Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1863, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR, THE LATEST ~~ WASHINGTON OITY: | FTURE OF -THE | QTEE NEWS, | 17 iivin5W Sha dtoh uaBANR NEW -| Satta $28 50 The Homer t he ccinred w Feri Di a the Cash Preminms receives in 1853 on all ‘ POREION aRatvar. . ort: 8B a OFFIOIAL. F™Peuanrens pxov UST MARSHALS OF- 4 ‘ Wasmrsoros, D.O.. Feb 4, 1383. | \ - Official netice is hereby given, thit the orisrs | . a west. | tn force on the 3'at ult. havo dscided to recai TNS LONDON TIMES SNURS SBNATOR wy. WEDNESDAY..... FEBRUARY 23, 1563, ee | che Beet it Braman miheen ia ay ane ee ee EES ee = ye th! —— = ewer noe : > REBEL tom, 6 1901 ne the Com; Prin! ouse! ee <= THREE . M. “G7 REAPING MATTER ON BVERT PAGE. Sage tee sh emis omen the 8-inoh mids i re Feglare: have wogbern register mégeded. and | ———— | SAnOnanIP CRDESEOE. Sen > i 5 be => ~ Fr SBE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. hy TAKES THR GENBUAT TNDER RBREL | Pro sucuue, Waslington DO. forthe aeae al eecleiees ot be «etal wiiabe vaniaaed z TRE Ke¥ To iT. a CY Te Saar eee Se Ones BATT EE Bs Mea JOUN RIGGLES, Qeent, SETS “S\ MENAY B TODD, | Te turas out that u6sf who iclegraphed hith- ponttage, Par aL tie ae EsCAPE OF THE GFFICERS AND CREW. SS Te’ = Capt and Prevost Marshal =| er yeeterday that the extraordinary rise of the risus RAneetebae we meyers — Bs SPIRIT OF THH MORNING PRESS. ois HERE HUNDRED LILIES AND RUvis tg A 8, BAKER, Lient, and Admtant Tem Fay in the PASC gold ta Wall atrect, was tho per er nh hen Tived, bring. 5 ¥ 5c > 5 m. fo: eat J. 5 wee ee ” Bee ES ini oma ees THE INDIA a are RECAPTURE HES. | New York avenue ae fan _ I NVALID BOLPIBR2. resnit of the alleged reception of unfavorable ‘The Times repudiates Mason's Femarke at tp Democrats of the Senate with those of the PAKTICULARS FROM REBEL 30URCHS. iC BAP ¥OR CAH. — military news from the West, were entirely Tt is now well understood there Cc -BOICE Green so: diack TEAS, Mocha, Jaya, 2 OvricE, and Marieaibo COPYER, (pur-hagai hefore the ‘x Lord Mayor's bangeet, saying that ne way Jannary 8!) i363 i Hove-, pending the discuesion of the conscript =e mrch too tast. Linton ooh | mistaken he R pd Rzaminer of Saturday con- | yrest aovancr ie tne priee of coe! © LOW Del It being reported t! oun parting have ob- rd = Mason, on being presented at the bill, acd thinks enced ee the cae ae ‘ oS neeree ome | Tetaited wt wholenale prices, Superior Old Ris. | (ined sumer Romanvaie soldiers unger the gee | Snd:here that it was but the resuit of the pub . pphia deen inier Eonar ineg Hd poclich e Pout Hepaox, Feb. 17.—Captain Cannon, | 2st aod Bourton WHINKRY, stwars es hand: 4.,.05 of assisting thom te theirdischarge from the | licwien In New York (in detail) of the action sot Ten mts, Ike thei cio EUDSOX, 5 : Telauonship >-tween the British ang Governments, The cotton sales for the last werk PToviogy te the Jora’e sailing amounteM@o 25,03 bates. The market cloved with adeclinv of hair Prony. Br adstoffs rarketdalt. Flonreasjer Pre. vision market flat. Conso's closed on Saterday, 7th inst, from *Y to WR for money “ate Corver Nieth and Bal NO ice TU SMALL GROCERY DSALBRS. Mayor's banquet, predictad a speedy frieadiy service, notice is hereby given thst ceetificates of Reva disability for discharge to soldiers in genera! hos- Thave ow hont a iotel Teas, Cuilee, sugir, pitsis and ermpe are only given by the surgeon in ury’s tanking recommendations. Ep cer Candies. Coal Oil, Mact real Raisine Cur’ charge of auch hospital or camp, and the ebtrusve 1t eecms that in striking from the ates FB fe Nats, Broome. Water Buckets, Wash Boaris, efforts of persona clsiming to be special agents r3- | oo be. ec. which I wish to digos tard instead of hasten the preparation of diseha-gs |? 80k bill the clause making it oblizatory on all captured tt Couf-erate transport Era No.5, | theiralvauraceio ceil et ADAMEON'S-SUCAIEGE pepern. All soldiers are warned against giving the banks to recure theft issues by deposites of ODEY On SON Pie Se RAE Berson NRAOT PE: | United States stocks, &e, they denuded it of and forced her pilot, J. hn, Burke, to take the | treet one deor from verry 's Dry Guod Store, a - bd a ibid i as hen the only fentures of positive and unmistakeable | fe sstt 1, and ordered hii to take the boat to our — - iene Sarke teigned fear, but tinaily took | Dp™ KUNTER & WILLIAMS SOSEPH R. SMITH, turgeon U acters. saa | ——— importance in sustaining the value of the na. tionaleurrency. That being left wholly at the PHYSIGlaNs FOR PULMONARY Disbaspa, the wheel under a Yankee guard. mercy Of specuiators in this action of the Do. 9 Conritand stre#t, Baltirnore. a Nearing the batte The practice of Drs. Huxtse & Wr confined exciuaively to the treatment Sate ie ed In- House, it was at once compr-hended by finan- ciers that unless the Committee of Conterence should reject the House ameadments and the the Senate, and Jet the (rue Democrats in that boty cow piste the work, without the disgust- img scenes of fection and of fi-ht described in rom Red river, brings information of the cap. | ture of the Fr derai steamer Queen of the Weat, | that revently «uc eeded tn renning our bat- teTies at Vicksburg, at Gordon Landing, F ‘Sasior. on Red river The Queen of the West | of the House on the Srcretary of the Treas- Coast Telegraphic €ommanication with Point< the Southern Seaboard. In 1351, shortly after the magnitude of this cebellion became apparent, the importance of telegraphic communication to the few points s£en in omr possession on the Sonthern sex coset, became so