Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. , Qo READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | SER OUTSIDE FOR. INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. WASHINGTON OILTY: WEDNESDAY.....DECRMBER 31, 1863, ‘The Intelligencer notices the parallel between the wars of Wellington on the Spanish Peninstia and onr own war. The dif- ficulties which Wellington was obliged to contend with were similar to thoes our own geverads have frequently had to encounter. At one time, indeed, universal distrast ‘iw d the public mind; the clamors against tae Cabinet and sgainst the GenPrals in the fleid were violent and uLintermitting: and nothing but the constancy of a few statesmen and of the great commander Wellington enabled the nation to persist in its designs. It was, doubt-, less, owing as much to tical divisions at bome as te the inberrnt difficulties of the un- dertaking, that the Englieharms did act sac- ceed in driving the French from the Peninsula until after five years of stupendous and heroic exertion.” ‘The commander in the field was often thwart- ed in his desigas by civilian incompetence in the military direction at London, and his ener- gies were chilled by the consciousness that he could not rely on the generous support of the political authorities; and in these particulars the Intelligencer points out the similar embar- Asements under which General McCiellan Abored. ‘The Aepedlican finds fault with the army ap- propriation bill passed by the House as ona footing too large by half, and believes its final paseage will be a damazing blow to the public credit. The Chronicle has some exceedingly-fine writing about the Emancipation business —s:ys “ we stand to-day ip the broad twilight of crext events,’ and that “there isa solemn hush of expectation in the air,” and that «the hearts of true men are stirred with a vague forewarning of god to come,” and that “in the morning skies the forerunning shadows that herald the day are flashed with a tinge of a light before unseen,” snd hopes “that in its roseate folds lurks the welcome promise of a purer day, and not the angrier redness of tumult and slaugh- ter;" but isn't quite sure abdut it, because, though in the twilight « we know that the day is surely coming,” we never can tell for certain whether it will bea right down fine day,or sa nasty, disagreeable day; but that there are «on. couraging symptoms” m the “desperation and madness” “which “ail the foul creatures’ which “hate the day” exhibit «as the light grows less uncertain.” Moreover, they (the foul creatures) “shudder with the first grey beams that mottle the east.” and, furthermore, they (the foul creatures) must « yanish” with the sucrise « like ghosts. The Chronicle proceeds yet more gushingly to @eecant upon this remarkable sunrise. The false lights which have been misleading the people begia to “pale their ineffrctual fires” Deore if. “The evil spirits rage sorely, for their time is short :” “The ret 1 chieftain, sitting sad acd desolat: at Richmond, in the midst of a deluded Pople who are indulging in fatile rejoicings over a Darren success, can find no better way of re- lievir.g the fearful foretodings of his sinking heart, than by i-suing a frantic threat of ven. geance sgainst that power which seems the most ireadiul to him.” The Chronicie concludes by inqniring: “Ifthe biade of entronciised justice when but halt unsbeatived causes such Conswraition suerg the Losts of rb lion, how can they stand the flerce light of it. naked briiliancy, unyriled in the face ef day!” ws New lublications. Tur Reevirs or EMANCIPATION, by Auzus- | tin Cochin. Transiated by Mary L. Booth. | Boeton: Welker, Wise & Co. For saie in this city by Hud-on Taylor. This volume com- Prizes the first volume of the original work. | L* Abolition ae esclaveys, and is wholly distinct from the second volume, the Results of Slavery. Mr. Cochin is the wirm advocate of the cause of the Nomh and of emancipution. This book givee, with 2 precision of tang uage and fact not | always seen in works treating upon this sub- ject, the history of emancipation aad tts resulis Date colonies. With the single exception of the Island of Jamaica, where its apparent fail- ure if duc to local causes and home iegislation, | the result of emancipation ha. been to incr+ase the progress and wealth of the localities where it has taken place As a work of statistics alone, the book has much value, Camry ayp Ovrpost Dety ror [vrantry. | By Daniel Butterfield, Brigadier General v unteers, U.S.A. Harper & Brothers, N. York. For sule in this city hy Franck Tayler. This excellent Hitle manual bears the endorsements of Generals McClellan. Porter, Hooker, Kear- ey, Seth Willisms and others, and nerds noae, con: equentiy, from us. seme j ®7'On the authority of New Orieans — Deita of the 20th instant we are informed that an expedition sent up through Grand Lake, Pass Chicot and the Atchafalaya by Com. Buchanan succeeded in c&pturing twosteamers, the Nagiope and the Southern Merchant anda Jaw ch. The steamers weie loaded with Sugar, and the launcb with arms, ammunition and @ne small srass piece. The crews deserted the boats when the gunboat mide its appearance and tovk to the woods. Txe expedition was a complete success, and much damage was in- Ricted on the enemy. 