Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1862, Page 3

OLLIE AAO LOCAL NEWS. Amusawnvrs ‘To-nigaT. 5 +s TuxaTER.—This popular resort opens to ntakt, ii obn B Owens as the “bright tienlar star.” [t is “igen heey ga of Owen reputation a here and ‘elsewhere. He ap as i Ollapod, in the « Poor Gentleman,’’ 'd as “2olon Shingle,” in the ‘Yankee Team- sier? Miss Kate Denia, who ie a popular New York fevorite makes ber a in Waeh- ington to-night for the ime in six years The bill presented is oné of aeenalaa attrac- tions. Forp’s Tmzaten —A full house witnessed the at this Tesort. A is offered for this Smeg Clarke will in “Tarnin; t, and “T Gf the latter character to lee being dow the nome Go, b a means, and event The characters of the play raave all cast with much care. Cantzasury Hatt. hing popular resort con- tinnes to be well patronized the enthusiastic crowds who night'y visit the: flora express [eres as remarkably Clara Butter and Nellie Taylor in sooa| ae ta ae Ellen Colleen and others in exnibit of muscular —_- bend] preerers never rer fail to down the house, and thes- performances alone are worth the price of admission. ACADEMY oF Music.—Free concerts dally at 4 Eignot ora Boydell has ‘been Teengeged, and. wil en vital ——— of ss ac Acadeay * dd = class lc selec’ uy iqu! tolld refresuments at band. Suctsu Gzrtine Boip. — Yesterday evening a mumber of rebel prisoners confined in the Uli Capitol, were removed to piciniey = = exchange. A few got w! of the affair, and among them decesh sasmeey peso inated These Lge went to the neigh! Dlushingly and without rape onde a fall ion their Secesh the a] hey walked up end they Woof the prinaere po thpep tis —s a on the A street side menting oa and conversed with the prison- a thi tended for the Secesh simple fact te let the i arrayed In black silx, the one spotted delaine, (and who complained “ther sore foot,” which made her limp so colored boubertze, and aiso the gentiema' light colored carrying the baskets, (who isa g looking man, and a healthy enough to stand i araft ) that when least it there ma: ibiy be “a eblel ameng ‘ou, takin’ notes he 7 lady, with the “auburn curls,” who iy through the from nr ieype oe of ey path i beolutel iekent ressions were 8! y 8! bs in take = tise brazen women with m cbild in her ‘@ married woman, perhaps.) 8D to her hand to the rebels; lady, who drove by in carriage to horse was attached, ani who wore a white ww bonnet trimmed with green ribbon, amused herself in the same manner. We could recount numerous other evi- dences of Secesb. iy. One of the pris- oners the bars of the window Polesne sae wr flag, and nods and smiles jumerous from passers-by. A man dresvei like a geatlemen, tode by ina and de- liberately waved’ his hat, and gave a ight cheer. ieee Rieuts.—In accordance with the fol- ‘g Botice we visited Temperance Hall last eee Tethe hour designated : “Ths Humes tne usectation will meet at ‘Temperance Hall on iy evening next, at S ; o'clock. “Perorderof J.C. U DERWOOD, Pres’t. _ “Nw Hurenizon, Sec’ Either from the fret taut the Human Righters didn’t advertise in the S er, or because the com- =—es is Gg ae ind!fferent to the benevolent ovement the association, not a apul was res-nt at elght oelock. The oe tates ar of ‘the atid hall three or four tl seater tis shane “Teakters, bat they had not yet held a meeting, and om this occasion they k ¢ ne: secured a room. Not caring to miss the meeting, should it come 7, we took a seat by the door, ‘and waited for arrivals. iInless than an hour a man was seen epprosching with quick , and we had aa idea that the ial ath ov! come off after alt. The lndtvidal, eying the various win- — epparently to catch a glim: of light, } ingutred auxioush: - gt P—_ Righ'‘s Associ- aiion was to e answered | that sch a meeting wads Sear el called, but that «s yet no one had appeared. Our solitary friend said that he beld a bill against one of the members of the association, whom he could mae find at his place of business, and he was in Lopes to meet him here. After wait! a few minutes he said he * believed the d—d g had played out,” and withdrew. Somewtst later there were some arrivals, to the number, at different peri of three, four, five, and even six, but no zation was effected tat we are aware of, and it wus mentioned that the fatiure lay in the cee ent absence from the i bebo sto ight Jacks<: va ra per! ‘one oul , or in the direction. Po.ics.