Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1862, Page 2

~ WASHINGTON OITY: © FRIPAY...... tite NOVEMBER 7, 1862. “gor BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. BFE OUTSIDE FOR @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | "a7 The Now Doliar Weekly Star, foller than ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice hwrary reading, is now on our counter feady for delivery tothe public. Ithasrecently been greatly enlarged and improved, and now @udoubtedly presents such more matter for the same amouart of money than any other cweekly in the country. Exabraced in its entcr- taining contents are the following articles : ASplendid Budget of Late Miltary Operations; News from the Fron The gagement at Nnicker’s Gap: The Rout of Stuart's Cavalry; @perations of Bayard’s Cayalry: Our Posi- ton and that of the Rebels; The Affairat New Kalumorre; and Full Particulars of Recent Ricirmushes. : War News from the South: Confirmation of the Capture of Mobile; The Fall of Galveston; An Interesting Account of Operations in the Sabine River: Military Operations in the Westand Southwest: and Affair-in Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri and South Carolina. Full Accounts of the Recent Elections; Details of the recent Horrible Murderand Execution in Maryland; Descriptive Articles; Sketches, “Mary Thorne’s Cousin;* Poetry; Wit and Humor, Clippines frem the Hpess._ Dieceilancons Articles; Telegraphic News; Opinions of the E and American Press; Local News: and Valuable Reading Matter for the Farmer, Gardener and House: keeper. ‘This is just the paper above all others for per- @ons sojourning in the National Metropolis to end to their friends at a distance. Price only @hree cents per copy, or $1 per annum; postsge prepaid by stamps when so arranged. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Intelligencer refers to the recent New | ‘York election, and the charges breught against Mr. Seymour's loyalty by the Republican press, @and says: “We have made theee references to the New York election for twe reasons: In the first lace, we would seek to guard against the pression that this popular demonstration mda anything like ‘disloyalty,’ as might be interred {rom the flippant accusations so con- stantly hurled against MroSeymour and all his eupporters in the late canvass. It is necessary ~ te make due allowance for the invective of our partisan polemics. In the second place, we ‘wish to call the attention of our readers to the fact that these harsh and ungenerous imputa- tions on the loyalty of men who merely assumed to differ from their opponents as to the best mins of saving the Republic, have simply redounded to the greater confusion and defeat of the party which has dealt in thix style of “‘argument.’” ‘The Hepudlican can't believe in the rest6ration of the Union “as it was.” It says: « We are radical enough to believe that this Urion can never be restored—the Union as it Wes, with slavery in it. It may be in form, but it will be no Wnion. Such a Union cannot exist, part free and part slave. There is an ‘irrepressible confiict.’” ‘The Chronicle argues that in the States where Slavery is best known, as Missouri and Dela- ware, the emancipation policy of the Adminis- tration has been triumphantly supported by the people in the recent elections. Ypune Savi, THe Assasain.—The power of the drama over the human sympathies was motably illustrated in the career of young Saul, executed for murder in New York in May, 1355 ‘The unfortunate young man—a mere lad in years, and whose case attracted much sympa- thy—declared in his speech upon the gallows that he once attended’a performance of the cel- ebrated moral play, “The Six Degrees of Crime,” Bad so deéply affected was he by its admoni- tions and its graphic illustration of the conse- quenees of crime that he determined upon Profiting by the lesson and abandoning his ca- rer of guilt. Unfortunately, he had not the Moral courage to carry out the determination, aad expiated his weakness upon the scaffold. ‘The play alluded to is to be presented at Ford’s Theater, in this city, Saturday night next. Jons Brit Gonep py tux Coxrrn Ox.— Upon the representation of the British Consul at New York that Capt. Semmes had disregard. ed the certificates of a British Consul, and in the face of theBritish Consular seal, regularly Affi xed to papers establishing the British own- @rsiudp of certain property on board of a vessel captured by him, had deliberately proceeded to burn that property with the vessel which con- tained it, Admiral Milne has ordered three British men-of-war in pursuit of the Alabama, With orders to overhanl her and convey her to some British port, where her violations of in- @rnational law may be judicially inquired inw. ®7 It is now positively given out that the @raft in the city of New York will take place On Monday next. The number wanted is Fonghly eBtimated al five thousand men. The Grawing will take place in the manner pre- Scribed by statute, at the Governor's room, in @he City Hall. At least five days—perhaps More—will be allowed for the procuring of Substitutes. &7 The box of securities belonging to