2S eee New York Stare Govexxwent—The | Governor elect, Horatio Seymour, will be in- | sogurated on Thursday, January Ist. The Legislature will conyene on Tuesday ensuing, January 6th. The Senate having been organ- ; ized last winter will be ready to proceed to business, but the Assembly haying been uewiy choren, will have to elect all its officers Both parties are sanguine of carrying the organiza- | on. i 7 We learn from Fortress Monroe that two of our trom-clads, the Monitor and Passaic, | west toses on Monday, accompanied by two | gunboats, and followed by the British frigate Meipomene. Nothing is known of their desti. ‘ nation, though there are various surmises as to the probevie point agains! which they will make @ practical trial of their weighty ordnance. ‘The irbn-clad Montauk, Capt. Worden, arrived . in Hampton Reads on Monday. H CS searininan as Ae SF Major General McC lernand has received orders relieving him from duty in Illinois, and oa Christmas niorning he left Springfield for Memphis to take bis command, which, we be. lieve, ts the Thirteenth Army Corpse. General MoOlernand was married at Jacksonville, Illinois, two days previous to his depurtare, to Mise Mimerya Dunlap, a sister of his former wife. 87 The ship George Griswold, which isload- img at New York with breadstuffs and provi- sions for the suffering poor of Lancashire, has Tecefved scme seven thousand barrels of flour and 8 considerable quantity of corn, bacon and pork. She will take about four thousand bar- Fels more, and be ready to sail probably inside of a week. Mem. vor Tuk Loxvon Evitors.—The Gen. McNeil, whom you are all denouncing asa murderer,’ barbarian,’ etc., for his Palmyra (Mo.) executions, is not a Yankee, nor a“North- erner,” even,—bat a born “subject” with thd re tof you,—of Her Britanné Majesty, QQuecn Victoria! His birthplace was nowhere here, — ‘we are assured, but in Halifax, Nova Scotia. 67 From Louisville a report -omes that Col, Oarter, commanding a Unioa brigade, hus cap. tured Kuoxvilie, numer, and destroyed four bridgts and « large extent of the railroad track betwren Knoxville und Dandndge. The pouncement Insy be trur, wehope it is, but needs contirmstios. BZA epecial dispatch states that the Rebels areabout making # demonstration on Glouces- ter Point, oppo-ite Yorktown. Gen Naziea, who commends at Yorktown, was preparing for tum. the Freach, English, Danish, Swedish and! — , Urpban during the Holidays but go te the Pa OUR MILITA?TY BUDGET. | ae OA RDING. A CAUSE! NULLABALOO berg ia Vee bee, panes) There is no truth in the current story that le rant beigeen. oh aud ot stes es below OIte Stuart's caralry hare crossed the Potomac |"age rave been allowed in the fuil-wang i t Halk, thy I+ ca: and the’ very Poe into Maryland, telegraphed here last evening. A bee ee, ua Se — ~ = iol a The rumor grew out of the fact that on the ; sail aa i I rm dy a A a ee ee] night before last ten or twelve rebel cuerillss ge. from. Peng av-uae, Cnpitel Beds crossed from Bails Bluff over te-Harrisea’s an * > Rerthern family $s _ae 3 _ Island, probably designing s brief thieving ex- fo. Oa BUIRG—*-o. 498 TBD Seat, etieore HT SS as. gach csaeeas "el nad ges alee Entas weer’. motions were observed fr m the nerih shors, : a First-class Table Roard at $3 per weck, dew & they prudently returned back into Lou jenn | ABDING.— Large and welt Furuiched LOOMS ere daylight. This is the whole truch conerrn- j de. de B for rent. w eee ee ce Oe mNEnTC: ing “the body of 5,000 Coniedirate cavairy j pests ee eee: ie. = ing, one aq) § mires crossing the river into Marsian¢,” overt which | jo,, ph Kueina to. de. = i Pe dig la 3 1. donne > utter de. da oe i ei a 2 secesh here ae saree hands last night dae Cribben ae. a j BALLS, PARTI ES, AN KAKLY (ABLN AS real alo, at = 3 sai # J d kEMEMBER M.S. A. This morning, at eight o ciock, the Cabinet | Sythe ms Heigemmay do. de. Fo. ie BAM. Ris > ‘FRIENDS, met and remained in setsion untiiila m. it | mann. de. Thepembere cf the MENBY TAL a 1. | = i ation oy. r | J0hD Frederek Bueb e| ATTON eit eine then ort Se ip is believed that they were in consultation ov.r | J¢hr Preder ek Buel a5; | ATION Sill sive tein FILIRD GRAND some portions of the proclamation of emanci- | peel pe a : pie Sih 189 a> Temperame~ Hall. BR by pation expected to Le issued to-morrow. —— - sce tween th and 1th a The memb. ples oiree Bhall surpass all others 2 thetrec!ves that thi which thry have g | i i Cantsestny.