Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1863, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON OITY: | WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1963. SF RBADING MATTRR OF BYBRY PAGS. BBE OCUTAIDE FOR INTBRESTING TBLE- SPIRi Migencer thinks the frequent chang» in the command of the Army of the Potomac a dangrreus sort ef experimontation, and that «it ia the misfortune of the country and of the Army of the Potomac that the only General who has commanded the Iatter long enough to win its comtidence has lost the favor of the Adminiatra- tien, or at least that branch which coutrols the comduct ef the war." The Chronscle criticises the course of the rad- fenls as represented by Mr. Conway, of Kansas, Q@nd the conservatives aa represented by Mr_ Ssulebury, of Delaware. Both attacked the President and Administration, but the CAron- a gives Mr. Conway the credit of being in- fivenced by & apirit of patriotiem and a love of liberty, while the Senator from Delaware acted, s the Chronicle, ‘like a slavo-drivor or a Five Points ball, + <ce+ — 87 The New York World dose itself no credit by endorring the malignantly abaurd story sent by “ Manbattan,” (the motorions Jo. Scoville,) the New York correspondent of the London Morning Herald to that paper, who says: « Itis @ fact that President Lincoln, when he Visited the battie-feld of Antietam, before the corpse had beeri buried, called upon an officer, who had been reported to him as a good song- singer, to ‘step out and sing mv a song,” and thea in an cpen plain, ip bearing of the dying and in sight of the sightives dead, the officer sung for the President of the United States ‘Jim @long Josey.” What asplendid but much abused ruler old Nero was. le fiddled while Rome ‘woes burning, but never called out one of his officers to sing ‘Jim along Josey." ‘The World cannot certainly be ignorant of the fact that the Prosident’s visit to the battle- fleld of Antietam took place three weeks after te battic, when there were certainly no dying nd dead lying on the field; and the story is otherwise so intrinsically absurd that none but BS very unscrupulous assailant would give it the slighte-t heed EF Our gunboats on the Mississipi had a sharp ergagement with the Kebels on tho Bayou Teche, on the th instant, in which they captored a number of the rebels; but, unfortunately, we lost the commander of the expedition, Commander Thos. McKean Kuch- Snan, who was shot through the head from the enemy's rifle pits. An error in the telegraphic dispatch, ss published yesterday, led to the supp sitien thatit was the rebel Commander Buchanaa who had been killed correspon New York Tribune snys: + Upon the arrival of Ges. Butler at New Orleans to resume com- mand of the Department of the Gulf, General Baaks will be ordered to Texans, at the head of Seulficient force, for the purpose of assisting the Union men of that State to restore it to the Union as 8 fron Vommonwealth Thus the original plan of the Banks expedition will be carried into execution.” S7 On Sunday Wheeiers cavalry made a @ash at a train of cars on the railroad between Nashvilleand Franklin, and succeeded in de- stroying two cars. Rebel cavalry continue to Bever about our army in Tennesace, watching Our communication. Gen. Garfield has re- ported to Gen. Rosecrans for duty. Intercept- ed rebel letiers show that the enemy is receiy- ing reinforcements. 87 Gro. Wilkes, of the Now York Spirit of the Timer, who is a warm adherent of General Hooker's, and supposed to be in that officer's counsels, enys: “The removal of Franklin and Sumner from their commands ia in accordsnce with the terms etd dame puciaeral Aantint Cearhess, that — is to be entirely untrammeled in his SF Mre. (General) McClellan has been pre- seated with an elegant furnished house in the Fifth Avenue, New York City. Among the subecribers to this McUlellan testimonial, we learn, are the names of Astor, Aspinwall, Morgan, and ether equally distinguished and Ppreminent. @F A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, with whom the wish is doubtless father + to the thought, manufactures a « Washington Yumor™ to the effect that Gen. MeCiellan has tendered his resignation, all because he has froeived the critical censure of that renowned Vermont Jomrt, Gen Hitcheock. &F The English correspondent of the Chris. - téam Free Mason says that the Rey. Dr. Spur- gron, of London, was recently presented with @ plum cake, which was found before it was @aten to contain suMcient poison tor the de- struction of half a dozen people, S87 The Philadelphia Inquirer notices the frightful rise of gold to 185 under recent Con- eFessional leguslauon, Snd (binks the only rem- edy for the financial troubles is the issue of in- terest-bearing legal tender notes. OF The speculative feeling in fancy stocks is subsiding in New York, and the speculators are waiting to see what action Government takes in the way of borrowing or issuing money. SF We bave mous, SR Pa. avenue, a copy of the useful Con- @eesional Directory for the Present session, published by the Postmaster of the House. 