Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1862, Page 3

gorth, Clar! ‘and others, in Sth istics and ecentticties Ramleon, rong Armstrong. eapnines 4 Degree: |B i perilous ae S. ve Rang sist in an ee entirely to the sick and wounded =e be devetet, v ot tha Cuanad a —— sreageneenes eet ay —Sha new is wented, many ‘of ube fair sex enlivening it LR their presence. All who witness the performan- ces express themselves well pleased, and accord the perfo: ited cd plate. Sam Sbarplev daly en nal genius, and brings bis peg fnto fall for the oy of the va Brent sings wm sary foeae-p . Go to sacseoia ae aaie if you would enjoy an 1LLo Concur? HaLt —Free concerts d ne a waiters dispense aun até nu. ve Distaict Votunrzzns.—It appears to be a question, as to who are to be considered District volunteers. in New Jersey and in Pennsylvania. On the other band, the District has furnished companies end smaller numbers of men to the California and divers _regi- mients from Maine, Pent \vania, New Je ( and other States. ‘It is obvious that some dec! sion neti ro cb albpinporwoe be con: dered properly the “¢ District of Colum¥ia ” and ‘obiain the benefits of the mtn = ap@ aid extended to families. Are the. and Pennsylvania soldiers above referted to, ve considered * District ” volanteers, beca are ina“ District Regiment.” The families of these men reside at thelr homes in New Jeracy and Gov. Olden in a late letter to Lieut. Zulick, says that the Supreme Court of New Jer- sey has decided that only those volunteers enlist- ing in regiments formed by authority of the Gov- ernor, are entitled to bounty and aid. Pennsyl- vania, we believe, takes the same view. But doth these States again only ald “resident”? families of volunteers, and the volun~ teers in thelr regiments, whose families reside here are witbout ald unless the ists them. This is a matter for the careful considera- tion of the War Committee, and it should be at once decided and made known—who are to be benefitted by the rhyme Act, and whether, asin sections, it only to “ resident ‘ilfes,”” or whether fam!ii i fea alien to the Die- trict, but whose busbands or fathers are in what are called Distri-t regiments, are to be supported oe be recognized as District volun- “ Turez Hunpaen Tootsand Merz ’—The ith Regiment Pennsylvania volunteers arrived int tois morning, and took their way im- —w. to Old Virginia. The reziment is 950 "gz, and was reoru sited In the western part of the State, ia Lawrence, Beaver and Butler coun- ties. = field officers are not yet apnointed, the iment having been ordered off In tos | Het at a hurry to r! not its orga Pia 2 , fally Sind with Tey muskets of the Tatest taper caters. agree O’Brien is teas orarily 1m command About neon, yesterday, the I3ist Pennsylv2nia Regiment arrived at depot, and after parta. king of arepxst at the “ Retreat,” mirched ug the Avenue about 4 o'clock, en route to Virginie, They number nearly oné thousand men, récrulted in M!ffi:n, Unton, Snyder and Northumberland counties, under the command of Col. Ailabach. ‘They are well armed and equipped, and carry two bandsome American fisgswiththem. A full drum corps accompany them. Porics.—The Third Ward patrolmen reported: Mary Smith drank and disorderly; fined $2. J. Henolt, selling liquor without license; do $20 91. A. W. Clapp, p test riding;do. $5 John O’Dwy. deserter; turned over tothe military. John Ad. mons, do.; do. Theresa Uphold, peeGaliy, costs S56 cents. Isaac Brown, adog without licen ned @5. The cases were tried by Jus- tices Walter, Cl rk and Clayton. The Fourth Ward reported: Sarah Smith, drunk and disorderiy, dismnisecd Thos. Francis, rere fon Martha Douglass. keep- log a bawdy —- y_ Biligabeth Johnson, va- greney; do. 1. Hall, aronk; look locked up 6 hours. izzie eager, issed =6Mary Myers, do Jos. fon. Brenna, ateall) ase watches; dismissed—by Justice aus Doagiase, throwing stones; fined $1.58 Ferguson. James — drunk and Joha Williams, de over tothe military: ‘Tne McKenpars Camp Maxrrne —The series of meetings at the McKendree Chapel, which have been in progress