Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1862, Page 2

4 + EVENING STAR, EEE ee W aNHINGTON OITY: SaTURDay ... KP keadsng matter on every pags. See ovtsude for wnteresteng Telegraphic and other matter. Spirit of the Merning Press ‘The Intelligencer notices the fact that when almost daily victories crowned our arms, plaudits Were lavishly awarded ‘he civil rulers, who were said to control every movemen'} but “ now that ther seems to be a transient ebb in the t'de of ®uccrss, many who joined in the loud acclaims of afew months ago have nothing but boaree mur- mure with which to greet the civil edministration of the War Department.’’ The Repubiicta has no editorial to-dsy. ee Pensetat.—Gen Viele, U.S. Volunteers, aud Judge Jewett, of Obio, are at Willard’s Srig. General Herron, of lowa, and Col. C. T Uawpbell, of the 57th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, are at Kirkwood’s Coil Campbell ‘was very dangerously Wounded in the battle at Fair O-ks, and !t was feared he would not re- cover; but bis friends will be gratifiea to know that be will sron be tn the field again The Hon. Caleb B Smith will leave for Bed- ford. for his health, on Monday; and Assistant Secretary Usher being absent, Watson J Smith, Enq., Chief Clerk, will act as Secretary pro tem of the Interfur Department in his absence. Brigadier General D. E. Sickles and staf, F. Sbepard, J. A. Srewart end C. L Taliman, of N. Y¥.; Dr. @ B. Johnson and wife, of Mo , and ® E Arnold and wife, of Ohio, are at the Me- Wopolitan. Gen. Sickles is here, it is understood, on business connected with filling up his brigade 8.d putting it In first class condition for se:vice. Post Ovrice Stamps Corxency B1LL.—The ®'ll making post office stamps currency, which peased both Houses of Congress and has been a.- proved by the President, provides that, on and af- for tae Ist of August, ail pest ge and other United ‘States stamps shail be received for all dues less tuan $5, and which may be receiv -d lu. exchange Tor Untted States notes. No private corporation or bank shali make and issue any token, note, or device for less than one dollar to circulate as Money. Any person so offending shall, on con- ‘Viction, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or imprisonment for six months, Or both, at the discretion of the ce Re. avitine in New Youn.—New York papers repor brightening prospects tn the recruiting bu- siness. Thenumber of recruits received and mus- tered into the service dally, exceeds one hundred’ At the mustering headquarters in White street an average of sixty to one hundred recruits have been passed by the physictans dally, for the past Week, avd the officers report the number gradu- ally increasing. The tardy performances of prom- ises of bounty beretofore has the effect to keep «pany from vlunteering until they are assured of the fuld)tnent of all promises —— ees i" In order to avold the objections raised against so frall @ currency as postage stamps, Which are now much used fn licu of specte of cheige,a New York firm bave invented wha: they call mounted stamps. These ctamps are in- seriedin closed cards, with releed rims around the edge of each stamps, which effectually pro- cects from wear and tear, and makes them very convenient to handle 2 Ub" Col. Richard 5. Mercer was arrested at his Sarm im Anne Arundel county, Md.,on the 17th tnst., by Col. Staunten, taken to Annapolis and placed in the zuardbouse, but afterwards re- Jeaxed. Col. Mercer left Anne Arundel county bout one year ago for the South, but subse- ‘quently returned. Tho cause of bis arrest is net known. JuviciaL AProInTMENT.—Connally F Trigg, Eaq , of Knoxville, Tenn., woe nominated by the Preaident on Thoraday and forthwith confirmed by the Senate as U.S. District Judge of the sev- eral dvstricts of ‘Tennessee, in the place of West HM. Humphreys, recently deposed by the Senate. pian eet raaaintadiien.