Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING ING. STAR. | “ee BEADING MATTER wa OR BVERY Pag. BBs OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE guirare AND OYH®S MATTER: GTON OITY: WASHIN or ini? OP THE MORNING Pune, with senled orders. Destinadon Snknown. ‘The Intelligencer says it ia matier of grainis- | tien tu every loyal Americana ‘that the Seere- tary of the. Navy, in making op hie annual re- port had the agreeable and, to the country, the fie tering task of recording an almost anbroken series of energetic and valuable services per- formed by the Department wader his civil ad- Wintetrstion.” ‘The Cheoniele argues that the recent elections in Missourt show'that she desires to become a * vancing by way of Weldon to Suffolk, to re- Free State, and advocates the granting of har proyer for aid The Repwbiicoe praises Gens, Halleck and Pepe, and has a couple of columns depreciatory of Gen. MeCielian OUR MILITARY BUDGEF. aaa — es DIACONTINT ANCE OF THRE DIATRICT OF THE DB2ENCES OF WASHINGTON SOUTH OF JHE POTOMAC. The following order bas Leen issued: ter: 02 of Washi Headquariers Defence Sf were are H General Order Ni wtractions from the General, the Gistrict of the defences of Washington south of 11—tet. Pursuant to in- © the Potomac will be discontinued. All the re- | ports and ‘warded te thrs® headquarters. 3d. The following named officers will be transferred to these headquarters tor duty, in Gddition to the present staff, and will be obeyed Qnd respected accordingly: Lieut. Col. Solon Hi. Lathrop, Assistant Inspector General; Lieut. Col. Elias M. Greenep Chief Quartermaster; Capt. Joshua Norton, Assistant Quartermaster: Lieat. Col. Samuel McKeloy, Com. of Sun; Maj Leavitt Huot, Aid-de-Uamp; Capt. Gran- ville E. Johnson, Aid-de-Camp; Capt. Henry Morton, Aid-de-Camp; Capt. E. G. Sturges, Coramander of Ambulance Corps; Lieut. E. P. Deacan, Volunteer Aid-de-Camp. 34. Brig. General J. J. Abercrombie may Qraasfier his headquarters to the Arlington House. By commaad of Major Gen. Heintzleman ‘. H. Portas, A.A.Q. RELBAERD. Yeeurday, Major Sherburne, A. A. G.. con- timced bis labors throughout the day in the fmvestigntion of the cases of the prisoners con- fined inthe Old Capitol prison. Theresulewas tbe discharge of the following persons. Vix ile GF Lewis Jones, Wm. L. Littie- pag”, Jes. &. Willis, Haney Headley John H Bobrecht, Geo. Williams, Neii W. Sari, H. Brown, Jos. Maginge, Wm. H. Gran, Jo« Weailiace, Vincent Crob, Eustis Grymes aud The-. Joflersgn Gry mes. Prisoners of War—Jobn Barras, Mich’! Nu- grat, Patrick Hart, Edward Calbert, Samuel E:teridge, H. 1. Sinclair, Wm. Pyle, Geo. H Washington, li. S. Simons, Thos. Cahill, Zeb-- de- Cornweil, Oharles E. Eagan and Richard Lawrence. THE BANKS EXPEDITION. While i: now seems to be xenerally believed that this expedition is not designed to Spproach Richmond, the outside world remains as much in the dark as ever with reference to its desti- wation. Its comporition, stores, ships, &c., are uch as resily to bafile all attempts at shrewd Guessirg inthe premises. So the quid nunce Must continue to suffer an agony of suspense ‘with reference to its destination, it may be, for wretts on weeks to come. 22 New Jenery Evtroriat Coxyventios. -On Wednesday the newspaper editors of New Jer- sey held a convention, at which they adopted Fesolutions suggesting the increase of advertis- $mg rates as far as the business in their respec. tive loca:.ties will permit; advance payments for subscriptions: hereafter all notices of a Personal or private character, heretofore Known onder the title of “puffs,” shall be charged at regular advertising rates. A com- Mittee was appointed to memorialize Congress to sbolish ghe duty on paper manufactured broad, to as to neutralize the combination of paper spoculators's in this country. @F The Senate of the Weetern Virginis Legisiature have adopted reso! ntions declaring that Senetor Carlie bas violated the instruc- tions of the body that elected him, and request. fmg bim to resign. The House will, it is said, oncur in the passage of the revolutions. Reso- dations were also passed requesting the United tates Congress to pass the dill admitting ‘Westera Virginia as a State of the Union. 