Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1862, Page 2

POs eS. Fama ee el Pek EVENING STAR. ¥ SR INGTON CITY: SATURDAY voasse-see JULY 26 1862. Spirit ef the Verning Press. The Intelligence- deplores the fact that a smal! cleat of maloontents are diverting the public at- tention from enli¢tm nts, by charging the Prest- den!, “ that in bis recent military orders be has wholly fatied to give due force and effect to the Confiscation and emancipation act just passed by Congress,”’ becsuse it contains no promise of freedom ; and the utter absurdity and inatility of soch ‘‘ freedom proclamation’ are noticed at th. — Republican is jubilant over the reappoint. ment af General Jim Lane. General Jim is going te do wonderful things this time, and is ‘‘ not to be interfered with.” . = te NATIONAL TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Wasuineton, July 26, 1962 Tue President, with deep regret, announces to the people of the United States the decease, at Kinderhook, New York, on the 24th Instant, of ‘his honored predecessor, Mantin Van BuREN. This event will occasion mourning In the na- tion for the loss of a citizen and a public servant whose memory will be gratefully cherished Although !t has occurred at a time when his country is afflicted with division and civil war, the grief of bis patriotic friends will measurably be arsuaved by the consciousness that, while suf- fering with disease, and seeing his end approach- Ing, his prayers were for the restoration of the authority of the Government of which he had been the head, and for peace and good-wil! among bis fellow-cit!zens. Asa remark of respect for his memory, it is or- dered that the Executive Mansion and the seve- tal Executive Departments, excepting those of the War and Navy, be immediately placed in morning, and all business be suspended during to-morrow. It is further ordered that the War and Navy Departments cause suitable military and naval honors to be paid on this occasion to the memory ofthe Illustrious dead. ~~ Anrawam Lincoun. HONORS TO THE MEMORY OF EX-PRES- IDENT VAN BUREN In accordance with the order of the President communicsting information of the death of ex- President Van Buren, the Secretary of War has issned directions that on the day after the receipt of the order the troops be paraded at 10 o’clock a.m ,and the order of the President be read to them; that flags be displayed at half-mast; that assiute of thirteen guns be tired at dawn, anda single gun every half hour, between rising and setting sun, and at the close of the daya national salute of thirty four guns. Also, tbat the officers ef the army wear crape on the left arm and on their swords, and the colors of the several regi- ments be put in mourning for six months. As a mark of further respect, the State Depart- ment Is closed to-day, by order of Secretary Sew- ard B. B. French, Ksq., Commissioner of Public Batldings, has fesued an order closing the Capi tol bulldings to-day, and they will be draped in movrning in accordance with the President’s order. The Secretary of the Navy directed that minute guns should be fired, commencing at noon, on the day after the receipt of this order, at all navy yards, navel st tious, and on board vessels of the navy in commission; that tiags be displayed at haif-mast for one week, and that crape be worn on the left arm by all officers of the navy for the period of s'x months. FINALE oF TuB Bounty Excitement 1n Dat- TimoRE—The Seeond Branch of Cowncils Resign. —The excitement in Baltimore consequent upon the refusal of the Second Branch of Counzils to pass the “‘ Bounty” resolution, and the accounts of which were published in the Siar of yester- day and the day before, was brought toa close yesterday by the action of the * nine” members of the Second Board, who, after an Interview Bai with General Wool by the President of the Board, resigned, as the following correspondence sows: Batttone, 25th July, 1462 Mejor General John F Wool, U S.A —Dear Sir: in a construction of yonr views as expressed to two members of cur body, that the intercsts and peace of our @ty will be promoted by our re- signing our position as members of the Second Branch of the City Council, we reepectfully in- form you that we bave ac-ordingly tendered our resignations to Mr. John Lre Chapman, ex-eiliclo rasyor. We are, General, most respectfully, Cuas. J. Baker, Pres’t, Decatux H. Minisa, Wittiam Duan, Jessz Makpen, Asa Hiseins, WitiaM WINDELL, Josern kona, Exancis W. ALRicgs, J8ux W. Witton. Approved, with the assurance te alt the mem- bers that It will at all times give me great pieas- ure to give them and their interest the most per- fect protection; velieving that their resignations proceed from no other motive than the promo- tion of the best interest of