Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1862, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: MON DAY eeee-seeseress-cee. JULY 14. 1868 —————— ee Ep Keading matter on every page. See tude for ipterestang Telegraphic and ther mattes. pirit ef the Merning Prees “The Intelligencer sxys, and quotes from contem. Yorartes to prove it, that the recent flank move- ment of General MoClellon was a premeditated morement, and the revnit of strategic specula- ‘tone. The Repebircon ie jubilant ever the parmze of the confiscation bill, which iteays ‘ “tq ielches cul Order No.3,’ of the tnimitablg and incompre™ hensthie Hatleck, and si! sim!*ar devices of men who have been trying ¢ ‘protect slavery, instead of trying to put dowD ine rebellion. tn the same * ticle from which the above extract fs tabr'n, the Republican saya: ‘The farce of restoriag ‘the Union as It was,’ is, in stort, playe?. out.” /.nother attack, in the Senator-Chandler style, ‘s made upon General McClellan this morning in the Repwblican. So AN IMPORTANT CONSULTATION. Oa Saturday last, at the request of the President, ‘he Senatorsand Representatives of the border slaveholding States met him, to hear read a paper of great public importance he had taken occasion *e prepare. It is understood to have smounted ‘oan appeal to them to take open and avowed position in favor of the prompt initiation by their respective States, of the policy of prospective fadual emancipation and colonization with pe- vuniary aid from the General Governmer.. We have reason to believe that In enforcing on their minds the propriety of such actin on their part, the President dwelt with great, and just, earnest- hess on the influence it conld not fail to exert in repressing the spread ¢7 abolitien ultraism at the North, that has v:deniably assumed fearful pro- portions through the prolongation of the rebe!- lion. The reading of the paper, which Is said to ave Leen replete with the kindest sentiments, was listemed to with great attention by all, and with restprocal cordiality on the part of most present. Subsequently, the gentlemen thus addressed, as- semnbled for consultation upon the subject, and *ppointed a committee of seven to frame a reply to the President's address, to be subinitted to 4hem for amendment and adoption at an adjourned meeting. We bear that among the committee are Messrs. Wickliffe of Ky., Noell of Mo , Cristield of Md., Pisher of Del., Carlile of Va, and Mal- jory of Ky. The name of the other committee- man we bave not learned. We hesitated to mention this interview on Sat- urday last, seeing (from wnat we had inciden- tally learned of it) that it was designed to be re- warded entirely a private one. As the fact that it was held, with what we believe to be somewhat erroneous accounts of it, are published In the morning papers, we do not feel at liberty longer to delay making this statement with reference to It. Tue Pemeo cr ExiistMents.—The change in bhatt sacs of eniistments of the new quota, from ‘hrée Years to one year, bas been agreed upon by the President and Secretary of War. We find the above in the Philadelphia and Baltimore papers of this morning. The announce- ment Is premature, as the matter is yet being cen- sidered, and ts not fully determined upen. Con- xress will act upon the matter to-day, and !t ix not Improbable bu: that they may pase a lew vbenging the period of enlistment. ——cquwuwWwWu Tus Scaxciry oF Sraciz.—There seems to be ne doubt that Congress, before the close vf the scasion, will provide for the scarcity of specie by authorizing the issue of » etrs of the denomination of two and a half devmrs, end otherwise meeting the necessity of <ne times, which legislation may delay the #.:journment beyond Wednesday. UCeLLactors or Taxes.—Applications for the vffice of collectors of taxes in the various Con- nds, and the number is rapidly increasing. Ths applications are addressed to the Secretary o! the ‘freasury, and require the dally labor of many clerks to assort and endorse them. ee UD The projet of a treaty with Mexico, pro- ¥ ding for the loan of eleven millions of doliars t) the Republic, was discussed in the Senate on Sa‘urdsy lest, and then laid on the table. It was negotiated in Mexico, and sent home by Mr. Cor- win, the United States Minister in that country teen UP" George Barber, Esq., formerly Editor of tue Nashville Republican Banner, has commeac- ed the publication of « pewspaper, which he calls “The Constitution.’ Sir. B. sustained the Confederate Government until the advent of Governor Johnson. —_— “uw 1 The nomination of six collectors and assessors are to be made to the Senate this week, and !t may become necessary to detain the Senate for some days after Wednesday for this and other Pparposes. __ PERSONAL —Gtn. Marcy, chief of Gen. McClel- len’s staff, bes gone North on a brief visit. Dr O. A. Bronson, lecturer, and editor of the Cathe)ic Review, ts in the city. if” The President has appointed Major-Gene- yal of Volunteers Pope, now in command of the Department of Virginia, a Brigadier-General in the regalararmy, vice Jom E. Wool. promoted. erties U7” The tariff bill will put seven or eight millions in the Treasury by the ist of August, in virtue of the provision requiring Payment of <tuties on goods and merchandize in bond. — US" The Richmond Dispatch, of July 7, mays that the mortality among the wounded Union soldiers at Savage's Station is very great. Rervstican Cavcus —An adjourned meeting «f the Republican caucus was heid Saturday night at the Capitol. After some discussion the following resolution was adopted asa substitute fcr an address prepared by acommittee: Sesoived, That we hold it to be the duty of all \vyal men to stand by the Union in this hour of its trial, to unite their hearts and bands in the earnest and patriotic efforts for its maintenanc > resident and bis administration in their most energetic efforts for the eran ot the war and the Jreservatien of the Union against {ts caemies at home or abroad; to punish traitors and treason with ye severity, and tocrush the rresent wicked causeless rebellion that no flag of disunion shall gl mor be raised over po A ofthe republic. That to this end we tavite the co-operation of all men whe love their country tm the endeavor to rekindle t shout atl the States such AM eetpme fire ag shall utterly consume all who strike at the Union of our fathers, eodel who may sympathize with their treason er patliate their guilt. NEIRMATIONS BY THE SzwatzE.—The Senate ou Stturdsy confirmed the following Presidential nominations : Lieut. Peter Turner, the reserved list; len, commissioner Wa. Henry Jobnson. James Pile, of Pa. ee rine corps; ‘Edward S. Matthews, of the District of Columbia, asslstent surgeon in the navy.” rf tea James W. of Pa.at Francis J. Clauses, af Ohio, Amsterdam; Sam uel W biting, of New York, at Nassau, N. F ; 2: Tina Hastie, of Hiltaoiar at Bristol; Manuel ‘Rar. ceoa,at V Spain; Julius King, of the Dis ‘sles of Coltmbtee at pod sn od A. Men- * (OAM , «| ue, ati “soon; C M RICHMOND MASONIC NOTICE.—There will | esriviic Ee eT SUOOET: | ssseem of Seer Darts stesnien ot Gon, |N. Patetaar of Ditct Tate ee ie te AUCTION SALES. THE SITUATION McCiellan's Masteriy Movement—Latest | 14!S EVEN!NG, at 8 o'o'ook, at Masonic H»! Deraevusares@vaxe, 2 rne- and All tn 4 from Charleston, &c. Ls brotvere in good {Prom the Richmond Dispatch of Tuesday.) i JEFY. DAVIS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY. President Devin, in consideration of the recent triumphs to ettr arms, has issued the following to the cfficers and men who Participated in the series of sangutnary battle: Ricnmonp, July Sth, 1962, Po the Army im Eastern Virginiz: Soldiers—1 congratulate you on the series of brilliant victories which, under the favor of Divine Providence, you have lately won, and at the President of the Confederate Stotes, do tily tender to you the thanks of the country, Whose just cause you have so skillfully and he- The Government here bave information from McClella my, and that of Gen. Halleck, up to last evening. Nothing of general interest was then cecurring in the camps of either of them. Warhigton, July 11, Imre. 4 Information bas been received at this Depart ment from Mr. Jasper Rm'th, the Coneu! of the United States at San Juan, Porto Rico, of the | Publication, on the 12th of April last, of # pew commercial regulation, which is printed fer pene eral information “The sixth article of custom-bouses of the nd of, Porto Rico has amendment, which, after the 12th ig to be a® follows:—‘Mas‘ers of may add te their manifest or report any om‘ssion made thereon, whatever reason or mo- THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORK |W FB he al AE Dn al Br WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers ST W @ LOTS af AUCTION —On FAN mare NOON 4» Jaly ath e’rloet, we wi! veil in front Of the premices, Love Wand 17. divimon of fquare (2 ir O"p sire-t. bet ‘eon Mand 2 Halt cash, beianee in € nn stand! frat:raaliy ining ng are ag f 7 Invi to attend, : E.B RARRETT, Secretary WARRENTON, VA. A gentleman direct from Warrenten: informs us that our troops are concentrating there in latge force. The piice is under the bent state of dis- elpline, and ord: 13 preserved by Provost Mar- shal Bates. 411 the stores are occupied by Union sutlers, And tbe soldiers are recuperating their ace cn lock = Members of wiled fo anite with regulations of tbe By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, k, REE AND ATTRACTIVE PALE OF eo 8) S77, 4a? Avction—On TUBSDAY ORNING, Jaly * lock &. 