apparent that «ll the Depart mente of the Government urged npon Congress ‘h@ immediate completion of a line. Congress *o literal in aul otber matt-r-, were not willing <9 countenance it, principally because it would |, Army. IMPORTANT FROM THE MISStystppy, usenet. = ant A LARGE UNION FLERT LEAYRS MuMpmy FOR VICKSBURG. > - UNION GUNBOATS ENTER LAKE PRoyy. DENCE AND DISPERSE Tu RRGRLS W AR BEPARTMENT, Wasaisoton, January 25, 1363. In consequence of the pressure f business atthe War Pepartment, passes for citizens to visit the Army of tiie Potomac will be given at the offise of Lieut. Col. Coxxap, 132 Ponnsylvania are: above Ninsteenth street. » im- ved a shot which broke the steampipe, disabling the boat. The Yankees were wholly unpre- pared for fight, and suspected no danzer. Di-ena-s of the The at and Luugs by Medicat halation, apd the suce-s# that bas atten ed taeir labors is sufficiently well knowa, has demon. #trated not only that Bronchitia, Asthma, Oatarrh 4 Granular Sore Throat may be PerMaueatly cured, but that Consumption i+ all its stages iso i THESE : curable dineass and that the ct applic —— . 7 3 *ake four months to eompl+te it,and the war Burke jumped overboard and drift+d a-hore. | r medies ty maps wot inhalation, ty the tet of ~ | objectionable House f-atares of the other pend. Wess expected to be clesed in from tweaty to The beat drifted te the dpposite shore, when | the walndy, instead of piviog m by tae ston ing fiUancial bill, and their action be finally accepted by the House, Treasury issues and securities tid fair speedily to ba worth quite as little in the market as “Confederate notes.” required. Theh Knowing, well, that all cap ible of reasoning ernimprovemente, - 28 | comprehend that, if the Houre adhere to their TIANDSOMK FURNISHED ROOM, WLP late votes on these bill=, that action will be Catko, Feb. 25.—A large fleet of borts ten Memphis on Sueday for below. One of onr gunboats passed into Lakw Proyi, dence recentiy, and dispersed the rebels ang their neerovs, who were felling trees to obstragy the progress of our forces. Officers {rom the army state tbat the heaiw of the troops is improving. | keh, alway overtaxed and Gehicate iu these dis j cares.) ninrt heresfier be regar y the profes a { tion ax the only rational and scientide modo of [VJ RE NICHOLSON HAS OR RENT AT No. St tetment. it ‘ Parties iinab’e to visit the city msy betreatad 1) furn.. ed APARTMENTS, on acco sh ne, St be sblefor Porvign Mit irters sh pi mag ore deriring such simety days. Eizhteen months have elapsed since that peried, ard three hundred ships of war are stretched alonz a coast 2,500 miles ia exwnt. Additional posy have fallen into onr possession, the army bas quartered itself in larce force npon the seaboard of the South, and. The Quern of tie West is now in possession from these points the prociamation of the Pres. of the Conf. de rates, and will be towed up toa ident has gone ferth imviting all the loyalin. pliceof safety for repairs. It is reported ha: Dabitants to freedom. Agatn the Goverument, the Yankee gun-boat Indianola has gone up through the War Department, asks for tele. Redriver to recapture her. The conduct of graphic commu: on. The House of Repre- Burke elicited the bighest encomiums. Luter sentatives have responded, and passed a bill inteiligence states that the Confederate steamer which the Senate Military Committee reported Weill closely pursued and captured the Era, a@rcainst. Why? Because four months is too Which is disabled in one wheei. The (Qneen f.r offin the future, Break down all the lines of the Westis but slightly injured, and will ot the North for four months, and what would ‘oon be in fighting trim under Confederate the country give to replace them. colors. If the ocean line had been established when We baye positive information that the trans. first proposed in 1-61, and laid in solid gold, it port De Soio was burned by the Yankees, to would haye been an economical expenditure prevent her falling into the hands of the Con- bor crew made their escape with the excoption of eighteen, who feil into our hands. The crew, With two boats, got ward the Yankee * De Soto, and with two hundred stolen negroes eflected their escape. 2 Lo er-ler to obtain & propecstatem nt of such cases, 4 form of ques- Hens bas Deen prepared, which wll be forwarded by letter, hota.—Dre. Hunter & Williams will visit Wash- Gr oa the 2d aid 4th Saturday of eacs whese they may be consulted at avenne, over Mr. Vora’ Jewelry & vitik will be on Saturday th. att NAVAL NEWS. New York, Feb. 25.--The steamer Star of the Seuth, irom Key West on the 18th inst, arrrvea bere st noon to-day. She has among ter pas. sengers Commander Blake and theoth«r officers 0? the steamer eras, and 12 of her crew, The bark Sallie Bonsall bad arrived nately at Key West with (fovermmrnt stores saved from the wreck of tke sbip Planter. This ig the yessel claimed to have been captured py the rebel pirat s. TJ.O ALL WHO HAVE PRIENDS N 4} ote IN TAR 3 of Congress, Soldiers’ Aid S: eD editors sed others are rex: tevid ine@isseminsting th f ia is of interest to ail who Boar ina private Tewily, at 409 1 street, 3 ‘ted fun | equivalent to directing the Executive to stop required, f i i cw i 30 Me FEW TALE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM. cuany seme Gis MeNes muay Excel we Al bane eum, soe stvare trom chs Ps that before the session terminates the ational over the three opposing powers engaged there | in combating it in wis struggie,wh between 6th and iith, (seuth side.) References the prosecution of the waz, and submit to peace Ps L modated at 400 New York avenue, betw orn LL yh]: ialerést Will triumph in the House hall nauly a life-and-death struggle on the Govera- Yr ANI FD—Two good BARBERS, at tho! qe RISECTORY OF AHE HOSPITALS Weites. 