87-3. HT. derome, — yesterday at his residence near Govans- wn. Gen. Porter and the New York Council. (From N.Y. Evening Post, Monday.) The Board of Aldermen met this afternoon. After 3 protracted and excited session reso- Tutions condemning the Acting of the Porter Court-Martial were by an a: ma. jority of fourtoone. The follow: % densation of the preamble and ia ‘The ble acts forth that the Gonmon | ot for Bt Council has learned With feelings of rofouad regret, Bot unmixed with alarm, ofthe seal fr.m the service of the United States of our trllow citia#m and townsman, Major General Fits Joba Porier, that the occurrence is re. Kietied, “as we mpbnly. ave, and still do, re. gxrd Gea. Porter as Ppersoniticauoa of ail that is brave, loyal, Patriotic, and we feed slarmad lest the precedent thus establusbed, Of subjeoting a tried, energetic, and competent cvmmaander to the mercies of a court-martial com almoet exclusively of Professional Fivals, will resuitin putting similar dogradauon Epos other influestial and conservative com- Tianders, And demoraligation and the conse. went overthrow of ths Government” asserts that, in the opinion ef the Commo Council, the evince adduced on the triai preved thar Gen. Fits John Porter was entitied to an Scquittal, and that it ie (he right and duty of the Amesioandoropl+ to eritieise the sction of ic ve rants, r pov rg mate, @nd Sige civil or military he Brat resolution maneets that the ceuns sl ©f the Genera! tarnish t the Common Council ® “wika:d umparual opy of ue charger, « Gebers and proesimes om trial, The w Rreole fa es presses the surprisa, mortiflc Sod sersyw of the Common Couacti u owe ARd untoward Which bad deprived the «t Gemezal Porter, aad per HAT ey tem ¥ renee ler MOkw Ate The mililary dior wwe € 4m their imercourse with the con. SS... lv evement im our armiee—a stem of ete euben whi hoommen # i bys meeting tepe rst MeUieiian, saspeoding General Guell, i which we ted im, Qod ip the rain of tha dareption of the Govern. sutheriues of the Bad dee eing Qonenal Porter, & feat wa ’ Se bMS Apress he symoachy of Poona with Me Jona - ec Wde se te Wi usre | That weeel is Teesived from Philp & Solo. | ‘ex-Mayor of | Baltimora, : OUR MILITARY BUDGE od THM HATTBRAS. ‘The Navy Deparimint have adewpatch by the steamer Northern Lizht comfirming the ac- connt of the recent lowes of the U, 5. steamer Ha\teras in ketion near Galveston. The roseel sinking her could not possiniy have beem the Piritieh steamer Spittli~, se ebe profess-d to v- side-wheel steamér, snd was nt Rermudaon the I7th inat. It is judged atthe Navy Department that «be was uo olhes than the Almbama; th theory that she may have been the Oreto, from Mobile, being rojected at the Departn.ent. THR SLIDRLL ‘This verwel, recently surren tere! to thy Reb- ele im the western waters, was, doudtices, an army transport, perhaps armed with one gun — pot @ naval vescel, as alleged. As an army tranepo:t, she was not calculated to mike any defence whatever against a considerable Rebel attack. THA NEW COMMANDARS Tt seems to be believed around us that Gen. Couch and Gen, W. F. Smith are to fill up the places of Gens. Sumner and Franklin. These officers have high reputation for both bravery and skill, and better appointments could not probably be made. lie, Maryland. The Baltimore American gives the particulars of the destruction of the sloop Hard Times,” and an atiempt to burn the crow. Tho “!lard Times,” was captured a few days ago at Kent Island, being loaded with contraband goods and about to run the blockade. After her cap- tureshe was taken by the guard te Cuntroville, arriving there on Friday. A guardot six men waa placed on board of her, fully armed, to prevent any atiempt that might be made to re- capture her until arrangements could be made for herremoval to Baltimore or to Washington. About two o’cluck on Saturday morning, the erntry on guard entered the cabin for AMoment, whereahe remainder of the guard whore sitting around the stove, when the cabin door was sad- denly cloeed and locked and a half dozen men rushed ondeck. In A momontthe mazzles ot double barreled guns were protruding through the Window, with a demand for the guard tosurrender. ‘The stove pipo was also clomed, and the men were confined in the little eprer, not more than six feet square, nearly sifted with smoke, The surprised party were comprlled to deliver up their muskets and side arms, a» the term of surrender, but after they had done go the assailant opened the hatches, ret fire tothe vessel, and threatened to burn the guard up with it. They however man- aged to escape,.one by breaking ont 4 panetin the eabin, and the others by battering down the door. Onreaching the deck they were ail or- dered to come ashore, and were taken on boats some distance down the creek, when they were landed mrrehed a short distance, and told that they might then return, The aisailing party were mnflled with hand- ' werchiefe and otherwise discuised, so that not ove of them could be recognized. Only two of the party, who were evidenily strangers, acted naspokesmen, and were most brutal iv taeir threats after the men