several weeks, stlli con. | with unabated | ihe meetings the day and evening being largely attended. nday last so great was the number present that services were beld In both the mafia andience room and the hasement, and at night the altar, both above and below, "was crowded with pent: . several of whom conversion Pra the past week as many as forty have at the The Ryon, is assisted in the ‘meetings by Revs . Lyford, mi sion of the Young hteet cna, tiam Association, Mr. Camp, of New Jersey, and several of the chaplains to regiments now in the neighborhood Famitt Jans. —About 2 week since a colored man named Richard Vigie, Nving on Fourth St. page eg ee FO of disorder- Jy eonduct, and fined $5 00, which was paid out of the treasury of the firm of Mr. and Mrs Rich- ard le, since which they save beet putés the matter. Yesterday eene (Sree house end her, =eh che bes ben ie woemay, i; othe offer disappointed vigh le by Li nim = to tue office of Justice che = h vied the Maul ee Tenney in ths antic. giicveneee before The Justice after pa- Se heaton thelr s statements dismissed them, them to live re together in peace. Pen. © Cuazactans —Within = week of tys quite a number of suspicious characters. pe arrived in this city, and have been ae about Se known to the efficient ona, men as the ints of thieves and vagabonds The attention of has been directed = t ent have been arrested and or- e a ne ap. ‘Some have takea alarm, ted left, bal but peer, “ae Seine and the triding arglaries thefts now reported dal! attributable to to there the mea are to arrest them as fast we pllcthe; wad them rity for ‘sak eaantionston pcm! 4 AssavLT 01 4 RervanzD PRisoman —Vester- while award ten! ts & year or more \ Contea y to await Fount Wamp Station Casus—Before Justice Walter —Robert Waiting, pane pr a wiclonce; taeid house, and threats of beargig- Frederick ry ae eee —Mre. ae gel, profanity, dis- Hospi, ich Michael Mi ; taken to camp. Jobin Williams, do ; Toekoa ‘ap ti orang pedaling’ with. odttbtind Saat oN & sBorricke disor. derly; figed $2 62. eosgr Chae drunk; work- house John Brooks and H. Pet tn noche fined $3.02. F. Joboson od T. realy Jane Hunt, do ae eye Johnson Peine, J abed Prone’, ee fined ¥: TJ.8) Se oud James C. McCorrick, do; Precinct —Mery Curren, disorderly; x anne — assault and bat. : ecto vement; "i, $275. janly, assault; sect to keep the peace Pings H. Harris, L. B. Mason and W. Tee | mame Geo. Jones, do ; com- riding o1 n, drank; turned over to Rob’t Wilson, drunk Francis Smead and "Marg’t dismissed ‘ W. cee, do ; ae Franeii we ed $2 94. eidopkine de ; ; Icon ee horse to tree Mart! ha Frances indecent expo- , John Bitrer snd Jobn Mc- k and disorderly; jssed * Jona empting to do. Peter Conly, sal arent and sleep- po do. ae Jenkins, throwing stones; Crcuadioeed — drank ismiased. For, W. Butler and ber n. Lusb: » disorder] val. ce without license; fined Clements, keeping dog without li- Sema “tinea G58" altied Burgess and E. Den- oboo, deserters, turned over to military. Tenth Prieta +—Wm Johnson, disloyalty; (Ppege ll jo. Jobn Mat- tin Margaret Martin er Be Leony, Mary Parker, 3chn at Pee a sorder 4 each. A. Sullivea, do ; fined $2 bite and T. Capel, do; fined $594. Jobw hodes and John Williams, do ; tutned over to eet Thomas Mani and Anne Gray, do ; rag John Honetz, S. Cooper, F.R. Sew- a it Brown, and Cecilia Sewell. do ; dis- Bhinsed. Johanna Dant and gat NE bx vagran- ey; security for good behavior. H. Slack, drank asleep; fined $194. W. Delanty and John jearts, indecent exposure; fined #5 T. Dris- eu, aulsance; fined $5 91. J. Springman, do; Gardner, dtunk and disorderly; fin = ‘ae “Ann Cavanaugh, disorderly and profane, ismissed. Mary Bransill, do.; fined $10.91. P. Roche, fined $2 91. John Fitzgeraid, do ; do. D: sem do;do. T. Buckiey, do.; do Ss aon. indecent exposure; fined 35 A aisordesiy; $5 %%. Mrs Coomes, do ; do. P. Donozhue, drink; ined @291 Frances — Prostitution; worktoure. John Case, E. . Brown, C. Staxton, without pusses; to the military, EE Chamberlain, ° Pete do. Wm. James, steaiing; for further pan