Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNUON, (SUNDAY BYCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Oonezn Pewn’a AVENUE AND liTH Sreenr, BY W. D. WALLACH. ? ok: “Uy carriers at 48 Sees F stage mon Female cd Ba eee itcttean 82 ons | months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single |, ONE CENT; in wrappers, Two CENTS, ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the before 12 o'clock u.; otherwise they may not Sppcer until the next day. “OSTHEIM BROTHERS, | OSTHEIM BROTHER 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTUR, 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BRANCH OF 39 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK, 39 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK, IMPORTERS OF . CHOICE BRANDIZS & WINES, CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES, CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKJES, AS WELL AS EVERY VARIETY OF LIQUORS, GCORDIALS, &e. *IQUORKS, COHDIALS, &e. AND THE BEST BRANDS OF G@ENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. @ENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. a ee We also offer for sale A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Hermetically-seaied Fruits, Meats,&¢. Hermeticaily-sealed Fruits, Meats,&¢. Hermetically-sealed Fruits, Heats,&¢. EXPRESSLY PUT UP FOR CAMP USE. fa gees BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET, BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET, LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninthand Tenth Streets. Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. ocd sn EORGETOWN COLLEGE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CITY. Pacvurty or Meprctyg. NOBLE YOUNG, M. D., Professor of Princi; ‘and Practice of Medicine, Bo tae = ELIOT, M.D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery. JAMES E. MORGAN, Xf. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, J. M. SNYDER, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and iidren. THOMAS ANTISELL, M. D.. Professor of Physiology and Toxicology. MONTGOMERY JOHNS,M. D, Professor of cae, Microscopic and Descriptive my. SILAS L. LOOMIS, M. D. Professor of Physicesn’ Chemistry. J.C. W. KENNON, M. B., Demonstrator of Anatomy. The Session will commence on the Monday vember andend in March folloWing. The ¥ afiain, vel a Fhe fee for the fail. course is. Matriculation (paid only once). Demonstrator’s Ticket. one pene @) or! mae: nm NSON ELIOT, M.D., Dean of the Faculty. 408 F street. between and 7th. oc 2-tNovs* {Republican.} s—T.18s6o0.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. They purify, strengthen, and invigorate. ‘They create a healthy appetite. ‘They are an antidote to change of water and diet. ‘They overcome effects of dissipation and late Bours. ‘They strengthen the system and enliven the They prevent miasmatic and intermittent Severs. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. * They cure Dysfiepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the best Bitters in the world. They make the weak man strong, and are exhausted mature’s great restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & CO, 22 Broad- way, New York. = sep 25-e06m Fy FURNITURE. m. FURNITURE. McGREGOR & CO., dr THEIR EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS, ates igeaeenines pee cern of FURNITURE ducemen anern oe) other HOUREREEFING GOODS. Qur stock is aif. aud varied. PARLOR SUITES, in Brocatelle, Rep and Hair CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahog. any, «nd Painted. néatly. ornamented. . MeDINE a ane EXTENSION TA- Buaperioy Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and her Mattresses. bag ee wantity of low-priced REDSTE A DS CHATHB. FABLES, BUREAUS. WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE, Xe. Aliof which are made frem the best materials warranted to give satisfaction. eraops furpishing would do well to look through the stock —— Eerchanine, a8 we are selling at jees to Su! times. = McGREGOR & CO., _ 0¢ 3-66.20 ___ 530 Seventh street, 00,000 LBS. ROUGH TALLOW AND ARMY GREASE WANTED—For which the highest price will be paid. Also, boxes of Castile 100,000 Brown Soap ‘and Candles, for sale ch for cash,at the National Heap and Candle Works, Green street and the Cana! , Georgetown, D. ste GB SEWE 2 Proprietor. DRAKE'S PLANTATION B!TTERS Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys- tem; is 4 perfect appetizer, and nature’s great restorer. It is composed of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per- sous, and can be relied upon for its purity. It cures Dyspepsia, is a gentle tonic, and is just the thing for changes of the season. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons P. H. DEAKE & CO, 32 Broadway, New York. ae 25-006 Ss” TLERS’ SUPPLIES. s 8 Nos) 349.s90 358 Hao; Nos. 342 4np 3 turers of an olexale Dy i SADDLERY. HARNESS, COLLAR eer? i OFFICERS’ SADDLES sd Biti DL¥S BWOKD BELTS, HAVERSACKS, PISTOL HoL. BLANEETS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING Bags, nk ke VALISEs « Also. GILT. MOUNTINGS FOR SWORD BELTS, c COAT SLINGS. oc le im ME®No8 IN MEDIUM, FINE AND SUPER FINE GRADES @ne price only marked in pia. cee it avenu ath str OM Balke CLOTHING, bots’ CLOTHING, at J. BROOK & CO.. No. 464 street, two doors below the Peoales € oc ys -tr Eben Star. WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1862. WILLiAM CLAGETT & CO., BREWER SB, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. EstaBiisned 1750. CLAGETT'S C. C. ALE, and their B. B. BROWN 8TOUT., Head Depot and Office at WASHINGTON, D. C., 395 PeNna, AVENUB, Between 43; and 6th sts., oppo. Telegraph Office, Retail Agent for Washington, M. CONNOLLY, 446 Eicutu Srreat, Retail Axents for Georxetown, A, PF. OPFUTT & CO., 165 Brivoe 8r. THE H¥ BD DEPOT AT WASHINGTON, D. ©., Will always bave on hand Twenty-five Hundred Whole and Half Barrels, In A No. 1 Order. SF Agents are required only to solicit and cater for permanent trade, to whom unlimited and guar- anteed supplies will be given and secured, BOTTLED C. C. X ALE And B. B. XX BROWN STOUT, In quarts and pints, put up expressly for Army and Family use. oc 9-1m* Wat WAS WANTED, A NEW AND ELEGANT OYSTER SALOON IN THE FIRST WARD! AND HARVEY, at the urgent and repeated soli- ¢itations of his numerous friends, has this day opened one at No. 189, Nine- teenth and H streets, adjoining the Upion Engine House, and fronting Pennrylvania avenue. It will be con- taeoe Paar of Harvey's celebrated Steamed ster De ry Ry HARVEY & J. LEWIS, st Oysters which the waters of the peake afford will be sold to their patrons, Families can be supplied daily at their residences with raw or teamed oysters of the best eS . Arrangements have been made for a daily fresh supply, equal to any demand ; and hence residents of the First Ward, as well as those in other sections of the city. will not hereafter be subjected to the necessity of buying from street hawkers, Orders are respectfully solicited, and will be promptly complied with, day or night. Visitors to this new establishment will find it worthy of liberal patronage, as neither pains nor uses have —— or will be spared mal ey 50 im every respect, . M. oc 13-1 J.LiWis. TO THE TRAVEL- ING PUBLIC, The subscriber most respectfully informs the public that he will, from and after the 224 of Octo- ber instant,run a regular line of STAGES between the CITY OF WASHINGTON and PORT TOBAC- CO, Charles county, Md., leaving the PLANTER’S HOTEL, at the corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue, Washiagton city. D.C.,at 8 o’clock a. m., every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaving MID- DLETON’S HOTEL, in Port Tobacco every Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday at 3 o'clock a. m.,and arrivicg in time to connect with cars at the Wash- ington depot the same evening. Fare $3. oc 2-Im* SAMUEL DATLEY. INE GROCERIES, ¥ FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES. FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. eo Sai The remainder of the cargo of the SCHOONER * AID,” Consisting of every description ef FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, 5 Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged, SSS es 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 lth st. ae CAPT. HUTCHINGS, oc 13-tf Schooner “Aid,” foot of llth st. AILY STAGE LINE TO FAIRFAX COURT HOSE AND RETURN THE SAME DAY —A large and commo- dious stage will leave every morning. at® o’clock from the Prescott House, corner o. 13th street and Pa. avenue, for Pairfax Court House and return the same day to Washington. Fare each way $2.5). Excursion tickets $4. Tickets can be hadatfhe New York Livery Sta- ble, corner of 12th and C streets, and at the Prescott House, corner of i3th street and Pa. avenue. NATHAN oc 3-Im* ___ JOSEPH Pro’r._ CALL AND WINTER GOODS. MILITARY AND CIVILIAN. Ww STEPHENS & CO. are now openi P WALL AND WINTER GOODS, Cuteey 4 ic) = 4 ta J R ng ee DRESS COATS” DOESRIN. PANTS. Ee &ec. A large and well-selected Stock of'fine heary OVERCOATS. We have also a complete assort- ment of BUSINESS SUITS, made in the most du- rable manner. Officers will find our Military Goods desirous to their wants. Reavy Woelen Blankets, for camp Use, at reasonable prices. OF CA Ses aE WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 323 Pennsylvania avenue, oc 25-dtf _ between 9th and l¢th streets. A BMY GOODS CAMP COTS. CAMP STOVES, CAMP STOOLS, MESS CHESTS, TIN-WARE. TIN CUPS, TIN PLATES C ALES COAL OIL LAMPS, &e. Just received by E.H.