were d med. NOTIC Building Association ary reapectfull: invited attend a méeting on WHUNE: DAY EVENING, to J wn. 2th, at7 o'clock, at J. far omg 319 D street, rticular business calla the attention © the ; By order of the President: ibis “2 AIGLER embers thercof. = ' lee TO THY LADIES OF WASHINGTON. The “German KFelief Associstion for Sick nod . Wounded Soldiers" have appointed the undorsiqnod Cowmittes for arranging the Grand Fair previous ly advertised to be held at Odd Follows’ Hall on or about the 16th of February, They take pleasure in avrouncing that the fol owing Ladies havo accapted the invitation to assist by acting as Managers Mrs. General Schurz, No. 411 13th at. Mre. General Shinmelfennig, Hotel Sass, Pa. av., between 44 and 6th ste. | Mre. Major Balbaeb Mass. ay, bet. ith and 7th sta Mrs. W. L Nicholson, president of Fifth Ward | Relief Association. Roite Frankia Philps, Bat. bet, 9th and 10th ste, /Gangewer, No. 537 H at af Gunné Seryey Ottce. . Apel, care of Mr. Apel, Burgeon General's |. Bred Schmidt. No. 257 oth street. Cousul Gon-ral Hits, Capitol Hill, . Adolf Cluss, M street, between D and HR. . Dr. Finek=1, corner Ath and G streets, Mre Sellbauren 7th stroet, D-twoen ( aud Miss Elids B. lateness No. 423 5th streat. Mixa B. Heraberger, No 30 Markot Space. Mica N. Berry, No. 4 Market space. Mins Maedel, No. 43 New York avenue, batween nth and ith atree's. Mrs. Munck, 9th street, between D and B The co-operation of tho Ladica of Washington ia earnestly requested, snd those willing to take ao active interest in furthering our humane purporag by taking—singly or in clabs—tosponsibility for filling tables, and perhaps attending to tho ssleof the articles during the evenings of th Tespectfully requeated to communicate with either of the above-named Ladies, but at sil events with the Secretary of the Fair Committes, Mr. Adolf Cluss, Box 214,50 as to enable an early organisa tion. A meeting of thove Latins who will make affocta in our reble cause, will be called aa soon as re sible. ata convenient parler, hereafter to be dotor- mined, Contributions will besides be received at the f-1 lowing depots: Mre. Jacob Gideon, ‘Thh wt omer: Poat Ofien reet, opposite General tr. Joho Hits, sr eraane. » Capitol Hill, opposite Capi Mrs Baumgrase, No. 485 12th stroet, Mra. Moehiingtaus, No 5 ‘kets Metzerntt's Music Store eee — Philp & Solomon's Bookstore. ord & Riley's Bookstore. tT. 8. D. Finckel, corner 39th and G straete. The use of Gad Pelloww’ Hall has been generous ly sranted for the purpose, free of charge. Fair Committee. Asolf Clase, Charles Kiomann, ine. publicas. and Intelligan- jaa Te Fred. Schmidt. Arthur Balbach, Pred. Biedl {Morning Chronicia, Re ecr, copy cnee.} HSONTAN LECTURES.—Prof. Ho! of Harvard University, will lectu: eMIT! we a i care of Mr. Hitgard, Assistant in 0 Fair, are | f War!’ on FRIDAY Jancary | Disgracefal Be. Se While the bill proposing to legalize all the acts of the President of the United States, and others im authority, in suspending the privi- lege of the writ of habeas corpr+, was up Dafore the Senate yesterday, t aware, indulged tn ®étyle of remark and pro. cedure dixcreditable to him Je bee = peat ree, After denouncing the Prerident Uniled States and Hig of the Administra. ! tion, he statu d that Mr. Lincoln was the weak- | estman ever poe in a bigh office. Ha aaid | he had been in converestion with him, -and | knew be was an imbecile. | Mr. Grimes, (R.) of Jowa.—I think the Sen- | ator ough! not to be allowed to continus such | | remarks, Mr. Saulebury was admonished by the Vice I'reeident that his remarks were out of order, when be procerded to denounce the President, stating that if he «wanted to paint a ho | Lincotn.” The Chair decided such remarks as com- | pletely eut of orde: Mr. Santsbury.— submitted to writing. The Vice President told the Senator to take Dir seat, that his remarks were out of order. til I know what I have said that is out of Teer ‘The Vice President said if the Senator did not take his seat he should order the Sergeant. at-Arms ty take him in charge, Mr. Saulsbury.—Tho voice of freedom ts not allowed in the American Senate. The Vice President.—The Serguant-at-Arms Will take the Senator In charge. ‘The S rgeant-at-Arme then advanced to Mr. i ‘THE LATEST NEWS. Br. Saulebury, of Del, s7taR’ would paint the Rideous form of Abraham = retiring Mr. Saulebury—I shall not take my saat | TRY MARE PHBIR.APPRAR- EN BAR FAIRF. AND CAPTURB SOME OF OUB = PICKBTS. _o COL, WYNDHAM PURSUBS AND CAPTUBBS A NUMBEBR OF THR REBBLS a (Special Dispateh to The Star.} ARe Faturax Covet Hoven, Jan.27.