, June 27, were safely removed—except 150. Three thousand were safely transferred on board five steamers at White House, and conveyed to For- tress Monroe. Drs. Rogers of New York, Swin- burne cf Albany, Charies R. Greenleaf and J. Alien of New York, were the parties who con- Br 3 C. MoGUIRE & CU nnono: ters ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TRE BRAUTIFUL ZANFRETTA Ina New Tight Kope Act and Spanish Dance, M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, ‘The frecica ing Spanisu Danseuse h py 2 euth . tres 147 feet to @ Sv fur" - otis anesed ou & besatife! s‘reet, over- hole city, with & ab peat , and Is Bltogetner one - costions in Weakt: gton foro privel vent mn '€o vy gern acl G 2 bs ne * ” Terms: One-third cash; the rem<inder in ix ® Veyed them to the White House, Dr. J allen} , Furr, will'e for each vessel. two pais of en-] wanees, eniitiod “We Grasiell” and “Bolero tvolve monthr, with interest, secured by c cee of proceeding with them to Fortress Monroe Dr. & oe bs rigrdt “u Saun cabaae with th Gore MISS EVA BRENT, winburne was trurt - the pre: taken prisoner at Savage Station, ix 8 C8. pret eao J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Avote The charming “orgetress, in three New Baliade, d all concur { : te dod ERS, = and loyal devotions” Mis Greet bravery | gwenty-on snoh-s instond of eight mn in-hes, th Teo mest eaterulary wforee eats worl, in| By & 0, MeBUIRE & OO.. Anctioncsrs. The 11th [nfantry, United States, were not cut} b fore. 3 ba lplle pawes joie-l a. shese VS Now Fears of Strength. XCELLENT | PURMITORE AMD to pieces, as reported in some of the papers. | 9” el ‘ioe te ok ALEXANDER ZANFRETTA URS ey MOM NT ju'y 15. Abvut “any were Killed and wounded; and’ the those etme Fonbost.avow relere toy vi Inanow ich ope At snd mn he great Still Act seen eee , #rinoe 8 cers - 5 : t ach pair of enzines wi | bs +ntirely distinct an VELABR: tween a e jutant, wounded in the thigh, and Lieut. Hun -| operate hat md pnd n'ly of thevther. he . . 4 reand + fects, comprisi: ¢— toon (son of Judge Bustingten, of Boston), | ecrews ve of bra's, fou:teen feet pitch and of} he best male danocr 5S. s nor See penod brovstelic covered Moss, armand Side 2. First Appearance of the Fthi>pian Comedian, PONEY SMITH. New Ethioman Acts we f the Washingion Favorite, Kast Wook ON Pannen ‘ To night, the who was burt in the groin by a spent bali. The most wonderful stories are related of the brave Kearney, who literally bears the character of aSalamapder. He was to be seen, with his one arm, and ho.ding his bridle in bis teeth, everywhere during the hottest of the fight. At one time be came very near to being taken at White Oak Swamp He vas surrounded by no fewer than thirty of the Rebels, but fairly cut bis way not less than tn feet mts; they will be sus ined from the co nter of the vas-el by a b:ass er, ad the shaft wil revolve in a brass pipe cunnseling she hanger with ths hall, the boilers will be of ths verti al water tune pire: with the tubes abovethe furnaces, he grate are nottuexc: d a iength of 63% fest she rate suriace will be avout 3 tquare feet. and the fenting surface no: less thio 7,50 rquare feet. ‘Lhe epecifi. ations for ths gunboat boi «18 ae t> osewrod Boquet-covered Sopa and Arm Chaivs, bos ecberst Sleep! +-bollow Chairs, Sop Genter sho ide Tabd.es, ° eee oS EEE RAVEL TROUPE : through them, and asking them if they thought pcre ae ne oe ago convermeds Will sppedr in tho isugtacie Comic Partonimes Tapestry, broeee. =, rf in Carp™s, Flr ee the igh aller 2 cine Lend their] ai entanes 8 ne fame. regard being had to enutied Oilcioth, Matung, Stair rods and byes, ? 