& H.'l. GREGORY, fe 19 1Pa. . AVINI & CASTIGLIONL’S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRENCH CANDY MAN FECTIONERY . 476 Pa. AvesveE. Berween Sp anv 43 St3., Washington. The undersigned take pleasure in informing the | citizens generally that they have open-d the above ‘h and other CONFEC- TIONERIES of every kind. Also, PRESERVES | Store, where can be had F hand, the best Foreign and Domestic PRESER' of every variety In connection with the above isa fine ICE CREAM SALOON. Respectfully. oc $i" DAVINI & CASTIGLIONI. — | "JUST AS OUR PAPER IS GOING TO PRESS, HEAVILY laden with news gf success, SOMETHING of import we stop to insert— MAY we here state," There’s Nobody hurt !"— ]T isin regard to an excellent Store, TH AT'S stocked with fine Clothes from ceiling to toor— [{OW customers throng—what bargains they get— & How all the clothes so beautifi ly fit, (CAN you not see the point and the pith? OF course: SMITH! 460 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite the City Post Office, Where BETTER BARGAINS FOR CASE can be ob- taine than at any ether store in Washington, He keeps every variety #f CLOTHING, GENTLE- MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS, Caps and TRUNKS. oc3-Im EW AND SIM LIFIED MET! oD FOR PIANO ‘Hh FORTE AND SINGING. Professor ALEXANDER WOLOWSEI, Pian and Composer, bas retucned from the Lo: dop Exhibition,and opens a Course for th Piano and Singing by hia New and Simpli. fled Method. By Professor Wolowski’s Syste: rson baving only a slight knowledge of music ‘OW SALE A one HORSE COUPE, Enquire at GEN McCLE enab avery short time to read music with eat facility, and execute operatic as well as class- fei cansic with rare perfection. As to the vocal | part. by ay of vocalization he arrives at most extraord y resulta, renders the voice powerful, and ena’ the singer to yocalize with facili securacy and fine quality of tone. Prof. Wolowsl receives visitors daily from 3 to 4 o'clock p. m., at hin residence No 451 Tanth street, between B and F °7-Im i oo N°. 3,024. TELEGRAPHIC “NEWS. In W, On WEDNESDAY and When he will rott’s Music Stor atS o'clock a.m. Doors open at 74{—Concert to commence at 3 L. M. GOTTSCHALK, The Eminent Pianist and Composer, Will have the honor of giving TWO GRAND CONCERTS THURSDAY EVENINGS, November 5th and 6th - rform rome of his latest compo- have caused so great a sensation in N-w York, Boston and Philadelph Arrangements have bern made with the cele- brated Prima Donna, M CARLOTTA PATTI, ‘incipal Star of the Itatian Opera, Academy of Music, New York and Basten. jointly with Mr. L. M. GOTTSCHALK. Musical Director and Conductor... Mr. BEHREN. BF Admission One Dollar, Tickets can be pur- chased, and sents secured withou' for either of the two Grand Concerts at W. G. Metae- @, commencing Monday, Noy,3. » tO Appear itextra cha) oc 0 THE GREAT TRIPLE compssed of the FIRST TALENT IN AMERICA, WELL MAY ALL OOMPETITORS TREMBLE, SUCCESS I8 OURS. THE CANTERBURY FTILL AHEAD, and will continue to give THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY We are Crowded Every Night with 8 OF THE COUNTRY. IMMENSE S8UCCEss THE FIRST C1TIZ M'LLE LEZETTA, MON. SZOLLOSY'S RAVEL PANTOMIME | will appeer in the laughable panton THE MAGIC FLUTE, THE MAGIC FLUTE, HART and SIMMONS in New Acts. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS, &c. rformance, 7%. n, 634 o'clock; Chairs &) cents. mn cents. Orci CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET, LovrsiaNa AVENUE, N#AR SIXTH STRERT, Louisiana AVENUE, NEAR SixtH StReRT, In Rear of the N Drrecriox.