Exrenation ro CENTRAL AMERICA A colony of colored people to settle in Central America, is being raised in this District with good prospects of success. Quite a number of colored people i= have, we learn, eogaged in the enterprise, and the following agree- meat: The undersigned persons of color resid- ing in the District of Columbie, hereby agree to emigrate to the settlement in Central America about to be founded by the President of the Uni- ted States, through the agency of such company ashe select, under the pledges and guaran- tees uttered by him in his speech to (he people of color, delixered on Thursday the 14th day of August, 1962. Confiding in his generosity and the power cf the government to negotiate with the authorities of Central America, we thus en- roll ourselves as candidates for places amongst the first settlers. Wanrper & Srewarr have just received severul omer es cnet, They are seiling coal at such rates that persons ought now to la; in thelr aa - ply for winter. = ARgivgEp at Bllcy's What 5 Wharf, schooner W1!liam rk, with co ichooner J. H. anders, with coal; schooner Swift, Capt. Seward, with coal; schooner Providence, Capt Seward, with coal, all for Warder & Stew- art, corner H and Twelfth streets. 1t* Szven Hunprxp Voucntees 8 cx in Cam! Young men, be warned in time. Supply your- selves with Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. They are guarantied to cure the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel cn Only 2% cents per box or pot MYLITARY FreLp oLas: fre, in time of war, &s indispeosable to officers as ammunition to the ivates. Now Fixing portunity to discover roach of my, then viewing the scene aE action with distinctn:ss, and very often saving a man’s life, a field glass is an invaiuable Ce gre tothe warrior. The finest assortment south of New York is to be found at Franklin & Co.’s optical establishment, 211 Pa. av., between and Thirteenth streets. au 21-tf mame hating appeared in the morning, in connection with , Etake the Ii berty of making & the case. Taree Savers came into my house and ordered dinner. Theysoon became unruly, threstening to whip the waiter, &c. My clerk miidly re- monstrated with them. Ia reply, they told him they would whip him. He then ordered them out, and, upon their refusing, put the most unruly the party out. He soon returned, brandishing large club, and threatening to smash things generally. I'then put him out myself A few minutes after , While standing on the side- walk, became up behind me, and struck me a j tfat blow on the back of the head. In self- nse I struck back, and following up =F blow it him down in the ‘street. While in this posi- jon, and while he was making every effort to extricate himself from my grasp, he was rescued by the arene As to the ‘little soldier” ‘De! wounded, it is pom as to my being drabbed, the writer the ‘paragraph certainly misinformed ; and as to police, I myself tend brought them, and ean ene of the of- fenders weil drenched at the guardhouse It is fame, 1 keep an eating house; but I claim the right to keep, or attempt to kee Pp, & quiet one; and, selling uo intoxicating aust, will not be annoyed by those who get intoxicated elsewhere. E. J. Coorar, 1 New York Eating Rooms, 474 7th st. a 5 AND an Pe Von in somgre nape ort Aurist, 227 Pa. avenue, gives bis entire at- ton to the treatment of Ai aladies of the a Deafness and noises in the head re- and hearing restored. Testimonials from of the beat Known citizens, who have restoted” ‘aight or hearing, can be exam- ined at his auis.st* Ps er PznnsYivamia Rovurz, ie tt Baltimore the North and t—Two Sete and on Sun- ot ge ant sure connections. bh at gore on venne and sixth oo au it-ly v generated | e Mass, aa “Geadiy' toon to our vor ta Crimean Canpg oe iy ge were oh enormous q' ites. TT the 2 kept bon ghee Only 25 cents per roe WANTS. WADNZED- gict wantan AUZEATION ei po yy Re ‘First vata, ears ae “ea or un oat Office, Oye rest onb street, between 31 snd eu 2i St* as IMMEDI sei: None need fhe noraer “PRY Wa4nzEeeonr Pennsylvania 5 an niles fiat je a Address D W tods house. m8. Tress imennaone bm. &e 5)". City Fost ae FTED !