Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1862, Page 2

ing away all these advantages of delay, it Strikes us that we have everything to lose and hothing whatever to gain by so doing. Let us | suppose that goaded on by renewed radical im- portunities upon the Executive branch of the Government, Gen. McClellan shall, next week, advance against the enemy posted in the position ar Winchester the latter may select. If Lee WASHINGTON FRIpaY. ocTo. G7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SBE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. accords him battle,it must necessarily take =a ome place with the advantage of position wholly on Te <. his side—worth at least to him, an Accession of Se re tatcrene cn tees Wie | Afty thousand veterans. Ifthe beitle beeven pi SSiciaienan ae on Taesauich a drawn one, the practical defeat involved in it Rene Si aehvehyto wie pantie. Tthasrecently | Will injure our cause most greviously. been greatly enlarged and improved, and now | If, on the other hand, we gain somieSdvantage, undoabtealy ents much more matter for Lee will instantly fall back, say two days 7 * than any other mareh, to some mountain pass which he can = poner racy hak Pe bacon in i enter- hold for a bricf time with 16,000 men against pa pve oe a following articlI#s : | 100,000, and will send Stuqrt around on another taining contents are o Sihe iihcéuiidieantes raid into Maryland and Pennsylyania, with Se TSE ekcabaewer tant Hedges- our troops withdrawn from guarding the ville, and Details of the Movements: Im-- Potomac, still one feasible ford from oppo- CITY: ER 24, 1962. "THE EVENING STAR. | portant Operations on the Potomac and im sire Leesburg to the Alleganies. Sach a Seat Kocher nh Rebel Rout it Toe, raid will then be far more successful than his ona Rosecrans” rations in Mississippi. last one. Let us say that McClellan again Late News from Dixie; Destitute Condition of adyances against Lee, the Confederate Army; Growls of the Rich. mond Papers: What the Rebels think of Stuart's Raid: and news generally from Rebel sources. Eu m News; The London Times on McClel- Jan's Victories: Opinions of the British Press; and Details of the Riot in Hyde Park, Lon- Posted in & moun- tain pass two days’ march below Winchester, and again gives him battle. The result, though it be L.’s expulsion therefrom, will surely cost Us a sacrifice, in killed, wounded and missing, five times as great as that of the more adyan- don. tageously posted enemy. In that way it is not Descriptive Articles: The Pirate Alabama and impossible that MeClellan may beat Lee clear her Depredations: General Kearney’s Letters; back to Staunton; fighting a suecession of Sketches; “Woman discussed by Woman;” “Sixty and Sixteen,” &c. oetry: Wit and Humor; Telegraphic News; and all the Local News in and ut Wash- ington for the past week. battles in mountain passes, which will reduce his army fifty thousan< men, while they reduce Lee's not more than ten thousand. Cui Bono> To find simply that he has forced Form, Garden and Household Matters, and yee g hundred miles nearer to his base of sup- =a ae ee Kerem, mamta { plies, and, in so doing, advanced so far from This is just the paper above all others for per- | bis own base of supplies that his army remain- Sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to i2& after ihese battles will be unable to fight send to their friends at adistance. Price only | ™O°F*> eee dates eeiev beh and 4 rearguards! Fro: ic. lown to Staun- pons pe 2 adn cal podiatry po ton the feasible roads all lay within striking : 3 it | distance of wooded inountains, inaccessible to SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. our troops, from which a force of but a thousand ‘The Intelligencer gravely compliments the tel- guerillas, who know the eountry well, can make e:raphers to the Northern papers for the ex- it absolutely necessary for McClellan toemploy ecedingly Iucid and satisfactory manner in 50,00 men at different points in watching to which they announce the proceedings of Cabi- | Prevent them from breaking up his line of com- nef meetings. At the same time the Intelligen- ™Unieation with his rear—which, if done, cer takes occasion tonotice the contrast between Must nec ‘aie his immediate retreat out of the times when such minute revelations are Virgina. P LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES. Sabine City, Texas, Occupied by Federal Troops. 5 LovisviLye, Oct. %3—The Grenada Appeal says that Sabine Gity, Texas, was occapied by the Federal forces last month. Gen. Boyle has issued an order that all om. ers, whether sick or well, and not on special duty, Must join their regiments immediately, Morgan's forces, in two bands, were at ing horses, &c. THE WAR IN ARKANSAS. Caro, Oct. 23.