Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1862, Page 2

ee THE EVENING STAR. HINGTON OITY: we AeDAY....NOVEMBER 19, 1 | { | 363. READING MATTER ON BYBRY PAGR. | - INTERESTING TELB- | SEE OUTSIDE FOR GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SPIRIT OF THE eaprersps ——_. P The Iniciligencer argues that the recent out- givings of the New York Tribune (if they could be beheved) as to pending negotiations oe northern conservatives and the insurgents. thow that the conservatives are capeceapere reconstruct the Union in such 8 mam President wonld, from the tenor of his-Bman- cipation proclamation, ouidently apBrone.: Red i — cpeeall y of Bale what ox « friends’ think of the policy which offers to forego eman- pation Rebe! i lay down their meson ay fom naory joyal citizens diese as the hoparre= ii ;ression of opinion itis likely ee oem to be interesting for the light it will shed on the secret thought of those who have been exhorting others to ‘stand by the jon?” PiThe Chronicle says itcan make every allow- ance for the troubles of the loyal men of the border slave States, but it cannot understand how they can consent to oppose the Adminis- tration or to join hands with the Van Barens and Woods of New York or the Reeds and Hughes of Pennsylvania. The Republican devotes its space to-day to abuse in every variety, original and quoted, of the Star. Some time ago, in weeding our exchange list, we had occasion to drop a worthless paper called the “Ohio State Journal.” The result * is a long string of slang aimed at the Star by that paper, to which the Republican, in appa- rent default of anything better wherewith to fl its columns, gives place to-day. &7 It is estimated that one thousand com- missioned officers are now absent from their regiments without proper leave. Gen. Halleck hos cetermined to adopt the most stringent measures to cure this laxity of discipline, and all offenders will either be ignominiously dis- missed from the service or else tried by court- martial for desertion in the face of the enemy. A long list of names for dismissal has already teen prepared. The most comprehensive and decisive messures are also to be taken for the arrest and punishment of deserters from the ranks. Internal Revexve.—tit haying been vari- ously stated that the Commissioner of Internal ‘Revenue had estimated the receipts for revenue during the present year at $360,000,900, there is authority for saying that no such estimate has been made, and in no instance is it thought ‘will the receipts exceed one hundred and fifty or one hundred and seventy-five millions. s7 Gov Andrew has, it is said, subm tied the proposal is President Lircoln to place an iron-clad man-of-war in Boston harbor. The Alabama hasbeen already within twohundred point ether under Genera! Curtis or General , the rebel iron-c miles of that port, and the Governor, in view of the necessity of the work, offers, on the part of Massachusetts, that she shall build the craft in case that the General Government cannot. Sa No order has yet b en issued by the Goy- ernment for the imprisonment of Rev. Messr-. Goodrich, Leacock and Fulton, who w-re sent Noth from New Orleans, under arrest, for re- iusing to pray for the President of the Unit-d Stites; and for the present they are on parole among their friends in New York city. —_—_——$_—_—__ a7 Eighty-one of the Ozaukee (Wisconsin) rioters, who made forcible resistance to the ex- ecution of the draft, have arrived at Milwaukie, looking decidedly dejected and crestfallen. Mr. Kemp, the merchant who led the mob, has been set tochopping wood for the stoves in Camp Washburn. #7 It is currently repo:ted that a son of the Confederate General Stuart has been an in- mate of the Pennsylyania Hospital in Phila- deiphis, from which institution he escaped on Sunday nigit last His nam= was Charles Stuart. S7 Elsewhere in the Star of to-day see inter- cepted letters of Confederate officers, showing the discontent prevailing in the Confederate army, @nd the apprehensians #14 + ever uuis Se Se Hon. William Kigler has written a letter Geclining to become a candidate for the United States Senatorship from Pennsylyania, and Proposing a plan for the adjustment of the Na- tional troubles. 7 Commodore Van Brunt, who has been for some days on special duty at the Brooklyn navy-yard, has received instructions from the Secretary of the Navy to report at once to Gen. Banks for service. #7-On Saturday last there were 9,575 men in the various camps in Massachusetts awaiting marching orders. eee S7 The second dratt in Connecticut has been indefinitely postponed. I: was to have taken place on the [9th inst. —— From Rockville. MURDER TRIAL—ROCKVILLE EDITOR SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL PRISON—NEW JALL—THE DEAYT LN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. (Correspondence of The Star.) Our cireuit court adjourned brief session of five days, was that of Ruth Easton, murder of her husband, ch last. The circumsta: pe time. The parties r on Friday, after a