Messrs. Ricgs & Co., of New York, was stolen from tc American Bank day before yesterday. The ox, it is sid, was handed in to one of the Clerks behind the counter, and shortly after- Wards stolen. &7 Joseph A. Santos, whose trial fur fitting Ou: the bark Cora has been in progress in New ‘Yerk city since Friday, did not appear in court ‘Thursday morning. Judge Shipman declared Bis bail forf ited. 87 Commodore G. J. Pendergrast was on Tharsday suddenly afflicted with a severe €troke of paralysis, in Philadelphia. while on Bis way to thenavy-yard wo attend to his duties. He entered thé Navy in 112. B7 An uneasy feeling has prevailed for some time in Montreal, Canada, from an apprehen- Sion that Britain is on the eye of a contest with the United States. @7 The steamer Australasian, which <ailed from New York on Thursday, took ont $1,000 in =pecie. : Fivanctat.—New York papers of yesterday @\ ening say: ‘The stock market is weaker and ‘jax per «nt. lower on the speculative shares. Opera- @or are a little undecided in their views, andin the abse of vigorous buying prices show a Gr opingtendency. Goveramentsare dulland dower. The sixes of 1581 sold at 1993. Seven- Shirts are steady at 105a105';. The six per Gent. certi ites ALM LaAMy. Money isin good gi mand at full rates ‘all loans are quoted Ses per cent. chieily wt 5a53;. The gold mar- fer (6 firm and rising. The sales of the morn- fly at 131al131¥, closing mand. Dutiadble Demand y from importers & vegy light st 125 change on Lon- @on is quiet and . The As- @istant Treasurer rece Yashington yrverday $2,440,000 Treastary Notes for the ©! the department here *7-Capt. Henry B. Atherton, of Ca: WV .. Inte of the 4th Regiment of Giabled through wouuds at Le Going military duty, has assuny ebsrge of thy Nastiua (N. H.) Telegraph. @7 Rey. Liberty Billings, recently of Con- ford, N.H., chaplain of the 4th New Hamp- dire Regimen, been appointed Lieutenant Colonel of the is: South Carolina black) Vol- Wateers. G7 Beuben Wright, a convict inthe New use mapehire State Prison. having been set to eae the walls of the institution, made Bis escape. H 7 Petitions, asking that coh res of Norfotk f @nd Portsmouth, Va., be opened to trade, Circalation in those cities. eo 7 The corporation of Harrisburg, Pa, ba @eued shinplasters of the denomination of fre, @ea and twenty-five cents. SF The American Bibis Society distaibuted 75,009 bibles during the month of September. asl the te are wet me peop! making tea of SJ Matilda Herron has reappeared upon Now York stage in the character of “Carl @7 There were thirty-six American sea-going ‘Weeaels lost or missing during the past month. @7- The railroads cf England were built stan €xpoase of 81, the le.” NING STAR. | INTERESTING TELE. | } just out of a 1 t { LATEST FROM THE FRONT. H - < ' GEN. McCLELLAN MOVING THROUGH PRONT ROYAL GAP INTO THE VALLEY OY ui ViRGINIA, TO CUT OF THE RuBEL! >: As the Star cores to press to-day, the impres- eneral among military men here, that of the Potomac és, to-day, notwith- standing the current snow storm, marching over into the yalley of Virginia through Front Royal Gap. If so, Gen. Mc@lellan will soon be betweem the portions of Lee's army that | have paseed down towards Gordonsville, and that portion remaining in the vicinity of Win- ehe=ter and Berryville, if there be more left there than may merely be sufficient to keep up the appearance of being In force in that quar- ter, until the retreat of the main body may be fairly accomplished. Gen. McClellan's pro- «ress down the east side of the Blue Ridge has evidently been much more prompt than Lee anticipated, as he has caught the latter's rear guard in halfa dozen different engagements, in which all of it has been worsted, with what OUR MILITARY BUDGET. i | | ' ' | ofa man named Munro, for the sake of obtain- , ing money which it was supposed the deceased parth iT loss is not yet known on this side. | Feel gure that our troops can operate far more ptly and much more effectively in such ‘weather as that of to-day, than the rebela can, we F¥joice to see upon us this, for eur lati- tude, quite unusual fall of snow early in No- vember. FROM MANASSAS AND WARRENTON, fee | THE ENEMY IN SOME FORCE AT WARREN- i TON JUNCTION, ge Sal 2" ea [Special Dispatch to The Star.} Mayassax Jrnetion, Noy. 7.—According to reports from the front of this commafid, the rebela were yesterday sending so heavy rein- forcements by rail to Warrenton Junction, that Gen. Patterson probably last night withdrew the force under him from Cedar run bridge, to the vicinity of Bristow Station, where he will be within easy supporting distance of the bal- ance of Gen. Sickles’ command. As I have no idea whatever that the rebels contemplate making anything of a stand east of the Rap- pabannock river, my belief is that the increase of troops at Warrenton Junction is caused simply by halting there for a few hours the rebel force on the day before yesterday at War- rmnton, who are probably now falling back (via Warrenton Junction) by rail. SAFETY OF THE STEAMER TRENTON. The missing steamer Trenton, alluded to as being miseing, in yesterday's Star, last evening turned up all safe, moored at the Washington Arsenal whart. It seems that her master mide the trip from New York to the Chesapeake through the canal, where he met unanticipated delays. NAVAL ORDERS. Acting Master R. Downs has been ordered jo | P: the command of the bark Hestless at Port Royal. . +ece- —-- A PRomrt DentaL.