Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1862, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR | " PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE STAR BUILDINGs, CORWER PENN A AVEXUE AND iia Steer, BY Ww. D. WALLACH. in kages by earri 2 CE = "37 wer a) o _ AS Os year, * for six Rt three months: and frites th PO La , OXE OB NT, ia. Wrappers, TWO OT NTs, sd Ser ADVERT Ts be sent to the fore 12 if one a ia olberwise Shey may net “ DENTISTRY. ek a CRT & BRIGHTWELL, _ a + " ‘5 Pooth SR ew en, ‘e . tentes wtre: ers J 5 90" thee ee . wht. é a e) ters whic ides mar te Son A agehia PEUMBIRG, +O STEAM TTING BUSI- 87 Store on Ninth street, a fewdddrs north of Pennrylvan enue. wheze may Le founds «om pe nt of CHAN DEM and other GAs AM w FIXTU jan by Ww GAS FIXTURES. : ¥ Have in Stare, and are daily receiving, GAS FIXTUEES of entirely ew Patterns ant Designs and Fiviek. superior in style to suything heretofore @flere«d in this market. We invite ciisens gemerally to cgil and examine our stock cf GAS and WATHR FIXTURES. fecling —— that we have the best seleete.! stoek in ~ Zl Workin the. shove line: intrested: to. enr care will be promptly attended to, mar5-tf MYERS & MoGHAN, 376 D atrost °s PREMIUM TRUNK MANUPFACBORY, 499 Skvayrn St., Wasginotom, D.C. Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of Bal- timore, November 7. 1800. Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechanie’s Tostitnte, ashington, D. C., 1837. T am constantly making.and always Soe eae eR terinl. every description of Pine SOLE LEATHER 1KGN FRAME, LADIES “DRESS WOOD BOX, and PACKING TRUNKS. PELLISSIER. CARPET. ae ERT = and ANVAS Faby tL Th BAGS, SC: A SATCHELS, &e, AT LOW PRICES. 3 dd Travelers will please examine my purchasing elsewhere Tranks that are made in other cities Superior LEATHE ud DRESS YRUNKS inade te order. TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED at short notice Members of whe delivered free of charge to any part of the Georgetown and alesandtia. = JAMES © ToPHAM. MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTU#RS. BATCHELOR'S GENUINE HAIR DYE, The Best snctee Werk! ! | ‘The Only Beiiavie aud Marwiess Hair Dye Known. | Sold by all Druggist«; also, at BRERETON'S Patwat | Mosfieine Store. op Patent Office, cor. F & 7th, t a GIBBS'S Hair Store; 242 Vennay}'s avenue, where Ladies cau have it applied, if desired. ,Factory—S1 Barvlay street (iste 325 Browdway) | New York ocd-ly Ber AND SHOES TO SCIT THE TIMES. We sre new manufac f BOOPS and SHOES. and eonstan ply of Eastern made Work of every se<crip tieu, made expressly to order, aul will be soldat @ much lower price than has been beretef: ebarged iu this city for much taferior articles. Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES «f Bastern or City mate ke, will stwaye tind a good K=surt- Ment im store aud at the lowe-t prices. Give uss enll. GBIPFIN & BROTHER, apStfr S14 nia ay due. OLDIBRS AND CITIZENS i’ MRS. WREN having served as Matron the last | ear in the Army of the Potomac, where ane saved Randreds from the nowpitala, vfiece ber Metizines for the benefit of all. Her FEVER MIXTURE not } only prevents, but cures speedily. One few poonfall will Porify s pint of Water. and in this sea-on no | Sridier or Uivilian should travel without it. iutup | bo pocket. Aise, her FEVER MIXTURE, edb F rede in cay Coneumption inst winter. Por testimouis Col Aent. Koome. let New nuteer: 1. Marwett. Lieut. Seott, Adrutant Greg Lieut. MeéTntyre, . Kilie, Lient Spenser, Gapt. Trainor, 4th do . NJ; Capt. Ripley, Gist; Capt. Houveynieas, Sergt. oor Capi. Sergi, MacDowei, Cept. Jackson, Sergt. Brwdic, do.; Corporal Williams, 64th; Orderly Banks, N. i.) Deghise hundreds of privates’ ; To he had at Stott’ Drag Store, opposite National Hotel; Baien’s. corner Ps avenne aud 9th street; Martin's Franklin House. cormer Sth aad D streets: Browning & Keating, 353. Pa. avenue, wicre Sat Reman’ eupriied or depot 445 K street, between MRE WREN Midwife nod Magnetie Belectic Phy- Sri Jointe, Obronte Rneumatinms, Rere Byes, OW ¥ oF A ers, ke. Ac. eabee tig ta ee K street, and Th. au i-in* BW AKD. Me OD PIANO N Rare Wxbenaine o* WOLOWEEI, Piaswies from - ji Dans "a rpmas COMPANY, A oF PA. AVENUE, Washmmsten (¥4y, D.C. GREAT Ba(RUs, NORTYREN AND WES?- Pre sas) FR Rip kus: BRCHANDISE. MORRY, JEWELRY, VALU- MERCER ote SPusKe BONDA) &e Korwarded with BAFRTY AND DISPATCH to al acces tie sections of ibe eonntry Company bas ageocivs in the pribo:pal Kailwey Powns in whe | NORTH, EAST. WEEP. AND NORTH BAT | It pring pal offices ar. WASUIBGTON bars FORK. nosron, HILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. CIN- CUNSATI. ST LOUIS. Lovis- VILLE, LREXLNGTON Oonnoetions are made at New York and Rosten | with lines forwardigg & the CANADAS an! tha | WRITISH PROVING We. a1 wih rte vahip lines RRPOOL. BOUTHAMPTON and HAY ue. o by Burepean expresses to all noone ot comme»rcial towns in Grval Britain aad on the Con tnert Ucdegtion of NOTBS DRAFTA snd BILLS ume Bt all aceeamble parte A. ROSFY, A JAMES NOLAN “Ager