Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1862, Page 2

OUR MILITARY BUDGET. FROM THE PENINSULA. EXCURSIONS, PIO NIC3, LATE TELEGR4PHIU NEWS. " THE EVENING STAR. _—. {From Special Correspondence N. Y. Times | -__— ae eT THE LATEST. Haznison’s Ban, Ji River, Juty aye | Vermont Pelitics. Annvan pis Ni oficdin. No.8 Improved WASHINGTON CITY: Dispatches are in Washington from McClellan’s | *ramy 18 now settled in better Oriercf Red Man. will trae slase Montrezter, Vt., July 9—The Union C pleosanter quarters than any which they have oc- J rion ‘held bete today. nominated Gann —— cmp man A el The tala which on Frederick Holbrook for re-election; Lieuterant- Impassibie tho renee, bes not been repeated, but | Govermor, Paul Dillingham; and Treasurer, J. G Page. laced by sony skies and coolin, confise wees oes by ay carte ortime, A resolution wes adopted favoring confiscation, headquarters up to last evening, to which time nothing in the way of an engagement had recent- ly occurred tn that quarter. THE FiR@T TAS. The first tax to te collected under the new law st Apel’ sac,on MONVAY, Juisls The committee p'ed.¢ Us ives that no paling shai be spare mate it t atet of the ssason, The Heiy 9:11 Hand bse bean en ts ron free of ovargs from foot of High & gontemsa gad THURSDAY. see sees... JULY 10, 869. EP" Reading matter on every page. See outside for tntereseng Telegraphic and cects, adm proving of the general policy of the Adminis- the various have taken assigned positions | ?P Agpriges ittes eth ~ matter. 1s that on passports, which, under the and prepared the ground for tuceessful defence, | {t#0M, Pledging Vermont to sax —— eo Spirit of the Merning Press. instant artillery firing, had not declared their presence Letter 2 Gikicke ‘The Intelligences is occupied with the publica. NAVY YARD. to-day by any offenstve action. Gen. Franklin Derrort, July 9.—The Detroit Gen of the Tex bill and of news items, to-day. ‘The Republic » notices the speeches of Sena- tors Sherman?id Fessenden, on the subject of authorizing the President to employ negroes in the army, and says that ‘‘ These sperches mark the beginning of the end. They are the expres- sion, in the bighest legislative forum, of the popular demand for decisive e*tion ”’ The Republican, true te its file leader, follows The Naugatuck left (he yard this morning, for missin cen ae ning. * atalne a : E New York, where she will be put in complete advance after the ev = Tt order. letely refuting the inf mous ch t 5 The transport Metamora arrived last night, for jeauregard in his letter in the M New repairs. ‘ nich ewe Ween broeg ht tp SY tes ccheseees W- Central Committee held a lo sion here P. Cox and Deborah, bave all been landed, and day. They passed conservative resolutions : as prego the address of the Demecratic membere of the legislature. : The New Yerk Cotton Market mM New Yors, July 9.—At the day. ¥ old §7a73c., and 41 bales of Gulf at Sint, Cotton markit has been firmer since the sal i ; assures me fhat the right, as at supported. can stand and maintain its grotind against 100,000 it. Indeed. r s sist at ae i e u it. }, at all poln ne ene is not the slightest sprcehenalon of danger enemy. So pag ty p getting tbat rest which it 50 , Bnd ready to-day to do over What it has so dont in the laét Weeks. It is the I Impression that the Rebel force removed eighteen miles from Rich- {8 IN THe PLELD srounsing Inland Tie mombe = ns per exponae will he tene of he mort ag eWhe Pic Arranecwonts-0. ¥ 0 ly VP. Flom |, thegher, M. Mc¥ahon, J. Suh are being arranged along the wharves. ond, iw ® & comatry which Lu Senator Chandler in »'juse of General McClellan: | 4 board for the examination of the apprentices | Union gts pave pr Cleared of Yte Fora and after misstatlig and misrepresenting facts, | sna minors J in session at the yard. sworm by constant labcr, and unable to make aor ine 8 opoes bas the effroviery and impudence to say, “that further advance, has depleted of a consider. ; the way % deal with the American people is to tell tham the truth, and never to distrust cither shetp intelligence or their patriotism.” “The italics are the Repudlican’s? —————o HOW NOT TO DUIT, AND HOW TO DO IT. Among the notable c rcumstances of the times, ARMY CHANGES. It is understood that the following changes bave been made or ate occurring in the army : Gcneral Philip St. George Cooke is relieved from Guty, and ordered to report at Washington. Ra- mor