- Anata ae {> Accounts from Tennessce represent that tive hundred rebel guerillas were cut to pirces above Burksville, Kentucky. on Saturday night. On the preceding aay a company of nivety of these outlaws arrived in Nashville, having been captured in the vicinity of that city. Tse Arraorniations —It is stated that Con- gress, during the recent session, appropriated about elght hundred millions of dollars, in- cluding upwards of five hundred and sixty mii- Mons for the army, and somewhat less than one bundred millions for the navy. U7" The majority response of the Border States’ Senators and Representatives o tae Presid. nt’s emancipation eddress, of which we published a #ynopais yester'ey, is from the pen of Hon. J. W. Crisfeld, of Ma —_—_————— U7 From John C Parker, 879 F street, we have the popular ‘Bon Ton Journal de M nd monthly report of Paris Fashions,’ for Au. gust US” We are indebted to Shilling‘on, corner of Four-and-a-bolf street and Pennsylvania avenue, for an early copy of the excellent August number ef the Atlantic Monthly. i> Richard H Nugent, a native of George- town, D. C., died in San Francisco on the 2th ultimo (> Minister Sanford, who is sbsent from Belgium on leave of absence, will probably re- turn to that country by the next steamer. SvDICIAL REoRGaNi2atIon.—Conyress bas per- fected and passed » bill recasting the Judicial Dictricts which are presided over by different Justices of the Supreme Court. Those Districts ‘will hereafter stand as follows: Z First District—New England (most) —Justice Nathan Clifford. S cond District—New York and Verront— SEES Sor nos sermeae,Sraee ‘ourt! ic Inware Virgin: and Novth Ceroliea “Ohict Justice Rose a? ney. Pith District—South Carolina, Georgia, Flori- w << and M ississipp!.—Justice James M. syne. » District—Loutsiana, Texas, Arkansas, nh Tennessee —Justice Jobn Catron. “eveath District-Obio. and Indiana —Justice lveah H Swayne * Pr — District—Michigan, Wisconsin, end Jinots ——— ——. Ninth District—Maine, lows, Kansas and Min- nesota —Jn«tice Daniel E. Miller * * Nominated by President Lincoin. —————— ee Financia —New ‘York papers of last evening sav. fhe stock as uae Unsetiled to-day, and prices are wu: mm tc <epecially in Goveramonts tnd tes fendiog toes spec: ulative securities aoe premioret topic of the market is the contim weakness in Federal etocks jal 4 per cent., under a gen- eral i The opening prices for the 6's of 1861 was 994, but with a few sales close at —% being the best bid. California The cou Ve are aga’ per cent. fonds are «old, and therefore yicid the holder, at the pres- ent rate for gold, nearly 3.38 per cent. interest U 1S 6's 1862 9; U.S 6's 1862, (coupon,) 98; U. 5 6's 1867, 974; U 3. 5s 1865, (coupon,) ¥4; U.S Ss 1874, (coupea ) 66; U. 8. 5's 1671, (fogistered) £5); US. o's 4574, fooapon,) 83365 U 8 6's isi, re ») 99%; U. 8. 6s il, (coupon,) 99}; ¥ notes, large, 7.30, 102 4; notes, 7.90, email, 142%; Oregon war loan, On war loan, helf-yearly #4; One-year cer- tificates, 94. The money market {s per ceat. on call, with moredoing at 5. gold market continues excited, and ii9yaliog has 2til9, but at the a tf uit thi » el e gen- eral aski. ecetia on #3. . Si Dutioble rates. iver is a at ly i Tae P Sens Seis ¥.—The Harn- den Express Com; adopted which Bice atte ina Sees tess, oa cond sose te theoeiae whom they pen greats stampsaschange They have had enve- Lepes print in diferest colors, Pisce postage stamps to the amount of the ve one more _ i nere ate many persons who give out emia change. Pact ne © redeem = I RE let Te a aot ona esto $ ——— a nena = OUR MILITARY BUDGET. _-o INFORMATION PROM DIX!B. A free colored man who was Impressed into the confederate service in Virginia on the breaking out of the rebellion. and bes bren Jately in the Immediate employ of Gen Lohpetreet, hasreach- ed Washing ton, having escaped from Richmond ‘luring the confusion there following upon the lite battles. He ts really cf the ‘intelligent’ or- der we so much read about, having been to Li- beria and to other points, where he has been placed in positions of trust. He states that the rebel loss in killed. wounded, and mlssing in the seveo days’ battles, is admitted at Richthond to amount to 32,000 The Conf-derate army numbered in the neigh- borbood of 350 000 The fact of the close consceip tion accounts suffictently for thelr being able to gather eo larze a force. infect all the men liable to military duty are In the ranks, except such as got substitutes from Maryland, or from those over or under the legal age. Numbers of the Conf: derate wounded brought into Richmond were the merest boys. The Confederates are desperate in view of the fact that thelr present army eannot be replaced, baving utterly exhausted the fighting matetial of the South. Sot only the whitet, but the blacks of the country have been swept into the Confederate ranks, (the latter for lavoring