SHERRY. PORT and MADEIRA WT FINE OLD GRANDY pod WHISK GFA tidera! diseonnt io fd nters . piele succens. bby Without (hem mpou a:y Cousiber. stily nod efleeriyidy . - He wine Avenne pee rihers are mer Bas evar pre-t 103 Cosmo. stltee eter by $C) PORD. & bh wlreet aud Pa » Aiezandrin, yy VENKY COOK & CU ; we Brow by 4 HOME AGAT HP fuilding af 381 Pe have s@ain beew retin it, th a¥entant ) aiiusted, amd | ’ pared dewds a)! Aindses Job Work, mandiagture fusth ee Stews Tin W Aetit. arate Bayi ye + House fee pir peblic that be will his wn establishment tis the senson. He has had it: e | repaired aid neatly fitted, Leen engaged all the summer in bedding eee) ) OLE af rf “¢ V:. XX: IRON HALL, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EMILE DUPRE Weuld reepeetfully inform bia fsiends and ¢an- tome that, baying juet retarmed te this eity from New York, be offers a renewed assortment of FINEST FAMILY. GROCERIES, ‘ @Monsisting of 3UGAks, TEAS, eOrFAE,. _.. SPICES, BUTTER, Bt, FAOTR, Also, a fine assortment of” HAVANA cieaks, whieh, Deing purshased from a prise veerel, enables us to sell at very low rates, SITEYER'S LION LAGER BEER In Half Barrels. All kinds of FANCY GROCERIES at low prices, E. DUPRE, 20 PENMSYLVANIA AVBNTE. NPs, PRI- ‘ATE FAMILIES, &e. The Subscribers have snat seenived & fresh ship- ment o 40 CASBS ST. JULTEN AND FLORRAG CLARETS, which they offer for sale at New York prices. iy NOTICE Q HOTELS GROCRES RBSTAURA Also, they have constantly on hand 4 Large and Weil Seiected Stock of Cheice BRANDIES, OLD MADERIAS, PORTS, SHERRIBS, BOUKEGN. ObD RIE, ‘SCOTCH, aid IRISH WHISKIE CUAMPAGNES of all favorite brands, ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES LOXDON AND DUBLIN PORTERS, HAVANA CLG ARS, ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES. CHILTON. CHEDDER and ENGLISH DATRY HERES? SA pe KEMP'S HERMETICALLY SBALED i G S FRENCH. GERMAN and ENGLISH CORDIALS, CONGRESS, SELTZER, KISSENGEN and ENG- ISH A WATERS SOUCHONG, IMPERIAL, H¥- SON. Y } MYSON TEAS, With an extensive assortment of FANCY GROCERIBS. For sale Ly BININGER & 00. (Established 177%.) Branch—219 Pa_ avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, Washin BF Just received suall lot of Ofieers Jhests THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore uby the name of F.J. HEIBERGER Dissolved by iutanl consent on the 31th t. All those indebted to the firm are urceutiy requested ty settle without delay; at the col! place of business, FJ. HEEBERG EL, JH. KIKG. ae ge NOTICE.—The subscriber, P.J, Heiberger, senior partner of the late firm, takes pleasure in inform- > his {sand the’ public generally that he ue the business jn all its branches under je, and will endeavor to of their former patrons, _J. HEIBERGER & CO. (Snecessors to H. P. Loudon & Uo.) Citizens’, Military and Naval Tailor. GIVE ME A CALL csigned respectfully informs hia friends the mest choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay could produc his famous creeks at Pmey Psint. I will receive by the steamer James Guy, from Piney Poifit, twice a week, a fresh anpply, inde- pendent of my regular supply boats. By such arraugonments there will be no failure in filling any Contrnals t may be made with the establishuent, as we have never heretofore failed to do, independ- ent of the blockade. My arrangements are so complete that it ean cope with any honse in the United States, I pledge myself to pay particular attention to far- 2 hotels, urants, utiets and private es. at the lowdst eash prices, «ep also om hand # fine assortment fresh PRCITS and hermetically secied RATS and VEGETABKS, TM IARVEY. Depot 281 Cat., between With and ith, | se 5-tf Washington City, D.C. ENTS, TONTS, SUTLERS’ TENTS} Ham- mocks and Beds for Suldi Tents and Figs of all kinda. Plain and Faney Awning for sores and dwellings, made to order at the short: ext notice. at EDWAED LILLY'S Awning, Tent and | Piag Pactory, eorner Pa. avenue and 434 street, Col- | onMation Building jWashimgton Cc. a0 2-im* | Apaue EXPRESS COMPANY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. The DELIVERY OFFIGR of this Company i rod fr wt to thi 3 5B Removed from phere od ae large —— ast FitdevLvawra AVBRUE. aanortmeant 0! HaDWARE AED AENY GOODS! Also, BAR IRON AND SPRBL! yn B-entm* LLECTOR'S OFFICE, Wasmwmorox, D. C., August 9, me. MOTICE TO TAX-PAYEE: Tig be fzed at allowed ander the ofa CesortdanteP atte et ee et lars, and 9 notes of the United Btates, dre eke iterate rte aed il at De alowed BG ras ioe setae piooes ead ak “priviawaw WM. DIXON, olleeter. fy CHARLES 8. POWLER & CO., IMPORTER WHOLSSAL® AND DEALERS IN TINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WAR. AIL Pine Cntiery, Japanued Waiters, Jated Ware, a1 Oil Lampe, Roll Metal Goods, himneye and Wicks, Bhork Tint Lanterns, &e., dee., | Cha | tu @ etm by 504 (Odd Bellows’ Hall) 7th st. | C1DRR POR THR ARMY. A fine srticle, in large quantities, wu. be romty by the 20th September proximo. Par- th ihtere#led in ariny supplies, and also rectifiers, poms addreae the subsertber