The only jury trial charged ‘with the Ninion Easton, in nees were detailed esided in MeCrack- near Laytonsville, and the deed ited by the woman after she had freely. She cut his throat and beat him with an axe, afterwards concealing herself. The weet Ba age & verdict of “Guilty of manslaughter but not guilty of murder; in- sentenced her to confine- almshouse until she shall reason. paper published here, ment in the county bave recovered her We have now no the Union and the Sentinel having been sus- [sero Matthew Fields, the Proprietor of latter, is now in the Old Capitol q The Sentinet was notoriously of the ox man both e ex-Mary- land News Sheet stripe, ° aatiwees did infinite mis The new jail built here Georgetown con- tractors has been ‘seonpaca tp the county com- missioners. It has “all the modern improve. mente,” and is quite a different affair from the Satuque structure it superseded. ‘The draft for Montgomery county takes place here next week. There has been considerable = ulty in getting an examining surgeon to x. ¥.Z —_—————__ From Nasivitix.—The latest accounts from Nashville represent Gen. Rosecrans as await. ing the completion of repairs to the railroad between that city and Louisville, so that the regular receipt of supplies can be as:ured. He eee he will not move for Popaltr effect. ar is a business, and must be conducted pee sk Or notatall. A very stringent gen- Tr has been issued touching [soldiers who surrender themselyes that they may be ; and sent home. Getermined to send all su — Grieg has ic “a hase with nightcaps on their he: at pe them ignom Sicasly on dress’ parade, While a on dress pai 5 it at Bowling Green, General Rosecrans made r4 brief speech to Gen. Rousseau's division, to the — i he had accepted his xew command purpose of making war th —- 3 upon the rat Narhbeebeacireaeen Psat et 87 The Jackson Mississippian of October 21 says: “There must ‘ bea million bales of cotten in — States of and Mississippi, and it Bevetered to the Goversmarnt® Mae of will nt. © agent for Meosouthwist, Mr. DeBow, is, we understand, so take that quantity, and pay for it | oorm pee Tee ant bonds, whi : ly, ‘where, and will Re welees ‘he rates which he ts cotton, and for which he Were established &nd are very much ubecribing to the ey the location | of the recent movement of the Army gf the Rockvitiy, Mp., Nov. 17.—Editor Star-— | Orm: OUR MILITARY BUDGEYF. > FROM LEFSBL RG. OUR CAVALRY YETI special Dispatch to the } ; er ya. Nov. 18.—We Sti}! hold this cra, VA. 2 sti Deere a force of cavalry, thamgh iniiew town withaf Potemac and euticipated movempnts of Gen. Sigel’s corps, I shall net be surprised at any moment if orders reach us to evacnate it. All has been quict immediately around us tor some time past. In ade:tion to the caralry force mentioned above, there are also about one hun- dred and forty Union army stragglers from many different reciments, who should be promptly recalled to Washifigton, “Nid “dis- patched from thence to theirseveral comniand~ STONEWAtT. JACKSON. The Iatest information from Harper's Ferry reprerents Stonewall Jackson as “falling back.” This means that he is hasfening to join Lee's main army with his command, we take it, as was anticipated in yesterday's lar. | However, whether he is doing so or not, wre feel very sure that he will hardly venture an attempt to make a serious raid in this direction | or in that of Maryland, Lecause he must know | that there are ample Union troops in both to | meet him promptly and successfully. The fact that his late movements have been sv long | shrouded in mystery, proves, to our compre- | hension at least, that his force is much less than is generally thought within our lines. The force of Sigel, Gen. Heintzleman’s command, and the troops at Harper's Ferry, and elsewhere on the Upper Potomac, are so disposec and so kept in readiness for a movement in «ny direc- tion his possible movements may render neces- sary, as that the good people of Maryland, who have been anticipating kis disagreeable pres- ence among them, may dismiss their current fears, we assure them. ti THE LONG BRIDGE. Gen. Heintzleman's orders (published else- where in this afternoon's Star) closingthe Lonz Bridge to the travel of the public is occasioned by the many accidents of late occurring upon it through the meeting of the Government's railroad trains and citizens’ teams unaccu-- tomed to close proximity to locomotives; always resulting in delaying the progress of the former more or less. PROMOTION AND RESIGNATION. First Lieut. MeIutosh, of the 5th recular cay- alry, has been appointed Colonel of the 3d Pennsylvania cayalry, vice Col. Averill, also promoted. Lieut. Col. Sam. Owens, (of this city.) who | has commanded this regiment so suceessfuily since the promotion of Col. Averill, has re-icned im consequence of being thus overslaughed by Gov. Curtin. BRIGADIER GENERAL GORMAN, Brigadier General Gorman, though ordered | recently to report at St. Louis, h ordered to any specific duty there. doubtless be assigned to duty on reaching