Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1862, Page 2

C= ceapeea aia cae a a a mi . THE EVENING STAR, «SRL ioh WiCIGRY TA hus, ; na | — - WESTE WN ARKAXSAS. sername rar RS ‘ DISPATCH OF GENERAL CURTIS. sartnbaY. OCTOBER 25. Inez, OFFICIAL DISPATCH OF GENE aL TI THE ENEMY TOTALLY ROUTED, WITH THE LOSS OF ALL TIS ARTILLERY, HORSES, TRANSPORTATION, CAMP FUUIPAGE, ae, = “@7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. gna OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER, CUR CAVALRY AND LIGHT HOWITZERS STILL IN PTRSTIT OF THE FLEE- ING ENEMY = St. Louis, Oct. 21, I> Teck, General-in-Chirf: Our arms are entirely successful again in northwestern Arkansas. General Schofield, finding the enemy had camped at Pea Ridge, sent General Blunt with the first diy n westward, and moved towards Huntsville with the rest of ah forces. Gen. Blunt, by makinga hard night's march, SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. J ‘The Intelligencer, ina review of “The Sitn- Stien,” holds that it wonld be impolitic and disastrous. for the army to move forward at present, but says it feels «justified in assuring our readers that thé Government is usiagevery «ffort, and that suecegsfully, to place ourarmy in a condition to prosecute the campaign tri- umphantly, and we think the public may rest satisficd test when these arrangements are per- fected there will be no dilatoriness on the 2 of the Government or the Generals in the field, and that when eur forces move it will be for a campaign to end “oy Be the suppressiou of armed rebellion. We believe that there exists a perfectly harmonious co-operation between the civil and military mts of the service, and the country may confidently expect that each in its proper sphere will exert every en- ergy to prosecute the war to an early and suc- , cessful termination.” ‘The Republican is again devoted to (ieneral Se eee ee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. : soca neebgell ; Lt angular: and patriotic c a 5 Beare ‘wae ti Republican, true te hes Tine og uepeee- z own never-failing instinct, this morning, in Our cayairy and light howitzers were atillin commenting on the Star's statement of the facts _ pursuit of theirscaiwred forces. of the Situation in the Valley, published yester- | Gen") Schofield pursued Hindman beyond day, takes the liberty of saying, concerning the | Huntsville, coming close upon him. gto se map coveuede the man in the | The enemy fled precipiiately beyond the army of Major Key school, and this article ' Boston meuntain. Sreenat does nok percptariiy overecionhcn: | All the organized Revel forces of the West There is no sortof doubt that there hasbeen have thus been driven back to the Valley of from the Regione apr gies padi oN saree the Arkansas river, and the army of the fron- bo ers pew re tier has gallantly and suc plished its mission. Major General Hal- Wd inst The enemy was under cover; estimated at some five to seven thousand strong. The engagement tasted for abont an hour, and resulted in the total rout of the enemy, | with the loss of al! his artillery, a battery of six-pounders, & large number of horses anda portion of their transportation, camp and gar- Its aspersions in this brief paragraph are worthy of note only because they are ilinstra- tive of the malignity of the partizans of the school to which the Republican belongs. | ‘The Star needs no vindication with its read- ers against such implications as that of the Rr- | publican. It has earnestly and unselfishly struggled throughout the war to sustain the Government in its endeavors to put down this unholy rebellion, and its proprietor has sacri- ficed, withont a murmur, while sustaining the cause ofthe Union. more than enough to buy andsella handred Republican editors. And now, of what ix the Republicon “the organ! From first to last it has had no holier Motive in the present war than to make money off the Government—to sell guns. The publie eye is by this time familiar with such announce. ments as this in the War Department adver- tisement of offered conira sfully accom. 8. R. Certis, Major-General Commanding. IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF. An Expedition Expected to Sail at Once. The United States steam gunboat Dacotah one of the vessels of the regular navy, arrived at New York on Thursday from the Gulf. She is eight days from Key West. Admiral Dupont wasexpected back from the North with instructions to proceed on a hosiile demonstration at once. It was thought that Mobile and Charleston would be attacked on his return. ‘The mortar fleet at Pensacola had received sailing orders. ll the vessels belonging to it, which had arrived, were heavily armed. The fever was rapidly disappearing frem the squadron, and few deaths had recently oceur- red. Quite a number of seamen, landsmen, und marines had been buried from the different ships. ‘Accounts had been received in a roundabout Way by some of the men-of-war from Savannah. Beauregard had been there, but had left. He promised the Georgians that four iron-clad re- bel vessels would be before Savannah in less than a fortnight. The steamer Blanche had escaped from our eruisers, and the Dacotah and Montg: ry were said to be inquired after by Spanish vessels of war for chasing the craft into Span- ish waters. The Blanche was fitted out in England. Affair: ville. Va. {Correspondence of the Philadelphia Ingnirer.j CENTREVILLE, Oct. 23.