—A Washington corres- pondent ot the Evening Post furnished a state- following is an extract: Mr. Buchanap, it is said by persons wha are likely to be well informed, asserts positively, for instance, that be consulted Mr. Seward con- tinually during the last four months of his Ad- ministration; and that he did not undertake anything in regard to the rebellious movement j Masse COLLINS & COS ment to that journal yesterday, of which the | Evacuation of Wihchester | Destrpction of the Bajtiser: Railread. (Correspondence of the Baltimors Amoriornj | } Harrrr's Ferry, Nov. 6. lwo bvites ar- rived here to-day from Mariinsburc, baying walked the whole distance, nine's ” cailos, | a along the railroad track. They) port thatth= “ r ie Rebel pickets left Martinsburg yest-rds) siorn- © Oh aa Fy but say they have still & #iron: foro at fJohe Burpar... kere Hil Rear Moyer ‘hey confirm Unaiina Sainte Need the 7" i track from a nta few miles bevon: : = Ferry to Noth. Mountain, six mi _ FORD ‘Ss Marunsburg. All the comp ~ TENTH S$ LY, Martinsburg was also comple Stase} * ON BATURDAY B Revival in gorge. @7 The body of a young man was fon; few days ago iz the woods, near Sidney, 0; He had stabbed himself near tae hear, then cut his throat froma ear to ear, found, the hogs had eaten hitn avout the ©, and neck. Five dollars were foand in his ves: pocket. He had given his name as Miller, 7 Richard Aylward and his wif: Aun haw: been condemned to death at Belleyilly, Upper Cunada, having been convioted of the murder ay pen oe oa the a KES OF CRIME! 3 OF CRIME! SOF GRIME! aaphic p aynl of the successive Giepe of guilt, from the comm/ssion of THE Fist ei pe ' to the attainment of that dread abysa of crime | ft swallows up all repentance and remorse ,—is ut cxception th MOST THRI had in his possession. &7 Another fire appears to have broken out at Charleston. On the night of the 26th of Oec- tober persons from our blockading ships ob- served flames, which cast a glare over the har- bor, and a dense smoke was seen issuinz from the city all the next day. S7°A burglary was committed in New Or- leans Jast month, and a safe contsining valua- ble papers, silverware, jewelry, And money to | the value of $1,000,000 was stolen. #7-It is etated that the military force in Can- ! GAMBL IS its ada is about to beincreased by some batteries | Tr ‘MURDER and | laa-Queen Victorin, withiiaeedenchiersand | ax Astin roshiel omeet of RA SOMEEEEN | ait 1 ree daughters an: mi 8 truthful effect o 3 admo' i tee oa ean attended by Earl Ruseecli, are conveys may be inferred from theoxtensively NG MORAL PLAY ever wilitep. Vt ine ted that im each of the rent cities of the C. thie oxtraord! ction hrs been given for TRWARDS OF TWO HUNDRED NIGHTS, hg diff-rent actors of distinction, principally by E. 8° Comnon, J. KR. Scorr and young pee i It illustrates with absorbing power the progroas , YNEEMPERANCE i IN TEM TEEN TIOUNNE, jimary pro- ii i russcls, Liehed fact that youns Sui, who was exce Sor “7 Aistybyee million bushels of erain were M0 "egaa Nee, Son im Sens iti dared apon 5 ‘ that ay a firs received at Buffalo, New York, from January © shonehe. at 3 nee, MET SUndested by thts Play, diy we a. Ff 1st to November Ist, 1562, SZ All the camps in Ohio are to be discontin. © ued except those used for drafted men. when he had ee SYNOPSIS OF INCFDRNTS. Finst Deeres —Intempersuee—The Carouse— The Plot—At«l MBS, SMITH. A Most Frestleny Test Medium. , Sacoxo Dis will give sittings for a short time to those that Pa wish, for the purraose of seeing their deceased as well as living fr. ade, gets names, describes cor- —Licentiousness—The Liason, —Gambhng—Loss—suicite—Ar- ner —Robbery—Theft—Treachery— rnitor rectly, reads character, foretella future events, a der—Je! —Th sas reads the future. Houta for sittings from 1909: Ree ee ae eee ee Mes Gapteet Hie Rooms at No. 60 eapyrs SIATH DEGRE utd Doom ~Death— ——— Thriiiing Tabieau H°*** AND WAGON KOSAL A light EXPRESS WAGON, HORS NESS for sale, Price $25. nears RAINEY'S Stable, On Bighth street. will be yichented SHA DRAMA, vism of the American eailor, entitled JACK JUNK; JAOK JUNK, Do 6-3t* WILLARDS' HOTEL! SSEMBLY ROOM (Entrance on F *FLECT DANCING ACADEMY Mr. JOHN K. GUODALL, Prefesac: aud Teacher, + | | N TAR! NTAR! their casts the Bril- street.) Both: pice liant Young In compliance with numeroas requests, Mr esers, O. B, BISHOP. } GOODALE announces a - ee a AATLEY, { GENTLEMEN'S CLASS, i E. H. BRINK, | on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 7, at 5u'clock, Seether wilh j to continue every Fridey evenin for aterm y } MISS MARY CARR And ull the Favorites of THE STAR COMPANY! of twelve weeks. Gentlemen will please eo umeut atonce,as after the first month ladies will be a: mitted gratuitously. © _Terms $10,ipadvance, nof-lw* JUST RECEIVED ! This happy Coustruction of A LARGE And saperiee stock of CARPETS and TWO