Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1862, Page 3

‘LOCAL NEWS. Davanned Lorars.—See outside of to-dvy's ar for interesting deferred local articles. Amvermatre To-nickt. Pornp’s Tuzatsr —This ular resort has pened for the fali and winter s aston under spices which promise handsomely for its suc- been well egrtiie tty nce the reopenin: he performance this eve. Sama will open with the favorite comedy of “Our American Cousin,” with Clarke as Asa Trench- ard; and will conclude with the comedy of “Married Life,’ Dir. Clarke appearing as Henry Dove. Mr. Clarke gave very ences satisfaction In bis representation of this c! ter on Friday evening Guoven’s Tuxaten. —The excellent stock company at Grover’s combines a bost of first- class stars, and the house is nightly crowded. Mr Grover has secured some of best talent on the stage, and will no doubt meet with deserved success. The plays seleeted for this evening are «©The Victims,” with Owens as Butterby, and Kate Denin as Mre. Fitzherbert; and the farce of sia Lesson,”’ with Owens as Simon alla) aa the house bavin; Canrggsvry Hatt.—Among the new attrac- tions at this temple of fun sge Mies Ameija Welles, See ae mgetress and actress; M’lic Lizzetta,a faverite dangense; Miss Helena Smith, Mary Blake, Kate Harrison, Fanny Clifford, Miss Fefves, Bob Hart, Bob Bptier, Simmons, &c,&c, allof whom appeer in coanection witn the cid aad-tried favorites Mlle Marietta, Ciara Katier, and others, who, for weeks past, have bugely delighted ‘the habitues of Canterbury The pantomime o7 ‘*Vol-ausVent"’ concludes the performance. Acapemy oF Mcsic —The refreshments dis- penxed at this resort are of first-class order, and ery be ecjoyed while listening to the fine voeal- sim of Siznora Seydel. artietic exccuticas of sstrumental music by excellent perform=rs. Tar Pie Nic of the United —— Humphrey 4 jneneman’s, continues this evening from two © lock uatil twelveat night. A good opportunity to epjoy a dance CouncitL Procexptnes, Sept. 1.— Board of Aidermen.— The Chair (Mr. Drown) laid before (be board a communi-ation from the Mayer, an- seer, pron: bewion the a of an act ag the public schools and fixing the saleries tne eset presented the rea! iow of Alder- ry ny of the First Ward; which was ac- “Pus. following were read and referred : A communication from the Board of Health, ting forth Sead cen cuunians the aiiey in quare No 569, and declaring it ad bea ro oneness could only be remed! and ving; acommunication outing Sa rat im the timate for cleaning tke streets the following ants were left out, viz: Firet Ward S6w, Bec: Ward $700, Third Ward §700, Fourth ard $900, and asking that appropriations be to supply the deficiency; ition of Josiah “or eendhag od A petition of citizens of First ret, betwee m C an id D ease msn ay da Fa petition others, eskin; amendment to the act cre- ing @ borse market; and an act relative to the e of hay, straw, "and other combustible ma- within thecity. The following the board: A resolution authorizing the holding of a special ction in the First Ward; a — resolution ten- ring the use of the City Hi and of the jum hospital purposes; an act for the relief of dle; 8 resolution in reference to the improve: t of Center Market; an act authorizi es of public schools to Gt up addi east ool rooms at the corner of E and seal be ef those occupied for hospital = et authorizing a plank trunk to be a under the dinary gutter on Firat street, nm C and D. Adjourned. Common Council—The Board after waiting 1 five o’clock for a quorum was called to or- by Mr. Barr. is communication wes recelved from the Mayor tive to the condition of H street from Seventh the eastern boundary; also, one from the water trar transmitting a Itst of 37 unexecuted laws water maias; hg | on from sweep-masters asking a modi- Co ape the laws respecting themselves was wed and referred. Mr. Utermehle presented the petition of T. 6. ‘ord asking to beallowed to repair a frame build- ing. ——— by a bill for the purpose; the th neof We Wallingsford eae on ons o: a ‘Amon ‘imi, and were discharged. ‘ar. — Soret uced gegen: amend the prov ding the city with prhich provides that tee cost of erecting aa 4 ot the — shall be paid outof the respect- funds, and that they shall badighted hoot the eae year from twilight te day- 5 Tefer ae Wilson reported the bill for the construc- on of a sewer on Seventh street, from H street to tts avenue, with the Board of Aider- "s amendments, which were concurred in. Mr. Gordon was oppo In ordinary tme: he perhaps would be favor of an increase of salaries, but when our tiene bad a tax imposed on them of seventy- we cents he thought that e “sperm — le to reduce the ex, the clerk of Center Mar S70, vi! : pa increase o: Fine ine The Spilt wee then The bill from the of Aldeamen ot B sewer on New York avenue and Feartcont eet was referred. The joint resolution from the Aldermen appro- ng tue action of the Mayor in tendering to the ylum Government the use of the City Hall and bt hospitals was passed pt The bill provi that no leenses susil he wed unless the applicant take the oath of allo | lance was passed. Adjourned. Tae McKenna: lay afternoon tar eid a meeting and bove name. oidiers. Rev. AzMy Alp Soctutrr.