2 Parson Brownlow suggests, by way of @e offeet to the demand for the surrender of Gen. McNeill, that President Lincoln instruct (Gen. Bovecrans at once to demand a surrender of Bragg, whose army, on its late retreat from Kentucky, executed seventeen loyal men, @movg whom were Capt. King and his two eves @7 Private advices from Mexico state that tbe French army cannot leave its present posi- fon for the want of traneportation, and that Orders have been sent here for the purchase in She United States of one thousand mules, with hr reqeisite harness, and five hundred wagons. ‘The army will not, therefore, move until these Purchase sre made and the mulesand wagons resch the army. S9OT te © Brother Jonathan,” a well-known ‘Weekly paper putiished in New York, charges wmpoa the paper manufacturers that they have Combined to raise the price of paper beyond ‘what demanded by the increase in price of waterial, The « Brother Jonathan” proposes to de Ks part towards defeating the purposes @€ the combination by suspending publication | for a season. ‘Tue Piast Case —We learn that the case of he recent execution of a Turk for the murder of sa American missiorary—news of which Grrived by the last stramer—is the first on rec- ord im which Be death penaity has been in- Sicted on 2 Masecimaa for xiliing s Christian. ‘The Otcomaa Government were induced 10 set this example, by the urgent representation of the America State Department. OF The remaatic dramaof * The Poor Young Mas” ts to be reprodaced at Grover’s Theater to-eight, in the admirabia style in which it We preaented inet winter at that eetablishment, imciudimg in the cast sweet Lotty Hough, Set- ebeil, Barrett and others, of the excellant com- peay. _ ST Ger Bragg is scouring ne country around Maritr-eetoro’ sad Shelbyville, Tena, with parties, who are orderad to leave but * ome busdred and twenty pounds of meat in aR family, taking 11) *erpius meat for the Bebei army. Tes Peservest « RecertiosstoComwaxca Artes tHe Hotiara—Though no Public re Coptions will be given by Mra. Lincoln tnus ‘Wwieter, owing to tue recent family aMictions, the President's receptions will taxe place, ae meal, afer be holidays Camsaresns ayo Omio Caxac ~The Oum- bevinad Priagraga stairs tha! the canal centinu« im good navigabie ord-r. Boats ars continu. Gea. Vee, Military rnor of Norfolx is about to issue & proclamation ordering an election for & member of Congress trom the counties of Nortolit, Princess Aane, Nansemond @n4 Isic of Wight. 67 The own commirsioners of Cambridge, Ma4., have Gecided to issue notes in the name of the corporadoce of irse denomination than a now required will be for- OrFIcraL urxr or Save Waggisctos, Dew 6 ice fton the wrount of slicnage p0 Following cases : Pepin co. Waukeshaco , Brown co Bartimornn, Dec. 6. —Advicediyom ot ster} Monroe, of yesterday, announced the & fleet of saven transporte and two ir LATSB PARTICULABA. Fortekse Moxuom, Dec. 6.—There was 9 | ditirion, commanded by (ieneral Emory, sail- ed South trom here last night. It has been heretofore supposed that it wonld form a part of the Banks Eapedition. Ite destination ia to | reinforce General Foster in North Carolina. The reteis threaten to prevent him from ad- she Rober! Appi: Lor-mas Plerdingrr...... Michel Lecher...... & Narr wcrvarwer?, Dae 4.12, Offcial ipformation has been recsited by tha | Raed porvom cupaceced with tn naval e-vien: Officers and Seamen ocr ‘May toate po ay Baawret! capiercd : . Coxswair. feuman. fas A rdinary Beaman, Laademan. inforce Banks im fas advance from Suffoik i upen Petersburg, in overwhelming force. The 3 ry reinforeementa consist of three New York re- gimeats, one Pennsylvania,and one Magsacbu- | i ie bn * italics | Navy Department of the exchange of th. fllnwing =, including a force of . ver four thousand men.— Philadelphia Press. ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE. Gen. Hevey (aptares Greunda, omy sippt Brillan Gras Mevemeut«—Rebel Retreat O1s—Cress' “the Tallshatchie—Smali Pex Among the Centrabands. &c. Carmo, I, Dec. 6—From the Memphis papers we learn that Gen. Hovey’s expedition twenty thousand strong, which Ieft Helena, Ark.,some days ago, lauded at Friar’s Point, Siiteen or twenty miles below, and marehed to Grenada and took possession of that place. A large nurober of the citizens of Grenada fied on the approach of our troops, The editor of the Memphis Appeal has re- moved his pewspaper suablisktnens to Ma- Tietta, Georgia. Before the ecéupationtef Grenada by the United State troops, the rebels burned some fifteen or twenty locomotives and about one hundred cars. Carmo, UL Memphis to. Dec. 3.—There ie no arrival from ay. cae Helly Springs says the re falling back to Oxford. From Abbevilie we Jearn thatthe rebel rout from that piace is complete. The main body of Gen. Grant's arm: crossed the Tallabatchie Tuesday morning. hen the rebels learned themovements they burned their , commissary stores at Abbeville, and made a ” Rebels Concentrating 26 Geller. They wii range from five cents ap to | ary cons. precipitate retreat, Gen. Grant left Holly Springs xpaterday morning. Hi« headquarters would bedn Abbv- Ville laet night. Gen. Sberman croxsed the Tallahatchie ten miles below the point st which Gen. Hamilton crossed. Sherman crossed on pontoon bridges. It fs reported at Holly Springs thas Gen. Hovey’s expedition, which let Helen’ a few Gays ago, have penetrated to the Mississippi Central Kailroad, and destroyed the bridzes near Grenada, thus cutting off the rebel retreat. There were two new cases of small-pox to- day ameng the contrabands, There are now about twenty-fve in the hospital. Five died yreterday. ARMY OF THE FRONTIER. in Nerthwestern Arka the Ferces of Hindm: A Battle Imminent—G ing to Reinforce Gen of Defeat. St. Loris, Dec. 6.—[{Diapatch to the Phila- delpbia Prese.J—At headquarters last evening ‘we learn that intelligence to the following purport bas been telegraphed by Gen. Blunt from Cane Hill: Generals Hindman and Marmaduke appear to be consolidating their respective torces at a | point atout twenty m: south of Cane Hill, with an intention of givifig battle—propably of &ssuIning the offensive and moving upoa our ee No tears are ascertained as to the rv- sults From previous dispatches we recall the fact Yat Hindman + force was catimated at twelve, and Marmaduke’s at eleven thouraad. -Uf the amount of Blunt's ferce we are, of course, un- advised, but presume there is no danger that | the commander of the Department of the Mis- | souri will be caught napping. General Curtis. in view of this, has ordered Gen. Herron, with his « Division of the Mis- | to mareh to the relief of (zen. Biuntim- souri, mediately. Gen. Curtis is pushing forward other reinforcements, and the war in the State of Arkzneas will be prosecuted with imine d | vigor to the end. General Bisir will join General “Mcuter- nand’s ¢xpedition, and be assigned to the com. mand of adivision, McClernand’s army will be called the er of the Miesissippt. B. +see 87° Judge Carmichael, who wax released from conflnement in Fort Delaware last week, has arrived at his home in (lueen Anno's county, Md. S27 It is currently reported among the Seces. sioniste in St. Leuis, that Sterling Price has reeigned from the (or lerate service. S27 Two new iron- lade, the Keokuk and Catskill, were launched at New York on Satur- day. ®7 The ! oston liquor deilers have ralsed the price of dr uks to thirte -n cents each, or two to: » quarter. By drinking twice an indi- cent! FAIR.—To be held at the st Mar, 1 Houre. ie tas Lanett of Li Mary's bo corner At an ane a atreet« mercig on MONDAY, Decembot 4, Tim KEGCLAR Mo 0G. of the Bo-rd of Tru will be held on ea APTERNOON, Decors der 9. at 436 Seat B. B. DAYTON, Becretary. Dey ANS LECTUREt —On TUKS- TLBON, trek fanade, will course on “Unwritter ec "? Subject of the Siret lecture—“ Axon#o.ogr.” deg 2 lem TH GUTERS OF mee merting e report of the doings of the Aneicia, Hop will’ be made. and offic te will, be elected for the ensuing quarter. Addresses will be made ive the drat lecture of = Dec. sth, Prof. Damien. | | Betty Otterrs,: Katmem. $e.. of tha 0. 9. Ht i a capive d tat lampton Roads, March’, Rares Master's Mate. Landsman. cues niet Barker, “(eo 2. Book. Vieng me Captain of Hela tat L) of Scho call ~~ Gunner. Amos As he His bo. ora Jones. Do. 5 iy oo Eearey.