purposes.) and consequently the grain crops are in many places ‘Wasting In tho fleids for want of hands to harvest them. The stampedes of slaves towards the North star basctippled the harvesting operations. In the vicinity of Fredericksburg the contrabahds in leaving, have helped themselves not only to thelr own freedom, but have left thelr masters minus everything In the shape of horses and car. tages that would facliitate their movements There are ccnsiderable quantities of old wheat on hand yet (broughout Virginia. a Considerable hay bas been raised this year in Virginia, but little of no corn has been planted. The able-bodied whites of the South having been exhausted by the conscription, the Confed- erates seriously talk of arming the negroes. They seem to put faith In the Adelity of the negroes, or thelr own ability to make them faithful, but seem doubtfal if the negroes, from their entire unac- quaintance with fire-arms, will acquire any facility In their uea, Gen. Ewell tas severely wounded in the neck at the Richmond battles. Gen. Joe Johnston had experienced a relapse from undert king to get out too soon, and mortification of his wound was feared. James Barbour has been an acting ald to Gen; Ewell, and John 8. Barbour (President Orange and Alexandrian Railroad) aid to Gen. Johnstcn RELIEF FOR THE INDIANA SOLDIERS. Gov. Morton of Indiana, hassent to the Indiana Relief Association fifteen very large boxes of clothing, for sick and wounded Indiana soldiers here. NAVY YARD. Acting Master Charles H. Daniels has teen de tached from the Navy Yard and appointed a 24 Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. GENERAL BUTLE® AND THE TWIG6S SWORDS. General Butler has sent to President Lincoln the following characteristic letter, giving the history of the selzure of the swords of the traitor Twiges: HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THEGULB, New Orleans, July 1, 1862 H To the President:—Sir: I have the honor to send you, with this note, three swords with their equipments, formerly belonging to David E. ‘Twiggs, late Brevet Major General in the Army of the United States. ‘They are each presentation swords. One given him bv revolution of Congress, which beara the lowing legend : Presented by the President of the United States, agrreahle toa revolution of Congress to Brig General David E. Twiggs, In testimony of the bigh sense entertained by Congress of his gallantry and good conduct lu storming Monte- tey”” “ Resolution approved March 2d, 1847."" Another by the State of Georgia, and bears tho following legend and ‘neeription “Constitution %* “<The State of Georgia to Mejor General David E Twiegs, US. A., asatribute to bis gallantry - Sesion 220 Palo Alto, Beieee de 1a Palroa, onterey. Vera Crnz, Cerro Gotdo, Chapalte Molino del Rey, Mez‘co.”” veer Augusta, Geor- Phe t'ird by bia native city, gia, and baste following legend “ Pexas, 5tt and 9h of May, 1816. Monterey, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo. To General David E. Twiggs. frm the city of Augusta, Georgia.’’ Gen Twiggs left these swords with young ‘woman on the evening before he fled from New Or'eans; and tn bis fight on the dav of the ap- proacn of the fleet, he wrote in his carriage, lle en route, this extrrordinary paper: leave my swords to Miss , and box ver [Signed. DE Twiseer. N O., 25th April, 1333 This paper was claimed as a deed of gift of these very valuable weapons by the young woman named, but as she had negiected to inform her father of this singulat donation cawin fugae, and es te girl's mother caused them to be given toa negro to be sent back to Gen Twiggs’ b ouse, [ pacha to interfere with this testamentary dis- position A more lamentable inatauce of the to which this rebellion bis reduced can hardly be tmiagined. Swords given to a General for courage and good conduct in th armies of tne Union, tokens of admt-ation by bi fellow citizens. a d the gratitude of a State and Nation, volantarily bequeathed for safe keeping fo 2 women at a more proper custodian than himself. by th t same General. when flying at the approach f he armies of tbat country which he had renou cd and betrayed, at last find a depository a negro; for the sake of enslav- Ing whose e donble crime of treachery and rehellion hes been consummated. Now that the weapon given by the United States is returned to the Bxecuti¥s, and the others placed at bis