—Leave Penn<ylvania avenue at Sixth | or Four-and-s-half street and go two squares north of Pennsylvania avenue. = ional Hotel, COMPANY THREE FEMALE STARS, MISS KATE PENNOYER, MISS KATE PENNOYER, MISS JULIA MORTIMER, MISS JULIA MORTIMER, MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND. UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM. A perfect Floral Shower Nightly Greets the Terp- sichorean Queen, MISS KATE PENNOYER. Joy unspeakable is written upon every countenance when they hear the levely MISS JULIA MORTIMER. Charming! Charming! is the exclamation of every one when they hear the soul-stirring songs of MIS3 AGNES SUTHERLAND. THE COURT OF BEAUTY. The following beautiful zeuns ladies appear every night in NEW DANCES: MISS JULIA GHRISTINE, MISS JENNIE ALLEN, MISS LILLIE BRANDON, MISS FRANCES LEROY, M’LLE LAURETTA, MISS JENNIF, LITTLE ELLA. BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS The Greatest Representatives of the Negro Char- acter ever appearing Qn the stage. Splendid Success of the Great PROF. G. W. KIRBYE, the only successful rival of Wyman, MASTER GEORGE, the Wonder of the Age. Last Week of the great GYPSY'S LAY. COMPANY € entitled PANTOMIME With the greate SPOONS, CUTLERY, COOKING STOVES, I CTORY AND CON- TORE. The popular Pantomim MONS, PAUL BERGER, | KATE HAMILTON. TOM VANCE. CHARLEY GARDN s LOW GAYLORD. WALLACE BROTHERS. HARRY THOMPSON, TOM MoRGAN. &o. f '9 plain—'tis the store of friend | wanRy THOMMO TOM MORGAN, The Management be. ing his immense expel engagement of TROCPE No Alteration in resent engage Pantomimen will be parf The Magic Sword i Green Mouster,’ “Jocka, the Brazilian Ape pease ay SLLAN'S, corner lsth and H sts® a7-OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL, wa &7 OLYMPIC WUGIC HALL, cH CORNER OF NINTH ST. & LOUISIANA AV. Near Pens. Av. anp Max Sees Engagement of the great HERNANDEZ AND FRENCH BALLET ROUPE, tliving pantomimist and general versatile perforiuer, | A. M. HERNANDEZ, A. M. HERNANDEZ, | A. M. HERNANDEZ, A. M. HERNANDEZ, The only successful rival in America of GABRIEL RAVEL, | GABRIEL RAVEL, | The expert maitre du ballet, MONS. DULANEY, Space, The great American Pantomimist, BOB BUTLER, | MONS. LEOTARD, A COMPLETE BALLET CORPS, ° FOURTEEN BEAUTIF N YOUNG FEMALES, At the head of which is the eminent Premiere MONS, LEOTARD, MLLE GAUTIER, E D’AUBRIM, Lt ed GAYLORD, BOB HALL, te that notwithstand@- e during the limited DEZ and » there will be of Admission. t the followin The Mt ollowing tOwl, oors open at 7—commence at 7%, fion—25 and a0 Ceute, ‘os oc Z-lw have been cnred Re the last three months MATISM, RHEUS NTHONY’S FIRE: a few minutea, TY: sin twelve or faurteen day ERS and OINTMENT. m.or after 1p. : » Maguetic Physician, 445K tree Clowu Harleq: Toby Skipps..... Orchestra Seats. Lrowan> Grover. Lucille Western a Guy Geodluck........... AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. WILLARD’ HALL. FORD's NEW TENTH STR. THEATER, SO Tenth st., above Pennsylvania av. QGOTTSCHALK. rons Forp.. so, Lessee and Manager The Public is reapectiuliy informed that HUMPERSY BOABE eee reenter getters GRFAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL! The Wonderful Infant Gymnast, YOUNG AMERICA #7-GO AND BEHOLD HIM es GABRIEL RAVE! THE ORIGINAL RAVEL TROUPE And the DRAMATIC COMPANY dna Monsur Entertainment! BY GENERAL REQUEST. And for the Jast time, the Fairy Pantomime of the MAGIC TRUMPET! famous character). Gabriel Ravel pune America Cotumbi me Marzetti Replete with } Change: orks, &e, Ending with a Grand Fatty Tabiewe, To conclude with the terrific Feat, the THREE FLYING TRAPEZE! ATA LEOTARD, BY YOUNG AMERICA. Performance commences with the Farce of THE POST OF HONOR. °. Mr. Bishop The Brilliant Pantomime of THE RED GNOME, On Monday Evening. PRIORS OF ADMISSIO! Dress Cirele and Parquette. mily Cirele, ate Boxe: TF Freel é Doors open at a Scatter saute rises at a quarter to 8 o'clock. GROVER'S THEATER. Penn. avenue, near Willards Hotel. MaxaGEn GALA SATURDAY NIGHT BILL! SIXTH APPEARANCE or The Yount and Beautiful tetcecs, LUCILLE WESTERN, LUCILLE WESTERN. LUCILLE WESTERN, who will produce. on THIS ( SATURDAY) EVENING, Her new and thrilling version of JACK SHEPPARD! JACK SHEPPARD! JACK SHi-PPARD! OR THE YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMAN! THE YOUTHFUL HIGHW4YMAN! : Jack Sheppard Betchell an -.-Blueskin Bokee as. Jonathan Wild a Owen Wi <s.. Thomas Darrell To conelude with J. 3, OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT. J. J., OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT, FRICES OF ADMISSION. cents m. tes Doors open et 6% o'clock. Performance com- Beats may be secured from 10 o'clock a. o’clock p. m., withont extra charge. menees at 8 o'clock will comme: NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDEN CIRUUS! PENNSYLVANIA AV. AND SEVENTH ST. OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING with EATON STONE, the Wild Horseman, DR. JAMES L. THAYER, COMMODORE FOOTE,- COL. SMALL, and TWENTY-FIVE GIFTED PERFORMERS, exclusive of THE SPANISH BALLET TROUPE! , Doors open 8 o'clock, Performance ——— TO-DAY, (SATURDAY.) Nov.1, FIRST