—The Third Ward reported : Bonty tacbevat demote dieadised ase bo | Jer, ity for farther ; pad 69 cents | John military. ; dismissed. Ann Calli. ? gan f ve from workhouse; returned. oe | uraed over to military. A.V. Johnson disorderly; for trial... Michael Mulley doy de-—by 3 ei | a ej Has Rly, 5 and W lieen sg co reer pe aa tice Ciayton ‘Sane! assault and bat! fined 85 94; 2! for ity; dismissed. G. W. Smith, vio! city ordiuance; fined @1 $1. Thomas , figh! ; turned over to the military. M Burk, do; do. Virgiala Malling, profsalty; securt security for good betavior. Tus ManyLanpd Syxop.—Last night, the mem- bers of the Mf: of the Lutheran Church seser! at the ith-street church (Rev. Mr. Butier’s), to bear the annual sermon. ‘The ministers aud have not all arrived. it was ex) that Rev. Dr. Diehl would de- iver the ; but, by a failure of road con- nection, be was not it. and the duty devolved upon Rev. Mr. Bishop. Foe txt selected was a past of the 4th verse of the Third Epistle of John: * Walk in truth ;” which, after a very clear and Deautifully. -ex pressed eviews = the errors of the Church and the world, and at clear'y illustrating that the Wivle is the standard. of truth, was applied in exhortation to the congre- ation be ang ly the ministerial portion of {t. ° ‘The presence of Rev. Dr. Morris, of Baltimore, and Dr. Baugher, of the the pulpit, was gratifying to man: Honszs ane CuEaP ~abiihee patrolman Cook came upon 8 number of boys who were try- ing to coax and drive a horse along Seventh The animal was so far starved that he could ‘hard- ly waik. The took the borse and led him to Justice Clayten’sofice. TheJustice gave him toa te be of 60 us to in the street. The animal formeriy he College, in onged to Mr. Stoning, who hed sold him end» bus el of oats to another for 3. The purchaser finding he had the worst of the in, kept the oats und turned the horse loose in the strect Sutacing } best of ¢ Escapz.—Yesterday morning, Patrolman cook, of the Third Ward, ‘arrested John Enyg- lish upon "inte a threats of violence agains: < instan! not since been hea:d of. taxen the roed to Dixie. Feomvcrne of the pris- oner shows the —_ for Means of papetngerens may such > ane being no calle wheedla ts om Dsatus oF Soiptane — The = The following have James Sanderson, momyeny B, Pa. Meary Bi company BP, ist Mich. cavalry. Berg’ X J. Nabler Solume, ri Pa. Corporal Solomon C. Company K, ist vgn cell Compan: zueme Geary, Company a Pe James E. Rai commen dot N.Y. Fr Four bodies, names so Sapo bere reported, we.e taken 1a charge by 07 imen: oe of whoun are Very (ll. Ambulances were at ouc- ou baad, and they were soon taken to the vari: us hospitals. lad era War Starion Casus—Before Justice fter Jas Kelly, drunk; turned ove? to mill- tary. Eaward Breoke. Je ac bas, Serene: & fcots cocts Win Wi-sou, sesault Dattery; =. Vane Nolan, tgueing; Gjeuissed. Tre Manytand Syrnop.—Second Day.—The Syned met at 9 o’clock this morning in St. Paul’s Church. After half an hour spent-in devotional Services, the President, Rev. Dr. Diebl, read the acnnuel report, which was arcepted and’ propri ately referred The election ef officers f rthe year resulted tn | the choice 1. Swartz urer. Nine o’cleck was fired na the bour for tbe opening of »ysod, and one o’clock as the hour <«f adjournment—tbe first ls f Leur of each day to be spent in devotional exere!sce The Presidest’s report, journals, sermons of licentiates, lettere and other pspers were referred to the several committees. Rev Messrs Emory and Burkitt, of the Alle- gany Syn-d. and Rev. Mr. Coombs, of this city, Were received as advisory members. The Treasurer’s report was read, accepted and referred to an anditing committee Beneficiary Education claimed the attention of the Syned end was discussed by Revs J. G. Butler, H. Bishop, Dr Baugher. Penosilvanta Colleze, Dr. Dieh ev J Evans, Revs. Sepley and Finckel. The subject waslaid upon the table ws unfinished business The following arrangement for religious ser- vices to-morrow wai announced by Rev. Mr Butler Sermon this eveatng at §«'clock in St. Paul's (11th street) Church, by Fev. Mr. Bowen. Sun- day—li a.m, Rev. Dr Morris; 4p. m, General prayer meeting; » m, = mmunion service, address by Rev German Evangelical Church (Dr. Finckel’s)— lla