Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1862, Page 2

OUR MILITARY BUDGET. — ARRIVAL OP A PRIZB AND PRISONBRS. The tug Leslie returned to the Nevy-Yard this Morning, bringing up a small sloop csiled the ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. The Whele ef MoCielian’s Army Moving Down the James River. LATEST FROM CUMBERLAND GAP. {From Cortespondence N. Y. Times } gamete cise THE EVENING STAR. —————SE oo WASHINGTON OITY: TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. AUCTION BALES, ___ AMUSEMENTS, 7 tewieint he Hoey HO. ar Stared, + lea 12 —Th CT ACO! OF THB BATTLE] « — BATURDAT........ ---. AUGUST 16, 1869. | gicegom, of St. Mary's, and elt prisoners, which ees oe a it Aer tem Sane CORRE pi.) hy OO am peautipus were captured on Monday night by the Reliance | river, which began neatly a treok ago, very qui. ee TARE BEAUTIPUL EF Keeding mettor on every pags. Bee | crossing to Maryland near Currieman Bay. The erly, bas steadily until each officer and interesting Telegraphes wands fard to maroh. ONE LOYAL KBNTUCKY REGIMENT vai mira ae mg Telegraphee and | sloop at the time of the capture had on board the | Tans, Ma"Clue Wittout te, Mnowiedge of the | WHIPS FOUR BESEL REGIMENTS, ie . matter. coptain, W. A. Bagby, and a boy named R. Kelly I think has failed. The unusual massing MARIBTTA, rw = = and was towing a small boat containing a lod | of vesels ard. pear the various land- | PenERAL LOSS THREE KILLED AND MARIETTA. , - Spirit of the Morning Press of wheat and the following persons:—James | ! ey oe ogg Sot ‘of FIFTEEN WOUNDED. wikeaet i . Army Tenis, 65 The Intelgencer argues that the late orders of | Mothersbead, W. A. Sorrel, John Murray, Austin | [oer ng Teste, abouts the, AkSD and the fll: . " Genera! Pope, in reference to subsisting on the ene.ny Will be‘ vigorous” only on paper, and ‘that the whole of his army will be charged in the Socth and in Europe with habitually com- mitting the depredetions sllowed to themselves by a few, while, in point of fact, the commissa- Doleman, George Batch and Serah A. Goodrich, | ing of the mail boat for three days past with | REBEL LOSS TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY. land county. The captain of the | troope—to eay nothing of the departure of steam - ——_>—_—_ 2 ape asco ori thet ne hed taken soveral | ere during every a for most of the past week— | TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN WAGON cargoes of merchandise to Virginis, bot says that | mov. pave “urectst.Gve upon the encempment | LOADS OF FORAGE AND SEVENTY he did it with the consent of Lieut. Wyman, and | and along the banks have not been observed from HORSES CAPTURED. the others say that they were on the way to Mary- S hendred places on the opposite shore, which it Sannin THE FASCINATING SPaniIshH OANSEUSE NEW BILL 70-NIGBT! Re-engagement of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR, the eweet ant plensing Ballad Vocalist. sulé (Rep) W.L. WALL & O0.. ited States reer ftie = has been impossible for us tooccupy or guard. | 411, REPORTS OF OTHER ENGAGE | - —— eat ot See army ei neme the lee be rogulay | veceamien abies Romer tnd other | [a's word, it meat have been patent to a MENTS PALSE. Third week. of MI88 ELLEN COLLEBN, the supplied by the Guvernment, without reference to } Becestaries of Iife. casual observer that some grand enterprise wus 2 much admirei and favorite Danseuse, -_o the precarious resort of forced contributions.” THE OLD CAPITOL PRISON. on foot. How absurd, therefore, to suppose that MISS JENNY ALLEN At the same time, the Iatelligencer holds that 3 . vigilant enemy, who bas been watching | THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL- o’ol ok &. mm... There sre now about four hundred prisoners— Sees