—Yester- wlings, Miss Asall) osh, Mrs. Osborne, Kness, Mrs. Davis, Davisand Miss E. Hunt Mrs. , and Mrs 8; icit donations which will be thankfully re- ved. Articles may be left at Dr. Ryan’s resi- lence, or with elther of the mangers. The so- iety meet again on Thursday afternoon. Po.ics.—The Third Ward patrol reported yes- ‘inary Phillip Cheseltine, deserter; turned ee ito m! ay arrgss bem —— Wash- ington Bonifant, car col wares : $31. John Bi seseult and we Bonifaat; dismissed—by Justice Clark. mm Halley, tying horse to shade tree; ustice Fergusoa. George Carll, coun- _ money; dismissed on horgensaase 4 ustice Clayton. Louis Micdbeim, a8 batery, security for hearing—by Justice Pounru Waxn Station Casus—Before Fusti Waiter —Robert Barry, drunk and disorder! Sned $2. J.C Fames and Samuel Ray, drunk; turned over to the militrry. Wm Jordan, viola- fing a city regulation; fined $5. M. Sullivan, d@rnok ss do. $394 John Dacey, throwing stones; do $294. C. Stewart was esareeds with tresslass; dismissed by —— Tuiap Wann Station Casze—Before Justice Crerk —Jas. Mackey, threats; $300 bail for peace. & W. Terry, K. Rodgers, W. M. Selloway and Thos. Kengan, for military offe: turned over to the military. John Smith and James ie burglary; jail for court. Aaron Shepherd, co throwing stones; fined $2. Also, stealing a coat; dail for further hearing. Accipunt —On Saturday the horses attached to an ambulance on the wey to Bull Run took fright on a bridge near Alexandria, pnd or ae which contained several peredhe, wi down a bank and upset, and one of “ne per & Mr. Waters, who is employed on the The others were not hurt. Extension, was considerably injured Secomp Wand Station Casus— Before Justics = Jamison, drunk in the eon! tarned ever to the military Soma 4 fined $2 Susan ram, 40. Oe Georgians, On Griadle, aorta s. if: + at Dowlin, do.; 0. 62. J. ; do 83 Aultee disord tly ones are oes —Eee © VavIT FoR KE Sick AND WOUNDED —Rosen- "the Academy of Music, announces through i agcolumas thathe will, on Saur- ve a concert, the proceede of ' < devoted ‘6 tin bewettt of the sicls . Nuded svidiers More TRoori.—Y esterday, adout noon, the Sith Michigan regiment arrived, and after'a short stoppaye at the “+ Reav” procteded up the avenue on the wayto Dixie. They were headed bys fine band, and made a remarkably fine appear- ance They number about 1,000 men, who were all recruited in Detroit in fifteen Gays. Several of the officers have seen service before, the colonel having served tbrougbout the Mexican war. The following are the principal efficers :—Colonel, H. A Morrow; Liertenant Colonel, Mark Flanagan; Mejor. Jas Nol’, Adjutant, James singe iP lain, Rev. Mr Wa’ urg-on, Dr Beat Tt yonecticut arrived afew oars later gen, and left for ** Dixie” afte 2 Their number fs 991 men, il armed and equipped. The Sian t- of West Point, and ig an officer In the regular army. The following are the princ!- pal cf8cers —Colonel, Frank Beech; Lieutenant Colonel, Frank W. Cheney; 3 Major, Jno. H Burn- ham, (,nartermaster, Gurdon Robins; Surgeon, Lary Abuer S. Warner; Chaplain, Rev. Peter V. The 13th New Jersey, Col. Carman, reached here last night, and are still at the sepa number 55) mev, and are fully equipped vend ready for service Tre Rain —Last evening, about sunset, city was visited by a successien of heavy shew- ers, which fl oded the streets, overflo pool and basements, and caused a general post; ment of mertings called for the evening The damage by tue rain wae inconsiderable; the in- couvenience to petentians in various parts of the city was great. In the Second Ward the usual overflow of Pennsylvania avenue, from Thirteenth to Thirteenth and-a-half street, and on ‘Tairteenth stree’, from Dto EK, and pedes- tr'ans were obliged to make a detour of the lake in order to pase east and west The important improvement of (he sewer now In progress under the supervision of Mr. George H. Plant, was slightiy damuged, 27 the failing of about twenty feet of the arch In Thirteenth atreet, at Oblo ave- noe This, however, will be speedily recon- structed. the A:D For THE Wouspsp —Mrs. Jos. T Fales whose pailanthropic efforts in bekalf of alck and | q wounded 8 ldiers speak so well for her heart, bas made teh! Peele with the cheerful