76th inet” Idth instact, «or me noing : ‘ : coptineing fom dae to de. Soicort ym for, the pul Pose of Atte dirk tha | tive may bave caured l!. but be it well under. | 007k & tp and eontine ing: = f f y . < until the ie > health, kc., with the invigorating alr inthat lo- j roteally served. Ten days £0, an invading Mepeglcl theories Brorhér tM, Twos are stocd that any such addy apn change ts to be ~_ Kh 447, up. stairs. ‘ Ky a New Suid ere Cavalry, who vas wounded at Williams. | ' dof war, cl Seured yout . CHARLES CALVERT fuedioedi gmail emo 7 ead Pee hn : Horse y: Capitel and +éunting!y p! ed its speedy | js 14 st B80’y pro tem designated in article twe —— (iL a Siok Be burg, Va., ix there on his parole. Hesays hs bas Tronquest; you matched to attack the enemy in - i The article 115th of the same regulats re be - ~ ew . E> O- ee ud J YMEN —A regular me ting of the a? island of rages. C othe, Caetmeres Z aoe been universally treated handsomely and contte- | his entrenchments; with well directed move- re: Ceo ee ‘Ald Sosiety” will be ge fig ‘be custom-houses of the Islan ‘orto | Goods ci ali biads, F. ously by our officers ments and death-defying valor you charred upon at the reoms of W, W.Sheed. erg .% Ss leo, bas undérgone the following modification al togeuter © - : him tn bis Strong positions, drove bim from field | 1) strect, between3 hand 10th, on FULSDAY. he} ‘Either national or foreign vessel? entering the Higuery. Sloves, 52.80. NAVY YARD to field over a distance of more than thirty-five | 15th inst., at oP m__A full a*tendance is rq ed | ports of this island with cargo, of whatever] Some of the ode Ser & a 4 ARRIVAL OF THE CAPTURED GUNBOAT TRAZER. | miles, and, despite bis reinforcements, com-| _1t* OSKPU H_BLACKFAN — | nature it may be, will bave to pay, besides the ee Poti Pg rorya nog they The steamer Mount Washington arrived from ed him to seek safety tindet the cover of his TO THE TAN PAYERS IN COUNTY | Port charges, tonnage dues om the mensurement | SoG NT! cheap from Auction, ss they N jerday aft bringing Up the | KUsboats, where be now lies cowering before OF WASBINGTON,—There will be x dis- | exprested in their register, as desigrated in the | Wiirtne anid @° ee — en See See the army so lately derided end threatened with | gount ef fifsren (15) tari. prize schooner Director, captired some time rT cept. on 8!| Ti thi entire subjugation. The fortitude with which | the year 1862, if office nf N. Gall N & WILLIAMS, since In York river. Both the prize and steamer “Both of these modifications ae te ~ art re y 10d « Auctioneers you have borne toil and privation, the gallantry No 213. at on po Pall yo force four months after their publication in tl Br J.C, MoGUIRE & CO. Anct ‘quantity of bolt copper from ¢! with which you bave entered into each succes- | N° wereet. enn 4 d 15th streete, Gaeeta of the isiand ” - — ponchos uses ity o! copper from the dave bettie ph have been witncsaed to be full: ALFRED RAY, Collector of Texen iz 14 3t* The Consul states that— “No rectification of the manifest wit! bs allowed after the vessel’s papers have been delivered to the boarding officer. After the I¢th of August the veasel’s tonnage dues are to be paid accordin; to the tonnage expressed in thelr register, an not on Spanisi measurement, as is exacted at ACELLENT PURNITUR® AND HOUSE OLD, 5 Ey id. Pusiic Avcrion.~Oe DAY ys day lb "e the late residence of the Prince ¢ py he ag Ry etree roitnreand & J. COM Priwi ) ta lle covered Solas, arm &ad Side and Arm Chairs, of Washiugtos. appreciated; but a grateful people will not fa‘l for the Couty of Washiug to recognize you and to bear you in loved re- membrance. Well may it be sald of you, that you have ‘done enougn for glory;"’ but duty to a suffering country and to the cau-e of const!tu- tonal I!berty, clafms ftom ycti yet further effort. Let it be your pride to relax In nothing which The Baltimore arrived this morning, towing up the rebel gunboat Tenzer and the prize schooner Coaster. The Teazer, which, It will be remembered, was captured during the Inte en: gagement near City Point, James river, as the rebels were abcut to send up a balloon from her f B: is:hin:t TH, Cashier. Present. Snes oe Sojne JEFFERSON DRAMATIC ASSOC pais - ey Reoepticn Chairs, . can promote your future efficiency; your one TiON— os wishi saptains of vessels, who from foreign ports .0r0009 oCvered Arm gnd Sieep\y- hollow Char for observation, {s a small but staunch tugbott, | gteat object being to drive the invader fom y sur | Upy Pe hee mee on | Mav be bound to the isisnd of Porte Rico, must | Rorewood Marble top Genter ani eide Tablee, armed with a 9-pound rifted gun forward, and a | %°!!, and carrying your standards beyond the | Mra. Helen Muzz? No. 276 Penvevivanis a renus, | Present to the Spanish Consul or Vice Consul ‘sinnt Bpokoase. and Deoretsr:-r. f 8 id outer boundaries of the Confederacy, to wring | References r-quired. as it is the intention. of Mra duplicate manifexts, without corrections. The: iy rifled 32-pounder aft. The Doiler was struck by from an unscrupulous foe the itcogzition of | M a shell, which exploded and knocked down her smokestack, tearing her works and throwing the belier two feet from its original position. Kem- uzzy to make the Association one of the highest respectability. = will be certified by asid perme who will at Si ata te oe WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- i714 Iw*_ | retain one to be trenemitted to the Intendente of your