m, Rev Dr. Brandon St. Joba’s (German)—11 a. m.. Rev. Mr. Molter. West Presbyterian Church—8 p. m., Rev. Mr. Lepley. Seventh Presbyte; Mr. Ev.ns “ Thirteen!h-street Baptist Church—4 p. m., Rev. Dr. McCron Methodist Pro‘estant (Twentieth street) Church lla m_., Rev. Mr. Miller; 5 p.m., Rev. Mr. Brun- ning Methodist Protestant (Ninta street) Church—1i a.m., Rev. J. Martin; 8 pm, Rev. Mr. Wil- llams. After which announcement the Synod ad- journed. More Taoors —Y esterday afternoon, the 196th Pennsy!venia regiment, numbering about 930 men, arrived at the depot, and in the afternoon proceeied to their destined post. They are under the command of Col. Bayne, and have been in Camp Curtin for several weeks past, where they have been well disciplined The 19h Maine regiment arrivet ebout three o'clock. They muster about 1,000 men, such as are to be found orly in Maine rezt!ments, and pre- % a splendid appearance. They bring Cts them & waynificent stand of colors, presented to of Rev. Dr. Merrie. President; Rev ecretary; Rev. G H. Brandan, Treas- i Church—1l1 a.m., Rev. ther by the citizens of Bath just previous to their Jeaving camp on Wedoesday morning lat. The following the officers, all of whom have been in the serviee:—Colonel, Frederick D Sewall; Lieut. Co! 1. Hea.b; Major, Henry 8. Cunnin m; Adjutant. Frencis W. Haske: ; James WoWakefleid; Surgee nt Surgeon, Honry phalet Whitlereey; Quartermaste; Commissary Se flospital Steward, Serzeant Maer, Win geznt, Benjamin B geant, Thomas D. Wakefeld; Del nH Abbott The 137th Pennsylvania, sumbering §50 men, under the command of Col’ JM Boasert, arrived at a late heur last night, end were this morning tomoveto Dixie. They have lately been in Camp Curtin, and ure in a good state of di The 17th Michigan, Col. Within; bering 950 men, arrived this morning, and are now atthe “Rest ’’ They are aa fine a body of men as we have yet seen, and are fully armed and equipped, and are *- anxious for the fray.” Acctpgnt.—This morning, abeut ten o'clock, a li ‘2 of Mr. Tcomas A Donoho, residing on Twenty-secona street, souts of the Avenue, wes sccidentaliv killed. It appears that the littie follow was sitting ata gate on the side of an open space, when the borses attached toa Government wagon took fright and ran off, the driver being usable to check them In time, and they run ayainst the child, knocking him down end drawing the wagon over hia. ‘The little fellow wna picked u) immediately, but lived onty a few minutes—Lis saull having been frac- tured and both legs crushed Fatat ‘THirp Wann Station Casza—Before Justice Clayton --D. Wintink, vagrant; days. Henry Sweet, do. sraissed, to leave the eity. Thomas Nelson, the military. Julius Leroux, sleeping in the street; dismiss.d Thomas Hee disorderly; fined 3154. Wiliam Clark, do; do S150. Hi. Ww. Barrett, drunk and @isorderly; do $2.58. Secoxp Warp Szariox C ws—Before Jus Cart obn Riley dismissed. McPevirt, Go 20 days McNamee, d eter Doyle, sleeping in the street; d . Chaney, Lire William Titman, FE ony; | jail. ty; fined $1 91. ¥PFine —Last nicht, a ne nse belorgfey to Mr about four on the Seventh street road, was burned. Mar enses have been issued curing the present mcnth. Mong Contrazanne.—Yeat terdey : nearly three hundred contrabands arri escaped from near Manassae. Wivg3, MoTHERS AND Sistrae, whose Hus- bends, Sons and Brothers are serving in the Army, can not Mack Into thelr knapsacke a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes Hoiloway’s Pills and Ointment. They insure health even under tue exposures of a soldier’a nd last night j d, having Hfe. Only 2 cents a Box or Pot. 219. Tue fxpian from Canada, will j describe di ath the nature of their cox bout rec-iving eny information fr A sussation er ivice. Building, Penn: street, Washlagion, be. Ong Dorian! Ont oLLAa!! One Dottag!!! Go to the Dollsr Store, 433 Penn. avenue, nesr Pour-and-a-hal? street, end see the spiendid stock of Jewelry and aitver-plated ware, and take your choiee for one doilarr lw* . No charge for can- No. 11 Washingten vania avenuc, corner of Seventh au 25-tf Laas i 4 chased on {: of obi 4 nt Agensy,o rner 20 3)-30" = On Morday er Fuss h, eff the tesmor You :¢ on Wherf,s svirleatner . “hy finder w ii re- va rowa-d by lon ital No, 37 F. MELCHER ce've | Prince sirert, Alaxancr.a, Bu $:-3t" $: REWARD—Losi a iarge