at rota o een comely New Jersey, for full partieulars. a0 in | Inrge qnantilioe, a mperior article of APPLM | wi ‘ jau Btw) HS CONOVER CAFE EC ONE HOSPITAL, May 23, 1962. i NOTION. —On ane visitors will be ue «© werdsof Lois Hospital on Tues Stupless and Sundays only, and on those | u the hoarse of Zand 6 p.m JOUN S. BILLINGS, Asst Surgeon US) Army. in eh: after this dat ESTATB AGENCY. JAMES F SIALIDAY, Collector of Gity Taxes.) give bys entire attention ax boc THE RENTING AND OOLLE LENTS ON REAL ESTATE, Buying and to ail ot sment of je tefers to— leGU IKE & CO. Aw s, Editor of the OO, Bankers. | PRT “Navk of b Johnson & Oo., corner of | ane avenae anil ‘Peuth street, second sep Seusw* Bx Mayors of Washington PENT K CLOSE-STOOLS, cr ae fete and # eet QA pae. art wbiylls cf imetaly are per | ay ay ean get Oat of dtler and, nest oonventent wrticles tn Tin oth the Ube thee: 7Vta . ta vn “ WASHINGTON; D.'C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1862. | Blones« of price. AUCTION. SALES. TMIs AFTERNOON AND To-MORROW. By GREEW- WILLIAMS, Anétionsert. Grow I Ea, ° 18... we shall sell at the Grocery More ral ob crt oornee of pigy yore treme tae Mshment, vis— 1 : GROCERIES: — Sush as, ate ad i ia fade Grocery ‘Rye Whisky, 1 bere? Brandy; @t2, rek Boirit 4 eg s Wik wie Pisvaren, Pattorh eid Commer’ sean, - Pine ks ke..4 “a yada age a i _ GRREN & WILLTAme: Angts, By W. L. WALL & CO., Parlor Suite, Marble top Tab Mattrasses, Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus, Washstandsand Toilet Sets, ? Wood and Cane Seat Chairs, Reekers, ‘s Grid. Curtains, Shades and Oorniees, Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Glas and Cro. are. Terms cash, we 15 W.L. WALL-& 00., Anets, a = FUTURE Days. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURB at Avctiox —On THURSDAY, the 18th inet., we shall sell, nt the residence of the Rev. bir. Ken- bard, No. 374 Fourth street, near B,an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz— ees Spring seat Sofa, Parlor, and Rocking *haire Wainct Whatnot, Breakfast and Writing Pables, Looking Giaases, [reortuetins dba td and other Bureans, Oentre Ta |, Marble-top Wash Cloret, Lounge, Cane-seat Chairs, Mat Tree, Crib, Clock, Refrigerator, and Bedet-ads, Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows, Dlattrass and ing, Brussels and other Carpets, Cooking Stove, with a good jot of Kitchen Requi- nites, And maux other artieles which we deem unneces- sary to enumerate. Terms cash, re 16-«l GREDN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AN PFECTS at Pur Avetiox.—On_ THU DAY MORN- ING, September isth, at 10 o'clock at the residedae of the late Joneph Boulanger, on @ street, between 17th and Isth streets, we shall sell bis Furniture sod Kifects, cemprising— Mahogany Hair-cloth and Plush-eovered Chairs, Marble-top Centre and Side Tables, Mahogany Card and Round Tables, Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice and Mixtures, Oil Paintings, and Engravings, Superior Bronze and Gilt Chandelabras, Plated Castors, Chafing Dishes Forks and Spoons, Ivory-handled Table and Tea Knives, Elegant French China Dinner Set. elaborately eae an formerly the property of Andrew jackson, Extension Dining Tables. Gak Dining Chairs, Side Tables, Velvet, Brussels, aid Venitian Carpets, Ahogany and Iron Bedsteads, airand Husk Mattresacs, Blankets, eather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets. Burexus, Wash<tands, Toilet Stands, Mirrors, Shades, s, Decanters, Signs, Glassware, nes, Cigars, oy ne superior Copper Moulic, Stew Pans oilers. and other Stoves, Refrigerator, rr with the usual assortment of Kitehen nsites, e Lot of French and English Books, Terms: Suins of $10 and under, cash: over that amount, a credit of 90 days. for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. fe 15 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO, Anets. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. MOVEMENTS OF JACKSON'S ARMY Ouamnrnenrne, Sept. 14, 1 m.—Parvies Wane bere to-day from the neil iborheod of prmess of eapturing Gol. White and his eom- ba he bad evacuated the ptace two vionsly, an joceeded i hi Saekrey ese ns ne >, An engine esnt from this afternoon e Shis place PERIEN'S AF Be On the State lino, it saw RO is of the rebel pickets. Citizens living near the litte «re; t ‘port that rey ae) the Beighborhood, and say they have évacunted Hagerstown, dut in what direction the: proceeded they could not tel}. Their yesterday captured one of and, 0 eecept Sete welecns: + Ie e aceount from 7% s oor, —- was Beton Sanday to = Col, Bruece’s cavalry and Toombs’ Te- . ry o*” Gen Feting rebel division, ich ‘Was eni- ‘eam a the ‘0’ road, also left. A large body of our cavalry had arrived at Greencurtle, cutting their way through ftom the neers of Harper’s Ferry. HaxkisBure, Sept. 15.