conecaled , has not been ROAD SERIOUSLY DAMAGED. ‘The popolsr and pretty Terpsichorean Artiste. pha Or fe te Voussis, leoture on ‘‘ the rights of humanity,” “civilized | mijitury and of State—confined Im the Old Cep! fully aware of all we ehh wate sane kas od a tt warfare,” &o., comes with an exceedingly bed | to) prison here. One aundred and ten of them| A considerable number pe 2 MIB! MAGGIE VERNON, and Corpr de Ballet. Continued encoses of the DELEVANTE BROTHERS, sent from here by transports. Seymour’s Divis- Lovisvittz, Aug. 16 —Osptain J. H. Terry, po! ‘were taken in the recent battle at Slaugbter’s ry of it. ae well as a part of Heintzie- | pivision Quartermaster, has just arrived here Mountain. Directions have been received to pre-| sauna’ ‘hove sireaay gone-—the Second Brigade ° iv int he left at os ‘directly to Gen. Burnside, | fom Cumberisad Gap, which po! age a net ap recht ae acento bn pri dmagerdng in the same engagement, whe will probably | ®t Aquia creek e shall thus have a profitable | noon on the 12th instant. Hi grace from either England or the South. The Repediican, commenting on the Presi- ent’s colonization speech to the committes of aolored men, seys AgTtg' look a.m. On ‘Be st me Sree, wee: os the the negro red the length of our retreating column, * . Pontes eth enna Sit eed | feech Washington sometime in the next twenty. | reduction, in the length Of Our eveat that can ie | Courcy’s Brigade was attacked Sy Stevenson bred Papen bared = oma — four hours. deus, otter the transports = can be hea Rebel division on the 9th, at Tazewell, and that ae 4.5. na ley " . penne ; Jore us, If we let bim slone.”” THE REINFORCEMENTS. the body of Oops nd Torna cavalcade ced | Col. Cochran, with the 14th Kentucky whipped Mains Eento Bolas, ont EGeeaaD DENNY GALLAGHER, In Bid Irish and Ethiopian Songs and Dances. W. B. ZARRISON, ‘The great Comic and Extemporancous Singer, “Tax Nationa, Sanxzz ’—The publication of this patriotic montbly (literary) paper has been ‘‘rensferred from Chicago tothiseity. The paper Je admirably conducted by Miss Delphine Baker, whose selections evince much care, good taste hed t inappropriately state that the rein- | train of at least sixteen or twenty miles. four rebel regiments. Cochran held his fire until inacemashe of Gat ota seit the field, ralsed under ; =e en ae yelegioa egi- aes within 190 he ‘ Seen eee netaaaal the tateot tee thesend (abipped, and eight daye? ra‘tons ordered for exch | tyeir advance. The Peltetal lost was three Killed pective nations of tl yommands—five rans- cor. That number came hitherward slone, uo: porte, hema and water, end Three on carried by tnd fifteen wounded, and 67 of the 16th Kentucky Pies wae oe MEARSEAL’S SALE In v rive of « writ of long sine $ men. taken prisoners. Wetooka rebel Lieut. Colonel, WILLIS ARMSTRONG, i P o6 SOO, Sone Oe eee ene — ——— — " A Biel tgs weckge pelt pene hi <i exohanged for the fifty-seven prison- | Clown, Juggler, La tour de Mason, . herks oes of ° ait Pye ee written. It is printed on good white paper, and PRISONERS OF WAR. stopped. Transpottation is now other way. | whom ‘and Paatomimiat. | f Columois tor ‘its typographical appearance, and the arrange- Night before 1 ‘, one hundred and nine of } Tbe sutlers, those ‘‘vultures of the army,” as they | ors taken by them. ment of the articles and matter, give evidence of weatnessand taste. The objectof the paper is the called, are clesing out their stocks in trade the rebel prisoners captured in the late battle at | ana preparing to Selear the hitchen:” ‘The les | The rebel officers admit a lose of 260 killed Slaugbter’s Mountain were brought to this city | son at White House will not ton be forgotten. 