—Last night » our pickets were driven in by e@ne of Stuart's cavalry, wounding one and capturing nine, Col. Wyndham then started with abont two hundred men in pursuit. Hecame up with tae sbort engagement he captured twenty-four of | them. ‘Will the point of order be | EE EERE OFFICIAL. Darsarurxy or Sy Wasninaron, Jan 2, wss.t Releases from the draft on the ground of alienage | have been allowed in the following casas: Saulabury, who refused to go, making a mo. | tion to his side pocket, but after some conver- sation the two walked to and then Mr. Saulsbury stopping, sat down on the ofa near the wert entrance of the Senata Chamber. Mr. Sanlsbury was earnest conversation there with the ‘Sor, at-Armas, and alter talking for @ time, took from his side pocket a revolver, which he turned several times in his hands and ther replaced. Afterwards he went out with the othcer, but returned again in about half an -d tha cloak room, | hour, when, after sitting awhile in his seat he | advanced to the desk near the Speaker's chair and made several attempts to gain the | floor; when Mr. Doolittle, (R.,) of Wisconsin, called him — to order, and read arnle of the Senate which deprives. a Senator of the right to speak after having beem called to order fur contempt of the Senate, consin say L amin contempt to auy honorable mant ‘The Chair (Mr. Clark in the chair.) The Senator from Delaware will take his seat, He is out of order. Mr. Saulsbury. otherwise. Cries of “ Ord@r!" from several Senators.) | he Chair, The Senator will take his seat, custody. company bim, but afler some com yersation left the Chamber, After being gone for About half an hour, Mr. Saulsbury returned again, aud made severa efforts to gain the foo ‘The Chair, (Mr. Clark.)—The 5 take bis seat Mr. Sumne’ understood th the custod him on floor now. are that the order of the Chair committing hin to tie cus tody of the Sergeant-at-Arms has been di charged. The Chair. The the Senstor in charce. Mr Sauisbury.—l should hike to fed to that ord: r ex seuted by any one. ‘Yhe Senator then took his seat. swearing at Mr. Sumner and other > inaudibly to the Serveant-at-Arnis, as he ap. | pr . but refusing to leave. ta afler, | he to the cloak-room with that oiilesr. After tt toh lapse of considerable time 4, when he was conduct: iam be BW BOOK 8&8! ERNER'S PRIDE and MRS. IHALLESUR- | TON'S TROUBLES. By the author of ‘East Lynne.” &e. MISTRESR AND MAID. Ry Miss Malloch. | NO NAME. By Wilkie Oolling, AURORA FLOYD and LADY AUDLRY'S 58 | CRET. Ry Miss Braddon | Wr All the New Bo. kn of the da: B426 AINS! | GREAT BARGAINS Jin RKEADY-M4ADB CLOTHING, | at SMITH'S, H - No, 460 Suvexvm Srausy, where I have the best assortment of OCASSIMERB COATS, PANTS AND WRITS in the city. Also, a very fine stook of GENTS’ FURNISHING @OoODs, which we offer at very low prices for the uext sixty days, to make room for new Spring Goods. To persons in want of CLOTHING, now is the time to buy them, at No, 460 SEVENTH STRRRT, } and i CORNER 20TH STREET AND PA, Ay. 3. H. SMITH, Clothier, No, 460 Seventh streat, E] Two doors above J. Brace & Co.'s. N W OONGRESSIONAL DIBEOTORY —Con Arpigional Directory for the Third Session of the Thirty seventh Congress of the United states of America, with engraved Plans of the ilouse of Kepresentatives and Senate Chamber. Price 78 cents, Published by PHILP & BOLOMONS, Metropolitan Book Store, between 9th and 1th ats. C ER. C FP. NcPHBRSO’ i G; RADUATE Of Pennsylvania Medina Collage, * 1 Gol and the Teule pemeraity aot fatter cone cpened an off No. 411 j | m7 st Pa. av ce at } 11TH &T., BETW. H AND I, Wasutxcros, D. 6. NDAY wi id WEDNESDAY, 39th. Lee e mmence até o'eleck pm, Admiitanse tice’ af melieing. wad eat ser eee 2 the peas | #5 2 ja 2248 Fay vce is all senes of Ly |, and of NO TIO B Representatives of Sanitary ° BP Conse tation ie either the Bugli Nerang asia RelleP ‘nod State Associations, . and eilber at the meee tee Risa Janay iecataeeg basen ree oom rele Te } Pascaay a F M.D. : Be communtested tothe” ae ease | sagrgec tt? Nth street, yee Set MY prarr NORTH AND SOUTH —By Wa OWES sy yy BOOKS Rureell, corr dent i oo ‘. Frmecttgtetell,Sorrewmeptent of tie honsee SELLING OFF AT cost. 1563 witwaatees: Tat the first cost p: 186: The trade euppited, at the lowest wholesale prisce, ¥ va IN of al etree, at the ON A aie 978 Pa ar betes Iona ee GFBat BXOITEMBENT among the CLOTHING MRRORANTS! owing to 3. BRUCE & CO. toek of BAND BOTA’ CLOTHING at lees than any other house in Wash, Is the time to nccuresone cf the eee NF GREAT BARGAINS pester na, Wehaveom hand the finest scise CASSIMBRBE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS inthe city. Also latest styles of McCLELLAN SACKS, for citirens’ and ~oldiers’ wear, BOYS’ CLOFRING of all lesoriptions All of the above goods will be sold at less than | wholesale prices for the next vixty days, to make | Toom for Spring Goods which we are now maan- | facturing J. BRUCE &€ Co, Clotbiers, 464 Se veuth street, =. ___ Two doors baiow Smith's DOR BALR—A BLAOK HO: etween 16 and F 17 hande high ered toa eens saat woud team herse, yearsold. &ieo nets of HARN RAS Appis at aa Ble anth at an FOR SALR OC ae Lor or PINR PILES. on ¥ | for bailing | vas Trenire 0” Master Les 7 oO” Master Laborer at Navy | Wraspirctoe, DC esi ie . 1 wi, | it tiysar : FRANCK TAYion. iS Those rere for Hospitals and Libraries | | will Ged i All are Ras igof cutee hs roost janufecturer of elegeat | GERMAN SILVER, ROSEWOU 1 a- WY, 2 BLACK WAL OT Ord e Gift Books, Bistories, a ant Ld Bake. Modern Painter. are English etition Wetter s crkas, (autograph edition;) Calo: Wor zou con's Works, and many others of the rame RIOR AR ARD 3. JoraR, | . ae 109 Poeun. avena MARINIV2 DAN Or th strest, Piret Wark ' ry T RMPERANCR HALL, RB street, detw and toth.