—Gen. Rosecrans issued or. ders at Corinth on the 16th that officers and soldiers absent without passes from division commancers be arrested, the soldiers to be con- fined on bread and water, and the officers be sent to the commanders of their regiments under guard, and be reported to the command. ing General. Sutlers must join their regi- ments with goods in four days, or have them confiscated. Persons not aimployed in busi ness will be arrested as spies, and treated ac. cordingly. Newsboys, peddlers, close their business immediately, or be arrest. ed and have their goods confiscated. All es- tablishments must be closed at 10 P. M., and- persons on the streets after 10-30 P. M., to be arrested and confined in the guard-house un. till morning. jowa Electi: CHIcAGo, Oct. 23.—Full returns of the Iowa “State election are not yet in, but enough however, been received to make it probable that the Republican State ticket has been elected by from 8,000 to 10,000 majority. The Republicans elect all their candidates tor Con. gress. EE Ss Es ANCY Cae FOR SUITS, ew Supplies. PERRY & BRO.. oc M-1it Pa. ave. and Ninth strect. M OURNING DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, &c.— A full supply CoS be the season, One price only, marked ia plain fizures. PERRY & . 0c 24- Mit Pa. ay d Nint! t. Cigaks suey LS, AND FINE DRESS GOODS. 0 Rich S1LKB in Black and Colors, Ine price only. PERRY & BRO., seems | HiE4¥¥ ELTON CLOTHS. FOR OVER COATS AND THICK SUITS. With many other fabrics for Gents’ wear. Litehficld and Brownsville last evening,steal. | &c., are warned to | made of Cabinet secrets to those of yore, when people would as soon have thought of inquir- ing into the doings of a lodge of Free Masons, #. toask what the “Cabinet” were about. The Republican defends Secretary Chase from the attacks of those seeking tomake him re- sponsible for the misfortunes of our financial position. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. GENERAL BUELL RELIEVED. We learn that by an order just issued Gen. Buetl has been relieved from the command of the Union army in Kentucky, and Gen. Rose- <rans ordered fo that positien in his stead. THE SHOE AND CLOTHING QUESTION. Atter diligent inquiry, we have satisfied our- #eit that no requisition for shoes or clothing for the Army Of the Potomat upon the department Ot the depot quartermaster here, Col. Rucker, ‘ha: tailed to be complied with promptly. We | 3re alsonow satisfied that the quartermfster | of the Army of the Potomae hus at no time | @u ked an ample supply of those articles; and that the failure of Gen. McClellan's troops to recetve them as required up to this hour, is likely to turn out to be the result of want of energetic and businesslike management on the These are all plain truths which have not been considered by the On to Richmondites” of the present hour. We think they should have more weight with those who have the power to order MeClelian to advance down the Val- ley, than ail the howlings ef :fil inconsiderate and uninformed persons in the land, On the other hand, if McClelan elects tokeep Lee's army shivering in its nakedness in the Valley for but a mouth, its sufferings in that , time, as ft is conceded, will have immensely reduced its efficiency. The elements will, in that time, so reduce the number of fords as that ten thousand men will be a more efficient guard agaist a raid into Maryland and Penn- | Sylvania, than fifty thousand are to-day. |} Swinging his arn round and making his | front extended from Warrenton or Leesburg to j Harper’ Ferry, he can then surely force Lee | instantly to abandon the valley; because he will threaten his communication with Rich- mond under cirenmstances under which he can—if Lee accepts battle—in forty-eight hours be reinforced by forty or fifty thousand troops from this immediate vicinity, that cannot yen- | ture from here row, because Lee's army is practically between McClellan and ihe Federal capital. a But we have not the least idea that Lee will fight under such circumstances. He will has- ten baek to Richmond; to be compelled on ar- riving there to break up his army ; sending one portion to the defence of Charleston, another to *| in7th street west. from B street south to part of those charged with the duty of their’) defence of Mobile, another to ihat of Wilming- rc mpt distribution a theirarrival there. | 0, N.C. and still another portion to the de. | ars. | fence of Savannah; for by that time we will “ON TO RICHMOND." | probably have the fleet of iron-clads, backed | ‘We see nomore wisdom in the current “Onto | by an army forty or fifty thonsand strong, on | Bichmond" ery,than im that which superin- | the ocean, stevring for one of these four import. duced the original Bull Run disaster: nordo | ant poypts—the rebels will not know which. | we perceive