Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1862, Page 3

eee oe Chr eet ~ ~ LOCAL-NEWS. AMUSEMENTS Vo-nicrr. Forp’s ATHENEUM.—This popular resort opens to-night. The avditorlum hes boon so arranged asto secure additional com‘crt to visitors be company bas been selected wit! care, and witha particular view to comedy. The bill for this evening is a good one, a re two wherein Mr Clarke can best display bis qualities as a come- dian, being “Paul Pry” and the “Poodles” Mr Clarke wiil be sustained by a first-class coin- ny Thists Lis first appearance since bis re- turn from Europe. Goto Ford's delicht!:! re- Ly this evening if you would fully enj +y your- eel : Marietta fn her fascinating dances ming Clara Butler in song. New ad new dances tr produced tn cession at this resort. Tor pantomime ived nigh‘ly with renewel applause Bud- worth, Gallagher, the Delevantes, Closki and Harrison are immense in thelr a cullar lines of business The ijatter especiaily manu actures song for the milion. Stitt Trey Come — numbering 1, 40 men, ar yesterday after- neon. The regiment is mad up mostly of young hardy men, who wiil no doubt make their mark. After partaking of past at the Retreat they marched over to V' The followin, the fleld and staff off Colonel Daniel Chi in, p= ee Lievtenant Colonel Thomas H Tal- bor, P nd; Major Charles Hannibal Hamlin, Orland; Adjut nt R. B. Shepherd, Bangor; (juartermaster Horatio Pitcher, Bangor; Surgeon B. E_ Paine, Hampden; Assistant Surgeon Je- rome E. Elkins, Ashland. The 9th New Hampshire, numbering $75, ar- tived about 7 o’clock last evening, and stopped at the “ Rest’’ during the night, and are to leave to-day for Dixie. following are the officers: Colonel, Enoch Q. Fellows; Lieut. Colonel, Her- bert B. Titus; Major, Geo. W. Everett; Adjatant, Geo. H. Chandler; Quartermasier, Carleton B. Surgeon, Wm. A. Webster; Assistant Sargeona, Joba 8. Emerson and Francis Gib- son; Chaplain, Edward M Gushee; rgeant Major, Kdwin Green; Commissary Sergeant, Howard M. Hanson; Quartermaster Sergeant, James B. Berry; Hospital Steward, A. Warren Shepard. The Fourteenth Connecticut arrived about 2 o’clock this morning. They number 1,007 men, who are finely eee and are ready to go in the field. The following are the officers, the most of whom have already seen some service: Sth Maine regiment, Colonel, Dwight Morris; Lieutenant Colonel, Sanford H. Per! 3; Major, Cyrus C. Clark, Ad- jutant, ‘Theodore G. Bilis; Surgeon, Philo 6. Rockwell; First Assistant Surgeon, Lev! Jewett; Second Assistant Surgeon, Frederick A. Dudiey; Quartermaster, Chas. F. Dibble; Chaplain, Kev. Henry S. Stevens, Sergeant Major, Henry P. Goddard; Quartermaster Sergeant, William A. Comes; imissary Sergeant, Julius W. Moul- too; Hospital Steward, Alfred G. Mollan; Drum a John McCutting; Fife Major, Philo P. usb. Ssventa Street anp THE Piranx Roap —The corporation of Washington, at an expense of about $3,000, has improved Seventh street, and put it 1a excellent con ition, to connect with the road in the country. Mayor Wallach and the members of the Councils, who took great inte: est in the improvement and hastened its comp’ tion, were led to expect an immediate improve- ment,of the road, corresponding with that of the styeet. Indeed, {¢ was promised, but the toad ig provement has not been commenced, and sons who use the road and pay the high tolls for the os of keeping it in ir, complain just- ly of its present coadition. as ft inten by the company that the road should be red ? Ia other words, was the promise to repair made in goed faith, or was it only made to induce the corporation toexpend mowey for the benefit of the road compéiy? The ought tobe putin good order immediately, in justice to the city. A PirireL Sczns —Tuesday afternoon. the wife of an officer of the 125th Pennsylvania Regi- ment was returning to the city from the camps in Virginia, in @ carriage drawa bya fine par of horses, the animais took fright and ran away, and upset the carriage at the Virginia side of the bridge The horses disengaged themselves from the carriage and kept on across the bridge Un- fortunately the drawer was opened about ten feet, and notwithstanding the efforts of hystanders to turn them back. they ru-hedon, and tried to leap tbe opening One nearly cleared the space, but the other pulled him beck, and both fell into the channel and were drowned. The lady and her driver were not seriously injured by the upsetiag of the carriage. The struggles of the noble animats in the stream excited the pity of the by- Standers, who were unable to save them. Tue GLanvEeRep Honses.—Vesterday Bryan went to the Fourth Ward police to !nquire about the diseased horses and m mentioced in the Star yesterday as having been tied to the tree boxes near Judicia usre, and removed bythe Fourth Ward imen beyond the city ifmits to be killei. He claimed them as his perty, and said he intended to kill them and ‘ute the carcasses for the manufacture of glue. He was taken before Justice Walter, and the charges made was for tying the animals to the tree boxes, The justice gave Judgment inet him for every — he sum total of the fines was $28, was regarded as ae eg! & very moderate penaity ‘THinp WaRD Station Casts—Before Justice Clayton.—The only case = piytete was Geo Coplin, drunk and disorderly; fined rf To-day —Margaret Pletce, creating a nuisence; ficed $15). Margaret Hollin, do; do. $1.54. Martha Waters, base coin; disminsed. pass! Columbus Talbert, panting counterfeit money; dismissed. Edward Jobes, throwing stones; per- J. Cc. Mined S158. M. A. Wall, threa’ dismisad August Woolf and Hesper Ni drank; neo eee military. Jas H, Smith, do; fin 3 A Cuore Sixetr Stzats Swouten’s Hat — Officer Crown arrested, on Taesday evening, Patrick Hawkins, (eolored,) on the charge of an assault and battery on W. Shorter. The affsir xrew oat of Hawkins salting Shorter’s haf, as a some weeks since, since which time the parties have been at loggerbeads; snd on Sunda: night Hawkins went to the Astury Church lied Shorter (who sl im the choir) outside and then beat him. Justice Clayton heli Pat to security to keep the peace. ASSAULTED.