0 a ns 7, "ES TIV. ‘ret bravery, but complain "ete of Bi fogsting | Two Sews.tcftin arene" autabie| p, THE WEDDING FESTIVAL || Gre Balieat, wo Sonne that everybody is no: made of cast {ron like him- | blow: g engi es, will b- requi-ed Eres ae eronevees nipety oonseent.vo Dee Bureaus, self. AST eaE ery oe eet ee ei eean a at | Sivitein New York wo atcodba tomas ‘ches and Washstands, EVACUATION OF YORKTOWN. rere Sones tte ow Capi nn Phineel- = + Beyond a few skirmishes, in which our Sepaedionnd tts; posa's will s ate th nam» or names A MAMMOTH SILL Toilet Sets, ained the advan’ nothing has occurred in 7 \arde at which the parice Intend to ee ' . the neighborkood of Richmond s'nce my last e mach the names of the parties in Best Company of Artists in the World! ie The Rebel army appears to have fallen back to- | fulland of their surcties; th gr ae-u.. for which To-night, New Sooge, New Dances, New }oroooo J Mata, the clty, and General McClellan now has | tie? Pp opose to fu nien the machinery in the vessel | , {F7> To nicht, New Soagt, : Ivor plated Castors, able Caters, ie si Ny . - ° . tna the eee dntrenched.. ‘The apprehension amount of'duplica'e pions, tools intrumentsete IMMENSE: COMPANY! ‘glish Chane Dinzer Bet ! tk tims from date of cy: tract im ehiok then wil wuss: | Admission 25cents; Orchestra Chairs scents, | fi yer-pis'ed Forke with land. bebteriea the Jains river ‘hes sete | Satis aoe Toe ths eaten ee ney wel cues | Ae te ae om. Betis , rigsrator. vet been realized. Our force at Yorktowa is} ‘Ihe proposals ar= to be end rsed_“ Prop»sals for ~¥ toenails, Large Lot of Ascavted Coppers. evacuating the and mort of the guns have | * ¢4™m Machine yo! Ve seis with Two crews, ? to LAST GRAND MATINEE. ‘Terms cash. been bura. Phe wicge wun and careeges from | Smear fu { omc. lunioes’ secre Noa" 4.6. MoGUIRE & CO. Avete that place are now arriving here; and ina few few days the Rebels, if they are so disposed, will occupy Yorktown unopposed—indeed, nearly the whole of the Peninsula, with the exception of the ' comparatively-small patch on which the Army of the Potomac is encamped, and the circle com- manded by its guns and those of the gunboats. paym nts will be mad: in tne usual manner as the Work prog es +s dhe | erartme trererves the right ter ject any or all of the propos hat may be mada under ths ve: tiscme.t if, in its opin on, the public interest requires. i9 VE THIS WiLL BE THE Last POT ELENOOR © 5KFORMANCE, SATURDAY eg Foe LADIES AND “J EK COMPANY WILL APPEAR ss BNTN THEE BESS ACTS. By THOMAS DUWLING, Auctions’ XCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW Ki Foxsirens BE Seceaitors, ate én FRIDAY MOK NIN RO FOK BUILDING AND EQUIP-| Adumssion—Ladies, 20 cents; Children, 10 cents. | BX, July lite at 10 0'9l00K, ay the rer idexoe of b ty re ee 5 ay . - - Rebel prisoners do not claim a victory, but] P RING TWO EER Seine AND E ULE : Geen entcara dese petioeen ceaeees pay BTR ed TS a tipo ae in ga * thelr ter- SE-UND-CLASS LIGHT VETSELS., Bt 2% Oo’ cluck, Paraitere ma has been but recext:y puro_ssea, rific attack commenc: on Thu ja last week. et oonsist oc of — in which their loss was confessedly much prese? Tyyasuny Duraningrr, 2 POLLO CONCERT SALOON, Mehogsny spring erat Choire and Sofes than our own, including Jackson and other offi- Waaxneen en = th, 1Be2 4 ComNER EIXTH BT. AnD Pa. Av. Rab s ge at again warpete ae aera Sgrapare Saatsp *Rcro: wi ba rece . STEELE SEINE HEY TOM! eds, Bedaterde acd ‘Mattresses tiene eel ' APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTIONS.—The follow. | St tus oMoe until «2 x. <n Saturday, the 9 ho ie . sre ngtpinations of the President have been con- | Sake tight Verscts of shee eee ee at MR. HUGHEY CLARC, c y Senate: .£ ength from after side of atern post to t.e fore side cf main utem, 98 feet; breadth of beam, ulded. 23 feet 6 inches; depth of hold from :0p limber strake to tup of beam, Il feet; tonage The Great Ethiopian Comedian, (Late of cspte: bury Bali.) AND A Nr W COMPANY! Handsoms Waiter Girls Truman Smith, to be judge under the treaty ‘with England to suppress the slave trade. . Edwin V. Sumner, brevet major general U. 8. army to be major general of volunteers. ich 18 new, wita cll the fouss, dern i U ' , ents, g6s, water, range, &c., is for reut, Samuel P. Heintzelman, brevet brigadier gene- | ,, The Board will also reosive propostis unti! 12 Concert commences st 4 o'clock, to 90’c!ock. pol et U8 Smy tino geml of Mie. | cesar teal ne eeiteaa, | Seti SiraRE eta, | Semen, in] of the fol OMAS DW! ING, Eras D.K brevet brigadi neral U. Len