—This elegant temple of music iin tee Floor Manone, oe “ i will be thrown open to the public to-nigh:. Genes te W. D, Diadieman, The most extensive alternations aud improves. Bali t Master. vs. ©, W, Dant ments have been made in it, and we doubt if i er Lomumsiiee Aranngests ss: there is a theater or public huil ia this Metrop- IMP Osi fio fab has faa v mee 3H. Lowry» ane. ols thaf can now equal it in magnuifleence. A | rived. Buctress and Astrulogist. Was bora Md Higgins an a tt i it . e tele \c rem spacious gallery hue been added, capaple of ; ich s.stural gift, fhe tells the p tett'your very QJRAND BALL OR Lg | seating several hundred persons, Suit fished | thoughtn, cause speety marriages. bring together A oy gg S ACE, ey rare: | in the moet approved modern style, The se: bia ped ghey beet bitline o6LoR M © i Ball iat Tom: i in the orches:ra and parquet have been vie- | cas chew w likeness of future husband or absent rg en emg pay erate pt H vated, so that from any one of them-a fujl Prien dan nenitey: Ladies 5) cents; gentlemen gi, i de 33t i . ee it Eat a i view of the stage can be had. Four spieudidly | -—— ocee7- - ‘ TARCING AGADEMYT, : i . BHITH, exoclient text and hoa % z i furnished private boxes havé veen added, and | VERE, Sicdtum wil give muuings at 60 BouiyA » A PMPRBANCHUALL 5 steel, icuceen ek god | the stage bas not only been enlarged, but the | streat, batween ist and zt xte av Oapriot Billater Fx: anise putite that hia gecané quarter in | Mort superb sernery, irom the pencil of Messr.- Lamb and Mortimer, bus been ndded to ic We congratulute our Washington mocnanics upon the act that the remodeling of thia busid- ginivatior of disease, seelng your Hy tues nda, gta mamas, de D-2w* reaia tha fatare. Heursfrom9 a.m. ili9 p.m, Sittings gi. CE en eee ead ss ATURDAY next, See NL Soe Ne nado, stews cd etuniy * j é Mg took oe, m ; for g-ntiewen. from | Pitiy i vevery Tuesday, Taureiay nd St urdey. de3viw® ji : i ; NEW CANTER | 1 ¥UR NEW YEAR'S EVBI—ruis OLD | ing is the work of their own hands, toritsurely | T{HE N BW OAN TR ] oa? yh NEW YEAR'S EVB! us eB eree Encet cern Spam test, “Khe opmepeny TUE NeW VAN TS: THE GOLD ORIGINAL UNITED IN THE which will ap T to-night is well fluted ia Tin NEW NT es BD AGAIN —Members of the Unitet 8 THRE NEW CANTE take pleasure in annaynejog to their talent and extent to appear in so magniticentan | 4 TUB NEW GANte i h ae ae - Te cnot thaneatt ale NEw CANTE | friends ave ths public Te genoti ¥, editice, and cannot fail to sttract a large and PATE hew read | give their tenth Grand Ball al Tempera: cr Hatt | admiring crowd. We wish the enterprising THe NEW NTEBRUCHY, oF bee Sele bem ak oe can = t mansgers the utmost success in their energetic THE NEW CANTERBURY, efforts to please the public. mear Sizth @27General (Jack) Hamilton, at last dates from New Orleans, cs already a, $a ting ready an expedition ior Texas (to be co-n- peced of a portion of the troops under General Banks.) Its destination is probubly Galyes- ton—nnd its ul the Houston avd Opeior road —the chann.t Uiough which the Confederates east of Mississippi have been in the habit of reasiy large supplies of beef ca Itis net known, of Gencral Banks can spare for the enterpris:-— j Quetie. ke by Mexer- but it is supposed he will have at least ten | (fm Rew Stairs eas regiments—which is probably none too mauy ja N for the !ob in hand. WEDNESDAY EVENING (NEW YEAR'S EVE.) BreepeNpocs ing. ina aiid int 0, Appuiut ‘Ass ntauts, Tur Cativornia LeuisLarvre.—The Tp. | gislature of California is divided politically as follows: Senste—Union, } Democrats, 9, House—Union, 65; Democr:ts 12. A United States Senator in place of Mr. Latham is to ba chosen. t comfortn sia &; y new Auditorinas 1% Baieumy, w GRAND REOPENING NIGHTY , December 3ist, Imrrovemwenrs! FOLK THULSAND DOLLARS! : New Presceuium, Frivate Boxes, Balcony, Par- butwirie & Bare Gas Fixtires, ¥. Une proprietor naving use le wake it tas THE W t stones ai tpa-ed to make this one of the graniest of the teason. Hays’ brass and string band has been @n- gaced fer the occasion, Tickets $1, aimitting a Street. MasacRns. gent man and Ind ex Committee of Arrangements. van, J. Neus: yer, mer, daz 3t? WANT» W A82eD_A NURSE, fora sick Indy. one wo can cone well reeommendad, Enquire of Or. JOSEFH T HOWARD, No. 500 Fifth ctre-t, be tres: Gand B * tris of maz Tae VW osthi—ity “wu one of the dapart- ments au Uclurrt-bed BED ROOM. Ad dress for cue week, “BH...” General Post Oftiae de 3 -3t* wa, Baild- VW AdTED- A good white COOK o MAID, Liberal wages gion. a teq:irea. Quli at No, aud 1th ste, ANTED—To excharge & Cared mayic- anced duubie GURSB aud covered! lig shel wegen Als HUTSE- me 2 ! betwoen 1th \ agood Ht Tamplea ot Persons ‘Btar Office 5 ie " new + Saterday. dan. 4 18 3. $2008 2525; —— I ce (> persone; Lew