- vo Michaei William persia Bberty ‘Fhompen -Jobu Willisms. mes Forward CANTERBURY HALLI LOUISIANA AVENUS sean 8ix7m Svauer, In the rear of the Ne jasional Hoiel. INCREASED ATTRACTION FOR THIS WREK. GALA WEBE At tus Gaear Canteencar, With its powerful Combination of Arti:te—ouch an immense array of Beauty and Taleot upon one Stage, without a peecedont in the Annais of Amuse- men! THB CROWDED HOUSES Accorded to it fad the publie, demani an arknow!- smentof Unprralieled Patronase It stands see the Rock o: Pubiic ee: which is he wel @ found .tien © HE cANTERBO® y SPARES NO EXPENSE | 4 t Palent intr seuntey—for here et th . Great tars ofthe P ofersion First make app’ication for engagsment. Imm -nse suceere of M'LLE ANNETTA GALLBTTI, M’LLE ANNKTTA GALLETIT!, M’LLE ANNETTA GALLETTI, The fascinating French avd Spauisb Danseure, whobarno equa: in the prea Tale and Beuty, and ev | the chiet Terp dir jar GAL: PTT! in tre cams who was the ebi f featu «—the | saris aor Card «of the Kavels during their r+ eut toar through this county. She 8T WEEELY SALARY ‘tiste before the public for a con- BFTeNTADce. a M'L a Continued engagement of MONS. EUWARD VELARDE, ~* The Best Mule Dancer in the Wor! M’LLE GALLETTI AND MONS, VELARDE Are viably received by crow AND PASHION- | ABLBAUDIN-Cas Inco with the ex- traordinary attrart: and ap | pro-ch ble voc! MIST JULIA RTIMER, The sremiere Densonae, MIS# KATE PENNOY<R The plea Bg Songstress, | Miss NEI LIE TAYLON, | To.wther wito | The Great Star Company of thy Canterbusy ! Who will appesr every ev or in a choice sele. tion BALLAD®, DANCE NEGRO COMIUA LITIES, &e., &c. First week of th- charming FLOKAL t in M’LLE ANN MONE. zee ‘4AKD VELARDE will appear, supported GkEa Barley TROUPE! Re‘urp is the Wanvington vere PAKKE DICK PARKER, The Great Negro Oow M, A‘KR, The Ctampion Clog D. cor f the World. Mr. ttayes bal nars the World! Mag and Bovey Fray at auy time. Ga KR. EDESON, | The Talented Comedian. Pantomimist ‘and Comic Re engagement of ager. ' IM. JEAN CLOSKT, | DIOK isa. | The wonderfal Jig Dancer vad bthiopian Delines- | THE covet ‘OF BRAUTY! ' MISS LILI Ib E wanna aN MISS JENAT LEN. ali NIR ree, Eppes E. : Revival of the erent Eee . GIPSY's Lay, GIPSY'3 LAY, GUPSY'R LAY, Br Misins Montimn aNd Penover BILLY aah Lvas C! ARK ano thet Ours D'ETHIOPE, Porminyg in a THE GREATEST BILL EVER GIVEN i in any one estabish seut in the coua:ry. Ep consiade wie the «- eamin THK Man. 2h CO .BL | ' Christopher... 4% ve "TINSEL, acaiien ig {too oF neg 1% ota ‘eloon »k, porformance ™%. L INPRYS AND O1HEK Hk vy 4 servanta’ wear—probsbdly the larg: the Di-trict tye t stock in One price only, marked in pl res & BRO, FE. SOR an coesineioae LL eIZ eM, QUALITIEG AND WIOTHS WMD BLANKETS BHRSTINGS, QUILTS, ac. — Ap ampi« eteck now GODS for | th by Benato a ner and Wilson ee rr cna carious 7 Senators Bumner s ae he Massashunet! Peer ont and others. All anaes ‘sons aad | re of Massachusettes in Washington are ator t hed in - figures One price only, mar! oy ReT x BRo., Geet Pa rar. ‘and Ninth stroot . ;HWCURBENCY! be present, and all persons interusted pated See canee Oe Bee Be ciek Gad wenkded asittecs MAGIC POCRET BOOKS! Od a JO8N A A Lanon Astontunst ar Way evar ety PEAR ALD, | a ay ek ities Wapteeate ar 1" Committees of gees ! I, 00. —An sdjourned mestian of the RW. Grand Lotge of the District of Gon wiltbs hols at Gad Fello all 70m street, ce MONDAY next, the sth jost., at 7 o’clook pry] JNO. T. BANGS, Grand Secretary. oy coat Sirona is year's sorviae r Ue ta 3 be er ant es remar' lor his - OF: 0) MMIASION it f acti lem Oras TTATES. AND OosT A RICA, Hank hast nd Pim Nee o s6utnoros. Deceusus 4, pale’ jo 6-78" te ‘ove the Je Do pte Bes sas ace Bresileacy, Berti: pire, as, ty baaaledat netided me te fol ow DREASKB, FILES, and — Pmolsane Drove Goods fu Berew eupplics nicooatecacemmeredamiaas| “ey Aus receive ne cbservations, written, Nhe: 9 ists tna gy; Sem tered AVI Necrotery, & Bogs TOR S4L8 For sale, seamed bend a ore wer - VONN RE BAY O street 7 aah O%, TENTH AMD THE NAVY YARD. bos cote, hood I ne st the pabiic. SCHOOL FOR YOUN: ie B Beennd quarter of Mins WEenteM AM'S Bchoel for Young Ladien’, will commence on Moeay, ith ber. Ne. 2h worth K, between Tth ‘ant ath atreate