Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1862, Page 2

OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ——— ANOTHER VALUABLE PRIZE. Capt. David Porter, U.S. N., whose signal ser- vices in the Lower Mississippi have rendered him so conspicuous, reached Washington this forenoon, having salied with bis ship. the Oete- rora, from New Orleans on the 17th ultimo. She came into Hampton Roads, whence he immedi- ately proceeded on to this city. According to bis report made to the Navy Department, on the 24th inst. he captured, after an exciting chase, the British tron screw steamer Tubal Cala, in lati- tude 31 deg. 54 min. north, longitude 74 deg. 23 min. west. She was then steering northwest by north for the port of Charleston. Nessau, N. P., on Sunday, the 20th July inst., in company with two other steamers, all loaded with arms and munitions of war; and if not in- tercepted, the others are, by this time, safe In The evidence against the Tubal Cain is very clear, the fact that she is loaded with muni- tions of war, and was steering for Charleston, being sufficient to condemn her ever, much other corroborative evidence that her errand wasto run the blockade broken bulk since leaving Europe in April last, and had been waiting fora month at Nassau to Her cargo is very valuable being, it is understoog, almost entirely of arms The captain tried during the chase to rid her of the saltpetre she carried, out was taken with thirty tons of it still on board. Capt. Porter sent ber to New York for condemna- OFFICIAL. By the President of the United States of America. A PROCLAMATION. In pursuance of the sixth section of the set of Congress entitled ‘An act to suppress insurreo- tion, to punish treason and rebellion, to seize and confiscate the property of rebels, and for other Purposes,’’ approved July 17, 1562, a act, and the joint resolution explanatory thereof, are berewith published, I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, do bereby pro- claim to and wern all persons within the contem- plation of the said sixth section to cease partic! pa- ting 1a, aiding, countenanc!ng, or abetting the existing rebellion, or any rebellion, against the Government of the United States, and to return to their preper allegance to the United States, on ptin of the forfeitures and seizures as within and by said sixth section provided In testimony whereof, I bave hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATEST FROM NASHVILLE. Rebel Attack on 10th Ohio Regiment. nm Ballroad emigrate, having first obtained the consent of the Government of said country and settlement within the same, with all the rights and privileges of freemen. Seo. 13. And best President is bereby after, by procia may bave partici; io any State or part thereof, with euch exceptions and al such conditions as hemey deem expedient for the public welfare. Sec 14. And be it further enacted, That the courts of the United States sball bave full power to institute proceedings, make orders an and do all other th: carry this act into effect Approved, July 17, 1862 **B EVENING STAR. WaSHINGTON CITY: JULY 28. 1562. ‘urther enacted, That the riged, at any time bere tion, to extend to per in the ex'siting rebellion don and amnesty, such time and on MONDAY .... ——__.- — Memphis and Charles Ei" Keadeng matter on every page. Sees ounde for snteresting Telegraphse ans — 4, — i — = - NasHVILte, July 27 —The 10th Ohio regiment, which has been guarding the Memphis and Charleston Railroad between Decatur and Cum- berland, were attacked by a large force of guer- rillas under Stains and Warn. Thirty or forty of the regiment are said to have rit ef the Yeorning Press. The Intelligencer animadverts upon the doc- trine promulgated by the New York Independent and kindred sheets and individuals, that the use of negroes is the ‘last chance’? the Almighty Vouebsafes us for the success or defeat of our arms, and ‘‘that we compel God to oppose our arma, because we refuse justice, right and liberty to the slave.” The Repwbitcan is occupied with news details rees, ings necessary to ‘She satled from [Pvstic Resoittion—No. 54} JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory of “An act to suppress Insur-ection, to rebell'on, to seize and con! The road was said to have been damaged con- “ag es ~: siderably, but not so much as to cut off commu- 4, Property Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre- sent ives of the United States of Amersea ta Congress assembled, That the pro’ the third clause of the fifth section of “An act to sup- es insurrection. to punish tteason and rebellion, seiz? and confiscate the property of rebels, and for other purposes,” shall be so construed as not to apply to any actor a passage thereof, nor to include any member ofa State Legislature or judge of any State court who bas not, in accepting or entering upoa his office, taken an oath to support the constitution of the so-called “Confederate States of America;” nor sbali any punishment er proceed! act be so construed as to work # for! real estate of the offender beyond his natural life. Approved, July 1 WANTS. [For other “Wanted” advertisements, see frat A large rebel force is reported to be near Tus- Col. Forrest is reported to be at Carthage, with the object, it is supposed, of making a descent on the Louisville Ratlroad. Seconp Letter or Hon. R J Warxer.