-' ay thorim or the Si Middie-on’s U. f tre Uapnol, “mt gt na. 00 se —s rnd 10. osive all ske bountien goin ted: Tafed an: get on'y the pay. “Capt. Re pion: ETON. EC! FED FO ats Fiat R me Ra? ic9 in the sround Washingtoa. DG Advance Pay, Bounties, &o., ths seme as in k Sees seen ot | in e between Pa. avenue acd D etrests, aed th. id tle drait, whioa on no ine ft eoruiting Office 91 Kigbth street 3? REGIMEN? Fopiee ISR QE COLUMBIA Having been cuter zd y Gen. Wadsworth to raise @ com of vo me for the 3d Kegi- tam now pee or ry) the sefv:oe d anaty, from the city mn 9500 will distriba.ed by the clerks cf the Sixtus —— ‘a Offices to this oom sar y On its being mu: servic, Volunteer at oros and save bounty. Diatting will com 6 lat of september, and ths bounty will not he paid rt Reoru| ee offcs, Ninth street, between the. Av- enue snd D at. wate Yarallies of married men will be pro- a. io 7 he ony. NM. SNYDER. 3s, Cart au2l fw" WASTED... jood PORK Be wienee Ts Apply L 18 MUTB, “62. wat st., Aloxsodr'a, Coon. ee AND COACH 2MiRH &D. wire of A. J. JOYCE, Coach wee For teenth ot ste are Al ae > Wash ai ease A street, vgs ci Bae WOMAN to iron. oss If quired— rat d0or above mtoventt —_ RIVAPE FUT OR.—An American Rents om of five years’ experie: co in texching, di the ertuation of private tutor ia a fam ‘dar ‘*Futor ” office of the Star. Wig D—Three BIN AND SHLEI iY WORKERS, None but good workmennsed app y. E. H.& H, RBEGORY, _ AD 20-9) 1 Pa. avenue, T)}WO GOOD FAUM HAND’ WANTED, Good wages ani saat, Be pacer’ given wire Bt MULL ‘8, Vermont Groce, Jn jonne hommo Ar 3 ULe famtl'o F: mai mztars. I! parie =e ot donne 's de bones recommendatic: + Bureau du Star. OUSE W ser sh onor A smell b: tt (Sag ith in fifteen minutes’ walk of the Washingtoa Depot, for which a good rept Wwill'bo pavdn a Ah formerly 7,88 oF $0 por month, t ditional d be paid. Address *¢ on 45 Fngine. WANTED 3O HIRE—Either immediately, or from the hed ofar- six block from nd & pormerent, t paying tenant. Rent net to excosd $4) por month Addreas“a PB,” Star Of- fise au 20-3t* WASTE D—Atthe Government Hospi's! forthe a Anko) Ri, Navy : intelligent *1 paticnts,ove Baker, two fo wash. Good wares Bro given. and the #1 ust are h-althy, pe-manetto —_ who 0 and «very way desira)'e. BOLLS 8u 20 10k [inte:. & Repub] 8 t Beperintent Obits “< ANT). D.—Young Men or Boys ovt of em poyment can ‘earn an artin a few minutes, for a small outlay, by h a good living can re made. App yat tne Ladica’ Stamping Depot, 24035 Seventh street it, between t. and VW Northern OLUNTEERS WANTED t 1ST REGIMENT D. C. VOLUNTEERS, Con. Jamus A. Tart. A BOUNTY OF $26 paid by the Corporation to reoruits inthis regiment. Look at the inducements : Government Bounty ——. —— . Advanoe Par.... Additional Bounty_. From Corporation ___ From Ciugens, say-. ‘Tote! amount to reorutts. Weappeal to the patriotic ot Washing- ton to come former rd promptly aud fill up the ranke of their own re Reoruit oe ondexvous— 496 Ninth st, near Avenue; 654 Sevecth st.; and opposite For rest Bali. Georgetor Reoruiting Oficors—Capt. R. Born, ap ed Topson. ECBUI?TS WANTED month and 5 855 fer outs He rations ver Sayed | Privat na, tok cies, OEY oi, 2 ration per | opi cree, @13 per month, 1 ration por day. and clowning: io Eilewy,, erm ot tment three years. Peas was ates Sus t2éth ADI 3 —i want every L. town to bag trele at ca igs muslin. Zambrios | &o, anc have it stam You can bare your eee sree fee came choles of cree egant pa’ Brticle of ladi ar. per width. ‘and are the only persons make it an exolusive businers Seventh stroet wert, petween Land a te North- ere Liberties aug iz" erg Ths best of tenants ear be be f BGbies ‘without charge by Spplying as ma ly N. 3. MILLER AN. to know thati Mh the pe het oe L ‘cask Yor ‘ai acusles the hovsefurnishing lime, one or havis: a su will do well ry * 248 Seve oL, between @ a af Dealer ia’ in New and Second " a now SE' wal HAND rot SiF bce erON | and BEB. DING, for aro paying stare; will And it te thelr OXGCUKSIONS. P10 