5 Chaise conte. eseues tu: piriormascé at tm osioer: a i 315 edi : or Pernt cake tars on A ‘creation ind for the benefit of such soidiere prigon, Yesterday morning the mail steamer John A. { *4 Wounded. HES ETIES ou oh 1 3 may ve cunnied during the war, end fifty per ——— eles at ' Warner Bauled ourints stream to evade ie We took 213 wagon loads of forage, and seven- T 2c £4 beaeni Avon mals ~, ht - — : cent. of the subscriptions are donated to that RESTORED TO THE SERVICB. ee ee ‘ae ee ty horses. New . iris x ees Auavon, aa the prope. "y of ctpeat. Gov. Votes ond Adjutent Geners] Fulise, Los rena avian youn Sane Se Cee, Seneet WE to fae various departing regiments lay piled upon | We lost the knapsacks of two regiments. FIRS? CL. Py uae = AMUs ENT, ‘wil be 0 Trond ithe aaa of ae east Soefet cod interesting | cer, the President has ondered hich ts bere | 0 Deak virere buy ell tareugh Monday sigut | Tete bas een no Aghtet Big Oreck Gup, at] | om Mon Ba EVENING, auras it. | | Ustober tian tage mend it cs one of the most useful end Interesting y rvi d ofthis fact Gov. Morgan | Wharf men were iy : ; - onsek of the kind. The price of subscription is only $1 poe Dadian ne — gan din pulling slege and feld calssons and ammuni- | reported, nor any other engagement in the vicin- As the eres Coes Bopest ot Sey Geinding tion ‘ons on board of trans; " Hong a soot taniner The orders to march, or bat was equivalent ity of the Gap or Tasewel? than the foregoing of the corps ot engineers, of which he is a major. to it, were issued Sunday. They were covnter- All reports of other engagements, and the cnt. 3 3 manded, or the time extended, en Monday. So tin, and Col. Byrd’, ——o——_— gto pieces of Gen. Carter's . Byrd's RETURN UF SOLDIERS TO THEIR R&GI- | ‘tt While the preparations have been going forces by toned ‘ase dhibity'tilke, steadily on, the army has been on the gut tive Soldiers are being dally brought hither from | ver *ince, expecting to move every hour. Some} 1.4) Morgan bas issued @ special order thanking Colonela De Courcey and Cochrtn fo? pet annum—very cheap, as it embraces among its contributors some whose names are favorably kuown in the literary world. The publication office is at 402 Seventh street. (> The proposed trip acrosa the ocean of the Prenoh tron-clad ship La Normandie attracts at. tention smopg naval men here, but as her plating p5ull corps Noses Man aan, Danooes De Panton. rominent pid reaxy of tale st are found the names o; i@ Mari el, Faw 4 Seaatife ffontretie. fnere peed u DB, . Kee tae, | Teh initrtet Pesthirs, {fhe Stars of the Artistic World! (MABSEAL's SALE —in vi: ere facie . the a oatt Conrt, of ot ome one the county of W: aud to me ton. wil ex oue to paslipani, fot cathy ip Sourt Bouse door ot ssid connty on PRIDa Sth @ay of September next, 1862, at 12 oe) f the batteries, it is sald, have had their horses various points,as well as being returned from | ° ie: Mi the d' ferent hospitals where they have been em. | b&rnessed for forty-elht hours If the move is fo: Washington, to protect that Sen's Embracing covery variety of performance, eon- te but two Inches, it Is suppoecd she can ride out Leg oe ee convalacence in the Logpertnerae city, and beve the forces within atpporting die. } thelr gallanity. densed in one enter'ainment, for one i wetorm, wherea five inch plated vessel would pln ae a tor rl rwilek ther pa! tance of each other, there isa geuers! feeling of | Knoxville papers give & list of 100 rebels killed price of acmuiesion. 