anything disheartening in the cur- We respectfully submit that when matters | rent situation. Why, we proceed to explain. come to that situation, it Will be tie time for Up.to July last everything went well with | MeCleilan’s serious advance on Richmond, up | our arms. At tliat time the rebel scheme for j James viver—or, possibly, via Fredericksburg. takingadvantage ofthe mistaken policy ofshort-| But we may not tire the reader with this sub- sighted men in Congress (in stoppingreerniting) | ject. From what we say above, the public | —ftonseripting—came into full operation; en- | Will, we trust, perceive that after all, the cur- | abling Jeff. Davis, & Co., to essay to play their | rentdelay in mititary movements ia this quar- Isst care. That is: to attempt to wrest Ken- | ter may not be as unwise as the “On to Rich- | tacky and Mzryland from the Union; knowing | mond” press imagine. ‘well that if suecessful Missouri would fall into ee their hands without a struggle, as an inevitable Brig. Gen. Lovell H. Rou: consequence of thatsuccess. It also involved General U.S. Volunteers. the captare of Philadelphia with pewer to dic- | _ Major Robert S. Granger, 5th infantry, to be tite terms of peace, separation, &c., this winter | Brigadier General U.S. Volunteers, * P ty | _ John W. Mc€lure to be Assistant Quarter- com Philadelphia: This comprehensive plan | master of Volunieer= whh inert of Captain, | of a rebel fall campaign has utterly failed. On J. H. Johnson, of Kentucky, to be Commis. | Tuesday Iast we republished the Richmond 7 can of Volunteers, with the H Whsg's jeremiade over its failure in the West, in ™2k of Captain. ; gt which iswne de plain that Brags is not only yy Wilson T. Hartz to be Assistant Adju- General of Volunteers, with the rank defvated in wresting Kentucky from the Union, | Captain. a = ‘TS. APPOINTM is eau to be Major | Twenty thousand oo Wt Cres AND CASSIMERES, in extra fine medium Blacks and Fancy Colors, With allother kinds of Dry Goods, for the gen- eral and special wants of fami ‘a © price only, marked in plain res, PERRY & BRO., oe 24-10t Pa. ave. and Ninth strect. WaAtER REISTRAR'S OFFICE, October 24, 1862. SraLep Proposa1s will be received at the Mayor’s office until Wednesday, the 28th instant, at 120’clock M., for laying Water Mains, as follow: viz: In I stre: t north, from 7th to 9th street wes in 6th street west, from C to D street north; in 7th street west. from Penn. avenue to north B treet; B stree' south; in 19th street west, from south side of K street to connect with the 3) inch main in K stract. Specifications and forras for proposals and any needed information can be had at this oftice oc 24-3t RANDOLPU COYLE. W. R GF Fat COMMOTION x 'N THE FIRST WARD! WHAT CAUSES IT? IT 18 BAR & BROTHER'S NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Lately Opened, No. 115 PeNNsyLvanta Avescm, Between I9th and Mth sts. EVERY BODY IS RUSHING THERE One price only. Pee PERRY & BROTHE! FOR WELL-MADE &§ FASHIONABLE SUITS! A FINE OUTFIT CHEAP! Please remember that our motto is FAIR DEALING AND LOW PRICES! ROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. Deport QUARTERMASTER’S Orricr, Corner of 18th and G streets, ‘ashington. Oct. 22, 1362. Sr aLep Proposaxs will be received at this office until Monday, November 3, 1962, at 12 o’clock M., for uelivering in the city of Washington at such point as the Depot Quartermaster may direct, one million and fifty thousand ( 1,050,000) feet of Lumber of the following kind and deseription, viz: Five hundred and fifty thousand (550,000) feet 4-4 or one (1) inch White Pine Common Cullings One hundred thousand (100,000) feet 6-4 or one-and- a-half(1¢) inch White Pine Common Cullings (20,00) feet 3-4 or two (2) inch White Pine Common ig Gye Cuilings \ Fifty thousand (50,000) feet of dressed tongue and grooved White Pine. Thirty thousand S by 8, assorted Thirty thousand (30,000) feet White Pine Timber, 6 _by 6, twenty-two to twenty-four feet loug thirty thousand (3,000) feet White Pine Timber, 4 by 6, twenty-two to twenty-four fret long Sixty thousand (60,000) feet Joist or fon (16) by9 ._ inch wide, fourteen feet long, (Hemlock) Sixty thousand (60,000) feet Joist 3 by Yor ten (10) ._ inch wide, sixteen feet long, (Hemlock) Sixty thousand (60,000) feet Joist 3 by 6 or seven (7) inch wide, sixteen feet long, (Hemlock) Ten thousand (10.000) feet Joist 3 by 5, twelve feet long (Hemloek) Ten thousand (10,000) feet Joist 3 by 5, fourteen feet long, (Hemlock) . Ten thousand (10,0) feet Joist $ by 5, sixteen feet long, (Hemlock) «f t feet § i bet must shortly abandon all Tennessee to the | IEE TA ee ae | Tenetueptud {20.00) feet Seantling 3by 4, fourteen Union, ts the inevitable penalty Of his miscar- | EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS, | Ten thousand (10,000) feet Scantling by 4, sixteen ” Lieut. Col. Ludlow, sid-de-camp toGen. Dix, raze. Norhas their contemplated easterncam- | left here yesterday, under orders from the War psign been more successful. | Department, for Aiken’s Landing. Va, to meet Tustead of reclaiming Maryland and oceupy- | the ne - the part of the Confed- ing Pennsylvania, Lee has been repulsed, and ¢Tates with orders for td ied ong of effecting the exchange of Federal oners. This is the ee ee ne rees Oot ROUMOR IOLA BHA cate caller bho mie Ganesan on pris. itreparabte loss of veterans, arms and other | ones at the same place on the 7th and 2ist of military necessaries. Ere these rebel fall cam- | last month. ptigns were inaugurated, their every arailable | man under thirty-five years of age had been forced A tumber of merchants and other business into the ranks, Since that time, they haye been men are urging the execution of such measures eeitiag accessions only of men over thirty-five; = will speedily —— fe Pi aay ie sll | ‘or, in other words, from the class that cannot | Ti¥¢r to commerce, and it axed that plans furnish than one-tenth as aa with this view are under consideration. fit to stand the hariiships of such campaigning | le be THE OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. | 2 adjourned meeting of ‘the Shoers of Washington, B.C., | held at Mr. Thomas ‘Me(uire's-on 7th xt, AL Boss Horse @s theirs, as persons under thirty-five can stand. The consquence is that their supply of | | Sidered. An oath of all | Tespensible | Dearest feet long, (Heml ock) bs Ten thousand (1,000) feet Scantling 3 by 4, eighteen feet long, (Hemlock) All the above described to be good merchantable Lumber, subject to the inspection of an agent ap- pointed on the part of the Government. All the lumber to be delivered within twenty days after signing the contract. Proposals from disloyal parties will Bot be con- Nogiance tothe U.S: Gov. each proposition, to filltthe must be g by two persons, whose signatures are to be ap- pended to the guarantee. The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the ‘istrict Court or of the United States Dis- trict Attorney Bidders must be present in person when the bids ernment must accom; ‘'y The ability of the bidder it be awarded to him. 5 | sre opened, or the proposals will not be consid- ‘Ted. “"Phe full name and Post Office address of the bid- on 7th st., | d in the proposal. men to bemade food for powder lias practi. between Maryland avenue and B street. on MON: | “Tra bid in mede in the none ui firm the names cally ceaeed. How ly their ¢ | DaY Ey. G, October 27th, at 74 ofallthe parties must appear, or the bid will be , ? completely ‘wo um | | By order of Committee. considered as the individual proposal of the partner successful fall campaigns have exhausted their THE COLONIZATION SHIP M. C. stb. | *gning it. ave th supplies of arms, clothing, &c.,is proved not vens will sail. positively, with freight and | ,, Bands inthe sum of five thousand dollars, signed only by the facts that the regiment of boys and | “tants, on the 12h of November, from Balti- for Liberin.. Apply for frei, t old men doing prevost-guard duty in Rich- | Ber, WM. Me AIS WDolomication Dance Waa ing mond is armed forthe most part with pikes, | ton i or Dr AS. HALL, No. 65 Second oe trae end the squadsof menover thirty-five being sent forward to Lee goto him unarmed, but alao by the utter destitution in whicha large TRINITY VARISH.—The services in this | Parish will, D. V., be as follows, until far. er notice: Sunday School at hal: by the comtractor and both of his guarantors, will be required of the successful bidder upon signing the contract. The right to reject any or all bids that may be deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar- termaster, Joformal proposals will be rejected L Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster in Edward f-past 9, aud Ha U.S. Army. port (adie ‘demy azound Divine Service at Jl a. mw. at tne | Washington, D. C..and should be plainly marked crcsical neany Winchester is Room in the City Hel. Sunday School Be hans “Proposals for Lumber,” sara sen hose the article from the Rich- { and Divine Serv) 2 at halt-past Ata at the w ae Form of Gaaranies. | @ mon. ig on this Point, we publish to-day. |, corner of } and Sixth. Rector’s e, —, of the coynty of —, and State of —, On the other hand, we are now but fairly i residence. 