co-opera- tion of tue War Department, to establish an office on Leg ee avenue, near the railroad station, where the wounded soldiers, as they arrive, may Teceive good cheer She will be glad to receive donations of sandwiches, bread (buttered), fruits, Jellies, coffee, milk, &c , to sup ply the soldiers as they arriwe. The citizens oft eneveath Ward bave attended to the wants of the sick and ‘wounded with a hearty geieros ty ond praise; but they will not object to co-operation from any quarter, we take it; and from the numbers pour- ing in hourly, needing assistance, there ls room for all. Mors HospitaLs—The zreat influx of wounded soldiers has made {t necessary to convert the G-orgetown Colicge, upper story of the Patent Odice, which some time since was used as a hos- pital for the Indiana regiments, and which has recently been Shel pe aad a portion of the Cap- tol, into bospials The arrangements for the Teception of the wounded have beea completed, and they are rapidly filling up. Sev other buildings are in course of preparation. Ossrinc THE Liqtor Oxpgz.—Colonel Swain, who was detailed to execute the order prohibit- ing the retail sale of liquor in this city, informs usthat the order has been obeyed with gratifying Promptitude by our citizens, and that in babe a single instance has it been violated thus far. Quite a NUMBER of the clerks in the sveral Departments were called upon yesterday to pro- ceed to the boat landing, Sixth street, to assist in transferring sae wounded from the’ boat to the carijages and ambulances. The demand was willingly complied with, and many of the clerks rendered valuable assistance. Wivas, Motugrs and Sisters, whose Hus- bands, Sons and Brothers are serving in the Army, can not put into their knapsacks a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes of Hollowzy’s Pills and Ointment. They insure health even under the exposures of a soldier's life. Only % cents a Box or Pot. 219. Trex Ixptan Hers Doctor, from Canada, will describe disesses and tell his patients the nature of thelr complaints or fllness, without receiving any information from them. No charge for con- austation or advice. Office, No. 11 Washington Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street, fashington, D D.C. au 25-tf Ong Dornan! Onz Dortar!! Ons Dottaz!!! Go to the Dollar Store, 438 Penn. avenue, near Four-and-a-lalf street, and see the splendid stock of jewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your choiee for one dollarr lw* AARKRIED Tuesday. by Rey. T. B. MoFalls, MICHAEL PeRRINSON to MiSs MARY A. MoWIL- LIAM, both of this oity —— DIED. On the #th ultimo THOMAS HENRY, son of ‘Bhomas Hand a Donohue, agi 2 youre 6 montha snd 11 ca: We hata iit ify Fommy once, or dari a momen 1 takea from our side! Lone y the days and rad the hourt, Since thy aw-ot emilee are» one; There nev-r Las a brighter flower * lo nstare’s gerden grown’ On the 2d_instant, MARION ELIZABE?A, a of Phomes A “brisbane ¥. Robin- Emon 21 days. take place on to mcrrew after- from the remidence of per ee 78 80>. a ‘Bas faneral moon, st 4 Oo’ 0101 orth A gncee Bre = C-FILLs eeorRSsoR OF MUSIC, win ee the aa ies of his profeesion oe e) or be are pels ply rat SBtore of 30 jon . Ellis, Pa. 8! Clsieneburr . aus? at* LIME-LIME—LIMB! reo, tue oes a ths snes reo of the best, quajity Matce w Wood ‘ tine Pi 2, in berrele, Sait ig ot me is 80 wail known “uiroug! out the 82 bcipg su-srior to any ot ner kind, cad ie 2% ene Sasare one thane Sud will be sold low fur irquire of N Re aE, Ww . Corner Ne’ Oy ew eee 2 Shaws 172 Jpennayivigis avenue. —_————— eee as at's Dats and Peat Bar rey se be 12. BV,, Det . spgtobe ND GEN SLEME! on.y for Bl persons wha over, Steam, Vepor and jh Hew fray tats’ of are S at “4 q a sgt treat expanse these Baths have been fitted up to weet & want long Lg tis Fed foey Oe —_ the citizens of SQshirgtoa rs sthia Kooms as ever opened to any publio in Biel “etare invited to oa!! and see for the: ves. Open fromés m until l0p m.; on froms a. .tol2. Fhese rooms are uader mediate superiatendencs, of Justu from New York, (ons of the proprietors.) who thorough'y understands the batniog —s - all its branches. a 16-im N@ MEN WISHING TO ESCA. sas YOR "R —information that will za & man to engage ina lucrative it pee honors! employment, which will pay one theusand d Andacthe sime time be sure of rane the draft.