Orchestral Usaccs am BF The old sivop-vi-war saratoga reached which cor eax nod sleguare sannot be surpasé-d, te juin ® prying established Philadelphia a few since from the west cow J atin the houne bas been arrangedasto gome businers Hest of refer zi r of Africa, She has captured two ates cee ie pete es 7a Fe er ee nee eae omer Bn: . % ae CF sis tw Gress tu Rox $4 °° oa 8 ce, 425k 3 —Se ae pe Seen so, Oa anid | pee © There bab been nothing WANTED IMMEDIAT: LY— at 310 G street, veesel, she will hardly be putin service again. vef’ undone id aid to the comfort of:ne between iith ard 13th,a WOMAN, te cook, ee se so patrens 3 wash, iron, and +@ the general housework for a @7 We have reevived the first numberof a j Thecrder cf entertainment of red German paprr, styled © Jer Ballon,” siarted in | of the Biackamith’s Ara ation will be bell a | THE MeoNDAY EVENING, January ith. i963, st the | Miss Jeupy Alien, isn Liity Hrandon, Kichmond House, curner cf oth aud Dasis. Ali are | Mike C ura cerger, cal Tequesred te: attend. a | iss hate Figrricon, By order of Association. THY MEMBERS UF TUR FRANK Engine Company, No. 4, respactiuily uate, nin t GEO EB. 1 DESON torm their friends ang the public that the Anu: iy wat ; etand Vv. Ball of the Company will be given at Temp fruzs TC Creat Comscian, Paniomimect and V Hall, E st., bote ern ath and 1 th streets, on Mo ao January Ith, 163. entien en aid ladies. ie By order Committee of Ar: tugs 4 dst st* BEMEMBER THE ORPHAN ON NE YEAK’s DAY.—Let no one forest Mitii- Armstroo, use | H.W. hacan.th Uariv w World, at former ft. Vincent's Axylum corner of I-tk and GU ata, where every variety of Faucy Articles, Toys, xo may be purch J Sylvan Uiarke the & Harry Taibovt, the Luamense Tambo: de ¥-3t {Lotel 2+] wre wie ee — ies THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHA? #L CORRUE propoRe holding a Festivaiin the Lecture kor mo of the Church, corner of $th and # etrects, ing on Monday evening “D-cemher 21, tne The evening extertai 1 cuniic pantomime od ciiully invited to atthudt Ticket, THE RIiVal anTiza utlemen andiady during the Fes i le. . - Mee val 5 epherd's Béokxtora Wi corper of the , to 7thand BD streets, aud at the dou: Church . de ‘arquetic, lem THE FAIR YOR THE BENEFIT ov ar Bireets, willo, beiding six persew Vincent s Orphan Asylum, coruer btn aad non MON VAYNEXT, 2th inat,, ‘enth aud @ sts de 26-29 meee AND WOUNDED Or#ioeRd. Borcrox Gexarat’s Ovvice Washinaton, Decemier is, | THO GRAND BP at the corner of THUKS DAY. (NEW VEAR'S afterneen.at 20 :i ek. or Ladiexan 15 GEAUTIFUL TEMPLE OF TH Ad Sick and gounced Uiicurs of the Heeu ar Army Altert oc n—Ladi in this city will call on Surgeon J. EF. Barnes, U. s. e Unual nights Army. for professional attendance. Office No. 286 salen. ster Sick and wounded Officers of Volunteers in this city will cslicn Surgeon M Clymer, U.S. V. teera. for professional attendance. UMlce 205 Pa. avenue. The above-named Surgeoss ara nj 1: ok to thie duty. UOSERL BR SMiTiE A ¥k der dtf Acting Surg2on General. che wellknewn house of A af. bi co. TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTU 7 Peun. avevue.vear sth st. Boestavinbarntin the world, In proof of waich, COURT OF BRAUTY, iy Forbes, and THE BEAUTIYUL BALLET TROUPES I~ r ‘sed Comodian, M. Moyen, the Champion Clog Dancer of the Bily Emerson, the Keliable and Versatils Per- M Jenn Clonki, the Disciple of Terpdchore. of Panctusli wis; lo Private Boxes, FORMANCES bie wili give th Indies achanve to nee is second to small’ family, To a good person, good begiven. ently applicat ou be mall this city, and which, the polite geutleman who | ess ee faselligene morulae te ee W DoT eo ue thren Unfurninved BOD MS, left it tells us, is to bea sort of Washington | mu: ity. an meaty tith act! Suewuak rer _ “Punch.” It is all Dutch ts us bat the pic- MiSs AGNES S00 THERLAND, deraté. Address, through © U | tures. he scottish Warbler. Belge and lecat.on, ‘J. R.2 Best ef Se! rence { Mins Katk PENROVER. siren: aie aon Ee “s j The Populate Terp-iohorian Artists | PY ANTED—a SiTBATION, by 2 s0nng gir We Westicom, - ek bette Sheers of | Miss NELLIE TAYLOR, i Ww @ private famaity 3° gyud, warh and iron ; asi D J. gentlemen, yo j t ng Ma. : iy for t 1 4th #tr t* aeby notified that the recsler moathly macting | The Charu-ing Mejodius. SS — Waste. —By @ rospectabie young woman, a ! SITUATION to cook, wash and iron. drcea Box 3 Star Uficn, V ANTED—:y¥ a competent woman. who custumed to work a SETUATLION « Son, | keeper for a widow or single man. Kox ¥7 Star Offer V J ANTSL—A Grst rate COUK ¥ IRON®R, in @ private tamily. So Fi month. Al ow tustrous CHAMABK ATO. he need aooly without good reoommen:!atious. Callat No. 341 1st, between :8.b wud it4k_ de Siw? 7 ANTED—A young msn desirous of sb:ining ASITUATION ax boak keeper and ty v.ake himaelf geteraliy usefui in a mercantile