—We will publish fn to-morrow’s Star Wr. Walker’s second letter in favor of the gradual emancipation and cclonization policy of President Lincoln This letter ts chiefly financial and statistical shows by the census and other autbentic proof that if Muryland had adopted this policy in 1790 she would now contain a population of 1,755,000 tnetead of 687,000, and Baltimore 542.000 instead of 12,000. We hope our readers, but especially those of Maryland, will give this letter an atten- There ts, how- Done at the City of Washington, this twen- ty-fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and of the Independence of the United States of America the eighty- déne prior to the THE CASE eF CAPT. HARRISON. New York, July 28.—The papers of this morn. Ing publish a card from Captain Harrison, who was posted ty Uenerai Pope on Saturday, ex- pressing his surprise and mortification at the er- der of General Pope and stating that bis resigna- tion had been accepted by his colonel two days before he left his command. He resigned incen- sequence of an injury received in the service and by the advice of his fellow-officers and surgeons. tun the blockade ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President: WI11LL14M H. Seward, Secretary of State. [PuBtic—No. 160 } AN ACT to suppress insurrection, to punish trea- son and rebellion, to se!te ani property of rebels, and for other plirposes Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That every person who shall hereafter commit the crime of treason against the United States, and aball be adjudged guilt of, sball suffer death, and all bis sleves, shall be declared and made free; or, at the dis- cretion of the court, he shall be im; not less than 4ve years and fined not less than ten thousand dollars, and all his slaves, if any, aball be declared and made free; said fine shall be levied end collected on any or all of the property, real and personal, exciuding slaves, of which the said person so convicted was the owner at the time of committing the said crime, any sale or conveyance to the conttary notwithstarding Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That if any person shall hereafter incite, set on foot, assist, or engage tn any rebellion or insurrection against the autbority of the United States or the laws thereof, or shall giveaid or comfort thereto, or shall en- ive aid and comfort to, any such ex- ‘on or insurrection, and be convicted thereof, such person shall be punished by im- Inment for a period not exceeding ten years. or by 8 fine not exceeding ten y the livcration of all bis have, or by both of sald punishments, at the dis- cretion of the court, Sec. 3. Asd be it further enacted, That every person guilty of either of the offences described in this act shall be forever incapable and diequal- ified to hold any office under the United States Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That tbis act shall not be consirned inany way to effector alter the prosecution, conviction, or punishment rson or persona gulity of treason against the United States before the pasage of this act, unless such person is convicted under this act Sec.5 And be it further enacted, That, to, in- sure the speedy termination of the present rebel- lion, it shall be the duty of the President of the United States to cause the seizure pf ail the estate and property, money, stocks, credits, and effects of the persons hereinafter named “in this section, and to apply and use the same and the proceeds thereof for the support of the army of the United States; that is to say: First. Of any person hereafter actin, cer of the army er navy of the rebe! against the Government of the United States. Seconsly Of any person hereafter acting as President, Vice President, member of Congress, judge of any court, cabinet officer, foreign minia- ter, commissioner or consul of the so-called Con- federate StateS of Ametica Thirdly. Of any person acting as Govetnot of a State, member of a Convention or Legislature, o* judge of acy court of any of the so-called Confed- erate States of America. Fourthly. Of any person who, having held an office of honor, trust, or prefitin the United States, shall hereafter bold an office in theso-calied Con- federate States of America. Fifthly Of any end munitions of war. — confiscate the ORDER BY GEN. SIGEL. Headquarters First Corps Army of Virginia, (Forimeriy belonging to Mountain Dep't.) SperayvitLe, Va , July 19, 1562 