Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1862, Page 2

THE. E WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY werTatEe” S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PA bn} 87 Abort one hundred su: AMUSEMENTS s ‘oleclpol fps sTa, Fae thgs ‘arenvne ne wa ton & GREAT FIGTORT CLAIMED OVEE THE ot one | TSIDE FOR INTHRESGING THLE | nicnt, at 19 o'clock, on & TEST. LONGSTRART RBPORTBD CAPTURED, AND caita AND OTHER MATTSR. | naa saieea aad ‘Yreaeriex. . THE phy SES : tee of hospital and a. a? ‘Secro, Onig i Roomd | fue BATTLE OF YRSTHRDAY NOT RSNEW- ; _ SPIRIT OF THR MORNPNG-PRERG.; | sont to the same place. ' be crowed ie the setienen. ' RP TO-PAY TH Barris neswuas Tepeeias rho patipencr’ netieandaigasantaninars:. | ' —————_--——-——— Crxcraxatt, Sept. news a THe BVRAING. Beer H esedhe atte 3 QarrTEviLle. > "5 | "1 have | fordeville is quite oxelting. There is every | wiii be reyentet—owing to the throm we of | GEN. MeCLELLAN GRANTS THB BNEMY AW , the.people of-Mapxiemdyas evidenced by | 87~Porter's gang of guerilise are sald to . preventing numbers \ THA WHOLE RUBRL A ao contact tn ndtiedietalChwtstemet tat | coptared Faimrre, Missouri, afew days sen, | proopect that Bult aad Brags wa eres | mimittnney shor, former reawntak goin | ARMISTION 70 BURY THEIR DEAD PORTED LABEL, pe Insee ee - “css | but bearings locomotive whis' | gomeral engagemen nema serio a, i 5 ie <ESTOe o ee ae The Repuddiown of to-dagte dewotnd:t0' Gem. away, after Ubera forty secession prigogers., | wens eats 608 i / pode targver: 3 TWEATY bOSSBS ON ROTH STDS. rw Yonx, Sept. sain eT i; bee ge Be ee we me igton : THE DRA@OONS ov THR VILLAGR. the Herala,- bemetiepayte an os =a ScuceotsD-Té ts réported wat an order was in Kentucky... ie; gee Trica with pong). Scieogett-| OUR LOSS@RPAT IN OBNBRAL OFFIORES, | Se Merse) SMA * See “4 | tram fom, BoClelian's peadguariare, for one forevo markers all age Id ate Star Compan ayveers in it.) GEN. MANSPIMLD MORTALLY WOUNDED. Reports have just épuha im here that the whole OUR MILITARY ‘BEDONT. THE SYTEUCG ATION. THE BATTEN YESTERDAY. GEN. McCLELEAN GAINS AND HOLDS THE POSITION YOR WHICH HE FOCGRT. peek ne td L088 ON BOTH SIDES BBAVY. pets ENGAGEMENT PROBABLY NOT RENEWED THIS MORNING AS HAD BREN EXPECTED. —<$<<——— 1000 REBEL: PRISONSRS CAPTURED. es JACKSON TRYING Te GPE INTO MoCLBL- LANs BEAR 4 a ae RECONNGITERING IN. FRONT. OF WASHING- TON: . ——_ The latest information direct from General MeCiellan’s army, recetved here up to cieren a. ™ to-day, is to @ late hour last night, whea Céeneral McU. telegraphed that he had a severe engagement throughogt the day, resalting by nightfall in gaining the position for which he fought. His lose in the battle had ‘been heavy. Nothing was at that time ascertained as to the extent of the loss of the rebels, which wo pro- sume to have been very hoary also, (doubtless heavier than ours,) as they disputed the ground contended for with desperate courage, and were ouly drivea back foot by foot. We heid he position thus won throughout the night, and our general officers were of opinion that the engagement would be renewed this morn. ing. Information from a point within four miles of ‘the battle-ground, up to nine o’clock this morn. ing, however, says nothing of the engagemen having beeh renowed previous to that hour. It merely states that s thousand Rebel prisoners, : taken yesterday, wore then being marched to ihe rear, past that point, ander guard. It is believed by our general oMicers engaged yesterday that they fought the whole rebel army. it Jackson took the road to Winchester on leaving Harper’s Ferry on Tuesday morning, as alleged on exeelient authority, this impression of theirs ean hardly be correct. His marching along that road only fors mile out, looks as | though he is aiming to recross into Maryland, at some ford below Harper's Ferry, in order to getin MeClelinn’s rear. We take it for granted © that any such movement on his part has been | duly guarded against. A reconnoissance in force, made yesterday* has