Baltimore and the country in general . Joun E. Woot, Major General. ‘The Mayor publishes this morning a prelimi- nafy announcement of bis purpose to direct an early election to fll tue yacancies caused by this Tusigustion. Pgrsonat —Richard C. McCormick, late of the New York Evening Post (under the well- Jsnown signature of “* Mack’’), bas been appoint ed Chief Clerk of the new Department of Agri- culture. Mr. McCormick bas fine abilities for the position, as reyards intelligence, scholarship, and familiarity with agticultural pursuits. A. 3. Sanford, Minister to Belgium, was to have salled to-day, but is detained over in Wasb- ington until next steamer by offictal business ‘W.th the State Department. Wa. H. Bern, Pa; Wan. A. Newell, Ex-Gov- ernor, New York; and Col. Frank E. Howe, N. ¥., are at Willard’s —$— 17” Massachusetts ts likely to be the first State to fill up her quota of volunteers, although @ common laborer there, as in some otber portions of the North, may earn two dollarsa day. in one town in Massachusetts the other day a bounty fand wassubscribed, equal to three hundred and thirty-three dollars for each man of the quota cal.ed for. Larger bounties are given for nine und twelve months’ men than were paid in France fora substitute for seven years’ service under the conscription acts. There isa determi- nation, if possible, to avoid the necessity of re- sorting to drafting. ("The rebel newspapers are busily engaged An extolling General Lee as the great commander of the age, as the Alexander, Cesar, Frederick, Napoleon, and Weshington of the South. This gall very well; but where is Beauregard? A few weeks ago be was the Idol of the South—a military demigod—an Alcibiades or an Ag memnon ; but now he ts forgotten and neglected! Republics are ungrateful; but what shall we say of the ingratitude of rebellions? —____ 7 We notice by an announcement in the New York Evening Post, that that ably-conducted journal is increasing so rapily in circulation that it bas found it neccssary to put in operation anew press of great power snd rapidity. The Poss new elght-cylinder press is the first one ever constructed of a size to wurk a sheet so large as \s used by that paper. Sunt to Fort McHexxy —Dr. Richardson, of Baltimore, was arrested on Thursday on the charge of uttering treasonable language. He ‘was yesterday afternoon sent to Fort McHenry. Dr, R. waa formerly connested with the United ‘States navy, and served on board the ship of war Ontario. pe ee ees OF" One among the frst oMicial acts of General Halleck, after having essumed the command !n chief of the United States army, has been to pay ‘a visit to Genera) MeClelian, on James river. He ‘this city for that pur; Thareday afier- Gcenwonnen ee Wan arrested , ebargee with persuading ¢ sajdier (p gerert trom che service. cre = 12k OUR MILITARY BUDGET.| ooo ANOTHER GALLANT OFFICER GONE. Major John D. Fairbanks, of the Sth Michigan infantry, died in this olty yesterday from the ef- fects of wounds received in battlenear Richmond on the 30th ult X Major Feirbanks was knowm to most of our readers as the ndjutant of the Ist Michigan volun- teers at the time that regiment, under the com- mand of Col. Wilcox, entered Alexandria a year ego last May. Afterwards he served om the stef of Gen. Heintzelman, and distingui<hed bimeself at the battle of Bull Run. On the organization of the Sth regiment from his State, Maj. Fairbanks was appointed Major, and has been much of the time since In command of the regiment. In all of the battles in which he was engaged—at Bull Rua, Williameburgh, Seven Pines, Fair Oaks, and in the late memorable battle of six days— Major F.. distinguished himself for greatcoolness and courage, Asa soldier and true gentieman his character was unexceptfonable. His body bas been embalmed by Drs. Brown & Alexander, and will be taken to Detroit for burial. He was a native of New Hampshire. eet as FILLING UP THE OLD REGIMENTS. For the purpose of rapidly filling up the old volunteer regiments, the Secretary of War has ordered that for volunteer recruits for old reg!