—Prof. 1. @. MAIN I has tho tanec Sth to appounce to hie friends, and the public oy Days of tuition tor ladi @encrel. that bis next ¢ -eter willeommence noggin: j every Tueatay, Thursday and Sei <3 we ». OIN@ ACADEMY, on TURSDAY, Pebruary 31. wh. | Propare his pugils for the May tal so wardsy. and from 8 te 8 p.m. for ctemeee | C HERZBERG. Suhoeee ne 13,0) to be bh REMOVED. FY BAILEY Roe eae ved Ebep from SS9 Seventh street west, te settlers West, to 316 C street north, where he will be epey to see his old friencs and | Bers. Particular attention paid to foitias. Allorders received sad prompt- atte: nded te. ae me FASHINGTON THREATHER SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1863, COMPLIMENTARY BENRFIP & 8 Bary AND BH. BRINK a P? NE WOOD: Sv cords of Seasoned Fi made arraceem 30 deliver be will } ou orders. WR CLAGH AtW. M. Shasier & Co's No. 35 es Ja Bs co2w é t meen TYh and stn ate, r. Saulsbury. Does the Senator from Wis- | Nase Where Drafted. Jobs H.etephen......... Lancaster co., Penns January 25, 3358. William Gelhausen.......Kewaaneeco., Wi-consin. Perdinand Wittig. .. Miiwaukee o9., Thomes Mablbcrg.. He Mili ons Denied. Jobanp Hod. Charlee Vors. PRIZE MONBY.—Prise money accruing from Navy Agent, 8. P. Brown, Hq , at Washington, D. C., to wit: Brooklyn, Itasea, South Carolina, Mercedita and Huntsville, for captare of the steamer Magnolia. Pavannah, Fla,, Pocahoatas, Seminelo, Semeca © ard Augusta, for capture of the schooner B. J, Waterman. Mount Vernon, ‘or capture of the schooner British Queen HOBART BEBRRIAN, 3 Fourt Auditor, ws BEPARTMENT, WasHINoTON, January 25, 1943. In cense quence of the pressure Of business atthe War Department, passes for citineas to visit the | Army of the Potomac will bo given at the office of Just as I please, and not | and the Sergeant-at-Arms willtake him in | "The Sergeant.at-Arms approached the Sena- | tor from Delaware, who retused at first to ao- | unt it —— Mor wi Se eTRUOTERES WANTED-A laty dorires to | r.—I rise to a question of order. L | 8, and Taee | anteal-Arms will Cake | nators, and MutterINg — cau Kho eretarned | from tho i var | Manawe rc. be e factthat oe has : oor otgto’, wil | "6. j week at the New Fc ogre he ia prepared to give bis altention to the | “treets. : j | eente | one | 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASaBLs: Lient. Col. Conxap, 132 Penasyivania avenue, above Nineteenth street. NOTICE. y NOTE Por $400 obiained from me by misr=2- rerente tions, without recei vin; f bid a. turity pees AL. PRBRU ARY, jan 9 st" lace a littie girl. eight years old, with a reapent able and refined widew imiy, for tie pur poss of ine ftruction iberaily for the B.S." at this te. BK. ULUGY. Ha arrived in Washington the celebrated MADAME FORREST, = Doctreas aud Astroiogist. who bas arrived from Europe This wonderfal lady was a pupil of the renowned Signsr retta, the Anirologer of Venies, was bora wi anatural gift; telia the past and fature correctly; warrants to curé rhenmatism and otner disease j ‘a likeness of your future husband of absent frievd in teality. Lndivs fifty cents; e-ntl not admitted; can be consulted at Ber resi- pee, in north I atrect.betwoan 7th ani sth ate ; the only three-story new brick house in the square, ja 24-6" j RS. L. SMITH, Clairvoyant, Tost Mediam, 69 suuth A street, Capitol Hili, between Ist’ aud wte , heale disease by imagnetian with but little | medicine; neew acd describes your iscrased friends; | getename:; alao secs your living husbands. wives, and for the unmarried, describes exactiy tho lovers sy accurately that persons marvel with surprise. Mrs. 8 fortellx fatnre eventa in business, mar- a.m, til $3 3¢i cores NTINUSs TO L contineas OURH RVERY DISEASE vr j HAND MAGNBTISM. j 445 EK Street. Berwaex Gra xp 7H, i vetress and Astrologist. was ' born with a natural gift. She telle the ert and , future—was never Known to fail. Cause speed: | partinge, brings together thow tong separated. | No. 435 Potreet West, between 6th aud 7th, aear | the Patent Offee. The only son that can show | alikeness ef fut usdand or abeent fr-end in realit: 5 ja23 im gent BALLS, PARTI ES, &c. (CABTRIDSR DUNPLERS ean IN T4K FLIBLD AGAIN! The nierabera of this A — anpounce to ‘3 ertisoment, jaz7-3t B PiPTERNTH eee ASSEMBLY ° j HIBERNIA CLUB a at HALL, Vebruary 34. CRRA ¥ KVENING, Tickets one dollar, admitting a gentieman snd | Indies ja25-3t* —_—_—_—_—_—————— ‘BOARDING. Boarnixe —A9S Seventeanth street, betwaan H amd I. one dovble BED KOOM, and two le ROOMS for ren>, with drat class Board. A Table Boarders taken at $6 per v-ak, jam ate BSskDING—an Unfurnished Roon to be let ) from the ist of next monih, with Roard. Par- j niture in room for sale Also, Board ‘or Dvir sealenst 173 Second street, between B i « few deors from Pa. avenue, | ja 27-St* TE On MOND! aEw TABLE BOA a CAN ‘BE AG mmo: a pleasant 5 juare from Willard's Hotel. Inquire at Star Offee. jals tf AY BOARD —A few Day Boarders can be a> th ome-board at SS per tk Hotel, corner of 7th g FOR SaLE A canao oF GHOUMBIES now on board the schooner Johm Perkina, at Riley’ earro Frott ja contists of Flour, Butter, C! ft, Vegetables and Fish” Cbeer* a 5 thie _JAMR® SKIDMOR PAWNBROK RB PAWNB No. 299 ee C Sraser, GER sivests. wlver, Jewelry, Din Money advanced Se Geld, 8. menés and ail articies in je 3 im* W roee COANE OF 2TH AND Orrosivs Post Orston. — CLEAN—NRAP_COMPORT ABLE. @2.25 per day; $7.50 per week. Singie Rooms 5 pet night or 93.5) per week, Joux A. FRASER, Ww ASRS. Gorner of Reade aud Ti wison streets, New York Orders by wail prom; dad PERHANGIRGS! 