assigns bis command to General Stoneman. Colonel Averill, of the Third Pennsylvanta Cav- able portion of its men, eent back te Richmond. If they were in ane. numbers, and able to make eny powerful attack, this army would not have been allowed to rest as they have during the last three days. They know a8 well as we do that every hour delay in making such an attack al plies ingly the difsculties of the un- derta » and eventually prevents success. ight a day the sound of the ax and pick and ior thew ng Pavilion, Geor Azui’s City Coton Band okets, for rout and indies, # conta, ROBE F.UENRY, Prewt, Ape thus we pass the merry Line, No thought of care or w: In tho cays we wout pic A loug ums ego! middling Uplands being quoted at iixt2c. Death ef New Lonvo: eonnecticnt. nel W. © trish 20) -— E Kaltor of the Chronicle and Paymaster Geacrs! ‘LY HILL US ND wil grvea SOCIAL " aes alty, is to take command of the Flist Brigade of | shovel comin from our camps tells them the J Beret hye saengeusumempesineiomee eaten Cavalry, in place of General Kmory. Col. Blake, | story of what advan es tary are, of necessity, of this State, died this eve. AY EF ELE NOON over the land in place of the Constitution and:| CO™™*nding Second Brigade of Cavalry, is or- | Allowing us. From all repor y are no longer Public Meeting Boston, July 9—A public niweting called by the City Government. fort ising the quota of troops in th the compact, well led, effective army whic! Tushed so promptly to the pursuit of our retreat- ing columns, but, mourning a frightful loss, are in no position to successfully attack or success- fully to defend themscives against the advance of & powerful army. The position we now occupy is one of great beauty—an open, tolling country, ski by woods, with frequent residences of the more wealthy and aristocratic of the rebellious Vir- ase The James river, at our sid er derett to repott.at Fortress Monroe. Dr. Letter- man has been commissioned with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. General Van Vilet reports at Fortress Monroe, and Cofonel Ingalls Sills his place. FROM GEN. AALLECR'S ARMY. Gen. Buell arrived in Huntsville, Alabama, on Saturday evening, 22th ult, and took up his 5 Seeboie near those of Gen. Mitchell. Between vatsville and Decatur the divisions commanded Government of the United States are now resort- tag, te attract public attention from the certain @trift of ell thelr labors ia connection with the ‘war. They caused our defeat at Bull Run by so clamoring for a forward movement when none should have been made, asto force thai policy upon the Executive and lis military advisers. After that memorable defeat, instead of meeting the crisis like men of heart end nerve, they be- ng @ centieman and foot of High street every ed — WANTR, GY ANFFD-—A cond i101 SEPAINTER. Call St 462 lth at.. between F and @ ie ANTED- * cor LOST AND FOUND. OST—A small GOIN CHAIN, with a oross attached. he finder will he evitay — re arded upon leaving itat 397 Twelf h strect te- oreo" Land K. he now cov- pica’ man t» h a large fect of craft of various kinds, CFP « and Comm lenso} Ne ES deare, wire PLO. Pox tes. jy 3 ‘sf MOF MONEY, which ‘ haved, In this city, e0 likes flock of stampeded | by Gens McCook, Nelson, and Crittenden are in | runs here through abruptly rising bills, and hil's (™)) JND—A email Sun Miko pt a . sheop as to cenviace él! coel headed chacrvers of Siro: ane pas wet yet riper ran ees no te es the brndeomee! <n’ sree fede Bharchaona dd = ates “05 streat, pots —s oo nf vee je 2 “4 Beri to tness form what should have | '’°' a eee: lourlsh. ‘The left bank is the higher, an feent . 2 “BB. Office een een eee aes rebels could but once place a battery, even no —_ ake ik ae Ween their legitimate part of the dreadful wa:- MILITARY ITEMS. by! more than two or three tield Leda It, they drama of the times; that of pradent, cautious, | ©#Pt. \V. T. Smith, of the corps of topograph- might do a deal of damage to our sb!pping. Buf, Frances Tuompron” ur ANTED, by a young wou a ical engineers, bas been confirmed by the Senat, boat r I wil give $5 | id in & private family, or > gatriotic and Intelligent providers of sensibie | as brigadier general. The neutiutiion kek teen er incnt of anything of wate ae Any one that wl ime information of produce ¥ Libera on requued, @ a means of bringing the contcet to a successful | ae since August i eee ee Monitor and Galena, lying