demonstrated that there are no Rebel troops | between Washington and Bult Ren, or any | where in our front in Virginia within tweaty- | two miles. PRISONERS RELEASRHD. On Tuesday evening Maj. Sherburne, of Gen. Wadsworth's staf, cxamined g nggaher of State prisoners in the Old Capitol paeparatory toa final decision in their cases. About a dozon prisoners of war were released upon taking the oath of allegiance, They were mostly residents | es of New Orleans, and intelligent men. They seemed pleased with the intelligence of McOlel- ; jan’s victory, and hoped it would be so com- plete as to terminate the war, fhough they as- serted that the rebel leaders woald fight till the j last hope was lost. THE STRAGGLERS' AND DESERTERS’ CAMP. Tm accordance with Gen. Banks’ orders, Maj- Doster is transferring the deserters and strag- glers arrested by his suards to the convalescent | amp near Alexandria. Yesterday, 100 were ent trom Georgetown. This forenoon about | 5 were sent from the same point by steamer. They are collected at Forrest Hall, in George- own, from sil points in both cities, and for- warded from there. The camp near Aloxan- | ana is under command of Col. Jno.$. Belknap, | of the coth New York veluntee RELEASED, Dr. Antoine C. Camps, arrested by the Provost | Marshal obout six weeks since, was, on Tuss- day, released, on condition that he shonid leave H the country within tea days. Ho isa Spaniard. F. X. Buxton and J. A. Kirby, have boon re. | leased from the Old Capitol, on ogndition that | they reside North of New York efiy during the | war. itis hoped the frae air of the ew Eng- | and States will improve-tiiem. GUNBOAT CAPTURES. On the %th and 29th ultimo, the U.S. gunboat | Pittsburgh, Lieut Egbert Thompson command- | ing, dispersed & rebel camp of’ 300; ssouring | nearly all the arms, &c., in it,.on the Mississippi side of the river, near Montgomery’s Landing, ancthen captured a wharf boat fitted up for a hotel, at Eunics, ark, Which was pewsna doa Helena, and is being used there by our quarter. | - master’s department. GENERAL HaToH, Drig. Gen. Hatch, who was wounded at the bate of South Mountain, Md., arrived hére yesterday morning railroad. His wound is by 2 musket ballin{the Iiwer part of the right leg, above the ankle, and, though painful, bere believed Wil? not necessitate amputation. 4 GOOD APPOINTMENT, L. Palina di Cesnota, who has been 2r four- icon years & commissioned officer in the Sardi- nian army, has been appointed, by Gov. Mor. | ' gam, Colonel of the 4th Mew York Ovary. } ‘The appetutment was URle at the Tequeet of | Major General Sigel. REBELS TAKEN. Two rebels were taken by our pickets on © Tuesday, near Edwards’ Ferry, and seat ‘te this city. Their names woro John Hayes, Lea. Cour artillery, ana Samuel Underwood, oh Virginia infantry. wae ] aPprLic ATIONS 1 POR CHAPLAINOIRG. at Very ma2y “pphications are made by minis ' OF ters for sitnan ons Ss hoepitad chiniains, bad as OF there are no vaca: fie, 2nd no more suck offtoas = are to be created, far2¢T importanities are use- seme i ch {SURGEONS 1 FOR THE anur OF THE POTO- rt Xesterday 3 demand was made from the ce of the army oftae Potomac for | aod iaedical supplies, and Snr; mmonud has aceerdingiy sent cieitieg, fist and causedto Semel from castors : -Glase surcwous to the uw He bas ato sispstched "Giger s gS train of medical supptine. cu bet HOSPITAL DIRECTORY. Pr¢ Se oe ae now in smeion is watabout to wo anerrraiy yar Bom arn ot ‘tho «od proper authorities, yadli- cubation, &t Short in! an acourate pono. tervals, directory, containg the address amd cead!. ny bro of every sick or bee ny soldier im the nae er eeeeeaass SF wetremscabemse' to tomer innsiowsingires of the Dubie ‘ MMENGE non et es 1 tar Geokoweant farm, alread, Dr. ay eee been oragraa trent ioe are ‘ for family use. re ES | , = imsanee Moai oes oe nndred.surgeons. Frnanotat—New York papers of yeetorday evening say>" gain to- ee aise Absence of later dis; ovacustion ry had nie ») Rata peer aes ee worn columns, At the por at