—Nothing of great mo- ment is transpiring here. The weather is ex- tremely blustery and is felt very keenly by all. A citizen came in last night and reported that there are no Confederates at Ashby’s Gap. On very good authority it may be stated that the rebels have nearly all left this side of the Rappahannock, and are concentrating at the Rapidan. There they are represented to be al- ready in very large mumbers. Spying having been a daily pastime with many residing in Uenterville and its suburbs. the military authorities wisely and suddenly Ned to urge the offered some time since by Geo. M. Weston, Editor of the National Republican, Washington, D.C.” What cares the K-publican how long the war lasts, so it cun soll guns? And yet this Repub. lican editor, whose bullying attempts to palm off upon Government his wretched carbines, or Kindred wares, *t big prices, have become so Pertinaciously wffensive that he was recently, ejected, per nap? of neck and a posteriori—hat. less, breathies:,jand umbrella-less—from the War Departmen’—this gentleman whose only idea of publi-hi3}g 2 newspaper seems to be to aid his sch:meson the public purse, has the effrontery to im}tute improper motives to the Star’ r Were the Repdlican really the exponent of anything more | eae the carbine and shoddy thieving busine:®, it would be worth while to ask if the radics§s, in view of the results of the recent elections. “Will not sometime come to see the impolicy. of impugning the motives of men more patriotic t themselves, simply because they bappen to fiffer from them Politically or Wit TePerence fb the expediency of measures tor the suppressjon ot the rebellion. apriicat; ONS FOR EXEMPTIONS. ‘The bureau ofthe State Department charged | With the duty of considering applications of alleged foreign subjects for exemption from the ; draft, is Already overwhelmed with them from | Pennsylvania, Maryland and Indiana, in per- tons of which States drafting has taken place It is disposing of them as rapidly as possible. EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED. The Commissioner of Pensions has made the | following appoiatments of Surgeons to examine | applicants for pensions, viz: H Isaiah P. Lynn, M. it Chicago, Til. { Philip M.Wagenhals, M. D., Lancaster, Ohio. { passes are granted to any one, except those con- nected with our army. All persons residing outside of our pickets cannot come in, and those living inside cannot go outside. The stringent enforcement of that which has really become a dire neces<ity, places nearly all the semi-secession folks in a bad predicament. 1&7 A portion of the cargo of the prize steamer Cireassian was sold in New York on Thurs. day last for $100,000. It is theught that the brandy on beard to be sold this week will realize $100,000 more, 7 Gold is quoted in Richmond at 160 to 170, and silver at 125 to 150. 7 SF The negro-insurrection story is now al- leged to have been an invention by the woolly- headed hand organ which is published in Washington.—Boston Post. THE REV. W. ¥. WATKINSON will preach at Temperance Hail, E street. between Sth eat th, TO-MORHOW (Siintays MORNING. r 3 meicb aia APPOINTMENTS, Lieutenants in the Regular Army. First Artillery—Serz’t Francis Seesuctie’ of Sonne Serg’t Ballard P. Humphries, of Second Artillery—Serg't Joseph Kiet, of company E; Serg't John W. Roder, of com- pany H- ‘Third Artillery—Serg't Major Lewis Smith; Qm. Serg't James Davidson. Fourth Artillery—Serg’t Christopher F. Mer- kin, ecompany E; Serg’t James Thompson, of 24 “Pith Ariiilery—Serg’t Alex. J. McDonald, of eleven o°eloc part seven p. 1 SUNDAY ing for relia’ service will ORRKOW EVENING, Oct. 26th, in Wi ¥ st., between Ith and Isth delivered by Rey. W 0- ds" Hall, of service.7% o'clock. MRS. L. SMITH, OF BOSTON, MASS r i! speak under spiritual infi " company K, 3a artillery; Charles Limon, of per nee Hall « E hetween ‘oth ‘and’ 10th strests, company F; Serg’t Charles Holman, of com- on SUNDAY, at 3 o'clock. Admission lo cents. The | pany K; Serg't Samuel Peeples. of company B. In the Volunteers. Lieut. Henry Russell, to be Aid-de-Oamp, with the rank of Captain. . John M. Cooney, to be Assistant Adju- tant General of Volunteers, with the rank of ‘m. H. Horack, to be sistence of Voiunteers, tan. Fars which is to be speak through her organism lesires a full attendance, having something to give importance to humanity, 1t* ENDS MEETING. (ORTHODOX. E.iza P. GuNx¥Y. a@hinister of the goxpel, appointed a meeting for Divine worship at St! Paul's Lutheran Church. corner of !lth and H streets, on SABBATH AFTERNOON, (to-morrow, Commissary of Sub- with the