bitos Newtound- he at Isnd PLY, 8 montas od; Wien ‘a t ees a lather collar; white sir on bie breast, auc Lat oc: wor © returning the above ewer RE WAYO morniez, ioe hos ens ra-et away 5 vuWwr—a rd » LONG, Wailer rtreei, au 9 St* inst Sunday niga, atisck MLE ds higa. gor & (irae, BY soarou bo.u Isr ‘bbe ohow ifretnrned 2 © strcoi. between 19h, Fast Nuvy bac Bu 28 3" W. DESEN, it iy head ant with & inmp on from :atdie, ard ‘t lar ge) ops stround her i; 00's aril slo is wits fori above reward if re.urned to JOY SAN, 14st tee igh hus high, wit wait: atrig® H MERROPOLITAN | BA! TH “ROOMB, T Fronts D st, and P. lth and Lath sts, Dit. TLEMEN, $07s0u3 #hO de- > Vapor aud Méd- hay e heen Sited ~p nd we now a ‘“ ‘fbe ® mute toauy puvile in At great exponee these Bat to mesta want long fs tin hissy, s offer to t.eorzsna of Wack ot rerorips gh Hor oes 28 OVEr Ope Vere tavirsd ‘to ox! and #09 for themes! Opec from6e musth lop m; on Sunda from6&, 6. t012 ‘Phese rooms re wader the iv SS ruperiutendonos Of JUSTUS (HoLLaR, yw York, (one of the p-opr.stors » who thoyoue y undoraseids the vatii.g busiioss in all rauches. 82 l6-im ‘ = SALOON E Sate tastetaliy fe oistion of Seat emen aud 3.) Ladies wil hud & where ther 50S oni {a ies and Children. “EP a privat Day ia 466 Elovénth at. 7 jy 28 petween @ and Pas puvaing, having arse f Job Work, tiae 1, Moucel Fauipms Bil, neenue, «: uth aide, near KE, BH. &. HL GREGOKY, Sever a Ph iy President «f } sorderly; turned over to ! 2 Book sud Gam) {tr werkbouse 36) | i YT OSE 1 Of Eicsioyment of LickxsEs.—Oae hundred and for ! yogi ete a eet Ge Mimboo ment of 8 CE, SCAR NETIC ST TS PAE CRESR PERSONAL. Areez 8 O'CLOCK, FRIDAY EVENING, a beautiful BLON DE sasasd b Brow.’ Hotel, : ¢, when near Kirkwood’s, was one We bre een e man, whe left her st the Hot: di end at the ooraer ore * 9 we'ked wish her slorg e atrast, past the iffice, Tho indy was very beautifal. of exquisi‘e Sqare. | 8 din ‘ight coor Ifthe lady will send her addrees to“C. R..” Washineten Post Cffice, she wil hestofa highly valued friend. it* YANTS \/ ANWED—A stout BOY t imself gen- erally zeoful. at the Potomac Restsurant,on W street betwren E and EV aspiaston, 0 D. C. The bea of ret A Teferenze required, APES CONEY. A ED ‘FO RUY—A good two or three WwW ieee BRICK HOUSF, year the Northern Fiberties Market or Patent Cffise Any gerecr Varinz ono for eale wil spply at J 4D’, No, 556 Sixth street, between @ ard Au 30 St- WaANTED—o S. A. Surgeons cr Stsuards — Phe servioes Of Syouns man ut from the Fast ray te hired, prin liy as chief cook of p Ja, Cook invalids’ lew ciet thoroughly u a Gameand mets, teas, grusie, corp: cold. warm je'lies. whip creams or frozen frv creams, moat anc partry cook for offica s and fe 1, Where ig no Glee dvanisee by conru''ing or addressing ‘“Hospita! Cook.” this office aun com A HOSYLER. Inquire at the nal Stabies. FLEMING & FOY, ANFED-A DRUG CLERK; one havin some knowledge ef the bueiness et Adivees*:* "Star Office 23 ste Wan PED-Byasyoungman,aS!PUsTIONin ® cro-ery etore, or fancy estore, or lieuor busicass. who can come well reoommenied Ad- dresa'* Waenington.’’ “ter Offic auc 3t* Ww 4SNTED—A BUY, not over 16 years of age to t-Fe ogre of room of correspondents of the press. Must cone with goo! reference for chsrac Aypy ac American Ss ozraph Offive, 432 Pa_arenue. av 59 ot WAITER WANTED st tho Govling _— tewant, 247 Pa avenve, b twee: itth aad One who comes wel! recommended and un doretands his bu-inoss will get geod wages and stale si‘ustion. bes'das @ ¢o0d howe, au 2) ot* Wy 4ANTEp A geod family COOK. who can A ee a Also, & good NURSE and AMREKMAID Apoly to ASTON. at Brentwood Farm, on Boundary iweetof Kencal Green, 2 mils eee the w* 13th Fuse, WANPE D, furniskei or vn w en 1th and éth etreote nerta of } a wats family. ; 9 an M3 Rsisrence.nqa~ b id 4_ BY Washington t ost Offi ‘ » QUALIFIED AND EXPEKI dy toacier wit give private iessonos in the Engi sh Branches, usic, Frens or a Bt the pur ee Teanienioss: Addrers “Mu @ ed au 2 EDUCASED GIRL. 2 been ae Sud brought vp in a ¢ family, wold liks to grim ain. iar siti eet of avenue. Also, the ervan s hend, (au 28-36) N.B ty ANTED TO KENT-32 wil arained eV “WHOUSs inaorntral location, not leas then Sood rent and boat f rete: eno > Niven * mS ” Box 11, star Cffios, stating au 7oRT DWOREN? OR ef it hee neat HOWSE containing 8 er 