OF THE BST PRAMAS OILCLOTH, ainounting to 25> preces, purchased for | kuown te the stuge, is replete with fy : cash of a Northern manutacturer declining busi- mess, Alvc. 8 large lot of COMFORTERS. WIN DO: SHADEs CROCKERY. GLASS WARE ani of! HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, incluting Par! Chainber and other STOVES. All kinds cf CABL! | NET FURNITURE, both new acd second hand. artics wishing to buy wiilaave time and money by calling at the cheap cash ftore of R. BUCHLY, 49 7th t,. eas between G , BTIRRING BATTLE: i THRILLING ESCAPADES, BUSTLING INCIDENTS STARTLING EFFECTS, FEROEC COMBATS, _ SONGS, DANCES, ANIMATION, GAYETY, AND FUN! ' On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 1 First appearance of the Eminext Artists, Wie and MISS COULDER no7-2t LL SIZES BED BLANKETS, in qualities from medium up to extra super. F One price only PERRY & BRO, Pa.ave. and Ninth ste ide, no 6§-Im* 4. PHILADELPIMIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. during those four months—from the time of Mr. | Lincoln's election till his installation—without | previous full consultation with Mr. Seward, and only with the full approval of that gentle. man. And that this is no? mere gossip, would seem certain from the fact thatone of the most re- spectable citizens of Washington, one who had xood opportunities for knowing the Yact, as- sures his friends that ha knows, and from both , the parties—Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Seward— ' that it is true. - If Mr. Bechanan will make this fact pnblic, a large part of the odium resting on him will be carried to Mr. Seward, and justly, too; for it was au honorable act in the odtguing Presi ili be promptly at- no St Pa. ave. and Nin | tended to. a eRtaGuE ac Gale Goods delivered im all parisof Washington ant SEALANTS iene Georgetown, free of charge. One price o. ly dent thus to advise with him who was held | then the leader of the party coming into power: and in acting only with Mr. Seward’s consent, Mr. Buchanan did next to the best thing he could do under the circumstan@s—the best thing the weak and puling old man was capa- ble of. of Mr. Seward ! This very explicit charge is disposed of by the following note, which is evidently from Mr. Weed: GOV. SEWARD AND MP. RUCHAYWAN. To the Edit the New York Times: Wi lection which should Republicans the nece-sity of union amon, Why, re h 3 Z our- selves, if it teaches nothing else, should the Evening Post con upon Gov. Seward! The lette charging that Mr. Buchanan co: Gov. Seward constantly and aay during the lust four months of his Administration 1s a malicions calumny. There is not the slightest color of truth in tt. During that four mouths Gov. Seward did not, on any occasion, counsel with, or even speak with Mr. Buchanan upon » subject of secession or rebellio T.W. 1. 0, RB. M.—An adjourned meeting of the 0 E Great Council Improved Order of Red Men Will he held at Osage Wigwam on MONDAY, the Ivth instant. at 8 o'clock. Chiefs and represente- tives aro requested to be punetual.as businass of importance will be brought before them. By order. R. T. MIDDLETON. @.C. R. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO _DE- linguent tax payers in the county of Wash ington, D-&. that uoless all arrears of taxes now du+ be paid on or before the first day of December I will,as I am required by the Levy Court, proceed to collect the same according to law. ALFRED RAY, [Fr EXECUTIVE MANION, h Novewper 1, 1332, Until the meeting of Congress the Prosideat will Bot receive visitors after 12 o'clock . on any day Ror Siw HE CORNER OF hi ation wi, Benefit at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, on Mi DAY, the 7th instant, to which they invita the bom ebems A of the public. They will offer for sale at ie open a Fair for its |ON- Teaso prices a great variety of Fancy and Use. ful Articles. Toys, Books, Flowers,&c. They ask the sid of the charitable in their effort to provide for the ae age infants nnder their care, and they appeal to t! _—— of all denominations, par- tcularly the Indies, to contribute money or any ar- ticles which they may dispose of at this Pair. An: such donations may be sent either to Mrs. BOON § gorner of E and 8th streets, or Mrs. GEORGE MAT- TINGLY, on the Island. Infante are received and cared for in this institution. and there Is no charity whieh more lou a 4 to ic ron! . The Indies conducting the Fair have every cont dence that their exertions will meet the encoura ment ofa generous public, Mealsatall hours, Ad mittance 10 cents. Tickets of admission, including supper, ctx. [city papers & Balt. ] vc? tf HE TALE OF “ THE CHIMNEY CORNER” A paerey. and dramatic “ Surprise’ ill be published in the next number of the Sunday Chron- wile. Those in search of enjoyment will be repaid in its pernsal. it _. _ FORNEW YORK! Tre Schooner P. J. Pull will load for the above por! and will receive dispatch. For freights apply to . PETER BERRY, _no 7-3t* S55 Water st . Georgetown, AND APPLES! 