105, &o. A enanien: FoR A GALA Bayt TAL PLG mic will be Green tp: ing Pavi'on on beipay, pt instant, by ths SOCIAL CLSB, A fin oO; murc has b On Sigaged for the coossiu Diro.ng to commence at $ o’alock ; t¢ oon inwewatil 120 oicck at nicht, Adm’ sianoe for & gentleman end lady, 50 cents. au 2: Ts YOUNG ie pd ry rs ETY of Georgetown return tha ks to Those orn Arsisted at their ast Pio Nic, and beg' jepve to say that the encouregement with wineh they mot hes indaced them to another. which ake piace on Mum DAY, 25th August. at an ds ‘ed, on account of ins D@aatrful eituation ard exty Soecss by Carrisges Rorors the Aqueduct, or by busts, Which will leave RET Ot ee poate. Sf thedey SPP inted 18 :ainy, the Pio Nio will take p ace Wednesday foltowing Acmiseion—@entiomen 60 ornis ; Iacies 15 conta; obiidrer wacer 12 years, at O! FOR @LYMON®! IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH’ Frenzied bethe Head and Palsied be the Hand that Atiempts to Destroy our Cnion! GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION ov TUE Union Engine Company, No. 2, TO GLYMONT PAVILION, MORKDAY, Angust 3. ‘The memberez of the Company pledge themselves that nsither trou! ls nor expense will b ed to make Le zbow Ex ft sod t Capt. Seog will hot. whert's at 73 o’olock, and Alexan- ¢ i leave the ecr ner of sofh st, and Pa. av., and Northern Liberties Marxet.a*7o’clocka m. A good brast: ont =a band has been enzeged for the occasion. 81 admitting 9 gontiemen and isan et any of tue menbers of the Cempany. ‘i Dinner and Refreshments serve: by the proprie- O18. Committee of Arrangements. lies, J & ¥ Carpenter, Ches. Da Fey N0—On the 19) INIA MONEY. which the owner can hsve by prov.us property a adi ment. 4 ppiy at the 3 TOUND—An ue ee goptaisics = diver?» har; threo letters, whirh the i" « o- et A &* the star Offos, proviig propo: a paying for Sir aaeee- tise went § FEWARD-—Stolen or straved,s white on 2 red spotted COW. Fhe above r ward wi!! be given to | = of 2¢ and* D Alexandria, V n Hho Aurast Il'h, one dark frown aDeSe eC right mint | foot 6 Te. dove deliveries him to Omnibus Stand, thin man rks on his b Pagiven to any foR RENB—At 0. 460 street, cast side, between 6 ite., comfortable APAR'B- MENTS, chamber gic sud with citting rooms attached; recontiy fur . No children in Oe £ jesahion inone of the most are e FO! SALK—A free LOT, morte cn H ctreet, Cg Se ght mie Pr Office. at mod- erate GE E, Pa _cvonue, between 43g and 6th ste. Fo¢ at A ree furnished siITTiN@- for a centiomen | od isdy. ie ‘oom. ly at No. 617 ‘Seventeenth street balf a ielate aorth of the War Depa::ment. su 2) 2t' E ORERS WANzr?. XPERIENG D Armorers will find employ- 0. D. an 8 t%th t “Coronet Commanaing. Cre BAKER W “D— Wanted, five or six frat 7C between 4% ard 6th s19 St W ANTED—Fonr or five erfurnished ROOMS or a small Howe, east of “Seventh st est Srore. corner of Massachusetts avent vixt street, “01 we W ANTED-A SITUATION 85 dining room who ot n give poner ferences and testimo- Pale cheracter, Adress Look ox ae. Wasung on City P.O. aa 19-91" ment on immediate a; hostion to “ic RAMSAY, ses Cake Bakers. Appiy to HA merkst Lene ip at BORLAND & 00-2 Dro corvant, Pi 3 mulatto hoy, 17 vears of are, 8 ANTED-—A HOUrE, with 6 or 8 roo: cither in this oity or Georgetown. Ke: gtly apd io me if desired, Addre ter Office, stating terms. au I! OUSE big dys a A House containing 6 or 8 rooms, within three squares of the Avenue, 6-u aod 1ath sts, Apply at 4. s’3 Billiard Saloon, corner of 16th ed Ye ay. au 19 St’ NED —A Y YOUNG MAN who is oagable ood o&re of my smell en: 10 to mace l uireat National Steam La Nisth aud 1996 su if JAS F. HOPCARISS. berg ee tad by ite OR ae the tet Novem» HOUSE of 6 or 7 roomsand located be tl Fi d Pennsylvi give! si res: Seventeenth st 2A UP!