The commanding General of this Corps orders that all commissioned officers and enlisted men, whose leave of absence has expired, and all con- valescents who are able to join their regiments shall immediately rejoin their respective regi- ment, battery or detachment, by way of Wash- ington city, D.C, or they will be considered deserters and dealt with accordingly. All recruits enlisted for this Corps should he sent at once by way of Washington city to their regiments or batteries By command of Mejor General F. Sigel. T.A. Maysenrure, Asstetant Adjutant General, - ARMY ORDERS. The resignations of Capt. A HM. Breneman, of the 18th, and Lieut. Howard Reeder, of the Ist United States Infantry, have been accepted by the President. to take effect July 23d ‘The following assignments have been made of medical officers:—Medical Inspectors Cuyler, Keeney, Lyon, and Allen, to report in person to the assistant surgeon general at St. Louis, for duty in the department of the Mississippi. Medical Inspector Mussey and Assistant Surgeon Parry to Teportin person to Gen. McClellan, for duty in the army of the Potomac Paxsonat —Dr. stone, U. 8. A., arrived in this city lest night, having been released from wecesh imprisonment which he endured a year and seven days Joba G Nicolay, Esq , the Private Sccretary of P esident Linceln, left Washington last evening on a visit to bis home in the West. Esq., the President’s Assistant Secretary, fils ‘ rN.’s position during the latter’s absence Brigadier General Q. A. Gilmore, U S. Vols., and Lieut. Colouel Martin, U.S. M, are at the NASHVILLE, July Chattanooga report tha crossed the river in force. Theirnamber isler.e, and three generals are in command The rebel cavalry is heavy in East Tennessee. It is stated to be 5.000 strong There are few provisions in Chattanooga, and the citizens are much distressed by forced contri- butions to supply the rebels. One bridge is rebuilt on the Murfreesboro’ rail- road, connecting between Murfreesboro’ and The rebel Forest was at McMinn- ville yesterday. The latest accounts from 2D—By & an, & SITUATION as the rebel infantry has ghee etsy 5 the Private inmily. Address Box 12 Si AN FED—A emul BUS) ud, Addr.ss Box 13, work ofasmal ‘tar O€oe, }t* sitar on the Uffior, irl. SITUA- irl. o SITUA: can be seen st the 0. i LON &s boucem ATELY—A £004 fow god General Frenklin, of the Army of the Potomac, mest given to a good arrived in Washington this forenoon. General Burnside is ols» here. Captains Bruke and Ingilen, Toronto, C. W.; General Van Vilet, U.S. Vol; Leonard Swett. Il; Mojor H.C. Bell, U.S. A., are at Wiilards.’ Captain Themes O. Selfridge, U.S N.; ex- Governor A Rencher. N.M ,and B. Rush Brad- > are at the Metropolitan Hotel. War Meetings: Cornine, N. ¥ _, July 26.—Last evening a large and enthusiastic war meeting was held here. Col. Van Valkenburg, Lieut. Colonel Diven and oth- In consequence of the immense crowd in the hall another large meeting was organized in front of the Dickinson Honse. Steuben county has ever 3,300 in the service. Her quota to the new regiment will be filled in a week, making 4.000 from old Steuben Irnaca, July 26.—At a large and enthusiastic ‘war meeting held in this village last evening, the resolutions passed by the meeting in New York were renttirmed unanimously. Were made on the spot R WANTED—At the Gosling Res 247 Ps ave, Uae that oan com: reoommended will havé @ good siesdy piace oe Madreseed Aue peo HOUSE AND STORE TO L+T, at 946 Pern aveaue, an excellent stend for m st anv brsiness. Inquire at the Foving 247 Possession given in ANFED (MMEDIATELY—A smal! House, fan'shed er unfurnished, Prom) itensnt. Ad¢ress for three days “ msand dollars, ves, if eny he 1 Williams died at his residence, at Augusta, Me , on Friday last, in the 80th year He was a lawyer by profession, and for many years exerted a wide influence in Maine, which was his native State. For several years he was a member of the Legisiature, and was U. 8. ved from Bow- Many enlistments 4NTHED—A PIANISF and two WAITER- ESSES. Inquire at this offids, 6 of King and Henry streets, Alexendria. Hon. Jeseph Holt. Lovisvittr, July 27.—Hon. Joseph Holt ar- rived here this morning. Soe epeveeseeeenaninieieeeee ee eee 1. O. R. M—An nieation of the % TED FO BUY—From 7 to 20 acres of Senator from 1 A™D olcre to the city. Any one having purchaser by addressing. to “F. @., Weshiagres. Sy 28-3" ee THE CALL OF GOVERNOR CURTIN FOR VOLUNTEERS It is officially published that the call of Gov. Curtin for nine and twelve months men was made without previous consultation with or direction of the President or War Department, and having been made, it was deemed by the President and War Depaatment better to accept such troops as were offered under the call; but it {s proper to not allow any bounty to extept the $25 paid at the ered Into service ; the remain- ing $75,l2 payable only to those who enlist for three years