274 B st., corner of Third. -2t* | and ——, of the county of and State of —. do Getting into the field the 600,000 (bestimen for the Ce ALL WHOM IT MAY OONCERN. service that have so far taken up arms for the Brcisren’s Orricr, Oct. 2, Union) called for last summer. Butthree regi- | sree ‘ igre iven that Licenses given to Tav- Ting ale eee eee EE Back into. Tete Weel acl Coal Cine ee eee Virginia, though a.dozen more werein the field also, to. Keepers of lisekney Carriages and Omni: at that time. Already more than athird ofthe buses, Hiblose Tablet. Ten- in Alters and Gontec 600,000 are “in line” in the West, in this quarter in Old Tron, Brass, Co, cong ¢., will pon rots on- and elsewhere, and three-fourths of thebalanco day, the 3d day of Bove r next.and that said @bied it to Keep its besa above water up this were. : Under these circumstances, instead of seeing Giaasters in delay, we perceive nought but rea- ” Goring the aseurance of speedy conclusive euc- 0 more unwise than to seckito bring on a ds. Gist ve cagagement M this tims. Besides tare. i hercby guarantee that — is able to fulfil the con- tract in accordance with the terms of his proposi- tion, and that, should his proposition be acce; S will of care enter into a contract in accordance jerewith. Should the contract be awarded to him we are prepared to become his securities. (To this guarantee must be appended the certig- cate above mentioned.) EDWARD L. HART7, A.@M.. U.S.A, oe 22-dtd Captai BUTTER—BU TTER 50 KEGS ce l-tw south sida, tel te _ south olds, betivoed wh fd SPANIGH LESSONS. IG Gentleman would te moet escent ee . Address Bos Sts amination: As that is the very place now for every body to buy ' Call at once and procure your bargains, 02-2m* | (3,000) feet White Pine Timber, | ‘ontrast,should | . care Of Ministers and Consuls, » abroad hasbeen abused for Pa. ave, and Ninth street, | | | t and tune prime BUFFER in store ave been “mustered in” and are daily arriving aa “ye et Office within ten | new datries, arriving daily at the Old Stand, No! where required. . There is ne question that in“ cezi-dtNova" SAM'E B. DOUGLASS. Renee mee arenes DUTROW thirty days every man of the 600,000 will have FAIR FOR THY BENEFIT OF THE IN- WREIGHT FOR N i i been obtained, and be armed and equipped and FA oe AT THE CORNER Or Tus SCHOONER AID. hes ya will sn the Held, if «the Governors” vouchsafe to. SITE THE CIRCLE thee see arity tm | BOgeady for freight to-morrow, og id send them along as requested. While we will. ebari ° ofthis fostitation wi Il open xy Fale oe oes ional te Capt, Hutchingaat Midaletrers mae nm MONS - cata ae ARE these 600,000 additional PAY, the mth fastant, to which tues lorie wns | Waset foot “Conslguee: cor 14th tect eee, Soldiers, the rebels will not have been able to pe ‘the public. They will offer for sale at | —°° = = —— — ee 44 an accession of 60,000 men to their armies. Tarticiee Pore: Rooke, Fierce eater and cao | SR ts! TENTS! ENTS Our supplies of arms, clothing, munitions, ke. {5 aid ot the Charitable in thelr ctoxite ceovite | “SUTLERS’ TENTS oe and and made to order Sethe brn erased inthe same ne peri Sep elo nana scr “olsen aS acy | g URES LLY STWR RR tr passe with this increase of our armies. .They the ‘to contribute money or asp ar. | enue Colon ation Baaina, Weahingtrn oy beve already used up their last procurablegan, ticles Tay be tenet eat Any | iB —SECOND-HAND TB! SORT sna bianket and wagon, or the Whig’s article we ‘and Sth streets, orien, @ Rooney. : Sem So-dnr—a0 signallycorrovorauive of TIRGEY coh tet nyt are revned ond Tia ropuine joatet schocver ©. W. Dye “a ae when in bi more appeals to ile, patronage. ae in now discharging her freight, phen all have silos ene remind the reader, we ment of generous wi fours 99 ad O14 ier ate Geet ‘ © feet of iron-clads, which, mittance HORSE COUPE. = o,gperating with our greaty increased armies, hiN MoOLMELAN S, conser inih ead pat | ‘Will render Charleston and Mobile— Ul iar . @rte te Entopean assistance that has alone en- | | OFFICIAL. } Derantuent or Stare, H Washington. Ocfoder 23, 1962. It having recently been discovered that the practiteof ending private ‘te this, jment for te purpose of the: United “ yal pa: is befeby given tha$ifo such létters will ward be tranamitted.’ A'l letters te Bini and Copsuls which may hereafter be sent hithét to be | forwarded must be left open for inapection by the | WILLIAM H. SEWARD, | “FOR ALBUMS! | A variety of PHOTOGRAPH CARDS, embracing | copies of celebrated vi TERS. gisators No. 486 Sev na Ba abore oc 18-Im* Odd Fellows’ Hall. F™ GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. SE ae The balance of the cargo of the SCHOONER “ AID,” Consisting of every description of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged. eee FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package. FRED. S. COZZENS, Consignee, corner Pa atenve and Mth st. gee CAPT. HUTCHINGS, Schooner “ Aid,” foot of Mth st. . oc I1-tf HAT WAS WANTED. N ND ELEGANT OYSTER SALOON IN eee THE FIRST WARD! AND HARVEY, at the urgent and repeated soli- citations of his numerous Weiends, has io this day opened one at No. 189, Nine- teenth and H streets, adjoining the Union penaine tle pene ; venue. wi con- duetedana Branch of Harvey's celebrated Steamed Newser: [ot i PRISONERS SENT IN. * This morning Col. nson, Provost Marshal of the 11th Army Corps, sent in from Centreville the following prisoners:—Lewis Pettit, 49th Virginia; G. P. Garner, 14th Georgia; J. H. Wood, 2d Virginia Cavairy; F. Moore, H. A. Bull, John C. Sprigg, G. W. Coleman, and R. C. Newman. The first three are prisoners of war, and the latter State prisoners, being charged with aiding the enemy, attempting to raise guerilla bands, &c. They were all sesit to the Old Capitol. DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF GUERILLAS. Jackson, Tenn., Oct. 23.