- ments, there ahall be paid a premium of four dol- lars, to take effect from this date. This premium is double that paid te recruits who enter the new volunteer regiments under the last call ef the President. United States mustering and dis- bursing officers will be so informed. Jury 26, 1662. Z ua A PUBLIC NOTICE. ters Army of Virginia sei ore rie any , 1862. Capt. Samuel L. Harrison, of the Ninety-Fifth Regiment New York Volunteers, is reported by bis commanding General as having deserted his company on the 2ist of this month. and gone to New York. A reward of five cents is hereby offered for his apprehension. By order of Major General Pope. Gxo. D. Rucorzs, Col., A. A. G. and Chief of Staff, —— enna THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. The Government is promptly attending to the arrangements for a general exchange of prisoners recently agreed on. Major General Dix will very soon, if he has not already, receive specific in- structions upon the subject. Sees ORDERED TO DUTY. Medical Inspector Perley and Medical Inspee- tor Coolidge bave been ordered to duty in the Sur- geon Gen 's office and inthe military district of Washington. —— NAVY YARD The Baltimore came up last night from Freder- isksburg and Fortress Monroe, and reports all qalet, and no news of stizring interrest. a ees DROPPED. Additional paymaster, W. F. Camp, has been dropped from the rolls of the army. —— A BRILLIAN Ff CAVALRY DAS4. Littts Wasuineton, Va., July 23, 1962 Editor Siar: Col. Brodhead, of the First Michi- gan Cavalry, is owr Ashby, and has made one of the most dashing and daring reconno!ssances of the war. He wasordered on Saturday from Cul- peper Court House in command of his regiment and the Fifth New York Cavalry, to the Rapidan ford, and to hold it till reinforced that evening by Gen. Hatch. He made the march in a driving tain and bivouacked on tue farm of the rebel Col. Tatiaferro; but Gen. Hatch found the roads impassable for bis train, and returned, sending word to Col. Brodhead to push on to Orange Court House and ec~.py that place, end that he would be there thatevening In the morning the river had swollen ¢o that there was no ford; but Col. Brodbead » am the stream with bis command, a feat never performed before, and which the inhabitants said was impossible in such arapid current, aod pushed onto Orange Court House Finding it occupied by rebel cav- alry, he ordered a charge through the town, which was made with a hurra,in a blind! rain under a scattering fire from the roads and railroad track, and the enemy fied. Pickets were pushed out immediately to within three miles of Gordonsville, and on the road to Madison Court House, to await Gen. Hatch’s ar- rival. The enemy sent forces by rail from Gor- donsville to drive in the pickets, which were reinforced; but the picket towards Madison Court House was driven in, and brought word that the enemy were In force in that direction, and had encamped between Coi. Brodhead and Gen. Haten’s troops, so that the former waeapparently cutei. The Colonel then tried a ruse upon the enemy. He reinforced bis pickets towards Gor- dousviile with nearly his entire force, and ad- vanced them atili further. That imy them with the idea of a large force, and they sent for reinforcements. Our troops heard the .cars go. ard then moved beifa mie still farther up and tore up the raflroad treck, and in the pitsb dark- ness, two Lours afer midnight, Col. Brodbecd eolled in bis gallant fellows sad feil back on the Rapidan, bis only chance being to place that river between bis command and the enemy under Ewell. He reached the river and swam it with- ont losing a man. As s00u a8 the enemy learned he was gone, they posted ou their infantry in masses, supposing they would certainly catch Lim at the river; but the bird had flown Our boys came to the edge of the siream, fired off al the enemy some of the carbines that got been soaked in crossing, and then coolly camped in their sight, to their astonishment and wrath. Six of our wen were wounded, but ali Were brought eff safely, The Teturn of the commend was as if they had risen from the grave; for an old scout that General Halb sent asa messenger to Colonel Brodhead, returned sayl2g As cowid et cross the rever, an that Colonel Broaurad was a ‘‘goner.”” He was, indeed, in a tight pixee—the Capi Bese reed strong in front, with a large force on both flanks, and @ swollen river in bis rear; but the audacity of his advauce on Gordenaviile, instead of falling back in the first place, saved him. ——- + POSTAGE STAMPS FOR CURRENCY. Mr. Boutwell, Commissioner of Internal Rev- enue, With the approval of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, in order that the act of Congress of the 7th of July instant may be carried into effect more speedily, yesterday submitted the following propositions for the consideration of the Postmas- ter General, who bas considered and adopted them, namely : Ist. That the Post Office Department furnish the Treasury Department with such e stamps as may be needed for currency , that le- partment paying to the Post Office Department the net cost thereof. ud. That the arrangement shall cease et the option of either party, or when the Treasury De- partment Is prepared to issue its own stamps as currency, 34. The stamps to be so prepared that they can be distinguished easily from the ordinary postage stamp. 