BENEFIT and PRESENTATION OVATION to COMMODORE FOOTE by the YOUNG LADIES OF WASHINGTON, LIBERTY HALL, ALEXANDRIA, VA. PERCIVM. & CO, ..0... conse se uceeed Proprietors The Beautiful Queen of Song, MISS FANNY FORREST! FANNY FORREST! FANNY FORREST GEORGE R. DE LOUIS. Th. Best Horizontal Bar Performer in the World! He will al: tform his DOG, LIND. First Week o: f MISS KATE HARKISON, the beautiful dansense, WILLIS ARMSTRONG, the great Clown and Juggler, Miss FRANK LA FOLLE, Miss TILLY PORBES, LITTLE ELLA, Will appear in NEW DANCES! he Funny DICK PARKER, WILLIE EMERSON, HARRY FENTON, anda SPLENDID € in an ENTIRE NEW BILL! WF” See Bills of the day COME EARLY! Doors open 63s ; performance 733 o'clock. Adinission 25 and #) cents, MIPANY! =Q T. POTENTINI 279 279 Pal Avexurn, Between 10th and I/th streets, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN 8 DINING AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON. Having received a largo and varied stock of 00 with a choice and well selected assortment of— Fine PRESERVES, JELLIES, ENGLISH PICKLES, CHAMPIGNONS, PETITS, POIS, TRES FINS, CANNED VEGETABLES and FRUITS, Fine OLIVE OILS PRESERVED, PICKLED and BRANDIED FRUITS, FRENCH OLIVES, TABLE SAUCES, MARON GLAC Fine FRENCH CANDIES, &c.,&e. Iam also prepared to furnish WEDDINGS and PARTIES promptly, in the best manner, and on the most resonable terms, : #7 EATING SALOON open from6 a. m. until 12... when parties can be furnished with all the delicaeies of the season. oc 22 0t* {IRST WARD F FAMILY GROCERY STORE, 154 Peynsrivasia AVENUS, (NORTH SIDZ,) etween With and Ith streets. FRESH GOODS RECKIVED REGULARLY. Fair Prices—No Gouging. BF Goods 4 4 in every part Of the city, A few bottles of rior BLACKBERRY COB- ‘, | DIAL on band; OLD ORT WINE, &e C. a oc 2 eolm ___ JOHN THAW. EYE AND EAR. Ss DEADNESS. €, DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCULIST AND AURIST, ., 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Gives his exclusive attention to the treatment ofthe EYE and EAR. ecléIm* aso) als EALL & SMITH. CLOTHIERS, No, 362 7th street, between I and u oe H-tr ; ing the Masonic T: Mr, D. Setchell \ FANNY FORREST! | | evening sa | election 3 , direct from first hands, I am prepared to urnish my customers. and the pablic in general, | one time amonnted to nearly six thousand tons, | this port. The city containsa fine market ha FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Portowac, Oct. 31, P. M.—In the moving of an army like this, too mnch c2ution cannot be exercised by all lovers of the Wnion. in giving any informa- tion, the ktiowledge of which would be of ser- vice to theenrmy. The location of a division or corps, by the fact of their having moved, though seeming of no importance to the people of the North, is of vast benefit to the enemy, and might be instrumental ia unnecessarily sucrificing thousands of lives, and defeating the best disciplined army in this country. vspapers are the medium by which the Tebels obtain many facts valuable to them, and those who have the control of them cannot be too cautious at the present time. Giving in- formation as to the enemy’s position and move- ments is not objectionable. Stuart, with from 1,500 to’ 2,000 of his rebel cavalry, came in to-day from Union to Mont- Ville, and attacked asmall force of our cavalry, driving them towards Aldie. The old Pennsylvania regiments are. to, be filled up at once with the drafied men. The order has been issued, and it is to hoped that other States will follow this excellent example. It should be a matter of pride with every State not to send the greatest number of recruits into the field, but to keep those already in service in the most efficient condition. This can only be done by filling up the old regiments. x The Riebmond papers received to-day an- nounce the arrivalin that city of Gen. and his stam, Gen. Hindman prisoned by the Re Cairo, Oct. 31.