done PROM BORTON, Tus Packet schooner Cazrie Wells, reo edad pains Sedtaah sai ge "UR SALB— ‘The Goud aaa a k ofe Restonrant, two ‘doors tro : ‘heatre now doing « ieiermailon, Spviy on 5 hy og Fartee © premises, 330°) Bote OK 8AL+—950 Cord, Bee cngd OAK WOOD. a. ous anda miles shee wnat Station, on yan ad's ta oR BK 5 Ns. 18 mal ina From Fite Fey saniatenaeet age acing r. culsre, enquire N 9 gee CE ac ae ORES ARIES one ‘i OLD 004 cholce quaiit; des TABOR Tay G**t Tet BR WASHING DON ou LC Wes EE ot Brocrboty. all; One price nay eatkee im plain Sguree ; hence, | Bo haser iso ear, purchase rere ged. 4 rere A A? PC arn wted for’ Saons and raeaises and mate to the Binet at home for Ubrietmas Ree pelos rite farted in distinct Agures ; hence Bors Fehaser te doce! seni ved ot ne cole rly pack ance a ode an iiienvertnce br pepesties of stock saalicited Re obligat on ed to purchase. BERRY Pa. ave. and Mint oe "JOR THE F T nage Ba a of pet ox oe thereby On BALK_A tow a oie ooravn TAANO made by A Gi ‘ork ale & Co., Cen be — at tne 406 6th street, SToneces AN G and | de 5-3t* Of stock incurs no obli, tion to pate BTTW ReYs IN TAB members of the ret ° ig an a6 oratehie Not blie may ju tee rthe pigaoare <8. err pr o ongegehtee the. han capa the raom. Tick | admitting » genti@rranend latina, : Ry order of € ites of Arrangamenta 49-40 Os? MORE, KIND v1 PRIENDS, WR OREET THE SECOND MONTHLY SOIREE ov THe MERRY SUCIAL ASSOCIATION . WILL TaRe PLAce at 4 TEMP BEANCE HALL ON MONDay, _ DECEMBER STAR. rmeke been engaged at Ture aud cond By ry nes > on id Brose Str a adel ay and will diap nee a most choice music. ate Law gee ani letivs. No or Se paaion worn in the | : Par Room will he under the management of the | \ following gentiem: bs so Btoves chars as, !e. Decca Commities of Arrangement w. uabeteh Gremente, B-B. Caton, le, $ M.J. Higgs, W.D. Bildieman: ari te TheM LOST AND FOUND. — pl ait ID Saati ial. SEE ERE aA AKEN UP ESTBAY—Twe COWS, Tacowner H T is request 4 to come forwart, prove propsrty, ' pay charg: » and take them ower. SS de f-3t* wor ngtun Areena! \ T—Om Returcay aferniou «mal PO: H te atage curr: Reig ES Ee thisofer © 10 REWARD - yy’ i § tween 4and6 o clock p.m Sith briale ond saddle on. @i¢ wi | rorores pesmenorse Cali atthe Ba TAKEN OP. foun straying avout t stein t:« Poart® Ward | The owser eau come forward, prove property, pay hs “and take him a ig isos DE Xia yitzaKeaLD, Ibe miles nove Coprgetow itimo, & small red 7 B querted to come fo Lege ere res tok if eee TIL ORTEN. Manager _ 85 REWARD WILL BE PAID POR THe UK Oe) Livery of twn MILK C.SWS =trared from the tubseribe: on the 4th instaut, one back 884 white | cow with four white leveand gatsr mher forchest: the otter a red cow witha whit back and beliyant astarin herforrhead The ahove reward me propert will be dew st* PHRGksS MY STORE ste ATED ONTSr 1Otr 6h. weaentered on tie mightofthe ch artiowes viz: —] LAlag Vir.» W inst. &: da redd bad OE Se Officer's Dark Blu , Black ¥ Pente very sail inthe | Vest Patt orn, 2yordaof Ker: wi th ane 2), <a d- Brown Beaver © thiscpp ruvity no reque-ti 8 na* Wo: ved yiarey) Cloth, © ble th. ing the phi cepacia - Ww theme inthe rate te agent » detecting "ha t i-forthievesand!'@ ahalllesuitshly rew ra 4. i ¥. COHEN, wast Sear 6th, | ate gton D.C | $50 REWARD—Stolen on the sth instan’. J) Dun MARE. saddle and Bridle. The above reward will be given for the re‘urn of the Mare, | and for the apprehensiun of thé thief. weinA de 6 lw* corn 20) ant Q sta | I OeT_ Between the War Department 4 Yard, two COMMIBSIONS one aa lat | ant and in an enves . Any : turning the aame will be properly rewarded. 0. RB. HINE. Captains th N.Y. K.. imehorge Knai- neer Department. near Navy Y-rd. DG da g-st® san EINSEeRaemmeeniimeees) -~ BOARDING. OARDING —A —A family of two, three or four adult persons. can acoommodated with | plearant ROOMS and good BOARD at No 563 Ih street. at the 8. corner of the Smithsonisn grounds Also acingle ROOM to let. 4+ Aone Prizes Nr ROOMS, WITA BOARD. conchae pon rensonable terms. at 510 Mee hustte avenor. between 4th and Sth «ta “de 3? VAKDING .— Large and wel! Purnished 40UM3 for rent wih Board. singles and commmnica- ting. one square from Willards’ Hotel. Inquire at Btar Office. 