i Wishes employ ment immediaicly. Best of c- enecs given ne to honesty. subrieiy, nud as-i Address *G. M.” Star uffice. Bu 3. NTED—By an experience? and intestriou: mi ith asuall captain PARTNERSHIP +d burine aerin thee nfection- ster or any uthes sig nda with the ery, segar, res'aurant, | u: arlin-. Would buy one cut if tuitable. and VS. excerd the am: unt of $60, Address A KO? R. Béeson = (fice. An 2 u* Armstrong ANTED- The pubiic to Knuw that we Bare a j W f-w swalt Tuds of very chuice Dairy Butter, suitable for familica. Also Wrapping Paper, Sta: tionery, Tebac.o ard Cigars &e. E 8. JONES & BR... , between Pith and Lith. TANTED- A white BOY, from 36 to 14 yenraot 25 cents; to < = DAY) ge, to stt-md at the Wrapping Pap-r and - Children, | &tationery tore ot ®, JO: & BRU. 273 . Pa.avenue between! hand Hihrte des: 2" cook and de z neal 465 Dat.. Detwos: de 2st" MUS10 V J ANTED- A WOMA housework. Inqu:re 2d end 3d enter. ' V JANTED—A CHAMBEKMALD, who mustite willing to axsi.t with waaning and ironing. Good recommendations requirrd —tuquire at 320. K 6t.. between the hours of 9and 12. de 2-3t" j Ww Alb TKD—A half grown American GIRL (white, 2s nurse bild between 2 aad 3 to No. in ALTED’ from If o'clock a. The Assessors of the different Waras mect at the foilowing places | a. ourtay., bel Vand 435 ete, de 2-3" | till So’elock F. m.,trom the 4th to the Sistof De. Tt e : ‘ Pee a eee! eee le eee | Sembee SCANS. <0, COTES aed: realtor the | “One vriceouly.markedin pine Sqncet | MEN WASTED AT THE GAS WoKKS steady | Mit Ward, Jona AT Rhsom TP Penaerivania | ae 1 reread RintWatrool. | cea Gaa Wailea, Waase Gidipertac aearikie, | avenue, between I7th and 18th streets H fALE-a H Th Aa LA pe ry day, | a RY 2 anon Bicwart. corner (2th and ff sts, ‘ff Relper! all cog erty ba siiears tee dni ; | cotw ©. OHARK, Supt. | ; Heory Curtis. corner a sts. | Wishing toirveatwih di wai aidreas* ’ BET ARTED © atPriTine a 3 ? ; ; PANTED-A SiTUATH Orwanixt and | Poncectsn’ W Butch 8th street, between | City Fest tice” Good roatozsansigaed forming. | VY ANTED 8) STATION ax, Oreani: and | { EMPRUIDEKED POCK RE + KERCHIE¥S, 5 vew sesortment at moderate | NINGHA'S | TAH. ARDY a437 JH strect. bormeea pth | ds 0 WASTED A good TABLE WAITER. Atw WAND acca CHAMBERMAID. Noue needs unless they understand their buxiness—at 62 rience in “he New England Srurche Adiress CIDER. ‘Orgatict,” Box 392 Post Ofica, Wash y 000 BBLS PHIW: ‘OLARTMIRD CIoRR |G. tN St te dao igh ore a 14 Routh Gay strest ANY CNB WISUING TO RENE & pasri. | Ge x-at* Latte, | le hovee and willing to buy the furniture a ee BILLIARDS. — | aprccnuetty: Cgees bee CREE TOR SALE—A bright Bey Gelding, "Tun tndersigned. thantiol for She liberst pa- : do Bt” sound, kind, fast, and very handsome, trowage he hae receive, bes to in- EU PT of M is frienda and the pubic, that 16 fomity @ CHAMSER- havd- high; five years old next ¥ da has at cousideratie coat, etdearte } . WASHER and [1 Price $225. Can be seen inthe alley his cetablishinent, corner vf Pounsyl. ' ER, for five or nix persons. Nour nead apply with- openin -adjola: oad Nth atrest, FHHHE NRW TA: | out good references, Apply at 435 atath ‘treet, ing the house of Secretary desltf bibs rom audene pocket) Also, a pri. | between ¥F.10G.W. YOUNG. - de 2 3i* Quant emuastux Gaurnit’s Orrice, pia suineiy he beers ota (A EBSPECTADLB YOUsG MAN wistes 9 i ington, D c. 31, 18 tenticn to bis business, to merit a continuance of uation in mome respectable Du-ia-es. Wou The order forbidding forwatlers’ goods pullic fever. J. W.BARP. — taBechargs of a costaurant, or gu as stewart in to the Army of the Potomac baving been revokec, aces nsw : betel, or apy place where he could make himse! Bermite sae be oblained for euch clearances st thé 5 3-o Sainte —— ——- —- ‘ ureful. Best cits references give... Adurgun” Busi- with the printed vepuintions * "7O™ Compiing “ff HOTEL Keer ERs AND OTHERS, | SM.” Fts: Offer. —— puntions. Inerder to avol: ip ae with the regu ma lar For ania, ta e-one eonseghs ent— MOUSE WANTS D—if posible, ceatral toe supplies of the army. it isimportant that aa many BY ba rele averEs cree AX tien, and torth of Pea its about. ix satlers as possible unite in shipping their guods 2 pesreih pure rater) © ORS. at twelve rooma, clade fanily, apolt bya ringle versel. €e Dx SA8 D street. near doth. rendent of tht rop=rty uf theirown, ermnits can be given Lary Se the application of 7-6 O DI — For parti iy by setter ur in pore legally appointed and regi tered sutiers Woo Ds te the Age rt. near Pa. ars. (Signed) M.C ” Pet qnallty afGck Wood, 3 oF. | Tenanta? rpart of Bonae or ath-rwise, can always | de 31-3 Quartermante veq-cue Bickers. 