4th. The stamps to be redeemed by the Treasu- ry De pertinent 2s contemplated by the act of July i7cr, 1862 Sth Such stampgto be received by the Post Of fice Department fo! tage, and to be at all times exchangeable for ordinary e stamps Arrangements will immediately be made to carry the above propositions into effect. REGULATIONS FOR THE ADMISSION OF vo NTEER LINE OFFICERS IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY. Acting Lieutenants must have served at least alx months in the United States Navy as Acting Master or Acting Ensign, and been mentioned tn official capahes for highly meritorious conduct in Acting Masters mnat bave served at least three monthsas Actin» Ensign or Acting Master's Mate, and been favorably recommended by their imme- ra Go ray — rr — recommenda- jon must ay vi e Officer of the aqaadron in welch they tre pen Acting Enai; must be between the ages of twenty- five an: bert dae and have seen at least twelve years sea serv: before the mast, or as an pore P Lassad ane — eae as chief mates of merchant vessels are in' to ay for = sition of Ensign. ded we PP Acting Master’s Mates should be between the ages of twenty and thirty, and bave been at sea, ep cfore caret ee omceh five years. a fore en’ avy, Acti: Bs! ani Acting Master's fates will be Daqaieed tour! tothe Navy it proof of their age, sea service, sobriety, and fessional know! E Letters of recommendation should come from Captains with whom have sailed, owners for whom Dave sail ry Insurance officers sanes ‘th their professional character and a The pay of volunteer officers of since July 16, 1968, is es follows : aaa Acting Lirutenants, $1 975 ad F re ee ant Der year aad one rat‘on “ Enalgei te ne “ Master's Mates 480 “ “ mere ‘ ARMY ONDER, ore) °F oniaior , asetstant weberal, 1; to Gen. Pope for duly, : ie PRIVATE PROPERTY IN VIRGINIA NO LONGER TO BE PROTECTED. order bas been issued by Gen. poasseersere Army of Virginia, ‘ashington. July 25, 1962 General Orders No. 13.—Hereafter no guards ‘will be over priva'e houses of te 0} any description whatever. Comaiand- The oflbere tre responsible for the conduet of troops under theft command, and the articles of ‘war and the regulations of the army provi = means for restraining them to the full it aired for Aiseiptine and efficiency. red /were called Into the field to do battle aga’ the enemy, ms hg Dai cer ee theif force and energy sha! waa! In protecting privaiepre- perty of those most hostile to the Government. No soldier serving in this army shail be hereaf- By command of Major General Pope. Groncr D Rusoxrs, Colonel A. A. G. and Chief of Staff. > INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS. Proposals will be received by the Treasury Department until the Sth of August for furnishing revenue stamps under the Internal revenue act. On and after the 30thof July, designs for the stintps may be seen at the office of the Commis- sioner of Internal Revenue. — ae THE FEDERAL LOS§ BEFORE RICH- MOND. Accounts recently reeelved from headquarters of the Army of the and the official re- port of the battles before Richmond, state that our killed, wounded, prisoners and missing ap- proximate to 16,000. rs GENERAL COURT-MARTIAL. A general court-martial js ordered to convene at Fort Niagara, New York. on the 3d of August. or a8 soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. anigepeampes NAVAL ORDER. Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas McHenry has been ordered to teke pommege in the steamer Rhode Island to jointhe bark Pursuit. The Pope: Financtat.—New York papers of last evening report increased activity in the stock market and a general improvement on most descriptions. Thi improvement is most marked on Governments, these rising in about the same proportion as gold falle The coupon 6's of 1531 rose to 99% 2100, the 7.30 notes to 102% 103, with a strong demand. The 5’s of 1874 were also better, selling at S7x, against 96 yesterday. Railroad bonds are in good demand for invest- ment, and prices are steady, and in some cases better. Erle Thirds and Fourths are y¥a% per cent. lower. Terre Haute and Alton bonds rose 1 percent. The Statg Stocks are rather firmer, but without activity. e bonds of the loyal states are firm- ly held at an advance of 1 percent. In Southern bonds there is no special chaage. Money fs in easy supply at 5a6 percent. The tulfng rates of the market is 5 per cent. on first class collaterals. Prime paper remains scarce at 4326 per cent, for short and long dates. ‘The leading topic of the street to-day is the tumble In gold and exchenge. The opening sales in gold were at 115, at which over $1.000,000 changed bands on the firstcall of the morning. At one time as low as L143¢ was accepted, but the rate immediately returned to 115¥all5y%. The exchange market 1s unsettled, wiih little or no disposition to enter Into new engagements till further news from Eurepe is received. First class bills on London are quoted nominally i27a 127%. Gold rallied after the Board to1154al15% , with an active speculative demand. The sales at the Brokers’ Board were the largest of aay previous day, amounting to over $1,500,000, including time bargains The silver market also declined heavily. in armpaity with gold. Most ofthe sales have been at 110 1. O. O. F.