clsposal, mignt I take leave to sug est a prope: dispréition od Yocum Mixht not the @-wt be presented to some officer, asa token of epprectation of loyalty and devo ton to the counrry. qualities of cour-ge and good conduct in the battle fleld have never been found ‘rautiog In our armies; but loyalty and entire devotion to the country have failed in #0 many examples, of which Gen. Twiggs isa shining one, that some token of tespect for tho qualities, bestowed in this mannér, might not be oat egeatery" ‘he sword from the State of Georgia might be deposited in the library st West Point with an appropriate inscription, asa perpetual memento to the youth there, how worse than useless are all education and military training, even when allied to gallantry and courage, if heartfelt pat. riottem and undying fealty to the Constitution and the Flag is wanting That given by the city of Angusta might be deposited in the Patent Office as a warning againot the folly and uselessness of such an {a- vention as ‘‘Secession.’’ Pardon the freedom of these suggestions, and believe me, most respectfully, your ob’t ferv't, Bens F. Burien. ORDER RESPECTING PASSES, BY GEN- ERAL POPE Headguente cir i Vieginra, asi ton, July 17, 1862. General Orders, No.3 en 7 Cotmmanders of a corps d’armee or of 8 division of this command rar grat officers and men of th , eee which must be signed by one of two officers who must be designated for the pur, 5 are to be immediate! marshal of the corps d’armec. aes will net be construed to permit their bearers to lesve the vicinity of their Tespective stations, or to visit the city of Washington. E; as above Ae fied, no officer or soldier of this army will be permitted co leave his command, on any pretense whatever, without special Buthority from these beadquarters. AU officers found absent from thelr commands five days after the date of this order will be arrested and tried for d lence of orders; all soldiers absent after that ime will be contined and rerarned, under guard, to their {men's for trial by court-martial 'y command of Major General Pope: Gao. D. Rucotz: Colonel, A. A G., and Chief of Stat. COMMANDER DAHLGREN PRO: 5 Commander Dahigren, having hens angela, chief of the burean of ord: laance, necessarily vacates his office as commandant at - bree nadir atthe Washing. veces THE anny OF THE FoToMac. nformation uj jast it been received Gen. Mec! ietlan's The dation ts votaries A. rroil, to General in F Isherwood setae sce Ge as Chief of he ne pla ‘dine i daring the lest day of the session was about 300. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. The Senate has recently confirmed a |: ber of alds-de-campas adjutant generals the number Gustavus Paul Clauser-t of Ij nurm- mong Daniel Hacker and Lieut. Col. John N. Macom! have been a aids eo Ppa cies an, with the rank ;, Paul Von R, i, af Distriet of Columbia Ba McK Hodson, and Albert V Colburn hive beea confirmed as aids to Gepera} McClellan, to rank 2s lleuteneat col- 0 Augustus Schroer, of ‘he District of Co'umbia, ‘has been confitmed as aid to phe og rank as lieutenant colonel. Capt. John C Kel- son and Richard D. Cntts, of the District of Co- ee soem C. McKibben, of poiterate, end 7 been con- firmed as aids to General Halleck, with the rank of colonel The following bave also heen confiritied aa alds- de-camp to Brevet Major General Wool, with the rank fae on 2 ay ota parame, George uj rs Amos Reckwith ani James ere bestel T. Van Buren, Joseph ©. Willard, and Joseph F Melvine, of the Dis- trict of Columbta APPROACHING RICHMOND, (Correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer.) Bed minerae Lanptxe, Va , July 17 —Last eve- alng sn evening ur camps were vistled by hurricanes Just before sundown heavy clouds a) in the west, and in a very short time the heavens were lit up by con'{anous flashes of lightning. The rolling thunder was terrific, Finally the storms bitret upon the bers 7 with allthe fury or a tropical hurricane. e troops, who were camped on the hill-sides, shortiy found themeelves in the middle of a dashing tiver Shelter-tents, (ponctos.) brush, ever- greens, &c_, that go towards making a camp com- ined flew through the alr as though they had ings. Many of the officers are without tents; in con- Sequence of this, they build a hou» of pine brush, &¢ , and endeavor to make themselves as comfortable as circumstances will permit. These officers, so