8 Sue ne Sanitary Commission have ws. nee == a i fon with regal ty WASTED-A WHITE WOMAN to help ins ospita sat hit { rentaurast ate h is so sig- ment’s part. Three three powes are:—Ist. That of sym- alied.) DR WANTED plata a a0 Tere ; a The officers and crew of the Hatteras arrived tor the Government on this single ground—ail fe derates. epee Rona he olen th. ina re ne aui5, | pathy, open and secret, with the cause of the | 2, Key West on the toth, ta the ship Borodow the henvy storms on our co1st commence :o the [SEGOND DISPATCH.) Point Loukout, 2 rit = ae oe | retels. pessoa Ser connate euthwaid and movesiowly upthecoast. Our Pont Hepsex, Feb. i$—The Alexandria, reese WANTED 8 SIPs ATION. Ly a respoctably | og, The inter-st of the hogns local banks. A DESTRUCTIVE Fike. numerous expeditions, with their precious La, Drmecrat extra, received here. coats Fre i sirietiouth, tetemusiand od, Cael, ie That ie: of those banks that have unsecured ToLkpo, Feb. 25.—the eleva or of the Mica. freights, passing down the coast have plunged the offi: ial reportof the capture of the Queer a eile Deena TRACED 0 TEL exgiutag incall coth out eal soars orien ust wie eieee oe deers With 120 bushels of griuig into these storms, and livesand property frizht- of the West, the Yankee iron-clad that rve. thy | ~ Cincinnati, W photograph business * d € by the OOK ok mae wee and 2,400 barrels of OUT, Was DUIDEd his mora. fal to conteraplate have been sunk, which a succeeded in running our batteries at Vicks- pen set ai — i JoHN H. PEIN & Go, i their payment by P ny stoci ing. The toss wi I reach S200. single telegraphic message from the coast ports x. Capt. J. Kelo, commanding the fortifi- Covington, \ TANTED—A good SHOK MAKER, to mike whatever. south of us would have prevented. Commer- ctally, the line is necessary for the safety and } fotection of our commerce and the transaction tions em Red river, says: Twosunboats made | lexington | A T »ppearance in front of this position at five | po oj ¢) nUOR ME Mader o mmstascan, aitourls to any one apyly ice for e'clock last eviming. After a brisk cannon- cy er all of the following tugairies If mens work A Nevy Yard. (it?) TURSK WANTE piy No. 3-3 Bighth str-et, NEW YORK STUCK MARKET, HASK New Yous, Feb. 25.—11 4 a.m.—First Boora_ Coupon 6's, soi, WAX atu] 4, 7-30 Treasury notes, ad. ‘Lhe convenience of the sound local banks whose issues are secured by deposites ofState THOMAS tha gordfam- ; c on ia be ve fe a8 5 ily—a good chance ingtoemtz-ate |. exs. Thedirectors of the course of certain aC ye: Fata of commercial and mercantile business. Ina ading the leading gunbout Queen of the West beet nana cial, Wil eee at t. Csi a’ No 5 fesse | Scere sue = 4 manage sach baal, va ee Demand Hows, 17 Nal, milfary point of view, it is as indispensable as struck her colors. Immediately ordered Capt. ones ANIBL—A>1 TION aac Members of Congress who manage sac ak=, | Gold, 1724. aiand line. More so—because it will be orly line of communication with our military on the southern coast, and being impo-sible to cut the d.ff-rent armies will rest in peace. In a naval poiatct view it is quite as import- of the Crescent artillery) avd Lient. | hunty to go cw board and demand the sur- | render. These officers report but thirteen of | the officers and crew on board; the oihers es. | eaped under cover of the night. Tue visibte a eS Se . y uy F hare and regimeat! at preseat W ferasntier. Wi * his proper addroxs® band to any business the nuine of the surgeou or chaplain of river id to tara hie LO) Star OF fe 24.30" alt not best object to the inconyenienceof disposing of their Addrr> * ) hypethecated State stocks and the purchase of LOCAL NEWSB. Stat tocks to be hypothecated with re ae se erect hele , SUPERE PRESENT TO Gey. Sicet—Major WWANSED San cxcerenced WA LCHMAE KR D JEWEKLER erm eng hospital at present, has he receatiy F R. One why cin a Irquireat L. 3 eH, Ne been ip her pt al? $ the National Treasury in their stead; theu:h fe G n. Sie this aiternoon received 1 magnet. pale | I:ee did be die in hospital andatw ? enres ven sac " tan ageregs se c¢ +t ana costly sword and belly, the gic aut. Nearly all the available naval force of fF sult-of the capture consists of one32-pounder | fp) ly disena-ged trom Bobiratwaatis Fentetie meno. PS nee ae asseamdase German cirzeus of Cucian a ee the coun‘ry is upon the south:rn coast. There rilied Parret gun; one 24-pounder; three 12- | Sea en Cbet wees ue afters oni ees H $o ee ie ous peer! one per centum to the banks in question: and | “Ti brit is of heavy biack velvet, very richly . If not. what were bis orders on leavin oy, fre 3 . either onders vie ts no certain, regulsr communication with | pounders; one ditto, slightly damaged, besides | acre epreitic information at tthe contitionof , tey.crts learn « iry. Appiy atthe 5) though not to make the proposed change of | @™broider:d in gold, representing ouk loaves them. This enermous body of ships are com. 1 large supply of ordnance stores, 1 large sup- | any patieutiathe District of Columbia ho pitdy for Dr. 8 intertwined with Isurel. On the pints isag earle of solid gold, smrrounded oy stars set in bine enamel, each star a tiny dia. mond, and the wuvie surrounded by a wreath of colcen oak ivaves. The sword i- of the best sy of sterl, the blaae being decorated with representa:ions of the trophies of war; figures of the Godd-ss of Literty