—Last evening, about 9 o’clock, an old gentleman whoze name we were unable to aecertain, while going aloag the retiroad up Cap- itol Hill, was stopped by three negroes, one of whom asked if he bad any moncy, to which he answered in the negative, and was thereupon knecked by one of them with a stone, which cut his face severely. The party made off, leaving the old gentleman on the ground, and were pur- sued for several squares, but were not ovei n CracuLation oF SmaLt Norgs in THE Disteict a - & I o 4 PI 4 a > is lw a 5 2 g z § 3 o 3 & 2 a ° cc ean hee eR Tur Prarie SetooLrs —Disloyal Teachers —An adjourned. meeting of the board Was held on ‘Tueadsy evening last, for the purpose of electing teachers. But few were elected, owing to the fact that many of them refuted to answer the ques- tiors propounded in reference to allegiance to the Governmen' e who answered did so out ‘opposition to blood- shed,” and making otver roundabout replies. In- stead of com'ng divectly to the potnt, and ani ing the stmp'# © Yes.” or “No.”? Some, snbscrined to the questions with x provise fact is undeniab «© that Secesh is amply repre- sented amongst the insiructors of the youth of Washington A Setter ves read from M Hinds, In reply to tbat cf Miss Milburn, where A. positively and forcibly denirs the alleyations set forth in Miss Mi. barn’s communication The board adjourned until Tuceday next,when the teachers for other schoola will be elected ‘This ts all th fortiaion we have been able to obtain of th the fact that it to have been g are of the opinio: The entirely mist*ken one to our mind—tpat ranapired should not be made public reod reason Why the proceed! teen of the ot have the same pu - Councils, or any other Public Scho: icity as those of 15 municipal organizatio: FataL AcciDENT large fretgbt train we enue, near the west named Reeves atte erday afternoon as 8 sing Pennsylvania av- e of the Capitol, a boy 0 get on = baggage car, under the wheels and over him cut bie legs off at the removed to the residence of his father, Leonard Reeves, living near the bridge on New Jersey avenue, and expired in about three hours. When taken out his limbs were mangled in a horrible manner, the legs holding together only by the skin. Constan: rehensions have been fait thatan accident would appen in thie local: e boys quite sacs tis »rrowful accident may jumping on the passing cara to geta ride. ts b to be hoped that th prove a warning to #8’ Fient azovt a Drs . Yesterday, George = Brown, James Stewart. and Joseph Smith went into the restauran: on Penneylvania avenue be- tween Four-end-a-half and Sixth streets, kept by C. & R. Poctinell:, and culled for ham and eggs, beef steak a: c coffee fur taree, which was fur- nished. them, and they disposed of the good things with apparent relish. Upon calling for their bill, they were informed that tt was #2 They objected to the price, and offered 1n pay ment tgventy-five centseach, which they regarded as sufficient pay. A quarrel ensued, which termi- nated tn a fizht, and the arrest of the proprietors and the three customers fighting. Justice Walter fined all concerned, proprietors and cus- tomers, 82 each, and e!s0 made the latter pay the bill which caused the troub: CouNnTERFEIT y. some attempts were made to p me half dol- lars of the descrip 8 the “Stone coinage.’ ‘The attempt failed exeept in two cases, where a man end 2 women were each are- ceiver of a half dollar, and discovered that fact by attempting to pass the money. The pieces which they bad were taxen by the Third Ward | Sipeeapie and delivered to sergeant Skippon safe keeping. No doubt that much of this trash is in the bands of ‘‘ shovers,”’ who will use every opportunity to defraud the community with it, Itis easily detected by its light weight and grensy feeling. Old pieces slightly worn, are easily detected by xppearance, and no one need be deceived by inem. Panponrn —The President has recently par- doned the following persons Michael Welsh and John Gerord, privates in the 5th Cavalry, who were coavicted last January of an ssiault and battery with intent to kill, and sentenced to jail for nine months. Andrew Jones, convicted tn July of resisting ree and sentenced to four months in the 3 George Creager, alias Williams, May, 1558, of the murder of Wm. F: near the corner of Sixth street and the nue, on February 22. 1852. und sentenced to eight years’ imprisonment in the penit convicted Deatus or Sounizrs — The following have been repofted since our last: Geo. Ogden, corpora! Wm. Donovan, Co: Henry Grochel, Com Richard Wa: . y. Quartermaster’s service. Thomas Burns, Company G, 101th N. ¥ Joseph Keiner, Company I, lst Penn. Rifles. D Hannessey, Company [, 8th Alabama R. G. Goodison, Sergeant Company C, Purnell Legion, Md. FourtH warp 2 Jases—Before Justice Walter.—Jobn Holioran. threats; ruled for bear- ing. Charles B Clarke, John Kennedy and A. Bernard, drunk end disorderly; turned over to the military. James Pamporey, assau't and bat- tery; security for perce Wm. Smith,drunk and profanity; fined S1091. Mary Murrell, street walking; locked up six hours Mathew Morley, fighting; Wm. Sm t», assault and battery; sent to Jail by Justice Clayt Countgrvzit Money —Counterfeit half and quarter dollars are tn circulation, and during the it Week guite a number bave beentak n by our citizens. hey tre tuch lighter than the gen- uine, feel greasy to the touch, and when oftered singly are readiiy detected, but they may be easy palmed off among genuine coin. Recovery ov Governect Goops.