486 WINDOW SHADES! ass OVAL PICTURE PRAMMS: ans 486 486 Pa 486 CHBA? FOR CASH! Az J. MARKRITER’S, No. 496 Seventh st., Sight doors above Odd Feilows’ Hall. jan le2m* _ a [ee NO: 937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENE. 2. M. BININGER & CO.'S STORR in at 237 Pexsérivawia Avewem, Below Thirteenth street. andncorty opposite Gausier's. fa tf acT, — RICH RARE AND awestng. “1C#> it colored Ilivetrations Reoks of eve-y de- peri . We are now proj ¥ fecilith sto euppiy th 7} Tok ‘Socks Caré ath o y the world wi 8, ad Printr, Photographs. Sterocoop:c Views, avd in 5 fact any articic xporting or otherwiee. | Steros Cowpenicriew reat on t-oript of Gfiy cents Address BECRNER A CO., Post ce Rex 5027 New York jaT-Im* NOATHRRN MARKET BE New Veketehi- Stance ranging aleng Tt < t -w Fish Stan ts, er of the Gace! male on Friday #ILLLAMa, YLOR, nding Sth June, HGS, st p the Sth . enemy beyond Middleburg, and afer a | ee co., Wiseon'n, | 6o. any value therefor, | Wherf, Raid | | } NECOND EDITION, “| ‘TERE O'CLoE P.M. THE PROSPRCT! "The Prospect for the sucres of our arms was never brighter than this moment. Those | informed upon the yernment’s miutary | plans, the condition aad positvon of oar iorces, rupplies, &c., and chose of the rebels, are weil ' aware of the fac’, however ignorant of it the | public at a distance may be, Li dors not beooms ve te enter inv deinile in explanation of the | ndlliary state of things, thougs af we fel ar perty to do ro, we contd ecsily eatixfy all |r aders of the truth of thie assertion. | ‘There existe but oum poxsiledrawbsek to the | consusomation of thia #e vee, Gad |i ies ia the | power of Congress, only, to obyivte thar We | reter to checking Lue eouirel of Use value of the | Rational currency and eecuriues which foreiga | und domeaticsperulstors in gold have obtains. { | If th-y are permitted te ge on, unchecked, ual the fourth of March next, (he Government will | surely be mere powerices to supply the fiscal means forthe further prosecution of the war, tian the oligureby are; for the latier success- | fully torce their currency upon the southern | public at the polut of ibe bayune!, and compel | the southern banks, by the sume means, to estry out thelr every plan to the end of sus- (wining their Governments credit. Without such credit as Congress can easily secure fgr the Government issues, we care not what victorics our Army aad Navy may obtain | in the meantime, as they will tura to ashes on | our lipe if the credit of the (iovernment be por- | misled by Co igress to deleriorate as rapidly as of | lave; for tho continuance of such delerioration | iuvelyes the absolute speedy imanility of the | Government to obtain another regiment up- i plies for another regiment, without sucharesort te force against the person and property of the \ citizen &s Will in ail probability at once lead to i ! i | civil war in the loyal Sistes, | Were we not sure that the prospect thst Uoa- | eters will de its duty in the premises is r: brightening, we siould be appalled sey mis | atate of things. But we are certain that atthis tuement Lhe measure upon the passage of waick every hope of our success m putting dowa the rebeliion hinges, is far #trouger in beth Monses than a week ago, aud hourly gains additional streng'h, We mean the plana of sustaining tue | market value of government money and aaca- rites by requirivg the solvent banks to issue the former based om deposit: of the latter, ia. etesd of their own Lotes, aed at the same tims compelling the inseivent bank< which cannot j }rovide the required securities to cease to | issue their utterly worthless bilis for circula- j tion. | ‘Lhe pian involves no injustice whatever to | etcekholders im solvent banks, Under jt their | profits will be quite as jarzeas they had aright i to look for ih specie paying times; while at the } sta time it will prot-c: the public against bs. ng swindled -as, without the proposed inw, | they must bein the end —by the banks that caa- | not furnish the required security for their iss | pues. | At this moment Congress is about equally di- i vided upon this financial pian of the Govern: H 1, while those controlling the solyeal banks | of the country are beginning to write hither { urging its ndoption: as they now realize thatif | { { { j i - | the Government loses its power te prosecute the ' war, they are surely to be involved in rain, leaving only the managers of the insolyent banks to profit by the siste of general bank. ruptcy that musf result