and toeracie, and the motto“E Piurtbus unum.” The hiit is tormed ot a figure repre. scbling St. George killing the dragon. The dragon is of pure cold, wits eyes of dia. mond, The scaboard is of solid silver; a bex ural figure of Fame, of wrought silver, bei niicated with sa if the wiegraphic cable hac ver been thoughrof. A disaster atiialves- m ton is beard of in two weeks; the escape of the Ormo in twelve days; the raid at Charieston in eleven dsys. All information about the Navy comes through srcesh. Ina p: 1 point of view it is indispensable, as connecting the (ov- ernm nt with the military poin's on the coast. Ecoromically spenking, it might be laid every | month in gold. Let th- unburied dead ans we: and the Lusdreds of wrecks laid as gaunt skel- ; ‘ sn ions I | willbe furnished within twenty four hours after , eood TEAMSTER tw ae ply - poet cde tacee tat See ne, | 8 Tequest to dome isrece'ved at the Waskiagton W op ety rie Pa eet eaet era pas vit othing, flour, bacon, beef, pork, lard, | office. 4 oy MILLER A PULLE and other res in proportion. ae ock a.m. te So'clucs pm. andre urgent th f i8thand Pa The Democrat says that the victory was com. Hicante aioe ue ee Sor deli, widl be re set i a | ceived at any hour of the night. Dich TERS eae Sostied, andl wo are ready 10" Much } convenience ine nucting the busines: capture all such crafis as Vicksburg allows to | of th, Dire y having arisen where visitors nave ; 58. t civen ect acorss to the record Duck. the:n ‘ mI rnerof 15% atrectand Pennsylvania TK Keciiblew silrend/Ascidens selves; this practice will hereafter badivcontinies, | avenues ne nn ee Tees teas oe : ) Bor Cau ete of wounded in hospitala by 8 ates) ee = Moviie, Feb 20.—A dispatch from Jackson, | counties, regimenta, or otherwise, bs Hervaties Weanrtep— WOMAN who can cook, wasn and snys that as the out freight ir tin iron well, xnd can also do hoxsswork if re durnished from these ree rdx quired, Toruca a person, with good ref-rences, ame to Chunky bridge last , i The Sanita:y Commission, under spectal author- ity from the P. oxident of the United state waia- the very best wages wili be given. Apply at Room securities will practically force the Govern- ment to abandon the prosecution of the war. With all these facts staring them in the tace, not a few of those who bave come here, as it appeurs, to legisiate for the local banks, un- sound and sound, seem lo be benton deciding that the war ehall cease, the Government per- ish, and slavery (which they profess to hats) shall come out of its current fiery ordeal a The office of the Directory will by open daily TED—Atter M. b Bu ortably furnish: @ B, cv less than eig’ & from Meridian ’ oliti At the top. [Below this are the Ivtiers «F 5., etoms omevery reef. Tho notice of the gale at night it gave way, precipitating the ongineand | #iDS an extobalve eysiomut agencies for cre No. 27 lot toot Winder's Building, Betworn 10 | thousand fold stronger asan elementot political | #9, ihe top, Atelow this are the Iwtters cae Beautert wonld have deta; ed the d Ee, of icur 3s into the river. A large number of ue nea ck ea “ tes ae Be nbernins ei 2 <a eco and military power on this continent, than it | leaves. Then follows the —— German, * e laps D i fh 5 uti itscharge fer the sick an¢ <d at poi ning. 25- “] ty’s se oo 2 ” a 7 tep: gers were on the trainyand from 5s to 160 where the are Dost wanted, Tt ap canteens ——— was when the first gun was fired at Fort Sam. | “Tileriy’s sentinel or watch tower tha Monitor, and saved that vessel: the loss of ssengers were oR One ORS? 10 U0 | Tal cart Ge goer sonie ok alt polateet Non WATERSS thoroughly teaiued WHIT uriber down are the names Carthage an4 which delayed, indefinitely, an important at- #re reported drowned. The bridge cannot be iganw acd at Woo bington, before Vietsbargand YY WAITER. Apply 334 Hatrect. fe 2st? | ster. Pea Kidge, engraved on & ground of biue tack. General Banks's vees-Is and bis costiy | Tepaired until the water falls. | at Nash. ill: —its dimributions being xoverued by wer aANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WET N enamel; while at the bottom of the scabbard is stores are on every shoal hence to the Galf. A From the West To heortaie the sclenee che peticutsinatt case. GEN. MCCLELLAN IN WASHINGTON McClellan has arrived in Washington a. wer to the summons of the Congressional Commuttee on the Conduct of the War. STA brutal prize fight took place in Wil- liamsburg, New York, on Sundsy morpving last, between Albert Harner and Wiiliam Whireford, The combatants fought seven rounds, when it was discovered that Harner’s ‘16 wecortain the relaty MATT 20, nares in & trustworthy manner, and to secure an Cuatrasooca, Feb, 20.—The*trains from | fiero and hones: use of the goods d Tullshoma make & communication at Buck — tributed, besides tne tnpard hervices of the mein Creek. Pontocu tridges haye been coasiract-d Vert 0: the Commission, twenty physicians of high 4 vi grefexsional apd micral character. ar for the passensers to cross. The Luujsviile fiity Isy agents are employed, under pec: Journal of the 16th says the democratic conyen- cant fice eaeaene feo eocent Zee . s z : oat of the nganie nts have thu of tionat Frarkfort is an artifice, dishonorable fo. eutum of the value of the 0 vas dint ve | in fact as it is deadly in purpose. The Comnissi no havpet been abl It says the rebel sympathiz-rs in Louisville are holding in: etirgs preparatory to their State paterson gy (covered preferred.) at No. $91 D «tr ats posite the City Hall, a hae TEL NUKSE WANTED—Ove without 4 cuild, W preferred. Apply to