(which will be made ins few ioe one wil be given by addressing @ note 6 Isr. fe Hox, e143 Washington. dD. oe 8 aud ED M NEY ANB PT SINGING. Professor ALF XANDER W: | od 0 W8E: nist and Tree Soper bas retur: the London Exhibrtion, = fos Siatria-@'Simmpt And Method, By Prot. Wolowann’s svetem. perron ge nya ‘light knowisdcoot music Will D4-enavied 1: very sbort time to music with greatYacility, and execute operatic as ‘Woll as clasa.oai music. with rare perfeoti Srives stn mae 7 dt ary roeuiae, ren @rrives at must ox! cables fasill ¥,_ SOCRTEST Ot oe 1 rege! pane at his reside: de- you HOD FOR w. Pro! . No. ‘enth. fotwee waee ates mated oiekn” SAB: KEEPERS AND T° THE BUSINESS MEN. Ha’ enlarged pars place of business, and hav Se rs Kas Pot CARR RePaie ING with the greatest pi RET none but first oi! ee w it of nee . BN Mi See winbing ib 18 to their interest ‘a ive me Bu bin” sober m reid rac AM, at. mer Bix woe CHG uigt CAPES, sSUERIgE| E eran tl with all the m- a Mcu'ning handkerchiefs, persons in [ans eck. beri ‘ne oprice ee . the ac sotus! cash stardard value, mae tepeotion of toc atook wmpiies pe oul ~ puroh se. rs He au lot Pa. avenne and Niai LANvi Pussons in search of > reliable Piano et a low price wil! siwars Ig) the } sortment at the MEL ZER fore, Bele. ‘Agent of veint Sons. ‘Bevers! Second hand Pianoe st) scoommodating terms, One M, ere ANAL nto ew itiame FLYJNG CLOUD Ley gy A , vO. Monday w ede os ey a ert 7 morauge for ; and Will te K res arr ine WANTS. Waianae AS Wa Also. LANDERS eA pir at tio ik el " CA AuONee wou nares. _ dress Box 20, Star ee ance sete CHAMBE bp at 386 norton F Rueet, beteven Tih ec s es WANTED-A GIRE, to do general h for a ama!l family; must understand cocking, wasbing ad ironing. App'y 369 Pa. Gvenus, pear the Stag Office, 02 2 nL ea OUne WANTED, foraoished i uofuroished, north of E avd west of Seventh sree for So prspherrea utquationabie, ancrens Weastunston Post Office, D.C. 2K 8 WANFPED—Two good anes, yf mployment. ana is, beet Y & BR 2 Y eorset Li be. WANee ‘pA SITUATION, by a young girl. wr doo! berwork sud assist in washing and Jronipg. or to do geners! housework ina smal! fem ie Arpiv at No. 191 1 street, between st! end ‘WantEPa smart, active BUY te otrry a route of this paper. Apply at thigcffire. sel WANTED! lerge, convenient FURNISHED HUI'SE, or good Fuarziture, for the ure of wach cet will be given, Inquireat this cfire, Wants AT ONCE—ROOMS ani PAAR Sona th Faas aikire Ww. 6, or B. a STODDARD, ela too, D.:'. ba 5 JOURNEYMAN BakKR, ore ‘who understands bread pie and cake bak’ am wages will bs given Apply st 01 9 | stre-t, between 6th and Mtn, 26 1-5 Wists SITUATION, by ayoung man and his ae He is competonsto t ako obarae cf horses and act as coac! ; the wife to be em uite. References given as io ness, Ac s this office by se l-lw* WANTED U 8, A. Surgeons or The services of a comme man Fast may be eres, sipally as chis hospitals, ki idee lew diet thoro: derstood. fame an meets, teas, gruel cold, warm jellies. vee creams or fr Greame, meai ond oe try ee for office s and fe- wace nurses, if ni ere 18 no disadvantage ting or Pitinesstae *“Hospita! Heep t3 mn weer Star O' ED—A wily COOK. ae oan st in washin; rag an ironing. Sey vest CHAMBERMAID Apaly to ‘ON at Brentwooi Farm, jounds\ 7 tet weat of Kenca'l Green, 3 11. es from hi ANTED. TO RENT-A al rz hed HOUSE inacentra! location, not less than rent an beat f reference give2. ” Box 11. Star Office, stating locaton WASTED FORKN® OR PURCHASE—A neat HOUSE containing 8 er 10 distance within one mile from the wire answer Address. da the next two we-ks, sh pertionlars of location, terms, &o , P Bs Box ans Watian smal! HOUSK, either pao Me puerera anaes in some pleseant locality be- 7th ste Address EMILE DU Per E. 320 Pa. avenue, Washington. aug WANTED WOOLEN RAGS of every de 7 tion, for which the CST Sd Les 3 aes, aid E. SAVAGE’S, 34 and 3! timore. 33 im* Baltimore a mt OARD W tleman in busi Bunton relearn fa alicpermanent ooard for 3 Would prefer a ae eas rand should pid Re 16 conveniences and terms ferred. = want every lady in et muslin, cambric, a oan have your ined for every gs siz conis ena in town who tnd if ts at bes choice he 6,000 eleg: arti wid ke it an oxolusive ba enth street west, between Ls era Liberties HOSE I In want of BEriCeN callon the new Fide. Non vt pee lee $11 9th street, be given to rat olaes _ cone are ar 20, poi omen ha eats eet — iat pire to their ad- vate, The best of tenants tained ay Mhout charge by applying as MILLER. Very persen eo ooeecen Ce eash for all Vi ow rie, wi Bid Os, BOARDING. Focz GENTLEME AN BE ACCOM modatea with Board at 390 ‘ourth st. sel 3t* URN taped Rone With or without Bi eet, near Seventh veral ee howd appl: Feats. rE) lw* ty eons ND Bi ee rthern fami- oe ane FOR Bale 48D RINT. epee gat 168 OF it of Tagiage to eal o! fe “deo as O LEF—FURNIFHED ROUMB, wil How ™ Bhirteenth street, clore to Witletd ay Ho‘e. Poa RENT : Heidt yp! vD aoe 5, 1D a dosirabie eget jon Suva ire at 460 11 street. b eon wo 2 3t* SALE-AC0. FECHIOS by £0 Eire Minako, si eli gibt ted and Seige niet For te ao, edarens? ae eo rgetown, DC a * ret eS handsomely, Furnished P, RK adjolitag. with feta ate: Org acnly. in ith atroot Enquire BR lnc, two eincle WOOHS Ene ot ot suitabe for an office SB*D COSTAGE FOR a on Sans. minutes’ walk from the Capit~i. ‘urniture genteel, di ient, arple, nde tasteful. Pe to” A 2-3t* [abel teem or Un! pent er ped pienaaney jcoated o ree No. 487. sel 2* Ok REN’ eee ae waraeh 4 ROOMS, without Beara. 