side by side just off ity Leave atat th ag THOU giver, Apply at 1456 street, ger tion. e has ineantime been acting as brigadier genera! “ and speedy termination. fu tusacnny of the Potomac’ = e' the landing, with steam always up gunners General McClellan having been called to the head of the army, 60 soon as they discovered that he was not to be used asa mete tool to work out the ends of Garrison, Greeley, Wendell Phillips & Co., (to conduct the war on the principle that the Constitution <i the United States as made ty our fathers was but “a covenant with death—a Jeague with bell,’’ the destruction of which was Feally more important than the suppression of the Rebeilion,) they labored in season and out of Terson, with persistence and energy worthy of a etler cause, to destroy his efficiency in the dis- scharge of the duty committed to his hands. They steadily opposed his pians, oue and all, endeav- ering to decry and destroy him in the confidence of the country and the army. So soon as his back ‘was turned to take the field, their !ntrigues Drought shout what was equivaient to an entire whange of bis plans for the campaign. Ue left here the commander of the whole army he had ereated, to each portion of which he had designed wad assigned « particular task necessary to be “worked out by it to insure the success of the whole. Though the President has generowsly assumed the responsibility of the order working thet change, sll the world know that he was fnduced to imue It by the persistent clamor of the class o¢ Public men to whom we here refer. Had they net brought about that change, all the world know also that Richmond wou.d long since bave Sk to employ their great guns, are too formi- Le 0) porrente to be carelessly bearded. The aghting of the last two weeks is, of course, the continued and exhaustless subject of camp talk. To pretend to give to sey one credit who displayed conspicuous bravery in the varlous battles Is {mporsible. As ene of the Generals sald to-day, when every officcr and every man in his pueete fought like veterans, it Je impossible to dcsigna*s ‘icular men. As the army give matuter considerction to the sub- Ject, they allow mote and more credit to Gene- rals Sumner and Heintzelman for the success of this movement. Geveral McClellan {s algo op2n in bis expressions of admiretion of the conduct of Generals Richardson— ‘Fighting Dick’? his soldiers call bim—and French, and Generals Hooker and Kearney. They were the men who stood by tired soldiers when many were sick of heart and thorougbly discouraged, and left only to leave a victorions field AN TED-By & rerpsctebie gir’, a SIBUA TION as coumbe: ‘dj bas bo of jsc"ton to ediroutng, Can be resn att ecorner of tihand & sirvota—E esation of the 10 Pease D—Lo YOK containing 0a Eighteenth strc st. be. n son laaving it at the Herndon Heare, corn and F s ‘rests, wil: rcseive the above rew: jy 10 31" OE STRAYED OR STOLEN—Tw. oe rel and the other biaol Siwarstogether A suitstis rower ail be mn on information of therr wh we a abou’s bring icft at the Drug Store at tho corner of ‘targiand avecue and Jith strcst weet, reer the Lorg Bridge. ( N THE EVENING OF TE 71TH. 4 MA ea'ling himee f Frank Fiten, hired a HORSE and SADDLE from the New York h 8 The resignation of Col Thomas F Ganet, aid- de-camp to Gen. McClellan, has been acce| by the President, to take effect from the Sth inst. Major J. Watts De Pevster, T., Ist New York Artillery, will report to Gen. McClellan. ‘ GEN. BURNSIDE IN JAMES RIVER. Gen. Burnside, with part of bis army, bes join- ed Gen. McClellan. He had prepared for an in- land advance from Newbern, which wea to coim- mence on Tuesday, the Ist instant, when news of the stralt of the Potomac army came, accompa- nied by orders for bim to move forward a part of bis force to Virginia. By next moriting his trooys were embarked and steaming down the Neuse river, whenghe received a dispatch stating that McClellan was in Richmond and the enemy in filght in all directions. Net suspecting the truth of this dispatch, Gen. Burnside disembark- ed bis troops. After waiting for a to Ro to Fortress Monroe and return, the fleet egain got under way. ‘Ihe voyage was delightful, and on Monday the vessels were in James river. ORDERS TO BURGEONS. The following surgeons have been ordered to report for duty In person, as follows: Brigade Surgeon Dorr to the Medical Director Military District of Washington, to take chatge