birthright, community, independence. Signed) , and Mirrors, kend L&er Curtains, Shadce, Gi t JEFFERSON Davis. the island, and deiiver tbe other to the master of ante: Orna~e: the vessel. A third copy of the manifest is re. epee ~~ Jogrein Carpete, iS town Railroad Com is prepared to issue 4 i D « t Most nat gate special disperse tothe Ad- | 80.17 os: tifi ates of stocks In exchange for the | quired to be delivered, with the certified copy, to Stair rods end Eyes nants of the balloon and a large coil of the tele- vertiser, dated Knoxville, 4th, says: Buell’s forces | Ofieinal corporatore’ receipia. Holders of thelat | the visit boat on arrival. The articles of provi- graph wire were brought up, and soon every . acho ie dg estimated at 30,000 strong, have all crossed the mt them without de ay to sions existing on board at the vessel's arrival ter are requertet present > person about the yard was supplied with relics. ‘Tennessee. 36 FA NESBOU freasurer, At Jay coke It is supposed that they may make a o's Banking Hon’, 452 15th st., opposite a expressed on the third copy of the The silk of the balloon ts of different patterns— | felnt movement on Chattanooga to cover move- Breasory Department. striped and checked, and of various colors—zppa- | ments by the way of North Aisbaina cn Kome, Wash ngtor, Juv il, 1982 Jy L-lw tetseneteeeneseeesestestenensnneeseenenenneeed Georgia. Forag! t f Oy eS ena : . tently the common dress alll, which they conts- | Poni ig bnek waclen White tans, ee (POF RCE OF THE CoMMISHOVERS AMUSEMENTS. ¥ Tan cated for this use. Tne telegraph wire js in- Shell Mound The federal forces under Gen. tinder the act of April 16, ees, eaititied An ~ Snorage ~ Wainut Morocco. Oiniog Chairs, Closed tn a coating of gutta percha tn the rope, | Morgan allll hold Cumberland Gap. A sbarp | 89t for the re ease of certain be ge ens Mahe GHOVBR’S THEATES. ulver plated Castors. Babie uly, 2 ci He! 6 bor in the | istrict of Colum’ia,” City | pe svenne, near 13th st. and the Willard Heese. gure ae Wines, Decanters. dc. which measures about five eighths of an inch in | Cavalry skirmish occured at Clinch’s Valley, | Ha, Washington ity, *. «June 7, 1862, M “yy sg diameter. pone rita si Fever ~ She enemy Ate Te- reves, XhAt the tine for filing a’staten: &ronax> Grovar—__._..___._____ manager inner Set. . rt . ur loss wes tw uni - writing or schedule with Hie lee oe ee ate ae BENEFIT OF Tee Englieh China | ef corn ont Spoons, NOMINATED FOR A BRIGADIER. my bn my The President hzs nominated to tue Senate saurt for th WAR MOVEMENTSIN wississiPrt AND ARKANSAS, | Court [or the vistrint of the 9th seo” f the above act, be, and the same SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS icetator, Kitchen Uteraiis, &c Cel. R. Biddle Roverte, Pittsburg, Pa , for Brig Werle Caen ee epaten to the Ad. | hereby Saeed ies agent aia Ju neat SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS Large Lot of Aawortet esis adier-General of Volunteers, Col, Roberts com-| Four thousand Federals sdve, .g south, seven S75 _ WM B- WOODWARD. Clack, _ in pean repens pine rags iyo 4.6. MOGUIRE & CO, Austa,_ manded the iat Regiment of Pennsylvania Re- | miles from Holl Springs, were attacked yeater- Ne NING. Jails 34, serves during the conflict before Richmond, and {a promoted for gallant conduct on the field. FROM HARPER’S FERRY. Colonel Mulligan, the hero of Lexington, who bas been engaged in guarding prisoners at Camp Douglas, Chicago, all winter, snow entrenching himeelf at Harper's Ferry, overlooking Bolivar For which has be-n tendered the Freater. inolud- tog Gas. Renta!, Per{>rmsros, and ite Entire Res2urees, by the Proprietor, Manage ment, oe ind geil ite Or N HANDS LINE: = OTICE TO CONSIGNEES—The steamer C. Chamberlin Captain Brougnton, from Philade phis ise arrived, her, cargo ready fur dsiivery HYDE & DAVIDSUN. arte., it Georgetown DU, day by Jackson’s and Pierson’s Cavalry, fifteen hundred strong. After a suarp contest the enemy was rcuted and driven back through Hoily Springs, which the Confederates eccupied. Our loss was four killed, seven wounded; Yankee loss seven (?). Arkansas Intelligence confirms the report of f Square No.29) {romtine 25 (ccton ‘north K sion of Square No. ting 25 stre-t. between fweisth and Sn ‘teenth streets, TRIS HVENING, (CCHEVRONS! CHEVRONS!: BOX AND gp x Fagning back 147 fest to > foot » Curtis (Federal) belng bard pressed by Genersis — BOX AND UX. looking 1@ pabiig square Esiante. Beccles loc corps, some | Hindman and Rains. His capture js considered | , For (Quastermasters, Sergeants, Sergeant Ma- certain. Porter's Rangers attacked a guarded wagon train twelve miles east of Memphis on Tuesday and destroyed twenty-one wagons and captured eighty-nine horses and mules ADFAIRS NEAR CHARLESTON. The Charleston Courter of July ith, says: Tae enemy has retired to the position whereon Jobn Box. a Printer -. Janes Cox, a Hattsr___ t Fred Willems Mre. Bounoer.._-. ____ Mra. G. C.Germon 4 fterwhich,Mre MUZZY will deliver DERAKE’S ADDRESS TO GUR FLAG. To con-lude with