or during the war éegree of LL.D. suoh for sa'e will through the Post Office, DC.” A Crust Jixe on CuaNDLER —Some newspa- per wag in Michigan gravely announces that Senator Chandler ‘s to raise and head a regiment of volunteers from that State. His military ca- pacity ts deduced from bis masterly advance upon Washington, with horizontal coat-tails, from the battle of Bull Run eiionreen quarter'y com- PLACE WANTED by & young woman. to ouncil !mproved avel with smal famiiy, 8s @ nuree, or to tare care of achild. orto do light cbamberwork, tili in the city goo! reference can be est Hox 17 Star Office ET NURSE WANTED—A can be bad by & woman with milk. None nesd ws'l recommerdet betwen 6th and 7th streete ng girl able and willing to {0s to do general house e well recommended by her to core hourekerping, di 9, Star Uffice, giving the Writer’s pame and address st ANTED TO RENT—By the month. two » isd R ooms—one of which must front higher than the 3d within three bloecs east of ho 29th. at 3 o’a'ook, NN C_R.. pro tem. 1.0. O, F.—GRAND LODGE.—A special of theR W Grand lo: DAY EVENINGS. July o’clook, for the consideration of importa. ness A full attendance of Patt Granda is part cu y order: JOHN FP. BANGS, 6 Seo. OUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASs0cI- war month!y meting of elt on MUNDAY EVE 2o’clock. There will he a of Manacers after the ad- OC! on. LAYTON, Res, Seo, notice that the law d the nine montha ine y but those wh> time of being mu ppy at No 43% . UF The private contributions in Philadelphia in ald of recruiting amount to $118 000 exclusive ofthe Railroad Companies con ributions. Pennsyivania Central gives $50,000; the Reading The Corn Exchange is raising — NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant Henry A. Wise. U.S. N., has been appointed assistant to the Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance created by the recent act of Congress ‘This gentleman bas been for some time engaged in the discharge of ordnance duty tn the Nav Department, with the utmost satisfaction an: courtesy to all interested. Assistant Paymaster rde ed to the gunboat Seneca, and Ags'sten' Paymaster Hart to the Pembina. Geo. T. Winslow of Mass.,and J><. Kinnier of New York, bave been uppointed acting Assistant Surgeons, a.d ordered to report to Capt. Wilkes. = EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. The official documents necessary to consum- mate tbe revently arranged agreement for a gen- prisoners, bes been forwarded Transportation will be immediate- ly provided by the Quartermaster’s Department for the conveyance of tne prisoners at Fort Dela- ware to Aiken, on the James river, to be ex- There are about 4,000 of them. Prepa- made for the removal of : TION —The re this Assocation will be NINS, ‘8th instant, meeting of the Boars journment of the meeting 26 2 Ju Cc Rallroad $26,000 I> The late rebel raid of Johnson into Indt- ana, and the alarming proximity of rebel guerilla sands to Cincinnati, have created so much alarm tbat the Cincinnat! bankers are rap!dly sending Over $2,500,000 in gold the Treasury Buiiding, of bath snoluded. Addrees, stating terms, |. B. H..” Box 322 Pot Uffce UO M4 AND BOAR !)-Fwo tage, airy Rooms and Bard at 600 E street, between 2d avd 34, With a Northern fen y. * Beeman haa been BULL’ON BANK! eas at the corner their funds to Chicago. have been alreedy forwarded. ANTE?—A gord and ex; £R. To sucha one li For informat’on apply at 340 Pa av. Gtu. BURNS, U7 The mammoth steamer Great Eastern sailed from New York for Eagland on Saturday last, carrying out eight thousand tons of freight, ebiefly brvadstufts, and nearly six hundred pes- rson hereafter holding any office or agency under the Government of tue so- called Confederate States of America, or under any of the several States of the said Confederacy, or the laws therenf, whether such office or agenc’ be national, State or municipal in ite name #r Provided That the fourthly, and fifthly above described shal! have accepted their appointment or election since the retended ordinance of secession of the all have taken an oath of allegiance to, or to support the constitution of, the so-called Confederate States Sixthly. Of any person who, ownin in any loyal State or Territory of the United States, or in the District of Columbia, shall here- ve aid and comfort to such re- stiex, tran-fers, or copveyances of any such prepert? shal! be ani! ana goid: it shall be a suffictent bar to any such person for the rty, or any of it, to alleze and prove tuat is one of ti € persons described in this section 6 And be it further enacted, That if any rson Within any State or Territory of the Untied tates, other than those named as aforesaid, after e of this act, being engaved in “rmed inst the Goveroment of the Unitea ing or abetting such rebeilion, shali n y days alter public warnin roclamation duly given and made by the tof the United