of one of the hospitals in this city; Assistant Sur- xeon Ulinton Wagner, assigned to duty in this city, to take ebarge of the General Hospital at Jadiciary ¥quare, will report to the Medical Di- rector of the Military District of Washington; Assistant hast py J.O. 3 cKee to the Surgeon General, in this city; Brig de Surgeon George C. Blackman to the commanding officer Army of the Potomac; Brigade Surgeon Edward MeDonneli to Major General py hei Brigade Sur; 8 reliable APO RHECARY i iz Pa. avenas, ies UV ANTED—Two We Powis! Hote UV ASTED—A Boy tween 7th ana 8th 4 Market Space, be &. HELLER, y/ ANTED-CARGIAGK b Pixth atreet, south «f Pa nverue iy 9-2" JAC YY 4 NTep—a COLORED JOHNS X. MAJOK, Drug Ai sts jy 9 3" Livery and Sale Stabila, cormor) C, our, 8 dark Sorrel He AN, Y MARSHAL nn YVANTED-A Baker —A” food second hand on breat cz obtain stea-y employrment by pe Meg atNo, 134 High st. Geor stown. an CP COLL iA. Wasii.natox —I harebr certify that Wi'lisin of ea'd cou ty, broucht tetare Py me, tha subsoriber,a Jux ine of the Pe +s, to and for said county, this Th car of uly, A.D, 1962. as A stray st lareo in the public street RORSE, about '5 lian: THe HIGHEST PRICES paid for GOLD AND SILVER COIN, OLD DEMANDS re 2 Fear & per cant. Treasury Notes, By JAY CUOKE & CO, Bankers, jy 10 oo 452 F fesn-n street. ee ORE LADIES’ SUMMER MANTILLAZ, &6, ao. WHITE BAR4GE MANTILLAS, BLACK AAkEGe MANE ‘AS, BLack i EO—A fireqoless corasr Veh aty & rss 138 fats s ag his 1348 are JeHtD The owrer will o-me forw pay chtrges,and take tho nid ‘Will be cod to pay expe sor By order Borrd of Met-opol pa? o W WE i MKS. NOK# ” ORWEy, er it itan Po ACE POIN A 3K LACE SHAWLS BAR RE I LAS, flere, fall assortment of Bo A vit. eg REASTPIN ret with bri reet. between i a: ED—A SADDLE MORSE, one that ans, on i Market House, 1 i" of ag 3 >; KAFPINGS, avch as Sang ues, eters, {be hbereily re rosters, ao over 6 vm or a deen ours. From the moment they thus assumed | Charles I,. Allen and Thomas B. Catlin to the ‘oats, Circuls: 4 ~ ded by rgitat W. T, POULE’S Grosery be '$ Or 1X hauis. Addrees“M J %..” Pos ‘the control of the plans of the campaign in this | Commanding officer Department of the South. aes vedtte a rachis WELLS Store,conerMthanclete, ip? 2. gp Box 721, stating price aud where Eu “ of Mantillas ana tes’ hs @ —¥ = rect . —— quarter, they redcubled thelr ‘‘opposition’” to v6 308 Faavense, | [OST Yesterday aitemnoon, between rth etree: WANTED—An active vomus WHITE BOY, McClellan; seeking to procure bis removal from Bzconp D. C. Reoiment.—The following oe A to Mir EI! ‘his command by surrou. dirg bim with every conceivable embarrarame nt likely to grow out of Peevish interference witL cvcrything he bad oc- <2sion todo on which they could bagg « quer- alous Congressional or backbiting complaint. From Gtst to last they have been bitter opponents of the policy of cemplying with bis urgent and almost dally applications for reinforcements. It ‘was thelr duty as legislators to enable the Ioxec- utive to reinforce him, by Providing the neces- wary additional troops to that end Instead of #0 doing they officially preclaimed that he had men enough, and stopped the recruiting. In fine, MEMORAN/UM BOO! the owr er, eo~taining a ps: two wi Shout 16 to 1s years ond yt Pair Dresser, 21% Feonerivanis averte. jy & W2ANTED-a good WOMAN, who can cook, wash and ivon fora smtil famt!v, can fod @ rood p Aco at 76 K street, near the Circle. A Ger mn wo eferred. jy 8 St WANTE 270 HINE.-&A WOMAN to wa-h and fron for a rmail . o1 libern: wages will be given” No. 6% Se rireat, thres doors above M atreat. iy 8 W? NTED—A amall, neatly farnished HOUSE, 7&fami'y oft res. Term ste. and rent wil! be part in advan — days, *Residex UO erm no value sxc to Fredericksbu . Confer @ favor br N&z2 AMERICAN REVIEW. for July; s hor Won—By Mrs. Gouthworth; 91 lope’s orth Amerioms toe met charges, appointments and promotions, have taken place lately in the 2d regiment District of Columbia volunteers : fecond Lieutenant E. 1. Smith to be First Lieu- tenant from July 1, 1862, vice Buckbisfer, re- signed, (company D.) DeW itt C. Gray to be Second Lleutenant from July 1, 1562, vice Smith, promoted, (Goa ang D) Second Lieutenant E. V. Bangs to be First Licu- tenant from July 1, 1562, vice Stockbridge pro- Mmoted to Adjutant. Grey pas G.) First Sergeant J. H. Lawreaceto be Second Lieutenant from July 1, 1562, vice Bangs, pro- moted, arg meri G) Sergeant