rank of Cap- | to attend. = i RS. L. SMITH, MEDIUM, FROM BO: ARMY GAZETTE. { t Fi ton, Mass.. will speak on TUESDAY EVE NG, at 70% 1 ‘ | lock. in Georgetown, at the hall di- On account of sickness Col. J. P. Taylor, | reetly «, porite Forrest Vall’ on High street. The | General, has been relieved from _ spirits thal control her esizc te seen geod attend duty, as a member of the court martial, now in ° Ance.aa they have tmnehte give tothe aadioncs sesnion at St. Louis for the trial of Maj. Justus bout the present unpleasant condition of the Uf McKinstry, Quartermaster! S A Government. Admission 10 cents. oc 23 Col. W. ‘codruff, whose nomination as RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN BARNUM Brigadier General was not confirmed by the iG. Tent. corner of Louisiant avenu: and With st. Senate, has been ordered to join his regiment, y invitation of citizens of various religious de the 12th Kentucky volunteers. ; Rominations. Rev. Czas. W. Dewisox, Chaplain : | U.S. A, will deliver a public disconrae in Bar. ———_+re+-____ j Poets STRAY, NIGHT. So halt onat 9. " x i portion o! e Marine Bnod and 2 select choir of ®7 Another accident occurred yesterday | signera will take part on the occasion. Stangers morning on the Northern Central Railroad, e*pecially invited. Seats free te all, It" near New Cumberiand, Pa., by the breaking of @ rail, which Precipitated the train down the embankment, badly breaking the cars and injuring a number of the occupants. The S@ccident delayed the train six or eight hours. PREACHING IN NIXON’S CREMORNE Circus Building, corner of Pa. avenue snd VR st., under the direction of the Young M n‘s Chrimian Association, TO-MORROW —at 8 0’clock Pg ed Rev. Dr. Sunderland ; and at?%, by Rev. + Crane, Chaplain of the i Regt N- ¥, Vol, Zo aurvions are rears: especia! a conigaes Heal the ze AD: ers nm inthe ci who cordially invited te attend. dds An adjourned meeting of the a Bhoce of Washingten B.C. S7 General Sige! is taking a hand in politics, aad is out in a letter advocating the support of General Wadsworth in the New York elec. tion. S@ James Brooks, Esq., of the New York Bepress, bas been nominated for Congress in the &b district, New York, by the “Constitu. tional Unionists.” ING, October 27th, at 7}; o'clock, of Committee, oc 24-St* NITY PARISH.—The services in this ‘h will, DV, be as follows, until far ice: Sunday School at half. Service a! —J \= L a ther notice Divine rae it 9. and Room in the City Hall. 3 and Divine Service at half- t ——— = veka SF T. F. Jones, » Confederate prisoner of Recisrxx’s Ovricn, Oct. 2, ,, 1862. x, jemeby en that Licen: to War, from South Carolina, died yesterday in ilers of piinous aad Fermented Li iy | Cordials, te Grocer: ware. Medicines, Perfumery, Wat +hes and Jewolry; Lamber, Wood one Hak, Compnisaion Merchants, » to Keepers o i ‘ busea, Billiard Tables Ten cAllage anh Coane Dry Goods, Hard” Tas Dearr ayy THe ScusstitcTx Marker, - Yesterday was the day fixed for the drafted . in All ta) 4 ge toameembiein Baltimore and {oral fr Hughiot aad esti Soa hates ron, ne CO . &e., willex h > ihe subetitute market became brisk accord- day. the dd ‘oor ot Rowan: Nee aed eer tan ingly. Owing to defective arrangements, how- Hcenses must Pe Tevewad at this office within tea Sat ema om of the deaed was postponed ce ai-dtNavs oe BAWL E. DOUGLASB, Until Monday nex The Sun says = =——— pr AP Honseg, MAYVoR's OFFICE, October 94. 1 Mead Woreer will Be removed: frow Usd ets and avenue! en notic aod ioe, Beluga Che’, tating particularty ce. ware of the pustpone- of the Metropolitan Police.» *'e*t Station-house Fear cand ey wil tava to be provi its) “come” iG HARD WALLACT, My “There was considerable excinwn A POR GENTLEMEN'S PRE ra substitutre Wand the number oo rot FRENCH ARTIOLE, of the best duality, and sens from the country in search of ate Oe A SURE PREVENTION, : Greater than on any previens day. There? Price 50 Cuxrs, Taaged from $300 to pean the higheetenee Or sent free by mail $4 per doren, pe te demanded. “a gentlemanti, ~Address 3.5. HOGG, Washington, D. 0. 625. 34° tia bach gotta the what wigs, 8, Sc, ULES! — SES ery omered them 9225 each, and they bolt a an ir Siret contract and aceeptad of ths | The subscriber bas og han and for sale larger one. The vagrant list at the jail has | or ex several pair of well broken beew looked over, and those mis: Faulecreatares | ™Stch Mules. Apply to demand the highest priccs tha: Sa We obuained " oanne . Jy. H. SHREYR, Th atroes, near i atroct, , reached and attacked the rebels at MaysvNle, { near the northwest corner of Arkansas on the J put a stop to it, in a manner most effective, No | at2% o'clock. The public ara respectfully invited | wh | le 3 H AFFAIRS ATSHAHH 6 i i © Rebels near She: : x | SusBrsarne, Md, Oc: ~ body & Revels is rRortent + milesdack of Shepherdstown Gi ws Porter, MorétPund (Griffin haye re. turned from Washington, and joined their fe. spective commands. AFFAIKS AT HARPER'S FERRY, Arrival of prisoners from Stuart'’scavalry, Hayren's Peart, Oct. 21, 7 p. m.