States, cease to aid, counte- nance, and abet such rebeilion, and return to his allegiance to the United Sta'cs, all the estate and , moneys, stocks, and credits of such per- son shall be liable to seizure as aforesaid, and it shall be the duty of the President to seize and use them as aforesaid, or the proceeds thereof And all sales, transfers, or conveyances of any such ration of the said sixty WILL SELL at my Provision Store, on the corner of land Sixteenth streets, the bes: cuts BEEF, LAMB, eral exchange o' MUTTON and VEAL 7 pound; and VEGE fABLKES of all O west market prices. WM. LINKINS, CASH HOUSE—CHEAP @00Ds, JOSEPH J. MAY, (Late of the firm of Olngett & May,) Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESSIC DRY GOODS, 308 Pa, avenuc, between Sth ne 10th streets, IL General:Cass spoke briefly at a meeting in Detroit a few evenings since, urging the necesalty ef giving the Government all the aid it desires We ere sorry to see it stated that his health is ersons thirdly, ANTED—* geod SLACK SM ‘ata ds horse shoeing and NN ne but & goog workmsa need appiy. P. SEARS, Sevonth sirset, between ITH, one that vor’ rations are also bein; prisoners from other THE CARE OF INVALID SOLDIERS. Notwithstanding the large number of invalid soldiers in Washington and its neighborhood everything for thelr comfort has been suppiie with extraordinary expedition. of inattention are heard in any qu Non to bis duties to t! Surgeon General OOK AND WASEER WANTED-A serman + renci Or Awerioka woman, whe ret-rate cook washer and ironer. wil rT tel r Relying delves 4 Caprain Mansf.zLp SusPzNpED.—Capt. Mans_ Sield, late provost marshal at Fredericksburg, has been suspended altogether from duty, and sent back to General King, who is ordered to institute an examination into the charges against him. ees Liverat.— The Philadelphia and Reading Ratlroad Company have subscribed $25,000 to- wards the wer fund of that city. No complatnts N. B.—@oods sold at lowest New York prices, Rate #4 J. A Y. 308 Pa. ave., bet Sth and loth ata, A " WwW SHING?! after assist and beilfion; and all ANTED—A HOUSE ee Pa Smrti ir waned. ym for th dine’ Cuariart Aganee kee EUK WIT@, Major C, 8. OUSE, within 6 hoe. t not hese sick and wounded, Hammond hes been visiting other localities, end artting a loudable example ef prompt business habits and humanity to every on€ connected with his department. through Post 0: ANT D—-LABORERS ‘tineat st Hetrison’ nd 00d me*ica} ON AQUEDUCT, ARTMENT OF THE 'NTBRIOR, z Wasaineron, July 25, 1882, PRoposars will he received at th: until !2 o’oleck on Weines the 27h day of buting Reservoir ueduot. Plans and epacifi er the 12th of August. te endorsed ———_——____@--—_____ FROM GEN. PUPE’S ARMY. (Correspondence of the Philadel; CULPEPER, Jnly 21.—A portion of Gen. Pope’s army now occupies Culpeper. have had strong reconuoitering parties out in ev- They report beav: pickets this side of Gordonsville, and some pris- oners taken state that Gen. Ewel Gordonsville, Sznt Awar.—All civilians, newspaper corres- pondeats included, have been expelled from the lines of General McClellan’s army. iP Rev Benjamia J. Wallace, editor of the Presbyterian Quarterly Review, died in Phila- delphia on Friday morning ——$—<—$______. UP General Halleck and Staff returned to this elty last evening, from their visit to the army of General McClellan, on James river. phia Inquirer} cations may be seen B: This afternoon we ANTED—Anx unfernishea Hi miuuiss’ wack of the War Office. dress * Box 33, Washington, D. 'O RENT—From rnished or uufurci for Reservorr,’ Smith, Secretary _iy 23 Stawt4ug 26 Helery: HOSIERY!! HOSIERY!!! nail kinds Cotton and tlemen.@nd children, it prices, by the dozen ert! 5 Ks FOR SOLDIERS, goeived 50 d geo rpiendid extra ‘otton Sooks, for a " addr iw 'y Rebel cavalry aie War ry LL Is encamped at with a force of 25,000 men. The Teport is generally credited here Captain D. Gardner, vania cavalry, arise Third and 0 su, company G, Ist Pennsyl- while on @ reconnoissance this af- ternocn, captured, near James C: to General Ewell’s a: to make his escape, but was surrou: He was engaged in buyin; &c., and on his person was foun a selegram airectes the Quartermaster’s De- pertment at Richmond, statiug that he had suc- ceeded in “buying the cattle? Colonel Jones. who resided in Washin; of the rebellion, and w) With the rank of Colonel, bas and is pow confined in “durance vile.” Evans, editor of the Madison Citizen, was ar. reated at Madison by a party belonging to General He is accused of attempting of men for the Southern army. Jourt House is a beautiful town. given it since the completion It is known better, however, by It contains some :ourteen hun- Its streets are shaded by beau- tifui trees Many splendid residences are to be ‘The yards are filled with W 00b-woon-woop: 900 cords of Hickor: Inquirest BOUC Yard, adjoining Mr, Re Canal, at the second RGe We have just r heavy Engisn