Dr. WM. Bb. MaAGkU DFR, OL Pa ave..corner of gist st. fe 20st WASTED—ty a young married lady, BOARD in& private family References «xchaaged. First or Second Ward preferred. , Star OMce telegraphic cable would have saved every- thing. The cable can be laid for $1,4 per mile. Near the shere its size will prevent injury te itaelf, €vem from the heaviest anchors; outside it sleeps with the one hundred milli preperiy and precious lives that might been saved by its coastruc by.. ‘The time required is four months. Its work- ing ean be guaranterd a Dighiy-w wie ed (eo a repr. sestauion of aa Allator surroun: by water plants of sil kinds. The rings and chasings on the scabbard are of solid guid, This sword was entrusted by the Gertrans ot Cincinnati to Dr. Solger for presentation to the General; ard this afterncon the former, ac- companied by Messrs. Ciuss, Buttman, Roeser, Dr. schmidt and Dr. Snelting, of this city, per- formed that =greeable task. In presenting the sword Dr. S. highly com- plmented the (renersl, and referred to the Inquire Box 43. a” =. Pe se MAN and bis Wife to taxe charge rk a farm near Beltsville. io Mary- ern man pref. cred i have bee if itis well done by the best and most expe- rienced parties, it may be used at the last day fo call up the gallant dead from their ccvan sirep. is €3,000,000 worth of property added to that antold sum already cast into the sea for want of the telegraphic communication South. SF The Frank‘ori, Ky.. correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says, in reference to the recent dispersal of the Secession Convention at that place, that Col. Gilbert is sustained by the leysi people, 8nd that the Lesislature, inetead of censoring, will thank him. A Secession lnwyer tried to get one of the Judges to empanel & Grand Jury to investigate the matter: bai the Judge refused, saying that even if the Jary Verein sessionhe would not suffer an investi- e&tion, as the courts had nd right to interfere with the military authorities. There appears only one way in which the Kentucky traitors cam aid the Rebel cause, and that is to emi- erate t Dixie. They shouid not stand upon ‘he order of their going but go. APPOINTMENTS FoR AxtzoNa.—John Wil- son, of Chicago, formerly commissioner of the grmeral land office, had an interview with the President Monday, and declined the position ef surveyor ge.eral of Arizona, under the re- | cently organized territorial government. Hon. | Jobn A. Gurley, of Obio, will probably be ap- pointed Governor. A large number of zentie- men connected with the mining interests of © Arizona have recommended Colonel Edward E. Oross, of the Sth New Hampshire Volun- teers, for militsry commander. He has resided in Arizona fer three years. S7The Revels are reported to have again invaded Keatucky. The Louisville Journal thinks that the invasion is a formidable one, but the Democrat discredits the idea that any large pamber of Rebels are in the State. It is also denied by the military authorities. S71 is announced in the Revel papers that Gea. Price is te succeed Holmes in the com- macd ofthe Rebels in Arkansas, and that large reimforcements will take the place of the demoralized and thinned regiments of the latter. ——$— —______ Personat.—Gen. Hooker has been in this city, and was on Monday im consuitation with the President and Secretary of War. It ts said that Geu. Bu‘ler has been reassigned to tae Department of the Gulf, which is made to embrace Alabama as well as Louisiana. Gen. Banks, it is said, will go to Texas. it te stated that Gen. McClrilan, ia reply to & telegraphic summons to eppear before the « Congreesicnal Comumitiew on the Conduct of the War," inquired ato the points of evidence derived. He was answered that the examina- Gon would be too general to allow a specitics- tion, to which he responded with a question as ‘ when be was wanted. A summons was xen! te bam to appear forth wich. Wet Vinoinia Coyvestion.—The Con- sUunenal Convention of Western Virziain ao journed on Fridny lest, Baving accom plish- the work for which it wae re-assembled. Awouget ite acts was a resolution reques'ing (cogtess make an appropriation to aid West Virginity im emane patio her sinven. A necting eld im Wheeling on Thars- Oey inet sCupted resolutions recommending to ibe people of «ach of the forty-eight counting comporme the new Stat, that, as soon as practicable efter the Adoption of the amended ntutwon, they appotet delegates to meet in elon st Parkersburg, on th firet after the expiration of ten days om Uwe Gate of the proclamation of the Presi- s) se-lering Weet Virginia & State in the te appoint encouditionsl Union candi- +¥e ot the first election un- Be Lew Svar co, etatullos tr ee se ee nee bas gone a Newport, BL, for | convention 8t Frankfort on the tsih. meetings have Leen held in th: adjoining coun- | If itis laid cheaply, by green hands, it | Similar ties. Rosecrans’ army ia mud-bound. The Fed- | erals Baye leer repulsed in every demonsira- | tion agairet Port Hucson, IMPORTANT FROM Vik KSBURG. Merits, Feb. 20.