WANTED, 1,000 MILLINE ‘. el jora, Dram Maio tal sstewarda. Order's ae Sergearts and Corforais °n hand and made to or- der. Algo, Braid for striping Go.d Lace and Cord for officers’ pacts Military Trimmings. Fiags, Fireworks, Lantern: &0,40..to be hai at the National Flag ot, No. E street, hetwean ‘Sch ard 16*b, near Wiliards’ Hotel -—Fiszs made to order and Bunting for iy 14-colm* the most cemra' ARMY MATTERS. The military committee of the Senate, out of a large number of brigadier generals before them, selected twenty-nine to report to that body, not. withstanding there are only eighteen additional ofticers of that rank required by lew Brig. Gen. Van Renssalear, [nspector General, has been ordered to meke an inspection of the RECEIPT ; WANTED, 1,000 MLLLINEKS. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CQw Auctioneers. army of the Potomac. Iallts hes bone ately eee (One fokets FOR PRESERVING PROPERTY! | Setohellis« --.........-...Maanme Vanderpante | @* OO R Po & AT1O ne. wy inoe Brig Gen. Slough is relleved at his own re- went over the piac~ on Thursday, finding no ——s quest from bis present command of the ar; y sig- The Most Bffectual ia the World! PRicss oF Av part five o'c.ock. at the D it i. troops ,but every evidence of their having been Dresa Cire) écambnanew xx Poerts i roll sril in eume to ew ual corps, and Brig. Gea. Scroggs ts asaigned . nie 5 smily ¢ 2 cents 1,10 Corporat of Washinton cix per cent. to the ‘command Tetcty excrolnes by General | {Bete, Several newspapers were picked up and Information msy be obtained at Family Cr a2 < Slough. brought into camp; also, # farewell letter elegant- ly addressed to ‘“Secesh,”” stating that the cl! mate wer too unbealthy to permit a longer stav, and promired another visit. The enemy are now in force at Legare’s, but it 1x supposed that they are also moving off. ‘he battery of Parrot guna near Secessionville, has becn abandoned, and the guns removed. {t was a very simple carthwork, thrown up with apperent haste, and by no means fermida- je. Thelt entron=httents wer> also very alight. Je cents M.T PARKER'S PAINT!2®!! EsTARLISHM ERT, No. 39 Lonisians av., bet ween 6th snd iti atracte ‘W here every vari>ty of SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL P. In exeouted with neatness and To prevent m'stnkox, he w presorvative” refers exoiu: Partmonts «!f his trase Private Boxes____ ~~» 96 Seats may bescoured at the Tucater dunng the day without extra charge. Doore open at 74s o'elock , to commence at &, Brig. Gen. Van Vilett, (luartefuaster General of the army of the Potomac » hae been relleved from duty et bis own request. He arrive ad here on Saturday, and reported at the ‘Yar Depart- ment. The Gen ‘we®* Sompelled to ask to be relieved owing to til-health, and ta leaving was highly complimented by Gen. McClellan. tigade Surgeon Henry Ruckinaster will re- Pert for duty in person to Brig. Gen Blunt, com- Manding Department of Kansas ivi J.C. MoBUIRGE & CO., Avcte By @REEN 4 WILLIAMS, Anvlionvers “HANCERY SALE OF TWO HANDSOME 4 Two Stony Brick Hovess axp T1e LoTs on . ee A ge — a Publie » glona, at Kecticn “iy virtue, § s ve of the Crreutt Court of t istrict of Colum si .Snd pat the 2iet dav of February, Waiinertsseateee Wess Seta haat taers NFERBUBY HALL, __ — Lovrtiana Av The Coot Retreat ! The only ertablished piace of amusement open in AINTING atoh, thin “art to the wari us de-~ which he chalenges F. eee Sixre sy, fate t i leds ‘compia! avd Cassell’s widow sod heirs ear the battery was fo ind a painted board with | y2mpetition. ither ia quality of works or roa:onae the city, all othe: aving phedaddied: are vo pants ace its ax ew eat 2 Mejor Frans Kappner, ''. ©. voiunteers, will | the following significant inscription : “Six miles pour nts ae a I} seer et ene, jy 40 | coop! BEST! ] on t# i ee a ce —_ Malet Geen 2 St additional eid-de-camp to } from Charlesions 16 June, 1-62. Five minutes to SCR WARTZER'S HUNGARIAN pt a a Malor General Sigel ” t ¥ Y ; A = 4 y. Another Masstvs Comiinateon phe na Capt. H.C. Wood, of the 1th Tos Infantry hell.” Some are disposed to view this move. . WINES AND BRANDY. ment as the end of the summer campaign, unless the cnemy make some demonstration of an attack by sea, ‘he defeat at Richmond, however, we are induced to believe wili postpone such a movement for an indefinite period, if not effectu- ally check it altogether. Several transports with troops are repented to have been scen going north- ward yearerday sell, 9 Fim: ive, (5.) in square sonth of seusre yy dred ‘ent sixty-tnree, (433, "aeubdivision of Lot No. Iam authorize! by the proprietor of the-e cai o'ous W res rather than mmr the risk and ex pense of transhopment, tu offer the brlance Qt ten per cent loss then New York who meine. jor the apace of thirty » Gnless « oi the MOSY BRILLIANT ARTISTS IN THE WORLD: TO-NIGHT, — ete de Sal. cha Ley, BAM. SHAKPLEY, SAM. SHAKPLEY, Greatest Ethioj Performer in the World, ae, acknowledged by the profeseicn to atand ‘fpllons each, of #a::va'e (Prove et tos bead of all oshers, 3h Win rere - hing an ALD REE great racrig Syewagt. 