fixed, suffered extremely. The two storms foliow'ng each other, has had the tend. ency to impede traveling on some roads; the bridges being washed away, and the mud over knee deep. The beat yettérday was almost intolerable. Thi aun shone down with a brilliancy that made everything around havea bressyicck All bands suffered. The heat is very injurious to the sick; yet, poor fellows, they complain but little. Our surgeon, with few exceptions, are doing their a to alleviate the sufferings of the unfortunate eoidiers Our gunboats just about the time the mail boat isexpected to reach a certain point beléw bete, go near the shore at these points, and throw a few sbell in just as feelers So far, it has had the desired effect, there being no stray rifle shots at our boats. A number of officera who were appointed to &ll | ar oo they were entirely unfitted for, through he Influence of a friends, are endeavoring to resign—some have alrendy sent in their papers. The hard fighting gave them a terrible scare. They ii ined the tented fleld a sort of pic nic They havé found ontall abovt war. The ques- tion propounded to them, ‘‘ W hat do you know of the war?” can be answered by them by the ex- retsion of their countenances, which depict the ndications of their minds. A little hardship and agood deal of fighting has given them a de- sire to seek the obscurity of private life. They = want any more ylory—they have had their it. Hight contrabands came jn yesterday morning, from the neighborhood of Charles City Court Howe They all belonged to one W. Hayes, now at Richmond The party were much hetter clothed than any we haves yet teen. General Birney, with a squadron of Rush's Lancers, the other day captured 20 fine milk cows. They were banded over to the various hospitals for the benefit of the sick. ——______. Countervgits.—Among the new covhterleits whicb are going the rounds are the following : Farmers’ Bank. Lancaster, Pa ,—10’s altered from 1's; cattle in water; female on the rigbt; lecomo- tive on the ieft Bank of Newark, Del ,—-2’s spu- tious; vignette, men and girls harvesting, ox- ream, etc ; boys and sheaf on right; farm on left. U7" The Woonsocket (R. 1.) Patriot says that apples are ngs from the trees, just now, in great quantities ‘he prospect of a incge crop, so romising & month aie ago, is rapidly dimin- palte: Some orehards are ulready divested of re! U7 The British troops at present reach the number of 290 000 effactives. Of these about 63,- 600 are in India, about 60,000 in the Colonies, and = remaining £3,000 form the standing garrison at home . 0. F.—GRAND » NOAMPMENT, TreR Grand Enoampment of the Die- Fo ISR EVENING itaamats Soper. * net. Le Jy 19-3t* i's WES. @ 8. SPNDAY BCHOOL OF HE Tectrsasse cite cre egret bed . Will €1 3 eee ores Gienwood Cemetery, on WEDN fa DA ‘2d Stares wil lesvethe Churoh for the grounds a' 8am ‘inkets 2 cents inser &nd Refreshments at mod: rioes, jy 19 4t* NEW YORK 80LDIE! SOCI«4': ION —A meet n; tion will © held at Fem: between Nint and err ct dl JEPPER® N DHAMAT «+ A®80CA- 1ON,—Ladcies wishiag to beoome memb: of theabove sssoos'ion oxn address or 08! Mrs. Felon Mussy No. 276 Penns) RK ferences r quired as it is the intenti ms Mussy to make the Aesociation one of th igheet respectability. jv 14 tw* ADAME 69D XN Forte TELLER, At No 491 \.nta =rRext, stween D Can be co suited upo, sii off irs of life. Her predictions have never o-p known to fai! iyl9 3°* FYE Ss, LE—A baasous bay HOKSE; wiil be sold cheap, as ths Owner has no (ur. ther us for him; a8 rate saddle orae fod travels well hamnes For. Fae" perdoulare inguire Gt the stab'es of F. W. WILLIAMS, No 473 Kignth strect, weat side dy 19-Bt* Fo, SA are 8 CoA!-+biftok CHARGER, 6) hands high} of grea 7 0880, and bau y, uader the asd’ sre cold; Kind and nd; would do drive re i % rourh ing @ ourrisee; red. ve Bi Net Tnhatrerte inquire for GaP. ENNE®’ — . Bo. a JNO: Be WE MeN AND BUILDER, HAS RESUMED BUSINESS at the Shop on I''h street, between Fand@ Residence—10th street, 24 door above M street. PR SUSBING Promptly attended to, INVESTMENTS. SSVEN AND THRKE TENTHS UNITED STATES NOTES, UNITED STATES BONDS—DUE 1881, ONE YEAR CERBIFICATES OF INDEB?P- EDNESS, QUARTERMABTER’S VOUCHERS, DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IS8UE,) Act of August 10 1°61. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD, UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, BOUGHT 4ND SOLD. RITTENHOUSF, FANT & co., jy 19-1m Bankers, 362 Penn. avenue. eolgeed ‘monthly payments E—@v9 will pa P S.yerar v Scrrstuz the Musie Store o il Corner of lita at.. » Pe ee ayo, jaNY LUMBEB ape » end ore LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. WAR IN KENTUCKY. Loors , July 18.—The train arrived from iieetSeetaon epaued. nena were Morgan's loss at Cynthiana has greatly exceeded ours; although most of Lieutenant Colonel Lan- drum’s men were captured Colonel Landrum and thirty of bis mon have arrived at Lexington Inpianapotis, July 18.—A dispatch to the Ex<cu'ive Department says: ‘‘ Henderson, Ky , and Newburg, [nd., have been taken by the febels. At the latter place one Union man was killed, and two hundre@ and Sifty sick were taken prisoners. The rebels aleo took two hun- dred ond fifty stand of arms’ LATEs FROM CALIFORNIA San Francisco, July 16 —Arrived, ship Eagle, from Boston. Ssiled, ship Belle of the Ses, for New York. The markets are much-excited for staples on acc unt of the tncertainties in regard to the new excise and tartif, the detatis of the provisions of which are mostly unknown bere. All foreign brandies are advancing; gin to Sis $1.40. Horn butter sella et 232.; crushed sugar, l4c.; natural leaf tobacco, $1; new wheat, 61.50; cut candles, 18:19¢.; Castile soap, 30c.; whisky, A5c.; pure spirits, 600 ; Rio coffee, 22c.; drillsand oordage, 160. The steamer Pacific, from the Northern Coast, brings $65,000 in gold from Oregon and $40 000 from British Columbia Arrived, bark Lucky Star, from New York. Extra Session of the Pennsylvania Legis: lature. Haznisstne, July 18 —Urgent requests have been made from ail parts of the § ate for an extra session of the Legislature. The Governor will probably accede, and issue a proclamation for a session to convene on or about the 2th of July. The movement already made by New York, in giving fifty dollars bounty, is taking many men there to enlist, and the Governor doés not wish to take upon himself the responsibility to pay it without authority. Steps have been taken to have the militia rolls collected from every town- ship and district in the State. About forty thousand men are required at once from Pennsylvania, and it is expected, with the necessary prompt action on the fart of the Gov. ernor, they can be all raised in thirty to forty days. Supplies Sent te General Curtis St. Louis, July 18.—A large amount of supp'ies, hospital stores, clothing, horses and cattle, left last night on Cotvetnttent transports for General Curtis’s army at Helene, Arkansas. Recruiting in Illineis. Spaineriaty, f1'., July 18 —The prospects for the formation of the new regiments are most flattering. Already a hundred companies have been offered. ————— War Meeting at Newark, N. J. Nawank, N.J., July 8.—a large anf enthu- siastic Union war meeting was held here to-day. War Meeting at Banger, Me. Bancon, Me., July 17 —A grand patriotic meet- ing was held bere this evening, in aid of enliat- ments for the late requisition of troops by the General Government. The enrolied militia of this city and neighboring towns, numberiag one thousand, matched in procession, with six bands of thusic Th 6 .,The hall was crowded at an early hour. liimense tias® of Boofile catised the break of the appriach th thé down of a portion bal and some hundreds of people were sss: itated some fifteen feet below, on to the sidewalk, but fortunately there was no loss of life The meeting then adjourned to the area in front of the Bangor Houee, where Vice President Ham- Jin, General Howard, Mon 8.8 Pilske, WH NoCriilis and others, deliverea adcrette?. oF, Resolutions were adopted, pledging the peopie of the Penobscot V: to susiain the @>vern- ment with their full quota of troops, and calling upon the Administration to prosecute the war with vigor, and with all the means acd all the men, of whatever color, they can command. What Forney Saye. Hargissvrc, Pa, July 1%.