Ci Will sell them cheap, JOSEP -MAY, 308 Pa. av. ere Bata Teh ata. (See bee ARRESTED FoR ['xZas0N —Charles C. Egerton, jr., until recently a brigadier general of Mary- land volunteer militia; Augustus Rutiedge, of Battimore county, William Hawkins and Dr. William DF. Larkin, of Baltimore ci all arrested on Saturday and Sunday charged with uttering treasonable sentiments. Egerton had just returned from a visit to the South, where he bad spent several weeks The police offi-ers alto arrested John C. Faber and Bernard Rafferty, charg+d with belng rebel mall carriers both of whom hed formerly served 88 policemen under ex-Marshal Kane. A small mail was found in F..ber’s possession, consisting of letters which he had received since his return, and which be was to take down South; also mem- oraudums of various articles which are fn great request in that quarter. and which be was com- tp *s'oned to purchase on their behalf and convey Receipts fora cousiderable amount of money paid to various parties in the South we-e Faber has repeatedly made trips to and from the South, occupying two and three weeks each time. From Rafferty was ob'ained another mail con- sisting of 13 letters, which be hid received from pa'ties in Baltimore to take down Soutb, also 3 letters from persons |: that section of the country for residents in Baltimore, which he had not yet delivered, and some old letters. and made a captive y ty ee Rne tebe up cattle, sheep, ‘ays from the date o! tion, shall be nuil sufficient bar to any suit bro: for the possession or the use of such property, or to allege and prove that he isone of the escribed in this section See 7. And best further enacted, That to secure the condemnation and sale of any of such property, after the same shall bave been seized, so that ii may be made available for the purpose aforesaid, proceedings in rem shall be of the United States bn any district court thereof, or in any territcrial court, or in the United States district court for the District of Columbia, within which the property above described, or any part thereof, may be found, or into which the same, if moveable, may first be brought, which pro- ceedings shall conform, ’s Cosi ae bridge west of Shit WR SORER UITO NETTING, of Ready made M: aeons bars ol K. ton at the breaking out iy SURGEON, Adjutant General, Offers to cure the following eases in ‘Horses, th th Rae leaves. Quincy, [ ung Fever, Influ put up in five minutes” 7 jy 25 2w* 4 ,tetween * HOME AGAIN! i? the sebsoribere are and better thar ever ork, Manafas- jousemeeping Bayard’s brigade. to raise a company oe eee Worms, Cholio of #1’ desoriptions. Botts 7 enry Clok has his diploma from meee al Veterinary ptudents, oink ¥ ‘ipary eurgeor tuted in the name having again been more convenient prepared to co al! sre and — a , Tin = Hi rtic es, “amp Bequrpment Remember, 521 Pena, avenue, south side, near E. H. &. B, 1. GREGORY, 486 wiNDOW RUNG Es, 486 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, &c, &c, choice selection of id and Imitation or made into Window Shades; Picture Co Tes 0-2, diffe-ent siz sand co} 40; also the handsomest ‘ioture Frames ia the city, Fremes Bes F Altrioles warrant-d as rohasing for cash, al! goods leallowing ne old ‘stesk to agcuma’ in y need ‘ug tire above goods will find pote sollaited from those needing the above 4. MARKRITER. Ni SI rs Ce etree. of the rallroad. tae former name. dred inbabitanis e armee Sr Majsstat ‘Trupps, ane sree dezart ment, State of B anden- found within its limits am erie pwiee tbe choicest tlowers, and, taken al difficult to find many more beautiful ry. The adjacent country, with the eavirons of the town, areextremely some Fairfax contains four (** Pledmont,” “ Virginia, plaster mills, carriage and many stores The authorities consist o! a Town Szrgeant. ordinances the latter executes them. The President of the Cou is en uncle of Secretary SI as pearly a8 may be, to ings in admiralty or revenue cases; and if reperty, whether real or personal, shall be to have belonged to a rebellion, or who has given a! to, the same shali be condemned as enemies’ pr erty, and become the property of the Uni States, and may be disposed .f as the court suail roceeds thereof pai nited States for the purposes found «n bim NAVY DEPARTMENT, duy 25, 1862, Dararrwennt will, until the 4th t. reorive propositions for the con {SEKAM MAU to th rope. erson engaged in or comfort there- if churches, three hotels, be loeb hear 7? and “ Waverly”) tobacco factories, and lace 1s incorporated. The Board of Councilmen and W bile the former enacts the decree, and the end Wistow Treasury of the aforesaid. Hol ano, by the 6 boata, except that 2l inches, that Wi side valvee wil: he usec. and tnore be a erate surface of 67 square feet; diameter of the p-opeller to be ten feet, aa radder post, shoe and rudder to be of copper snd soopents ed other rey * printed contract and spec boat