256 Penns; ivania avenue, The world renoeasa Comio Singer. Between '2th ard 13th ate rasa ANDY LEAVITT, The Champion Banjoist of America. W_B. HARRISON, The Exter poransous Sicger—the man that sings abuut everything end everybody. CLARA BUTLER, will relieve Capt Elwood, of the 5th tnfa try, as mustering and disbursing officer in this city. The latter wil repair to New York city and re- rt for duty in person to Gapt # arntd, of the 2th infantry, mouatering etd disbursing officer at that post Col. Chuseret's pe not being affected by *he recant change {n the command of the Moun- tain Department, he will return and report for duty to Gen. Sigel, accompanied by Lieut. Ul- rich de Fanville, aid-de-camp. Capt. Earle S. Goodrich, ald-de-camp, U. 3. Volunteers, will repair to St Paul, Minn , and co-operate with the Governor of that State in raising and crenhiiing volunteers Gotonel F. J. Herran, of the 9th lowa Volun- leers, will report in person to the Governor of lowa, to assist in raising and organizing 3 brigade of volunteers Assistant Surgeon-Genera! Wood is assigned to duty at St. fouls ‘The resignatiens of the following named offi- cers are accepted by the President: Captiin J. B. in wem*nts which two e t and veer feos ry Riiok Houser, with Kaok foams shed hing frat op rssis senha ving & fron’ "4 rannicg bak to south 2 Pott a Sixth aod at eo" 8, Li the Pubiie ace. OTe aie vale ne react bv the deores: One third ; and the p00 ip three equ! in- stalments of aix, twe.ve. and e.ghiesn mont. « from day of eale; the whole to bear interest [ om ‘_e day of sale. aud to be scoured to the satiaigo:io™ of Le Titre tome of sie arent es ed with with n fe oer ter ~ f mdeaba wb @ Cuf rex and cost ©, the fret ener WARD, JOHN ENNIS Trustees. iy7eoké¢ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avot. Pe ay iaporad cf = Thare arsapoat 2 cases of the lowing choos brands. Watts Pest, FROM THE PENINSULA. The correspondent of thc Philadelphia Jnqvi- rev has teturned to Fortress Monroe, from a trip up the Pamunky, under a flag of truce; and ftom his correspondence we glean the following ; Dyring the trip, your correspondent obtained sitiea information from Dr. Weisel, and also from the representatives of the rebel army. The rebel army at and near Richmond is saki to number over two hundred thousand men at the present time. In the recent battles they acknowledge a loss of Sutrey (houeted. although there is no doubt it was much more severe. The strategy of Gen. RALL, 320 PannsvLvania AvaNur, EMILE DUPRE Would respect "ally inform his frends and onstem- Ora that, having just returned io this city from New York, he offers @ renewed aszortineni of FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, BK ABOVE SALE IS FOSTPONED HURSDAY, the ivth imstant, same hour Seas BUsLeE: y order of the Trasteor Gibbs, Commissary of Subsistence; Captain 3. B. | McClellan, and his successful retreat to the James Consisting of the Santa | phir Renin. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. Hance, Adjutant General; Brigade Surgeons W. | river, are referred to in the most complimentary | SUGARS, FEAS, CUF FEE, SPICES, Etc. apap * G.Lowma) and AB. Crosby; and Captains D. | terms by the rebels; but they also remark that he 08! F. Parker, E. M. Davis and S. E. Le rerts, As- sistant Quartermaster, all connected with th vob unteer service. FLOUR. BUTTER, LARD. Also, a fins Sssortménc of HAVANA CIGARS, whch, being purchased from & prizs vessel, ent- bles us to asii at very low rates, SHEYER’S LION LAGER BEER IO All kind: ft oe ee jen at i: ls 0 cy Grooerie: ow prices, if 4 ulkice "E DUPaAE . is just in the position they wished him to be. General Jackson, wha, by the way, was not even wounded, much less killed, has, with Stewart's Brigade, moved down the Peninsula and occu- pred Sandy Point, between the Chickahominy and James rivers, below our army. Johnston and egruder are above. heir intention, as expressed, is to throw up By W. L. WA *« ._ Anotioncere, BNSED. ALL & Ba: V Ran meee rLAsE free BSIDENCE IN p 3 at Avction—Un Wonpa AP RER NOUN 5 o’e'oox, Slat 1: it, We will geil on the erein: Breese Hones of eight rooms, a Batic, act oO J 5 ws rr oy A. ont houses, &o. . MISS NE be TAYLOR, ‘The Lovely ai edest Songetress. MISS JENNIE ALLEN. The plessivg Danseuse, th iste Kaltimore senea- MISS KITTY, 2 I30N, ANN'AND A HOST OF OTHERS, eee FROM FORTRESS MOYROE. Another Iren-clad Kam. [Correspondence N - Herald, July 11, ix62] One of the principal items of importance from the neighbethood of Richmond is that the tron- - iz desire roperty 18 plensaotly situniet cE Mamroth within a few minutes & of the os.ebrated ©, entrensbinents on the river bank, for the purpose ROPOSALS FOR PADDLE-WHEEL , Meking es 4 soalitn clad tarn formerly known as the Virginia No. 2, | of harassing the gun-boats and transports and BEAM waitin FPF THe Combination of Stars Spryag. be house and 5 noe een: See now the Richmond, is being rapidly