10 rooms; within one mie from the Patent Ofte 08 er Address, during the next two we: ks, ae th partioulars of location, terms, &0 hy aed Box Ww’ Ww / ANTED—A emall HOUBK, sae farnished hed, in some pleasant loos: lith sta Address Bebe aoe Byonus, Washington. Th DO-—WOOLEN RASS of every ms ption, far which the lushest Lp Willie 3 i. SAVAGE’S, 34 and las wees, ea 23 Im* W: NPFD—Atine Government Hospital arabe izeans, on the Anko sae Highta, ©: ORS N avy Yord, inte!l.gsnt “ingle Men to atiend. pei prirents v0 Baker, two Women to cock aud iwo d way re given. and the sliuatici ie a ~ he sonduct rot NICKOLS, a pub V Buperintoatont. * D WANPED—A gentleman im business amt the eitr, desires full, permanent voard for imaelf; would sreier a f Location de- yes. batweon 4th and 9th ats. tar Ufics, etating terms, &c, i—1 want avery indy in faane!, muelin. cambrie, #ed. yOu can bave your gant patterns, designsa for avery wour. We only charge siz cents par width. ani urs sheonrly persons make it Sn exclusivd business Sovent' atreoi weet, vstween L and i ére Liberties Tr or the pee NFELLIG: on tables it privaie at LANDS wanted. Em- good hulp will find it to their ad- » BOUSES wanisd. Bho best of tenanis can te oblteined Without charge by epplying as MH. MIBL! SECONE. we ; RD PURMINURE, SYOVESand or wiles we aoe ying the highest nees, Families declining Rous ing, or z a aarp! us of ieruitare, whi aua ie te . their eiv@ eae Bonzz & GRIFFI a Mo. 122 teat, naw. lend very person to ed! Mat l om ia ready to pay casa or ell Magee hose leaving thd lo welltocali. Ky and H ate., ~band Fer D 5 os RAWAL Bd PAL hed 5 fatg-¢? AN? the wa cee arnishing line, rpias, will wenin et., between Y es 7 in Now aud Seson i BOARDING. 1D RGOMS, with or without Board, Sc, street, near Ssweuth Foreral ele = LOW YRORD%, woutem'n wanting g: detion: shold aypiy eariy, au lw' Musee our gentlemen, or two genilemen uobiain good Board in a Ths comivurts of @ homs.in nod enly four wil be takzen. hs oorner of Fist atreot eat end ark br eadeees Ws A F,” through the ee e/cu # FOX THE ABMY. ; == at a icte in large quantitios will be sony by 1a 2 somoer prox. Parties interested army supp ies aoe also rectifiars nay addr nabeorib-c a. Mariboro , Monmouth count Jorsey, for full partioulara. Also, in large quan titier, a PUperior artic leof App is. Whis! fh h. 8. C VER. ae Laks, SUPERIOR os m3 GL list CRKAPES, MOURNING GUODS. (3 fal sock 9 icu mag hahdkeroliefs, with a1] the mi e6 for jee jie in b ack. only, tio SC:UAL OReL ‘stand. value, isi Rgures sion of rtook ane BS 9 obligstion to reas Ke Wiath street. NOTICE, © Copartnerahip heretofore exiting between Boren & G. epWARD Hexen, is thia day files indeited tw esid firm of ‘Boyce « tiereb, are required to mace the pay ments to tle unde: d aloue, xud a#li person having claims agsinat said fim tre req aosted to Proseul thow to rae undersigned at his office, No. $6 Secoud eirott. for settlomens AMES BOYCE. igred 3 will continue the Coal t No, 36 Secord street, in the imeré, OL kisOwn ie wl SAMES BOYCE. —$———_————————— Ne AND SIMPLIFIED wenenen FOR PiaNO FuaTE AND SINGING. ALt XANDER WOLOWSEI, Pi- om, Exhivition, and Cia fh urs for the Fiano and Sing: ny Cae By pede sWolowsk’s | Oy New a.d Mimpl.fied Method, Betoun. & percon having ony & slight xnowiedsi bled 16% ory chort t ty, aud execute o with rao perfection, A wey of voonization he BIrivess inary rera:ta, ronders the ics Powe ul, Bud eaadies th: y, ecoarary and fi =I qe it: ki reort¥- at Lis reaise. 9, Ow aa le- -tm A KE ERES AND ot BOSH SS WEN crane y plese of asi aM force. teas "or it Cret cites wo Fre: ,usng none ats:isl, fod Cir, cg w jut and 2 Wishing to Lavo ther werk done | toyuy would fund i. w tisir interest to Coach “oh ker. ad 374 ut = exosilent Yloat SisWINS 134 Bh pert et order avery oW piive, Vall ai 113 Pa.avauue, oul I _—<$__._ AMU; SEMENTS. — eee RE ates RNCERZ aS tee Ses tRINGTON he b Me. RE SRY JUNG. NUCKEL en at Violoncello Player now in this country, who wil! performevery night at the sbove bail. in company with other Stars Also, sNONA Si. Det has Lesn re-engacel — Sit delight our visitors eae by maguifice.t Son, M . oF HOWE = ree usta, ete vari se ; ne BeUep a on 2 os Ks 2 2 hand. Gffirers irae en Lo preserve order, ONO’ Tt Com & nn aut HENRY ROS: NTHAL, Prop’r. ae CANTERBURY BALL Lovistana AVENUE, NEAR 81x1TH