7 ri 2 down. Our three inch plated Galena bas bad | quartered in the ‘Soldier's Rest; a, considerable Dedlove che best ond Gete tatog ee eneats | at Tasewoll. Tickets % cents | No extra chargos—no reserved aS no severe sea test, nor basthe Monitor. The three | 2umber of those conveyed to this city are desert. . ye : . ‘azhi We know that it isnot a retreat without 8 pur- ore, some cf whom have been away from their pose, and, in fact, it ls not a retreat at ail. It is regiments for the space ef haifa sand bad a change ‘of base—for the consolidating of the engaged in business pursuits. will be trooy iiseatinated tt the dally erttie sfeaaien | It ts estima’ thet the arr’ of soldiers of this character at the preeest time average | DREADFUL mane ON THE PoTo- pearly two hundred. : = ea bargin eo ren ane pt oe Mabe! ar Collision of the West Point and Peabedy. ment in favor o! jeral superintend en Foe volenteer forces of the severe! tates,on ac-| The following are the pertioulars of the dit- count < prea ant el cenxty, etc., | aster: upon ei nt, to the full extent of theappro-| Acura Caner, Va 14 —A collieton ov- sends estas Gantt tok tre, | eared on the Pham Mat ig a bat States mustering and disbursing officers within ged Point, between ths steamers eabody and eS—ae+TETTT— OE By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Asouoneers. A *, LE OF SUPERIOR BOUSEROLD ape The Louisville and Nashville railroad has been so much damaged by the rebels, in the vicinity of Gallatin, in blowing up tunnels, destroying bridges, &¢., that two or three weeks Will be required to repair it. Ratirosd communication with Nashville 71a the Pdgefeld toa@, will open to-morrow. ee FROM NEW ORLEANS. New Yorx, August 15.—The steamer Saxon seats ; thue sffording the oitizens of ington & model piace of amusement at a merely nomical expense, ard an opportunity of taking their fam. lies to witness a SNIQUE axp MERITORIOUS EXHIBITION unslloyed by any indelicate sote or Pony fp ene Bo G@ommon in theatere aud concert balls of the age. Boor a seomntet, vs Bharpley___—_. __—--akcAdasager su i3 a” IBERWY HALL, LEXANDEI4, FA. Prxcivar & TS ecacenecetien Toprietors ined plates of the Galena could notturn off the shots from the heavy ordnance at Fort Darling, bat the two inch plates of the French ship may run against the prejectilesof Alezican ordnance. ‘wEN FCRWITvRE af ATCTION— WEDNESD a¥, the So instant, @: 10 0 clook ‘we zball ee ag Sh ape pay vans! four -epd-@ bel: eigte streets, Walont Bovfease. very Buse Three resntallo Curwins, With Cornies, cost @88 0 Wee eet Dining een Dears oF as Eviton.—Robert A. Dobbin, one ef the proprietors of the Baltimore American, 4ied in that olty yesterday afternoon, after a pe- 7+0d of much suffering from disease of the heart. Fle was fifty-six years of age, and had been con- nected with the American for thirty-six years. The intelligence of his death wes received with Walnut on’ ‘or Wriling Desk, with ¢ has arrived from New Orleahs, with dates to the FIFTR WEEK! Wh hat Ani ‘ STARS: NEW STARS! pot astached, cnfeigned regret by a large circle of friends. each State by the superintendent of that State, | \ucr reat rp ealving the loss of, seventy cise Sch Instant, m ’ uk, eee of the Beason! gedion’ oa eo Oe +, Ni t News, with convalescent ti Tae steamers Roavoke, Blackstone and Creole <0 r 3) bape 1” We annex s comparative statement of the ARMY ORDER. Hey ‘Burmide’s ary. The Peabedy revo s Pils this port, had sited out. u) Ww. H. Font SON, Wales renge ) siension i abs, exports (exclusive ef specie) from the port of | The following <= been issued : the rescued soldiers and passengers to this point, jeneral Buth hed issued order sett! gan ares oF BLOMDIN. Very fine Cat Deosnters acd Tumblers, New York to for, fe he werk end an Deranruant, and from Lieut. Col. Charles Soot, of the #iy | General Butler - wo 8S | witimakes Firht R ve Arceumen norogs Bing a “ign j cnaas oi e ng = Adfetons Gon aa Office Aug. 12, 1608. New Hampshire, who was on board of the ill- | forth that the need of relief to the destitute ‘Will .