—An officer who just eamae from Ohambersburg contradicts the ro- ported capture of 1,200 barrels of flourat Ma- aerstown by the rebels. He snys tliey had uot she ni twansportation at band to effect their object. : Citizens who left Chambereburg and other laces in the valley are again returning to their omes. There had been fighting at Harper's Ferry, but Col. Miles still held his position. Five rebel cavalry were eaptured by a squad of infantry ata point between Greencastle and the State line, and brought into Chambersburg. From Cumberland Gap. CINCINKAT!, Nept. 15.—Advices from Cum. berland Gap to August31Ist represent that Gen. Morgsn was in fine epirits. He was furazin; through the country in all directions, an would hold o..t untilrelieved. Theenemy was still in force tn bis front but not in the rear, all in Kentucky having joined Kirby Smith. Gen. Morgen made a ratd at Rogers’ Gap, killing six, Wounding six, and taking a whole com- pany prisoners, without losing a man. Later. GALLiPronis, Sept. 1 Jol. Lightburn’'s ad- vance reached Ripley, Va. at ten o'clock last night. Passengers on the Mariettaand Cincin- nati road, west, this morning report heavy cunnonading in the direction of Ravenswood, on the Obio. Later from Europe. Care Race, via St. John’s, N. F., Sept. 4.— The steamer Bohemian passed here this morn- ing, trom Liverpool, with dates to the Sth inst Ttalisn affairs are unchanged. It is stl un- certain W bat disposition will be mude of Gara- baldi. COMMERCIAL. Liverpool, Sept. 5.—Sales of cotton for the Werk, 63,000 bales, including 55,400 bales to speculators and exporters, The market opened buoyant, at an advance, nt closed nominal, with only an advaner of 9d. on the week, owing to expected heavy arrivals. Middling Orleans Wd.; stock in port 5¢,U00 bi Breadstuffs are quict but steady. Provisior London, Se} y- From Warper’s Ferry, &c. HARRISBURG, Sept. 15, P. M.—The report of the rebels planting guns on the Maryland Heights is believed to be true, but if Col. Miles could hold his position intil noon to-day, until he could be reiuforced, it was felt contident he couki dislodge the enemy from their position. Stragglers from th bel a all along the road to Willian enemy is no doubt crossing. The sending up of Longetreet’s Division was for the purpose of compelling the enemy en- euged with MeClellan’s army to stand. ort, where the By W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers, RUSTEE'S OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTY.—Ry virtue of adeed of trust, duly exe- ented.and recorded in the land reeords of Wash- ing county, in Liber J. A. S., No. 136, folio 224, we shall sell at Public Auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of September. A. D., 1862, at five o'elock p. mn. tie following Property. via: Lots numbered seven (7) and nine (9,) in Uhimann*s aub- division, of part of square numbered mix hundred and sixteen (6l6.) together with the improvements thereon, of awmall Briek House, &e. Terms: One-third cash ; the balance in two equal payments, at six and twelve months, with interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, to secure the deferred payments. Conveyancing at the cost ofthe purchaser. ALFRED SCHUCKING, A. KBEBLY, Trastees, ans W.L. WALL '& U0., Aucta: By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTRE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTX.—By virtue of a deed of trust, duly exe- eutedyand recorded d_ records of Wanb-/ ingten county, in rJ. A. S., No. U3, fotios, we shall sell at Public Auetion, on the premises, on SATURDAY, she 27th day of Beptember, A. D.. 862, at five o'clock p.m., Lot numbered ten (10,).in | square numbered eight hundred and seventy-four, > “Perms: One-third ash; the balance in twe equal payments, at six and twelve months, with interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, brs amare she face wdescorpames Conveyancing a eo re! = . on. W. L. WALL & GO., Anew. an 3% A tt pase ater ote of 0 ARMY AWD NAVY Op7ronns, i - * -te., &e, We invite your m to our large aasortment Pek “any FESLb Ove, (eash cele empable of n 3 ‘Ako, TENT ARD CAMP HEATING AW: cooking STOVER, BLODG ET & oh PA’ PORTABLE GALVANIZED IRON BARB QV. aad naeetli cau pies. trend ke are wins For swe Wholeneid end otal py” . . BIBB & 00. Baltimore Stove Howte, 39 Light street, se 3-2w* Sole Agents for Baltimoae. ASTBETION, CUTLERS AND OF BRS. OIDBR—CIDBR—OIDRR, 3,000 Barrele of Wileon & Lawrence celebrated NEWARK CIDER for sale in quantitice to suit puschasers.