fall. prices, Guonds Fraxcus Among the intest arrivals in New York ia, Mr. George Francis Train. He is en route for coh ina ington. Mr. Train, im conversation with his friends here, nts the fowling as’ ver. ter in England towards as. The most infinen- tial arnals, b: gays, are sie inst us, except ews, and even War, are growing more hostile towards us than even the press or aristocracy. Returns for Governor of Maine reach 32 towns, about four-fifths of the State. Thoy ive Coburn, Republican; 37,161; Bradbury, Teenccrat 25,742; Jameson, wcrat, 5,742, Coburn’s majority is abont half as much as that for Governor Washburn last year in the same towns. The Legislature shows a large majority of Republicans and Union Democrats. The Republican candidates for Congress aro all elected, oxcent in the First District, where Mr. Sweat, War Democrat, is chosen by 108 prurality. BP The fight at Washington, N. C., Ris been much more serious attair than was at first represen: the killed numboring about 50 oa . each side. inteation of the rebels was un- | doubtedly to take yen bya coupy —but the effort resulted in an ominious Gillnraaak, though their forces were more than two to our { one. S&F" Hon. Jol . Potter has been renominated for Congress in the first district of Wisoonsi TION ioe will bo a meot ie f skis Aitociation held ots m., on PREDA instant. Please attend: Monthly meetin, # er Vaseedetios MONDAY, So iene FEM. JO. C. CLAYTON, Rec. Seo. Nem ropes MEN'S CHRISTIAN oe ird of Mana, T0 THE MASONIC YRATHRNITY. =a Masonic meoting will be held at she re cerner of D and 9th sts.,on THU DAY EY. G. jee maber, Fy z o’elock Precixel Ww. _Asron, P. G. ss when i Hie 4.1 ae vot Blepicoal am cand BL, of St, George’ Chapter, wi “ne ity ned de; areon ot 8000) mg eo work imy yanada and ths Cotouice, Grand Omeses, Officers and Members of {the seve id al! Brethren invited so attend. By pecedacions of th 3 ter of the District. aia PE ~~ | ‘H YOUNG MAN, } AVE You seen that beautiful wine and slate colored HAT. * TINBMETZ'S, 236 Pa. avonue. se 18-lw tween 13th and 13th 5 AT 8! A i! FF erehstietieldlle a a nol] 5 io in t | of HATS and cd GAPS or tae pen at season” “ - STINEMBTZ, 336 Pa av. 50 18-lw Between Ith and 3th nts. Wen ye een E Have on hand, dally receivi BLACK and GREEN TEAS farce, Dest qualities Ling as ee Son, fationsl ‘Intelligencer. of 511 Seventh at. ad of the or Meee eat eo United an it returned with the army has taken rooms; N No. 80 jitians avenue, where he is eer to execute all omens wit with “a 6 much satisfaction aa eretofore. mer LEEY of business, 303 P. Orzionns IN THE U.S. 'e. al se M-im* ARMY Wilt find the 1a } i gue lites | est. EMBALMBR IN | dorsed * beats for Flour. has now no counection with his for- ality of REGULATL A with ‘or withexh “sri aio ENDIGOSED BLU ¢ SPS of See beat ee eg ae ai i vinterz ornamonte, at ‘Z, 336 Pa. em _0 18-1 tween 12th and 13t 183 rg Si ee Ax eee ¥ RD) S AND DAY udoL, (a t The ‘ag boom | absent tH a towns = rae 7 Sal om at bar mentee Monday, 2. ine8. Ciroularn to be ea the Bookstores and of the principal. ne 13-20" ¥ YOR’s OFFIOR, Se'prewnun 17, 1962. ee a aaa, hh ocaek OM: fipations can ree ervey or ty ete ia on bAB IRON aD PRaL: ed JOSBPH J. MAY, (Late of the Firm of Clase § Moy,) wholesale and retei! desler in FORMIGH AND DOMESTIC DRY Coops, 306 Pa. oe. between 20h and lath sirosie, nokown con, PALL AND WIN? DRESS GOODS Just recetved. JOS. J. MAY, Now gtore 015-8 308 Pa. av.. botw. 9th and 10th sls, NTI-REBLLION GROOmRY STORE. | ie bore BEE Terk emia Pelee ie Wirets meres a > etarter bores Raisins, = meee... Beotne! STOCK OF | oad —, si teecomnt (Gan HOUSH! OH BAP GOODS! | Morgan's ‘Wiel Gavajry, 1,500 side, occupy Independence, Ky. News from Loulaville ts Quite exciting. Mobel guerillas are destroying roperty near the city. ~ : LATER. A fight has been gotag on at Mumfordsville yesterday and to-day. We have no partloulars, MILITARY OUTBREAK IN CINCIN. Nati. — -—- RUMORED SUPRRSEDURRE OF GEN. WRIGHT. — CINCINNATI, Sept. 17,—A considerable riot Occurred about sovem o'clovk thls eyouing, be. tween 4 portion of the loth, 80th and Sist Rogi- - mente Ohio Volaxtcers, in which several of the partice were beverely injured. Neityee lost, I$ was fually quolled by the Provost. Guard, | Luowann Grover A remor is on the street thad Gen. Wrightis to | besuperseded in the command of this Depart. meat; by wher it is not known, but it is thonght to be Lew. Wallace. % Ba EF 511 BSTABLISHED 1930. 