—Nineteen of Stuart's cavairy. captured by the 4th Pa. cavalry, of Gen. Averill’s command, on the 22 instant, arrived here to-day, under guard, Captain J. Tucker, of the 10th Virginia, and | Lieut. Stack, of the Yd South Carolina cavalry, | ville by the 4th, while on scont. | All is quiet at Frederick. | THE ESCAPE OF BRAGG'S ARMY. Movnt Vernoy, Ky., Oct. 21.—{Dispatch to 3 cincinnati Gazette.]—Smith’s Division, Din nden’s Corps, yesterday pursued the ene- ¥eym Camp Nelson, seven miles beyond at, to within forty miles of Cumberland The enemy are still flying with the 1:pitation, traveling night and day, and aving broken down men every mile of the narch. y We captured 50 head of beef cattle froma drove of 3.000, which the rebels took from the Blue Grass region. = Complete devastation marks the enemy's SE Fe TN Re es oy . ve gen a - TELEGRAPHIC, THE NORTHERN GOVERNORS Foul ree aly HOLD ANOTHER MEETING 1x and strangére sojaiit: ~ cchone G4, 4-4 the aray Ss aleendnas NeTOS. ) gud Bavy Of the U ited =:.tea, (uot ive al . { are among the prisoners captured near Hedges. ! trail. They have robbed the monntaineers of | everything, so that their immense trains may | not be drawn upon till the last moment. The Rebels are leaving in great digust, say. | ing that they were more bushwhacked in Ken- tucky than ever the Yankees were in the South. l cesineneeesieniennemiiemientntitiidinieimmaiaeaai eee tema oa SEECIAL NOTICE.—Valuatis Farm and Stock 0D for sale without reserva at Auction —Attontion ia called to the advertisement in another column ofa highly improved and valanble Farin near Bladens- burg, to be sold without reserve on the premise: n_blonday. October 2%, at 1i o'clock. eeetntels ome whieh by be pola ie it a Cattle, Wagons, Harness arming Im oc wd “JAS. MeGUTRE & 00. Au J ALL AND | MILITARY AND WALL, STEPHENS & their FALL AND WINTER OOD, fy fine DRESS COATS, DOESKIN PANTS VESTS, &c. A large apd well selected Stock of fin OYERCOATS. We have also 4 com ment of BUSINESS SUITS, made in Tatle manner. Officers will find «: desirous to their wants. teavy GOODS, TER CIVILIAN. ween sth an: ED.—A NEW A SEK >A- GEORG ETOW Nb ve suld tu pur pa « supplied at their rechten ydemand. respectfully solicited and promptly at to at nll hours as neither pain nor ex penma of liberal patronage Be spared to male it wort to be have bsep or will called “Excelsior,” New Supplies. PERRY & BRO, Pa, ave. and Ninth street. [MOEESING DREss Goops, SHAWLS, &c.— On A re ll eupply ae pont ie seme ¢ price oniy, mar 2 ain figures. * = "PERRY & BRO., oe 24-10 Pa ave. and Ninth street. LOAKS, SHAWLS, AND FINE DRESS GOODS. - Rich SILKS in Black and Celors. One price onl; sahil PERRY & BRO _0¢ 24-10% Pa. ave. and Ninth str (CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, in extra fine and ; \ medium Blacks and Fancy Golors. With allother kinds of Dry Gouds, for the gen- i eral and special Want oe families. } me price only, mar! in plain figures, | is : PERRY. & BRO., | _ oe 24-10t Pa. ave. and Ninth street. WATER REGISTRAR’ OFFICE, os ober 24, 1862, 0c B-t | SEALED “Proposas will be received’ at the } | Mayor's effice until Wednesday, the 2th ins:ant. | } at 120’clock M., for laying Water Maine, as follows, viz: In I stre+t north, from 7th to 9th stract west; in 6th street west, from C€ to D street north: in 7th street west, from Penn. avenue to north in7th etreet west, from B street south to E stre south; in 19th street west, from south side of K atreet to connect with the 3) inch main in K atract. Specifications and forma for pro oralk and any needed information can be had at this office ve 4-9t RANDOLPH COVLE, W. R. mu Great OMMOTION ‘ ‘N TRE i FIRST WARD! i WHAT CAUSES IT? | IT 18 H BAR & BROTHER’S | NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, | Lately Opened, | No. 115 Pexnsytvanta Avencer, i Between i9th and 2th sts. EVERY BODY IS RUSHING THERE POR WELL-MADE & FASHIONABLE SUITS! A FINE OUTFIT CHEAP! | Please remember that our motto is i FAIR DEALING AND LOW PRICES! | _ Call at once and procure your bargains. 024-2m* TF You HAVE A COUGH, Use | BOBWELI'S | eco st* cowau CANDY. BUTTER—BUTTER! | 150 KEGS and tuos prime BUT ER in store, new dairies, arriving daily at the Old Stand, No. 450 ‘hth street, near Pa. avenuc. ocsett iD. R. DUTROW, | JAMES F. HALIpAy, | REAL ESTATE AGENT, j Coasen or Pa. AVENCE AND TewtH SPRERT, over Banking House of L. Johnson & Co. 23-e02m* MEDICATED | ce T YREIGHT FOR NEW VORK. HE SCHOONER AID, being discharged be ready for freight to-morrow, (Thursd and will positively sail in'a few ayes Ataly on board, to Capt. eet at Middleton's Wharf, foot of G st.;orto FRED. 8.COZZENS, oc Conaignee, cor. 14th will nd Pa.av. TAKE-NOTICE. fe 59 cesta I 59 M.T PARKER No. 59 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Respectfully and cheerfully returns thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto ree-ived, Having every facility for going ; - THE BEST oe | HOUSE, SIGN, ' AND DECORATIVE PAINTING, ether with all work pertaining toe