—and at our newal Mew York prieos. Address WILSON & LAW: CR, _ #4 in" Seoonds near vonse. RECEIPT A FOR PRESERVING PROPDRTY. The Most Effectual in she Workt' Information may be obtained at M.T. PAEKER'R PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Ro. 59 Lousiana av., between 6th and 7th streets, here evary variety o! Vv f SICN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING In exceuted with neatnoss and dispatch, To prevent mistakes, he will state thet his “art Presepvative’’ refers exelugively to the various epartments of his trade. to which he challenges competition, either in quality of work or resson’- dy iss PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayor's office upto 12 g'elock on the Isth instant, for GRAD- ING AND GRAVELLING itnif street west, from N street south to the Bastorn Branch. The gravel te be cf good qivality, nine inches in the centre, tapering down to foat inches at the gutter line The gra vodl ral ail stone of improper size and t heavy roller, ¢ cubic yard for gravellin JAS TT. BUNCH, Commissioner tern Drstriet. PS, Partieaobtaining this contract. can dispose af the clay exeavated to brick-makers in the neizh- borbeod ae ne 12 grading and per square pgm, FRANKLIN, sree TRARELIN & 244 PRens¥iv (NLA ENUR (north ide,) between’ Ith and ith sts. srrey ACENE, ;} bathe Brasitign Toph ecienti@en sw Oy e leniar eondition the visual orkaps. Min teafs FIELD GLASS 2S With the finest, Aehge wnatie Lenses, for day andy RU, cs pee ‘PERA GLASSES. bi St S an cws r k ia Wier RMOM STEERS Marit METERS, 3 AL gud SURVEYORS’ INSTRUMES ke. at the lowest Northera il. Jy 2h eotf NAVY AND ARMY CLATMS on successfnlly ef- torrey for Clains | " & HE Snbeeriber fifteen Various P ‘ | ~ervicas for t for obtainin tinen teat Washing” ee PRO rt set! Nome OF y Bown TST 5 Confiscation in Misse: St. Lovurs, Sept. 14.—In compliance with orders from the Secretary of War, Gen. Scho- field has ordered the proyost marshal general of the district of Missouri to proceed without delay to carry into effect the eonfiscation act ao fa s the provisions of the said act are subject to be carried into effect by the military authori. ties of the United States in this district. Tne property liable to confiscation in the district is estimated at fifty millio! { dollars, From Kentucky. CINCTRNATI, Sept. 15th.—The rebels are in possession of Maysville, fifteen hundred strong. Their cavalry, to the number of six hundred, tried to take Augusta, and were shelled off by the gunboat New Era. [Maysville, Kentucky, a city of 7,000 tnhabi- tants, is situated on the Ohio river, sixty miles above Cincinnati.) From Cincinnati. Oinciynat, Sept. 15—Al business was re- sumed to-day, with the exception of the sale of liquors, until four o'clock p. m., when they met ugain for drilling. The rebels have fallen back only four miles south of Florence, owing to the scarcity of water, and are supposed to be await- ing reinforcements. pote rebels have left. Marysville and gone to aris. —— Arrival of the Steamer New York. New York, Sept. 15—The steamer New York has arrived here with advices to the 8d instant, not 60 late as the advices per steamer Bobemian, off Cape Race. Garibaldi arrived at Spozsia on the 2d instant, accompanied by his son. $ First Maryland Kegiment. Alisha petomeed Gn tote Aasdteee jy: ¢ prisoners Ae i- ment arrived here this morning. supa B. H. ScuLay, Major. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. [Oorreepondence of the Associated Press.} ForTames Moxaas, Sept. 3.—The steamboat New York, fram Annapolis, arrived here this pacino on board the 190th Blew York ‘he steamboat John A. Warner, Quptain Cone, from Washington, arrived this morning, with the 6th Massachusetts Regiment. The steamboats Montreal and New Bruns- wick arrived here at noon with about 2,000 ‘oled Union prisoners. The balance of the 6,000 will be down to-morrow. The rebels are now very particnlur to take a record of the height, color of hafr, eyes and complexion of all they parole. The following ttems are taken from the Rich- ene Whig and Enquirer of the 13th, received here “Mr. M. Brues, of Kentucky, proposed in the House of Representativesa plan for simplifying the obtaining of letters of marque, to render privateering more efficient. If Mr. Hruce’s« preposition is adopted, inportant results will speedily follow. We know of gentlemen from abroad awaiting the action of the committe tihey muy embark in the privateering busi- ne It is understood from official data furgished | by the Treasury Department, that the expendi- lares of the Confederate government, from its coinmencement to the Ist of August amount to | e 15S.S5. } The rede m to bave an official annonnee- ment of the “uation of Memphis by the Fed- 1 : ) rniment fs ye liberties of the people into the very ousands would feel grateful in | via ea for a respite from the wrongs | inflicted by the oppressor. Aceennts of indi- | vidual ert be given which would uder boil. The same paper condiins a lisiof priees for * winter oulfi, for a soldier, as follows, and } culls on the Gontederate governuient for the , or the money to purep ase it with: , jcket S85, one pair of pauis £390, two Pairs of Woo! socks #200, two Wool shirts $20, two pairs of drawers $1G—total $9.50, BF Everybody by this time knows how bad- ly the “Diamond Wedding” (Which set our fashionables on end some two years ago) has ; turn ; Dut everybody dees not know that the anent separation of the hero and hero- | in@ fs, as the French say, ue fait aecowpit! Let. | ters by the steamship Cambria, from Havana, | state the legal ings’ of the Indy with a | view to separntion had beef tonciuded.” § * Oviedo brut been boitid Gyer I< Tantinm as her maiutebance. and § as if *elad to cut ae connection on the Was prep puck up and retarn father’s in New York a » her . toma, he BATTLE ON THE CATOCTIN MOUNTAIN. IZ = GEXERAL MoCLELLAN VICTORIOUS. HEAVY LOSS OF THE ENEMY pessccsshec Seca HARPER'S VERRY BESTEGED. i BBINFORCEMENTS SENT FORWARD. —$—__—_ [Correspondence of the Raitimore Amorican.) Parprnicn, Monday, 2 p. m.