—Col. Jobn W. Forney in his address before the (so called) eople’s Convention yesterday, announced that fore he teft Washington, the President told bin that henceforth bis policy siiott!d be on ctriageat as the most enthusiastic could desire, and thst hereafter there would be no restriction in tae empicyment of men to pat down the rebellion. Suicide ef an Ald-de-Camp te Gen. Boyle. Lovisvitts, Ky , July 17 —Edward Hog! of Lebanon, Ry., Ald to Gen. Boyle, and who tn that capacity, greatly, dlstingn ed bimeelf at tie of Shifoh, shot himideif fatally this evening. Cause of the act is unknown. SCH* ElvKR’'B * 'MPROVED Patan? WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS, FOR USRIN Hospitals, Hotels and Private Pamiites. Th Tyee are medr wholly of metal, are per- 7 fom 6 \e'l, anno: get ont of order, and, abl are the most gonv Cc, jy 17 62° ROOFING—ROOPFING! ndoretene 5 ee Ben the Feit i ‘ed by ess % E ker Bon, bere . fiers his servides and sulicite ~ 6 of bauders, contractors and ths pablo cere aly. es Bavin- ba? large experi: in the maateoture ‘and preparation Ei Roolng Mat be will be able to xecute all bus ness Pr-mp' ad ve satistroticn, Pe © BYerieneeo the p ‘bite an orderbo k wil be eotatthe Pavking House 3 son,;a j ini giuo tus the Bank ot Warbinrto; 6 the Wors fo tol 22d ~‘reet weet ard Canal acd at my eid nes, %. street west, 1.t door below Pa.avecue = [iy \7-s08e*} I RON HA & i. H. G. WiLBON. 90 PunnsyYLvania AVENUR. EMILE DUPRE Ore he offers FINEST FAMILY SA OCEELES, eeesee. eee COFFEE, SPICES, Eto, renewed assortment of fine arsoriment of Hd VANA crgas ito, & fine axsortment of HA . Ties us to ri at very thm a mori SHEYER'S WON, Leas ER BEER‘ r All kinds of Fancy Groceries at low 7 DU. wi Ein ater rani sent orm ue the well-know8 Cosi'end "Wood ard ei GAL WG act be tenaten adhe (Cy ne as cranoe of n ig inell matter Surg fo ment ube care ein Eusorp Bt Hise a ET eRaTS Finale rahi chew ecrartving in time S—s_—— [H* Heese prices GOLD AND SILVER COIN, OLD DEMANDS 2 Yoar 6 per np Notes, ty Bt 34 OOOEE 0,995 eaten DaMs BXP. n mc PERL AARZARSS Vora ako tks Merehandise, y Vi ET Gaeccenble po Tithe. NORTH, 5 of W. T. smith ; AND NORTEWES?, OFFICIAL. of Amorioa: Te All Waom it Mey Concern. ‘evidence having Deen exhibited to we thet Farevnice Keune, of New Yk, has déen Bppointed Conenl of the Princo pality of Mards tp abie Sohwarsbu¢-Sonders!: sasen for the United states, 1 do hereby recogn%e bim as such, and declare him free to exerowe and enjvy evoh fuc0 tions. powers ard privilege: as areaiiowed to the : Jonsuls of the most favored mations, in the]; United States In testimony whereof, | have onused theee letters to be made patent. and the seal of the United States to be hereunto afixed — under my hand, et the city F the 4th day of fuly, A 1862. fof ine independence of the United States jenoce Amerios the §RAGAM LINCOLN. BF Ene pawan, Secretary of State. It. 8 By THOMAS WING, Asctioneser, STE aati urest sine iat htobatael Beate Rate oot Liacge Oval Gut Ms fs fete and other Febiee . ; - 1 eres. elmut Extenr: oath . powigns. jy 18-88 A By GREEN & WILLIAMS, auctione-r=s StEA" ENGINE. BOLLE. NS. sortment of olker articles, peed ins Aszanan Lincorn, President of the United States | Lannary, at Anction ges DAY, of : 5 =: ss = rteei s ig - at eo = i 2 January, ‘nea and ree A S.No - | 2S, ole 1, 2 ad 8 one ot Consul of Frarce,® Cincinnati, I do hereby recog Sahinetos county, in the Dt mise bim &s such, and dSolare him free to exercise | all tne goods aad ‘nd enjvy such functions, powére And privileges as vis &re allowed to the V ce Consuls of the most favored Maney Engine. Boller, ohett., Beiting, and Machine. ations in the United States. ‘eehing One Magic, in :estimony whereof I bave onused these jettere yey = er, to be made patent, and the eet! of the Unites | fist ton} » Riesing States to be hereunto ffirea. yi bps * ano s. under hand at of Wash | Lot Crunters, uhsins. sed “hafting. (1. 8.3 oftae re a day a States ot | Ope Wacon ard Harnece, 6. pet "y seventh, which we deem ucnecessary resent sererth ‘LINCOLN. Taam rouietes BY Bian T Sewens Secre’ary of State AUUTIUN SALES, Br plore array N & WILLIAME, Avots. AT TSR AAYAE Ret Salt CORONER Bisos. By order of the By J. C. MeG@UIR CO . Anotionsers. CRE! WILLIAMS. nc reacts at. Poste age wise ores — 2 a ly 38tb, . c * site tttteal Wand meat fects: | Tne punt neon, om nt se | the Furniture and + fects of & Te | fore the business ty} Navona! Sere eet poe, | | Serer Uesctond ted mow Serna rm &" > : By @REEN & Wii Ai yards tor ate = OUSE AND LOT 4 TRE OOR On ra ay sie in haaet. ‘chal oO corner of Ts ftetecd oG UIRE & OO., Aucts. THE ABOYESALE IS UNAVOIDABLY rae uot! MONDAY, July 2ist, same bour “iris J.C _MoGUIR® & CO Aut b it 3 one ithe ralanoe in 6, 12, 18, — 24 months with notes besring a. from A Toon aaa Scho on cofpercanes yikd GREEN