-THE L CF bag onl soun Fat wi ERoriment Pbousty aan sto hers. jane goon ile end Pa aveni Fy ANG: J. A. CAMPBELL, iat Lieut 12 st het Is AAR do ot TO AVOID beer CaLvzrthas iswo' th to raice iS oe in the new (3d) ; opened his strect of refer jo. ST: URRY vee aU wy abe faa ol m advance, best of ref- eesdas: os; Sor 11,” cathe ee erences tion, *. mein be Was eee rm | ares ri Y one eae for sale, erg six ri artoftho city oath Also, Fri a5 B. Bq use, similar infvatets8 a. ares, re 11 Sto somete N. BH. MILLER, i SALE—HOUSES AND BUILDING LOS, in different parts of the city, at all prices Al 8 tow Farms in th “gh mS ue ass Kesidenee in ® Northern city, banse for ® similer Tee gro t in Wertington, Paties having Real Esta 6 to rae of are re ted to call on M@ENKY L. t treet, next to Riggs & Ci SyAth. NEAT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT the northern For SALE OR LET—A very nics and cheap ‘oom, parlor, and kitchen peed gol House for rent. good bar- ied to. 3630 C streets papas A BARS CE Sane Pigtaren. end Pe tat LD, Good wBoardiss aSocd een Restavact ana x ate is 8s at 21 of FLOKENG & CONANT. ans Lew. ® t| ea ig-at* bo a ee F vee neat sarap story FRAME 20 feot front, Soapmning eimuariy ettusied, A so, & @ lor a fret c e inity a the pab. Bepartnente peti Neat 373 Fo TE auld Aad ‘OR RENT—Neatly ad a meateas noes, BRICK tin 8 Biel: wn Biely opposil one of the oar e howe, < oe im me, &o. Ene lot has has a front ot twolve nd rane ayes dred and 7 et with errithoat 8 ue furnity &u'2 iw _SECOND EDITION. _ ORDER RESPECTING INFANTRY TAC- Tics. Wax DeraRtTMENT, } Weshbington, August 11, 1562 The system of infantry tactics prepared by | Brigadier General Silas Casey, U.S.A , baving been approved by the President, is adopted for the instruction of the infantry of the armies of the United States, whetber regular, volunteer, or militia, with the following modifications, viz :— First. That portion which requires that two companies shail be permanently detached from the battalion as skirmishers, will be suspended Second. in title first, article first, the follow- | ing will be submitted for paragraph eix, viz A regiment is composed of ten companies, which will be habitually pested from right to left In the following order: First, sixtb, fourth, ninth, third, eighth, &fth, tenth, seventh, second, According to the rank of captains. Epwis M. Stanton, Secretary of War. Headquarters Provisional Brigade, Washington, August 21, 1962. Oficial:—Hanay W. Suirn, Asst Adj"t Gen’. ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS This morning & squad cf the Sist Peansylvania Regiment brought up from Alexandria sixteen Prisoners, who were sent down yesterday from Calpeper and vieinity. One is said to have been & member of Asbby’s Cavalry, and twoare guer- rilas; the rest are citizens, and are charged with being disloyal, assisting the Rebels, &>. RETURNED PRI-ONER OFFICERS. About one hundred and sixty Union officers, returned prisoners from Richmond, filled the lower hall of the War Department this forencen; some receiving orders to rejoin their respective regiments in the field, and others receiving leaves of absence varying from ten to thirty days SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL. This morning, Captain Lansing of the George- town Provost Guard, arrested Dr John P. Stone, a Druggist, on the charge of being disloyal and @oncerned with aiding the Rebels. He was taken before the Provost Marshal, and sent to the O14 Capitol ae GENERAL STURGIS’ COMMAND. It is sald that the following Regiments have been assigned to the command of Gen. Sturgts: 12th Penn. Cavalry; 24 N. Y. Battery; 86th New York; 63d Indiana; 13th Massachusetts, and the 91st and 114th Pennsylvania Regiments. NOT TRUE. The prevailing rumor of an engagement yes terday afternoon in the vicinity of Fredericks. burg is, dcubtless, untrue. PgRsonaL.—Major Generals Cadwalader and Dix, Col John K Murphy, of Pa; Hon. B.F ‘Thomas, Mass; Paymasters JS. Isaacs and 5S W. Preston, U. 3. N., and Dr. J. @. Thompson, N. Y., are at Willard’s, To-day the returned prisoners from the South are visiting and recelving the congratulations of their friends. Overa hundred remain at W1II- lard’s Hotel. Hon. Jos. Holt and Miss Hynes, of Ky., are at the Metropolitan. Hon. John N. Wallace, of Del., and.E.R. Jew- ett, of N. Y., are at the National. ———— ee LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. —_+—__ NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Naw Yorn, Aug. 21—114 a. m.