480 | atest, F Forte ts of the Patent tunics. a onus remises. rent for the copier eek x0 askinglon Lon bol, a saa i a fice Prince George’s County, se 1-3t_ PUSNiCueD HOUSK FOR RENT—On fH A street. bet n 20th nee Bist mise street, with gas . 30D we tember, “apply ee ae Ros UOBAN. Ok Samay Ban = eer ieee wae) will old. ae fe terms. Inquire of The Promtistarg tne premi 3. OR: | 55. ‘seach aa cnet e most hi Toesiions in ity of ww ashlag fy eon utes pong sag and Of rss Svenue. Je: jeasant ease sre, We three-story BRICK D FL Be ve Pie acon SE ett ° wares oe of the Washington ee — a AR nay spaces den, and having Bet ene weirs nee zt EE me ter oo OFFICIAL. Headquarters Military District of Washington, We itiory Dus C. Son 1, 1802, % Ordered: That no spirituous liquors shall be sold at retail within the District of Columbia. The Provost Marshal will selze and turn over to the Medical Purveyor all liquors found in retail establishments after to-day. clonel Swain (Scott’s Cavalry) will aid the Provost Marshal tn the execution of this order. By command of Brigadier General Wedswcrth. JouN P. Segrsunns, Asst Adj’t Gen. ———— SMUSHMENTS. ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC, * AVERT. For the Bench of vie Sick ot "Wewnded Soldters in cuy ‘osprials RA JUNCER On caTURbay. “september 8. at To’olook p. m., oh occss 4s R Oka ME =o beexeouted ty Bor PR GRAMME and Vo- oslists. ‘om members NTMAb, Proprietor. SROVEXR’S THEATER THIRD APPEARANCE OF JOHN KE, OWENS, JBN ESOWENS, JOHN FE, OWENS, JOHN K. OWENB, JOHN E. OWENS, KATE DENIN, KATE DENIN, KATE DENIN, KATE DENIN, KAfE DENIN. AND THE BEST STOCK COMPANY ONTHE ENTIK§ CONTINBSNT! THIS ENING, ‘Whe entertainment will commerce with the in- teneely amusing Comedy, VICTIMS! VICTIMS! viIiCTIMS! VICTIMS! VICTIMS! ohn BE. namaste" etaes = as ‘ate Den --eee- 08... Mire, Fianer Fo copclave with the Faros, of CONJUGAL LESSON. CONJUGAL LESSOW. CONJUGAL LESSON Joun 5, Owens. BENEFIS OF MiS3 KATE DERIN, FRIDAY, September Sth. PRioks oF ADMI HENRY | RUS olored Ga iery -- olored Parteri6 ——. Foros NEW TENTH S¥. THEATER, Tenta st,, abows Pa, avenue, BRILLIANT DRAMATIC FRIUMPHI WEALTH, BEAUTY AMD FASHION Nightly Whrong Bhis SPLENDID THEATER! THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, GREAT AND HIGHLY POPULAR COMEDY. Eminun? Comic Actor, MR. JOHN S. CLARKE, OUR AMERICAN COUSIN! THE WONDERFUL COMEDY that kept possession of the stsge an entire season At Leura Kean’s New York Theater. --ASA VWRENCHARD CLARKE as. : ASA FRENCHARD OLARKE as. ___...... ASA PRENCHARD ALL THE STAR COMPANY ALL THE STAR COMPANY ALL THE STAR COMPANY WILL APPEAR! WILL APPEAR! Combined with this Popular Play is THE COMEDY OF “MARRIED LIFE! MARRIED LIFE! MARRIED LIFE! CUARKE as.. MB CLARKE as....__.-...MR. DOVE MR. CLARKE as ——- MR. DOVE Josmry PaRxur—_._. - Stage Manager Powazs Fitz Simoni ADMISSION, Dress Circle and Parquet_____. .59 cents Orehestrs Seats__.___. 1 cents Family Cirsle__. — -_~ .. -.-Boents No extra charge for reserved Seats. Doors open at 8 quarter to 7 poek 5 Overture at 8o0’olock ; ouriain rises £34 o’clook, Cx} Ps TERBURY HALL, Lovisiana AVENUE, NBak 81x3m Sr. MONDAY, Septertfer 1, : AND DSRING WHE WEES, A4NQTHER WEBK OF WONDERS! NEW FACES! REW PIECES! ae NEW B8UCCESSES: R hells Soe e Continued Success of the original and only M?LLE MARIETTA, "THE BEAUTIFUL and fascirating SPANISH DANSEUBE, Phird week of MISS CLARA BUTLER, ‘Bhe Bandsome and Dashing Songstieas, MISS JENNY ALLEN, Whe winter Pretty snd Attractive Danseuse, First night of ane E83 AMELIA WELLES, arming Sougetress and Actress. Firat night of M’L Pye LIZERRA, The Favorite Danseuse. First nightofth weet little danseuse and actress, MISS aoe SMI'a. a RY BL. Mies fan Kae BIBS Hieesso Ct aa ‘Whe great and picaly. Sicommafel Arar Mr HOB MART, ‘The Favor.te anc Fonny kth opian Comedian, Mr. LEW SIMMONB, ‘The unrivaled Banjoist and C omedian. MASTER TOMMY, ‘Fue Doudiy Distilled Essence of Fux, WILLIS ARMSPRONG. The Pantomimist. Juggler, &c. AND MANY OTHER NOVELTIES: 0 d fourth ni the | Butte: arent “Berating Serre omateee els Dre oa matic Pantomime of YOL-A0 VENT. rs A Nieure Ap ADVENTURES. Advertising Agent ican Pante- (egrets Orchestra Chairs 6 rs Open St 7; performance at 8 O’eloek: ta a Fess se CONCERZ ATTHE SAateinezon Oe apes Y 0 269 F MUBIC, 2 d 10th sts ed ry Sanouannr? cmon win