1,0 dushols of prime POTATOES, For tale from vessel” "Eth BERRY no 7 6t* Wate i D OYSTERS; st STEAMED OYSTERS '! The undersigned BES ee MENT. ones feted with tus bent Gouenis tha aenmtna. Reames or Raw. “Oysters by tae gallon bo “e 493 10th street, one door south of the avenue, LEATHER! on Red and White Spanish Sole LE ATHER, es Rouzers dozen French CALPSKIN, Jules Jotat, it = od KIPP, M. D. brand, and BRIDLE. BRIDLE and SHOR SKIRTING, INI RG seins BHO LASTS. FIND! ! INGS, &c. | Which will be sold weses tor came. THOS. G. FORD, No. 430 Tth street, near the Patoat Oltice, | eorn County Collectes. | But, in that case, what shall we think | | etock of LADIES’ ENEF(T OF THH IN- | AT T H STREET, OPPO- | sters of Charity in | ve every confi- « Tam nov receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT * ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery, which Iam prepared to furnish on chor to all perxons who will favor me with their orders Satisfaction xuarantied. Orders given to my dri C= AN GAs assortment of the best grade Our Northern and Eartern correspondents send ba Sazelien Cay din plain fi ne price only, marked in plain figures, = PERRY & BRO, t ‘A uew and full ly Terms :— Cash on delivery. An inepection of stock implies no obligation to : A ' purchase i rain MELEY A. SHINN, Agent, All parcels for the interior Union Bottling Depot, 37 Green st.. of charge. Georgetown. DOC no okt Pa. avenue and Ninth street FUR s!!: N OTICE!: AND WORTHY OF ATTENTION! T. M. HARVEY has just received 1,50 bushelaof the lncgest and fattest OYST ave been in the market this season. f ERS that He has nade arrangemants by which he will be enabled to bave « constnut supply of these delici and superior BKivalies Sees We especially enil t our RUSSIAN SAIL SIBERIAN CANADIAN. Children’s men's Mr = We dety all competition in this line, At the same time we bring in remembrance our DIESE GOODS aad gener fet Dit GoOns, Fi ESS GOODS, and general stock o: + i os a, The: © nali Mbich is daily’ ineceaged with the newest and Rare TRY rebrand choice patterns of fashi ie ii i for i Remember—48 Market Space, near Seventh W,2g0n, Suitable fora daguerreoty pist. ttention of purchasers to ARTIN. FITCH, MINK, REL, and AMERICAN ani ,, consisting in Ladies’ sud pets, Capes, Mantles, and Gent'e- <1 C street, no §-3t | E* Thave now on hand, and am stantly receiving, & ior lot of Philadelphia e WAGONS, both light and heavy, suitable for and "ith sta, BF CARRIAGE and WAGON REPAIRING of street, under the Avenue House. ces eae e 8 & W. MEYENRURG. oe desea promptly attended to. H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker, 374 Dand 177 Fighth strect. fre ! FOR STEAMED OYSTERS! AT 319 ano 1 E Street, Adjoining the Kirby Howse, BURDINE & POWERS would renpundiy in- form the public that they have opan atthe above place. and are prepared to farginh STEAMED OYSTERS in the ert atyle. Sutlers can be supplied with FRESH OYSTERS at short notice, Rememember the place—319 and 321 E st., adjoining the Kirby House. no S-Im Ss" MATTHEWS INSTITUTE, FOR BOYS, lMth street, Leteeen G and H. _ no 5 3t* ASEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, - ‘bh Bar attached, for salech-ap for h. a HORSE, WAGON d HA ‘or terms. apvly on ,corner Hith and P sts. yor SALE— o0 BARRELS TAR. 30 BARRELS RUSIN. Avriy te no L, KIDWELL, Georgetown. D.C, T FROM BOsTO: HE Regular packet schooner @eorge 8. Adame bas arrived and is now discharging jie her freight. Apply to HARTLEY & BROTH no 5-4t 99 and 101 Water st., George! EW GoOD3 = JUsT RECEIVED. Gents’ SOFT HATS. black and eolore:t, Gents: CAPS. all styles, Boys HATS and CAPS. BOOTS, BHOES VALICES, &e. Belay Rano? | i | This Institution. which has for its object to im- part the benefits of a solid education, will beopened on MON DAY, the lth instant School hours from 98.m.to3 p.m. There will be x Night School at the same place, for the convenience of you: men, | who are employed at a trade or oth rwise uring: theday, Inatruction every. eveni: iro: For sale cheap for cas’ BURR & BRO., ten o'c! eek ence pt on er logan gas “a no 5-3t 383 7th stra +t, near I. Application for admission to be made to Rer. _ = CHAS. J. WHITE, D D., P. P. St. Matthews | 308 JOSEPH J MAY, 308 Chureh. no 5-4t (late of the firm of Clazett & May,) arn yon ; CokINe BY GA8.— Howsrlerping made easy by the use of Gas Stoves, for ing or Heating. The subscribers are sole its for th Pistrict of Columbias for the sale of § ‘a wholesale and retail dealer in FCREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, { 305 PeNNsrLvANta AVENUE, Between 9th and lth sts., Washington, D.C. | TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY! | GOODS SOLD AT THE V ERY LOWEST PRICES! he tropolitan GAS COOK and HEATIN BTOVES. A fullsupp'y constantly ea hand and for sale at lowest rates. By the une of these Stoves a great dea! of labor is | saved, in addition to th ft : SHAWL ARGE STOCK DRESS GOQDs, ‘All persona interested, will’ by calling at the HAWLS, HOSIERY. souawisning goo, | of the wubseriberg. ae of these toves in | GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, &c.,&c., "| CPCration. == JOHN J Pest trates : c ridge wtreet,twodoors | ont pay York arctcer | bo5-2w west of High street, Georgetown, D.C. no5-6t 30% Pa. av., between 9th i ' | RS See pei se: , PROPOSALS FOR TWINE. BUTTER—B