—Long bonds, 160%; seven and three-tenths 104; gold, 115; de- mand notes, 7%. LATB LOCAL N&WS. “a —_————— me. Ricertion or Troors.—As large numbers of troops are arriving datly, it may not be amiss to inform the public asto the arrangements for re- ceiving them. Near the Depot are several _— buildings erected for their accommodation being used exclusively as an eating room, wh! oh is Known as the ‘‘ Soldiers’ Retreat,’ and the others as temporary quarters. The “Retreat” is under the direction of the Comm! Department, and Is superinteaded by Thomas H. Donohoo and J. H Searles, com- missafies; Who have employed about 22 hands The dining bail Is about 100 feet long, and con- tains five tables ve of actommodating 600 men. Behind the dining hall is the kitchen, in which are twelve large boilers capable of boiling for 10 000 men per day, and four rozsters capable of roasting for 4,000 per day. Still further back Bre the storeroomea and quarters forthe hands em- Fexs. Immediately on the departure cf troo; rom Baltimore or otber point, the commissary is notified as to what hour they will arrive, and the men are set immediately to work—one gang of men cutting the meat, another cooking, and a third gang {n setting the tables; so tbat when the soldiers arrive a botand substantial meal is in readiness for them. At the same time they ate ing of their meal, if they are to leave im- mediately, a day’s ration for exch is cut and cooked, and by the time the repast is over, they may start on their journey, es far as the commis- saries are concerned. are not to start immediately they are to the ‘Rest,’ a few yards from the Retreat, » which is under the superintendence of Mr Smith, the agent of Capt Camp, of the Quartermaster’s Department, where find quarters until orders are received for their depzrt- ure. Owing to the large number of men quar- tering in these buildings, and the uncertain pe- riods at which they arrive, it bas peen found difficult to keep them in as good order as desifa- pow but a force has been put to work whose ial duty will be to — the quarters in as nly conditien as possible. "The arrangements made by Major Beckwith and Capt. Camp as to the reception and forward veatace the troops to their destiaacion are excellent. sides the soldiers arriving from the North, a e number of convalesvents are daily sent here onl qearureh and subsisted until they can be forwasden to their regiments. Muitary O} NIZATION IN THE SixtTH Avopi- Tor’s OFric’ ‘With s view to be pre; for any emergency, and to manifest practically their trlotic devotion to the Government and the Baton, the officers and =. of the Sixth auaiveers Office have organi: for active service, not only for ashington, but in the field owe held yes ct Aliemn, Chiefef the Buress, o’clock, Hon. Green 8 a, was called to the chatr, and John F. Sharretts. ia, age eee eee, Sie at of the was iy but uently #1 by Mr. Adams, and a free discussion of the means by which that object could be best attained was invited. It was determined to organize a mili- Over one hundred names : T exclusively in the Sixth compan Office is denominated the “Adams Guard.”’ A resolution was autho: sm manifested by members of the company reason b} ih bil wi LE onl Ke Ean — Lag wd at the oft end, bay ” low, ren, and the seme Sgure in the er at They bave the nun*bers printed ia red in two places—in the upper ecce end ta the the Treasury in the body of "he note ignatures (LE Cbittenden, Reg! ~ter, an@ F.E =ptoner, rreesurer,) are on lathe lower corner ‘be backs, with the ez- n, Tesemble very muck Profile Ikeness of Alex rf Hamilten (the fret Secretary of the Treas ury) in dody, a liftie to the left of the center, and in each of the upper corners te the Agure 2, sur:onnded with the same §, in emailer form. The green stamp on the left end bears (he somber “11,” under which le the number ef the note in red, which Is also placed a little to the right of the center in the apper pert The signatures