St, MONDAY, Ax ust 25, AND DURING vie, WEEK, With Alternate Change of Programms ! THER GREAT CANTERRURY! ane * syorite of the People! Tha Crtod d Houses of the, Week Besr unmistane |. ¢v.cencs of the fect wnat ou s persons b8ve vimted stove ial sinog ite firs Ovening in iWcvember last ard ii ietheonly Pisce cf amzromentin ths oity tust naw arpt cee. ths en- Bum FOr BERBOD. itis the Tron ors MOMUS, HEADQUARFERS OL APOLLO AND TEK PSICHORE And 1s not on ligh Sid by a bright, particular WUNDEREP Je CONSTELLATION RILLIANT STARS! Without ard tron, gié.to.t eomp nation of exsted none ctage, and t:e original ry Ae CA pits ha Ro equalin 3, and is per- ced Bt an linweose eslary. ad wook of Ra BUTLER ‘The Benisoms acd Dashing Re ecient: Miso NELLIE Bay LOK, Who swoect nnd Pieas.ng Voca ict, MIS3 ELLEN CULLEEN, Tn her much-adinirea Characteristic Dances. MiSs JENNY A oNy The Winning. Pretty snd Attractive Danseuse, MAGGIE VERNON, Bue hapa Aer Lo ses. BOB HA The Sree Somx and Da: ss Aitist. iW SIMS Mens The wnsurpniaoe binioistand thiorian comedian, MASZER TOMMY, The Juveuiis + thropisn Comedian. ir, R. B. BUTT The great erican Pa mist. AND Ad EXTENSIVE BALLER TROUPE, Feooud week of * M. JEAN CLOSKI, The Champion Jig Danger of the Woild. And India Rubber Maa! The origintiity of hie ctzss, skeurcd time, bane eod erent from any other man who haé ° Over apprare Ry AULASRER meant om in thoir Continued engegement «! ie e erent Pantomimist Anisa RONG, % BROPQERS, W Artis.issi Acts, @oL, and MASTER JOHNNY, Second night of the Comis Pantomime entitled VUL-AU VEINS. cette Chairs & cents, Deors open 82. GT NSDSS At BX O’oloek. —— error GFOvVER: S THEATER OPENS SATURDAY, Aurust 30th, 1208, Bnitrely Unequalled in America! Berond ths reasibihty of a coubt, THs VEST COMPANY Wor the Ereving Sesacn, ¢7 €n the Entire Contizent, Bo cp psn with JOHN E OWENR, £USAN DENIM, a“ DENIN, Mins teadel Fresm:n, Mrs G C,Ge-mor, 4.33 Jus irvine, Mies ame wvoLacy, Mo gs Bo phy umber, Mies M ni ong, is Jan ° Mi vi 2 Fiora Loe, Miss Wi . Misa Llien Burae, AW. Ferro, Chee Rerrac, Sn -etchrli, Li Bsn Rege. 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A TERRIFIC BATTLE YESTERDAY, LASTING FROM DAYLIGHT UNTIL DARK. THE ENEMY DRIVEN FROM THE FIELD. Our Loss not less than 8,000: that of the Enemy at least twice that. OUR ARMY THE ATTACKING PARTY. The Battle Fought on the Identical Battle Field of Bull Run. THE ENEHY IN FULL RETREAT TO- WARDS THE MOUNTAINS, OUR ARMY MAKE GREAT CAPTURES. Gen. Pope comes up with the Encmy and attacks them again this morning. Heodquarters Fisid ef Battic, Groveton, acar Gainesville, Aug. 30,5a.m. Major General Halleck, Generai-tn-Chirf - We fought a terrific battle here yesterday, with ; the combined forces of the enemy, which lasted with continuous fury from daylight until sfter dark, by which time the enemy was driven from the fleld, which we now occupy. Our troops are too much exhausted yet to push matters, but I skell do so in the course of the morning, as soon as Fitz Jobn Porter’s corps comes up from Ma- esas. ‘The enemy is still in our front, but badly used up. We have lost not less than eight thousand men killed and wounded, and from the appearance of the field, the enemy lost at least two tocne. He stood strictly en the defensive, and evory assault ‘was made by ourselves. Our troops behaved splendidly. The baitle } have beea mcre surprising than such aw was fought on the identical battle-field of Bull Run, which greatly increased the enthusiasm of our men. The news just reaches me from the front that the enemy is retreating towards the mounta!n. 1 go forward at once te see. ‘We have made great captures, but { am not able yet to form an idea oftheirextent. * * * Joun Pops, Major General Commanding. Note by the Editor of the Star : We have pos- sitive information that Pope came up with and attacked the enemy aguim, a few minutes past 9 this morning. Fitz John Porter by that time had probably arrived on the field, from Manassas, seven miles off only. Our impression that the heavieet of the fighting of yesterday was by McDowell and Sigel, in the vicinity of ThoroughiareGap, was perhaps er- ronecus, judging from the above dispatch from General Pope. The only possible line of even temporary re- treat for Jackson, that we can perceive, is over the Warrenton turnpike towards the Rappabun- Rock; a8 McDowell and Sigel are probably be- tween him and Thorcugbfare Gap, throagh which he would be compelled to go if seeking to proceed east. Fitz John Porter’s command, which embraces some of those receutly with Burnside, is very strong, we take it. By to-morrcw morning, as slowly as ke may be moving, Franklin ougkt to be withia supporting distance of Pops with a large force—suificient, with Fitz John Porter’s, t make mince meat of any possible reinforcements fhe enemy may g°l. On the whole, aa we ststed a day or two since, the prospect now is rendered doubly sure that there will soon be few rebels in arme in Vir- ginia. P.S.