—The news that sour aed of course to be pot Syed pirecmeal,inairore cour: ancient mythology who gained streacth tact wit his mother and ries 2 witha ‘of rese- lution and stamina. The reverses im front of Washington left behind, in the minds of meu, anger instead of dismay; and led by Generals ia whom they plaee confidence, rj ouy are “fighting thie time to win,” and so far have made their words good by acts. THE ViGHT OF SUNDAY. Sunday is ee fighting day of thie war, and yesterday added anower to she list of memorable batues that have occurred on it. The scene of the Gght yesterdny was upon what is generaily enlled the “ Spoond vuntain” of the Catectin range, but on the Toups itis calied South Mountain. Our foros on Saturday drove the rebel] rear guard out of Middletown, and our advance halted that night # short distance beyond that village. Early on Sunday morning the onward movement was resunimd by General MeCleilan. The rebejs | i were directly in front, and retreated slow! and resolutely, contesting every foot of gronn: Tp to about tw o'clock the engagement was principally with artillery. The rebels placed their batteries on every advantageous position and shelled our advanee. Our arvilery replied and the fire was at times very heavy, but ae advantage, from the higher ground they oecn- pied, beimg with the rebels in this artillery practice, our Generals depended more upon their infantry, and heavy columns were pushed euceessfully forward, driving the enemy buck uatil about half ihe ascent of the mountiin wa gained. In doing this work some splendid | dashes were made by cur troops, im wich Burnside’s and Hooker's corps (formerly | McDowell's) particularly distinguished them- | selves. THE MAIN RATTLE. Between 2 and 3 o'clock the Rebels were found drawn up in line of batde, their left covering Turner's Gap, uarough which the pfke to Hagerstown passes, and their right extead- ing to Crampton’s Gap. Our right was led by | Gen. Hooker in adyanee, with Gen. Franklin | on the left, and Gen. Burnside’s corps in the ernter. Gen. Heintzelman’s corps was pressing | up inthe rear, and was I believe in reserve. Some portions of it may have participated in the fight. When the enemy were thus found drawn up in line of battle on their chosen position, the engagement at once became general and fleroe. The musketry fire, as described tome by officers | Wounded in the battle and now here, was the | most continuous and sustained of the war. it rolled rapidly and fiercely from right to left, and back and forward, with irresistible fary. Our artillery was bronght speedily up, and | played its part, as usual, well. For two hours | this continuous exchange of musketry and artillery continued, until the enemy began to show signs of wavering. Our extreme right bad been gradualty but surely pushing the en- emy, crowding him toward the Gap, and | threatening his flank. At5 o’clock a general charge was ordered, and our men, responding willingly and bravely to the call, sprang for- ward with an impetus that earried all before it. The Retils fell back, and endeavored to again bring their disordered columns into line of battle, but in yain. Wildly cheering and determined to win, our | lines pushed forward, drove the enemy from point to point, and as the hist rays of the sun | cilded the mountain, reached the summit. The Pass was won, and the enemy were ia rapid and disordered retreat down the slope to a Boonsboro’ The pursuit was continued for | two miles down the mountain, until darkaces [ put an end to the centest. THE BATTLE FIELD. Ourarmy bivouackes for the night on the bat- le-field, whilst its pickets exten:led some three usiles forward and beyond the little village of Bolivar (not the Bolivar of Harper's Ferry.) The Rebels left their killed and many of their wounded on the battle-field. My informants have no knowledge of the enemy’s loss, except | where they were engaged, immediately on tue right, and can, therefore give no estimate of the general Joss on either side. They found the | fround over which they passed thickly strewn with rebel dead and wounded. In a corn field where a desperate stind was made, there was marked evidence of the severity with which they had been punished. Our own loss, it is believed, is very much less—perhaps not half thatof the enemy. Our men fought the whole day with that desperate valor which in battle often at that there is safety in temerity. They literally drove the | citize | there is uo evil without | aspeed of 7 145 THE WEEKLY STAR. a a 7 This exertions Pewily ont Bowes Joeras! eon than waite Sack py Het Pores ref Vriday morning. Tremn—Canr, ‘inkiy, im adoanse. Ringle copy, por teen omen I OO Pive copier. — “TN 47s ST Angle copies tim wrapgers) can be