Major C. f. Wiesele to be Second ters. find: ing (tat ‘he Star e fio soo She mea no 2. " ARE, hes bands high. scarred os back 2 ead, @ OWner c&y hare her by prov. pre, sty, paying charges, paying charg> bos J. W. COOMES REWARD —Lost,-on Sunday, Ju'y Gth, $10 between Wa hington City ent tee ‘cur Mie a Alexardris, a silve @ Europs and the East, tr $125, lor’s Boi Lang: 5 B15) eee On ADEM ANCK TAYLOR. LIBERTY HALL, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WILL BE OPENED MONDAY, JULY 15TH. detached iever ‘5. T.D tom. gags. It is A, with th tah pely engraved on the ghly pri: other a alami yr: ANFED TOR find t will reo 8 re word Bod the 4 or 5 roows, rituatad hsiow M street north. s Li t Sul ” a under the management of gratitude of the loser by leaving it at 440 SecJad of Ward if . by a trom first to last, they bave contended as vigor- melads (amnary : } y 1, 1862, Thompson, pro PERCIVAL, PARKER © co., fioth street, herwese 4 j is we Baca o ws ware Ln | * vousiy and as eff ctively against him, quite, as eae i "7 4 7 nsf Rose cannot be hed Ad “J. CG. N« Second Lieutenant Jobn O Hagan to be Cap- with $50 REW AR D—Strayes or etyen, cus ome. ¢ i * ‘The enemy in bie immediate front. tain from July 1, 1562, vice Drew, promoted to MAMMOTH COMPANY BORSE and a bay MARE potent ences fae nner we { Between the twoke has y re- 4, © 5 horas, white epct in the foretesd « : : — — — wee! e met a temporary re- | Major, (company C ) from the a eatottee jt wah a, (wo enide = Bs pulse. The spirit and condition of his army, as WASHINGTON CANTERBURY. F ated (one on eaoh sideci her brek ne}. FOR SALE AND E ‘well as thecondition and spirit of the rebel army, | Meetixc or tHe ican MEMBERS OF} [>= See gmali bills and posters iy -8t the righ hind leg shoe was terne =— —_——-—- Prove that it will be but temporary, if reinforce- | Concress.—Between Gfty and sixty Republican wilt ve: 3 py wat returmec to 133 Fe i, Va jy 9 4x" (intel. & Rep) J 8.cnc: Loto: Wedneedss jast, from ths cor nS Nas of aden Cieeuomare R Ren. At iN nents are sent to bim in time. We submit to men of sense that their Present course, if persisted in, caa hardly fail to result as m:mbers of Congress— both Senators and Repre- scatatives—held an adjourned meeting last night at the capitol, with the Hon. Mr. Sherman, of Prorosats FOR WOOD AND COAL, Office Houce of Representa: foes 0. Bu h sitting room No chi'dven in the streét. leland. 8 cherry ‘Sion iz one of the most ces rable %. ’ ; : jetta Siisgatrosely as their act in driving the army forth | Ohio, as chairman, and Hon. Samae| Fessenden, | MeALRY FOrOeaL® will be reonwed warts Meocdorden, ONE tats & A couputavly Eocoiaed OER %o Bull Run, and their subsequent act of forcing | Of Maine as secretary. Remarks were made by MRS.M goxt, for ine hing for fhe tr jou-e o| rtof the ety, will bé tented to whe change cf McClellan's plans. Keeping heUnt ere, nde Stesdily in view their main purpose of forcing Megro social and industrial equality upon the “white lsbor of the land, they now strive to bring about the arming and mustering into the service of negro regiments and brigades, ona ful! focting “with our geilant fcllow-citizens now fighting for ‘the Union. They profess to regard that policy as ‘the only one to which the Government can suc- rerort in its present strait. Messrs. Stevens, Potter, Kellogg of Hliaois, Amold, Lane cf Kaneas, and Dawes, when, on motion of Mr. Bingham, @tesolutioa wasadopted appointing a committee of five members of the Houre and an equal numberof Senators, to pro- pote an address to be submitted at an adjourned meeting on Saturday evening. cae terme. Appy at 246 TRAYED FROM MY STA en Mh and loth ets” iy 10 at™ strest.a large brown HORS fore Towed ae eon nie jeit tore & beral ri Will bs pa: é Information where he may be or nd fans jy 8.st™___No. 453 12th st,. between @ OBTF—About the micdis nw Liiireer Boreaes Ti cia. oF sue, from a large, dark yellow COW. po im her forehead, The fi de farded by returniag her toluca os On Spplication to the &ngi- neerin ioe of opresonts Irena car sae aaa tem! for the fai! trac’ TBE hen ons west oe receesee z oT we eine 5 \d Bat 'y @rrang ts muerbe PrRsoNAL.