9%,” : | Vebed at this ufliee, without charge, i E[0E SAS Sec haat Dan Pine .t @0 apd 7 m0 ser enrd, dallvered. bond ‘ —— eee TENS. oan be bade torwaic ni AEE Ch TN at. betwen F a a Vi ANTED—A Colored MAN. a8 waiter; one who moan ns nee a ere Ne FoR fae Dns bay MAE, owned by Captain $O7 Thirteenth street nour tha Ayanie, daz Sr eee ee | ‘ . aNTED— OVERNMENT L : FERED APARGE COMstUN ENT OF URE oc iwewsoye nicer arenoreny OOS We ANE. 300, COVRRNMENT 1-4 nORING AEPLES and SWEET OLDER JUION, for | sorted to onme fcrwad lnmedinters ect may tho | tars opply te ©. E. BUCK, Eeg., 6th atrect wharf, - J. &. RANEI~ & CO.. + Heery on mare end heres, or obuecwine tae vee Et Wine, Liquor gud Commision Merchants, will be + ered fur mele on Setardiy, far 3! 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Alec, varigty of the ix'est Os Kid by ali respectadic Druggists—whvirnslo re b ctrah and Dress Patteron, is and retail at LOS K Blu eatle the npocial bts © rrer Maryland & Orivauaberrof Wa his gtou a Trice \S and 28 cr nta per pare a Bid examine he ree ut SRERFSIING POR LADIE+. see a0 5 Reiter aes the highest bidder for eash, in order taat tha c ss ol the lale-\ Parts atyies, ANTED.—Uue or mora UNPURNINHKED KLOMr. by a gentieman and wifs, in a tte 4 joeelity. or convenient to the years, vith er with; joard. Addrenx, xtating ha, 60," Perwanent,”” Box 25 Star UMes. gtr V PORIUM OF” 2 WASTED We arg supus SECOND HAND v. SNITU ME. MPOV ES and BEDDING. Tor which «» are paying the highest cash prices. Fam 4 ing heuacteaping. or having @ s0rplus ce WHI fod it fe their advan sive BONT? & GuiFir iif Ne 36p Seveutir at. between I Hi —Those io want of Eap viany » #11 Ninth #t., whore the best of be given to fitet-class Servants. I uve always ieations 6m base fer ‘good Cooks, Teases, mermaids, Walters and Boametrosana; also np Meu to wait on tables, in private familias cracls Farm Hands wadted. ‘Employers in want NR ideas wanted” The bee Teele con , By . The “btainad wijhout charge jngasaio eat of arte | wtyte A : & c A bortoN HROW A i opel as above. We have again reduced t se pr’--« of a large sto. k I HIS Lan wiperb nrticle, one the So 2 a Si MR TLCERS «fh Dayne Dre-e avo.s tu 3H cents por yari, | every lover of a grand, lremit [OURS ipnkp HOUSE WANTED.— Wanted we worth 97) to & cants. _ | BREAD, rent. for frow one to three years a Purniahed lao, Woolen Henley, Gi v a, Mor n5e4, Shaw'~ Hoteix, Keating Hourea Sutiors, Grocery Stares ‘welling for a private familly. tion in the Embroideri +,&c.,w llb- oid at’ retuced and Fem hes evotsted every inormiin nat coming Yirat or Second ard pretarred, Ag res Lock Box with thin deli ne tice: & Washington. DO Our rock of Ladica’ and Chil !res's Dress at esery Senday = nacton. B seat y Furewilibe ~ 1! at goat bargains. They b (off YA ANTED LMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN, who bnew mady aud ‘rea 4d-of -ur own ‘ +* uid-retantn imangiing. and other work oon- . « Me) ENBERG 7 nue d with wasring clothes, at the National Staau “44 Market Sonos, her 7 bant ‘th at», Taomtry, Pala gue. te teen 3th mod 13k. wte fest uadirt:. Aveoue House. , 4 coer ae Tie JAS. Fo HOTCHKYSS Proprietor, | and 17th Penneylvaniacayairy, near Occoquan. { Itséems thats cetachment of about 300 men | from thore two and an Lilinois cavalry regi- | point, they retired on our main body, being | formed in line Of batile ere crossing the stream, did pot learn. SECOND: EDITION. 4 THREE O'CLOUEK P. M. ee uw YRan's Day.—According to onr cus- Star will be issued to-morrow, Jan- We make this statement for the 4 TN RECINT REBEL CAVALRY Raid An officer doing duty with a portion of our noops who were engaged with Stuart's cavairy near Occaquan on Sunday last, Riying been made a prisoner, was released (by Stuart) yos- terday, with three wounded Union soldiers, near Chantilly. Me brings hither further and very interesting information of the affair. He was captured, with thirty-five of tho 24 ment—the 12th, we believe—had crossed the Occoquan to hunt up rome suspicious charac. ters lurking there. At Bacon race, about six miles above the village of Occaquon, they came across a large body of retel cavalry apparently 2x or seven thousand strong, with six pices of artillery. Our officers, Capt. Chauncey and Li. Leach, who-were with the advance, saw at a glance tbat a fight was necessary, if but to affurd their main body an apportunity to get back across the stresm, and ac@ordingly charged upon the enemy’s pickets, driving them from the crest of the hill there, to which they advagcad. On seeing the strength of the rebels from that preseed by the enemy. The whole four times fightirg nearly ali the way back. They jost | Lieuts. Snyder and Leach and one sergeant’ | killed, and four men wounded and thirty-five ; plisoners, including but the single officer, who | bas reached here. The balance crossed ths etrram in safrty. In the course of this engagement, the Rebels lurt one Major and a Captain killed, aod a Lieut. Colonel wounded, besides others killed | atd wounded, who were immediately cared