that not been He will Rosecrans, to either of whose commands his | well known efficiency and experience in the | field will make him ot great value. IMPORTANT DECISION I RELATION TO * DRAFTED MEN. | The following important decision has been elicited by the gentleman to whom it is ad- dressed: a u 3 NDITION OF: N OCCUPATION THERE. THE CONDITION 2 _— ET /nouneed, thi icksburg. The advance consists of (ren. Sum- ner’s corps, tnd this mornin and Porter's (now Butterfie: Warrénton Junction and joined the main body of the army, already advancin: | it wontd be THE FOR WARD MOVEMENT. — AFPATBS AT AQUIA CREEK. > AFFAIRS ALONG TILE ‘NE. atch to Philadelphia Inquirer) As we have alresdy ane | acuation of Warrenton and ad- of the Potomae, Wis Nowxxree | | { | H | ac@nt points, by ihe Atm: J p was first commenced on S day morving, . and by this morning was ‘ly completed, heGrand Army being on its route to Freder. j G Hooker's ) corps left Lastevening | ining a large which are not | yy left Warren. | i nun.ber of trains of cars, com antity ot Government stor wttely needed by the 2: r matters along the line, arrived this :mora- at Alexandria. Trains, howover, Were ran- ning out as far as Manassas this morning, for e purpose of collecting stores at that aad in- : ate points. 7 Thus it will be seen that the movement of onr Army iS a general one, and that all mili- tary operations are to be removed to that sec. tion ot Virginia previeusly alluded to. As already reported, there are no rebel forces in the vicinity of Aquia Creek. | The railroad at this point, connecting with Fredericksburg, seme fifteen miles distant, is sadly in need of repairs before military stores can be transported over it. Within some seventy-two hours, how- ever, there is no doubt but a corps of engineers wiil soon place the road in good aT. The_steamer Nelly Baker left Washington for Aquia this morning, and will epeedily make regular trips between this city and the latter named place. As yet, none of the bridges along the line of Tailroad between Manassas Junction and War. renton Junction have been destroyed, although there is@ittle doubt but such a course will be pursued some time during to-day or to-mor- Tow. A report that trains of cars containing army stores were run between Alexandria and supposition that the latter named point is also being evacuated by Sigel, and that his forces will immediately join those already on their way te Fredericksburg. ee PROBABILITY OF AN ATTACK UPON CHARLESTON, Soi sip ~aeliaes (Dispatch to the N. Y. Evening Post.} ASHINGTON, Noy. i8.—It is believed tan attack upon Charleston wi long postponed. The rebels have been m: ations for the attack for several are to be believed, will not sur der the city simply because it may be mercy of one of our iron-clads. The inhabit- ants will be ordered to leave, and the town, if necessary, will be consigned to fiames rather than be surrendered, So far as I can learn, both army and navy desire that the re should take prcaely. this course, ing jt and proper that this treasonable city should be destroyed. The preparsions for attack are so porfect t there can be no doubl w ron Will suc the town F tt been expressed that th tment would turn aside from its pla: k upon the rebel ports because ming reports trom England in refe: jad fleet said to be there, but Mr. Welles will not deta: lay 7 5 1 1 because of an foreign news yd The loyal Atlantic citi-s y defend but none of the ston or Mobile, any other rebel city, wii! be detained. The work of preperation has been stow, are iis gigantic proportions; but it is beli by onr naval authorities here rat the results Will abundantly justify the mes | War DerartMest, Wa-hingion, D.C.. Nov. | 1, 1562.—Hon. Silas Livermore, Guthrieville. Pa. — Sir: In reply to yours of the 27th nlt., desiring | to be informed on certain questions apperttining to the draft, the Secretary of War directs me to say that, when a drafted man furnishes 4 sub- | stitute that is accepted, the two change places. The principal is liable to another dratt, if made, just as he would be if he had not been draft at first, and the substitute is bound by the first | draft of the principal, just as if he had been | drafted himself. Very respectfully, C. P. Buckineram, Brigadier General and A. } PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL FOR THE FIRST AND SECOND SCHOOL DiIs- ‘CTS. —The Night Schools for the First and nd Schcol Distri-ts will be united for the pres- ent season and gee in the joint charge of Thor. M. Wilson and 8. John Thomson, principals of the male grammer schools in anid districts’ The aes- sions will be held in the school room at the corner pela Be west from MON- AY to y y ENIN: inginaive. of esch | eck comennaaece Ge WaEHHalEodih SETS | signed. H. MILLER. ROBT RICKETTS, | H/UTERMEWLE. ROT. MORSELL | W.J. RHEES, 3.) WILS¢ | no 13 tf T: 3. | 7H EXECUTIVE MANSION Novemaer 1, 1832. Until the meeting of Congress the Prosid ent will Rot receive visitors after 12 o'clock M. on any day. Dov 3-4w 7 i =. —— FOR SALE—A fine