machinery. itions will at the y other kind of Engines, jace coudenser, under the 9 boilers, tore ene ne id above h spcningres tal 4 Propcsiliors must state the tims, total o nm the Navy Yard to whioh rt is intended to a Go the event E forthe scuvenie baa pref Sec. 8. And bett further enacted, That the sev- eral courts aforesaid shall have power to make such orders, establish such forms of decree and sale, and direct such deeds and conve: executed and delivered by the mars where real estate’shall be the subject of sale, as shal: filly and efficiently effect the this act, and vest in the purchasers of such Prop- erty good and valid titles thereto. And the said ower to allow such fees and cera as shall be reasonable and Piotar> Nails THe PESINSULA Haxrison’s Lanpinc. July 24 —Yesterday aftern-on late, the sanitary steamer Jobn Brooks started down the river, with another load of sick frow the hospital here. hundred and ninety-three patients. Her destina- tion will be determined upon when sbe arrives at Fortress Monroe This morping, early, for the first time in a ‘werk, the signal men on lookout the top ef th- mansion now used commenced gvrating with their after most of the cun-boats shortly thereafter started di The object and nature of this is only known to the commandi: all probability another nest of « papery somewhere the boats bave probabil ‘That they can > the sab too, is evidenced by the fact that shot tired some days ago, you of at the time, not a visible on the other side of ite bere. But before that one shot was fi ey Were seen with spy glasses, from bebin trees, coolly taking a peep at us It may be, ere long, that a it viciuity a visit, if they b obliged to add to their that Uncle Sam will have some more prisoners to feed, clothe and main. of last week, and the fore; sier of returning ’o pa what diminished. But for Bumber of returning incil, Tromas L. Flint, tanton. ‘The Presbyte- st, and Episcopalian churches are named are very im- res, and. built is un ordinary torn out by the who used it as a hospital. The congregaiton once worshipping in it has been dis- orgauized for some time, doned. The Methodist c frame structure, manvfartory in ead ces. The two laat posing structures, in modern style. buliding, and bas been iiterally Southera soldiers, time be reesived qual power. vith 3 terms rnd oon- rudder-post, shoe, and ited, or no sale. She had on board one will be sold at the The first nam courts shall have charges of their of ‘oper in the Pisce, 9. And stations upon as « hospital, signals. Soon began firiog up and jown the river. sudden stampede ing officers; bat in “Rebs” have been down the river, and gone to dislodce them and their society aban- burch ts a plain white bat neat in its exterior. The rector of St. Stephen’s burch copalian) was arreated to-da: Provost Marshal minister. held servi and preached loud! prayed fervently in success of the southern army. The Orange and Alexandria Railroad The depot buiidings are trains were runai: ines then those built a fered, the parties will fieation, and {here will be ores, & in th: Bove referred to jravat ee OMESTIC 4) * D ‘STI bay OODS AP “OLD bs at further enacted, That all slaves of persons who shal! hereafter in rebellion against the Government of th: ‘States, or who shall in any way give ald or com- 0, escaping from su taking refuge within the lines of the army; and ail slaves captured from such persons or deserted under the control of the ted States, and ali siaves of such persons found on [or] being within any place occupied by rebel fo ces and afterward oc- cupied by the forces of the United States, shall ptives of war, and shall be forever not again held as ce in his church yesterday ly in favor of secession, ant favor of Jeff Davis and the msny of oods by the hall conti nue to sell ar he fol: in Prints, (an Light, by them and comi: Ha urchased rise ae wee Government of the U. ooF ABs GENERALLY, $5 Louisiana av.. OPVTER! BUTTER! 40 FIRKINS NEW YORK BUTTER, in store and for sale by D. &. DUTROW, No. 450 Eighth at., near Pa. av. rates until Jurther not irelse Cees 4 Sot cents, 75 and 44 Brow through this place. quite extensive. The here to Gordonsville, even troops entered this place. that our army and which we wrote grey uniform has been the river, that is, o; be deemed ca; free of their servitude, and slaves. B.c.10. And be it further enacted, That no slave into any State, Territory, or the Dis- olumbia, from any other State, shall be bindered (76 and ¢-4)-at 1836, Sheetings, (heavy and fine,) at Boat f Eillow Gere Cottons, 8f.16 con's. E WHItK Sve 2 ganas Nore india se ie a te eco! e wi had not been destroved 1m the " in the slight-st by the rebels. A large train le! oy ft the depot the moraing that Gen. Hatch’s command entire the town. Had it not been that information was so quickly conveyed to the rebeis, the train would been captured. As our men came to the de- pot they had the mortification of out of the yard. portion of our forces seeing the huge pan ie town, pe hen! Marshal ‘Toes CO! in t jail, who had been placed the: Preparatory to troops, however, eys away, and and glad aig FivanciaL.