FIRST CLASS ‘PAINTING, ESTABLISHMENT. He bas no hesitancy in seliciting «continuance of the public's favor. HIS PRICES ARE REASONABLE % WORK = UNEXCEPTION And particular Attention is pall ter ONABLE | ROMPTNESS IN DELIV | MO Rememter tha pwmber © PET VERY, 59 LOUISIANA AY oc 22-Sua Between Sixth and, Bevonthe ve. Lee 279 279 Between lth and 1ith streets, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’s T. POTFNTINI, 279 Ps. Avence, DINING AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON. Havin, To, received a large Ix, divect from first hands bod ‘i | As that is the very place now for every body to buy | D whena sermon will be | iltiam Henry Channing. Hour | CO. are now opening { vert rn j PERS which the Chesa- i with raw or steamed oysters of i te te this establishment will Gnd it worthy © | promptly complied with, day or n Prompt 2 and varied stock of | . Tam pre, furnish my ~ustomers, and the public in poiodig H | with @ choice and well selected assortuent of— "| Fine PRESERVES, JELLIES, ENGLISH PICKLES, CHAMPIGNONs, PETITS, POTR. TRES PINS, CANNED VEGETABLES and FRUITS, Fine OLIVE OILS PRESERVED, PICKLED ood BRAN DIED | FRUITS. | FRENCH OLIVES, TABLE SAUCES, MARON GLACEs, "| Fine FRENCH CANDIES, &e.. ke. Iam also prepared to furnieh WEDD; | PARTIES promptly, in the best tater anne aP EATTRU BALGO' open from eam wat rom 2p.m..when parties eau ve turning tla elicncies of the Konson aren, ise T ¥ROM BOSTON, > | BME Regular packet schooner ©. W. Dyer has arrived and isnow discharging her Ireige? | Apply te { MARTLEY & BLOTIEY i 99 and 101 Water a +5 PE. nt MeCLELLAN'S, corner in PTS H ate ; ANEW AND ELEC | dious stage will leave every morning THE REMOVAL OF McCLELLAN AND BUREE TO BE DEMANDED. ——_— . ALSO TRE ENFORCEMENT OF THF CONPis. CATION ACT, AND THE TREATMENT OF THE REBELS AS TRAITORS. bras arm Fv, Naw York, Oct. 4.—The Herald bas aspeeiay dispatch from Cincinnats stating that the Goy. ernors of the loyal States will assemble Washington next week, for the purpose of -de., manding the removal of Generals McCictian and Buell; 3 more vigorous prosecution ef the war, and the entorcement of the confiscation act and the treatment of febelé as traitors. Governor Todd does not endorse the scheme tually. Gov. Morgan declines attending the ueeting. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New York, Oct. 25, 114 a. m.—First Boara— U.S. Coupon 6's, 1881, 163; Old Demand 125127; 7.3-10 Treasury Notes, 105 4; Certificates yak; Gold, 1280130. : reb@lioug@r disleyal poction, obvi or to my large assertment of STOVES and HARDWARE, the finest and largert stock of the latest and most approved patterns ever off-red for anle in any «tore in the city of Washington, suitable for public and | private Offices, Hospitals, Ha'la Xaloona, Parlors, -Chambers and Churehes, Sailing and Steam Vex sels of all classes CAMP STOVES and CAMP OUTFITS of various | styles, adapted to the comfort and conventence of | camp life. COOKING STOVES of the most approved patterns in great variety, All of which I will sell cheap for the cash. 2 i —~ | ONLY TWO REGIMENTS OF REBEL TROOPS { IN FRONT OF SIGEL. o We have very late information from the re- gion of country brtween the Jines of Sigel’s army corps and Gordonsy ile? f Three days ago the only rebel troops occu- pying it—a regiment of North Carolina tavalry, nd one regiment of infantry—bad their head. quarters at Warrenton, with pickets out along the Rappahannock, and, at thes, small scout- ing parties in various directions. “ Culpeper Court House had then ceased to be #7 Please call at No. 318 D street, between 1th | the ee irae ee bore the supplies | from Richmond for Lee's armies were put on ne _ strects, fronting Penn. arenue, balcony | wagons: Thay ele ater dion os Sieanaoa by Seabee C. WOODWARD. | aul = wagoned from there all the way up to = — eee te nes=ee | inchester. U2 ASEM SS 486 | This change was, doudttess, occasioned by | A variety of PHOTOGRAPH CARDS. crepe | Gread lest Sigel might cutoff their trains, which he could do if they continued to travel the road copies of celebrated engravin, intins <. Ks Tebpe from Culpeper Court House via Sperry vilie | 8 t 1. MAL H MAIETT yD 0.486 Beventient eaeenebers | _0¢ 18-Lin* | and Warrenton, now that his cavalry horses have been recruited. THE TROUBLE _—, THE MINERS. nd P: ie Origin rege id yee me Difticalty—An Portevitiy, Pa. @ct. 4—The disturbance in the coal region, relative to the drafi, is more in the form of aconspiracy than a riot. A gen. eral understanding exists among the miners. and they are determined not to beeome con. ts. The disaffected have sent ittees ton t vey ee and the tome so probably be by any military force which the Governor can send to the coai re. gions. Odd Fellows’ Halt. INE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. GEN. SICKLES’ DIVISION REVIEWED. The review of Gen. Sickles’ Division, on Wednesday, was one of the most brilliant pa- xeants of the war. Many thousand troops, mostly veterans, were formed in line about 2 o'clock