r OF 200 TTER! | PACKAGES PRIME Gos ND | GLADES BUTTER is’ inane Post Orrice eee nant instore. Fresh dairies arriv- | November, 1862. S¥atup Propesars will be received at this De- Fosna cet No. 450 Eighth street, near j tment atid the 25m d ot November, loan, for ote e ye estimated at a ORE D_.DUTROW._ about $5.80 potiads, to a Aglingrat at the Bina gene! nm. D..., ork ci . T mone FLYING CLOUD Benen” New Yor! from all cost of trauepor- Will leave Williams’ Wharf, near market house, tation. insueh quant ties ateach Agency as may Georgetown, D. C., eve: fonday. from time to time be ordernd by the Department. Wednesday and Frida for Point of, The twine must pe of three strands, well twisted, Rocke, Chesapeake Ohio Canal,’ and capable of ning the weight of 35 and return on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 008 String six feet in 3.it must be pat up in | starting at7 o'clock in the morning frei Lot ways, balls of ene pound weight each tably | commencing on 27th inst. » for trans; tion in packages of 100 poun: reig! oc 37 Im* B.D. RIED, Captain, | each. The twine must be smooth and flexible, and H re about 590 to the pound. As no Sife material bas been, determined upon, Bildees willsend sam ofsuch twine as they propose to A FULL STOOK OF j fornish with their bide STAPLE GOODs, Superior COTTON SHRETINGS, sHinting . yyish mith their } ded to the lowest and | LIS BSH and COTEONS, CANTOR FLA Nats, pert bidder: the beat bid to be determined” attane | ALL-WOOL | FLANNELS, TABLE DIAPS# careful examination, for the purpose of ascartain- | FOES, NAPKINS, Fine and Medium BEB jing whieh bid will. in iva practical results be cooet BLANKE TS, WE ITE MARSEILLES COUN TER- adventageous to the Department, is the Postmas- Fy , la or Get “me t i: i ~ fiupe te the wants ‘hailey, wpeaietibesold fer Genoral reserves to bimsel right of de. al 6 rest cath prices. WwW. i] it ich oe S1-8t S43 Seventh st..cbove Be uv, | mite Prporsla will be considered which may be of twine, VaR GREATEST ASSQRTMENT OP BOYS? : _ Each didler must furnish with hia proposals evi ING, at J, BRUCE & CO., No. dence of his ability to comply with bis bid. us bras » twodoors below Smith's Ghee ene Tro bs ient securities will be required to a . 4 ract. F a2 Sere cS Failure to-furnish the article contracted for rouptly, or furviching an article inferior to that Piprictd for, will be considered e sufficient cease for the forfeiture of the contract. F t ce aetenwlens Beooreanee with these proposa’s a consi 5 "Proposals must be marked on the outside of the envelope with the name of the article propased for, and Ze oes: ae _— [cp od tohe at t Post © Genei Foret Assietan maste: Ray rit % 1° Se ee tgelet aden Gain J Rn % to be had = Best quality alw: , in plain ‘moulds. nif Pyramids or at th PHILADELPHIA CONFECTION -lm* taba a ieoer Tea exE Byte IR8ST WARD FAMILY GROCERY STORE, 154 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (NORTH St08,) | -C. - BL Between 1th and 1h’ strects | _n0 see eee ar aah : — le LEN. T YOU : + FRESH GOODS RECKIVED REGULARLY. | TRANGRES, _ WASHING CLELL Fair Prices—No Gouging. | SOLDIERS,’ DONE AT THE BTRAN Rs, 87 Goods delivered in every part of the city, | HOTELS. ATE «| -Roaaee visiontned; OuB OME WiNgSReNeY COR RYAN HODY. 1 AENBIET, | RAUnON ocas eolm coe ee eee SS TLOTON KISS, Besse LANNELS. for Officers and Soldiers. g.\0K CAMP USE, . ¥ Pa B for dampers, Oe CANE VV aney BLANKETS, of le V¢) aw of In several jes. Boldierstosend Homes oo! Nad got Ben veand WE he 1 are. vigts face ca, the setaal ooh, vale eae. ix Ow WALL wove OLN Saveonr Our Northe 4 Eastern corres: OLOTHING, at J. BR & 00.. No. 46 us new supplice daily, iar pendents send j wtreet, two icone below the People's poate mind eked espe gage, TPC OR eo vate . erge. 7 rs ae eR an. Bopectic YENES’ FURNASHING GOODS, of all doarri purchase oom Th ping bs obligation to | TS Ne ORE SC at doscetp. oc 2K Pa.ave.end Miata strest, | City Pout Office, noar ¥ street. ‘oe 30-te | aes | PURTHKE PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE NB EDITIO THREE O'CLOUE P.M. = om = =n LATEST FROM THE FRONT. AT BARBOU RS i A BRILLIANT FIGHT. _ McCLELLAN OCCUPIES WARRENTON. ss ceipesouecie JAOKZON IN POSSESSION OF CHESTER GAP > {Associated Press Dispatches.) HEADQuarTERs ARMY OF THE PoTGMAC, Rectortown, Va., Nov. 6, 10 p. m. As the particulars ef the fight yesterday, at Barber's, become known, the more brilliant the victory is found tohaye been. The battle was fought hy cavalry alone, and between the best troops either army can produce. The final re: _ Sult shows that the Rebels left 36 dead on the field; their wounded must have been numereas. Gur lose was 5 killed and 10 wounded. Pieasanton to-day reports that Jackson oceu- pice Chester Gap with his command. The town of Warrenton was occupied by our troops this afternoon at 3 o'clock, taking five prisoners belonging to the 3d Virginia Caval- ry, and two infantry soldiers, who stated that their regimente had gone up the valley. Gen. Bayard had a slight skirmish to-day on the Waierloo road, killing one man, wounding two and taking ten prisoners, without any lose on his part. Garsvitix, Nov.7.