procurca at the counter. ‘The tenue of the peper. Price—TMRER 8. . an important mission Col. Billée position, bower ver, is felt to be serions, and tf will be @ Tebef to hoar that he ssande. APrAlné IX FREPSRION. e Froageyoney the bat Frederick is 0 ti’ —_——_—_ —_ — How the War are the Trades. “i ‘Theee is great aeti the branches of trade which supply Some, fued,alothing and ments for stance, all the Fees Are. 20 busy “fo puns nse. The and Keres, thas-they have euspended wort in ihe articles inwuded fer Comestic - a in cokigacts fot aah santhackantee tine tnt factories day and bight soumalte up thie reeqyi-rte of amuskets- and revolvers; to «sy Of the oréaanee foundnes, winch are tw Ofivers We powder Maker Lave the ship-yards, f_racs mad eecupied with work for the navy. knives for wie eam all they ann Go: an panier, and hosts of operatives labor MoeeAntly in the virions processes of peper making, ink making, enemy iag poe which go to make up the «tock of treasury paper and Treasury and reyenue siamps which Use enactment of (lengres« be- gale. 1tis proper toudd tia Uwe delay on the {the new postal currency is atiribuiable to the destrnetion of the works for the mana- facture of the ink which i* ose in printing it. The patented process uncer which this ink is made ss held by a chemist of Uais chly, whose manufactory was burued a fortnight sinve. New werks are now established, and the sup- vy Will Lereaiter be regmar, tis a gratifying iudicatgn of the tim so many branches of trade derive prof sopport from the war which prostrate. great commercial interest. The war is there- fore not wholly an evil, aside from the great questions of principle which are involved ta it; mor does it entail upon oar people Uaat wn- versal and ruinous depression and misery which the faint-Learted predicted as its fymme- diate reenit. Our great merchaatx, wh» can bear distress better than agy other class of our do net murtuur at the transfer of cem- parative ‘ity © the ranks of the trades, for the latter have always inferior resourers, that | and, but for the setivity which the war iua- i oo to thair workshops and counters, could rdly endure the strain to which the merean- tule commuyity so patiently, clicerfully aud loyally submits. The & again proves tent win pebotuug good. N. ¥. Eoewiag Post, Sept. 12. The tronsides 2 Great Suecess, The United States iron-clad frigate New Iron- sides returaed to Philatelphia on Tuesday eve- ning Inst, direct from Fortress Monroe. Un the way up from the Breakwater sche made ten j miles xn hour aguninst « strong head wind, and against the tide part of the distance. The ma- chinery works admirably, aad Captain Turn expresses his entire sgusfaction with the yesse!. On Wedne-day, the @ew of the Tronsides was twan-ferred to the reoying ship Princeton, preparatory to the vessel beng hanied to the central? pier at the navy yard, which was on Thursday morning. Her Bre to be py in at once: aud as soon as that is donr, and sor alteration made to the eteering apparatus, she Will leave for the South The ery Inquirer, in noticing the arrival of the New Ironsides, says Usat all bancs are sutisfied with the working of the ves- sel and the machinery. Very Witue jarring is experienced from the engines, the yihrauons being searcely apparent. Thir is rarely ifever the case in any war vessel. [he machimery is up to the expectation of @i¢ Duilders. With sixty revo! Ss Per Tin ude veee | aitaas les per our, . [dar consract- ors say thst eighty revolutions per migute can be accomplished, This woukd incromse her epecd to at least nine knots per heur. ad guns are removed the ports and as nearly Gs possible im the center of the and are properly oe no motion or rolling can loosen them. sel has two wheels, one on the spar deck, to be used regu- larly, and the other on the gun~<ijeck, t be used. @uring action. Directly in front of the wheel is the pilot or look-out house, which is constructed of irom enemy all the time, giving them uo time @o0 | plates six inches im thickness on the x, rally, no opportunity to recover, and thus kept.| and nine inches above the spardeek. A wind- ata disadvantage. Our veterans have added new laurels to those gained on other well-fought fields, whilst the new Tegiments better than any one would have ventured | contest, and also Giract- thn ing etuiroase leads to the where the captdin takes his emn@ and marks aud points ont the motion of the vessel during the did see. etruc- to hope. Their enthusiasm made up for their | ture is round, so that if a akot one ee ee imexperience, and rivalled older | it would ¢ianoe'cf. Fora vesee! of the weigh! companions in arms the steadiness with | and sive cf the Tronsides the and boilers which they went under fire. are etrprisingly emall. “E is ener Among our losess we have to lament that of | on with the grenteet precision in te = Gen. Reno, one of General Burnside’s diviaion | ical t. The of commanders. General Reno accompanied the | fourteen i!