young SADDLE IORSE; Aeoe Wel! in harness S hwest corner nO 13t" PN CLARER AND SAU TERN e by NORRIS, CALWELL & CO, 213 Pa. avenue PIANO FOKTE, | ply tod. FUSSELL. nor loth and ata, CSSE EE. Bort CHAMPAGN E, WINES for « Bo 19-3t* ONE VERY FINE 7 0C. having beni ti vil paring beenin use a short Serer: rar Ube sold for $175. To be s : pili be sold for $175. Tobe seem at ME: ‘T'S Music Store, no 19 compensate for the del Those result almost within reach now and possibly days, will pass away betore thrilling news from the Sou e country. INE APPLE CHEE S Pp SMOKED HERRINGS Th bores and barrels Por sale by NORRIS, CALWELL & © no 19-51" 293 P nols-sty Gs D ENTBRTAINMENT AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALT, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, November 21-t FOR THE BENEFIT OF TUR SICK AND WOUNDEB SOLDIERS. GRAND CONCERT BY TILE MARINE ® vnug, WALLER in his Magic Wond: . The Great HERNANDEZ TROUP have kindly volunteered their ser oceasion, ren 2 cents, r bills SEALED PROPOSALS A »S of December, 1362, at 12 for th ps for this no 19-47 ed till the 21 day M.. for furnish- ing the Subsistence Deparime ith 2 BARRELS OF FLOUR, > ae eee Be ee _ Bids will be received for what is known as No. 1, and No.3,and for any portion less than th OO barrels, Bids for the diferent zra shonld upon separate sheets of paper, No be 4 unless Ube bidder is present to respond Nertained to his bid The quantity of Flour require: barrels daily, delivered either at the G Warehouses in Georgetown or at the pot at Washington, B Cc. Tie usun! Government i Just be the Flour is The barre! Bids will be giance, and be ¢ Cs r. 8. 0 nspection will be mad ved de 0.8 4., W 1 Proposnis for Flour. ENGLISH PIC /ROSS & BLACKWELL'S OH Cc A CILLI and GERKIN in barrels. if a NORRIS, CALWELL & CO. _no B-st* 213 Pa. av., oppo, Willards’ 4 HIP. i Tar Bubscri day wesociated with | him in } as er. his son, Jimuga W. Orme. and the tirm will be kno! as W, wu hereafter WM. ORME. me n. November 19, 1862 Tur SCHOONER DAVISON. Captain Jackson. | is now ready to receive freight for the abuve port, and wil? receive on aE EPER BERRY _Bo 19-3t* 85 Water st.. Georg Fe 2,000 sv POTATOES— POTATOES! SHELS OF PRIME : JACKSON WHIT ! Just arrived and for eale toa dla atone _fo 19 ste so Waterss aan SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited t S of Deeember, 18%, for furnishing the Subs ence Department wilh 400 TONS OF HAY baler. The first d: livery to be commenced on or about the 2th «f Decem ol i imbelore theend wf said Monthy ne” WwNntity put The Hay to be shipped by water and = Rerreret Sth street. and weigh: hel Bicders mast state in ti pousds at which they wil Firn s making bids mu the parties interested Payment to be made fn: ds as Government r bids the price par 100 rnish the Say. tate the names of ail im Treasuty notes, or such | ™. for distribution, gg bay Bids to bx directed to Ohi rca imADEC erie. 8.8.3. A., and endorsed “Proposaia for EB Z __ 80 y = — = STEWART'S rior articie. for ‘ i Spare i LL & CO, RACOA ABSYNTH AND DEAKY BITTER, NORRIS, CALW c Fer sale by | 19 3t- Ro Fok SAue orn HORSES. youn, SPRING ha AGON or F pair of IRE —A very valuable gaudeonnd. A strong + Suitable for Sutler’s Inax OK SALE —Several very fin . HORSES. suit for Army Oiicers. trai + field Also n BROUGHAM tind Inrge BROUGH ¢ xhee _ Tiase» are in good order will o£ Oin! . heap. twee Gan Hy emauire at 406 Tweift h street. be- aaa uo +8 SOR SALE~A large sorrel H¢ gentle:a goed family horse and #: t for w suller, will be sold cheap, aa theo % is going - Tere the ty above Third st) ERISON BBLS, PRESH SELEG Se “ CHESTNUTS, % “ APPLES # Doves fresh LEMONS, For sale by GRESE _ROmS-St* 291 Pr ar SAL WRRELS PRIME BOSTON APPL is, GREENINGS. and 11U BRAR 980N NONSUCH. Just received and for sale. Apply to Wd d STRAEK sisth at and Mow Fork gry or ne SoLT + Metropolitan Mill, Tweifth BRB BALE—A Fears old, latel: be ond R 1 j,8old for want 8 Gift Store, Pa ho TED £UGS, RMINK 1 bet ad 10th ate AM & CA tw. 9th etzitse dark bay MA! ng to an offire Tr MNT al FOR NEW YORK. | = APPLES AND POTATOE per Schooner Barrels fo Bushes POTATOES. a superio: r © in lets to suit purchasers, vi arf. foot of 13%, street, hy = et e ia oO. RU SELL. & CO UNARRIVALLED MINCE MEAT?! The most Convenient. E ical and Delici m9 Artiele for So't by Grocers generaily POR SALE—A large BL perfectly gentle aut souad; is a zood family horse; travels well in harness. will he sold cheap. Apply at 708. SHAFFIELDS Confectionery, No. 326 éth street ad H. b pis City. nl7 a FOR. SALF, Ax Excellent HORSE for fam’ Sound and gentle; goes well under f Also. a good two-seat ROCKAWAY and 3. To be seen at Mr. PUM very Stable, © streei, in rear of nol RMY AND NAVY srppht A STORES. Pickles, Preserved Bent’s Crackers. French and Spanish italian Bologne Sausages. if ERED. 8 no 17-e0St Corner Pa aven' A CIGARS, 7 TAGOS, tly waddle AM ats, Salad Oils Olives Sauces . COZZENS, meand tsth at. ARZUELAS, ROSA Bouquet Conchas and Op Tubacen. E-pa «, Pumari mae Brown, Carbaga: de