—@aj. Gen. H. W. Halleck, General-in-Chief, U. 8. A. A dispatch just in says our cayairy, under Major Mudd, Tan into Haywood’s partizan rangers, seven miles west of Brownsville, killing one captain and capturing about forty prisoners, sixty horses and mules and a'wagon load of arms, completely breaking up the parties. I will send he prisoners to Aiton. U.S.G@gant, Major General Commanding. ARRESTED. A. F. Kimmell, proprietor of the house bearing his name, on C street, in the rear of the National, has been arrested on the charge of niding in the transportation of contfaband goods to Dixie, by order of Major Doster, Provost Marshal, and sent to the Old Capitol. RB-ARRESTED. Mr. Vincent R. Jackson, who, it will be remembered, was artested on his return from Richmond, and was released on giving bonds to appear when required, has been re-arrested and sent to the Old Capitol. RELEASED. G. W. Wilson, editor of the Marlboro’ Gazette, who was arnm’sted on charge of publishing an article interfering with the draft in Prince George’s county, has been released. DROPPED. By direction ef the President, First Lienten- yster Depot, bi Orster OPE ARVEY & J, LEWIS. and the finest Oysters which the waters of the Chesapeake afford will be sold to their pat: % ant Frederick Dodge, 6th Cavalry, is dropped from the rolls of the Army. yemsuies ean be supplied dail, A their residences InsvRANCE STAMPS.—Comuniseioner Bout- wh trangem cue bare: een made they as y fresti | Well has made the following decision in refer- ual to any demand ; and hence residents ¢ First Ward, ax well as those in other sections | of the city, will not hereafter be subjected to the 1 ence 'o insurance companies: Each insurance policy, whether fire or necessity from wireet hawkers, i inv, must be stamped. Orders ctfully solicited, and will ba | -Au open policy will require but one stamp promptly ‘ith, day or night. ., | where the risks entered under such policy are Visitors t new establishment will find it aii upon property of the policy holder. 3. Whenever certificates or other evidences of insurance are issued by the hoider of an open | policy, ev such paper must bear an appro- | priate insurance stamp. | 4. Whenever an insurance company refund HOTELS. to the opie an open policy a 4 part of the aah | premium pai: ecause policy has hot been RESTAURANTS, Xo. pars im full, the amount So refunded may be SLEY | deducted from the premium received during (ES yee So | the quarter, and the tax to the Government may Conmxn SevesTH axp F 8t8., | be puid uponthe remainder Provided that this Wholesale Dealers in | regulation rae ewe apply nd gaan d S0 Te. q 7 . | funded, on which ¢ to the vernment FINE-COT AND Hel lars a6 SEGARS shall noi have been previously paid. S, Fey 5. Dividends paid by mutual insurance com- Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas- | piuies to the insured, ee expiring or expired _ ’ ‘ policies, are subject to tax of three per cent. ing to examine our large stock, which is under section 24. replete with all grades of the abo ticles, Aso, Awents for This City been or will be spared to make it so TT M. HARVEY. J. LEWIS. a ral patronage, as neither pains nor | i ec 13-Im IMEkcua NTS, SUTLERS, a0 SES ART ie Pe, a7 Several gentlemen reached Gallipolis, Ohio, recently, having left Charleston, in the Kanawka Valley, on the 17th, among them Mr. Newton, editor of the Kanawha Republican. of 5 JOHN J. BAGLEY’S CELEBRATED FINECUT MICHIGAN TOBACCO NOTICE. MICHIGAN FINE-CUT ing, have all left the Valley, and none are now on the west side of Gauley. It was reported that Gen. Loring had received orders from the last two days. They report that the rebels, under Gen Lor- | | opposite Treasury Building. {3 { Can be had at the following places, whom we far Ms nish : J. 8. DEARING, No. 262 Pa. avenue, above 22th st . IRVING, No. 514 Seventh st, + HOOVER, No. 287 Pa, avenue, (south SOLOMON, No. 177 Pa. avenue, above A. HENDERSON, No. . 478 Fifteenth st., oc 3-Im* A? PLES AND POTATOES. 