WILLIAM, Aucts. mr, HE ABOVE SAL [3 POSTPONED DAY, the 2st inst . ane MeN (pRBEN & wiki Lams, W. L. WALL & CY , Anctioneers. mL to ona & Baznazv. iy A bah o Auctioneers. COURF S46 OF CONVENIENT BUILD | wy p SUR CCAR tL AND NT r : v ne Be Cina Oars aetld Dig seceemye | an accrue ox ba af eekNUoe and duly confirmed by the it Court of an gegen a A gh 1 sell on 7 said District, in Ci Sites, 1 ea'| 6t i Rf, 4+} ‘io suction, to heat on MON- bp Rue mg dh — AY, the 4th cay of Aur’ AD, iS it Gesiravie 94 > Pion sea cies oon pi the right. within s few mi of etpecebratets Fe sya Silin Pereuimn arimand | BRAD oA Sat" ay SMR Eatar spate a 7 “tg numbered’ Bitj-ones (6)! the plea of the otty of Spopuy sent. thes calle wall adord & goot - concen town pee oe — ae Ferme made known at . a CO. pater ang hg Sing ve WL WAL wote, strost weet ucocesore of Wall & Barnaté rth vith thel-ns of Twext-- thir Pourteen fees, (14); thence east one hundre’ 6:4 twenty two fee. two and s-hslf inches (122—2}¢ tnches,) t+ the rear of sid Lot; thence sonth fou: teen (14 feet, and thence west one hend: ad twenty two fest, two and-s haif inches, ( inches )to the p soe of begin eu’ mye ‘and M a West, bstween nor! ‘Ferme: Une-half cast; the residue in two equal irstaiments of € and 12 months, secured by the potee of the ronacet. = pasterit y, susorane, met totere t from the day of sa ‘Titié d&ed to be reserved until the whole of the purchase mouey is faid. All conveyarocing at the cost -i the purchaser SUREON, Grerdian. AMUSEMENTS. GROVER® (HBATES. — MONDAY, JULY #h Fux Cui veratey HOOLEYW’S M‘NSTRELS, Witk an immensely aucm ate! Company -consti- tuting it, fiom Sum eraan talent, the First Minstrel Compaiy +f the World, Parties, Arpear atGr "s Theater MONDAY EVENING, Jutr 21, And Every Evening During tac Week. 22 STARS! er GALLAGHER: Mr HENRY. Tale ae as Mr, WARDELL, a ih ™ aieee bas oe ey THE ENTIRE COMPANY MAGNTEIEENT CHORUSES ETHIOP-AN ECOENTREATIES. * ‘sot be to eclipse al! MINSTREC ERT A MENTS ever hitherto given in this ci'y 4 New Programme Back Night! guregiests Reatiy Olrere— conta Srebests pare eS out Sas Sy 18 a as Sa BETS CATE TE Aveeno server, The Cool Retreat! The @oo0pD! BETTER! BEST! Another Massive Combination of the MOST BRII.LIAN?T ARTISTS IN THE WORLD! ¥0-NIGHT, 84M SHARPLEY, meee ANDY LEAVITT, ‘The Champion Banjoist of W. B. HARRIGON, ee Barrera zee in sn SEARS BORE: Tae Lovely tad Mocent Sangam 0 Ni . © HOA RGARss on ofa, Combsnation of Stars! | - femme Miwon: Festi’ iazorts of any souest cat over in Wonk” ae & (every moraing, 1012 ¥ 6 ‘ * | MORNING, enty third street | 1) o'clnek, and jy 2 tds By GREEN & WILLISM™~, Aucuonesers ARSE _AND ATTRACTIVE joors af Avction.On July the bts ipetast. cont! from the whole of the etc becween D aud'b vt cn @ large and general : te Dry 6 will be found n| Gvods, among w. Caliooes, ‘Wil tesoid without ere. ve GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anccts. Br E& CO sAuow SeeD QUALI sOUSEBOLO J ron ar Avctron —At the residence o: feman deciimng tous-k-eping. on WE piY next. July 23d, commer cint st 10 o'clock. psha'! sell at No 239 Detrect betwen <thand ‘: Jeut ac —s poy i, AE . Bells sigloraus Perot Purniture, covered with ‘vet. Samed Sh * Waercrebss, Ee Bivins Buresus, aor hogany B detesds. erie coperen EES 5, 1 Deraber Staves, oioth, and , igerators Uodaing ij Terms cash ty 8 dts Stove, sad Kitohen Farn}- _ 1.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Anots. By J.C e®@VIR¥ & CO.. ChitaShne Bap adeueets, gourery Dew Canal * Bost, s= frie dis ""s. C. Mo@UIRE & CO, Aucts. I THE 4 DOVE SOLE TS UNAYOIRABUY uy 234,eame a jy s noe ee IRE & CO.. Avote, By THOMAS DOWLLNG, Auctionser, ARMING strated s OP TIN 4RE. FInn-xs Too, Sora 1x 5 ©. ke at Avcrion —1 creer On. wrphen’s Court, on ¥ KE! a MOR o joseph YW. NING, Juiy Sd ‘at 10 the * idee Bod Gay atresia, ali ‘ween Toole, wi Store FF ee tnd Bate of amameoment St | "Si ccdmiai-tsater wil, coaeiaumetee yy ~z-4 Soany Sen Wishmg to purchtse until the day dorms: One balf ; balance in 6 and 12 posts, for notes joworily endorsed. notes wm_8. TE pdt aimees, jy 16 Howes NG, Avcts .C. MoGUIRE & pegewattse SsLE OF FURNI son dude sit of «0: domantiee, * “ « : i. mn the (lers’e Oikos the Cirouit any ntings sad Baghotinss em Verft rrr ‘arpets, Oileleth, Matting, and ln Cove acd rood eat Chairs. Lounges, wi Curtains and ® yexing Oke re, tcovkine ea’ Buti Tove. Dageg Caairn,