Petus. Ch Sas Sens ne FRED. 3. COZ7ENS. no I7-e03t _ ¢ rer Hth st. and fea uA, STUFFED OLIVES, FRENCH MUSHROUMS M's a8, Kiageolet Beang (French |, Non € reneh Aspara sperges de Cho Jhieken’s Wings. Ailerous de Volaili 5 Gras. Pate de Vean, Ac. ee. FRED. 8, COZZENS. rner Pa a HAI ’S TOBACCO enue and i4th at, Savory, y TOBAUC®. Vivandicre, Turkis il Young America, Standard and aprestre 10 other b * ERED.S. COZENS, anaes Age h st. and Pa. ave, tome attention o} > particularly directed © & new style of Saro acco, put up for com- ae vie Anderson's Solnce. and at Teas DS) “4 UST RECEIVED O1 = Jie eee unction at. 8 o'clock, and, alter collecting | nd bat a few weeks,% FE 486 NEW FALL STOCK. Or Commissioner of Internal Beran ia pro- es ie OFFICIAL. Treaster Derantunst, riomor Istexsar Rerese T te y the follo apie he wi {tke ef! os re det the States ‘the Rock taime, ving Playing Crrds,— Proprietary, Telegrorh, pares se —_ ee, (fire ame me vines Paster: Tikampa hepgin eppcified is Beredy roquired imthe act ta ved ey be: onand after the Tat day o ce aber usxt; an = Fons guilty of surely ao jcctian 0 mol ih a i op a] eee denublct ley Be bot TW ent, no !9-eost NeRAL Oxpurs, No, & — pide over the Potomas wi Government purpox"s. Heapgranters Derexcrs or Wa Commissioner Internal Revonue. ———— at November 19th, 1562, f re: ie iit'on 7 be used for Neither private vehicies will cross the Lorg ridge, but must go by way of the Aque- duct Bri¢ge. By comman n a 19-78 . Gen. Heintz: wan. a MOWAUNCRY McKRRVER, Aasistant Acj"t General, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. —The tenth @RAND ASSEMBLY of OTe STEEDS ELUB will be given at Aanck Hatt, Bost.. between 9th and [ean on TAD DAY NIGHT next, Nov. 20, in sausequen o Soret pein p08 - La bg © a Feey eckite Halts pubtiehed will be reesivable at Temperance Hall en the night of the 7. Tickets $1, admitting « gentleman ies, Committee of reanreaeets James Flanagan, Michael ‘Tigan, John Ho. Patrick Hogan. < Dennia Med ATR, no 19-2! H emselves that neither thared to make this the Tickete 91, admi BVE, (Wednesday, Nov 23.) The Committee pl TH SLAND PRIENDSHIP 30- CATION The second GRAN As ‘D BALL ing nor expense will iLof the sea! 7 thee, A. Hutton, James T. Knight, . Martin. PiHail, ' Wm. Vernon. no G Gainesville yesterday, would give rise to the pate Oe Tem en IMPORTANT NAVAL PREPARATIONS. | ‘| S AND BOARD can be had in a house oc. Seeeiey a Bo y applying at | 374 Ninth street, near New York av. erANCe rp, Y NIGH Hall, on admitting a a tee ef Arrai oD MoNamara i. OOD TIMES COMING !—The SHIELDS BOYS, ir friends. in 27 Eero eE AND ABSEMbLY oe iT, November 2th, at, Eatrect. Tickets '@1,| a ladies. ‘-—J. Flanegan, J. He- + rrigan, P. Hogan. nit BOARDING. cupied by Northern family, b: ot near no 19-3 B commodated wi No v4 LL.EASANT ROOMS, with good BOARD,-can be drensat No. 863 ren, at No. 563 ie ner of the Smithsonian Grow OABD.—Persons visiti manent or tra ing OAK DING Teasor abl Cc entleman and wife without chil- ‘weifth st. the southwest cor- no 1-2t* ig Baltimore and desir- ith corafortabie and pions ; 2 eam have BOARD. at —A few m je price. at 252 North B street, near 3tonly haifa sqnare frow the avenue, pr A F ting. one square f: St Por sale a good Bay RORSE, 6 years oid, enital for an offcer; wie used by an officer in four bal ‘ar Office. ating erma. Star Ofice ble ice $75. «id because owner has no use for h iso, a Poi: ter SLUT; price $19 “rola at? JOUR OR FIVE YOUNG MEN CAN ¥IND cod Ronrd )y applying at 534 Twelfth street, De 18-21" dwell Furnished ROOMS Single and communica- Hotel, Inquir no 13 BOARD, inn respectable private "nee between Pennsylvania t. and between lth and 2th ats. ference required Addres«“T, oce PEIRA noth? ile is @ in this ‘0 19-3t* MITH. A Most Evrstleat Text Medium te sittings for a short time te tho: that their dec d as deseri cor- future events of seeing re Hours f able, u no 17 41" OF.) JAMAICA RUM ENNESSY AND PINNITT, CASTELLIN & ‘S BRANDY, ii vintage For sale by ORKRIS, CALW L co 213 *HERRY AND ULD PORT WINES. Be of ie | r ngs from 16 to 9. Roome at No. 60 South A LDITION, owmbox P. M. FROM FAIRFAX STATION. 2. ENERAL EL AT CENTREVILLE. ee ciate NO SIGNS GF THE ENEMY THIS SIDB OF THOROUGHFARE GAP, —aniseinen {Special Dispatch to The Star.j ma -Fampax Statiox, Nov. 19-—Lhear that yee- terday the main body of Gen. Sigel's command tock a position for the’fime being ranring from Centreville to the Ball Ran battle ground, ins cluding the latter within their lines; the Gen- eral himself being now at Ceatreville. There has been, however, ne signs of the en- emy this side of Thoroughfare Gap that I can ; hear of. Sigel'’s movement in this direction, } therefore, has been, doubtiess, in connegtion | and concert with the movement of Burnside's i army. HW j THE BANKS EXPEDITION. It is understood that a large force, supposed ' to be designed for Gen. Banks's expedition to | Texas or elsewhere, is now being gathered at ; Fortress Monroe. Our Anxt “Retreatinc” Towarpsa Ricr. OND.