—Wrm. L. Helfenstein, of Pa., Col, Blake, lst U.3 Cavalry; Com. A. Murra ,U.8. While it Is clear (hat neither that nor any other | N., are at Willards’. oe oEREON UTHERIDS. MBS. DESMOND. _ wbolition measure that might possibly be da] Ex Gov. J. Wood, of Ilincis, is at Na- Clerk of House Re):esentatives, U's REWARD—Por tho apprehension ans ‘and len, aaore i nor SF et ee : S Meat the Na-7 jy 10 1ewaw (intel ) avery tome, at the vilace of ira tne pines weed Deen ene “Will avail the Government of the services of a | tional. = EASUR’ r densbarg, Prince George's cou Md., of * ang Bae; reek make a good semmer single negro in any place not otherwise held by ———— ASURY DEPARTMENT, mulatto man ALBERF LY L aS * cS, iste she property of H_H, Warring, decersed, of the county and State sforcesid. Albert is ver ight ye) Of atoct statue; grum count + n to, and about $ feet Mor 1) wneher 9 hight. He is well pods in Wash {S> Major Isaac T. Doughty, not long since the chief captain of the Brooklya barracks, has been assigned to the duties of executive com- mandant of the U. 3. Marines at Washington. VLY9 h, 1°62. Sequxp Prorosate for the folowing ‘LUM BE ‘Our arms, it Is equally clear that a resort to a: , eq ny wil received at the Barges of Construstins abolition measure will serve to consolidate and strengthen the cause of the rebellion throughout the South. It ts farther cicar, beyond Possibility of denial, that to turn the war into an abolition aad negro equality crusade, will disaflect towards the good cause of the Government ao very large portion of the gallant men and officers now tn the ‘service, and thus complicate almost beyond con- ception the difieulties and dangers of the situa- on. until Day, the 22d July, ati2 o'clock o ctreet, unuer ibe el, ix for sale, with good wi |, atock ¥ took. Call and look 9h im this ott Bi auy thus between the date of the acceptance ci etter & bid. and the lat of Joly, i868, via: of moe of H.R. W xr Hh. arr . (The Prince Goorgianand Upper Maribor’ &- aria until forbid and charge the acvort:zor.} AN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIis ladensburg, two NEGRO Hw) 3, {>> Tie Philadeiphia North American reports marvelous activity in building in that city During the first half of the year 1861 the total number of butiding permits issued was S31, and in the same period cf 1962 the number issued ‘was 1,21, being an increase of 301. Many of them are large and important structures, being Where take: 5 SHERIF #: 15 000 feet 4 4the Ww Z y Ca" Tetoot anes jiite Pine Common Cu'lings, 10.000 fe a. water in 2; foros pune, &6 Loostion oon bis. Laving & Iarge epsn epsce in : a a ction of Massachusetts avenus and . marble stores, long rows of fivst clars dwellings, Picked Cullings, gn Monday oi ag twaned oe eae T je cood . For paritouers call of Their plex that no other resort Is left, is a} Stone churches, factories, school-houses, a post: ® Merehamtatie Cul-| mers; ie isd hi th-ee doors fom Sh Bollow onc Indeed. Let them Promptly author- ee ee Ponca ca hie ae A whole conane ht ck, orth haif of Lot 16, 1 Q str % 5 pong ize the conser! ption necessary tmmediately to fll | ing 5,000 acres, nes °F Setement, compris oeoas:on hotng the corner of New Jersey a ‘up (be veteran regiments which have falicn below she standard number of men. That action on j 18 Meronantab'e Cul- 6 feet lercthe he in. White Pine Merchagtable 11)" A lovely young she-rebei, named Jennie ither case they must bo hy usht home ROOM, with or thetr part loyd. Green, has just been captared near Clarksbur, Cal before recive the abo a 176 & streot, near tne De- aac prbsorbaasets every regiment now la the | \,. She was armed like a trooper, and sword 19,000 feet 5 athe tn, inte ine Merohantable C i} je? = FIELDER MAGRUDEL. Stadi i ° Rees Tn eeane! strength in thirty days there- | iike one, or wores. She nald rhe bad Lited woe, hogs, 1b feet lengths, 16 in, wide eee = See. ___ ee efter. In the meantime, by aecepting the acr- {of d—d Yankees, and meant to kill more, and | 5%? feet 2 4tis in White Pine Merohau P | PO8 RENT.—A fret class FURNISHED slozs of fifty thoveand volunteers and drilica | Mlting the action to the word popped a bullet 6 foot arson Brownlow HOUSE, most deligint ito ated on George ‘Ytlitia fer three months, al! of whom can be on pet Dy cap of Union to. ae quest her. She is only cig » the fasci- town Heicats. App y to kdward M. Morgan, No. Washington. se Lo nating creatare ‘ 413 ¥ stroet, V tho way Ia 8 tingle week to texe the Places of as many three years’ voluntecrs now elsewhere em- IN THE NEW YORK WEEKLY. 