—GRAND LODGE.—A apecial meeting of theR W Graud Lodge wil be held on MONDAY EVENING. Jaly S#h, at 8 o’elock, for the consideration of important buai- A full atiendanosof Past Grands is part'ou Zemred, By order: JOHN T. BANGS. 6 Seo. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI- ATION.—Ti ty monthly meeting of NING, Tah inetant, at 8 oeloek Thee wil hora z of the Board C will meeting 0! of Misco after the eae jourrment of the meeting of the iation. Jy 26 2 JO C. CLAYTON, Res. Sec. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the intended copartrershis between Jos. Becker and JonN GarnzR bas not been consummated, and theretore wil not exist sooording to certsin ‘oircular= pub ie ad, nCKRT, tet ed, Washington, July 2. 1832. aig COLD BATHS, H OTAN 9. 310 © Sener, Between Sizth and Seventh Streets, (near Bank of Washingt~n,) Furnished in tho" HINO TON. B: eveniont tyle. Li in convenient a! ‘a ae geNRY A, HEMPLER, Proprietor. Wvo0d-woon-woop: 2.600 corda of Higkory, Oak and Pine Word for gis. Inquire st BOUCHE B’3 Wood ¥ , adjoining Mr. Rev’s Coa! Dook, on the Cana’, at the second bridge west of the Market House, Georgetown Wood awe Sota delivdred at reas cnable ‘res. Ur 26 st*} J_W. BOUCHER, OR SALE—fwo spisndid Oho WAGON HOKSES, 6 years old wil bo pod cheap for omen. " on. four oe Alo, a. heavy two horse Wi tform Spring aes weqoe Harness, and one ees Doresy’s Hotel, corner Seventh and | mt me, Uyzest"} - L. FARKAS, CB! just opered 00! tL! the Rocommedsuion Y hi Latics. ies will fiud this new where they oan always choicest Pr x on very conveni=nt, get pad. steve the 5 om le It ts admitted b: to any fun i hed In Bisa ert Lie ivete room for ft adies bi DAYTON, 456 Blevontinge between 6 aud A iv% RIVA¥E MEDICAL OFFICE, Esta) va pn erery deroription of pol =bI 4 cache ton Ww: ret Diseases without er- extraordinary ares te from 5 to 10 days, aud old half trested, ling siven andy other physicians, in 2'to reeks. or up ay. ‘The oe Dr, Rloard, of the Vener: ospitel of Paris. in recommending me to the ify bysicisus of Amerios,. thus conatud . ir Gray, !s preemi: tly ewocemstul in bis treatment and citre of rts Botan ei ticpee 1 rive richly merit from me t. Ro! ee . 8. pecret Habit mean eflastusiiy cured. We oan increase or 16 aig sexual or hpman Sarsions in msn or woman. if demred., Office, 179 South B street, opposite Smithsonian, nd. jy 26 sost* posite Smitisonian. Isiand. jy 26 eost* prorosats FOR REVENUE STAMP3. Taxissxy DePanrwent, Ofkcs of Interaa! K » July 26, 1862 Paopssats wit be b ecred dae, the 6th of Augus’ next, for hing Reveni Le gh oe the regent aot of Congress imposing ™, tiddere will state the price por thousand stampa, deliverab:s in packages of ‘en trousand each at the wire hapten apeen in al ia kai N° aimiil delive to the agent of the spartivent atthe piace of Te, the price per thoussnd, delivered in larger ntiy Also, AOKSKes, B5TOquired, either at jeparti orplage of mathlacture, a ~ — eae ro, the price per thousend, separated in suol quantities a yy be daily ordered for the ure o} collectors sud othéra, never a than two hundr: amps end securely pac: 5 jin opees, guiteble binders’ board boxes, wit oo nor other equally strong covers or lined enve: ie stance to be Opes Booording to 1 08 ‘oon’ irl by the Department erating ss ‘aifferes s fet ifgny, between the cost of it f manufacture and a; * aghington. to be re ex- an agent of kages before mailin; iy either peers asset taien' forated {oat each separate stamp ont bo rea “On sod aftte Wed: the s0th of July inst designs for the proposed wane may oe deen att 6 office of the Commissioner of interns! Revenue. fagttartet te, yaar cay ssharl atop load ted bidder, © fins consam! ®& contract, » before the final pot a . ressions of Poi OE. unt Ne gomindtian poard end tin shine on. iPeatenaey fo point ta eta yetatara: other oovers, in the most eff: 8 Fiov aud putes to be prepared sed aeor te roat end new benade stint TASH Ras ep lesa fine Repacomaa ae e United cones me eae Service of the Treas- ities Eacteennere carers fom rat or ateel ‘(eviog ana . abet cent Rca lat Felttnts Eley tah pste Se ait , * for praes ree| “LATE FROM THE PENINSULA. AUCTION SALES. Orrictas. saga ey Berrian PUBEIS SALE— Will be sond at public asic on Tarasvny Deranrxent, July 33, 1802 Warner, from Herrison’s Landing, yesterday | morning, brought down a larger number of offl- cersand