—At 12.30 p. m. the firing stopped, we learn from parties just down from Fairfax county. We trust the fact means a surrender of the rebels, and do not see how it can mean eught else. The railroad was regularly run this forencon from the town of Werrenton to Bristow. Bo it is already clear thet the only damage remaining to be repaired (to the railroad) is to rebuild the Bull Run and Rappahannock bridges. The former should be completed to-night—the latter may be in four or five days. NURSES AND SURGEONS WANTED. ‘There is pressing need for the services of sur geons and of nurses (males) to attend to the wounded of the great battles recently. We are requested by the War Department to call for such volunteers from this point to repelr at once to Alexandria, prepared to stay near the scene of action for some days at least. On reaching Alexandria they will find at the railroad depot provision made for their prompt transmission to points where their services may be needed. THE SMELL OF BATTLE. Not only was the sound cf the cannonading of the great battle near Centerville, to-day, dis- tinctly heard here, but the smell of the gun- powder was quie perceptible at times when the wind freshened from that quarter. CAPTAIN MUSSER, LATE COMMISSARY IN CHARGE AT CENTERVILLE. The following dispatch will be read with in- terest by bis friends: CENTREVILLE, Aug. 30.—I am here with six hundred and twenty-fcur paroled prisoners. 1 wish to getexchanged and go to duty at onee, if possible. Please telegraph to my family that i have been paroled, and on my way to Washington. Yours, &c., R.M. Musszr. Latgst APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE Digecr Tax Law.—For Missour!.—First district—Col- lector, Sam’l H. Gardner, of £t. Louis; Assessor, Theophile Passin, of 8t. Louis. Second district— Collector, Joseph Bogy, of St. Genevieve; Asses- sor, Dan’ Q. Gale, of Washington. Third dis" trict—Collector, C. B. Wilkinson, of Bt. Joseph; Assessor, Jos. A. Hay, of Canton. PursonaL.—Lieut. Col. @. D. Preseott, Mass; 8. Draper, N. Y.; Col. H.J.Stainrock, Pa ; Brig Gen. G. T. Harteuff, U.8.V.; Mejor H. P. An- drews and lady, do.; Col. Jobn Prise, Md.; are at Willard’s. LAT& LOCAL NEWS. panes Manxet Rosagry find! morn! ragged, rough-looking boy, eek age, Who uel muel Weedon, stole a money box and its contents of silver and r from the stand of P. Sheward, in Center Market, and made off with it, pursued by 2 number of who witnessed the act. Weedon dashed into the thickest of the crowd and drop| egongees after extracting the paper money. by paras cae Bowman, of “te county po- lee, and the money recovered. He wes taken before Justice Donn and ccmmitted to jail for court. Gore Home.—The Seventy-first R ‘iment, Y.8 M, marched up the Avenue this after- neon, oa thelr nomewerd Way, their term of service ¢hree Months) having expired U. 8. Coupon 6's, itl, tenths Treasury Notes, 1014; Old U.S. Demsna Notes, 107%; Gold, 115% WM. ELLERY, Boston, Me bef und on utsoture, and is one of Our trace morks, ioc aro @arranced ty thet in ervey 10 aon, a ee a EVACUATION OF FREDERICKSBURG BY GENERAL BURNSIDE. IRON FOUNDRY AND BRIDGES BLOW ce — UNION INMABITANTS COMING AWAY, ——aensipasore [Special Correspoadence Eve ing Star) Fatuoutn, Aug. W@ —Editer Siar:—The uation of Fredericksburg, tm accorfance wita military plans of which you are probably aware, has been effected, and the bridges blowa uw» across the river. Tie iron foundry at Frader. icksborg, used by us for military work, was also blown up Gen. Burnside notified pereons at Freder icksburg who wished to avail themselves of n protection, that they might come away, anf@ numbere did so. Amongst these Hurnicutt, editor of the Fredericks- who