511 ro PAMILIBS. Leryn te enll the attention of med bos Carefully se egted shook of | inn VAMILY GROODRIRG, Bebracieg everything in PIRS?-OLAS#8 GOODS ‘That ie Fiche by bay yo oat well- ‘knows houte of Mesers. above tothe pores 7 from the hosse. ve s ate enabled at all times to offer Goode. The repatation of the above Eoase ie 4 sufficient gearentes for every thing pur- from our establishment. is delivered to any rert of free of Tlernan & ah ion Peake yn, a Next te he National Intelligencer Offtos. obarge. fe 18-0038 HB TAX-PAYBBS’ MANUAL. Containing ke the | Acts of Ganges imposing direct and exelse taxes ; 25 conta, Martin Yan Baron; Lawyer, Statesman, and Msn, eakargwerite. by Madame Emilie de Girardin ; 25 Lighthill's Popular Troatiso of ; 75 ota. “Gehan on Diseases of the Kye; $1 5. ace 's First Book in Cheonlatirs 59 conte. eautios of De Quincey ; Among the Pinos. by Kiske; 30 conts, The Flying Datchman, by Saxe ; 59 conta. The Game Fish of the eet $125. A Book about Doctors ; ow The Mystery, a novel, rac yest! ed cents. Belg p Crobens C. Kerr's avers ix Ne TATLOR. A 20F OF DRAUGHT HORSES POR SALB, Is Bins avenne Side Steam Bread Bake- re 4) ——— ne \T-tw* 25 BARRE 9) NuW ORTHANS MOLASSES. Just received and for sale b po I7-6if MURRAY & SEMMES. PF ULFORD TRMALE SEMINARY. Spring Bonet oe County, Maryland.) he xr ofa Tea jet of October, Por particulars a JoJAs. 8. HALLOWELL, proprictor, of Wage x LONG, Principal Teacher. pity 6 Soil Talis ie gel ensign eee ental GFALBD PROPOSALS Will be received until Siepiemner sth. at 12 x for delivering af this ofc, ‘ourteon Cords of wull-seaso woop, i { | | } f the best quality, to be detivercd ua followa: Two | corde on int of Oetober, ami two cord on the iat day eciieg. month, until the wheie shail Proposala should t be addressed to, ie aaheeriner and endorsed on the onvolo; a for Wood,” SigRRgS 3. Ss. Rtas oid Fes Office, Washington. = os 97 T HORSMS VOR SALE. HB Subscriber has just received from Now England and the West 2 superior assort- mat of HORSES of every varity, suitable FSR for carriage, dle, draft, or- chargers,—which nit be'sotd vory low for cash. ought at tho ae market rates; also pe ivery, and bowght and sold on cominission. aa experienced Veterinary Surgeon always on nar Shige the public to call and seo him, as it is no trouble 'to show stock, and he is prepared to do | business on as favorable terms as any oneia the city, Inquire of FRANCH, 462 New York ay., next to the drug ators corner of Pa. ar. 17-20" SEALED. Pa debagho re aro inyited till tho Ist day of October at 12 o’oleek m., for fur- nishing the Sutintence Department with 20,000 | Pageele of FLOUR. Bide will be zecuived for what is known as No, 1, us, 2 No. he mamiber “of barrols of oxeh kind should bo aictinelly stated and the price proposed for each Th ‘quantity of Flour required will ba about 50 barrels daily, dulivered either at the Government Warebouses in Goorgetowa or at the Railroad Depot at Washington. The usual Government inapsetion will be made just before the Fionr is received. The barrels to be head-lined. Bids will be accompa: we bua oath of allegiance, and pores to Col, ws A. D.C. and C. 8. 