for by the Rebels—placed in wagous ur amby- lances. Fron thé oMeer who brings this account, we learn that there were four Generals with tais body of Rebets— Generals Sronrt, Wade Hamp. ter, Fitdiugh Lee. aud ancther whose name he It was sfid among them that wey hat, on the day before, had a considerable tat Dumirtes, where they had been repulsed Ly infentry, in their effort “te get possession of | “our stores in and around that village, ‘They brousht away no prisoners on their re- treat or retirement from that enterprize, and the betief a:nong our men in their hands was t they were worsted im the affair, After ing at the ford, our carbineers rallied and ave them ancther charge before retreating io sircumyp. The rebels probably did no: fellow i there, as they carried off nothing from it. They stripped our dead, however, of their cro # th th | clothes, gloves, &e. The next fring was in the immediate ricin- ity of Fairfax Conrt House, on Sunday nigh: A portion of the Rebel force went off in that directi®, but being received with four roands of shell and same musketry, speedily retreated to their main body. They marched all night Sunday nigit, aud baited on Monday morning at Chantilly Church for five hours. While their pickeds at “ Frying-pan”—a mile a half off—were attacked and driven in by Major Taggart, of 2d Pennsytyania cavalry, On finding the force: he had to deal with, he howaver retired. They Ivft Chantiily Chureh at noon on Mon- day, going up gbe Latte Kiver turnpike in the dit ion of Aidie. This is the last that was sernofthem. They had sbout eighty prisoners in all, including citiar stragglers, teamsters, une@ the squad of thirty-five mentioned abore. Ere leaying Chantiily, they paroled thy offi- cur, the three wounded privates, and Lt Sny- det, Who, being in artieuéo mortuis from a wound in his thigh, diek there a few hours afterwards. Gen. Stuart took eccasion to complimens Lient. Leach highly lor the great gallautry of.his turee distinct charges, made with not more than 25 tien upen a whole Rebel regiment, in order to rd our main body an opportunity to get ck across the ford. In the Inst he fell dead— j his body being pierced by- three balls: ‘The rebels carried nothing olf with them except the eighty prisoners and the clothing they had plundered off our dead—not eyen— yisibly—the stores from the few sutlers’ wagons they tell in with. The officer in charge of the prisoners—a Major W bite—behaved with the greatest kind. bers to them throughout the whole forty-five miles march to Ci.atiily. THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL. To-day, Maj. Gen. Burnside was examined, estifying at length with reference to the des- Patches sent by the accused to him during the progress ef his corps between Fredericksburg and Bull Run, He also testified that the order to evacuate the Penmsula was approved by grneral officers of YeClelian’s army, and that they were not averse to serying in the Army of the Rappahannock. The crowd in stiendance to-day was very eee. McDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY. To-day a number of letters from Gen. Me- Clellan, with reference principally to the forte left in Washington when the army of the Pe- tomae started for the peniusula, were filed as tectimony afler being read. The examination of Gen, Sigel was not concluded yesterday, and his further examination has been postponed until Friday next. Major Willard, (of Gen. McDowell's Syaq,) was commencing to give testimony at iy p.m A THRILLING RY. The Lieut. Colonel of thé 2d Pa. Osvairy, Bow on duty near Occaquon, sends word here this forenoon that a body of eighteen thonsand j Tebel troops are said to have made their ap. penrance in that vicinity this morning. There can be no truth whatever in the story, ; though more or less rebel cavalry may be ecouting around there, <2 OFFICIAL. The Officers of the Navy are informed that the President will receive ttm on New Year's Day at half-past eleven o'clock Precisely. They are requested to assemble at the Navy Department, at 11 o'clock, in full drees unl- j form. Navy Department, Dec. 30, 1502. sda sagt War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Warhingion, December 30, 1902. } The President having signified his Pleasure to reevive the officers of the army in this city, St half-past eleven o’clock on the ensuing New Year's Day, they will assemble at the War Department at eleven o'clock a. m. of that day, to accompany the General-in-chief thence to the Executive Mansion. 7 By order of the Secretary of War: at (Signed) L. Tuomas, Adj't Gen’ FILSON ® PHILADELPH he Seishin ete a se ep = = vo of returning patronage bestowed ~ and to assure to keop 7 bis very libe the past Z Boxes, capadie bottins "Per sele C. W.BOTKLER & 8: low, to make reom, is iow Hall, 315 Ps. avenue, dew ‘oc. FROM THE ARMY OF THE PoTomac. 