elso brought away bis priat- vac- cers nably, wes Mr burg Baaner, ing materials The road from Fredericksburg to Aquis Creek Presented a curious apectacle to-day, overflowing, as it is, with the great amount of freight of va- rious sori seeking p2ssge. Boxes, trunks, bar- rels, sutiers’ stores of all kinds, broken vebicles mbled by the roadsides misctllaneously, 2s whenever 8 break- down of a wagon has occurred the horsgs hive been removed and the wreck dumped over to take its chances Of military movements tn this Gireoties It le not prudent for me to speak, bu! sui thet our troops zre In excellent spirits, and lock- ing forward to “a big thing” in the way of Walon and dead horses, are piled and ta to way successes. THE FIGHT OF TRE TWELFH PENN- SYLVANIA CAVALRY WITH TAB ENEMY seicanealiiaseiestatn TREACHERY IN THE MATTER OF A ISPATCH. a ALgxanpRia, Aug. 50.—Edstor Star: There seems to have been very much misapprehension in the public mind with reference to the izch Pennsylvania eevalry, Col. Lewis B. Pierce, end the part taken by them tn the late attack upon Bristow, Manaseus, and Fairfax Station. Te earlier newspaper acccusts would bave tt thet they displayed great cowardice, and igucbly sked@addlea when there was nineto pursue To those acquaintel with the fects, mthing conl® Netnie at The contrary is the case, and Instan sonal bravery quite numercus the attack upon Manassss, there were but “v of the cavalry at the pest, and they the sick and dis- abled, who had been left behind in the afier oon march of the regiment towards White P. These, on the first alarm, were rsilied, ard in connectiin with a battery of artillery, m wily arrived, taken into action by Col. Pierce himself, who, though for a week before confined to bei by a8 severe ettack of billous remittent fever, mounted his horse and conducted the defexce, until from extreme exheustion be was compe led toseek un ambulance and be carried from the field. With green horses, + ban2ful of sick men, aac 8 few pieces of artille-y, the Colonel, with bis ac. customed gallantry, held the overwhelming force in check until our own wagon trein and the im- menee train of General Pope, just beyond, could be removed from danger ; when, losing the aril lery for want of support, and baving {t turned upon them, they were forced reluctantly to fell back. While this scene wes being euacte’d at Manassas, the regiment was ba’ overpowering force tu the ne Gainesville, heving been furro enemy. By a determined «ifort they cut their way through this force ; and from therce to Bris- tow, Manassas, and Falrlax Station sud House, their retreat skirmishes—tue wh: every strip of woods seeming t swarm with armed rebels. What at first was deemed a raid of a hundred or two guerilla cavalry bus sluce proved to be many theusands of the flower end pride of the Rebel ermy, commanded by their best and most energeti~ officers. The perty for hours resisted and befied has since called forth the united energies of Generals McCie.lan a: Pope to subdue tnd scatter. When the real bis- tory of this midnight atteck is known, we fcel convinced that the gallant officers and men of the Twelfth will receive their due share of commen- dation, and the noble State from which they bail feel that her sons have noi been dishonored or her glory tarnished. The wite of Sergeant Mejor Hollis, and also that of Quartermaster Setgeant Coburn, bravely remained with Drs Laschelle and Bowes, im the hospital, to care for and administer to the ‘wounded who might be brouglt in, prefering to trust rebel honor rather than permit our fallen comrades to lack all necesssry care fcr their com- fort. I will only add that a copy of the dispatch from Brig. General Sturgis, ordering Col. Pierce to march with bis whole force from Manssses fcr White Plains, dated 12 o'clock, Augusi 26, we tsken fiom the person of a captured rebel during the same evening and ia the course of the attack, while the crly dispatch was supposed to be tn the bands of the Colonel, thus Ind.esting that the enemy were wei] advised of all movements, and ries of disposed of their large force so as to secure the capture or annihiletion cf the eatire force guard- Ing the points alresdy named H. +e LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. eee NEW YOXKK STOCK MARKET. 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