p. m., near the contraband camp, by Capt. Hart, Gen. Sickles’ A. A. G., to receive the high fnnctionaries who were expected to witness the display. The steamer Martha Wea-hington, conveying President Lincoln and CS Foe The balance of the cargo of the SCHOONER “ AID,” suite, including Ex-Governor Newell, of New | The Roman Catholic Of this Diocese Consisting of every description of Jerse ¥ peg m so ; Sielosk, eran tes pee he —_ be ee = Reeting . n e ty iv" 3 = txcorted by the Thirty-fourth Regiment of Mas- | {2 nuraber. ‘The conference was, of course, FAMILY achusetts Volunteers, Col. Welles, a squadron | Private, but itis that on Sunday these = clergy will deliver such discourses in & GROCERIES, of cayalry, and a battery. The review was i h iit ae very ; AGES conducted by Major (general Banks, and in | Church a» wil _ uce quietness, and thus ill be for sale unti} the Schooner is discharged, company with the President were Major Gens, | Prevent % naitinn: omiaens | Heintzelman and Cadwallader, with their fall | _ we ouragre greens res meee upon pri- FAMILIES af, and Brigadier Generals Asboth, Ager, | ¥#t* property. ners havenot Slough, Carr, Kade, and many officers of lesser { rank, making nearly two hundred mounted ; officers of all grades. The presence of th brated Marine Band added greatly to th j Tel st of the occasion. The review passed off most happily, and was Ta need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICK, Can be enpplied by fhe Package. FRED. 8. COZZENA, in large bodies a one or two occasions. At Tremont, on W y, they siopped » railroad train, conveying ‘drafted men to Harrisburg, and appointed a Committee wo enter the cars and assure those who did not wish to become conscripts that the j | | would be Comsigner. corner Pa avenveand ith st. | prouounced by the President and Gen, Banks | Protected. The offer was 8 TS oe > | equaltoany they had ever witnessed. Each | nd the train then — on its way. CAPT, HUTCHINGS | a: in his place, and to kuow his duty, | At that time more than five thonsand men oc 11-tF Schooner aia 5 j ¢ uthusiasin was manifested, the soldiers | WETS ranged in a line, headed by a dram, fife __ foct of ith st. ring londly for the President and the / Gen. Sickles won much admiration for erly bearing. ree is composed of Hooker's old fight- ion of three brizades, repienished by and increased by new regiments. are commanded by Generals Carr tterson, and Colonel Brewster. A large » Was present of citizens and ladies and fag, and carrying clubs, [i rifles and shot guns, They marched to a cherch on a! hill overlocking Tremont, and dispersed after Aconsultation, Their leadcos were evidently intelligent and well informed. Theassembi: Was co ‘osed of gangs from various mines the cour Wat WAS WANTED. OYSTE K SALOON IN “ WARD! E FI HARVEY. at 8 of his numer ppened one at stre ie) Hoken eek Washington, on horseback and in carriages, LOCAL NEW inavenne. ‘It the review, Gen. Sickles escorted the sae will be eon- hofHanvey's celebrated Steaned at. by M. HARVEY & J. LEWIS, sad the fines’ O bh the waters of the i be sold to their patrons, ron of ¢ ulry, and all nd their Staffs, through the con- valescent camp, stragglers’ camp, and camp ' fer paroled prisoners, the latter of whom. some amilies can be supplied daily at their resilences , 2-01), Were reviewed, and seemed in good spirits fthe best quality, : but wanted clothes, Enthusiasm prevailed efor a daily fresh | everywhere, 1 hence reidents | About dusk the Président was escorted to the inoth racetions | beat aud took his leave. & Arrabgements have been m tupply equal to any demand ; of the First Ward, a« of the city, will not necessity of buying fr t Orders are respectfully aolhea ye 2 ENLISTMENTS IN THE REGULAR ARMY. | Wer Department, Adjutant General's Ofc, ) DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.—The following have bern reported since our last: Chas. P. Roberts, compnay D, 24 N.H. C N.Seavey, company I, 7th Me. Jas. W. Wallace, company H, isth Me. Sergt. David Hotchiss, company G, sok NY. Wm. Granger, company I, th Ohio. Isane Boothby, company I, 17th Me, klin P. Talmadge, company A, 15th Ct. johnson, company I, 16th Me. . Wilkie, company D, 14th Ct. Hutchinson, company A, 105th Pa. | Visitors ta this new establishment will find it | Emerson Eames, company B, 22d Mass. worthy of liberal patronage, az neither pains nor | Washington, October 21, 1 5 Jas. Shepherd, company G, 6th U.S. infty. expense have been or will be spared to make it so | General Orders. No. 12. <1. Enlistments into Geo. P. Hobson, company F, 4 5 ip every respect. T. M. HARVEY, the regular army, under General Orders, No. Henry R. Johnson, company F, ist N. ¥.Cay. oe 13-Im J. LE | 194, may be made either in the field or in the S. Graham, company C, 4th Ky. "9 € HANTS. ; several States. But not more than ten volun- Alex. Rovsch, company H, isth Mo. (ypERe SNUTLERS tevrs will be enlisted from any one company. Prosper L. Booth, company B, 137th Pa. cornie 2. The twenty-five dollars advance