8. A., at Washington, D oF OR SA! SADDL) oe on G street, noar 13th. An excellent Riding Apply Trnnesine> Srarzp proposals ioe are invited until the oth day of tember ‘t 1B o’clock m., for supphy- | She Ghia ited Staton sintonoo Dopattmont with 690 head of Beef Oattie om the h: The tie are te be d ceitvsean is Tanieate City, peach animal to average | 380 poun. Gare, it. Kosaimal mimitted wh oa Fie pousd ji rosa weight, fern ami ecene Cattle to ‘og dolivorod at sueh timos and in bye les ns the cremains, nt mae require. "ihe bem aa coaha of Cattic to be made ten days thot ot the contract. good and anfflcient eseurity will be "ins Toserzoa to Italt the right to pay in ‘Troasar, 7 now or other Government No bi M be on pred aT by des rieined when 8 who have prov ny fallen to their contracts. or when bidder ia ‘Ses peti $s respond to hi hie bid. All bids to be accompanied ‘oO am ti MHEED santos et Seias ghonid be staid. in uit, sith the precine address of a the Sate: of the PEs fe bi dire co aire he tb eos k 2 Boot ( Gn FORM OF GUARANTRR. of -——, and steve of —. anal —, dd widen We —, of the conn’ of - pore aneri aby th - dance mite ¢ Merge n. tnd that, thomld live Should the contract pared te become bie Thin guarantee must be appended to onc bid. #14 486 INTBRIOR DECORATIONS. 486 PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADBS, OVAL PLOPURB FRAMES, PIORURE OORD AND TASBBLS, &c, FOR SALB . A Ghoive Selection of the Above Goods, ab the Lowest Remamer ating Prices! BF” Tories Gash. J. MARKRI?ER, Ne. 456 Seventh nt. doors above _8e W-00n* Odd Peliows’ Maul. bu gwarded him, we are seeurition. r (CULPPBUNNR HOSPITAL, May 9, es, HORS. ith and BRIDLE forsale at OOWLISGS | After whieh Mtoe Mitchell's Comedy of KATTY O'SHILEL! Katty, with Song and Danae. . Mise Maggio Mitoholl Pe -the parece Rom », @Xpresaly fe FANCWON, THE ee, . by Jos. Parkor. PRIOWS OF ADMISSION. tte. Dress mate emg Par Orebestra Brmily Cirelo. Boon ‘extra charge for reserved ‘ture at TERE Tenet MS Ganson gia beled @kov ER's, TABATER Penn. avenws, none Witlarde Hote. - Masse Fourth night, re — trom their soeond MR. AND ate PLORENCE, THE iRISH BOY wie YANKEBH GIRL! Whe will aysoar THIS EVENING, 1 THE IBISNM LION! THS IRISH LION! Tm Mooro sas sharp Eisehs rom W.. J. Floreace te wi be er? ra RECTION orks vite and Orchestra non Rae POLE Roprite und Orokesica Wit S PIGOLO OBLIGATO, by... -..--........Koppits Fi "as best of Tobe fellenst Meu Mit aia MISCHIBVOUS ANNIB!I MISCHINYVOUS ANNIB! Annie 3: ‘an heiress, with the song of “The Goptais with bin Whiskers,”) Mee, Wd Plorenee Prew batches pasfuntestalekeisepnises ¥, ‘a Dutc! organ grinder, with an original Gian Aocompant. ee nes” Ms, WJ. Florence sheer “Mra. W. J. Florence D opera dancer, with » nd La Nationale,”) .\.. Mrs. Araminta Dusonbory (with her or, songs, Ridin’ on a Railrosd ae ana” yostan and his Sally"), Mra W, J. Plorencs | To conclude with the POST OF HONOR! POST OF HONOR! Mr. Ben. Rogers, as..... Cobus Yorks TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) BENKFIT OF W. J. FLORENGE! PRIOMS OF APMIRBION. Dreas Circle. - Orchestre Chairs Circle meus, —_— Colored Parterre Crees OF MUSIO, 289 Paxxsrivanra Avanua, Between Mh and lth sts. SHCOND HXTRA CONCERT! (By Partlenlar Request.) he Proprietor reapectfully anuounces that he | will give his Second Hxtra Concert on WEDNRES- | DAY NIGHT, September 3%. The p perm) wo be | handed over to the Gorman Relief Association for Sick and Wounded Union Soldiors. Tickets 25 canta, to be had at the Hall and from geatiemen of the Amocintlon. 88 16-3teo HBNRY ROSENTHAL, Prop’r. . J. Florence nal -5o osnta JS conta CANTERBURY HAL-, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, Lopiatawa Avuncs, Near Sixta Stasar, Tu Rear of National Hotel. CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY, with an audience CULTIVATED, ORITIOAL AND REFINED! Patronined by the FIBST GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON Our Motto is “FUN WITHOUT VULGARITY!” Be TREMENDOUS BILL TO-NIGHT. ag First woek of the Boautiful MAKIHTTA, on the TIGHT ROPE, TIGHT ROPE, Without a Batance Pole. She is acknowledged to ba one of tho best Tight Tope Danseusos in the world. She will also appear in one of her charming SPANISH DANOBS, In whieh she has no Equal in America! Second week of Misa AGNES SOUTHERLAND, Tax Scorrisa Nioutmesust Received every night last week with shouts o. applause, and ia prononnced to be one of the beat