—Uficer Coaway and Capt Ware, of tee Provost Guard, yesterd xy searched tne house cf Mrs. Kelley, near the depot, and found a hox coatalning fifteen overcoats und several! muskets. She was placed under atrest, and will have her trial to-day. Map Dee —Yeeterday morning @ mad dog ran Anto the basement of a house on G atreet, near Seventh, and was featened in by the inmates uit!! the arrival of Otficer Noonan, wro killed him at once. Tux Inp1an Huns Doctor, from Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature thelr complaints or illnes, without reeriving aby information fr m them. No charge for con- sustation er advice. Oflice, No. 1l Washington Buliding, Pennsylvania aveaue, corner of seventh street, Washington, D.C au 25-tf Ong Dottan! One Dotran!! Ong DottaR!!! Go to the Dollar Store, 433 Penn avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, and see the splendid stock of jewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your chotee for one dollarr lw* Suven Hunprep VoLuntzsrs 8 cx in CamP! Young men, be warned in time. Supply your- selves with Holloway ‘3 Pillsand Ointment. They are guaraniled to cure the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 21 oF CoLumBia — fhe law of Congress passed sev- = Dinirlet of Colussbis of takes tenet cs ae takey I olum! or cor, ‘ion notes} On the jsth inst., by the Rev. Father MoCagen. below the denomination of five do Ts, will be g0WceD BUAKEN TON, cf W: tone to strictly enforced after the 20th of September, and | Miss MAR@ARt¥ LISFEN of Baltumcro, Md. offenders prosecuted according to law. The gov- (Baltimore Sun copy.) 3 ernment issues will supply deficiency, and} On the 2%th instant, by the K Mr_ Chapman, copsequently exclude gm notes of question- ean & k ian ry . Ritter, abie or counterfeit character, 4s well as the gen- uine ones of small denominations. Po.ice.—The Fourth Ward patrol reported yesterday: Louls Jackson, assault end battery; bail for court—by Justice Donn. Joba Riordan, drunk; fined $1. Thos. Migher, Michael Burk, Banting; turned over to the og J.C. Byan, tylug borses to trees; fined $25 tick Burley, fighting; dismissed Henry Butler, adultery; sent to jail. C. Poctinelli, z. Poctinelll, Gecrge Brown, James Stewart, Joseph Smith, fighting; fined $2 cach—by Justice Walter. Louis Jack- son, threats; security for peace—by Justice Donn. Tuzrr.—Yesterday, Officer W. M. Kelly ar- rested three ooys, named Charles Dillico, John Mortimer and James Kelly, on the charge of being concerned in stealing $20 from Mr. L. O, penbeimer. = a had a son in his store, who wes these boys to steal from his father and divide with them, and he took #20, of which he gave half to be divided among the crowd. Justice Clayton committed them to jail for a further bearing. Tus Loreen Synopor Maryann will com. Mence its annual session in the English Lutheran churchon Eleventh street (Rev. Mr. Butler’s), on Saturday moraing next. The annual sermon wiil be delivered before the Synod on Friday evening by Rev Dr. Diebl. The Synod is composed of the clergy and lay representatives of the various churches of the denomination in the State of Maryland and District of Columbia, and a very full attendance 1s expected. nt oan Goop ror Evit —Yesterd: — — Edward Jo! e Cl je eof assauiting Edward Walter on Tuesday last, and took him befcre Vasa Clay- ton, who fined him $1 58, but he not having the money, be was about be! sent te the work- house. bite mother was moved with com- passion, rather than generously paid the fine note aptiern?, A Dinty Hotz —Yesterday mornii : C. Cook arrested Margaret Coase al een Holland, who are jhbors, on the charge of creating @ nuisance eeping — The officer morning Officer bes, a negro boy, on H.8 , eliest dsughter of On the 7th instent, MARY ELIZABETH, cnly ge Wm. L. and Jane E. Grovor, aged |) year 77. ‘Phe reatives and friende of the family are re apostfally invited to aitenu the fuaeral, on to-mor- Tow cvenisg, Ot 3 0'slo0k, ou 2M sireot, betwren & - On the 27th instant, of typhoid fever, EMM14, Beuasest dauchter cf Kiigzgs and tue late Johu id, of Pailedelphis, io the isth year of her ne fyisate nnd eequsintances of the fami'y are réepsot{ ully invited tu atts: d uer fnneral, from the yeeid:nce of her eister, d:18 Klizabe h Marcsrou, ‘corner street s2uth and Sevond street cast, Gepitel Hill, on Fridsy afternocn, 29th instant, at 407100x- tlotelligeneer. = T NAVY Y“RD SCHOOL, HE Exercises of this Sohoo: wiil be reeumed on Monday, Septsmber | d for the present, in the basoment cf tre B: Churen, corner of Virginia aveune 62d Fo treet east. gu 27-4t" WwW. H MIRICK. ILITARY GOODS. RICH PRESENSABION SWORDS, SASHES, EPAU LETTES, SHOULDER »#KAPS, BELTS, P.SEGLS, SPURS, FIELD 6LASSES, Bod OFFICERS’ REQUISITES of every deasription. M. W. GALT & BRO., Juwaiizns, aass@t 384 Pennsylvania Avenue, D P HAIR CUTTING. HAIR DYE- Dp STENS AND SHAVING BuLOON “Phe undersigned begs esve to inform his friends that he keeps oons‘antly oo hard Cosley’s Circas sian Moir ‘Obie, Aud & suPyoriOr Brticie of Bay . for the usd of each vopen wae fevarg sum ws ee No, 388 D ai., bet. 7ha aad ath, AXTER’S SUHUUL UF THK COMPANY; 2F cunisor’s Hend Book, London ; 37 onta, bes. - aul va peg ore to the houses were Bes to try Drill of the Umited States Army ; esch al it ex by four and that = 7 were kept in om aod ae the pe Te 3 Voluntesrs’ Camp sad Field Book; 25 oa parties were taken before Justice Clayton, who Col marey’s Memoir on swords, Londen 5 i ed each 81 55 jegrath on the Art of Ty ah Se _——_— on ‘Nese? Nationa! Scho! of tw a ee EALING —Charies Deilico, Johm Mortimer, | #ifle Driland sust votion Lon ee ‘ames Kelley, were arrested by patrolman . of the Third Ward, as acces-ories to the ig of immey fiom Leopold Opennelmer se ell boys, rreying from twelve to fifteen faze A portiea of the moaey stolea was peu them Asotuer party at large is the pal Ube boys were sent to jail for ag by Justice Vlsytea, ae = —————————E—E—E_———————————————————————————————— nr ae & Ss! (infant 1, oudon; $1, pf, ice Acuy of tie Grimes Londos; Cot 2a Caution: fer Com pany acd Battallion Det, Londen; 6) 08 tiv» B eee Boldvers » Le agai’ Campaigns of Hancibal, London; aa FRANCK TAYLOR, non 5 PERSONAL. Ww NOTICE, " HEREAS Bridret Weleh was married onthe sth dey of August, 1830. at St. Vincent's Churoh. B ward H ed vereeit fora ringia woman by the name Weish, and a= such was married to the red. the month of November, if6l, sl! persons are hereby osulioned not to trust heron mrt sooount, as { will not be responsible fir any debts contracted by her SAMUEL BRANNAN. August 25th. 182, Bu 26 St" WANTS. SE WANTED, furnishei or unurnished, b «wen 10th and lith atrsets north of F, fo-a mi privatsiamily. Kent from tires to six tun ed Koeferesce rnqurecnsb’e., Addraes: A.H_B ,” Washins(o9 Fost Office, D.C. an'8 St? 1. QUALIFIFD AND EXPERI dy teacher wi'l give private lessons ip any of th pipila' residences. Address" Men Italian, at ibe pupils’ residences, ‘Address *Mu- sic,” Ge rs town. 9 C. Bu 22 Sit N-FORMATION OF FRANK BUSHROD (col red)is warted by his wife, Ellen hred, who isat fo. 5¢9ri: th street. Navy Yar esh ivgton, DC. Any per on of his acqua ntanee ses dvert s.mant will ccnfe: & great favor by nis netiar, we i! A KESPRC TABLE, EDUCATED GIRL, who has heen ane and brough’ up in a oler- g?msn’s family, © 031d lite to get mular situa. ton for nurse, or shamberwork. or sewing. rot so mus of cons dera‘ion. A at th ploymen: Agen y Offics, 611 Nin h avenue. Aleo, ihe pest of Serva hand, (au 23-32) Ww ANTED—Thrre WOOD CU PFRRS, mma diately, Apply en L street, third coor trem Fourth. ou 57-2" AKERS WAN SED—Wanrted, a good Bread Biker (resond hand) aod four good Cake Ba- kara, Se arai7 6 Bas RDING.—Wantea, by ® gentleman and wifs,® part or the whole of a small Furnished House, or Boarding witha privete family where there are few or no boarders, Address". J. 8.,’’ star Office. au 27-2" ANTED FO HIRE-—A good COOK, WASHER and IRONER can hear cf a good situation and liberal weges by azalving immediate ly at 389 Kk. street, between Sth and ldtu. Recom mendations requi'ed. ac 278 ¥ AN'TEL—a thoroughly experienced NURSE for achildswe.ty months vid, ‘So oce highly recommended (and no other need apply) the higheet waces wil bo given. Apply at No. 203 [ strest, b-tween 20th and 2Ist. ‘Bu 27 3t* y ANTED TO REN T—A_ well farniehed HOUSS& inactniral location, not less than 12rooms G@ovd rent and best «f rafereno? give . Address "*J.,” Box 11, Star Office, stating locaton and terms an #7 tf ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and tren another to do housework and 8 MAN to ¢rivs a wagon Apniy at W. G@ EUSEY’S Agrionitural Store, High street. below Bridge, Georgetown, au 27 3t' WANTED—A DWELLING HOUSE, #p’o able ne'ghborhoo.:. of meJium » in g2cd repair for which the rant will be paid promat ly #t thy ena ofever mo:ta, Any one hevirg such & jonse‘o rant can lis +e a permanent tenant Sati«cfaciory :efs o:ess, Tae advertiser may be found at Po. 36, fi et floor, & atreet hail, Parent uss Boys may find emagloyment. App y hetween $36 snd 6rh. au 27 St* fire Bui ding AN’ A gocd. stacy BOY to learn the , bread and cake baking. Apply ai the corner of Fand bleventh ate &u 26 3° ANTED—A first rate COOK, WASHER, ud 1RON it ; none other need appz it isfas‘ory»scommencations wi'l berequired. Apply at No 363 Hat, corner +f lérh. gu 26 3’ 2 AND MMEDIATELY-~--Thres first class $* “SHEER IRON WORKMEN, Apply a! once to G. WOODWARD, 318 Pa avenus, bs- twe-en 10th and iith ats. au 2% St JASTED Tu RENY UR PURCSASE—A neat HOSE conteining 8 er 10 rooms; any distance within one mie fram the Patent Office Willacwe Addrese during the next two we ka, w th partioulars of location, t-rme, &o,P O, Box 662. Bu 26 lw* Wane: D—A smali,nestiy urnished HU@SE or four or five furnished Rooms, euitable for housekeeping Possession wented by Ist Septem- ber, Add ees *M .” Box 61, Post Office, giving number, description of premises and price psr Bu 26-31" w+ ED TO RENT—In the vicinity of the Patent (Mce,a SE, farnighed or unfor ed, cr euch Rooms a would te comm dious uitable for a private schovl. Good ref srences be riven end rert punctuglly paid | Fleise ad- Greas imme ciately “rs, W.,.” Post Office, Wash- ington, D.C. au 26 st™ V ANTE D—A small HOUSS, cither furniehed or utfarpish ut locality be- tween 10th and 17 E PRE. 320 Pa. avenue, Washing auz ;ANTED-—WOUULEN RAGS of every de ription, for which the abort pues will be C. &. SAVAGE’S, 34 and 36 Lee reeks m= ore au 23 Ww ANTED—atthe Gorernment Hospital forthe insane, on the Anacosis Hights, opposite the Navy Yar no intelligent * sr Men to attend 1 paients,oue Baker, two Women to cook and two to wash. Good wages are given. and the situations aro healthy, pormanert to those who conduct weil, and every way desirable. C.H NICHOLS, an 20 lot [intel,& Repub] Superintencect, OARD WANTED-—A gentleman in business in the city ‘es full, permanent doard for his wife, and partis! for himself; would prefer a strictly private family, and should expect to put up with the conveniences and inconveuiences. of ich. Northern people preferred. Location de- sired coith of Pa. ave., between l4th and 9th ate, Bains “3. F.,’, Star Office, stating terms, &o, a is VSONARES- ND aVOID BEING DRAFTiD —Wantod, 49 Mon to complete a onpey of the Ist Reg’t Eastern Virginia, (Sena- tor James T. Close, Col, Commanding ) ordered for sgecia! service. bv the Sscrotary of War, in the vicinity of Alexandria and the forts around Wash- angion, Y. C. Bounty, pay and allowan: 1 2aiue ne osher regimonts, sbus cffering raroinduce- mente to volunteers, Two Drummer Reeruiting Office, 3d at,, one coor from Pa. .., A: C, WIDDICOMBE, Capt, P.O, RILEY, Ist Lisut, au ls 2w* ADIES, LOUK HERE !