Me, Mie RY JU! ement wiih Mr, Kis % roatest Violoneello Plaver now in who will perform every night at the in company With other Stars a eet 8k) De bas been re-engeces ‘and will delight our visitors wit pisoeet » ete aians, ft WELLEN- ‘will preside Ly the wil f ta'ent uns: ia] ity ie huvente constantly on nad. A a _— in Bt.endanee » order. mimences at 5 eam ist HENRY ROSEN’ Ab, L, Prep’r. fea chaos te . tbe Godda, To aa ach tow tae Jot et RES 1000 aca AERY fore mar ee saad Eats ino. sha. SECOND EDITION. THRES 0 CLOOK PF. a LATEST FROM THE FRONT. pee PARTICULARS OF THE ENGAGEMENT LAST EVENING pactrse ecritteh ENEMY HANDSOMELY REPULSED BY sales RENO REBEL LOSS SEVERE eee eee BRIGADIER GENERAL ISAAC 1 STEVENS KILLED. THE THE ENEMY LINE RENEWING THE E Sietecterad wea HEAVY CANNONADING HE. AFTERNOON IN THE DIRE OF FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE We bave reliable information from the front up to9a.m Bday. The engagement of last eve- ning, mentioned elsewhere In to-day’s Star, was heaviest opposite the position occupied by the division of the gallant Gen. Reno, (about two miles north of Fairfax Court House,) who re- pulsed the enemy handsomely, and with severe rebel loss. We however regret to bave to add thet In the course of the fight tuerc, Brigadier Generai Isnec I. Stevens was killed. As yet, no particulars cf bis death have reeched Washington After their repulse by Reno, the euewy de clined renewing the engayement for the day, and had made no attempt to do se up to bine o'clock this forenvo> At that hour, {n the execution of (ke change of front, which we anticipated on secount of the flank movement of (he rebels, # latge portion of our army bad been massed in and around Fairfax Court House. Uur right wae at or in the vicinity of Flint Hil; the Court House being our center The impression last night and this morning at the front was that, foiled by Reno In bis demon: stration upon the Little River turnpike, the en- emy had moved further around towards Vienna Our army, we may add, is tn erceilent order | to-day. P. 8 —We bear that since’ p.m. rather heavy cannonading in the front—in the direction of s——-—_eimen Lu! | cansielcen mad | Fairfax Court- House—has been heard here —__—_———- FROM THE BATTLE FIELD. eee A FLAG OF TRUCE SENT OUT polled OUR KILLED ON SATURDAY NOT MORE THAN FIVE HUNDRED. —_—_s.—— OUR WOUNDED FIVE THOUSAND. — THE RESELSCLAIM TO HAVE LOST BUT THREE HUNDRED KILLED ON SATURDAY. ee ee EDERATE CAVALRY PICKING UP CIVILIANS. THE CONF —__.—_—_. Mr. James W. Somers, of the Indian Bureau, who, with others belonging to the Departments, GENERAL McCLELLAN. It is bellewed by most military men around ua, that Gen. McClellan was to-day formally assigned by the President to the command of all treops Sssembied for the defense of the ospitel, as welt ‘8s of all the fortifications s-ound ft _—_—_—_ THE VISITING PHYSICIANS AND NURSES. The five or six hundred male nurses and physt- clans suddenly assembled bere by rail on te War Department, it appesrs were not wanted as was anticipated in the front. By some mistake, we presume, no provision for their support while here eeems to have Deen made, and they evident— ty do not know to whom to apply for Gowers: mente! transportation back to their several hemes_ We trust the Department will at once look te this matter HARPER'S FERRY. An escaped Union surgeon, late a prisoner, states that be overbeard a conversation, a fewdaye Since, between the Rebel Generals Stuart aa@ Wilcox, from which be inferred theta strong force of the cnemy diverged from the main bedy between Gordonsville and Thorougbfare, ané are now marching up the Valley for Harper's Perey. We hardly believe it THE EXECUTIVE MANSION. ‘The current newspaper paragraph alleging the determination of the Government to use the Bz- ecutive Mansion for a military bos il can bave no foundation in fact. There are quite sufficient | other bulldings Lere better sulted to the purpese; and that is ebsolutely required for the transsetion of public business of the utmost importance juss now. $$$ nn RELEASED. This morning twelve prisoners of war were relesasd from the Old Capitol on taking the oath of allegiance. Among them, were erveral from Tennes e+ and Virginis. cctunstibaseanatisiemenmnacenaaicnibiitis COL. KOLTES. The remains of Col Koltes, of the 734 regi. ment Penotylvania volunteers, who fell in the late battle et Bull Run, were, this afternoon, et 3 o'clock, taken to Philadelphia, where bie family reside. In the death of Col. Koltes the nation loses H BLILT UP AND BURNED AGAIN. | On the day before yesterday the reconstruction of the Bull Ran rajirosd bridge was completed ‘u the same night the rebels burned It again. PaReonaL —Col. Taylor, 34 N. J. Vols; Lt. Col. Switzer and Lt. Hudson, U. 8. A; Majer Revere, Maas; Col. W. R. Lee; Lt. Chesse- brough and Lt. Esti, cf Gen"l Schenck’s staf; , and about a hundred surgeons from various cities North and East, are at Willerds’. Gen. Rufus King, Acting Brig. Gen. Danie Leasure, Capt. Hampton of Hampton's Battery, - are at Kirkwoode’ Gen. W. L. Morris and Mrs. Major O. H. Mor ris, of N. Y., and Lt. Col. R. 8. Swords, 13th N. Y., are at the Metropolitan. Excirsnent in New Yous.