completed, | then make a sortie against the army. Their a . ; NEW BILL. Country seat. this exis will afford n good Opporty: and in s few days she will attempt 2 raid upon | heaviest loss, they say, was upon the af >] Tum Navy Derarrmene will, until the t6th day | ENTIRE NE 5 nity to eeoure our gunboats. She is described as being not un- | but of the victories of the former days, and of the | of Julr, reos ve sonied proposals for thao. strue NEW FACES, jo known at as! like the Merrimac, with the exception tbat she is | grand events of all the battles 8. relate most | tion cf steam maohinery for Pacdie Wiel AND NEW ACTS! -L Wail & co., —. of lighter draft of water. Originally she was to} marvellous stories. One Rebel officer, for in- | Bieamors. iv 2-tés Suocessors of Wa \& Barnard, carry one one-hundred EE rifle ‘oat in ewe stance, told us that upto last Saturday eight | Each steamer will have one inolined engine of Admission 26 inte; ve ences aro cunts. of the present emergency she will carry several | thousand prisonets had been taken to Ric! nd, | ROt 16ss than 160 cubic feet dispincement of piston joors open guns. It will be remembered that a report was circulated that when she disappeared she was blown up, and consequently passed into oblivion, as has the Merrimac, but the capture of the Teaser revealed the fact (from ber log) that she ‘was one of the boats which towed the Virginia No.2 = to Richmond. Our navel officers huve full particulars of her construction, atmament, «& it obtained from papers found on board the ‘Teaser; alao full plans for the capture of the Moni- and, !ncluding the hospitals, they were in ali over fifteen thousand prisoners. He also said they had captured all the seige guns and no field ar- tillery, when in fact the latter was the only kind of artillery they did capture, as ail the seige guns had been safely Reposition upon the banks of tle James river on Saturday night, before the evac- uation of the White House. THE REBELS SICK OF THE SERVICK. stroke; tue iength cf the stroke to be about sfeet 9 WATER NOTICE. feeds bette mal woot sty: lew srie, umueiy Waren Rucisraan’s Orrice, July Li, 1982, r t ‘The Law of the Corporation reguiating the use of street washers &o., 40,, 18 88 followe Or street warherr cr band hose shall be fo the ume Letween suprias Bad seven 0’s:00k a end sup set and one hour the '. &cd then for no longer per.o! than fifteen minutes; and any person or persons who suall use or permit the ure FORD'S ATHENEUM! Fis eplendid and well-ventilated resort will be epere! for A BRIEF 8EASON on MONDAY EVENING, Jaly 15, by HOOLEY’S MINSTRELS, Bir pump (considered as siogié acting) 2 cubic feet; capacity of o'roulating purcp (oo..sicered as Sing @ Boting) 25 enbic feet: inlet acd ontist pipes hie, her or their it or street wescer, or han’! hose, in viole and determined as the Rebels arc, | t: PY™PS to aves nett ares of not less then a pad mn : . womee C4, tion of the subeterine batteries eebaes oes nevertheless slcK of the service, and look | Sry vaiven rs Rusts ras octane | Waste agen'aet U7 the reading public of | Fon ofthe wet shal bs ghee «Rice teat eve , al ‘s - 7 . even the number of pounds cf powder in each It wajority of the Vice eee eo tne | of not loca one aud & half time th POREMOST war. The majority of the Virginia soldiers will fight to the Iast, but, strange to say, consider thems+lves Union men; with the cond! ition, how- ever, that the ‘‘invaders” aball leave their sacred soil,” and allow the South to have such rights as they may demand. And these are really, | ap- prehend, the loyal men we hear so much 0! , but rarely see. The Virginians say they will defend Richmond to the last; but If forced to yield it, and the southern “tre is fete from the r ne they can never ju accom; t be- yond their boundary. ey The officers with whom we conversed to have no positive know W also pi joe that “the hoes shail not be the avenues or streets to was off oar- riages, omc i bases, or other vehicles, or for water- ing OF Washing boleee. upon the raid pave ment or street washers mu :t, when the washers aro t down” pumps’ pist le soata of bzas. Fhe oslinder is to have brace i valves of 17 aud 18 inches diameter; brass Fteani vaive to be srianged w Cutoff. She wh-le valve cear to be finished and srranged for working hooked on back as well as ‘Fhe crosshead to be of wrought iron and fin- |. ‘Phe orank: of eaeagnt iron, turned, and planed, ‘She shaft to be of wrourat iren, farsa The out-bosra journal to bs 3 feet in a all cylinder covers, vaive chest,and pump bon- ne. ith their bolts avd nuts, and licks aad con. necting finished, and bilge pump, of br is impossible for me to write all thet bas been found, but, as | wrote a few days since, her cap- ture wes most opportune. Our flotilla are anxious! awaiting the appear- ance of the ram Richmond, and they confidently assert that she will not prove the “ scarecrow”? of James river, as did the Merrimac. The cannonading which we beard here yester- day was found to proceed from Fort Powhatan, which