—Seceeh in Washington is felicitating self to-day over the notion that the Inte movement of our army is a compulsory one and that it is in reality retreating before a sudden attack by Stonewall Jackson. It isan odd sort of “retreat” that takes our army towards Richmond! TELEGRAPHIC. — LATE FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO. i ——>—_— i THE POSITION OF THR FRENCH IN MEXICO. CAPTURE OF A REBEL STEAMER LOADED WITH ARMS. AMMUNITION, MED- ICTNES, &e. New York, Novy. 19.—The steamer Bio Bio, from Havana on the 12th, has arrived. Vera Cruz dates to the Ist instant state that i no further engagement had oceurred. The Mexicans are endeayoring to place Puebla in a proper state of defense. Sickness continues in the French fleet. Several vessels were wrecked in a late gale, including ampng the number a French man- of-war and the American barks Shendon and Justice Story, snd the schooner Mary Emma. Several lives were lost. Almonte is no longer protected by the French. They will soon leave the country. A erund ball was given at the palace in Ha- vana on the Sth inst. {t was attended by Ad- miral Wilke =, Consul Shufeldt and others. The gunboat Wachusett left Hayana on the morning of the 12th, and the Santiago arrived. The steamer Kensington, at Key West, re- ports the capture of the Rebel steamer Edward Hawkins, from Havana for Rebeldom, with | arms, ammunition, medicine, &c. Seven small vessels loaded with coiton haye arrived at Havana. LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS. elie A MAN CHARGED WITH ABOLITIONISM TARRED AND FEATHERED. — New York, Noy. 19.—The steamer Potomac, which left New Orieans on the 7th instant, has | arrived at this port. She reports that the frigate Hartford and the gunboat have arrived at New Orleans. ‘The ship John Henry had been run ashore | on Southwest Pass to prevent ber from sinking. A man named Ellis, the keeper of a race hack at New Orleans, had been tarred and feathered | i j | i For sale by under pretense of being an abolitionist. Sey- Bo 19-3" os | eral arrests have been made of parties said to }ROF. AL. OWSKI, — | be implicated in the affair. P PIANIST a ant ete ebaclng The parties who committed a recent robbery request of his ® friends and pupi!s has ft A AnMere in Mam Ont meeey ned from his professional tour andaneng.a | SkSe4ROR SWOT aa oct of the vember. 16 rare perfection. A the voenl part, by his of vecajization he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders the yeice powerful, and enables the Finger to vocalize with f lity of tone rofessor Wolowsk By Prof. Wi only a slight knowledge of & very short time to read music with great facili and execute oper: rsa fer tterdbda 1 dren #. OLOWSKIE'S system a person hi music will be ena’ as wellasclassics! musi ives visiters daily from F st. INAY* AGENTS Prorosats will be receive: Monday, the fir . for two huni 216,600 To be delivered at the N, free of rporeces "AND SEG WHOL 0 ye cog OFFICE, WasuinoTon, Nov. 15, 1362, 4 at this office, until mber next, at3 o'clock p. ten thousand (210,009) yards ivth and proportions ches wide, viz rds 1a the government for freight or traus- 8. P_ BROWN, Agent. ARS FOR SALE aT ALE 2% Boxes of TOBACCO, light and dark 1b, Lumps, +, 1b. Do. 41b) Do 81's Do @ 2” gross FINE CUT CHEWING, in Tin Foil, in ROPOSALLS Will be received at the Butea: | Coxstruction, Treasury Department. until Dec ver det, | at 12 m.. for furnishing and |, | Marbie Tile for the Hails and Corridors of the west scetion of the Trensury Ex tension. j an and form of la The work of lay | time as the halls The Bureau wi or nli the bids. if in its © terest of the Governmen! iri 250.00 ry sat Tite pe free story. de white mar ferent Bra 20) gross FIN Al which are offered atthe low 9 High street, Georgetown ods delivered to any pa: € vein ms \vack marble of equal hardness as the such proportions of each as may not lors than one inch thiek on t sawed and worked square, and we | or Plaster, as shall a border of white aid at the bare 2 to 16 inches square.of uniform size quality he proposes to farmish. and proposals Engineer i no Lelit i T SMOKING, various Brand: SEGARS, anituble for Sutlers ani JAMES WALLACE. rt of the District free of _ noj15-1w* Tukastry EXT&SSION, Nor 18, 1982 unlity of Italian quality of clear Italian. a to be of the best ‘ble and the bes t @ most satisfactory, and arble, with , not less than’ one fuot throughont. The size of t mount required will be about ng to yesch bidder, show: erficial foot when Inid: alse rice per square foot xeperate fur the biack rble tile; the quantity of each kind ying them to be decided hereafter, ing the tile to be done from time to sare made ready to receive it. reserve the yy to reject any pond it be not for the in- toaccept then. ISAIAH ROGERS, n charge Treasury Department. iRep. & Int.) 20 do. CRANBERRIES. — 86 2 BO Voxes new FIGS and RAISINS | PAPERHANGINGS, 4 PRE ey MINCE MEAT, superior, | Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold’ Stam: Me- PRESERVED PEACHES. >. | dium and Low-priced PAPERS. appropriate & arreia MACKEREL | fon the richly adorned or most hawieeine | fake WINDOW SHADES. | A deautifal selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold ia | and Common Shades. Ball, Green and Blue Hol- es lauu, by the yard or made into shades. A i Wasninerox, N i Warren Putts we ee 1, f, . GTOM, N. ranted to te Gé, ii 6 Penecthet.t gIAF, purchased from Me Genaug | The bandsoment assortment i the District fram STORE Rs acd fata: fthe BOOT and SHOR the best wavulectors in the country. Alse,a bean- conducted ty Bae PeB. avenue, for mauy peor, tiful variety of dark Wood and small-nged Oval UATIEN Of the patrenas eecHUlly solicit contin: Spd Carte do Visite Frames of foreign and demes- Sowea | ‘he Patronage heretofore so liberally be, tle manufacture, towed . J PICTURE CORD AN TASSELS oie. Gm i WILSON, known to all the customers Different acer and en Pinee jugs, Nails, &c eal nar NANT EELS Coxe oe eee TITUS stats and s large aut choice selection of NEW DS, govies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary many new one i2 M! the old customers and maké me HARMON BU BN} pele: ROB WItaN *RDEAUX. RHINE, MADEIRA, SHERRY. B AND PORT WINES Chateau Magram ins: Cha Tes Chat. La Rone, 1aee and igus! Cha And a large tock of the chores Waeats ate i¢est Wines of Cham. Fist iy Dido, Tin Cabinet Versenay, Red and White Khe | Peter A Mumm's Bhine and “Mocs ttoe tee: ke. fore New Bo {7 est Wasingtoa, Dv. The the attention of those renovating is called to ve goods account of the times, will be sold at which were purchased for, and,on the lowest re- Munerative prices exclusively for for A CASH foots and labor, when purchased and executed. il articles warr: BI~ Orders for SHADES punctu: ‘ented as repr: nted. AVERHANGING oF WINDOW ly execu! in ci cy uniry. MaRkait rR, it doors No. 486 Beventh at., 0 0 18-Im* id Pollows’ Hall Bie LANNELS o it FOR OFFICER'S SHIRTS — ; bere PERRY @ BHO.” Pa, eve, and Ninte stress, n Wathington on the Ith No- itity, accuracy and fine tence, No. 451 Ith street, re necepted over eight years ef avy Yard. in this city, | . | tious upen th rst Wholsale | A property has heen recovered. . LOCAL NEWS. be NGINEER WoRKsHOP, Washington, D. C., Noy. By viving columns y near Nary Yard, In.—£ditor Star—Sir: the tollowing an insertion in your ou baye it in your power to confer a j favor upon, and render an act of justice to, many personally interested: From the manner in which reference is made in an article contained in your issue of last evening, to the embare nm of a portion of the 15th regiment N. Y. Engimeers, the public would be led to suppose that they had the pon- toon fleet in charge. This was not the case, for it was fitted ont and manned entirely by men belonging to the 50th regiment N.Y. Engineers, Col. Charles B. Stuart commanding. It was certainly a difficult task to work it through the Navy Yard bridge, but they (the 15th) did not perform it, Itas equally true that each boat had its complement of spars, flooring, anchors, pumps, &c, &c., and that all was conducted with systematic regularity, but not by them. And it is also a fact notorions, or ought to be, thar they have had nothing whatever to do with building the many bridges of this kind used by | the Army of the Potomac throughout its: Penin- sula ci mpaign: and more recently in its opera- ee oa am, sur, wil muchrespect, yi aM Company E, 50th reg't N. ourob’t serv't, NAUGHT, Y. Engineers. AL.—Hon. H. Wilson, Mass.: : Judr Rev. Dr. Bellows, Gibbs Van Be: Gen. H. » BOG, = . Carpenter, U. §. Ng US. V5 i Simon ~SA; . Tomp- Mi -; Michal ° Obio; Com. ly, U.S : Hon | Kelly, Pa; Hon. John A. Gurley’ and family, | ef ilo: Col. De Cesnola, N.Y cav.; Lt. Col. ‘wmpbell, N. ¥5 2. E. D. ams, N. ¥ | are at Witlards’. ap en B-.a~ | | General J. H. H.Ward, U.S, A. is at the Na- ticnal. HK. F. Conover, N. | Stewerd, Panama; j keeN R; F.C. Steward, F, G. W. P. Ross, J. Ros=, cher: auen, are at the Metropolitan Hotel. iW Si Bios 8 Mr. Eprron:—The Intelligencer of the 17th | instnt gives Toom toa communication signed purporting to censure Major Byia P Tintendent of the Columbia Armory, for the plo-ien of the powser in the yrounds of that building on Saturday last. Now I would re- speetiuily inform “Q”’ that at the end ef every | week or two the same quantity of condemned | powder is spread out on the groun as on the above day, but on this y soe Mans reted the powder in ahill tasteado: is u-ual spreading it out; hence the explosion. But as faras Major Ryington is concerned n> ‘lame Whatever can be attached to that zentlemaa. As for the damage dear, mo persun would ~-arcely notice that, being only a fw window glass broken in the immediate neighborhood, UNconceryen. | a WAshtnoton Mosgy MARKFT.—(Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furuished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers: Buying. Selling. U. =. Coupon Ponds, (61 . »L3y lot U ) Notes lois U.S. Certificates edd ne: _ Quartermasters’ Checks, paya. Able in Certificates. ° -. SY - U.S. Demand Notes . -123ai2t — American a 129%ai30 131 American 2 coon s RROD _ Virginin bas.) notes, $5 discount; Tennessee, 1S, South Carolina, Georgia, &c., 10at5. Rie Sasseus 10N Cases.