90 barrels No, 1 APPLES and 70 bushels prime POTATOES, now landing from schooner ——- and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by i J. G. WATERS, oc 21-6t* 109 Water st.. Georgetown, D.C. E TOCQU EVILLE’S DEMOCRACY IN AMER- ICA, New Edition, for the mest part newly translated, with the additional matter appended to the latest French editions, and notes by Professor Bowen, of Harvard University. Complete in two vols. Beautifully printed ; Ganbudee 1862. Price : (oe 21) FRANCK TAYLOR. $3. AILY STAGE LIN® TO FACRFAX COURT HeUSE AND RETURN THE SAME DAY.—A large and commo- dious stage will leave every morning. at& o’clock from the Prescott House, corner 0} i3th street and Pa. avenue. for Fairfax Court House and return the same day to Washington. Fare each way $2.50. Excursion tickets $4. Tickets can be had atfhe New York Livery Sta- ble, corner of 12th and C streets, and at the Prescott ee ernes of 13th street and Pa. avenue. oc 2-tm*™ Reanixo, sux 38 EADING ALE AND pe BEER For sale in quantities to suit, by M. RUPPEL, 0. 37 Market Space, Georgetown, VINE ASTIGLIONI’S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL | FRENCH CANDY MANUFACTOR YAND CON. FECTIONERY STORE, 476 Pa. Avexvn, BETWEEN 3D anv 43; Sts., ‘ashington. The undersi, take pleasure in inform’ the citizens eenetnliy toot they have opened tes store, where can be had French and other CONFEC- TIONERIES of cvery kind, Also, constantly on hand, the best Foreign and Domestic PRESKBVES of every variety. In connection with the above is a fine ICE CREAM SALOON. Respectfully, oe 3-lm* DAVINI & CASTIGLIONI. N=¥ BTORE_NEW GOODS! | At No. 464 Seventu 81. The subscriber takes great pleasure in’ announc- ing to hie old friends and customers that he has | opened a New Store at No. 464 Seventh street, be- tween F and E, re he lected stock of’ ME! and which be has just received from the North and offers for sale at the lowest Northern prices. J. BRUCE & CO., Clothiers. oc8 No. 464 Seventh st., near F. FS SALE—A BARGAIN—A _ HORS! BUGGY, with Harness and Saddle Bridle. The horse is ons years old, very kind and gentle, well gaited, and in every. | respect an exceilent av horse. Buggy and harness new and su’ tial. For yarticulare in- quire at 266 G street, or at the stable of Dr. Greg- son, on C street. between Isth and th, south of Pa.'av., where they may be seen. oc 15 Im* FF®2 crocenizs, FINE GROCERIFS, FINE GROCERIES. FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. ‘The remainder of the cargo of the SCHOONER “ AID,” Consisting of every description ef FINE PAMILY GROCERIES, Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged. > FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package. FRED. 8. COZZENS, Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and Mth at, i ‘ CAPT. HUTCHINGS, oc 13-tf Schooner * Aid,” foot of 11th at. Stamp THAT I TY, atthe BES? QUALITY, aS') 0 18-50 AO i eh lat at. west, p®oraor *ouxe LF ‘AG. it FIRE AND BURGLARS! ‘The subscribers keep gonstan@ly on hand «large Gesortment of rs C. BERRING & CO."3 Celebrated FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SaFes “| PAYMASTERS’ GASH BOXES, “With tho Best and Mest WF At the Manufacturer's JA _ Mi Bla Corner Ponte gt ‘pow im store Gen. Lee to report, with his entire command, to him, at Winchester, Virginia. It was also reported and believed'by the Secessionists,that Gen. Lee was concentrating every aysilable man at Winchester for the purpose of over- powering and crushing Gen. Mc€lellan: when, if successful, he is to invade Ohio and Pennsylvania. The rebel raid into the Ka- nawha Valley has been fully as successful as anticipated. It is estimated by these gentle- men that the rebels have carried off fully two hundred thousand bushels of salt. lowa.—The Burlington Daily Argus of the 20th inst. claims that “in three-fourths of the State heard from, the reported majorities foot up a Democratic majority, showing a gain of nearly 15,000 over Kirkwood’s majority last year.’ It also adds, that the balance of the State will not give the Republican ticket over one or two thousand votes outside of the army. A dispatch from Burlington, received here to- day, claims that the late returns show that the Democrats have certainly elected two of Iowa’s six members of the next Congress, irrespective of any possible army vote the Republican can- didates will receive. If that be true, the net Democratic gain in the next Congress, so far, has reached thirty-two. &7 Judging by the following paragraph from the Memphis Bulletin, of the 14th, the rebel army of the Southwest was not entirely de- molished at Corinth and the Hatchie, nor in the subsequent pursuit; “We learn from the South, that Van Dorn’s army was all day, last Saturday, passing through Holly Springs. It is said they ure encamped at Dampkin’s Mill, about six miles trom Holly Springs. They were too fleetfor the Union army, and made good their escape to safe quarters. Itis said that the forces in pursuit are slowly returning. They pursued them to Ripley.” &7 Alexander W. Randall, of Wis. recently minister resident at Rome, has been appointed First Assistant Postmaster General, in the place of Hon. Jobn A. Kasson, member of Con- gress elect and resigned. Mr. R. was swornin and entered on his labors yesterday. MULE Re 25 5 lam ans tied ResicNev.