are ag asin theene’s On the back there are flour lorge @’s in each corner, at the end of the green stripe, and the center hes the Sgore 2 arranged in two circles. in the center of the circle, on both notes, is the following: “ This note tx @ legal tender for all debits, pe He and private. exept duties on imports and interest = the public debt, and is reccivabve in payment of all loans made to the Untted States.” This morning, avont €6,000 im the new twenty- five and fifty cent notes were received, and were put at the counter of the Treasury—there Pring « perfect rush for them, as well ss for the other small notes—and the stock was soon ex- bausted ; but by to-morrow the Department ex- pect enongh ‘o satisfy the demand A_Brt oF Scanpat —Cloero Baakee, © very wealthy Washington gentleman, came to this city with bis dashing young wife, about two ; Months 2go, and took & bouse on Staten Island, : where he has resided ever since. within the pest couple of dsys three bench warrants wore sent from Washington for his arr-et, One of the documents charges him with bevieg committed a rape on a biglly respectable and wealthy mar- ried lady, who moves in the salons throughout the capital Phe two others cbarge him with assault sod battery. Detective Farley took = gentieman under his espectel patronage, an: accompamied him to Wesbingtom last evening. The prisoner ts 2 man of forty, while bis bloom- ing and interesting _ te but eweet eightesn — New York Herald, 19: The 2A Fiote ai other account, wherein Mr. Ba represented asa «wealthy banker of Washingt a About three mouths ago be was connected with the ‘ Billion Ban®,” corner of Four-and-a-helf street and Penasyly. but f t now connected with any to the kind bere a Ov Distaict Bovs at SLAvenTER’s MowN- TAIN —A correspondent says: in the many ec- counts of the battle I have seea, General Green and bix brigade bave not received the credit whieh their sctions entitle themto They beld the extreme left on the geld of battle, and, al- though not ucders mosketry fre, were in of both sbeli and shot during all the action though they numbered bu: three buadred and sixty men—the ib New York and ist District of Cotumbia—thry were ordered to support ope of the mosi important batteries on the nd when the ganners of (be battery (the Capt Magiivery.) were shot away, twelve men, belonging to the District of Colum) Reyimeat, manned the ns, and fought until they were st. This vrigade was the | st to d when they did so, they were the recipie a deadly fire of musketry, wt end oasuaee, but they an ed them, marched off In line of battle Tae Derantments Comins Ur ro ram Work. M. Snyder, Jr., Cierk in the Sixth Auditor's Ufice, has been authorized (> raise a company fer the 3d District Reriment, and bis fellow-clerks have contributed $500 (0 be distributed to bis company on its belog mustered into the service This ts tn addition t ~ bounty offered by the Goverament and the city; aad bis company wil doubtless be speedily if ead. Captata Sayder is well known in this cit will make en excel- lent officer Hissinc tae Waone To: company of singing the as present hissed. He we: iy , aud busted ee te tbe Fourth . urned over to the military. 1 doubtiess be cautious in future what tune ee ———Owe —Last night, as the GB OLetese AND CIFIZENS MRS. WREN heving served as Matron the iset 1a the Army of the Powomac, whore she sevea rom tae hospitaus, of re her Modicines FVER MiXTURD not wed hucdreas in osmp trom Cons: mpeon inet wittor, Fr testimonials wes d Lieut. Roome, 6let New York Lieut . Lidat Soott, Maoi.t.rs. eear oer, o~ Traiuor, ‘ Kino Rip + ie gerst. Mejor Grogs, Cap’ ouv. Dose Vat srocks, Sergt Macbs 2 t Bradie, do; Corp N. bestdes, hundreds ice pipers’ aa 80, cov ner 6 Fiankiin <0 Are street, b+ oon oth a. Pate M bo Phy iuvites Gospels cured of ‘of Sut Joists, Chrome 0 Rheumat! Byes, Vid wiearee A umors, Hemar. ‘ thes, iten or Tetters, no Fay. Ladies boarded ad site. ded = ye ho, 445 K etreet, between 6th ana fe oe PUBLIC Ry IN GENERAL! eosLine RESTAURANT. 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