¢ stretched soross the August end since uary 1: émeral Orders No — follow! je an 1, and 1860. 1861. order of the President of the United Statens dated ceestoed the Seth raat, fey oops, 1 have requiring More extended mc ascres and far greater outlay than has yet been made, and thet as o question of justice the burden should fall on those that brought this great calamity upon their fellow-citizens, viz , tnose individuals and cor- porations who have aided the rebellion with their means, and thore Who beve endeavored to destroy the commercial prosperity of the city. A subscription of $1,250.000 was made by cor- porate bodies, business firms and persons, whose names are given, to defend the city ageinst the Government of the United States, whilé the cot- ton br: kers (names also given» istued # rianifesto eet ‘ne ro; street, 70 feet rom th* ground. After which 2 Will sppsar at ‘he Hall in some of bis most Daring Feats! For the week ...91.2 Prev by reported Since Jen. 1...4,626,015 90,019,454 63,465,304 I> “The dry goods clerks In Chicago are or- ganizing s company, to be composed exclusively of men who wil! abandon the yard stick fur the Sdooting stick .”” Some ofthe dry goods clerks In this city have Riso abendoned the yard stick for the shooting etick, but socording to common report have gone obtained the following acconnt of the affatr : Jane bp ae 3 ‘We Jef: Newport News on Tuesday, the 14th First —The force under Maj. Generale Fremont, inst., with 264 soldiers, four officers, three ladies Banks end McDowell, doers the troops now | and onechild. At Fortress Monros we took on under Brig. General Sturgis at ‘ashington, sball | 17 men, making in all 279 souls. be consolidated end form one army, to be called On Wednesday evening, the 13th inst., about 6 the a of Virginia. o'clock, off Ragged Point, on the Potomar, we Second —The command of the Army of Vir-| were startied by a shock, and soon discovered — is apectally assigned to Major General Jobn | that a collision had taken place between our ‘ope, as commanding general. The trcope of | steamer and another, named the George Peabody, the Mountain Department, heretofore under com- bound down the river, The West Boint began Sorc Cee sball Logos = to jx very fast, and it was ascertained that she fe command eneral | would sink in less than ten mi: g Fremont. The troops of the Shenandoah Depart: | bod: 3 pea partialls aicehlow te Fo- nigh! MISS VIOLA Chir lON, MISS KATE FRANO} Cis. ¢ Besutfal Usnseuss, MISS FRANCES FIELUING, ‘The Accom: Ty Popes. MISS J fa PRICE, Daveeure and Songetress. LITTLE E! CK PARKES -. PARKER ons, SOL, t Songstress, e Pea- L cs a, and other n 14 | in October, advising the planter’ not to brig | HARRY FENTON 7 ‘Seuth to Join the Seuthera army ment, under General Banks. il cometitute the Tone Se caluencn nee whe Seen — thetr produce to the sity. 4 s TuLié EMMERSON | somtn® past ent © pone pias 5 a — second army corps, and be commanded by him.| From other sourece 1 learn valuable assistance | Tete parties are all addressed by Gen But- = -™ "| Stone BN eH Tuas Naw Rromenrs.— Arrangements have} The troops under the command of Gen. SicDow- | was rendere¢ b Captains B and Hal. ler’s order for the pur; above named. to the s ori ; gentie- | One meariy new iroa (Valeotine & Bros.’ + Captal iggs and Hall, and Admission 25 cents ; crohestra, 35 cents ; gentle hor bewn made by tbe Government for the reception | €!!, except thote within the fortifications and city | (heir ataibtant Qasr setae eee on He Burn- | ¢mount of $342,000. of whien over $313,020 ison | man and lscy to ooaticeten oo come Se eee, ome, os of the troops raleed under the new call und now of Washington, Shall form the third army corpt, | aide’s army, who were passing in the steamer | Subscribers to the 81,250,000 loan. Doors opsu at 74; performance ¢ o'elk. eu 18-st | Anszeclient gevoriment of Kitohen Ra =. on thelr way to this city. As fast as the regiments "Dy pikes pa pall aaiavere War. Jobn Farren at the time, and by acting Master An intercepted letter has been obtained, statin, thata Dr. M. was organiting = sectet Confedele tle army In New Or! as, and that be has 3,000 men enrolled. «tive they will be sent to camps of lostruction ecross the Potomac. The camps are under the command of General Casey. —___. ("Company Drill and Bayonet Fencing,” is the title of @ new military work Just issued by D. Van Nostrand, 192 Broedway, New York. ‘The work is after the method of Gen. Le Lonte- tel of the French ermy. Hudson Taylor, 34 Pennsylvania avenue, bas it for sale. pmictemesens feetaaictadieesaly {1 It te oxid that the new postage-stamp cur- ry Joslyn, of boat Rel: 3 kn E. D. Townsznn, Assist. Adjt. Generai hash, iso head Samy valusnis mation yaad, we Se the combined efforts of all, tWo bi a FROM GEN. McCLELLAN’S ARMY. | three persons wore festiied. Released Ufticere trom Richwend—attairs |, Toe West Polut went down in four fathoms of BE ° ie Mary- i The Strength ef the Rebel land shore, and nothing can now be seen of her (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer } op planks en ber dete eine ae rected Haxuison’s Lanzino, August 14.—Yesterday sorbet except one fireman, named John Russell = ats bps steamers came down the} The brisk, period during which the West Point ides repo ES fy cel ger remaiued aftoat after striking, and the consterna- late exchange of prisoners. Amon; these ret rae | HOB tines! ies pevcniee me oe se ing, Sfloers were Generais MoUall und Reynolds —— ray ge Vos igg ton pion Houe is for tnt Iseuireen the premucs. Sane GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts eee cee as oR REE PRO CONCER®?, at > Pein earn fe tee ly 8 the public that be has onevery WEDNESDA F, ENING, after the concerts at et Bre closed. & the Mari, Fire at Barre, Mass. Boston, Aug. 15 —Colonade Block, In Barre, Mass, occupied as stores, offices, &e » snd the Gatrtie news; was burned yesterday. Lots, $18,009 PePers J ——__——____. f 8 18 T 1 Ae aL VEAMGFICE ASAE 2a th 4 0! a ATPL sonore HALL—Fam, eee dst aay ies as sodectons Court of Wee! mty) in the Goh tre ANAL PACTET a? Free CLouD stred. Captain Doyle and Lieut. aeott were umbia, letters of administration, wi CAS AN cors wt renoy will be delivered by the engravers to the and others, the last to leave the vessel. Without stitborrg Tonnatcn, late of Waskinetoe meat?! a Department on Tuesday next, and will Pome ty Arg rnewer ad pray far rte re the biame to either party, I give you the state. 3 g % then be distributed te the depositories in differ. | Secteral Birney eel wh eae ae egart: Of | ments on both sides. ent parteof the country. No orders should be font bere, but to the neerest depositories. pensaeesectsnsenbeisianns omits Tex Star Tax—The Commissioner of In- ternal Revenue is making arrangements to furnish manufacturers of petent medicines with stamps for common use until they shall provide them- jecessei All persons ha oll 7 . ssid dcooased ate hereby warnel tee bite wita t@ vouchers ne 4 au palpi before pe = 7 0 an gee aev 7 of Twise 7 exo) benebt of the eatate. ven this ifth day o; Anguat, Sa NW BUR: Su 18 wae" “ rior A. beeagll Seog alg the fight at Nelson's Parm on Kain pineal the Peabody” witiscamtnial Theee returned officers s!! agree on beard ger be nae iors Seerwasice Aeck at he tine on ied eee eu pre goed The steamship George Peabody left Aquia been returned, which ie, that. f. Some sare id Be sa dews tee 2 one sense of the y term, Richmond is really evacuated, at lose te | OrclOcK PM. The heater proceeded down the Ly i PREY, Pre . site prety kat tet soa tothe = walt river, when about ° Rage Point steerlg P#vPosaLs For oats. asives with 0 onl ies iD e first two or th: ode t their tn- eas South, made an unknown steamer, which _— penis ——_ dies shal resi agg pelng Bon oh rg the cid Tex was the West Point on onr port bow.’ I gave Daror Quartray. "8 aggre taraes Set rapa» Pacronsts wil eripettedad tates D> 0) ntl r\iass tre ahh car of Kaeuve Beebe * ir ing the ‘er se one Eredet thousand bushels of Onts cated ood zane o quality, One blow of our steam whistle, which was an- swered in return by the steamer West Point. Beara — er —, fe veer our wheel. e pilot or whoever charged of the steamer pp nse tiner op be another tobacco war Weat Point, starboarded his wheel and struck our — — 8, : Main ani ¥ | bows on the port side, forward of our water with which th wide of the low windows Wheel, at five minutes past eight e’tlock p. in. z e De few eat heae tet) 224 | The following ta the statement of Capt’ Doyle, he ern Ywucniae the ne eee aos whe mere ofthe West Point: ne 6, they meni to have some J. E. G. Doyle, master of the steamer west peep wit =. byte pleasing themas! point certifies that between # and 8 o'clock p - thoes Pot by they | m., of August 13, steering from Ragged Point to or per cope rong Union sentiments, | oe soundin: 8, about five miles above Lower atdly confedera! semen of Jeff Davis, bis cow- | Machodie, atoniuaet by south scross the chan- y ites, and the doctrines they advo- nel, beard © whietlp iow once two points on the cate. Starboar wW. immediately answered it The rations which were dealt out te them were which signal means, ‘keep tothe right;”? out lights all burning at the time, our green light iaese heir med © Libby pues, Ro communication with the outer wor! hence were unable tolearn but little. T pS De ARE SS UP Marsbs! Van Nostrand, of Baltmore, has received fromthe Wer Department authority to exercise the powers of provost marabal, such as ‘were conferred on the superintendent of Police in New York 8 few days since. ——___._e (7 Mr. Thomas D. Sultser, assistant editor of the Maryland News Sheet, wes arrested at 2 late hear om Thursday night, end sent to Fort McHenry. ——$_____ 1” General McCall, who was taken prisoner in the seven-days’ fight, arrived from Richmond yesterday, and is now at Willards’. DIARBEHG@A REMEDY! EXTRACT OF BEUNE PLARY! Tested for Piftcom Years with Imumensp Sussess the West ond Sewth, and now mse tm the com geer WHE ONLY RELIABLE OURAVIVE abl vor RELAXED CONDITIONS or THE BOWELS Caused by Change of Water and Diet Entirely Vegetable, and Suited to All Ages. lations oan coasen, "i ry 4 A _ ct 4 ee ade ra two pounds to the bushel. ‘ Sacks to be furniaced without extra charge to the Gove: nment. 1m the olty ef W: ‘ OFrFICE OU S181 F1ES—exide we Sastome or =~ Govern- Delivery to be W:thin (20) twenty daye from the cate of the con- The full name anti bays I ssesne bt hs a- id bade int tar fe the 1 the parties must ‘ar OF will be iiered as the individ of the pa:tuer Huns panes Aenctatcedaianemeeiae being the ont that could — ~ —= Prepared and Bold by Tus Witmpmawal vaom tax Pantxsvia.— wgehadeset Aemell pleco of ment, other steamer with Which collision oated t AN OATH OF ALLSGIANCE MUST accome SSCORD REGIMENT 3 & 0. MAGUIBE, Tne New York Times, referring to Gen. McClel- coffee; no t white uae ~ rho bagel no | saw the boat coming down on us, immediately | pany zack PROPOSITION. _ DISTAICT OF COLUMBIA DRUEE. }an’s movements on the Peninsula, says: toa hunted’ yas eibey seed | stopped the engine and backed the boat; the To poe&.s ust 06 addressed to . A. Ruck- ST. Louis, poke 1) Says ® aren Prisoners. It is true that they were | Other boat Spparently golag full speed, her port | ER, Quartermaster U. 8. Army, ws Be VOLUNTEERS, — Pet PM vor ad