5 - aman tiipareas INTERUPTICN OF TRLBGRAPHTO CONNTST- Riverton Hrangvantens, Dec. 3—Last higtit, ebont S o'clock, the wires ceased to work™norn of Falmoath station. The cause was unknown at ten p. ‘The inst heard of the rebel cavalry Was from Occoquan, which piace they way northward. _Frs@eat or 4 Rune: Ovtrcte This Boon the funeral of Majer Geo. W. arevel ofticer, of Frederickeborg and made a lace b streets, and was of Marons, whe followed his remains Congressional Cemeter: in the lot Major Pettigrew was a relative of a distin. Charleston, 8. He was bronchi Patent Otis t, but steadily re. a Cc. tured all the wounded w! ime Wi and in rec‘ ived 8 wonnd in the knee. to this city, and was taken to the Hospital on Wednesday las: froin Maronic Hall, corner bya w ed lawyer of that name, of late battle at to allow his wound to be bad Leen at: death on that of his when, after some conversation with will was drawn up beg consisting of a large «state in Ga., to his mother, wife and c! whom he see be atr. he 32 the Masonic fraternity would take his body and bury with the asual After hie death, which t night mahogany coffin, and iaid tn Hall, Episcopal Church, ber, were condncted by BR Kentacky. The Masonic were turer, E. L. Stevens. Ro: town. rotibe Fran’ BRERY AND Ar: —Last t seven o'clock, Alfred Ramone aueht we ~s- kug.ked down, badly beaten, ang Popbed of $15.14, near the T ay ri , by John Muniz aff liey. For. tunately, patrolmen Colburn, Chicl 4 Rov. in-on were near the spot, and caught both tre rs in the act. watz gave thé name of k Kelley, but was ideutified as Joho were way med mostly ‘Sted thatthe from his ertate. Healso © dire a » bie remains were stale in and this afterngon the of which he was ev. Dr. MoM conducted by live, who ik; committed tc weeding they were carrie] to the ‘ho had come up at the ended to; and when hi came, it was found that@nortification place, which reewlied in a On P yrogees fi to hopes of his recovery, known &s 2 Mason th And asked that the fa, be made known propert, ‘ayne countr, hildren, about funeralexpenses charge of honors. ook place on Monday in 8 haadsume ‘had paseedonthawr Who was wounded la the of Ninth large fad to where be was buried Y a maul Orne is torn had taken Monday be made himacif Oy to roue of the Masons Athington. Grand Master r 7 ence informed, and hastened to his him, 3 ys Masonic services of the & mem- ardy, of Services a: (he grave Grand Visiter and Lac. im. They to jali fer court; aud on Secoad at Ward Station, where their likenesses were tal be nsed as ornaments for the Mi: eae Gallery. > CommITtED ToTRE Orn Mar: Doster the following rebel Robe ginia Old € APITOL.—Provost hal-General Tait yesterday sen to Cal, rt Tillett, and Ira Bail cap I prison, as ment snd harboring desrricra, Seir, Old Capitol prison yrstera: rested by som Floti ade. Robert Lewis, James Hughes and W. of Virginia, were niso 3 of the offic; a whule attempting to prisoners of war. ley. of the 15th Var. cavsiry. They were committed to the Was Neptamus Broo charged with bearing arms »gainst the Go: on, vera. T. committed to the of of the Potoues | ae boon ore violate the bleag- > GEORGETOWN POLICk CAsa.—Grayson Dat. row, Jobai St fon, gTand larceny Brooks, do.; jail. James Mi Stone, petty larcen’ Mary and Emma Charles Lucas, bows a $22each. John Brown, do.: dism| Muigrave, do.; fined a@244. nuisance; fined $20.44. George Po’ Lumsford, Thomas Jebkn imbling on Sunday: fined Porter, John Fr Turvey, Albert Stone, teaca. Wm. Eltls, and Woo ¥; bail for court, vy ot ne gh wers, Seth” David fined Ford, agi ven, and Jas. McQuaid, Wiles arvey, do.; workhouse. Jobn Suilivas, DEATHS OF Sovprens.—The follow been —— Jas. Gilbert, Co. M, 112th Pa. ; Gism: — since our last: A. Sheeler, Co. A, 11th Pa. Jae . G. Summer, Co. B, ‘Wm! Tarker, Co. H, 20th Mass, I. Powell, Co. E, A. H, Cane, Co. ©, & Jae. N.J. . Howe, 1isth N.Y. Asa Chapman, Co. I, 13%h Pa. J. F. Gentsel, Ist Lieut. ith U.S. Art. ing hare W. Catheart, Co. H, 145th Pa. % aaa WasnixcTon MONEY MAREET.—Q rotations for stocks, coih and uncurrent money, farniened by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers American Silver, Virginia bank nows, 25 discount, Sonta Car. olina, Georgia, &c., 5 discount; North Oar- olina, 29230 discount. amass” Pee Te HexcraniY AcgriTTeD.—On Monday afwr- noon Thomas Jarboe, who had been arrested and hearing, and ‘Wim. Towie, ccl'dy wha had been comuritied 10 jail on =e ale nie See: . ta belonging 4 SM Hop Sue, free the store of Mr. Breansa, on the corner of Sixth streetaad Massachusetts avyenve, a appeared before Justice Barnacio; and there being ro evidence they were hosorasly ischarged. hci 2 Boswkt1's MEDICATED! wen Ca yoy Se eleewhere the advertisement of well's cor candy. Itts undoubtedly the very bet Srritto of mas kine beforé the fortu Prompt in getting out, but Eately were not needed wares side,