Lady Voosliste en the American stage. Sho is sec ond tonone. Her snperior talent as a vocalist is | Spoken of by evory citizonof Washington. Sho has | @eated a great sensation eumongst lovers ef high artistic simging. S&e roecives g salary of $75 PHR WEEE, For Two Songe Por Night! MISS AMHLIA WRLLB, The Yankee Songstress, THE COURT OF BBAUTY, MLLE LIZETTA, MISSES FRANGHS LHROY, TIBLY FORBES KATE HAREIZOT, JENNIB ALLEN, and HELENA SMITH BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS, In New Hthiopian Acts! BOB BUTLER, WILLIS ARMSTRONG MASTER JOMHFNNY, WILLIE EMMBRSON, Art the STAR COMBETATION, IN ANEW BILL! TO-NI@UHT, The Laughabte Pantomime, entitled the APE OF BORNHO! APH OF BORNEO! Ta which the ewtire BDEONL PANTOMIMB COMPANY wif] qgpoar. The Rtbiopian Fares entitled RIVAL LOVBRS! RIVAL LOVERS! Boor: open 7 6'éloek ; performance 8 o’elock. Admission Beents. Orchestes Chairs 9 cents. NOTION TO SOLDINES. tw” Ho Soldier will be adinttted to the Cantor- bury withoeta proper Pam. All Passes will be on- amined befpre Beidicrs con purchase their tickets. By order of the Provost Marshal of Washinton. Se SPECIAL NOTIOR TO LADIRS es BROOND MATINBE POR LADIBS 4ND ORILDREN, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the ab, on whieh vevecion the BUTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY will appear in their BRST AOTS! ‘Who managers take pleasure im referring to the family on tertaiecpen te given 0 this establishment last winter and spring, and promise that the mati- | meow will be conducted ii the aime popular way. ; Over 13,000 Ladies attended the masinces in feur FROTIOE.—On ami etter this viditere will be | tm eater the w: aot tase loupi tel on Tace- is senile oon the eeaeads = * is & BILLINGS, 2B peereie 15 a Army, tn charge. BA. Bynes : — oe AECL AS sitter la or abe witpeni i ces a oft. A. BROK. aos 0: Raniah cato roe tse, oi techs Trvaths lest nensoe. The orchestra will he reserved for Imdies and Calidres. We genttomen will be simitted te afternoon en- terteinments wmacenmpanied by ladies. ‘Pao Baloos avtached to the Hall will be closed on these eovstens. AAmisclos—Latios, 2 conts ; ChHdren 10 cents, Deore open at 2 e’eloek; performance at. nels Atm roons’s yer xp maares rer. 1" oon eres cree a Me of iy of POLL inne [i Sate F farticalaticnré-eondth'aUeatlines ly sseriptions, ang by | | i | } { ; | a ——— GEN. HARTSCFF WOUNDED. ——— OUR RIGHT AND CRENTBE MOLD ALL THE GROUND GAINED BY THEM 1¥ THR BATTLE. SD } whieh win he produeed with New Scenery and | ig LEFT wine FORCHD TO YIALD A POR- Startling. TION OF THE GROUND GaINRD. wether cna Weare satisfied that upto noon to-day the action of yesterday had not been renewed. A telogram from 3 reliable person ia Phile- delphia (tn tmmediate communication with the ond of tho wires next to our position)states that this morning Gon. McCiollan granted ths enemy an arinisticeto bury thelr dead. bibles no reason to donbt its truth. Onr lose im thé engagomont of youterday was especially heavy im general officers. We, how- ever, only know of two casualties rmong them— Gen. Manefield mormiiy woanded, and Gen. Harteu€ wounded, we know not how severe. ‘We did net hold all the ground we gnined yesterday, 3s we erroneously state la to-day's first edition of the Siar. Our lef wing, ere the battle of the day ceased, waa forced to give ep a portion of the gronnd it had gamed That gained by our center and left was, however, sl! held. LATEST FROM RICHMOND. NO TROOPS THERE. aR taal HOW POPS'S OFFICERS ARE TREATED. i THER MERRIMAC NO. 2. ee MARYLANDERS ORDBRED TO LEAVE THE CONFEDERACY. aie PRICES IN RICHMOND. Sk See Two gentlemen, who were Smong tho 5,200 } paroled prisoners who left Richmond on Sun- | day afternoon, arrived in this city to-day, and | from them we gather the following particulars: There are but few troops in Richmond, the Confederates ha ving sent all North. They con- } MRue to arrive from the South, but are sent on as fast as possible. The home guards now per- form sentine} duty at the prisons. There