—I want every lady in town to bring their flannel, muelin. cambrio, #&c, Sud have it etamped. You oan have your chorce of 5,000 elegant patterns. designed for every article of ladies’ wear. We only charge siz cents per width. and are theonly persons in town who inake it An exXolusive bueinees Call at 280% Seventh siroot weet, between L and MM sts , North- ern Libsruas. Bu 9 2t* 'Paose I (or tempo: ‘ment of any kind want o: of i weald better oall on the new INTELLGE! CE OFFICE, No. 611 9tu street, (where the pest ott bo given to first-class Servants. plications on band for good Coo! sha. bermaids, Wait for young Men to ry families or hoteis, aan ANDS wanted. ~ ployérs in weut of good kelp will find it to their ad- vantsge to all, N. E. HOUSES wanted. The best of tensnts on be obtained without charge by Spplying as N. BH. MIBLER. Wo ars now beying SECOND- AND FURN(SURE, STOVES and BED. ous.” Fecailion declining Reasekoep! er Gt Mes plus of feruiteres will Aud fh to Welt o give es & call BON®Z & GRIFFITA, Ma. 25. tte at., hetw. i and Ko ioe ANTED—Evory person to Know that I am ir the inarket. ready to rey omen for all artioles inthe housefurnishing the oe of havin R BUCHLY, 44 ln 8, EW AUTHORIZED N INFAN ag v TACTICS, lor the U.S: ARMY anD MILITIA, ber order of Hon. Epwin M. Stanton, Seoretary of War, Auguat llth, 1862. For sale by UDZON BAYLOR, Hookseller and Stationer, 334 Fa. av,, au2-lw (int., Kep., & Chron.) near 9tn st, Ciper FOR THE ARMY. A fine article in larg: the 20th Septemoer prox. army supplies and also rectifiers may aidress th sabecribsr at Mariboro , Monmouth county, New Jersey, for full particulars. also, in largé quan & superior art:cleuf App!o Whisky. sw H. 8. CONOVER. vv 5 NOWCE HE Subscriber has just opened a SALOON tastefully a the accommodation o: Gentlemen and Ladi Ladies will fod w Saloen very convenisnt, where they can = be select and have the id Cream for lunch, on fe adumttod by. ail tint our G i= a our foam 1 m) thin ety. re 8 superior Children, i b: ‘ivate room for an private DAYON, €66 Eleventh st, iy between @ and H. T HOME AGAIN: HE Building, at 331 Pennsylvania avenue, having again been rebuilt, the- eabsoribers are more convenient y situated better than ever en prepared to do all kinds of Yoo Work, Manufaoc- sure and farnish Stoves, sed i) Houcekeeping Artioies, and Camp Equi nts, Kemember, 321 Be » BVeDUS, south side, near K. H, &. H, Ll. GREGORY, Seventh street. EW AND SIMPLIFIED BeaHop FOR ay 25-tf PlaNO FORTE AND SING Professor ALF XANDER WOLOWBKIL, Pi- Suist and Composer, nas retarned from, tne “London aa she opens rer ovuras tor 1 y his! wacd Simpiihed Me od. By Prot, Wolowski's tom, & on having ony @ slight knowledge o; mUsiC Will be onapied in & Very short time to re: music With great facility, Sud execute operatic as well as classical music with rare perfection, As to the voos. part, by nis way OF vocalization he arrives Ot must ext sord'nary re renders the bles the at to vooslize ity of vone. rate st hie resideces, No.461 ‘Fonts ae betwoon & and F, eulein EXOURSIONS, PIO NIO8, &c. FOR FHE coop OF THE PEOPLE! GRAND AF TERNCON AND MOONLIGH' on *HUKSDAY Avevst 2. Ene civereal pasaen. er m no'es W thit two squtrss of .@: lea es the foot of Hizu 8 reet ere y t32 mitute-, aod po cherre rofe*sor Soh.oe-er's unrive led n band bas been en- gaged fe rths conesicn okets 50 cents, a. mit- alles ments—Wm, H. Castor, o. «. Dorn, E, J. Ler ts- a 2b Bi i Th ‘i ner, Joh Dv ckeraén FOR SALE AND RENT. ———— ee cNe— etree! aid FOr reon ge act ct comiortabie APART: ith sitting rooms MENTS, cham te and wil ec reoes tly Tarnished. No ohiidren in the on is one of the most eg ee qr ie Wi “ Aeess FOR RENT—A \erge HUUBE on Sth street. near Patent Offic ith rei bath, forrent, Fur pariicuiat 2b ee ts EMPERANCGC ALL—PThe Leave and Fix 1 turer orthes chegeee cacablishmens will bes li cheap fer oasti—a rare chance for en. App ae F. WANDELL, 02 tu 5 SEVENTEENTH STREEP —Ono loree Q5 Tanatons Wovm wil be vacant at 498 Seventeenth street by the first of September. First- lass house, wituin a block snd ® half of the city ‘8.807 in the most devi'ahle part of the city, ~ . Boarde rs tayen on m2derate terms. Fo RENT—A two-story BRICK ST4BLE and the Lot on which at stand: ern feet, - situated On i. street. berween Lith A ply to FAD: NAIRN, at the Drug Store, cor- ner of 9th enn svonve. au 27 3t* Hess FO. LET AND FUR*ISURE FOR SA LE RAL RUGETHER —Seven vsry nest *rout Rcoma, with every conventence for Housekeeping —up etairs, 353 C street, between 4% and 6th. au 27 St" N FOR SAL E—The Good ixtures end Ferniture of a Rea- House, in & good jocation ‘aotory ressones 17 F street, to ONANS. —an56 3t* RENT—On the ist of September, two well T furn:ried ROOMS, with Board, ina a faviy. The situation is cootral and pisas: B- quire at 329 & street, botween |2:h and | No ob ection to far ies. Bu 25 6" ESE SatE—A three-story BRICK DWELL ING, situated in the Seventh Ward, on H. be tween 434 and €th stre*ts; will be so'd low for ossh. Inquire atthe office of tho Washington Iron Work, teland. au 2 2w* OR Sab oa reat thee story FRAME HOUSE, 21 feet front, containing nine rooms, $ oat passage; surrol en, and having con ailevs, Ase. finetwo story FRAMr HOUSE, 20 fest front, conta:ning six rooms, ce!lar, and pas use, simi'ariy situated, Aso, & corner LOF, suitab’e for & first immediate vicinity of the public Departments A riect. ‘Torms cash, or short notes, A cent, No. $73 Seve) teenth st. au 19 Fu RENT—Nestly furcished ROOM, with good board be had on Pennsylvania avenue, Apply & au lé-im™ uk ANU PUUND. 5 REWARD-—Lost on last Sunday night, about 8% o'clock, a binck MULE (malo,) sdout thirt-cn hecde hign, got a! bo h rides of ths neck, froma ‘Tho ashore reward wil ba giver sarees 4 a aiceet between /2th and » bast Navy Yard. Bu 28 st* W. DEGEN. 5 REWARD .—Lost on Satarday last, between one and hve o’olock p. m, in going bey and l0th,on Pa. avenue a SAFK KE i,and 8 sali key attached to it, by ® spring ring. the above reward will be retarned to this fice cl TRES*ARSING UPON THE FARM of theru'scriber, near Tenallytown, D.C,, two CO WS—ones red and white, with horns; the other & white, without pep both giving mos lp soseaneaed 0 prove prupsrts, pay charges and tske Te se ig . @.N WATKINS au 26 —Straed awayon August 2st ht bsy MAKE, about 14 i , with @ white star in fore d Wuil+ strips down the he ross the jeft nostril; with & lump on the bros from taidie, acd a Jarge ropé sround her neok; \00%s8 43 if ehe is with fosi. 1 will give the above reward if reiurne’ to JOYCE or LEN- MAN, on 14:h sty Bu 25-6 Derice Ut COLUMBIA, Waentneron Corxty—I certify that. Will Knicht of the county aforesaid, brducht bet the subsoriber, & Justi Lt tr P na for rg Ae as B _ - Ts eo, i about — years about Teen hande high; tas & soar on the off hip; &nd @ scar on the near shoulder from coilar mark; shod ail round; and switch tai ; a nstara: trotter; when taken up a leather atrap round the neck. Given under my nacd. JOHN D. CLARK, J. P. ‘Fhe owner of ths above described Mare quested to prove proper! awl obarges. and hor awey 1LLlAM SNIGBT, Bu law2w* 1334 street, near Long Bridge, BOARDING. R' OMS AND BOARD, with a Northern fami. ly, in @ plsasant locklity noar the te. New house. furniture and beddirg. A bis Boarders accommodated, 446 Bwelfth srast 6: tween 6 and H. ie P. s PIANOS. ERSONS in search of a re low price wil) alws’s find the af t gortment at the Musno Store of W. oR Fo la gtiaded Sole Agout of Steinway ns. ‘Several 2econd hand Pianos at low aooomodeling lors, at he Musio Sore ot En a is if au 20 . W.