—By a gentleman just arrived from New York, we learn that great excitement prevailed in that city yesterday, ere~ ated by the Tribune issuing an extra denouncing went up tothe assistance of the wounded, re- | General McClellan es a traitor. The turned to this city this morning. He eccom- panied the fiag of truce sent out from our lines yesterday morning with an ambulance train to the battle fleld, and from him we gather some interesting particulars. A Confederate otlicer was found In charge of a gang who were engaged in burying the dead The modus operandi was toranthe noose of & rope over the heeis ef the dead man, when two or three seizing the rope, dragged the body toa trench and dumped it in. Perhaps one bun- dred or one hundred and fifty bodies were in- terred in each trench. The rebels had been at their usual work of stripping the bodies of our dead, and numbers ‘Were to be seen lying stark naked. The enemy had, however, treated our wounded with some humanity, in many instances supplying food and water to the sufferers. The line of battle must have extended some five miles, as the dead and ‘wounded were found covering the ground to that distance. The Confederate officer superintending the burial of the dead estimated our loss in killed on Saturday, at not more than 500, and our wounded at about 5,000. He admitted a loss of Confeder- We killed of only 300, but said their number of wounded was very large. According to all re- ports, the number of wounded in the battle of Ssturday wes disproportionately large to the number killed. The Confederates speak of the battle of Saturday efternoon as one of the severest of the war While on the battle-ground our informant heard some little cannonading up stream, but nothing indicating an engagement. The Confederate cavalry sre scouring the coun- try in every direction, and in the opinion of Mr. Somers some of the civilians who went up to the vicinity of the battle-field have been captured SKIRMISH NEAR CENTERVILLE About two o’elock on Sunday afternoon as a detachment of 51 men from the 24 cavalry under Captain Hight were at Centerville they were sur- prised by a superior force of Stewart's rebel cav- alry and some artillery. On seeing them ap- proaching, our men got together and fired with their carbines, kliling, es they beard afterwards, ope rebel captain and four privates. Some of the rebels returned the tire, wounding Martin Kelly in the thigh. The party being overwhelmed by numbers were ouliged to surrender, but the enemy at once paroled them, and this morning they « rived in the city. They report all quiet last uight, and state that yesterday the enemy were near Centerville. Yesterday, in a skirmish, a body of rebels were driven back some five miles CAPTURES The U. 5. steamer Hatteras, Capt. Geo P. Kus mons, captured,while trying to run the biockade of Berwick’s Bay, the Rebel schooner Josepbine, ‘with 322 bales of cotton, bound to Havana. env to Philadelphia for adjudication The U S. steamer Bienville, Commander Mui laney, captured on the 2iat ult., near Charleston, theschooner Elica, from Nassau, with 500 sacks salt and 5 cases cards. The mate admitted that it was their intention to run the blockade. Sent to Philadelphia The U.S. steamer Stars and Stripre, Lieut 3 R. McCook commanding, captured on the 24th ult., near Wilmington, the schooner Mary Eliza- beth, from Nassau, loaded with salt and fruit Sent to Philadelphia. A RECRUITING PARTY CAPTLRED On Thureday night last Acting Master Provost, of the Anacostia, left Fredericksburg with a de tachment of artillery, infantry and saliors, on the steafher Cooper's Point, and proceeded to Port Royal, where fey captured Lieut. F.J. Riley, of the 13th Virginia, T. R. Doddand D. Bell, of the ist Maryland, and four recruits for the rebel army, one or two of them hailing {rom Baltimore The rebel forwarding officer, Capt. Gibbs, made his escape by swimming the river, leaving his horse and carriage in possession of our party They were brought up this morning and sent to the Uld Capitol. LARGE ARRIVALS OF SICK WOUNDED. During last night three trains of cars came in to the Maryland Avenue Station, one loaded with wounded and two bringing the sick from the Palls Church Hospital Station, which has been broken up