—{Dispatch to the Cincin- nati Gazett-.) — Advices from the fleat off Vicksburg to the evening of the I+th, furnish the agreeable information that the ini ial step, insugurating active hostilitir cominenced thataay. Itis presumed that the grand woke will soon be made. Our mertar boats were towed down to posi- tion above the city, and opened tha bull by tr- ing briskly, Lut with what cffect upon the en- emy is notknowa. Three rounds were deliy- ered by the mortar boats, which were bri skly Tespondes to by three batteries of the Confede- rates, which were in range. Our position was s0on found too much exposed for effective op- erations on the Rebel force, and it was Nnaliy changed, when the bombardment was again | Trnewed on both sides, Ji is thought the next advices from that fa Mus! prove of absorbing something imporiant. All the transports are to be retained below | until danger from overtiow and crevasses shall H have pressed. MEMPHIS, Feb. 2, via Carro, Feb. 20. —Latest Vicksvurg sd vices (i7th)say matters about tho fret aud camps remained quiet up to that tima. | The Inst boats up report no difficulty from the batteries on the river banks. 4 During last night the Revels on the Arkan- ens side managed to scuttie and sink two | barges filled with cowl, lying at the landing ©pposite Memphis. Lad been previously burnt and sunk. This determined the authorities to destroy the vil- iage of Hoprfield, opposite Memphis. Tho town is known to have been constantly filled with guerilias. The work of destruction com- munced atnoon. The steamer Mill Boy was *emt over to bring Away tamilies and children. | The gunioat cheiled the woods beyond the | DSacrily afur a house was cet on fire, | town. and fame atier Same burst out, till the des- truction was compl-te. Hopefield is among the things that were. A brother of the Rebel General Forrest in- forme the Bulletin that heia dead. His rela- tives place reliance in the information. SMITHSONIAN LECTURSS.—Profersor Haxat Woriz.of New York, will Lecture 6p WEDNESDA). February 25 bon Ganpow. der.” with isjustrations aud experiments. ha poblicare invited. Thi tures cotmmenes at 8. o'clock pm Admit) tree. t =*NOTI. B—A weetivg of the Stuckhol lors of he Washington Alexinsria wad Mowat scan of Sate tks Pompey silt be held as ake room of Jedge Bryan at 10 o’elve! - = DAY the 27th inst Se 3. VAN RISWICK Bn BAND FAIR AT OUD FRLLUWs' HALL. he Grand Fair in of Bick and Wounded Foidiers, will be opep every evening of THIS j M ADHIBA, PORTWINE, WEEK, on and ater 6 v'olock p m. Ap excell. ot Band, led by Bergman, will be in at. Undance. Numerous displays, Tableaux Vivants, and othor entertainments will tend to please t e visiturs. COM TEE OF AKRANGEMENTS. A. CLINS, Sco'y. fem 5t (Chron. Rep & Int st} BEALQUARTERS DO MILITIA, WasutNarox, D. U., Feb 34, 1453 TBeral Orders. No 1. a : All Offers attached to the Militis of the Dia- tietet (+ lombia are hereby directed te repo tin ing to thee Headina ters without doias, ny their respect ve grade and the arm of # r- Vice to wh ch they belong. By order of Maj. Gen. R C. Waicutwas, com- mavcing b C Muitin = few a" WADSWORTH RAMBAY; \emee valu AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. The Grane Pair for tue br. of. of siok and scupted modicra will be open, free of ¢ TURBDAY, Keb ath. and FRIDAY, cow Fong Se'cleck p m., for teachers secu y their pupis CUM'TBE OF ARRANGEMENTS. &. CLUSS, bee'y, fexar ng depots. The full j Of there depots, tu wh a relntive pecessity .or x offerings - Sanitary Comin rion, Branch Supply Omce, 22 | Sumner etrect, Bostou, Maan. iH tary Commissiog, Braue Supply Office, 10 + Avenue, New York { _ Sanitary Commissiou, Branch Suposly Office, 27 th street Phila ielphia, Pa. | Comminsiey Branch supply Ofice, Bank Wil. Van Buren, M iba, M.D.“ Row John UL Haywood, interest. | Yents cannot now be Jong in culminating tn | Orvicn¢ 4 °F at, Washingion, DC The tow-boat Meroules | land. Ohio. ary Commission, Branch Supply Orica, Chi cago. 1 i Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Oftice, Louis The Commission receives no pecuniary nid what ever from Government, and voiuntary contribution: mesos of sustaining ith op ratio to ite Treasury are nolicited, ted to GEORGE T. RTRUNG Wallstreet, New York The names ¢f the following gentleman, com nis sioners of the Presitent of the United status, nro pledged tu the and «ficiency with which whatever is en the Samitary Cominiasion will be adm ini -te W. Bellows, D_D. A.D Bache, LL D. -W Collum. U.8. A, Rt kev. TM Ciar A. F. bhiras. 0.8 whol.y de f public for the econamy, int . George T Strong. Baa. Horace Biuney tae C8 a Hon. Joseph Holt M.D.,U S.A.dop. RW. Burrett, . BD. ton, Mark Skincer, 'D Prof. ¥ai-man to gers, BT yy Won. eet urine Gnifee: arrir, ) Te Law) Ese. J 8. Newberry MoD Nitahy ComMissi ‘OR SALB.—A second-band one borae CAR i City mako. in good order si Usn be seen at the of: 70. New Jermey fo ai ats OR SALB—Two very nics riding HUKSES. ure six earsod. One goosa mile in 4 40. suunud Loquire at JOUNENAL Beer a -eyoes corner 6th and B ats. ra and the other o ght to. Hin, UR SALE-—A SEGAR aod TOBACCO STORP, Refresnment Saloon attaches, doiug a good cash bumpeas, can 5 ie above contiats of two Portablo tuildings attachad, tuated om Mth. near Meridiaa Til! foapital’ Gr urd rent very low. Apply on pre aises, corner Mth and P sta. A “ be bought cheap. EF. MITCHELL. THE WAS AINGTON MEDALLION PEN « ia by far THY BRST PES Mow 1% Usn. by WILLIAM ¥. RICHSTELN, NATIONAL BOOKSTORA, 275 Pennsylvania Avenue, SHERRY, ef Old Vinvages, a NAGLB'S, 2RO Pennsyvania avenue, q(p*tewra WINES AND of American growth and manufacture, KOLDIEKS’ POCKET FRY PAN, °TEONG And a wright BRANDLES, a NAGLB'8&, nly half pound, in ‘the pock Bo'd vnly at barr ‘ork Branch Store, 335, er’ Ths atre. GrO_ 1. CANNON, Agent, cari NIGHT COMPARARE, . Grn Hovker ores Huuter's new Pocket ae a worn the | the German la | 8 00. as | FAKM HA | Address *PoS » eb. 7, 1333. | uaKk WOOD. ding ata very iow prico. 