—Before Jus- ypheson, disorderly; dis. do. and profane; flaed Trmrp-wand tive Cleyten. Missed. Wh, s. Wo unk: fined @t. Ellen U'Neil, drorderly, Workhouse ninety days. B sore Dust Walter.—Geo. Ganett, Elizabeth Sbolter, Zs a tis ebariah Holland, drunk and disor. yifiuedsrench. Fdw'd Shaughnessy, do.; eriy; fined $1. | —-o———— Recovergy.— Mary t-abel Carr, aa orphan ebiid, Tort years of age, who ha. iatrayed or been decoyed of from the Protstaut Orphaa Asylum, of which «be was an inmate, was re- ] covered yesterday, in the house of a Mrs. Wil- } linms, corneret E and Eigbteonth sts, where she Bard been y < by her father, a teamster, Mt As A profilgate fellow. She rst to the Asylnp. * MAnYLamp Ayesce ment depot, on this Derot—The a BrvarvBs.—Harvey 1 Tow reori a quantity of remarkably fine viet ge > trons of his two C street, -pemaenet the Washington and in the Fine Ward—as wrll as the host who bey bushel of shucked oysters and oysters by the him, are luxuriating-on at & great rate. few days. medical direetor of this city to gTeat and sudden increase of pation: —_—>_—_ Szconn Warp Station Cyne tei ee aes, an, emia. Peter Roterman, i a fined $158. ‘Wm. Osent, do. do. 81.38. Henry Wigert, do.; do. 215. Liut E s. Warcup, for trial. - 2 1xmkaT for the benefit of sick An ENTERTAINMENT and wounded soldiers will be given at Odd ongectcig hinge! = night, ofa t ie by Prof, aller, and performace by Her- nandez Troupe. ——— Crxccit Covrt.—The case of Harriet Ladde agt. Pairo & Nourse is still on trial. Daniel Rowland bas been appointed a notary public. ” - *UBN BO! FOR 'T-The hand- cane Brick HOUSE corser of ecsth Band me siirate, Dining room, Meth-seoee eat Wane’ i . s ~ ¥ 3 t, Kitchen, &¢., having every convenience for oo . Kiteben, — he th December The premisen eS FS © Building. rth Aud! Office BALLANTINE'S Book Store. 7th SERS ees no 155i" MES SHAW WILL pop ten THE t cises of her school on Monday, Nov. et Boom. 279 © 5 ‘3 and ay 12.5) per q ¢ Frevc! mer patrons of the school. EW NS. CURRANTS, FIGS, FILBERTS, N withers: CITRON, RESH GROUND COFFEE. Bo! EU Chow cHOW, y 3 . rs fine lotof FEACE BLOW OAL OLL and FLUID ge onhandst’ L.A. DELLWIG’s, Best made BROOMS and TUBS Bo! BAC id at ¥ Paar ¥. and SCH DAN sc bytes for menical use. MAICA SPIRITS, BRANDIES, OLD WHISKIES rT rants, of superior b: 8. LA. Li wia's at no T7-Iw Lr, WA AKER, 2B 318 Py Avenus, (Inos Hatt,) C. 8. would res: fully call the attention of ‘idents of Washi: apo also oeperti Las rel ersand . his and coed fi ¥INE GOLD AND SILVER WA’ soldiers and peddiers, ck TCH: = Being connected with a Caos npg lor h or Latin. ‘Sandi erlard and other for bo 17.8t* TORS, DELLWIG's. DELLWIG pure PORT Wi! house, and receiving my is direct, Lam able sell lower than any o' in the city. Call examine my stock before purchasing lsewbere. VAIL WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for we year. i WATCH REPAIRING done by a practical wateh- maker. ‘7 A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWR! SOLDIERS for Watoh Repairing. bo MP S w ufacturing CAMP. COOK and HEATING STOVES. which we will nell by. the dozen or hundred as cheap as she7 sin be perett in Baltimore... H.& uot & Reo, 5 no 17 {Iot.. Chron. & Rip | Gt YOUR Saseiee DON® NATIONAL AM LAUNDRY. Citizens, “Penna. avenue, Strangers, (opposite Grover's,) Hotels, t. 1Sand 134; loons streets, verybody. [nis-if} Hotels. EXAS, AND ITS LATE MILITARY . i Fae Evacuation, by Capt. Philips, U, S- Orley Farm, by Anthony Trollope. Andree de Traveney by Domas: 8 A'System of Logie, by P.M. pHlemoirs of N. Murray, D. D rim fe Wilson's Manual of Instructions in Object Les- 1. Ret of Charts for do.. $7 Otie’s Mlustrated History of the Panama Rail- roa: 1. The bite of Edward Irving, Minister of the Ne- tional Scotch Church, jon, by Mrs. 83 {no 8} FRANCK GP®EAT ComMoTIO®N i” FIRST WARD! WHAT CAUSES IT? itis BAR & BROTHER'S: NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Lately Opened, 7 No. 115 Pexnsrivasta Avexcs, Between lth and 2th sts. EVERY BODY IS RUSHING THERE ron - WELL-MADE & FASHIONABLE SUITS! Asthat is the very place now for every body to buy A FINE OUTFIT CHEAP! Please remember that our motto is FAIR DEALING 4ND LOW PRICES! Call at once and procure your bargains. o3/-tm* u GIVE ME A CALL! and th i is fhe public be wil onan, pis wR the season. He has hadi re red and neatly Gt! ie cereeitonmnn: ie pea chert be made ent of the locks . and ; ' Depot ¥*1 C st., det wth so s-tf “ Washington Bie! H OL0, STRANGER, Wh sevin to be in asery gre Paton POR = am going to buy anew suit, so Ecce inher harks! BE RE tail just at F atreet Cc %e THE, © OULENS.—A "Sse pics ouly, MBRES, AND supply of medium, mane DERRY & Pa, ave. A LL SIZES BED BLANKETS, in qualities from ate oetincectaldent » Oak Quiles, MEE ee Talia SMIT, Li's, No. 361 Tun tt et Se has iaat bis Store, and opened Eevtaud cheapent Mens” ant Bove’ CLOTHING TE . oes ¥ OR TDR oe a TRAE REE eae