—Gen. Reynold’s corps of ae McUlelan’s command took possbssion of Warrenton yesterday. The enemy evacnu- ated the pince, and there was no fighting. An investigation inté the cause of the con- flugration at Haymarket resulted in the con- viction of two men of Gen. Steinwher’s com- mand, A court martial meets to-day to try the cases. ‘The nights are intensely cold. The firstsnow of the season this morning. THE REBELS REPORTED TO BE IN FORCE AT CULPEPER C. H. {Special Dispatch to The Star.} Recrortows, Va., Nov.?7.—At Warrenton, atter Gen. Reynold’s command entered it yes- terday afternoon, it was stated that the enemy now are in force at Culpeper ©. H., a consid- erable portion of their retreating troops haying halted there in the previous three or four days. They also add that rebel works are being thrown up there und on the south side of the Rappa- hannock, at Rappahannock Station; which is | not believed here, by the by, as neither of these points are defensible by the rebels under exist ing circumstances. eo A PROPER WARNING. Some mouths ago careless masters or pilots of tugs and steamers were in the habitnow and then of staying their vessels against the draw oft the long bridge, when going throufhit. A few arretie (and the detention in the Old Capitol pri-on of the guilty parties) very soon curod the evil then. Recently, the demand on the service of the Government railroad aeross the Long Bridge has ngain become very great, and again mas- ters of tugs and steamers seem inclined to sro it with their ye by way of defeat- ing its competition with them in the Govern- ment carrying tra de. On the day before yesterday and yesterday such collisions took place. Orders for the ar- rest of thore in charge of the vessels at the time have been issued by the War Department, which drsigns holding all such parties, hereaf- tor, until they can prove, beyond question, that the collision was the result of neither negli- gence or design, and also pay all the resulting damuge. CONTRACTED FOR. This forenoon, Col. Rucker, Quartermaster, contracted tor 90,000 bushels of shelled corn, in bags, at 90 cents, with Lewis Stowe, of Balti- mere, the lowest bidder. APPOINTED. Luther Brady, of Indiana, has been appoint- ed Superintendent of the Interior Department building, vice Hedrick, resigned. BF The Port yal correspondent of the New York Times, under date of November 1, writes :—-There are rnmers that the rebels are in great foree—said to be 15,00 strong—on the main land, near Port Royal Ferry, threatening Beaufort. No apprehension is felt, however: tor the safety of the place. Pension Buktat EXaMinine SURGEONS Just Arrointen.—Viz: Dr. Isaac Windle, at Des Moines, lowa; Dr. Khilip R. Wagenseller, at Selin’s G , Pa. Personat.—lion. M. F. Odell, Hon. F. B. Cutting, Gen. Duryea, Gen. Van Allen, and Hon. 0. B. Mattison, of New York, are at Wil- Yards’. TELEGRAPHIC. ——e aa THE ILLINOIS ELECTION. PI 2 ES LOVEJOY DEFEATED POR CONGRESS. {Special Dispatch to The Star.} Cuicaco, Nov. 6—i¢@ p. m.—Late returns in- dnee the belief that Loyejey is defeated for Congress. 1 think, from their complexion, that he has certainly “gone up-” LATEST FROM THE ILLINOIS ELEC. TION. od oe Sree THE DEMOCRATS CARRY THE STATE BY FROM 15.000 TO 20,000 MAJORITY. > Cxrcaso, Noy. 6.—The Democrats have car- ried the State by from 15,000 to 20,000 majority. ‘They elect probably nine members of Congress and the Republicans five, The Democrats elect two-thirds of the members of the Legislatare, and haye & majority of one or twoin the Senate. LATEST FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Say Francisco, Nov. 6, 4.10 p. m.—The ship Gleaner, from Boston has arrived at this port, The market is quiet and the weather showery. The Rey. Dr. Wadsworth, late of Philadel- phia, was regularly installed pastor of Cavalry Church last evening. A fire at Volcano, in Aman-lorcounty, which occurred on the 30th ult., destroyed St. George's Hotel and several of the surrounding bulidings, The loss is $25,000. A new vein of copper, Averaging 15 per cent { has been struck near the celebrated Copper- polis region, in Calaveras county. It was opened 120 feet below the surface, and 12 feet wide, and is believed to be richer than any former discovery. ph ees THE CASE OF COMMANDER PREBLE. New York, Noy. 7.—The Herald of this morning has an appeal from the commander ot the Preble to the President and Secretary of the Navy, in relation to injustice being done him relative to the Oveotos entering Mobile harbor; also, Preble’s full report of the affair to Admiral Ferragut. DEATH OF COM. PENDERGRAST. PHILADELPHIA, Noy.7.-Commodore Pender- xrast, Commandant of the Philadelphia Navy Ward, died this morning of a paralytic attack, aged 62 years. He was over half a century in the Naval serv NEW Yo STOCK MARKET. New Yors, Nov. 7, 11 a. m.—First Board— U.S. Coupons, 1581, 103 '; ; 7.3-10 Treasury Notes, 1444; One Year Certificates, &&; Old Demand Notes, 126%; Gold, 131. —--= Ta istra Washin, Ub OxveEs.