—We have the following Southern iterus: Gen. Hiadman is in prison at Little Rock, Ark. and is shortly to be taken to Richmond for trial. of charges against him. Gen, Albert Pike has written along letter to the Arkansas Patriot, showing up Hindman’s course, He says that while Hindman was in Memphis he went to THE WEEKLY STAR. —» ss This excellent Family and News Journal, con- taining & greater variety of interesting reading than can be found im any other—ie publisbed On Friday morning, TexMs—Cacsh, inver. |. in advance. Bingle copy, per ann “eke 1 Five copies Ten copies Twenty fre copies. Tt invariably coatains the “Washington News’? that has made The Daily Evening ‘Star circulate so generally througbeut the country. EES | From Kentucky—Mevements of the West- erm Army. [Correspondence of the CincinnatiGazette.) Speen Ky., Oct, ef gin cee is & decided and vigorour movement of wagon Lpeg this morning ip various directions, rome them taking supplies out to New Market, others to- ward Danville ane Stanford, while an Ts. new movement is being inaugurated in i- Trction of Columbia, . fe Iam edges f ignorant of the movements of our army, snd could tell nothing about them even if] felt so disposed: but my impression is that Gen. Crittenden's corps is not coming to Lebanon, but is about to take up such a port- ion 8s will enable it to prevent any Movement which may con’ in the direction = apres ie. or a same time, it is evident that the march of this portion of the army to eergenn wane ~y Was retrograde as far as our at Grebe te. concerned, has really taken us but little further morth, and does not cut off the Of @ co-operation on our for the defence of Nashvifie, in case the Rebel leaders direct their forces thither. The whereabouts of Bragg is e: problematical; bat the opinion that he or intends to reach Tennessee by of berland Gap, is being 7 mye abandoned, bas no desire to go inte comparatively des. olate mountain regions of East, where be could ao nothing at all ex: up the ie isions he haf collected in tucky. In nay rams ent he could supphes by levying upon the roand about; would be ‘able to wipe outench foros aS we have there at the present time, unless we were in condition to assist them from some other quarter, and wonld have fine nie ties for striking in any direction t. To Middle Tennessee, then, he joubtiess go; and the amount of mischiel he will do there will be in inverse Proportion to There is a iarge number | our ability to counteract his designs. Atter he had evidently got beyond our reach in direction of Crab Orchard and Mount Vernon, it would doubtless have been best to compel ‘him to retreat by way of Cumberland the banks in that city, under the assumed | Gap, which could have been done authority of Gen. Benuregard, and made them | as closely as possible him } eof fork over milion of dollars for military operations in Arkansas, and thatafler getting into the latter State he issned a series of most extraordinary military orders. First, he de- | tunity is mow gone, and clared martial law; next he had 1 the cotton | seized for the Confederate roy: body of our forces, and sending a reas. ~ umn in the direction of Somerset foe his excape towards the West. But thal oppor. Bragg, commanding ali the approaches from Central Kentucky, can ent; nexthe | reach Middle Tennessee by whichever route ur ordered all provisions of whatever kind, cose routes he chooses to take. to fall into the hands of Gen. Curtis, destroy: and next, that all wells in the country through which Gen. Curtis might pass should be poisoned; and finally, that no citizens should pass beyond the limits of Arkansas for any | purpose whatever. From Leuisville—Serenade to General Rosecrans LovisviLte, Oct. 30.—The ord. r appropriat- aple as 4 military hospital, has been rescinded. Gen. Boyle has ordered all officers to join their respective regiments at once. ! D. P. Cissell, formerly Senator from Union county, has been arrested on a charge of disloy- alty, und wall be sent to Fort Johnson. en. Rosecrans. responded to a serenade by the band of the 59th Ohio, at the Galt House, thanking the band for the compliment, and say- ing that speech-making was not his yoeation: that he came here to fight. He hoped that he might meet them again when the war was over, and live under the old national flag. To attain thus end, and for justice and right, he had taken up arme. From North Carelina—The Rebels Usi Negroes as Soldiers— Death of Rebe' Oftice: New York, Oct. 31—The steamer Haze, from | Newbern, has arrived. j The Wilmington Journal announces the | arrival there of seven regiments of negroes to | garrison the town and fortifications during | the sickly season. They have been in a camp | of jnstruction under white officers for three months. Colonels Parker and De Rosset, of the rebel army, from North Carolina, have died of Wat To SEXD TO SoLDIERS.