—Richard ©. McCermick has re- signed his position ot Chief Clerk of the Depart- ment of Agriculture, having accepted the Union nomination for Congress in the first district of New York, and entered upon the canvas. S77 The official correspondence from Mexico shows that the constituted authorities of that country are making the best preparations in their power to resist the further invasion of the. country by the French. ; wr He a Ely has been reneminated for Co! in the Rochester, New York, dis- trict. PrrsoxAL—Oolonel Wainwright, 2th'N. ¥5 Major Huling, U2 8. V.; ‘Gen. Draper; N. Y. are at Willards’. BAKERY FOR SALE, complete, with A and Fix! ) two Hocerette tat northern ot yy ; hase goed run of cus- tomers Jae gery! reason given for ing, if required. Aj at the Bm tate Agency, 311 Ninth st oc 1M. H. it TRUCK WAGON TR oan & REIN Dissisegh or opramn weet oe binson, The Sosidatant 308 Fe " 3.a3,T. ROSTNOON & O° MEAL, bal Meal, eas gers *MOREIS ON 5% be oc ae | Corner fathead se LATEST FROM EUROPE, 4 a ee ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO. +o MR. GLADSTONE, IN, A SPERCH, ASWERTS THAT THE SoCTH HAS ESTABLISHED ITS NATIONALITY. i THE ASSERTION REORIVED WITH PAYOR BT THE PRESS. : a eee . THE BRITISH AND FRENCH PRESSOR AMER- > ” Liverroot, Oct, 9.—The Hon. Mr. Gladstone made a statement, in 4 speech delivered ot Newcastle lately, that Jeff Davis had made the . South a nation, and that he considered separa... tion certain. . The speech attracts great attention, ang causes @ great flatness in cotion. The generally approve Gladstone's remarks, dag some think that a recognition of the South wilh . soon follow. ~ 5 Cotton irregular, downward and unchanged. Breadstuffs dull, though steady. Provisions fiat. Lowpox, Oct. 9.—The journais continue te comment upon President Lincoln's proclama- tion. The Daily News thinks it has spoken too dis- paragingly of it, and believes4t may do better service than was at first supposed. The London Telegraph anticipates from the action of the political parties in the North, not ’marchy, but an issue ont of trouble. It sags the North is rousing iteelf to snatch the conduct of affairs from those whose incapacity has done the work of treason. \ Consols were selling at 91d. arvee The Paris journals comment on the Mary- land campaign. The Constitutionel says that it does not regard it as decidedly disastrous te the Confederates, whose sole aim was to cap- ture Harper's Ferry. The Moniteur says that the Advantage re- mained indisputably with McClelina, The royal amnesty has been notified to Gari- baldi. He goes shortly to Genoa. THE DIFFICULTIES WITH THEPENN- SYLVANIA COAL MINERS ADJUSTED. PoTTSVILLE, Oct. 24.—The difficulties among the coal miners in Schnylkill couuty, in regard _ to the draft, have been adjusted. All is now quiet, the men resuming their work, which has generally been suspended for NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New Yore, Gct. 24.—11\ a.m.—First Boara— U.S. Coupons, 15€1, 193; 7.3-10 Treasury Notes, 123; one year certificates, 3; Old U.S, De- mand Notes, 127%; Gold, 132. LOCAL NEWS. parame tt roe Fourta Warp Station C Ases—Sefore tice Walter.—Henry Butler, arrested by detecti Cronin, Fete a ee jail for Patrick ‘ces, drunk disorderly; fined Ann Kennedy, do; ordered to leave the F. Greenwood, Bennis Jones, M. Den’ Ezra Egget, do.; turned over to the military. James Dickerson, do.; fined Aw Unrortunate Man. pectably dressed man in drunk, and carried him to ——. searching bim over #160 were upon which amount was returned to him morning, when he was dismissed. —W Fatal Accrpent.—On Wednesday Hiram Waddle, of the 150th doing duty with the 135th dentally killed at the Old mie maeeet a a bringing tte order is musi |, an an violently, the hammer fell 3 the load discharged, the ball entering his chinand ing mayne through his head, killing him stantly. i } ip <= -nipinbaadiln Suamercyt Coxpvcet—Abont 10 o'clock last night, A. Shaumburz, a sutler, went to Mr. J. Maunsfield’s, on 7th street, near the Avenue, "eo Yard,) and demanded admission. ‘ing refused, he pushed the door drawing a pistol, rum the family out of § Officer Clarke, however, arrested him, and this morning he was taken before JusticeCull, whe fined him $20.94. ena mal ARRIVAL OF saree been Yorke regiment, num! 4 men, com. mand of Col. S. B. Richards, i debian ARRIVAL or ConTRABANDS.—This @ sieamer arrived bringing up 360 from Suffolk, who have i rn arrived mst