privates than I bave seen on any other By sathority of # joint reselotion of the Con- Kress of the United States, approved on the i7th Gay Of July instant, notice is hereby given thatthe (ng next, Sth, as 10 iu frome a wiverr Bind j Ress id PRR Ty mail boat coming from the army. The privates | to pay fo: keepinc, Bret dey of September wext ts fired and dever- were in a pi condition, many of them ap- Raia L. JAMISON & OF. mined upon 2s the dey on whieh the “act to pro- pearing ready fofall in their tracks with exhaus- | vide interna! revenue to suppert the Governm nt tion and debility, The Gficers mostly loo in and pay interest on the public debt” shall be put into practical operetion; and any act or thing in aaid act te required to be dene on or before the Srst day of July of August, in the year 2808, ahell be done on or before the fret dsy of September , 1868; afd all parts of eid act beviny reference tosnid dstes of the fret days of Julya | August, 1962, shall be taken and constrned os baving reference to the frst dey of Septemb-, 1862 tolerable bealfh, though = few of them Baggerd and worn out. Reports in the army-whieper of the concentra» tion el ey numbers of the soveany on the right bank of the James River, between City Point and Richmond. It is estimated they have so high as 50,000 men assembled along the line between these two points. T some truth in the rumor, but it Js not likely that Lee wil! weaken bis forces to that extent, whilea Ss enemy menaces bis front Besides it is among military men here and in the army tbat ‘‘Stone- wall” Jackson has been detached with some 60,- 000 troops to check the advance of Gen. Pope. The Rebel Generals are too shrewd to be caught in Frenoh Preserver, Pick) Brandy Fruits, &6 , in gre@t variety, on other with— Mvrrore, 3 "Cacia Scaler, Fisted Beams, Dishee, and Collectors and assessors wil! be appointed, and whatever other things may be neorssary to pot the act Into practical operation, will be done the trap which would be so effectually set by fargo pimtae of handsome @iaes Jars, . | before the date fixed by this notice. themselves, Sep dcres i ee = tnpamne - o many other 6: olen co ane = 8. P. ee men across s e James River, y Secretary reasy MoClelian ley on the left bank threatening their | SUL be pola atthe Factory, OF rent, ae - <A tal. L cannot i ne that such a movement Moulds, Coppers, recners, Mankinety, . mie ped, aaa Pie cold ent reserve, Mr. would be objected to by Gen. MoCiellan; ft would. seal the fateof Richmond, and that Aly. AUUTIUN SALES. The Rebels dare not, and’ will not, atlack the army of the Potomac in its present position; but Gaanier intending to gesure bie " FUTURS DAYS. still they are inclined to believe it incapable of | J¥ f eet. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CU.. Avchonsera. making a f a their over- confidence in themselves, aud theiranxiety to do something outside of military affairs in the im- mediate hood of Richmond, may result in their utter discomfiture and ruin sooner than the most sanguine among us could hope for. Our men are rested, streagthened, and ready for hi thing that looks toward an advance on Rich- Mond. This morning the transport Knickerbocker ar- tived with 200 wounded and sick, and the S. s Spaulding with over 400 more, all from Rich- mond. The Knickerbocker had no list of those on board, which ts a-shameful ci ‘sag of some- mer in authority, and one altogether inexcusa- Five, P.M —The Tucker bi no news of hes mage from Harrison’s Landing. All Js quiet. The mail boat had some 250 officers and soldiers on board, bound for the North. At the By WALL & ae A 7 STEE®’ SALE OF VALUABL! haves Senees—w virtue a a trust. No. 171, folios 189, et paseael St Buoction, to the highest pid on the ptt walogt p- m.on MONDA July. A.D. = ans ——— uin*teen, (18.) ve bu: ments thereou, consisting of $ brick —e:. ‘The Property, is situated on K street north, tween 4th Sth streets ages us Le . FURR J * wil sell Avotion. — . . northwest corner of Kightessth ant ) Arm and Parlor rate they have been coming for 2 few days past, ‘eather Bolsters, 202 Pi io there will seon be no officers left to command the lot Sets, Window Shades, - ™men. It is to be ho; that In selecting officers hid’ , Hobby Horse, for the new regiments, none may be ch. sen save 25-2awe those who have been tried and found true In sa : - cee ||| arteles of Furniture hour of peril. Household § 7 jovied upon ‘The John Brooks, with 222 sick and wounded} KXOURSLONS, PIU NICs, &. goods and ehatiols ots eons bee. of from the army, srrived here at four o'clock. She | ————_—___ 2 yD fg aeh c. Ives. and will be to eat indole . leaves, after conliny, for Point Lookout, on the H® FOR THE, McCLELLAN CLUB !