are now in confinement at the Libbey prison 150 officers of Greneral Pope's army, in- cluding Gen. Prince, and all confined in one room, the rebels still discriminating batwaen them and other officers. There are also in con- dinoment 150 citizens, among whom are sixty of the volunteer nurses who went from this city for the purpose of attending to the sick and wounded. There are also 150 invalids im tho hospitals. When the prisoners captured in Pope's army were first taken to Richmond they were not al- lowed to make any purchases whatever, or to haye any bedding, and wero fed on common Soldiers fare. Since Pope’s superseduro they are, however, treated somewhat imtter; and the late release and clearing out of the prisoners has given them much more room, and thus ren- dered thom mors comfortable. A heutenant of Popo’s army was shot in the aim by a sentinel, for looking ont of the prison window; and a citizen of Philadeiphia was kilied by a shot aimed at anothor soldier for the sare offense. Our informant saw (very indistinctly, how- ever, and at a distance,) the Rebel Marmmac No. Sho is built after the pattern of the jena,” and appears to have all her iron pisting on. She is piersed for sight guns. All the loungers about Richmoud have been arrested, and it was romored that all Mary- landers in Richmond who could bsar arms and would not join the Maryland Line Begimon:, would be compelled io leave the Confederacy. The following are the prices which the pris- oners were obliged to pay for tho articles enu- merated, viz: Butter, 81 per lbS potatoos, $3 per bushel; onions, 75 cents per doz; tomatoes, 50 cents'per doz; tea, $16 por Ib; colfes, $2.50 per Ib; sugar, 85 cents por lb.; matches, 25 cents per bux. Tobaceo also selis for just double the amount paid here. GENERAL RHNO'S LAST WORDS. When Gen. Reno fell, Gen. Sturgis was within a few yardsof him. He was in command of the division formerly commanded by Reno, in- creased by several new regimerita, and the men had just distingnished themselves in driving the rebels from ie sommit of the Bine Ridge. These Generals wero bosom friends; had beea clasemstee at West Point, and graduated to- gether. When Reno foil, Sturgis ran to hie as. sistance, had him picked up, aud said: «Jeses, sre you badly wounded?” To which he re. plied: “Yes, Sam, I am s deadman.” Gen. Sturgis had bim placed upon a liter and car: ried to the rear, where he died .n an hour. His iast words, before leaving the battie-fleld, were: “Boys, I can be with you no longer in body, but Iam with you in spirit.” AUTHORITY TO IS6UB PASSRB. Colonel Rucker, Major Beckwith and Oapt. Dana, of 6 Quartormasior aad Gommmissary Deprriments, hare snthority to issno passes for their employees oyer the bridges and fer- ries. Ool. McCollum, Superintendent of Mili+ lary Railroads, also bas the sams authority. RELBASED, + Jofferson Connor, John Gahne, Marons M. Mycr and Geo. W. Fox, were released from the Cla Uspite! on Tuesday, upon tainns the oath of allegiance. eo Fifteen bandred Confoderate prisoners, captored im the inte batties, were taicen to Bai- morse yoster@ay, auc will probably be confined in Fort Delaware. Rw cR3ixG HOxR,—Tho Gith Iilinols Tegl- ment left in the cars to-day for home, their term of eer vice having expired. —————EEEEEEEay vEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DISD, ey RES o'clock this evening, of sone, BN ar HRUBN M. HILL, pavd Bears, wits af i ‘The frients latives are ran: \ tenttend the famersl, from bor late revidenas ee 133 Bast O; tol treed, Dear Sth, to-1g0erow ( Pri- Gey) over look. ANTAD 20 IRR nod ot SmRY ANE. W pn to dakas we Pinan wees 425. = ihe pusus WANTED—To or a donen TRAMS are Wanted, te hau! weod em the Virginie wide of the river. App'y between 3 ands p. m., at No ¥® Tadmna ay ‘eo tee Veslnees man wishes to obtate : er Dusiness :2: Ws Sue ee a as caan. Rene ~) tah. references given @ last Li momths i ec ¥. Bex 693 Georgetown, DG. Sieur roa vor RO Ms blind ig hoth ‘ors with on Me | <n s Rr LL- Piteees peat on Spr eat