14 feet lengths The to ii tiutiy inf 0 ee pivilegs of the -_-_—_—oooOooOoO Parlc| . ployed, In a single week that number of addi- enlfZ. The Monlaviite (Alabama) Revellle says metnieg ES] i Veet “uamiaie Cul- | prictore cl the oPeetially informed that tie pro Kitetion, in sine Sea usar the Patent tional veteran troo) it the rumor that the Kentucky and Tennessee feet 3 by" N YORK WEEKLY tt : oF aS ped nei peg tradeg on the march to regiments In the confederte sre beeen | 3:00 +3 b9'i2 White } ine Merchantable Cul EW YORK WEEKLY atiaohed. Single gentlemsn, or a family without tly guarded to prevent them from desert- ing | is dail robora ners and deserters, “roverated By prieo In the Meanwhile we are happy to be able to atate the leyal country !s Tesponding nobly to the Call for 200,000 additional troops to be formed into have seoured the services of that t patri end we! Known East Tennossce editor. wipitis WILLIAM @. BROWNLOW, better known as sisi: children, cau here Hnd a quict, cleanly and cowfortable home, References required. Enquire alter 4 o'clock p, m.,at No, 857, H, | otween eth and 5th streets, jy 8 eost* : PAKSON BROWNLOW, (PUEBU BSCRIBER Wita RENT PO z new three years’ regiments, all of which bid fair z 7 Seeree Francis Train refuses to . to writs ‘aoe . r coos on ike it Aceh nthe wees t be organized withia the next 'y e of £900 imposed upon him at the = ao . voorpied by him @t the carner sth and kote . fifty days. Let | B THE NEW YORK WEEKLY fez ress but sink lepislating for the meno. n Assines for obstructing the highway No. 162. consisting of the frst floor of the bus Cong! lslating Begro—for | with his horse railway. He protesit, as a forcign- Fi an attic. vosaneeereptt the same, tr cether such Js really the upshot of their current war | er, that he bes bech tentenced withonta wnt! npc lact decimal Tho house, Those nreneen ne, the entire front of b> ogee = only upsbot—and ald with ‘Aavioes tices Tea 2 ear ve; on cry Fojection. decir ra cite PAPERS ba am Cfauy kind, but parntiowenis BO fe wight and main to consummate some com- |, ic ples speak of a fresh erup- Ky Acts gir y, 4 a teel dsiutiug saloon, mou sense plan as we bere explain, ee a tion of Mount Vesuvius. The mountatn is cond iy 10-108 et. 9 svensury Topartinedt. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY s a 2, ing ont lava towards Pompell, and ashes on the u ‘ ri Porticl » Parent disheartening phase cf affsirs will vanish in a week. _— Up Another sale of confiscated cotton was mace in New York on Tuesday, under the order of the United States Marshal for the southern dis- trict of Floride. The eaie comprised 1,137 bales, recently brought from Key West. The prices Were Inrge. Thirty-nive and three-quar. ter coats per pound were bid and accepted for more than baif the entire lot, and the quality o mF SEU, BH. ROLTZMAN, (CR RENT Li 5 > comunt blooms ns Stet cinss House an ire-t, bstween tend [ered ee tak aire-t, end house. Also, Treble Bosrdore ocomm: Srst-rate board. at $$ per week F¢ RENT—Larg Goan. Gas mail : or bby WEEK Tb le writ ‘with all thet ed D teristic of the oelebrated a oe FI€GMTING PARSON, ma&aly, outepoker, patriotic and fearless urse in Kat Bennessce As entered higzameas Worle ali over the country, him to every lover of civil and re- Bae the sil eich an BLLING OFF! = ae ate ot ELLEN OP a ane u i Dg ht 08 Bt 10 ts ger yard— Lawns at 3,19 La) prisee—Biack acd sat roluced prices, Ee WW Mea ANY APRIOULTURAL, cor. Roses patrvas of ifs CCHSE Le IRE commiasione as Silke Call early anc get bargains, wn 479 Ninth between Reerine: ser- RO.OFIN®! rn Lat feers Tres Patriot in the Land Read the ot City The tt 4 the Feit a1 the cotten was low middling. The aggrogat AY, De ee ¥ Roo t $ moun lized ; = 5 ®ge' eg une 7, 7 For sale by every News Agent, iyo at hel: S'X.OR BGK? GENTLEMEN. CAN pe Kooga athe Raspurige ieatate EEE _ Late Rusa, News.—A Inte number of the Enquirer says that tf the rebels could certainly cut of Gen. MeClellan’s Tetreat, and _ _— Prevent further supplies resching him, it would Teaaver Pay: D MOWgRe, ‘be far better to s:arve bim into « capitulation. Backe-sye REATERS and MOE ne ee! Femarks that we must ‘Bl! up our armice ana so Sepay eae RRS and MO. at oon na for @ contest es long as our enemy fheata to tage ©, tod cc Soren ; c. bd COLU, MaR p — Dax \ Gr basta gap pare ud te ps, wcrc: | gre ERDMIM thn gt dsr. beg te thorwagh bred volt “Lord Clifdca fe ge Aabea. | $28 2° ¢ sioar ahs yous 10 Pp dss. Just received, 200 of the RED a°2 > st Heats, £ suite, iy 10 cm cual, (Republican) AEDS So . AUCTION BALIN. ERP For othe Auction Sales, sr 4 THIS A By J.C MoGUIBE Auctioneer: T ISBEE’S SALE OF VALLARLE iM- Kerate.