—The 0, 100 to Oetober term, isu, in favor of Edward Potomac, where her patients will be landed and Z members of this osjonated Clap Sake » Warps. a nig - | crest pl ure in BopoUncii Py 1. D. Hon The Ratckerbocke: goeeto Puraciogl | seaepaee recente eres Teed | ivi7-d 3.0 Mo@Uine'E US: Rusia, this Sraatiag 4 fer patients are all Pennasyiva- By J. C. MCGUIRE & COU. Aucticncers. nians from Richmond. Hovsesouy FURNITURE AND KITCH BN ReQvis!-Bs at AUCTION. aT THE Ker: - DENCE OF 4 Fam Lr Movi very hour. - moreing at2o’clock p.m. Stares will crag he e re HE SUB8ORISERS RESPECTFULLY I gorner of Pa. avenus and 7th street NESVAY NEX £, July 30 h. at o'clook.we call attent.on to their large and superior ‘Tickets 50 cen’s. edmitting a gentleman @ well, NS Sst ‘shreet north. *) supply of _ by order of the Committee. jy 26 St MILITARY AND NAVAL FURNISHING @€00D8, Consisting of everything necessary for s gee net ing such aro respectfully invited to call, F. J. REIGKRGER & or . ‘Military’ and Naval Pailcra, Metropoiitan Hot te mmIttee, yi streets west.a lot covsisting in @RAND SOCIAL BALL ne to Will be givenat RD’S HA iy 35 3." ri ic NIC Ts FiRST onan MEAGHER CLUS Wil be gree at on WEDNESDAY, July sith, The members pledge themsrives that noth indone to make thii covet the vieaear tet of the season. om: existing under nace snd sty'e of MstLock BRBERT. is dav cissolved by mutual consent. All clams @inetthe iate firm will re settled by Samuel M Herbert. “hose indebied to the firm are requested make paymen! m. J. & MATLOC®. SAMUEL M. HERBERT. will Washixgton, July 25, i662 — The undersigned will continne the Failoring ohn Borrell. coon Poe. 75 _3.C. MeOUIRE & O0.. Ancte,_ CT ee tes eteenes ob Jou atr, Joun Brown, U.8 MARSHAL’S INTERLOCUTORY 8aLE the many friends of the !ste firm pm MoCarthy, Matthew Burns. iy 28 4 CARGO OF PRIZE STEAMSHIP CIRCASSIAN, DANIEL H. BUKDEPT, Auctioneer. BY, VIRTUE OF oO OF x DAY. July 0th, erry ‘Sm from the U Circhas'ao. as se SAMUEL M, HERBER®. NV DAME BOVIN’A FEMALE ALTERA- SAVE PILLS, for the excl isive use of f-msles jpegs or of the folipwing comEaiatn = batruol ons. . Headache "Painain the side, Paleitation, Loathicg ol Food, D sturbed p. sud a]! Interruptions or iyrec rities of the Menstrus! Periods. — i hese Pilis should aren ke, re females dus- on omit 28 ane Ernese br fedame Bovin 4 8 J ye Vanper rel, France, sale fice of brs: BROTHERS © GRAY 17 P it. Gaughran, Tickets Filty Cents, admitting « gentioeman and pledge them: troub’e orexpense will be spared to make this ® day of pleasure to all those wie may honor them ir outh t sors Wm. At- st. the only Agenta in Washington. ' jy 25-e03t™ 33 erovel of ‘Edward a autor. Agent the — Oe. Will leave the foot of High street, i 3 P2oPosaLs FOR COAL AND WOOD, Georgetown, at2 o'e/ock P.m., and every aif hour “et shake ed Wine (Julian Chaitaum 0.) — ari vening. fr casks Sunave on res Uniren States, reach the . ince bythe &: edi aot and Causeway. 2 18: cases ig different brasde, Mating Foreman ae ti okets 2 oe Somuties Eentioman snd | 200 haifoasks White Wine, (Sauer, &o,,) 3D ring fone a jeceived at th — for the onession. sine it b- Bader tate oa nia ete et | Qefaoe Wm COU Chg ASE Ras] Sue ti Vie pounds) of the beer White Ah Furnace Coal, | smo ——_—. oases Bole = “Kiso, events hve Dorde of the best dry Bick Fy flene. . ick- VTS. Frey god. end pitty Gords of the beat dry Sprace WAN me “gee wits Popper, - ° = tans | * Ene whole to be delivered on or before the 1st | [For other “Wanted” advertisements, ses fret 4 Ger of October next, and packed away in the vau'ts of page) fry nea, in gises, the Senate wing of the Capitol under the dir 2 1 ase of the Kugine r of the Sevate Re ‘MS AND BOSRD—Two large, airy Rooms Senne cy , Bids for Coal and Wood wi!l be separately oon- and Board at 500 E street, Let 2d acd 34, Bs p. Srushes, eons Danae Or the faitaiul exeoution of the | With Nortuern fewi'y, 37 26 Si*_ lo do ¥ 17 of AN’ MLA 70 oneste, Treen DALTEReenE mest aleg be made for correct | WW Aneto A. HUEY AEC HMANER, | 70 ones : jy 28 dtd Sergeant. at Arms,U.8.Penale. | Street, vetweenGthand 7th, 9°” ae . ANTED—A good and experienced GAR- eam: gs A punt SOSQUTO NETRING. DENEK. “TS tush s one iberal wages will | DN'G atch wor'ght te MB? plage on WEDN with the intent’ mist apy roved bars ocho aren be ae For information t pply ac 340 URnna. ‘$9 cases assorted put up in five minutes-by @EO WILLNER ro ITHS W > SEU. BURNS. FA bole “eau. jy252w* 484 Ninth st, retween t and E. ue Helper App ce WiLiiaM ant & = saouitunenes Superint-adent at W. &G. R, - Sables, High steamer CIRCASSIAN. if | HE Building, at 321 Pennsylvania avenve, | 2 '°e. Gsorestown Sj of Ni ¢ samp es oan be seen at the 4 rete Prepared toco all kirds of Job Work, Manu N.ne bute goog workinan need opniy eee = U.S. Marshal to Dist. Fiorids. ture and furnish bien Tin Ware, Housekeeping Wann en street, between Msed RUSTEER’S SA) Dew ite, of @ deed of : c . ; ‘ashi m Jesse H.D. Wall deonsned, to me, eroeraver, 53d @, south side, near (COOK AND WASHER WANWED—& non AND WASHER WANWED-a neat "eeetel {eater tS. No. paneer ae aes tf E. H, &. H. 1. GREGORY. 