oftheone | fopy'G, Dougal, Company Hie ee ELS - {| hundred dollars bounty authorized by section Edwin Bailey, 6th Ohio Cav. ___ RESTAURANTS, &e. | 5h of Act of Congress approved July 22, 1=a1, James Jones, company A, 7th Va. : WILLIAM FINLEY & BROTHER, and the to dota cr aeproved July 2%, 1561, ] Wm. H. Burns, company E, 5th Mé. and the two dollars premium authorized by the Edw'd J. Gibson, company K, 1th Mass. Coumex Seventi anv P 8ts., Actapproved June 21, 162, will only be paid | oa dieut. Reynolds, ole Wt , Wholesale Dealers in to yolunters enlisting dn the Regular Arm: Shole, company K, 1 7 aes under this order, who have not already received +e te, y Ks N.Y. FINE-CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEGARS PIPES, &c., Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas- ing to examine our large stock, which is . H. oth it, Where Recruiting Officers are not furnished | Wy’ gunned; COmPADY ak with funds, these amounts, or either df them, Joseph Dicey. will be credited to the Soldier on the first mus- is ter roll after his enlistment and paid by the Paymaster who pays him. A Case ror SyMraruy.—Last night replete with all grades of By order of the y of War: about twelve years of age applied to the Fi ve i . L. Tuomas, Adjutant Gen’l. Ward station for accommodations. He was the above articles, eee very weak and emaciated, apparently just te Aso, Agents for This City A NECESSARY ORDER. peta ap Smee * long aad severe sickness. As ean ero The following order has been issued by the | “SUH, the patrolmen interrogated him relative . BAGL to his home, his family and his business Sec War: CELEBRATED FINECUT MICHIGAN TOBAGCO | “Woh TY Ot MO a sant General's ers lee NOTICE. Washington, October 2, 1362. but 4 single relative on the MICHIGAN FINE-CUT (ade git op apatites find pieces a —— in the ist : of war are released on le and sent thro! who is his brother—and Can be had at the bate whom we fur | the lines, the officers ho release them wii in hope of finding him, 3, 8, DEARING, No, 262 Pe, avenue, above | Bryjitisly send rolls to the Adjutant General | the camp is. ith st, : of the Army containing an exact list of the ering, but a =! soners’ names, rank, regiment, date, and ag of cspture, and dateof release on parole. These rolls are indispensable in effecting exchange of prisoners. By order of the Secretary of War. L. Tuomas, Adjutant General. D. E. IRVING, No. 514 Seventh st. = M. HOOVER, No. 257 Pa, avenue, (south ide.) BEN. SOLOMON, No. 177 T7th st, WM. A. HENDERSON, No. Pa. avenue, above 478 Fifteenth st., i id! * Advertisement of Michael and Jas. opposite Sreasars Rail Wes sc¥is"_| an. Guapetone’s Sruscu aT rue Naw Monohan. that Gorman’s: testimony ra ss A voune Gentleman would be glad to take | CASTLE BaNqueT.—The telegraph has an- on the 2istinst, Several credible witnesses. can Spanish lessons from some good teacher, fora few | nounced that Mfr. Gladstone, in a late speech prove Justice says that he admin. Sen ne nateees Bolg, Weshington Poet OF | + ates Canta; auserted that the South had | istere the oath to M. B.Gorman, and received fice. oe 21-1w his evides: The agai [5 d0CQUEVILLES DeMockacy Iv amar: | ¢#talished its nationality. ‘Phe following is the | Bis evidexce. man, was dleasiosed, ICA, New Editioi 4 complai: Dod: assaulti lonohan, was for the mest part newly | extract referred to: id, for ting M. i. fransiated, with the e geo ee AP aes to “The slaves would be better off if the States M = . on an aggrenser, , and comming e latest French editions, and no ofessor | s p | Bowen, of Harvard University. Complete inte | Were eeparated, as on the basis of union the the assaulton Dodd. laws against the slaves were enforced by the whole power of the Federal united Govern- ment. Our neutrality had been more against the South than the North. We ought to judge tenderly of the North. It has never drunk the cup of bitterness, and itexaggerates its feelings. yols, Beautifully printed ; Cambritge, Ise, Price a3. “Sora FRANCK TAYLOR” AILY STAG LINE To FAIRFAX COURT HeUSE AND RETURN THE SAME DAY —A large and commo- parse eee ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.—New regiments con- tinue to arrive-from the Nerth. Since our last the Twenty-seventh second Maine, Col.Gerard, nine hundred strong, | at o’clock from the Prescett House, co. ‘of | Letus bear with them. Let ux not forget the and the oe Rhode .- ‘Col. Brown, Isth street and Pa. avenue, for ®airfax Court House | reception they gave the Prince ot Wales. It | six hundred strong, are ‘These and return the same day to Washington. was a preof of the settled good will of America _ 5 wt is, are reported. regi- are cach way $2.5). Excursion tickets $4, to England. There can be no doubt that Jerfer. | ME?’ not yet Teceived their arms, but ies can te eo Lv ne Every Sts- | son Davis bas madea nation of the South. Mr. = a2 5 wear: ‘pal Fenty eight recruits a reets, and rate . Mr. different regimen! ane House, corner of isth street and Pa. bret tt | Gladstone treated the Souths as asuceessful 34 ts have arrived. cc®-Im* ___ JOSEPH NATHAN, Pro’r._ | cause.” [The announcement caused great sen- ARRESTED BY THE Guarv—This NEW FALL AND WINTER Goons FoR MIL- | **°"-] Provost morning Mr. David S. Wi ‘ARY AND CITIZENS’ WEAR. DUVALL & BRO., MERCHANT TA LORS, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue, take this meth: f Emrcranta ENLIStTinG.