0 13 i V 7] ANTED—BOARD, fs a Tewpectasle iv te family. Rewidence between Peunsyly. | aycnee and KE strect and between I?th and 7 tating Urme Reference required Address “T. ton, JEW RAIsIN QURRANTS aie LEMONS, AUMUN D® 3, | ‘Band ous b urs tNOTS aunins, i GNE CIDER | Fresh Ground SPICES and FLAVORING BX- | TRACTS. L. A. DELLWIG's. | BROWN, YELLOW AND WHITE SUGARS, at g lowers ears | Eyrup, Ho e ‘u | Buchwhes! Bree Gi FIN B: CHAM? in caps, bow Pickles, pad ‘Botner ‘a le ‘ul ant at YT" 4. DELL WIG’s. | [FINK OLD BRANDIES, WHISKIES, PORT | Wire: Blackberry Bragdv, snd Holland (in) hot tied and on draught. At . DELLWIG'3. ole wale, cian 700? AND SEARONED AK WOO: L.A DELLWIG’3. PURE GRouND OOFPER, Roasted and Groand | Bye old Family and Chemical Rony 8. } _ At L A. DELLWIG" \, Navy Yard. will please callat . daily thix week Per ye of tuition for 4408 idenengale a) Thursdays aod Baturd oye from 3% to 5h p for Gentlemen, from 8 to 10 .s the rame vronin: ‘On Saturday.6th instant, the regular courie ton will commence joining hia elanse cademy from 3 toS subscribe their names. and Masters | Fo MALE—A stylish Grey Hawk “ues four | years old, of es carriage and | setien. ged cae be mete eiveacty ceror | om very made Ine o! | Ber bret CASKE, Tecate TEE eek TH AN BSS. Thin ix altogether one of the tylian turnouts in town, and will be sold on socount of the awncr's baring no ure for the sane. Can be seen at 366 K street” Price $35, a ppc eet PUB 8}. MINK Sabon WaTsR MIFEL OY a » Ouse aS, Georgetown. opriete slither diam and foot PA Tomsed few: yloa FA eis cone Sie reeldence win BRADBS tifa) selection sslottion Gold Bent ia ., Laaitetion tion Gold end Common Shades. Bol. Signs j land, by the yard or Warranted te bs on maa bry ‘Phe bandaomest assortment in the District,’ from | Regehr ean wesc tah sey See Carte mid Frames of foreign and te mana! PICTURB CORD AND TASBRLS, Diseroat sises and colors, Picture Rings, Nails, &e QARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Copies ot nlebrated Pictares, Paintings, Statuary bat 1 attention of those renovating is a calles to ich ware asocounvof tne tismsen, ae once re maperative prices exclusi ABE and eee wae parenaeeties and execu | for (eer ag Griers for for Farol AWETNS oF cube BE punctually executed, im Winkaitan, 7 ht doora T53 Aer PA permet seine Lae Canedian io condition, ill Rake. whe sold cheap. Inquire at corner of Sixth: wed Gata be between the hours of idand te'ic pO Sasa { ORaRS vor pdacled Vinten TORS of rd 5 LR Grten oaks aneege th and 0 AGUNS I BAY On bend are tof Wagons —— Twill soll ‘agens ener to orfer in he ver tas manner! rrant-d itanded to WM. W. BArcuT. pga e, Washingto, perks mtowa. | an uate wereot, bd Pa. « &c., taqul: EDWARD BtM us THE NEW | ‘2WENTY YBAB 6 PRR OBNY. BONDS | of the UNITED STATES, (wows as" Five Twerrins,”) The COUPON BONDS bata tral O®, @10, Qa, Phe REGI! BONDS in same of 100, 1900, and and 95/00, athe (Interest commencing at date of purchase.) FOR SALE AT PAR BY JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers, 459°Virvuenex Sraser. ‘These Bomps are the Cunarsev Goveasuner Seovarrr = now in the market; ntereet payable aemi- -ennually In GOLD ls equivalent, at present price of coin, to { ae 6 Pee Oesr. in currency. i THE CONVALRSCBNT=" CAMP ‘The public sbould know that mach of the earrent ontcry about the suffering condition of b chow in the comvalescent«’ camp, near Alex- andris, is “ofa peiece” with the original out-ry * against the management of the hospital in Al- cxandria, when it was eworn that the inmaies | were forced to get their soup out of swill tubs, | which, on real investigation, was proved to be a malicious fsisehood. | ‘bere is no truth im the etory that seven men | i ny nl a ae ET REGIA | rent cold spell. Inyegtization already made proves that there bave bern but two sudden deaths there of late, though ite popelation aum- bere full fourteen thousand souls; most of them order. eyrtem of bankr Nees Daientstysemeens Dil 0 extaplich & genera) McPherron of + Bas evens Coat i | itake | ipvalide—ope ef s man who died almost in- j etuntiy of heart disease, another of a man who | was found dead in pis comfortable bed: ‘There