3 | | Tiles from Brown's Switch, Inquire of #. D HALL, near Beitevill ___ 23 6 WALTKR WANTED-At the Gosling Roatan venue, & | 4 | whole your roan | Comms, Ancient Books, and Curiosities generaliy. The Trade Supplied at Factory Prices | sit; | B Apply at 338 43 "Hv0D. y ' ANTED—A ‘ew active M&N to obtain aub- acribers tora history of the preseat war, in 1age. Stated pay given. Apply frow 8 to 10 o'clock a.m. to VIRTUE, YORStUN Seventh st. f+ 21 right hand was brok-n and nseless, and the victory declared for Whiteford. 87" By ovr dis ‘will beseon that gold is on the decline in New York. W ANTE HOUSE, improvements. furnished, would buy the furniture om ri terms. Address Post Office Box 74. \WaAdtep—a FURS ISHED ROUM, witn board, fora young msn and wife in a Cesitable lo- celity, of close proximity to the War Departneat, | the applicant being employed ae Adiress, Platt locality, price, &c.,** Post uffice. att oa WASTED. A first rate COOK. She will not ce required to wash or iron. Also.a MAN SEK- VANT. cither white er colored. as Non» need apply without good recomnieudeti mn. Call at No 3 brane! B Place, 1 street, Satween Ith ana isth fe 24 3t* V "ANTED—A WHITE MAN, to do toe work about the stable, and occasionaily to | rive the carriage, and other requirements ofa private family, ‘To One unexcestionad e, with good refar- etven, a geod home and good wages will d+ given. Miso wanted 4 Market GARDENER aud several Apely, ee ely, bag es 435) Sixth at., between W ANE SB LYMEDIATELY A test o CHAMBE MALD, ato 4%) at fezt 30 wa? TEL- to rent a small STORE, or wold buy the i:terest of one,in a gvod ‘vcality, | fox 1. Star Olico tt Vv , ANTED—TYo sell from 2 to 31! anand cords of rabt, ob what under t- ads hi Dustaese; cen come well recor i J, will get good wage’ the "Inquire at the Hestaurant 247 | ’ detween L:thand isth f+ 22" / AN C2.) TO © BLI—The Stoce and Pixtures of | Oret-claes Grecery Eland in the evntr! part ~, Batisiactory reasons given for selung, A orton,” Star Ofiee. 2 W AN1E0—A MAN, to file circular saws, sek wugnd to » rtoat 7 k e EW, corner 7th Wastes TO RENT—By a permanent tenant, a-rmall unfurnished DWRELING HOUs#. Addreus—ntating location description, and prica of rent—Box 846, City Post Offics. Nond datos ners | or partics having leases need anawer. fa is-1m* LADIES WANTED—To gat thoir 10,000 Fisnoe', Velvet, Merino, Uambric. Muslin, ae, Sam 280%, Seventh strant, Northern Tibertien. Cloa\ aa, Capa, Joxieoa, Supp ra, and Pinenshions. Stamped at [user rates than ony other place in the ssty. goright past the door, We your goods while rou wait, Also Keeps stamped gouds for sals oa facut | murlin, Remember, 260%, between L and M. fe 1-tw* 445 AND FarEk WANTSD—Don't sell your Rags, Gookw and Papers for nothing. Wa pay goed prices for Cotton and Woulen Rags, Boone Reports, Newspavera, &c. We buy Uottlas, Oid Penn. ave. V We fence the wagon for everything. ofent MABON'S Kacand Paper Warehouse, fo& im* oa 37a and az (UKNISHED HUUSR WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years @ Furnished Dwelling for & private —- Location in the F rstor Second Ward preferred. Address Look Box 65, Washington, DO ~ seater INOEICE: Thore iu want of Employment of avy kind would better cail on the new Intelligence Gfice, No. 511 Ninth at., where the best of pay will be given to first-class Servants. I have alwa: ipplications en hand for good Cooke, Laundrenson, Chaubermaide, Walters and Sesmstresses; also for Young Men to wait on tables, in private families or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers im want of good help will find it to their advantage tocall, sopeainel witbout chates by appiringanatace” de obtained wit ‘ee by app! AK above. oo ett Rh ie W ANTED—Every person to Know that I am ip the market, to pay om forall articles in the housefurnishing li hese leaving the SP BUA rn eal enth at ween sad cide.) Dealer in New and Becond mac ture. bo 16-tf KD—We buy SRCOND-HAND W “Wuntnire te Srovks fad BEDDING Te whioh we are paying the highest cash prices. Fam- ilies declining housekeeping, or Raving & sarpi of furnitare will find it dir advan to give aus acal. BONTZ & GRIFFITH Je 13-tf No 369 Seventh at.. between I and K re PURWEe CARDEN ar Siok Pat _ eee e CONGRESSIONAL. XAXXVIlth CONGRESS—THIRD SESSION epee Werpsrspay, February 25. SENATE.—The presiding officrr iaid before the body & communication from the Secretary of the Interior, covering the treasury accounts of the Superintendent of indian Affairs for the Seutherb superintendenaes of the disburse- ments made during the fourth quarter, 1832, for the benefit of certain Indiae tribes. Ur- Grred to be printed. Mr. Pomeroy presented a petition from tha Milwaukie and Rock Isiand Canal Company, Aghinst paying (he claim of the State of Wis- consin to five per centrum of the sales of public Isrds donated to said company, uulil the State settlce its open accounts with said company. Mr. Ten Eyck presented twenty-four pati- tio. s for the completion of a direct read from Alexandria, Va., to the Tomb of Washington. Mr. Howe a the memorial of the Le- Sisiature of Wisconsin for the repeal of the uty on pa&per; also resolutions of the sama Legisiaiure asking for the construction of a wagen road trom Copper Harbor, Mich, to Appleion, Wis. Mr. } owell presented resolutions of the Ken- tucky Legislature, asking the passage of an Act ivr the payment of certain tolls due by the Government to said State. Various resolutions ard memorials from the | I+gis ature of New Mexico were presented by Mr. lomeroy. ‘The Senate bill to authorize the breveting of | volunteer and other oiticers in the U.S. service, Was teken up and . o Mr Davis introtuced a bill to authorize fhe Covi: gten and Cincinnati Bridge Company to build a bridge over the Ohio, 100 feet above low water mark. Mr. Morrill , from the District of Uo- lun bia Committee, a bill to Incorporate the St. Ann's Infant Orphan Asyinm. Commitied. Hovss.