bad been amusing itself in firing into ing transports It is sald that our gunboats, late in the day, silenced the rebels, who, in all prob- ability, will open again when least expected. All transports are now being convoyed by armed among the most cflisiertiy organized Minetrel Companies in America ‘Their porfor@ances will eumedebces i | Yaristy of E POPULAR SONGS, CONCERTED PIECES. OPERATIC AIRS, INSPRUMENJAL MUSIC DAN: ES, AND DRAMATIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF Among the pom nest oa bonot te are mong om nent mem! e company BARRY KELSE SEYMOUR REY, HAS. HENRY. Admission... Orchestra Co NEW 8TOCK. 486 No ex ra cherge for reser f INTERIOR ADORNMENTS 5 PO Ti: sh wie tt capac’ veasels. ‘The Dragon, Wie Walser coon a re Li Fagg Respotcies valves of gum, and to havae nu opening of teine LIBERTY HALL, Just received & choice selection of new and de- ing. bas been empioyed 1n convoying up store | inen, had arrived at Richmond two weeks since. | 28 capacity of the pusap. ALEXANDRIA, VA., sirable styles sense te several ‘avs, and has ‘rendered very | They do not think, however, his te | at psare to bo worked by wrought iron cleat service. 5 8, weEAEER BANGING, ae as ai patterns, appropriate for pariore, haus. Presence MONDAY “36Ly 14TH necessary, as they believe that the recent battles ‘under the’s agement of x bave completely demolished McClellan's army, PERCIVAL, Pane & CO, and rendered it impossible for him to make an- aed, &nd planed, and secured rned wrought iron shalt: wuloh 1s to be werkot heads by fi A report reached bere yesterday that the rebels i the main cross! cisced links, and had suddenly disappeared from in front of the dinumg rooms, and o. ‘Wrought iron levers turned and p:ared FIREBOARD STATUES, CENTRE lines of Gen. McClellan. ‘This caused the alarm- vance. ‘the idie-wheel is to be ove vy PANY riikone ists some uneasiness, and many stories-were at Saget i wrought i hi i - MAMMOTH COMPAL : F New Designs, noe gold bands, imitahen once set afloat. The fact of the affair 1s that the WASHINGTON CANTERBURY. end guemy, in large bodies, bad retired, knowing full IP” See smaii bills and posters. iy 10-8 INDOW 8H. mete Well Hts ueeess to attack us, and thelr transpor- nad by hag = FY iy nes mnareh their mien back t aa ee tine ce hs Secessia, has fallen into the vavetor’ ro) Ronee E re 3 a Pa. A by ~- i the is eaisap. | Bands of the gallant General Butler. Special Sve ter Tee Ee Tee OVAL PICTU! ES, supplies forward. Hence the ‘sudden disap- | race ne ite got wid BVERY THING NEW TO-NIGHT! cw ry Pepence’/ of tha algrmiat f “Mrs. Phillips, wife of Phillp Phillips, havi Engasement of ‘The. nasdebimest god Sopertment wm tho transports: ade Continually opening upon our | peen once Imprisoned for Aue 4 th ik ae District, best in the steautboat captains ood pig ee ete, ce | thes and acts at Washington,-and selowsent eens pee vantage a Weed Fremen. with tuaded to golup the iver, This la ait ronsehes, | clemency of the Government, and having “ are ose ed Cara if they only knew it, for it ts net one bees (Late of Canterbury Bal!) Visite fan¢ domestic manuisc- that doce oy dy AND & NEW COMPANY: General Van Allen sent out on Wednesday last two companies of the Fifth Pennsylvania ca’ to make @ reconnoiasance upon the north bank of the York river. The Party separated, and pushed Handsome Waiter Girls in attendance, Rexgert commences at « o'eloak, to 9o’clock, were forgi du the ewer Procession of cut Demay? laug! aes ee PICTURE CO FASBELS, * mocking at his remains, and u; [I . VARIETIES! a “ ‘ofect found bal by ane Gemstones Ng gw neatbun | by ike commanding Generel If this tnel wore ‘Tus new place ofamunomont (6 now open, and | Ears Me muareyecsen' —— tenant Bailey. He, with a party cio £0, Oommen ptacusly 2 E was in good spirits Bofeuad, \2 Doerce some of the Dest performers to a 7e ot Wisiow Fiabe eyrPrised, and alt but one man killed or captur- | ‘i444 therefore ordered that oleae: Pe aan Ora bene, charm ee hip ed Prisoner erat Dally 1s missing, bat whetber 6 | od aud. trated soo onenn een: Sima, WORKE 1 £F2 | “A cali solicited from those needitic the above Carr ale pohly capes a" "| Ro iar yer besa kw ane, ak FuAext devon Altes net Ms a... ., * in im o1 <1, Pamuekey res ns geker, which went up the Sicring op atife and incltisg wotiors eae jecarwee eee ARTE], jana the terms returned with one bi and five ef out a 2 nenetare; Ahe be confined at Ship wt street, two doors from - te Oar pickets were driven tn at Suffolk the other r night, but « detachment sent out - pon pat wpe mt Out to find the at alarm. enemy. Probably it was guerilla party which occasioned the a IDE’Ss TRUOPS NDED NEWPORT neva oe Magruder Said te be in Motion. Naw York, July 12.~a Private letter from a jeman N Virginia. rend fu this city, dated ““Tparaaaeiai 1g, sa! rapes Seats ; you it in thelr faces: led and me ‘They are most teaner terial prot torn Bd acd be amor Tebei Mag down the Peninsuia odes to ye iia) asc Tae ry ast Phy a e | oe cates, Oetar Ortenean te is 1m