re orenomge the recent ported Perchass what they desired—Greem | cuard and Paddle box took our bow and stove it | C.. Sad si ould be pisinly marked ~ : =e Bel a Onty by tae Jaman, Steen te make tc senth cite of | Becks bet ASS bremion. in, taking away about ten feet, leaving usin a | Osts.” A Splendid Opportunity is Giered to those STOTT, Drassist, Petersuorg was threetened” and lnduce him to | error teat the dient Hicsegcrea my, faa i an dinklng condition 1 immediately balled him to | rhe gnurty of HART BOM the who wish to youn thas crack Hagument. Me. 316 Pa venue. neaiy opposite : 8 We were In ress. He passed us, him, must AEN ANT: Revcasl Hew weed heavy oolzmas ceceded Nee earn nich | anna sod hater, It le true that some: apes | a [1 Savised the Hot te Beach the Dont imme: tive responal ca foi aan be fuaraate! sie huien shoe Soke eee eee and dy , 2 lately, which order was com with. M pended to 4 . - MARSHALL army due. the heavy reinforcement of Stoxewritl sock, | Inn ete Wicd SRY bat le wie tg aony | Super etd forte Meyiend share aad ann | SNe Gey fib reer THE MOST ENCOWS AGING INDUCE. | _jrE-im"--Na-sesterants geome four oms water. by cocomded. And then ome te Isnt of Meciok | Stig’ Bes Sehr evi ere, | to avoid eileen snd eed ey weer ea | Beato stich Ocure or of the Are held out by the Nativual Goverament, Corpo. | GOH DIERS AND CITIZENS) lan’s advance on Malvern Hill. Jt was to slarm Marabal, and the report of him is that Le facrose, to save alll could. The entire number missing dders must be t when bide ration, and Citizens. the weakened garrison at Richmond with the Bi Present in WRE® € eer page bitter, raving mad S-cesh, whileall whe ie seventy-three, of whom # porticn may be aro opened, or their proposals will not be oon- REN hoving as Matron, "he last under saved, as 8 number were picked up by small | sides FAMILIES OF MARRIED MEN pee > fear bp Ba Ene rn ied Le nap nie lead bec bie in ars are made at once to! boats and schooners in ee cinity eel ame Bonds, in the sumot fre thousand dollars, signed ot Baluet sll b® provided for by the War Pend adatom METS kM: Ske net were excitedly ri Mi to Me ier lpetf Those who arrived bere yeoterdey moralng left Sr eeserel ! iS teens Slageecestorr. eit Somalis Xx td - te = i. Wet raed in pected atiack, be was marching away to newand | Richmond on Tueedaygafiernoon. ‘The field acd NoTic {Mon of eolor who are in fevor | the contract, —s~- Bo * re jitiont "ore fevorab.e fields of contest.”” oe nape ins ry are 06 ee oe 2 OSB ARS a. Taz OrusERLanp Gar Arran. —Prom Mem- | company offlcers were oBliged to foot it. They Lela Commiesiover of, Bimigrat are to be given, whe w Tantumeninie phis we havea large 12). mA ner to Aiken's ae Cs. who wi!) gid them to all inf pone had the he hg cree waned, and ar- = het Hay tier oner Dropoved seciemente Throughout the eatire mening: pow cea ear. | AEE ~~ es pest wos beard coming from OF: Oo! ree ree eed Dc AUTON ment having some Oficer te wei: s Bearas citered, tht eS ryt : + ABbRL sr RENe TH. yee the it ay From ing these ones ak ee of the — G aie 8000) forces at or newt Richest Wet ttn —— =—-————————— | pared to become ve at IR SALE—A handsome young BAY HORSE; this guarantee hundred and fifty to two hundred wo FoRS 8 fasts * | corti ee troops. Some three or four oye tra os Ay iat aie wea i et aa con joste Sbave on. marching , Lord sw bh Main street a T BTR PO! BA’ fay 4 " be Bio Fowee aes this body were seat out Y sent out to strengthen Jackson Rita ad = Gd (4 farther reference to the victory ‘Tennessee, but the contrary publish 8 dispatch, received vi Mobile and dated st. Knox " = sul tw ieT OF U: LLED RK PACEAGES on ae a A > ment to be made cong ; pelts E EY if ; i z i 38 i if : ef ri é Hi | A FY : f iH a iit HE ie i : = ‘t z Fs . B