is no better arranged or constructed camp in the country. The enly difficulty is the factthat the woods from whieh ite fuel is obtzined is distant two miles, and its officers did not tale the precaution to get in a proper supply of it beforehand to meet the require- mente of euch a cold spell as the present one. | They are volunterr paroied officers, mainty, “who; we apprehend, do not yet Know theif du- tiew in euch teeters. It may be that the ciunp is pot properiy evpplied with wagons by the Quartermaster’s Department. Both theese mat- tere may te instantly and easily rectified by j proper attention. The idea of a enb-commitwe | ofthatinterminable War Commiticeof Congress ' ropning arouad hunting up & new location for this camp, however, embraces ue mere folly than that power-in-the-State is in the habit of roanifesting on rim:lar sensational oecasions. If a change is neceseary, there are houses enough to be bad in Alexandria te accommo- date the whole camp. If not, there are cer- tainly experienced camp #eiectors in the ser, io> here who can do that work infinitely better ree oncom minctoned tices oe indrwonity the ‘Pye President of the Usites mae Ml te for ctnst neve done than a committee of Congress. Babets Corvus and for i pare We may add that additional blankets are Mr. Vallandigh bi < protably wanted there just now, asin erery The objection was not enstained. Yeas, . nayr, 90. camp. ‘Lhe Quartermaster’s Department can probally instantly supply the deficiency, we apprehend. ‘he bill was then read a.second time. Mr. Stevens moved that itibe ee ae Therreety and made the Lee avandighem THE TRIAL OF GEN. PORTER In the court martialia the eve of (en. Fitz John Porter, Gen. Pope was recalled by the court, who put queetions to him for information | expianatery of portiens of his former “testi- mony. The counsel for the accused asked permi-sion to question him as to whether, in once ‘teneral Porter came tpon the enemy's front in { r¢e and in porition, instead of epsa his Mank or reer, hr Would Consider him justifichless1 not Carsten ekeed to robe I te eee Fe - ae sked that it be put on ite paseage, “Me, Bisir demanded the Ly get mw “utr. Olin counseled tae i at oo pesoahe bill withont duly considering it. Mr. Swyeng asked ic.ve to make some Mr. Vallandigham objected And Tawede peiat of order, which was under diseu-sion, ~~ attacking in obedience to the order to attack his —_—— +2cee— | flank or rear? But the Court raled te ques. LOCAL News. tion out; and it was not put. a Capt. Drake DeKay was p-xt examined with Missioxaky Wore—Yocro Map's P reference to the time at which Gen. Porter | T:aN ABROCTATION. vine “< | obeyed the order of the 27th, to march at | a. os -» Si the Northwest re Eacampment at !1.a ma at the Quarurmecmrs Ho-pital at | p.m. at the headquarters aarters o. Rw ball af the m., teetifying that he moved at 4a. m., and at moderate ypeed, and thathe siw Gea. Popir and his Staff using great exertions tog-t warons out of the way, that impeded the march of his trocpe. THE McDOWFLL COURT or INQUIRY. To-day, Mr. Geis Ciark, of Fredericksbarg, Was examined, His testimony was to show that General | M wetl, when in command at Fredvricks- borg, Iet off 8 man named Little, a lawyer there, who had teen passing to and fro on carpenters At 2 p.m. ¢the ae held @ number of cirvecorene Ditton eer ee | particularly at ‘ths: Soirtew horseba:k, within the Union lines, playing the | diving-pal!, and ~farmcenatcl wert, pil at part of epy for the rebels. which special individual interest in sujet of religion was manifested, both by soldiers and : —— reg fone aAming he (ai TELEGRAPHIC. _| pers tortie war tne notleonen meee —>——_ =: Senet | near M, my recen ly NT NAS m enlarged, is now capable a>commeo- IMPORTANT From SHVILLE ‘ 100 te, and ie k ip mos: admira. A BATTLE BETWEEN OUR ADVANCED FOR. | hirnest credit en he CR CE8 AND MOBGAN’s GUERRILLAS. retabliahment- bas been erected and ie ma.n- ae tained Without a bey 2 having ben drawa COL. MORRIS’ BRIGADE REPULSKD AND | from’ the Surgeec in CAPTURED BY) THR ENEMY. charger, Dr. oe Asmstant Surge-n, Dr. nF vipat Prenties; Apothecary, Dr. Lewis; Stewart, Mr, MORGAN ATTACKE GEN. FRY AT GALLATIN, ma. AND IS REPULSED, WITH HEAVY Loss, bathers pec betes revere bed ct masses aarocis mbscribers that q GEN. FRY REINYORCED. AND IN PURSOIE | survet, is the ireeoni er ihe ns not ore OF THE BNEMY. —————— A RBMIRDER.