4 German. Frenoh or A wenean who is | fords of Seo gL IFUl expose to pub T)ISSOLUTION 7] Merely pr — od 1roner. wil. reosive a | Oeiogk me ibios, Beto the Bet ins Guy re! D OF COPARTNERSHIP. 1 92 ihe aremires. at imte resivence of said Pll, iy ted Molden & Campbeli ig this say a Teqaired, q $00 n ey a5 to tind ines ———_____#y 5" moe gisohare® the F iis of te = ud &.1 pereons C78 soreatataee, foivessp gaat eD* at ae Wass ues ag) eeere he business wi t . W. Camp | _17 25 20" KELDEN @ PAFFERSON, one half epijee frost Seeag's Geten, sat No. S98E strest, (old stant, YS SARNESS MAKLAS WaNTop pees | Bait more and Waeuington Batiront. a atu. ARNESS MAKERS WANTED. Appl HEN &D. Apply to & casei ee Hat mr, ‘ON, Pa. avenue, Nor 373, iy Ww ton, July 24, 1282 ee es 3 486 PAPERHANGINGS, WANZED—4 HOUSE between Ps avenue and mB the premiacs. WINDOW SHADES, 486 ae erate rent, Address J CAIN, | sot is Woll sdaptes to th yh 2 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, &c, &c, meh Fost OMice, Georgetown, D. U. "i538 t '| Secousty, r WANTS: 0 IMMEDIA tte good GIRLS, st the Phi adel orth 8 trcet, near $4 atreo: eis Aaaims Delivery fi . 7 25-2t~ choice selection of ngs, warranted Gold god tention ‘Bold and Wiktow ehudee also, Puff. Green. and Blue Hol Bae. by the vard J made into Window Shader; Ploture Ca d ms “Porme thourand dollars : -—w — 2 i ese Cerin ie seeds Soares $1,000. gers Man with wie to take charge | the we in twelve. son eyes Hae ous Pion Frames in the cits, from the bort ot gn cctmbiioned Bon es8 ny, ae porokeeer Sith ooontisy te sar oral'er ag . P ° . 5 " ato 4 * un go palenipmapeng| | a | pesca lcvias eee ee ‘&8 represented, oF no sale. FE rehasing for oaah, ail coods will ve soldat the | WW “Yfoin ‘ieas cance ts dnvtesse tree sone iy ¥-sewts eee or ep ,* eorumulate, persons immediately at 176 G street, a a TA sak ra M ay - ui ty) 5 By W. L. WALL & CO. nee ‘f ve goods will fing new desir. 37 5-2" _ or JOHN POPKING, at heuer, Buccessors Wt Lo a age A peut ae sited from those needing the above GSOXEZNMENT SALE OF A NUMBER OF Ses. ‘ULES, af AUCTION — ga aat Dext, sist of July, 1862, WANTED TO RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. Cots, anp rN er he use Pats Koral. near the Observatory, will vesoid at Pubs 2 le Au: ‘Forms cash. J-MARKRITER. | 1st of Seprenber will plouse eaten eae Bes jy 24-003" ce st of Sepue REMEMMER SHE NUMBER. Siar Ooo, stating terms No, 486 & NTH STREET. : ANTED TO SELL—A fuse Rob OLT | A 2,00) LES. Eisht doors above Oad Fellows’ Hall. Wee eels a “tell, Bid. and | Condemmed ta tate for Sealine MULES. E nd the torme—Cash for goods and labor, | broken tot-e sardis. he owner, bavirg nO use com at 10 © clook y 25 10t™ pian wil or hem Stabaresia, Addres Box oasa in Government fencs. FO Piney Por. sy = jy24-3" J. DANA. WANTED—Ac unfurnished HOUSE, - Coptenn apf Asmegmeat iT lendid steamer KEY PORT will leave the beet need: Sits # copiae apartments Situated | 2% W. i. Wash & 00. Hi 'e & | anc and Pa ‘and Point K ve ¥ i) satOR DEY H stre by an Eastern ‘amily, ve MARSHALS S4LE OF VexsELs—py vir- eit pets ee reece coe et v7 Vid fn ead Biatrats on CESDAY, the at it . iv epee fog will levve Pisce rein SUNDAY FTER. 7 romat” Asiraes b.P Siar UBoe ty ave ‘eint ‘ - Bion. Grae ten) Wt RUsNow ARs: Foe AQUIA CREEK, Ww NTED—in 8 gent oman’s fam ata pane beets fo ai bee ee 2 and after Monday, July gist, the Steamer music. An alien preferr SY. ‘Fr x AGdres-, stating qu: pert Rotor Saree sere er Wart 38, "A BC.” Goor town, ie im oe 8. m., for Aquis Creek. ping a lexaodriae i] ymedisie landings Re- A all int trning, will leave "Aguis Cresk ate = sarriving ANTE D-—LABO: i WW “Oepariiurat nt arn 2 te, Commianary St Washington at 73 p.m For freight or passage, | PTOVided and good mecionl aiter . Apply for i} a ‘| One wrek to Mr. Buoxim . Vors, By W. L. WALL & 00. Arctionsers, ry ae a cor R’ SNOW, Agect i So an ht Git rc. ‘? Six Frame Dw. ‘we INe ~ TO EXCURSIONISTS.—Partios ; : > ST. aT 4¥evIeN—On PR oat area Part ANFED—An oa 6 Aree yi wy x W minuien’ wa.k of the War Onise Rest not et cay ot Atennt a eoel 4 : he foot of Seventh street, between the oats of Bose ty ¥ epee LE & fest on south O Betwese et é Ciymant jer usy eXoursions. = Ww rect woe cool ular hours, tou Aint eSNG We keene, ihr ESAS tase nso at W. L. WALL & 00., Avot, RAD FoRENs. From _—- » 4 By ae raom ray ang tics EAB! re J for20, cy seiari eee TS wa vis Staats tractor will be required to fag atom el Nyt py TT 4 FI ome ated conan desman seems , *% no ow