-inch = ul two Hatteras ition, and bore an | 960 pound rified Parrot ate on the e battles from Rosnake to | gundeck. On theepar. twosmaller 1- = inall fexbern. He was a brave, eni ead reliable offieer. I do not know the alars of his death, but understand that he wes Killed by a rifle ball, whilet feeling the enemy on Sunday m: 4 of no other of our gan Officers. As to the loss of line and field officers we have no reparts. LOAS OF THE ENEMY—CAPTURE OP PRISORERS. ‘We have the numerousand no doubt ex- bile omy rumors wer haien peti kg enemy. Gen. is reported an Dest part of Longstrect's Division captured. T green guas atthe etern. 8 North Vaewlboro’ must be the smartest sre giaced, one at the bow and one T hoor oF the Tos | town in the Stam. Iteomeriomed only « leat of Tye breed to the Sanitary when te agent cent for tt, he found somebody had cut into it and eaten balfofit! Weadyise North Veasalboro’ to tumble into the gui — Joweslan ( Ms.) Journal. Koesvsu—A Seottish newspaper that these reports as far asIam able I fod that | 4 Snel etage of consumption, and that prob- Gen. Lee is reported by the prisoners taken as wounded, and somesay killed. Gen.Garlaad, | comntry of Virginia, is Killed. Of prisoners, probaly: from fifteen hundred to two thousand ve been captured, independently of the wounded left on the field. AFFAIRA TO-DAY. ‘Some intermittent artillery tiring was heard early this morning, bat from the general quiet in front it is evident that no serious battle was in progreas to-day. The reports are that the Rebels made g use of their hesie during the night and that this morning they were in rapid retreat toward the river, rendering it docbtfal | whether they would be overtiken befow they had put the Potomac between themsrlyor aud Gen. MeClellan. The hope is thatGien. Hein*- welmin’s corps, being comparatively fre will be abled to push after them and embar- rass if not prevent their retreat, | HARPER'S FERRY. | Much anxiety is felt here to learn the eon- i dition of afiairs at Harper's Fe where it is | | known Col. Miles is hardly pushed by Stone. wall Jackson. QGapt. Cole was sent from Uiers on Saturday night to communicate with Gan. , Me Han. Through his knowledcr of the roads he got safely across the enemy's lines and met Gen. McClellan at Middlows on Sunday. His report is (1 gather it second | band) that the Rebels on Friday nc ced in such force on the Maryland Height, up from the rear, thatour people wefe oabanden the battery there, The ¥ however done systematically.” The ¢ spiked and then thrown over the precipics, and the men, most or all, escaped over to t Ferry. Jackson bad also possesion of Lan- | don Heights, the smallness of Gol. Miles’ fores | Tendering it impossible for him to msaintum | hese detached posts. On Sunday the Rebels endeavored to place, batteries both on the Maryland and Loudow | amit jor oad ‘wos Ss were | beight= but were so severely shelled that they Cid not aecomplish their object. Some Tring Was heard at Monoeas y Junetion about poo to-day, apparently at Harper's Ferry, end this engoutiant ile hope that Col. Miles still holds | out. If the enemy nae aimi LOW sens almost errtiin, for the fords of the Upper Po- | abanclon Ags Gesions re itre al4o rumore | on Thar “poor Kosegth, the is in ably before many weeks pase « & noble = will bave to Sor the fas of one of ber hobieet end most men.” 82 The Solicitor of the Treasury has given @n ofmnion wpen the Liability of manufacturers to te xation pon goods frmoved from the place of ie to Sept. 1, 182. This opinion fs ip the of the printer, and will Le pntdiebed im a few days. 82° The Empress "s Labed in Fate and tolled doe Poehen Mea reached a cireniation of 17,000 copie. The | Mumuesl resourees conus of Beheres, vained a *200 each. The advertising profit has been sold in ad yenceffor $4,000 per annum, &F French Tepes eeptenen ae Gants Oe th: age of , ike Marquise de la Place, widow. of illustrious anthor of the Mr- cmmome Cele, formeriy lady of honor tw the Princess EXisa, Grand Duchess of Tuseany, rixter of the Buaperor Napoleon. BF The lergest con in the world is snid tobe n old pirce ut Canstantineple, which Te of 2 inches in diamewr. ‘The rreatest dia kunce to which @ projectile hae been thrown, 80 taras known, ie about 64 wiles with one of Whitworm’s guns. AN EXCTSE. When colonels, exptiins and th* rank and file* Get jolly dronk with many a Union «smuje,” Let ue not blame thent, nor te faett deplore. They merely manifest « - =preé-dt corps, #7 Prominent Pennsylratiians say ac gabe a 1 conlé not hate bye a worse thing | une pride anc ange? of old Pehnktie huncred thoneand fresh men will, in that Ste clone, If Reeds be. os egerw yt 87° The Collectors of Customs at-dhe-eewersd pers @reaasuuctd wo rece ve jay on} Ges all debenture @eradinsias, Eoteandl ‘be same heug ioade receivable, Jormduces shy: act of March 3, es Same HO BS A Freneh journal, the Gowrnerdy eed AORONTIONS Uuet the —— *} tamed from that of wert to ba ve "aree rron eared ripttes Bone vr y tr the Freneh do k-yardard 1 - aA new suha Whegranh tho" inabes in clitthctr, rata i Lom been kaid dob re rnAant we