— 3 sofe mel a i we FHUNSD AY Let No 2 t Court o Fad Ly paseed on the filth dey «{ Ju whon Gua) Presto : t eni¢; the deferred payments e.and to be rroured ivy ES yeteacer. with B surety cr eu tobe foved by t the purctrenr he Tr wor Crrouit Cont of the biatr lach«nesry,oud pa 1982, hy on THUKSDAY.* " ut of the pre 1s of ¥ numbered fo! Saroeahis to W are two hand teo-story Bi containing six go> rooms, 6&0> h&ving & lroot runping back to socth * oe Bove ntu streets, rear the ‘Terms of the One third onen stalments of ai, day of eale; th: of enis. aud to be my Sout u of ss from the the ment E Xeeitens a OF NEAR} 4 D a Bovesnot UOTION.—1 w ext, July lita. at Chsres W. arver, tween Congress and Formitare. riD Lrusce. ee berger’s wi . 2, in aid seusre, with the improve eellem FRIDAY ch has Leen but 1c ward the Zit a West & Lashy an Sassel eo wricow & at ne real cotste CORR Be. Lot wambe ed five, (5,) in squtre ecuth of eqnace aret eig's tare nd well bul t ena wanes, ¢ Bod conren Are notoomplied with w fane the Broste » property @: Lhe rurk An iz DUW LIN ifcHeN Jor Wo'olork, 2° the | bia, No OF Wasrhingtioe x went Chmics and Bofs ntee ado ner iA piv ard ineraiat nm 1s, Bedatesde aid Mattras os arble-top ape other Buren s The ous, whic 1m provements, cas. enquire on the prem se iy8 PUT’ By GREEN & 2HOMaSs DOW! Inteul ae 18 new, with f water, ramce, &c., ia | 1c. URE DS WILLIAMS. &no ARGE AND APIRACTIVYE rate okN Goons at Avct —Un TUESDAY MORNIN 15k Wo'giock unti ¢ of at No 5 . 0D Sth street, bet: sy Terse and general arsor among oh wiil be forna- be nd Colored Silk rager, C othe, Cericor Goods of ali kinds, Pi By MAKSBALL & PAGE. Auc’ tin Heel at Public Aue JOVERNMENT SALE OF CUND Great —\We ahs! jouse 0: Burlding, on MON J0 o’c look, &. ™. for public serv: Oe. ‘Terms cash, in Government nde. - J DANA, Capt.and A Q.M..U.s.A is 9-dte MA®>HALL ap Aw street. opposite \ aa DAY, July 14*h, comine 8 lot of Corn, concemu:« Br J ©, MoGUIRE & CV. Auctiourers JERY VALUABLE BUILDING 1 FRanktis Sou suksba July 15, ‘We shail se Lot No. 26,in Vavisson’s eu y sion of Equare No. 4% fronting 25 feet on street, betwen Ywei:th and Eulrtercth ot running back 147 feet to 4.C. By J.C. MoGS: EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE 4 HOLD bLFFacts st y yg wap MORNING late reeitei.oe of street, between 17 h {i$ Ferpitare and & ff Rosewood brooste!! o ‘eshiegton for a privs © 7 is: One-third ssh; the Femara twelve morths, with interest, seoured by a trart on the premises. _is ed BE at turuc Stee o"cloos. on the ¢ me MoGUIRE & IRE & CO., Auction f the s‘rince de ond 18° street fects, com Pri ie covered So‘ss, Chair ooo ered Seine and A. Cuatea, Eerer age Ce: teenie bn OTOSCO et Arm and Sleep! y-boliow Cunin, Rouswood Marbie-top Center and Fide Te wi oBes Bnd Decretarire. and Ov# Mirrors. end Lace U ante! Orna vents, urteiws, Shader, Painti ravings, Some raseels, Sut Ingram Carpets Olioiotn, ing, Stair rodeand b) 9° Onk Hall Mahogany and Wai: a mut Bedsteade. Tesees, Feather Bolsters and Culows, Looking 6 esarr, ( Wateut Mirror-bac! Weinut Extension Fiver k ed vores — Retreprator, Kitchen tense ke. Assorted Ooppers. pepe vod 7 i hipa and iin Toilet Sots k Laqnor* lowet. Dr 7 and Spocar. J.C. MoGTIRE & CO. Avow Rubber Store, 326 Pannerivama Aventr, Kear of Clagett’s Dry Goods Stors, Entrance also at 535 )) st, RUSBER SHEETING = CUATS, CAPES. TALMAS, PONCHAS WAGON SPRING®. REED Ore, et-lm wren and ato atrents G EaT ATTRACTIONS: + x NEW FTOR! Jast opsped on the ch street and t's side, of CLO EHING, F'®st WARD, Now se ANKETS, GLOVES, LOWS, CORK BEDS, &e ——————___ ve _ LACE MANTILLAS AND SILK lack. ‘Al Pate Sur and DHOLs. wows RE Tog. oor. Sth st. and Pa.av., “lothiert ATTENTION: sale nt the lowest inten * tk fouU Thine, WATS, Cats. boot and ES, on corner of Dth etreet ani I+ EYe8ve0py's wusiness, For the convent customers 4 - on the ey strest ona Fe ise Boing 2 Price aa SMITH & 1-0. aed No 400 7 street #38; BUY’ CLOTH 33 and Suves Reel s =n. CAPs, BOTS an corner street one i ee . aa Neo 36 Ceutn jeri Centrat epee of my iret W » | have opene A Bnd Pa, avevut 5 CLOTH wate noi Ca! & CO,, Uioti. PE ARES A> sand taco tain Blue & uheait Stores. ope center » between Th and 8th so honeers UMBRELLA*S Me Ree: 2ERO., 35 Contral Stree, opp.<oa:er Market, Tth st Opposite fost Uthicr