rape Ieageomaney 81 fort 6 inch x VARIETIES! jy 8 & i Auctionrer. BS bi re le O61 m -ndic' La] . Aan ao 8. army, to be insjor general of srmeteee ‘hot beam, mou ded, 31 Pet 6 inchawe aeons | A ais How plas ahtmaseines ts now, Paste ts | _ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers sean a eonet, brevet brigadier general U. | fi hold from top of limber s'rake to top of beam, 10 | BAe upon its boards some of the - FoRSE, War AE, AUCTION On 8. FY oe maior general of volunteers. | Tue wurtsoah fees oi tbe coat arn crest timber, | RE ANNA WEST, the Charming S-nestrees, | ©.) MUNDAY AFEEBNOON, 4th July at a piles ye sic Pet ec general U. | an. e yellow pice ef the finest grain untep; p Ah A - Pons ry tatty nd 17, subdivision Byer torts ‘bo Tmet je Ys g volunteers. mg en EL rinted spsciicatio.s b weil & ry Banjotw. from Niblo', Ye hater on 20th Cy bet een aad WN, and renuing )ponst noted, and whic |, with the drawings and place, be a.tached to Sa FENTON, the F},0..0. F—FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No Or, ty ‘about 105 : Half cash; balance in 6 sud 12 months, d form 8 part of the contracts, can be haa on Bp- Reet deed of wus. 12.— members of this will mest | pi hi ™ ° . pofheir aiall THts'( Wetneed sy) EVEN at bie House tnepsotor at Portians, Boston Nee JSeitouts WALT" WAWSSRD. “Aeoie ike, fenbrelr oro = | vians‘aud drawing: may bs wens abiteseintteg’ =? ONF NE Ee gSecOND BAND GILBERT SLER ‘he members of the ge are also | The reserves the right to reject any pro- iE WASHINGTON ACADEM Yor MUSIC, A! ‘£0, upon easy month!y Notified to meet at the Hall To morrow Aftsrnese ° OF to Fi Teosive any veess! not built | THE WAS atk ice, berwoee | BOFment. Aino. aioe et 2 ofcl*ok.to atterd the funeral. Members of eo ict conformity to the terms of the contract; No, ro Sey or) FeEE CON | 9 terms At ms s ges are fraternally nvited. aad no oontract wi | be cons:dsred vinding atil at Sh nd eenats ve.y evening a a " RROTT, i ¥. H.SWEEW, Reo. Seo._| shail have been approved b the Hon, Beoretary of ferred sy emunsat ats in their guest etic: Rize | 272 Sole Agent of Sttinway & Son s Piancs, re io u NOS, rig nar sennt ta, eae, | etiaeraatte Se certs coteece | Segue canaries uals | Py TREATS BQ AT tet +4 « ‘t * - a ide Bb cy dash Weems. va) Be aeteclcgammcris cece ees | Scene ey tess, aneeceetsam| Damme Cenaae es aera are aly 9h Bt 8 o'clo0k, iat by ie dead ES by distitouy spesthes ith gi moderate prices always in attendanoe | dirs ae ithe satin, Wavhington ie invited to be. present.” Reyes it the sum for which ‘he bidder proponce to baila ica HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop’t sat ‘sommittees will be reoelved aad eminent EAUIP ber Roo-rcing to the drawings and specifics, | J 14 tm 0U) est ‘will address the meeting, tess oun, tnd = oopy ofthe printed op: uaa must | OS SRINGTON O1FY EN, New You| 'e3tw 113 Ps evanues south ade * MOORHEAD, Pres’t, be enclosed b ca nbatae ce evidence there | WV steer aad rope By Red MWATTiINe! - oun M. Svxui = 1t*. Ad swing of tho vena contracted for will be} ber the —4-z bas re MATTING! sKYLAN® AGRICULTU, COL. | furnishes ty the contraowr, to whic: he will be re, e Pleasant a White Gees (Pree. eaince Sucnony bee ths Ole | Suited to a: hence eo rains bap ibe a eee 5 fiseee it ¢ Suoeting, ‘ sSeaisetar Shue seyret Bs Colgerem | Gesuienalas Bebndanoe, "4 tne fon-pny Aly and Bnacsce Nobo" ment will fake plood on FID SY. at, at Sinitors. Ola ‘und essouintions can have me nse | Foranieat Paley attend ts seumads and patrons of the Be popes imal at orem te No. 38 saural Bisren, Sop suite E =a rs to please all woo honor him wi fe 7-Im “en! Lheeed BANK OF COMMERCE, GEOKEE presence. [mn 203m") LOEFFLER. pete a sa aaa a ne eens. mom convenience of the bolders in this city, 18 18 TO GtV; bath want! Sp ter eam cemented qerats jHITESNHOUSE, FANT & OO, Rankers, OORT, oF Tepes ge eaieioaeas c for the re snes of —-s i SWwanktngton eure forthe tu strict of Columbia, a provided tt His tad sc grees tne peas ieT Ugis WM. Wiebe: cere ein eee ELLING OFF! “ OPE! Si the s1o9h, of Br Beads, oF; gun Sule Ear form tae