—It is said that several hundred of calling the attention of Citizens and Mil- ilary Officers to their present stock of goods in their line of business. of emigrants daily arriving is much better than Among many others, we bave the best heretofore, and ho small number of Germans shades of sky-blue in for pants; and dark | proceed West to settle on farms. Those whi French Blue Cloths and Castor Cloth fot Gre H : ee who Winter Military Coats; also, ‘Be: dowd nd Pilot te no fixed purpose in coming hither at once Cloths, and Fancy Freneh and Black C: meres. All goods made of elegance and fashion. No. 434 Penn, av., pocket the bounty, and stepinto the ranks — eave Onset Ny. Tribune, to order in our usial style : ey ee ee Ee between 43, and 6th sts. #7 From Hufison Taylor we haye a copy of oc 1S-e08t Se the excellent November number of Harper's RANKLIN & ey a Magazine, containing articles by Ross Brown, 244 Pr CTANS, VENUE, Miss Prescott, Marion C. Evans (author of (north side,) between 12th and 15th sts, el “Adam Bede"), Anthony Trollope and other BRAZILIAN PEBBLE Bock Crystal) popular writers. SPECTACLE MILITARY FIRLD GLASSES, MICR SCOPES. SF Hon. Alexander. H. Rice has been pe- esas * OPERA GLASSES, nominated, for Congress in the 3d ‘istrict of COMP ass) Massachusetts. SURVEYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPH aver ony . = TES DE’ VISITE, bear: STEREOSOCOPES, THERMOMETERS and BAROMETERS, ec. e.. Wholesale or retail. at the lowest pricen. ocl-eo IR FOR TUE BENEFIT OF THE IN. TANG Sev o wert Ly SITE OIRSLE Bete wot Chaxtt cher, of this institution wil open @ Fair nel = it at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, FP2*£ Grocrzixs, ba¥. the Zith inxtant ae they ieee the | 2CM8t Corner’ FINE GROCERIES, ¢ public. ey offer for at XBOCKRY 8° & Tearo: ices it variety of Fancy and U. FINE GROCERIES, Var elew Toye, Books, Flowers, pete. | Giron SALE x ie qu Guoomnins | [5 Ne Cees tian eset iat ens aes | Nagel sal AT AUCTION PRICES, sppeal tothe generous of alt denominations, par- | Jorated he neat a poe AT AUCTION PRICES, {gular the Ielies‘So contribute mene ar- ‘Box 163 Post . nee aie" AT AUCTION PRICES. nach donations 7 be sent either Nts! et ENTS! cece OTRer oO} or Mrs, TENTS! The remainder of the cargo of the TINGLY, on the Island. - Infants are received and SUTLERS TENTS on band més Se eeter SCHOONER “ AID,” which ‘more loudly’ sauces ne taghe, 18 Ro charity Factory bLuLLE Sa fenmerivanie av. Consisting of every description of The ladies fonduel he Pair have every cond: | eve Dolgniantien building. comin stam, g pina lence ate eir exertions will cot the encourage. Gye SBOOND-HAND ‘ENTS TeRy opt FAMILY cents, te of admission, inclediag | GROCERS awe revere Balt. Sua] _ocvtf” | PYMPORICM OF FASHION —The ey eee " B, > Will be for eale anti the Sehooner isdischarged, | A PANERY TOR SALE. complete, with Sioa Enyce oi Fashion, where she w Rive oon: FAMILIES Forthern part of this city; hae goed run of cas- ies and Silk Ratyeery Braffing, ’ jomers atistectory reason given for selling. if elivg and broidery en In need of a Winter Supply, at the fale Lennes uy atthe Bmplorment snd Es: | cat notice ig sgica sigue, erecefat on TRADE PRICR, ers ped 1 Behe i: MILLER, see ty fs manper eennot Can be supplied by the Package. FOR PALE. a i} to vecure toprobation FRED. 8. COZZENS, A TWO-HORSE BX Risa WAGON, made by | Wyte of patterns for sale, reasonable. eam Conrignee, corner Pa. avenue and 14th at, tae Bava KS) 0 = | patronage f olicited i » | fours eprii TEUC CR.WAGON . BR. ©. BEMON, 486 Tenth et., -— —-— be wold low. AOE Te aa a ii ee ead Pe arent Ox, CAPT. HUTCHINGS, cone P vy 5 SOOO Oe: 1_—- _ SCs Schooner “ Aid,” foot of 11th st, IESE ee coset) A VINE NEW Rehan rigged, "mamet P®otkcT vouwseLr } Chonmes wars Sit Av ehcromss, savas routh's rintsaren, at Neale ul Ea AGAIRE' . . | shoat water, and carries a! “4 ie FIRE AND BURGL4RS: | ‘Ate th yadda pn peng Promise. gi parte” pedal beter pl ie a tantly on hand a large | Py a ¥ Hourefurnishing Store, Sis Tth st:, IN ALE, No. 568. ts 8. C. HERRING & CO.'s a ao ne Cel L I ISsOLUTION or COPaRTNERSH Pi? be \ » r ; 0 FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SaFEs amend im Ch Jed 3 FE. toatawse & .. a0 | ‘Aiventh strect, is day Gi re x POs ie, ‘ PAYMASTERS’ CASH BOXES, (iis OF tte late arma itl be paid by 78 3.8 | hate be hh Srey poten With the Best and Mest Approved Lcoxs Robinson. The businnss Will crater be con lacted | CLOTHING. ee BF Al the Manufacturers Pri . j vader the unme god fry Of Js de J) Robinson at Stas id ats ¢ JA Mel PRE ete. | tnewid turd 349 Pe. aseaue, opposites Breasts : whe eco es “wor Copner > r ed t were