@ ME ETZ+«ROPP. UREAU OF CONSTRU ON. Bee aise Der bemant, Nag. 21, 7262. PRoPosaLs will he received at this office until ouday, the lst <epiember. at 12 o’clock m., for the constraction and putting in piace of ron Lat- tioe Girders for the roof of the west wing of the ‘Treasury Extension. Plans oan be examined and all details ascertained 1eBtiou atdois office jeparate pi oposals Will also de received until the wame date tor covering portions of the roof with, copper. Prop>sais must be reparately sealed, and plain'y 1D dor.e7 on ths envelope **Proposa's for the lron Hoof of Wert Wing,”’ and ‘Proposals for Copper Roof q Weat Wing” id ISA1AH KO@ERS, Engineer in Charge Bu 2i-6t -Teasury Department. UST RECEIVED AT No. 16 MARKED Space, Pern. avenve, between’ ‘Qn Jth streets, Ladies’ Last- Lace, C end ute Gaiters; 1 reas 2 tO} PIS er ey Neer a ware Ls rf LH Fronon Ga'fskin. Giove Calf, Patont'Leather ‘Mo- rocco, and ing Gaiters, ‘Pies. Also a great variety of boys’ Shoes, at exceeding low prices, m 30-eotr} J, ROSENTHAL. HE SUBSCRIGERS RESPECBFULLY T cal! attention to their large aad superior eupply of . MILIFARY AND NAVAL ING & FURNISH ooDs, Consisting te) evorything necessary fer a: Persons! out-fit, Officers requiring such are respectfully invited “late B. F, Loudon & Ce..) SREIBEKE RK & CO Military and ore ‘Bailors, jy 2% eotf Metropolttan Hi T MOORE’S WES? D DRUG STORE. 113 Pa. avenue, south fide, the public can be supplied with Pure Medicines. Also, ail the popu- iar advertised Medicines of the day. Together with @ —— supply of Foilet Articles, ote. ars, Tobageo, &c., &c. ie Vory i Vor rtiovler care used in dispensing physicisne’ prescriptions: au lew BR abe Gigs GRAPES! MOURNING ° is 5 GOODS, (a full stock ) with ail them Alzo, Mou'ning Handkerchiefs, Ror requ'sites for persoue in b ack. On3 price oaly, ths actual cash standard value, msrked 1 plain heures An in ti ‘ i bligatio: pbgyaapeetion oven umptog ps oplgyign aus lot Pa. avenve and Ninth street, 4 NOTICE. ; E Coparinership herotofore existing between J 8s Borce & G@. r DwaRD Hens: this dey dissolved, Al! parties indebted to firm of Boyoe & Herel. are required to make the pay ments to the undersigned sione, and al! persons having Claims against said firm are requested to proseut thom to the undersig:.ed at his office, No. 36 Second street. for sottiemen t JAMES BOYCE, Baltimore, August 22, 1868. N.B. The undersigned will continue tba Ocal business as usual st No. 36 Second street, in the ity of Balti i it. oaty of Baltimore, on hisown Cones YCE. OR SALE—An elegant and fe le four- F fed BanoUcHe, mace to ord Wat fone be fer It is neariy no and will Teasouabie terms. 20. Le au%3 Stso* We crc ar ane ee 8 City Ri ICKETS C AILROAD TICKETS oy DOLLAR PACKAGES T NORTON’S RAILROAD AGENCY, enn. avenue anc street. mer at the Capitol gate, and by cenduo- onthocars. iw KS, 3fA7IONERY. a 01 oo AN 1c} Bork aA ERR otc ANSy in Georgetown, 1). dorng a first rate . is now cifered for sale. ‘Ferma made asouetls. to 1 AB Geornetow, D. Ow Post Offeer matte" _SECOND EDITION. _ ‘THREE O'OLOCK P. Mt. MOST IMPORTART FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. | ——— | A BATTLE YESTERDAY AT BULL RUN. ENEMY HOLD THE BRIDGE. le A BATTLE, ALSO, AT BRISTOW STATION eee HOOKER’S DIVISION ENGAGED, DRIVES THE ENEMY BACK TO MANASSAS. ae OUR LOSS THREE RUNDRED 3 SDS THE ENEMY’S STRATEGIC MOVEMENT UNFOLDED. —.—_—_ THE CONFEDERATE ARMY MASSED AT WHITE PLAINS, IN FAUQUIER COUNTY. ——_o—— THE ENEMY IN A TRAP. SSE TE, It turns out that the cannonading beard nearly allday yesterday by persons in Fairfax county, was that ef an engagement between Scanlon’s brigade, ef Gen. Cox’s division, and a force of the rebels, considerably outcwmbering them, at Bull Run, the contest being for the possession of the railroad bridge at that point. We believe that the rebels retained possession of it at night fall, but have every reaseon to think that Scan- lon must have dislodged them from it at an exrly hourthis morning. Last night he certainly ex- pected to be able to do so. Our impression is that bis loss throughout the day’s skirmishing was inconsiderable. ‘The main engagement of yesterday, however, ‘was that of Hooker’s division, with a consider- able rebel force, at Bristow Station. It appears that the movement of the enemy on Friday, from the south bank of the Rappalan nock, via Jeffersonton, in the direction of Little Weshington, (which the Star described at length some days since,) was actually designed to throw the mcat of the rebel army across the Rappaban- nock at the base of the Blue Ridge. This was done, and it is this morning ascertained here that it was yesterdey morning, probably, for the most part, massed at or near White Plains, in the valley between the Blue Ridge and Bull Run ranges, seven or nine miles northeast of Warren- ton. At an early hour yesterday morning Hooker's division (doubtless dispatched to that point by Gen. Pope on account of the affeir there of the night before) came up with a large rebel force about Bristow Station, with whom he had « heavy ‘engagement, lasting nearly all day. In the course of it Hooker drove the enemy step by step beck to the vicinity of Manassas Junction Our total loss in killed, wounded and missing in the day’s engagement there was about 300. Gen. Pope is said to regard the affair as a signal