Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1863, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ‘WASHINGTON OITY: THUNRsDaY .. SP ERADING MATTER ON EVERY PaGy. ' SBE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING FxI.E- @BAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. * SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PERSS. The Ineliigencer crucifies Cassius M. (lay in S style of badinage not calculated to mak= Arm “bappy,” however Russia may be affected. ‘The Chromicls treats upon “Madagascar,” to the extent of a column and a half. FORT McALLISTRR We “are as we were” as regards both Fort McAllister and Vicksburg, the reported cap- ture of the one and evacuation of the other be- ing new doubted, from the fact that Inter ad- Vices arewiient on the snbjact. The followin}, from the Hartford Times, seems tu be the same report as that of the Springtield Kepudircan, and is cf too old date (tbe 22d ult.) to give its statement as to the capture of Fort MoAllister any weight: Fort McAllister Taken—Savannah Threat- ened. {From the Hartford Times.} Extract from # private ietter received by a gentiemsan in New Haven to-day (March 2 @nd sent to us by the independent Hue of tele graph, dated ima Feb. 72.—We are expecting every d@ upon to mareh in so:ue Girections 1 stspect it will be towards Say nab. I think we chali go that way to Chari-: ton, a8 we are trying to drive the Rebels from their earthworks, with gunboats, at present. Yesterday the 47th New York, with the as- sistance of ‘the bonts, took Fert McAllister and about one anda half miles of rifle pits. The 472 lost 160 in killed, wounded and missiox. ‘Two regiments have gone to reinforce them. I am of the opinion that during the next thirty days this department will have warm work. ‘We certainly shal! if we try Uharleston first; it is said to be about or almost impregnabir. Time will teil, and I only hope they won't make another of these siaughter pens. GrxxnaL McDowsrit.—The Court of In- quiry, summoned at the request of General McDowell to m vestigate certain charges —made rather by common report than-in any more direct way—against him, bas completed i:s labors, and its judgment has just been made public. The court acquits him of blame in any particular except his haying gone tc M ufassuss on the afternoon cr evening of the 2>th of An- fust, to confer with General Pope, on the ap- Peal of the latter for his views, whilst his com- mand was on the march upon Centreville. It is mentionéd that General Pope, McDowell's euperior, did net censure him for this; of this the Court says “that the separation was incon- siderate and unauthorized, but was notinduced by any unworthy motive.” The charge of disloyalty made by an officer of the rank of colonel, after being fatally wounded im battle, in general terms, with- out defining any specific act, is fully disap- Proved by all the evidence bearing on the pciat The Court derbunces the charge of drunk- eunees against General McDowell as ridicn- lous. It is only justice to an officer who has borne in manly silence an unexampled weight of re- proach and calumny, to spread abroad tha conclusions of the court, which has earefally examined into every charge and now declares him innocent in intention ; faithful to his Hag; aud zenleus to meet and beat the enemy. REPORTED CONPFDERAFK RAID IN, ThE VICINITY oF AND DRAINSVEILLE. eetiasies * . MARCH 5, 1463, | FALLS CHURCH Walter Penn 34— Ware's maiurity, 31. &wWoor UPON TUM CONTRABANDS. TWO RUNDe RD CARRIED OFF BY THA KEBBLY AND TWENTY PBPORTED | $user of kqtor, John P. Whi:emo: | terday afterncen the employees of MF. 1 | encaged abou Falls Cherch, on the airfax Court | % Wood fur Government, were warned, they state, of danger, and order te leave by our pickets, who were falling hack betere a force of Confederate cavalry. | Party of woodcutters, inciuding about one | bundred negroes, reached this city about ten o'clock last night. A party of twenty ne Wright, son of Mr. N.S a Drainsville, were Confederates, and, as the story gors 2: . d= have gelbied up soma .20 comtrabands between Drainsyille and Vi Heute read, ia cu uder Mr. ALS: Tetugees, ihe ( *, bp to two @’clock this afternoon "s here haye no information of any or proximity. of rebel is believed to be nothing more nor jess | 2 @ big scare on the part of the woodcnttars nd the whole IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH. PROM VICKSBURG —— —- I VILLE SAID TO RE DR “NO TIDINGS THE STEAMER N STROYED N FORT McALLISTER OF TiiTR RERRLS — Richmond papers of the 2d received. They make no POSSESSION natant have been ion of Vicks- Charleston dates to the Istinst. have alsobeen eamers Rubi and Douzlashave Tun the blockade with Nassau dates of the received. The A dispatch from Savannah, of the ist ist, atates that the steamer Nashville istely run aground before Fort McAllister, and was do. stroyed by one of our iron-clads. The fort is uot taken. NEW YORK ELECTIONS. Fort Epwarp, N. Y., March i.—Tae Demo- erats in Fort Anu hace e ss pervisor, and the whole Democratic elected by about 1 majority. In Fort Edward, M. A. Nash, Democrat, is | elected Supervisor, and the whole Democratic | ticket, with the exception of Uollectur, by 40 | Auburn, N. ¥., March 4.