and the invalids and all the hos- pital furniture removed to this point. Arriving in the dead of night, in a pouring rain, ynd many of the sufferers exposed to the full fury of the storm, in open cars, they hed a hard time of It, indeed. Alderman John H. Semmes and other® in thet neighborhood with great humanity de- voted the greater part of the night to attending to the wants of the suMerere SENT TO THE OLD CaPiTOUL. Captain Asb, an Assistant Adjutant Genera! of the Confederate army, who was taken prisoner at Bull Run on Fridey last and peroled to report here, reported last night and was sent to the Oid Capita) AND feeling against the Tribune office at Length reached such. & pitch that the authorities had to interfere to save the Tribune office from being sacked; and the dificulty was only settled by the obnoxious edition being suppressed. 2 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. ee THE WAR IN KENTOCKY. Lexingten, Ky, Evacnated—Take Rebdsis Take Pessession—Uur Stores Sent te Louis- ville. Lovisvitty, Sept. 1.—Lexington, Ky, wes evacuated this afternoon, our troops falling beck on Covington. All onr stores were removed to Louisville At 7 o’clock to night the Lexington operator closed bis office, saying thet Kirby Smith bed appeared in the suburbs and demanded the sur- render of the city, which was complied with by the citizens. There is considerable excitement existing bere, and extensive preparations are making for de fense General Lew Wallsce bas assumed command of the troops here. A number of regiments are erriving end en route for the seat of war. ——_—_—__, THE WARK IN TENNESSEE. Carro, August 31.—Dispatches received at bead-quarters here state that the rebels are mareh- ing on Fort Donelson with the intention of at- tacking it. The number of the enemy's force ie not known Memphis advices say that on the 25th Colonel Wood attacked three thousand rebels at Bolivar, completely routing them after s short engage- ment. Our loss was one killed. The rebel lees ia not stated. The rebel steamer Fair Play, which was cap- tured up the Yazoo, 8 few days since, has arrived here. Gen. Custis’ steff has arrived at headquarters. The General basa leave ef absence in order to enable him to attend the Pacific Railroad meet- ing to be held at Chicago. Rebel Emissary Caught — Unsuccessful At- tempt te Cress the Frentier. Niagara Fars, Aug.30.—A Rebel emissary sttempted to cross the Suspension Bridge to Canada this moraing, but Wes srrested. He was dressed as 8 female and carried « baby, which he pretended to be nursing. He was rather band- somely dressed and wore a thick vell. it ts ru- mored that the arrested man is a rebel of no small importance. Hie trunks and papers are in possee- sion of the provost marsbal. . Gueriilas Captured. Mewpnis, Aug. 20.—A meeting of guerilles wes aurrounded yesterday, and eighteen captured vy our troops. SEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New Yors, Sept. 2, 129 m.—Viret beard — U & Coupons, 18¥l, 1004; Seven-and-three- tenths Treasury Notes, 103; old Demand Notes . 1; Gold, 116% LATB LOCAL NBWS. — LuTHERAN SrNop erth may —aAfter the close of our report yesterday, Revs. G. Diehl ané 5°. Butler were elected oe to the The- olozical Seminary at Ge! Owing to the storm aight, the missionary meeting was omitted, and a pastors! colloguim substituted. The first balf bour of the morning session, as usual, was wg cay devotional services, con- ducted by Dr. Morr! The veoslations commending thePemale 8em- inaries at Lutherville and —" appoint i visitor to each, were pred “ke mee wes neo ideas eapper, Be year e 8ul a with aview of securing the prot ai of the relative duties vt pastor ang Pees nod assumed the support of sfx: men in their course of preparation for the ministi Tho cnaechs of the wos me bagel this city, Was recommen: vorable gra “the —— committee of the Heme issionary Soc! Rev. Dr Storke we: appointed to preseh the ordination sermon next yeer. Appropriations were made from the funds, the obj jects of which is the care of ministers ant ‘The 5: town, Md, The 8 ugust, 1863 ba united in singing the eng ane be the tie that binds,” and led fp cpprosching i the Throne of Grace, dy tb tbe Presi- dent. ination will be adminis‘ered in St. Paul's Eleventh street Church to-night. Descent UPON THE VRHICLES- figs ° emer od re were Im, in mites vehiclenee are suited for use > foc tercoval of the sick and wonnded to and from the variour a. Most of those taken wer: our by the ‘calling without @ murmor; and some who were selli stock is the market, and bad large quantities to be re- — to realiz- the cash to teenporary I Monee father in to submit to panes (vee J thea that the brave soldiers should suffer Sor went of proper sitention.