—The House resumed the considera- tion of fhe bill to enrol the national forces, and Meesrs. Thomas, of Mass., and Crittenden ad- cressed the House thereon, the latter closing at one o'clock ; when— The House proceeded to vote on various endments—one confining the term of service to the existence of the present rebeilien, not to exceed three years. Mr. Olin offered an amendment that persons found lurking about camps, fortifications, de as spies shail be tried by court mardal, aud, if found guiity, suffer death; adopted. Mr. Vall:ndizham offered an amendment, that arres!s for resisting the draft, ins: of beiux made vy Provost Marshals, shall ba made undsr a warrant by a civil officer, and they shall be tried by ciyillaw. Lost—yeas 57, nays 133. Mr. Cox moved to amend by contining the eprol:ment to whites. Lost. Mr. Stevens moved to exempt all persons of conecicntious scruples against bearing arms by making oath to that effect. Lost. Mr. Wright moved to exempt ministers of the Gor pel regularly licensed. Lost. Mr. Hotman moved to strike ont the thirteenth section, which provides for exemption by the pay inentof S32, or by furnishing a substitute. ia e8s OF, DAYS SS. Mr. Wickliffe moved to amend by providing that the men drafted in any State shall be organiza d ty the Governors of snch States into companies And regiments, and be shall appoint the officers. Lost—yrus 55, nays 101. [pon ution The pertrer-b “ TAME © tinns, Alexandria. » is this day by mutual consent dissolved. The business will be conducted as heretofore by J. F. Bodes, Alexandria, Va., Feb. 23, 1s63, ck AND’ Su iestb, MERCH =xoP on. a NOue i Wwitedvns tains rr 7 Constantly on hand Goud SOR BALE—Two UFFIORBRS’ HORSKS, one a F jet Black, and Seman = tens es: ever seen service e field ; are PD oe tag a ear . De J treet, tween lib ond athe Se tw ume when he (Gen. S.) and the speaker had tought sige by side for liberty in Germany. Gen, Sigel's name was inschived upon the hearts of all propie, and be hoped the day would yet come when they coula draw thar swords again in another country. Gen. Sigel, in receiving the sword, returned his thanks for the gif:, and said it was wroog to place dependence upon any one inaa; but each man shouid bs considered as 4 sincle pars of all who were attempting to work out the problem of liberty. lie bad always been a republican as agaiast de: potism, and would stand by republican principles to the end. Many things had bap- pened in this war to discourage him, and his friends had advised him to desist from being @ Ssoldi-T, as justice was not being doae him, but in such a time as this no man should be dis- couraged by litue personal grievances. dt Was not a me to bring personal quarrels: besore the people. For this cause he was sileat. story will be just, if the ie now Are not. He did not know whether would be able to carry the sword just presented through the en- tire war, but if not, it would be because be thonght he would be more useful as 3 citizen or a private soldier. In reiation to the reference that had bees mnde to the sword bemg drawn ta other lands, he ssid that if Usis Government failed to crash tlus rebellion there would be no use of attempt. ing the establishment of freedom in any other and. —— Be Hicrway Ropeery.—On Monday afternoon several suspicious Ts, near the couaer of Twenty-first and G streets, around am old Germap, named Herman Dressing, sad pretended that he hada knife, and that they Were afraid that he would do some one harm, and b+ ld bis hands while others put their hands in bis pockets and em them, taking two knives. two or three Hlars in money, anda pay ticket for twenty-five doliars. Several p*reons were standing near at the time, but did not interfere, the parties acting as if they were Dresser’s friends, by a not — to see bim in any scrape. esterday PT. boon, officers ‘James And Marr arrested four of the party and started with them to the First Ward station, but before they reached the lock-up, the two with officer Marr attempt. ed to escape by per Sey different directions, but the officer sauce in catching one of them. The two others with officer James also made an atiempt to get away, but the officer held to them until assistance came to bim. ‘This morning the three, whose namesare Hugt Ingrabsm, Daniel Emory and Frank Travers, were brought before Justice Drury, who com- mitted them to jail for court On the way to the jailthey were carried to the office Su- rintendent Webb and had theit mugs taken or the “Rogues’ Gallery.” ees WaAsHINGTon Munky Magker.— Quotations forstocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Jobnson & Co., Senkeee . U.S. Cow Bonds, 181 102 U.S. 7.20 Notes.......000 01s 1S U.S, Certificates Indebt's..... Py Quartermasters’ Checks, paya- ble in Certificates... .- _ U. Demand Notes. ++. 168 17 American Gold... 18 m American Silver., 145 _ Virgiuia bank notes, 39 gis; South Oare- lina, Georgian, &c., 2530 discount; North Oaro- lina, 3¢ discount. sam On aon. M. Oorcoran aad stat, U ; Jar See ae mii, * G. Ww. uintard and family, N. Y.; i] 4: Gen. Charies Be: Schley, vens and sinff, —— ; Theodore Roosevelt, N. ¥., are at wu: irs ———EEEEE N®Y¥ GROCERY STORE. Eoax} EGAN & PEBRIR, 5.9.2. em the store on the sout ~~ . otr formerly comes 4. 8 large aud well 5 Wines, Liquors, Segars &e., we would dr lly wee ont friends oe negulaae — E9.4N & PERPIB, | fe 1 -At" southwest ‘corner th and K sts. com. BROMA, CHOOCOLATS, Ets., few