— Her, ree rs Put.aperrnia, Dec. 6.—Th+ second edition | fantry, Can p Slough, December 5, 1568.—W, ». of the Press bus a dispatch from Nashville, a canen si ig There are ma Te. davd yesterday, which says that @ battl- had | Dew! pleng Se, EMG, ‘og See taken place betwen our advacced forves and | which is by the corporation to the new rw Morgan's guerilias. Coil. Morris's brigade was repulsed several times by the encmy and finally captured. Our troops made a desperate resistance, bat were forced finally to euccumbd. Uur joss in kilied and wounded was sixty, and th se were left on the Leld. Morgan attacked Gen. Fry at Gallatin, But was re pulsed with heavy lose. Fry has been r-inforved, and isnew pursuing the enc my closely. ernits, should also, as ve nepened simple jastics, be paic to those w have uni-reemeonene, tismr, expoeme and Caogtr a‘tendant on Wwertare, ond are willing and read: = tike the fleld should the necersitées reqrire it Will you notsay a kind word te our behalf, and exert wah toffeence tn Plishment of our w re eo Ist Sergt. Company “his in sci of many. Becxvitin, Mo. The i. ville (gs nat of the Sth announces a nis po-t of the editor of that Fields), from bin tmprisonsuent in ape ae IMPOR TART wmece MEK SOUTHWEST — ‘Thee comj ies of U.S. soldiers are now THE CONVRDERATES UNDER GENA. HIND. | *tXtionrd at Rockville. MAN AND MAKMADUKE UNDERTAKE The Sent Enown a8 *o «ry county. No examining surgeon has : ppoluted. been 2; TO FORCE GEN. BLUNT'S POSITION AT_CANK HILL, ARKANSAS, THA ENEMY REPULSED. Crinmwat Covet, Dec. *.—Heneoa Hiwking, convicted of committing @ rape upoa 6 colored girl, was sentenced toan im.) /isviuseub of twelve years in the penitentiary. Martha White, indicted for larceny, was ac- = St. Lovis, Dec. 7.—Advices from the South- wert to-night say that the enemy, under Gens, Hindman and Marmadukes 25,060 strong, at- tempted to force Gen. Klunt’s poxition at Cane Hill, yesterday, but were driven back. This morning they drove Blunt's pickets three miles, but on the arrival of reinforcements were again repulsed. The opinion of General Biunt ie that the demonstration made is to cover the.r retreat, as they were felling timber all nicht, probably to obstract the road and prevent purenit. Blunt held the enemy im check four days. General Herron’s command will reinforce him to-morrow. LATE FROM NORTH CAROLINA, SE GENERAL BANKS NOMINATED FOR PRESI- DENT DY THE PREB LABOR ASSOCIA. TION OF THAT STATB. _———~—>— — quitted. The case of William Sta! i for larceny, was on trial when ont eatanie —_—>—_——. Pwnsorat,—Jucge J. W. ¥ bite, N.Y. Doubleday Ha wits U. S.A, Gea. J.B = do., are at Willard« ee N Bw me tio vor PIAN® PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOtOWDE: Pianist. vOcaL ist 4ND Com | | = lowest J lt New You, Dec. 8.—The Newport steamers Mise ssippi and Merrimac have arrived at this port from Morehead City, N. C., om the3d, Jeaving Beaafort on the 2d. Gen. Banks has deen nominated for the next Presidency by the Eastern North Oarolins Pree Labor Association. Ratification meeti wilt | be held by local associations at different be in the Btate. The native North Osrolina troope to the organization, strenuously insist on a vigorous and prompt enforcement of the con- Hecation and emancipation acts of Osugrese. THE FIRE sT LOCKHAVEN, PA. WILtiamerort, Dec, 8.—The entire business pertin of Lockhaven was destroyed by Gre on Saturday. The loss incurred is $400,000. The Failon House, Barker's Hotel, and a river tridge were saved. jU PLEBS. RMY OPPIORRS gare rity Sapa sehington strane Hise 4 Sica aos ee . s ae Ty: - ‘ rn ous kh O "tee 99 Light o:reet Dek Bee. Ss pee lhee pall sNTe’ Unpas Pray hr eis! The ae has just om rine. Gor ‘lined ‘Morne sn "th Beate ae rived n Lyaheres hay with o bost, | with Drawers to Sr Eee ¢ our ugual | Fone hap oars “ike we wich EXiovec Bay Oysters ever . NOAM * LEE & 00 : be or Ge t-staviw filet.) o . me age of the erty 5k) be Sry on C etreet. corner - Cann ‘teary eh capi Ot tkn vier, attis®