—N that money was irregular 1298120. Geld For ALEXAN! steamer PLA NOON, at ¢ 0% pieces, WASHINGTON vu leave Baltimore, \.4 or it, and customers the advantage of the ‘o tees, wi- Bave aden S42 per cent. last le Fortng ‘Stemps taken, i H = id ond eeleete™ and a premium al- JOSEPH J. MAY,,, 308 Ps. ava. bet ott end loth ats. URI 20 aes discharge the lu ficers were some- past few days, the officers were somewhat tn- many that are now going are provided P’ea resigaations, id their masters, hmond. Our ent rebellion, nor in any way given aid came into the town so unex- sending them fort thereto; and no sent on recruit- hile about half the whole number t or business to go home. Never was an army so Person engaged of the United tense whatever of the claim of service or labor of any other assume to soaias any person to a rrender cleat in minor offi- y of the Potomac, aud 21! Would such who itly what is their future in- er Aled free letermination 18 known the military service, ple jew York papers of yesterda’ easy on Saturday. E; maae ‘advanced this in ‘TNERSHIP. a eet ere absent state ex; tentions and etermi: Tate was about morning ge. he Trlow ing ae ‘overnments and 3 ) 97; U. 3.6% 1881, ) t Paliciae . 8. 6a, one- certi 47; California 7's, 95. Passrp Examination —Mesars fi AUCTION SALES. ———_———— ee THIS AFTBRNOUN & TU-MOKKOW, eee WALL & BARNARD. Anctioncers. mt + SALE i VALDASL! iM- are eel Lee ee ae iis fonre ie ete Rn gl Foy to a , tee ‘elook p mon MONDAY, be 10% aay ef E joMiawaes AWA Ak Br J.C meGuIKK & CO. Auctioncers. Pipa STOCK OF FINE CONF ECTION- aRY anv Conracrion: x s MouLD*, Oc Fran Tegeke sp accion ue PURebay eGR : eel! Oe ivan isth Metreete. Bie entire stock’ ar Gonteots onery, Mozids, Giaes Cou ter Cases. Silver Pilar a ter Sonics inse Jars. OF conaiotins 2p part Fine Freeolt Ce wd, Evelopes, &e., ‘ine Con-erve Fraiteand Pisin Candies, Dishes, and ie oA immediate: and re 3 os Stor SHAL’S 84LE OF VESS vi eet dscrece of the" Distot Court of United States, for the District of Co! 1, public sale. . carh, at the Washi Yard, in ssid District.on TUESDAY, the of Juiy, 1882, 0 mm Doing Bt 1! o'clock a. m., the followirg named vessels, their tackle, ap- and feres pu ” Do = “Director Do “American Coaster.” ° w. & Ch, sactioncers, ad Sasosseors Ae waut &'B RD. i ° ND FIX*UKES OF A TORaLee rv ‘Avcrion —" 1 TUESDA' Phe sorner'of Indians Bi enas nod Creel be” " - wad and 3 strocte, the stock of Alex. Cassel, ieee tues 2eets Harness, i ge sveczas, [ots Sars Bugry and Harness, Pla'form Soules. 100 Bales Hay, £0 kon Building and Fixtures. 4 oarh. ina thes ) W.L, WALL & CO., Avots. a U.S. MARSHAL'S INTERLOCUTORY SaLE CARGO OF PRIZE STEAMSHIP CIRCASSIAN, DANIEL H. BURDETT, Auctionesr, VIRTUE 0} N ORD* BX medirected ty the Bon. W Pit 4 3 of U 8. District art for the Dis- parers jorids, t writ sel: by Pi Foespay 3 bi ot the Steamabiy ene a8 se. feted oer Be United Btater ‘Appraisers Wm. At kinsen, teq . and Cyras Cieveinad, heq., with Spproval of Edward Hunter, Agent for the o - se *: “oo onere Red Wine (Julian Chattarx, &o.) aig case éo different brasés, lo i 300 half casks White W ine, (Ssucern, &e.,) Ht oases F-4 - 3) caske White Wine Vinegar, , quarier, halves, aod whole, S43 sucks Comte", Ritand ofd Goverament dave, 4 cases Bolougne Sai on 25 4 Preeerved Fr eats, Tiss Wick Pope, 1°38" Cioves,, PP oves, 160 cases Prupes, in glass, Musnrooms, in ot cntets Bisok and Green . ‘loge, Frenon Peas. bs sold at the came placson WEDNES- AY. 20th, at 12m — oases assorted Medicines, 16 Gums Castor Uli, | bbis Pots ash, DE. L. JAM'ISON & OO. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO . Auctioneers. OUSEROLD FURNITURE AND KITCR- KEQUIS! Bs aT AUCTION. aT THR i BWISSY SERS Jer tittie oes a . iv 5 col, tho 352 1 etree! north, 4th ang 5c shone ee ae Soe cloth Roa nm sod other anire, Acuniberef Gilt Frawes, Wince@ Ce-taice, Carpets, Vetting and Oiloloth, Book Usaee Mequisites, Sate and Cooking Stove, &o, &o, eae terry “ douss and Lot for sale or rent. Inquire on Sa 5. c. Mo@UIRE & CO... Anota. WwW. L. W. & CU.. Auvctioveers, a get es OVERNMENT SALS DF a NORSER OF sas, Colts, “D Bs. at oo gum TMSDAY next, Slet of Jay, isez, at the |, near the Ubservatory, will be sold at Pabuo ANUME 2 OF FORSES COLTS,& MULES, c anu for public to commence at 1° o-eiock. ‘Wermsensa in Government fondo, DANA, Captain and Acnistant ; 17 eee ee ee nests, 5 EO Si SEES By W. L. Ww uotioneers. FRAM¥ DWEL!§ or : mouths, bearing interest, st nad ceoured'by’ dood ae L_ L ae pt aaa ee 3 aRD. ADEA PERNT a cAT AL, rp te iy@d ¢ ) W. L. WALL & OO., Avots. i ht Lene Fee AQUIA CREEK. ry aes Ete eer eeniee eens Lo Bho ies Basted img FLOUR! vaom THE axov.e kit Pst *™ FOX & Va