Their representations are operating satisfactorily npon Congries. We therefore feel sure that when « vote may be taken, the bank bill of Secretary Chase will pass. Its effect will be ap instant chang» in tie tendency of the cunency aad securities of the United States to depreciate. On the con- trary, with that bill & Iaw, the comptrative yalpe, of gold will instantly decline; so that, WU tite Cure eee wae { | | | | 4 eet mad water that will surely occur before the 4th of March, the passage of the measure in question bids fairto bring the difference between gold and Treasury issues down to perhaps tou per centum. In such changes of the risible “situation” as Wwe explain above, do we see the r medy for the defeat of the machinations of the two dis- lcyal parties in che loyal States—the semi- secessionists and the radicals; both of whom are now crying out for forcign mediation aud peace on any terms unless the rebellion be virtually overcome “un ninety days,’ the New York Tribune's recent article on the subject and the more recent speech of the Hoa. Mr. Conway representing the proposed Policy er the latter. FULL PARTICULARS OF THE DRS ij OF THB U 8S. STEAMER HATE aid BY THE ALABAMA, | SS The Navy Deparunent bas received odicial information of the capture and sinking ef tas U.S. Steamer “Hatteras,” by the Aisbama or “ow.” The substance is contamed in the fol- lowing statement of L. H. Partridge, Acting. Master on board the U.S. steamer Hatteras, off Galveston: “Atabout 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. Lith, whea A yessel bevein sight Soutacast, we were alg- nalled trom the Krookiya to give chase As she came in sight she appeared to be eudeavor. ing t0 escape. Ust Aur dark was able to discover that she Was barque-rigged, and set a top gallant sail. After dark we guiued ea her fast; and waea we j got up found her lying to, under steam. e had been at quarters about 20 minu As we came up Sie Blake ha:iea, and asked j What ship it wae! The answer was, Her tint. } ish iajenty’ ‘s ship Spitfire. Capt Bigke said, send & bust aboard.” Boat being called away, I was ordered to ake charge and beard. Before we went one-half ship's teng:h away | from the side, the stranger opened ire. Ib was Hatteras, and both starind ahead i i sack felt ness of under a fu. swam, oKcnRy, brosd- —— mention gd could lend und ao tor Sout twenty utes with gans, then wpusketry from boih Se ie All thé time Thad been trsing to board say Yeesel, but could not come ep. After tne muse wetry ceased I discovered tost the Hatceras was stopped and blowing of staam, with the enemy alongside for the purpose of boardias. Heard the encmy cheeriug, and knew tho Hateras been a pomce and thought it BO use to giv ye-if upas @ prisener. and rowed back to the fleet under cover cf dark nese, im Dopes of giving imformstion of te The Brooklyn went out this found the Hatteras sunk. | | Torhiag Bod RETURNED. Gen. Hooxer, who was yesterday in town, iu ecnsaltation with the military anthoritiee here, Ieft town this morning, en roate to his head. quarters. THE McDOWBLL COURT OF INQUIRY. The McDowel! Court of Inquiry were ta secret session to-day, belived to b= emgazed in reviewing the testimony 6o far takea by them. pected <aaintitt— duet steninrre WF Major General Schenck, commaadant ofthe military department of Marylaad snd Pennsylvania, has ordered the arrest of theeditor of the Philadeipbia Erentng Journal and the suppression cf that paper. The cause was the publication of a long editorial article on the mesenge of Jef. Davis, praising it as reliable, truthful and noble; and m these Teepects con- trasting Davis with Prosidont Linoola, the Intier beimg, in thie connection, made the sud- Jeet of grows sad foul permanent abesa CONGRESSIONAL. KNXVilte CON@REss THIRD SESSION — Waosgsbay, Jamuary & SKS ATR Various resolutows of ao ee PUBIC inwreet Were introduced and anproy y deposed of ‘ Mr. &, BAK f Ob yester Stats sabes Ay 1 Peneio i i i ; i n taken up, coasi deed, seu (sat The Awuli AT™ APPTOp hm ~~ wh we bon taken wp aed anaena Die mom is t 7 hue Howe Was ¢ Bas “ ‘ H Bn TO CwOK ip ———pe— IMPORTANT PROM NORTH c, peek ‘AROLINA THE RBBALS OP THAT STATE GRag = BRCIKED ABOUT THR CONCENTRATION - OF THE FRDBRAL PORORS THERE — THR REBBLE ADMIT THT CANNOT pos OUT MUCH LONGER W Pome INTBRVENSION. —— THR PRBSIDMNT TOBE MEMORIALIZED REMOVE GOV. STANLY. PO peach ar tebe THE MISSION OF THR TTBR BAD TO nea PAILURR. comes Nuwpuzs, Jan. 21—Newspapers from the interior indicate that the rebels are rently ex. eTciged about the cononntration of the for cea of this department. Refugees rtate that the rebels admit they canpvet much longer hold out withoat foreign, interference. The new eubmarine torpedoes are eminently successful. . The President is to be memorialized for the removrl of Gev. Stanicy. Nuweers, Jan. 22.—Gov. Stanley will soe Jeaye thie department—bis mission here has proved a failure. A military governor te net considered by Gen. Foster a military Recessity any longer. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. + : EXOITEMENT IN ThE CALIPORNIA LEGIg- LaTURS. ——— NO SPEAKER YET ELECTED. et San Feascisco, Jan. 2.