—Those who are im doubt what they should snd to their friends in the army will do well te read over the following catalogue of items made up for general circulation by a Western journal: Ambrotypes in five-pound cases: “Life é belly pop in quart bottles, pitlo , tufted iy WwW cases with et pA ioe fiesh brushes with directions for use; fresh eggs: sand to scour knives with: pickles in # irs; honey in little baskets; photo. graphs in French mode of raising trout; tea in caddies; ho: water eng Be nutmeg graters with 4 " ma) country on rollers; ni mille, for Severs, teunaio catsup te y Rn mond blacking in pint bottles: ea mpc | Seffolk igs for pets; empty : lead 2 bullets; hens ling ‘wood la baasioe: flower seeds labelled; old horse-collars: mush and milk in pans; mouse trape; cinnamon es- senee for the hair; clothes hues and pins; chicken gravy in bowls. All such articles the soldiers can as well carry @s not, andif captured the enemy will wonder | at the inexhaustible resources of the North. Arrains aT NasnviLte—The Lonisville Journal mentions the receipt of Nashville papers to the 23d ultimo. On the ovning of | an ihe preceding Tucsday about two hw: wounds received at the battle of Antietam. wagons were sent out on a foraging expedition The North American at Father Point. | 0) Gen. Neeley. retarming on W canesday after Farner Pornt, Oct. 29.—the steamship | pS.’ Donelson, of Sumner county, now im ihe North America, from Liverpool on the 9th, yin. | Contederate army, and w) er farm ad- Londorderry on the lth instant, arrived off | joining that of Gen. Doneloon. A large number this point at nine o'clock last evening and re- of beef cattle were also secured at the came mained at anchor until this morning, owing to lace. Very few articles were brought inw the a heavy snow storm, when she proceeded to Nashville market, and they were held atex- Quebec. Her news is anticipated. — . | orbitant prices. Meat was plentiful and not The North American has fifty-eight eabin very dear, but afl descriptions of fruit and and two hundred and nine steerage passengers, | veretabl butter and cheese. and were She reports: Passed on the 22d inst., steamship Jurs, tor Liverpool. Southern News=Gen. Butler Reported at Pensacola. Cartro, Oct.31.—A late number of the Grenada Appeal ey that Price is reported to have evacuated Holly Springs on Sunday last. The Columbus (Ga.) Times of the 17th says that Gen. Butler, with 7,000 men,had landed at Pensacola, and it was expected that he would advance on the junction of the Mobile, Mont- gomery and Pensacola Railroad. off Cape Race. Sr. Jouys, N. F., Oct. 29.—The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool on the i6th, via Londonderry on the 17th instant, passed Cape Race, en route to Quebec, this morning. The sea was 80 heavy after the recent gale that it was impossible for the news vacht of the press to board her. The dates per the Bohemian are five days later. Arrest for Treasonable Language. Sr. Lovrs, Oct. 31.—James R. Lockland, a prominent lawyer of this city, has been arrest- ed and eommitted toa military prison to-day, by order of the provost marshal general. in consequence of a speech delivered last night at a democratic meeting, in which he is charged with giving encouragement to the rebellion. A Fire at Sea. New York, Oct. 30,—The bark Young Turk, from Malaga, reports that on the night of the 25th instant, in lat. 30, lon. 63, saw the light of a burning vessel; but as it was blowinga heavy gale, and having some fear of the Rebel steamer Alabama, did not go to her assistance. State Prisoners Released. BruriineTon, Vr, Oct. 31.—Dr. Lyman and M. Y. Barney have been released by order of the War Department. Fiyaneis_.—New York papers of yesterday The stock market is firmer, but is wanting in speculative spirit, and we shall probably haye no active movements fill the result of the State innounced next week. There are several leading stocks which are attracting considerable attention, aud move independently of the general list. Governments are strong at an advance of Yas percent. The 6's of 1851 sold at 13372103%. The coupon 5's of 1874 are quoted at 927,293. A noticeable featare in con- nection with the renewed activity and increas- ing firmness of Government securities is the new impetus given tothe funding in “Five- twenties.” ‘The money market is withont change, if anything easier than earlyin the week. Call loans range from 4 to 6 per cent., chiefly at 5. The gold market is extremely dull, and again lower. The quotation is 129% a utiable demand notes are quoted at GALVESTON Was at one time the most popu- lous and commercial city in Texas, the most flourishing port in Gulf, and is situated on an island atthe mouth of Galveston bay. ~This island is bout thirty miles long and three miles broad. The surface is level and elevated abont four or five feet above the water. The bay is about thirty-five miles long, and varies from twelve to eighteen miles in breadth. The harbor is the best in the State. Its shipping at one half of which was engaged in the coasting trade. Foreign ‘vessels also need to trae at a town hall, eight churches and several large | hotels. The private houses ate mostly: of | 4 site for wood, painie white. The streets are wifte, straight and rectangular, and wordered by | Jena. ; humerous flower gardens. It was first settled j in Is87, and bad in 1653 a population exceeding | piven last July by a cat. The wound Cy | seven thousand. CONTEMPTIBLE OUTRAGE.