WORSE TOLER 1 Stolen, this sheen s valuab! Bir chat tow cuales irk we esi" Ja pen x forman- 163 Mrs tee, | ee en PE ee ae Ten pemtceny w oe- ‘maititig’ will maest the we... atone Ot 2 Aor sy between our army and the rebels, hear, burg, in which the enemy were weil thrashed, ‘with terrific slanghter. Two hundred of their dead wore buried by uses carly as nine aim “7h mcrne Se bse ru re ‘ to Tee are reported at forty Thewannd ye Shar steed tp weird eee - Entire confidence bere, and enthusi- astic admiration of and the army abounds. . ‘ ‘We have undosbtedly woa Vistoriws, both yesterday sad today. Amoug our trophies are whois batteries, and . of small-arms and prisoners. The rebellion virtually sabdeed. BRILLIANT UNION VICTORY IN saw MEXICO. “4 er eerane etal Iay THE RARHL GRNARAL SEBLEY ROUTED AND HALY us FORCE CAPTURED. eat ra te SIBLEY ASSASSINATED BY HIS OWN MEX. —— $e SHOCKING BARBARITIRG PERPETRATED BY THE BSBELS. ———_—. = Nuw Youk, Sept. i8—By the stemnthip Ocean Queen we leara that Sibley’s (r-bel) ex- podition has been met near Fort Fillmore; New Moxico, by Col. Canby's forces, and wag dnter- cepted by Californians. A battle ensued, when Sibley was routed and everything ted trom him, including over half of his force, -— & one hundred and fifty escaping. f Sibley wes assassinated by bis own iad? charging him with drunkenness and inef- ficiency. Among other things captured was a -train which the Texans had captured from Gen. Grant last spring. One of Admiral Parragut’s men was tied toa tree and disemboweled by Mississippians, near Vicksburg, and an old lady was hang for ad- vising rebels to desist from Nghting against our Government. LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS. seatbelt: THE OUNBOAT BSSBX SHWLLS NATOHRS AND COMPELS THAT CITY TO HOIST THM AMBRIVAN FLAG. nhac Naw York, Sept i18—The steamer Ocean Queen has arrived st this port, bearing New Orleans ad vices to the 9th inst. She reports that the gunboat Essex afrived at New Orleans on the Sth inst, The Essex chased the rebel ram Webh past the Vicksburg batteries, and then shelled Natchez uatil they hoisted the American flag, and then destroyed Bayou Nara, and while coming down the river engaged a heavy rebel | battery at Fort Budeon at $0 yards distance, silencing every gun and receiving no damags, although reoviving a tremendous fire of suot aud sbeil. LATE FROM CINCINNATI. oe THE BNEMY AGAIN FALLING BAOK. el a Crxcrxxati, September 18.—Tke Rebels com- monced falling back yesterday, and at last ac- counts were between Domarsyille and Kale month, burning the bridges on the Ouvingtonm - NEW YORK STOCK M4‘ . Naw Youre, Sept. 18, 114 a. m—VFirst Board. Coupons, 11%; 7.3-10 Treasury notes, 1oty) ota Demand notes, 111; Geld, 147. LOCAL NEWS. ree Hands A Wasniserostan ie eee ech oners, captured near Dratnsvills, day by Col. Kilpatrick, of the Ne Now one cave airy, were brought to the Provost Marshal's otice yesterday afternoon. One of them, J. Allen 3 of the city, and was very sister, a 4 is in the city. siderable impudence, boasted that to join the rebels on the bellion, waa in dattle af he was wounded, and had since “civil office” in Richiend, in-the Ordmance Des partment. He to have been in the recent battle at = yee on ae, and the ings in - a sapaaios : fancy pactnred, howe swe net of revurn was not what he had expested or desired. ES Waee ety AxoTHER RectituT.—The ioth Connectiont Tegiment arrived at the ee ee oe pogoek ise os ioain ental Socutht ila emene™ table nen im paeegent Mate: Thay. > wore recruited im three weeks, and heave been f camp two bake .and are quite some picbinw he mii) » Ml of ye doen c: Hoe, baat Sm L aa master Lea,~ Phei; Wain: fliun Hussell, Hubbard es line, Gould ane a serene ae Rosuiee ety Annse?.—On Mon- dey night, st S woe Asoault Justice Drury, who commited him to jail for court. gti Tew Possson Crnammrer.—tif «J. 0. oe wil ew tage wo aa loosing a at the Treas: shone ual tx oe M..” or uae OF iowa, who had 8 Sab batch, veaale aaa Ww! ‘stolen this morning A reward will