Union success. It is evident from these facts that the late skir- mishes en the Rappahannock were little more than feints on the part of the rebels, who simed to get in between Pope’s army and the fortifica- tions around Washington. We opine that hav- ing done so in a measure they will have rather a lively time in getting outof the position they have thus chosen. It is not proper for us to publish any facts con- cerning the movements of the vast Union army now in the enemy’s rear, already made, to punish his temerity. We, however, know them to be such as to incline us to believe that a very few days will see the end of rebels in arms in Vir- ginis. We may add, not improperly, we trust, that not only are the fortifications around this city so gar- risoned, equipped and prepared as to enable them successfully to withstand any attack that such an army as that of the rebels might make upon them, but that there is also a large reserved force of disciplined veteran troops in such 8 position with reference to them, as to make the assurance of their security doubly sure, even without the certain co-operation of the lerge Union force lately upon the Rappahannock. From the facts concerning the movements and poaitions of the rebels we narrate above, it is evi- den} that their purpose is either to put Bull Run hetween themselves and Pope’s army, and while easaylog to prevent (with a comparatively-smal! force) the latter from crossing it, to aesail us In and about our fortifications ; or else to attempt to cross over into Maryland, marching via Leesburg Twenty-four hours, at furthest, will surely solve this problem of their present alms. It matters not which scheme the rebels have in view; as either must inevitably fail, met as it will be by our two united great armies, and the troops in the forti- fications immediately surrounding this city. FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BAT- TLE AT MANASSAS JUNCTION. One of the New York batteries, belonging to Sturgis’ corps, under Capt. Van Putcamer, was at Manassas on Tuesday night, and lost four or six pieces in the fight with the Confederates, being surrounded and having neither infantry or cav- alry support. The 12th Pennsylvania cavalry escaped or skedaddled and came into Alexandriu with few missing, about 9 o’clock last night They behaved badly. On Wednesday (yester- day) morning early, General Taylor’s bri- gade, (ist, 9d, 34 and 4th New Jersey volun- teers,) of Mejor General Slocum’s division of the army of the Potomac, was sent by rail to Alan- amas. The troops landed at Bull Run vridge and marched to Manassas, om approaching which place they met a line ef rebel skirmishers,’ bo fell back before them. The brigade continued its march, and on coming within the circle of fortifications at the Junction, which they had no idea were occupied, a heavy concentrated fire of artillery was opened upon them from three dif- ferent directions. Gen. Taylor bad no artillery or cavalry, that of the division not having arrived from the Peninsula, and was consequently obliged to retire out of range behind 8 sheltering ridge While here it is reported that they warmly en- gaged a brigade of rebel infantry. At length, seeing a large force of rebel cavalry making to- ward Bull Run bridge with the evident intention of intercepting his retreat, Gen. T. withdrew his troops across Blackburn’s Ford. To this point the enemy pursued him with horse artiliery, pouring canister into bis ranks with some dam- age, wounding, among others, the General se- verely and his son slightly, and killing Lieut Plume, of the 24 New Jersey regiment. This brigade was a amall, weak one, not num- bering over 1,500 effective men. Its loss at Gaines’ Mill was very severe, and in the present affair it was almost without officers. Its loss is not known, but is pretty severe. THE RAILROAD AND REPORTED APPEARANCE OF THE ENE- MY AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE We hear that the postmaster at Fairfax Court House arrived here at an early bour this merning having packed up his goods and mails and left last evening, in apprehension of a Confederate raid upon that point, He saws bright light in that direction efter he left, and thinks some buildings had been fired there. No confirmation of such apprehensions have been received here up to the time of going to press with the second edition of the Star, nor of the report afloat of a battle at Centreville, though the fact of spme skirmishing there js not improbsbie. LATER AND MOST IMPORT peta ENEMY '!N STRONG FORCE A¥ GAINESVILLE. . _— We have information that the enemy Was en- camped some twepty or thirty thousand strong at Gainesville, between Manassas Junction, et o'clock yesterday morning. A large portion of Taylor's New Jersey brigade was captured et Fairfax Station by the rebel cavalry, some five hundred of which were seen between Centreville and Fairfax Court House yesterday noon, and ere supposed to be the same that made the sbove capture From the fact that the enemy last night burned. the bridges at Accotink and Pope’s Run, it is supposed that they are meving off in some other direction, and wish to avert pursuit. THE DESERVING OF PRAISE. Mr. James McGilvery, attached to Capt. Dena’s brauch of the quartermaster’s service bere, by his presence of mind, sngecity and energy, ssved « large amount of Government property—horees and mules (1750) and cattle (about 950) from falling into the bands of the rebels on the night before last. The horses and mules were under his eharge, at Centreville, on the way to Pope’s army. On learning of the raid on Manassas, be succeeded in gathering them in good order, and turning their direction, successfully conducted them back ont of all danger; a task made very dificult by the presence of squads of the skedaddling 1%th Pennsylvania Cavalry rushing past his charge in a most disgraceful panic, and refusing to comply with bis appeals to them to rally and guard the rear of the immensely valuable public property in bis charge. A mile or two behind him was the large