—Some se; on Friday cut from ear to ear the portrait of Pres - ident Lincoln which was placed at the door- Way of an exhibition at Tremont Teniple, Bos- | ton. Ifthe perpetrator of the offense hadtreated | his own throat in that way, he would probably | have done a good thing for his country for tirst time.—Providence (R. 1.) Presse, SF Allet the bu of Charles City, lows, was destroyed by fire ou the Ziel inet. reach of igre Gen. Negiey an order requiring all arms and Smmunition in the possession ef citizens to be | delivered up. A later paper, the Union of the 25:h, says that no apprehensions need be indulged in for the safety of that city. It says that the rebels who have th the place for the last three months have always ied on the approach! ot the Federal troops 87 The Richmond Engnirer says:—The Episcopal Convention of the Northern States have been giving themselves & good deal of trouble lately over the Church affairs ot ovr States. The Confederate Episcopalians have completed the organization of 2 communion of their own, and will save the Northerners the trouble The first General Council will mee: in Augusta, Ga., on the 12th of November nex. a? The apprehensions of a conscription, which have so exercised the minds of the pe: ot New York and Brooklyn, have been nearly allayed. as far as regards the latjer, by a dis- covery of the Board ot Canvassers that she has not only filled her quota, but has actually sea: te the war some 14,000 men im excess of those called for. Hence, the dgaft will not be neces- sary in the city of churches, 7 Eleven hundred German jurists are now im Vienna. On Sunday evening they and 2» Austrian jurists sat down to as given by the municipality of the city, and the 1,500 per- sons managed to dispose of 30 casks of beer, 3,600 bottles of red and white wine ef che country, and 1,050 bottles of first-rate cham. pagne. The supper, with music, cigars, &c., cost the city no less than $20,000, &7-A company of pearl divers, with their machinery, will go for Panama to Mangan in November, to dive for the gold of th Gate. Others, from San Francisco, there for the same purpose: and still arother party, from New York passed through Panama to get the wrecked gold, week before las Work. on account of the suri, canno: be begua until December. ee 7 In consequence of the frequent firing by rebel ~partisan rangers,” npon unarmed steam - ers, betweeu Cairo and Helena, Gen. Sherman proposes that prominent secession shall ac company the pilots on each steamer, who will take their chances of being shot. 87 The soldiers encamped at Concord. N H., treated a gambler who was plying his ve- cation in the camps, toa Tide on 4 paul out ef camp and through the streets of Concord, a few days ago. 87°A Bayonne journal 4 that aftera severe thunderstorm near Si, Exteve, the Mayor feund that 4/1 the doors and windows of his house had been nicely silver-plated by the lightning. S77 It is ot\imated tha: St. Louis is paying a tax of -ix millions per annum, and the Missis- sippi Valley fitter mit *. in Bera freigh:, in consequence of the closing of the Misrissippi river. A woman, named Winters, committed nt ashort time agoin Alleghany county, Pa., beca her husbaud quarreled with a neighbor, snd she feared the quatrel would terminate in something serious, y of the Guard: a Chronicle of tide of & volume soon te b= issucd in Boston. The writer is Mrs. Jessse Fremont, wife of the General. 87 Prince Napoleon has selected at Corsica mz statne of Napoleon f. which from pieces of artillery taken at is to be 7 A young woman, residing in Canada, was soon after. But on the loth instant the girl . ircm hydrophobia, in great agony. SF A wiruiticent skanag ring is now being completes in Moatre When lighted up anc crowded With skaters i: will be obe of the most autifvl -ichts in the city. @7 The *3d [linois Rerimes ty-five Mei cy mien, a included 1 and seven captains, BF The farmers ¢ county, Pa. are ing thear attention the raising of and ihe mapusacture Of molasses, contains twen- Oud are