—All Commissioned Officets now in the city of Washington who are on sick leavé, or under medical treatment, will report forth. with to Surgeon Meredith Clymer, U.S. Vels.,, No. 16 Pennsylvania avenue. By command of Brig’t General Wadsworth. Joun P. Suzreyuns, A A. Gea’ ‘prison, on a charge of corres) j shal, for uteering LOCAL NEWS. _— THe Next Cnimixar Court. wai fccordance with sp at — =e Joba fo Eevee Ee Donglas«, Register of Washing- rd, Recorder of Georretows, ana Clerk ef the Levy Court, drew the jareestat the next icrm ot toe * dend ut j at nex Criminal + te which commences on the firs, Monday in December: Grand Jury-3-T. Van Riswick, J. P.* George Yarnell, Southy S. Parker, J » jt. James Boss, B. Brigh acob + Ino. c. wis, John G. inson, Henry Barron, J. Ag ee iley, . Know! joses P. Sw Gant, W.S. V and Jos. 3. Barrer a ARRIVAL Oo” Prizes anv Paisoners.—The Teaser, Ensign Sheridan, tomfanding ar- Tived last rye two schooners Sete arc taken ip the nameless ; William Messeil, inthe Grape not, Andrew JvDew, Rickards. ma hi aE Bawards, a rebel in uniform w a i e i i Marshal's office; but & mice,” he came out and dismissed the and returme~ to the theater to ‘where shal. This morning arrest, and was sent to the Old it ix to be |, bo will learn how to attend te his own duties in future, and not assame these of the Provost Guard. - —_—>—-— . _ The Cask Oy RH. Ocance—Iam informed ~y a nearrelative of Richard H. Clarke, E who is now in confinement at the Old F ponding with the enemy and sending clothing into Virginia, &e., that as brother-in-law and business of the Messrs. Semmes, now in the rebel (One in the Congress artd the other in com: of the steamer “20),") hehas written there upom business matters, and in one instance sent letters by a person who went to Rickmond by permistion of the government. Itis stated at the War oo. that certain letters have been intercepted which led to the arrest. Mir. Clarke is, J think, a relative of Col. Ives, whe, is aiso in the rebel service.— Wash. Cor. Balt. Sun. . “ —-_—_. EXPrrasinG SeCesh SexTiIMENTS.—Yester- day afternoon, the visitors to tor at the wwe A Ws a man, drunk, named R. P. Compton, said to be in one of the Departments, but who name as Smith, Who, after be had board, went into one of the offices at And stated that he was a Southern 3 the South would be successful; and Be i & Monitor, she was a d—d with otter talk of this sort. He wae and put im irons in the gnardhouse, but he will likely be transferred to the Old Capitol to-day. eis“ 2a ALEXANDRIA Arrarns.—Herman Bachmaa, t y I, 19th Connecticut regiment, ac- of Company I, cidently shot himself through the foot yester. day afternoon, while cleaning his gun, in ffoat of the Provost Marshal's office. season will soon set fn, if we are to have we hard winter. : Several cases of small-pox are amongst the «-contrabands” in this place.—4ies. Gazette, Nov. 6. . peel. c=» LE Cracrit Covkrt.—To-day, in the following cases, inquisions were rendered for the plais- tifts:—Geo. W_ Hoover vs. H. Dreier, G. A. W. Randall vs. C. B. Graham, W. Wiisew vs. H. ° 5. Saxe, aud Geo. W. Miller ys. Hannah Ul- ich. In the case of Nicholey Jensen ys, W. F. De Eichleran, action for siander in publicly stating that the plaintif was ho the jury re- turned & verdict for plainuiff for 450 damages. ain Drowxrn.— An interesting litdle child, named Willie Walker, grandson of Mr. Warwick, of Sixth street, was accidentally drowned im Georgetown on Wednesday night. Hehad &c- companivd his mother to see afriend and whilst engaged in conversation, lite Willie wandered out of doors, and soon fell into the canal. ‘ Sapna DisLovat.—A man named Dunn, was ar- rested yesterday, order of the provost mar. isioyal sentiments. He re. fused to take the oath, of allegiance, and was therefore sent to the Old Capitol prison, where he will remain until he does take the eath, or until the next exchange of State prisoners takes piace, ace SALE or PAtwrrses.—The sale, by Messrs. J.C. McGuire & Co., yesterday, of the remain- ing paintings of the Iste Charles B King, was largely attended. There were tures, which were sold qnite low, the Chicot pictavee sf Shs gang eet hy choicer pictures went, will, to the Redwood Library, eomext he. L a . THE ConTRABANDS.—Gen. Wadsworth has authorized Mr. Nichols, superintendent of the contrabands here, apprentice the children now at the con camp in this city. An effort will be made to procure for them com- fortable homes, and to have them instructed in useful employments. sasinteeeettfiipecemne Dismissep.—Yesterday, Alfred Gleason ap- peared before Justice Donn to answer a of larceny of & tin cup, twe blankets and a from D. Miller. The evidence shewed that sonm misunderstanding had existed between the complainant and the defendant, and the facts not j @ commitment for court, the case was dicunooed. meee SY ot 2 T CoMMITTED FOR Grawp La gcExy.—Yester- day, man arrested ner ee Porice.—Thomas Sullivan and Charles dinger were arrested the Patrolmen of the and atier an “TALE OF THE CHIMNEY CORNER.” The next issue of the Sunday 1 will contain » liar prot Tale of Corner”? Seay Tica Dessess much literary and pot, By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ° Ree a Sy ee Sis Wines SY ate 1 Bue Milch Cow, 2 Irom Oounting House of which ia large, Aug, at tl o'clock, athe Horee Market. two eed orees ‘Terms cesb, u