herd of Government cattle mentioned above, which was also turned back successfully, on receiving timely notice forwarded by Mr. McG. Capt. Davenport, of the Scott cavalry, with « smell command, was pushing his way out to the f-ont at the time, and greatly alded Mr. McGil- very and bis small army of assistance in bringing thelr charge back In safety. REBEL SCOUTS. Three rebel scouts were seen upon the highway near Frying-pan church (in Loudoun county, about 20 miles from tuls city), last evening. We hear that this forenoon there were signs © the presence of rebel scouts in the vicinity of Vienna, Fairfax county. Of course thelr move- ments will be duly watched. THE RAILROAD TRAINS. It was known bere at ncon to-day that the only loss of ratiroad trains occurring In the affairs of the past week in our front was that of the four empty trains of careseized by the rebels ut Mo- nassas on the night before last THE TWELFTH PENNSYLVANIA CAV- ALRY. The 12th Pennsylvania cavalry, that ran so shamefully from the enemy on the night before last, between Bristow Station and Manassas Junction, were SU0 strong when surprised. SKEDADDLED. At630 p.m yesterday, a small guerilla party of rebels skedaddied the platoon of men en duty at Burke's S:ation, fourteen miles out of Alexan- dria. No damage wes sustained that we can bear of. LIEUT. GEN. SCOTT. We learn that Lieut. Gen. Scott writes from West Point that his condition is so much im- proved as that be is now able to take bis daily walks without the assistance of a cane, even. COL. RUGGLES. It is certain that Col. Ruggles (Gen. Pope’s chief of staff) was not captured by the rebels in the late raid on Catlett’s Station. PrRsonaL.—Hon. S. 8. Casey and wife, Ky. Major J. D. Potter, N. C.; Hon. Joseph Segar, Va." Lieut. Colonel S.H_ Perkin and Maj.C C. Clark, 14th Conn ; Col. Fellowsand Lient Col. Pitus, 9b N. H ; Colonel Daniel Chaplin, isth Me., are at the National. Captain T. T. Craven, U. S. N.; Hon. W. D. Kelly, Pa.; Hon Geo P. Fisher tion of citizens of Del; Major Delafield Dubois, O; Major Cousteble, U.S.V , are at Willards’. Brig. Gen Stone ,who wasso long confined at Fort Lafayette, preliminary to trial, but was re- cently released by President Lincoln, is now in this city. He appears in uniform on the street. Renxominaten.—We learn by telegraph that, yesterday, the Hon. Elibu B. Wasbburne, of Ill, was unanimously renominated for Congress, by the Republican-party convention for the district now represented by him. "Samuel Friedman, was arrested yesterday in Baltimore, charged with aiding soldiers to desert, by furnishing them clothes, wBerewith to pass as private citizens, and then escape. — — swee- LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. —_—— 2. REW YORK STUCK MARKET. New York, Aug. 28, 11 &.m —Firat board — y- 8. Coupon 6's, 1881, 101 jg; Seven-end-three- tenths Treasury Notes, 1014; Old U. 8. Demand Notes, 107%; Gold, 115. Provost MagsHats For THE CounTizs.—Mr. James L. McPhail, Provost Merebal Geversi for the State of Maryland, has furnished the follow- ing list of provost marshals for the several coun- thes: —Anne Arundel, George D. Claytor; Queen Anne’s, Jos. N.Goildsborouzb; Carroll, Dr. J.N. Billingslee; Baltimore, John B. Longnecker; Howard, Selon Linthicum; Dorchester, John T. Jackson; Somerset, Thos L. Powell; Worcester, Eanes aba Cis Chios nee'k in or 8, by Clark; ir] . " 5 ‘Talbot, Thos. P. Wollas- Kent, A. W. Russell; ; ton; ‘Aliegany, N.T. Frost; Washington, isaac Mesbitt; rt, Jesse I. ee Harford, Cheany Frost. No appoint js have yet been made in Fred rick, Ss. Mary nd Montgomery counties, Rope Istanp —The General Assembly of Rhode Island met on Monday, under the call of Governor 3) ue. The Governor, in the Senate, explained briefly his object in calling an extra- orkineny session, and made some suggestions in reference to bounties and monthly pay t soldiers. He believes that drafted men, as well as those volunteering, should receive enough to give their families a decent support, aod that those already in the field should not be forgotten while we are so eager to iavish bounties upon such as are now enlisting. U7" The Baltimore American says: We learn that Government —— been actively en- aged for some days in of suitable locali- as for hospitals in this city. P selected 1s the Baltimore Ciub House, the Church Home on Broadway, St. Mary's College and grounds, and one belf of toe Maryland Insane Hospitai. A large number of paviilion hospitals are also to be erected in different parts of the city The design of taking some of tne churches for hcspital purpo8es has been sbandoned, unless it should become urgently necessary. Uo" Brig. Gen. John P. Slough bas beun as- signed to duty as Military Governor of the city of Al and commander of emp forces in that vicinity, and bas enterea upon t) of bis duties’ For the present, to alge and protect the persons and 'y of citizens, he bas deemed 1t advisable to require all soldiers to be in their quarters at nine o'clock p m., all places of business to be closed at balf-pasi vive P-™., and ali citizens to be in their houses at nalf-past ten pm. A The death 1s announced, at Richmond, veer ‘Samuel 8. Rind, Esq, for many years (until recertly) clerk in the Treasury " ment of the United States. Mr. R. was born and reared in Georgetown, where he bas himself since reared s family, and some thirty-five years 0 published a newspaper there. His memor- able aather, William Mind, wes et one time con- nected with the publication of the oid ‘Fede- ralist,” 80 minent in the early history of American poiltics. ———— 6 U7 Col. John R. Kenly, of the ist Merylend ot Brig: regiment, bes been premoted to the rank of ler General for gallant service in the e Front Royal. This announcemeast will be re- ceived with pleasure by every loys! citizen of Maryland. Gen. Ma xR Maxcuine into KENTUCKY ie., of According to & letter from Hunteville, A the 17th Yastent, in the New York Hi ipa Magruder, with a Confederate army of i ren 15,000 men, is marching from Knoxville, ' towards Kentucky.