—No ballot was taken for Spesker last night. Sixteen mea were expected to vote for Phelps. but others raised a Bew question, producing great excit-ment, oa. der the intiuenceof which on adjournmest was .arried, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New Yoru, Jan. 25—i! 5 a. m.—First Boare— U.S. Coupons, Il, 904394; 73-10 Treasury Dower, M2 ain yy; Certificates, 954 095%; De manc Nowe, M74 a7 Gold, 16250153, 2028+ LOCAL NEWS. —_—_-— A Dxsrunate Naaro.—Aboutsy p. m., terday, a negro Wheelwright mn kot “alvord Sturgis, in Goat Alley, between Sixth and oventh, and L and M streets north, went te the Louse of Thomas Russel, colored, whese wel Was stlinding atthe door. Sturgis hada hat, bet, saw, 80d plane, and as he approacied the woman, the beard hum say sOm-tosng avant knocking her braius out She slammed tne dvor, out betore it closed the hatchet pas~ed but missed her, She ren out the back way found patrolman Cook, who went to arrest Mergis. Sturgis declared po one should ar. Test bia, aud strpek Geos with the plane, Cook ciung to him, and Sturgis took the haad- saw and teed it Open Cook's head and face, infistivg a pumber of irightfal gashes. A suidiwer, named ©. B. Hopkins, and a named Go. Stremmer, seeing the CONT <t west Ww Ube Ollicey’s ein, aud had nov —. pen active to aid the officer, witnesses ved that Cook would have been Killed This morning the cam was heard at the Third Ward Siauon, by Jutlice Waiter, who commitiod the prisoaer to Court in two cases, assault On Virginia duuscel, and assaull ane ‘with intent to hi}! and resisting Ube officer. he cause of this Meeauit On she woman the fact that her husband comptained of a ‘ly house that Mureis Kept im the alley, which caused his committal to the Workhouse, frum whence he Was recently discharged. Dr. Keasby, who is @t ending the otfeer, thanks the wounds dang-r- ovs, and says that great care is required tw avoid erysipelas. This morning Qook is re- ported biund in one of his eyes. peepee Wa:saincros Moxzy MARKBT.—Quowtions for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnishe@ by Lewis Johnson & Uo, iM olina, Georgi line, 35a40 discoun —_——__ Fovutu WarpSrariox Cases.—Wm.R selurg iiguor without license: fined #2u.%. Annie Waiker, Kate Smith, Mary Wiison and Bell Richmond, disorderly conduct; do. sil. Mrs. Kraupt, profavity; do. @2. Sarah Rowena, k and dhorderiy; raled for a bh Wiilis Minor, suspicion of larceny; dismisss4. Michi Campt ii, dronk; turned over to sii. tery. Nicholas Taft, do.: fined 23. H.T. Sleeper, Giorderly; bail fora hearing. Jefferson R-y- nuids, drunk; turned over to military. Dr Demar, do.; fined $3. a’et-T Chaney, disordcrlf, bail for peace. a~anpeanitiipereenrens Tex Srocesson To re Vacaxt Beycn ov THE CRIMINAL COUKT.—Already the inqeiry is being mace as to the probable successor of the late te Crawford. Li is beliewed that Rone of the t Practitioners at the bar in the Dietrict will think it worth their while to re- sipn emg cen ena Prictive to eceuoy the Position, the sa) being bui $2.50. A was being cirouiied for signers poeta Tecommending forthe position Mr. A. Wylie, the opponem: of L. F. McKenzie in the Inte congrrssionsl election in the 7th congressional district of Virginia. —— ee A CostLy Deiva.—Yesterday four women of the fast order, engagra acoach and woke Crive ground in var-vus strevts of the northern part of the city: during which it was alleced they were waving their handkerchiefs, sad hekaving otherwise in a manner f They were taken te he Fourth Wart stncon stauon hones, and retained entil this whea they were fined Sil each. ————————_ _ Ma. L. Grovwnn, the Grovere Theater in this time takem the Music. Lue’ Wash: manager of Nex) a fora — ile West-ta ands number = are there in-East Lynne” His house bemonaee Hie Bouse nigbt was immense. Mr. Grover has also takes the New York Academy of Music. {FROM YESTERDAY'S THIRD EDITION} athe mais ADDRESS OF GEN'L HOOKER TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. RE MBANS 10 GIVE BATTLE 10 THE EXB- EY WHEREVER HE CAN FIND HI He Cempliments Gen. Barnside. Heanqualrens Any or Potomac, Jawvasy 2. ‘Tha following order has just been published vo the army = “ Huanotantszs Gaur wean Fatwovrs.} © Jarvand Sy 1 Orders, No. 1. Fh Rigg eae the President of the Gaited § ema: tetgeed aseumes commsat the Army of the Powmac. Hr eniere open 2? cli-cbarge of the daues impesed wr ge ai ation ef tue pe fo: ip Ue record of your achiewemomts tere ImVcd the prova af; ang, with the Diestag (tod, we will contribute eomeching to the Te »O4R of our arme amd the success of omF came. Te secure Depends yout — SU Te the. brermet and —s co-s every officer and salcter om tbe army. Be eQuiprm ot, onelign nce and valor, the enemy UT mer or Lt we newer Beettae to give ham Bacue wher ver we may Ant Dem. The Gndr Taicwes on iy eters expr~aaion toe Se Spe or thie Arter whem he com reys to OMF Air qarmance, MART Ge Foreside TRost commnt wishes for his futere sta will le anwecnomt as saan AS a x re Been ey . ~vumep ding a2 the cme « ren ouday © & ebange of ney. - $Qr & tems oath eeet! Tempers