—A careful canyass of the yote of this city shown that Jonas White, Democrat, is elected Mayor by seven majority. | The Repablicans elect all the other candi- dates on the City Ticket by about 100 majority. WESLEY CHAPEL. (fh arsday) EVENIN( Mr. HoLtiray. th Scheol will please attend STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING — ven thata mesting of the Stock ashington and Georgeown Rail- Company will be held at the offic. of the Com. ‘0, 285 U str-et,on W at the hour of 120’cloc importance will come before By order of the Board of Di M.D H.C. EAHNESTOCR, tec'y. —Preaching THIS t Tis o'clock, hy Teachers cts it* SSDAY. March | m, Business of COOKER, Pres't, Tus Rerorts kom Vickssunt.—We have mothing, as yet, to add to the report as to the reat battle at Vicksburg. The report itseif (on the authority of the Petersburg Zzpress) w Giscredited,—foz the jzeason, that neither Admira} Porter's dispatch of the 2th, announc- ing the loss of the Indianola, nor the Richmond Enquirer of the same date make any aliusion to it, Itiscertain the government has not re- ceived any account of the commencement of hostile operations, The Memphis Bulletin of Saturday, 23th lt, says that it wes confidently believed there tbat the rebels were then evacuating Vicks. | borg. Letters reecived in Washington state that the expecition under Gen. Washburne to open the ‘Yazco Paas has been entirely successful, and | Promises to turnish the key to that stronghold; and dwpatches from Cxiro of the same date say | thatthe guntieat Carondelet and Avy others have reached the Tallahatchie river by the way of Yazoo. Vicksburg would thus Sppear to be closely environed by our forces, and wo the re- ported evacuation has, to say the least of it, an aur of probability. Tur East Bartimons Conrers: —The Fast Baltimore Conference of the M. E. Church, assembled at York, Pa, yesterday, and was opened by Bishop Scott, presiding officer. One hundred and fofty-four members Were present. J.H.€. Dosh, R. D. Chames, J. A. Demoyer, and H.S. Mendenhall were ®ppointed secretaries. A motion was made that @ committees be appointed on the state of the country, but after discussion was with- drawn. On motion of R. D. Chambers a com- mittee was appointed to procure an American fieg to ty displayed in front of the church, ‘The committee cn nominations reported a list of stewards’ committees, &c., which was adopt. ed. The death of Wm. Wicks, D. D., was an- nounced, and Drs. Reily, Sargent and Gero poke of the deceased in Sppropriate terms. ‘Th~ Conference resolved to meet at 35g o'clock ; «ach day, and adjourn at 12. ae eee reid — marries BF The Chicago Journai learns, by & gentle. | man recently arrived from Vicksburg, that General Grant was directing his energies to the work upon the canal cut-off, intended as 4 channel for the conveyance of his transports and gunboats below the city. The canal has been dammed at both ends, and the water in it pumped out. A force of 6,000 men, divided into parties of 160 each, was then put to work to ‘widen and deepen the ditch to a width of sixty Set, and a depth of twelve feet, so as to permit the largest vessels of tho fleet to pass through, | ‘The work was being prosecuted with tho wtmost vigor, and without cessation, and it was thought that in tem days it woujd be finished. S7 The prize schooner Annie, of Nassau, | New Providence, Acting Master Eallock, commander, arrived at New York on Tuesday, from Wilmington, North Carolina. The Annie ‘was captured on the %6th ult, off Wilmington, while attempting to rum the blockade of that Place, by the U.S. steamer Stats of Georgia, She bad s full cargo of salt. Her crew escaped in their boat to the shore. ———____ B7 Some exciting scenes were witnessed in New Orieans ow a recent transmigration of Seceession sympathizers to pomts in possession of the Rebels. Tbe scenes enacted were so dis- orderly and improper that General Banks sent down @ regiment to disperse the rabble. Over & wuowsand contraband Ietters and other Arucles were captured. &7 Three newspaper correspondents—Mo- Cellough of the Cincinnati Commercial, Mr. Rodman of the Chicago Tribune, and Ander- son of the New York Herald—were on the Queen of the West, aad escaped with Colonel Elleuw B7 The construction of the second railroad track om the Washington branch railroad ts in rapid progress. It is stated that {t will be com- pleted before the first of June. 87 A boy fourteen years of age was sbot a } tow days ago while in the act of attempting to rob the money drawer of a store. sr ihe perheads of Maine are already er tctiog uke organizations for the fail eleo- tivn. Alderman Walsh, of New York, lost eecenene of bis family by death within bir days. #7 The Boston Post, a democratic journal, | Genounces the action of the copperheads of Conn: cticut witn vigor. 7 Emr a E. Taylor, a New York actress of | fome celebrity, recentiy divd. S7 Conterfest $s oa the Farmers Bank of Tibode Lelaad, are in circulstiga. ATTENTION, de bea meet: at CORDWAINE URSD the consideration of an advance | under consideratiun. order of the President. adeeb oe cWws | Arwatme tx Atwraypn orriciaL. . { election in Alexandr —— ‘The Alexandria News Avradae Lizcors, Prosidect of the United states 1 Votes cast for of America: Fer Mayor, Chari: are recetved 7, and Te 4 Whom is May Concern. The ‘etlowing candida cs were elected: 12, trat Dox Masago Arvaae: has abe | Reuben Johnston, Auditor: S. F. Hes A. hag = 7 tourney for tion; Rolwrt Bell, jrgSu-. 0% Con-star New York, T do ree veyor: W, johnson, Chief Engineet Fra oenite him = Dor arbaah Reese D Lovsion: leet? erie aati such fahotiogs, powerds and Ped Loe: hrasl ikon. fine Unbeince e th: a ket hos. a P.G. Hend m, fav ions, In.the Us \. = oie Gaon ees, llector, northern = In tortimohy whéreof, I have caused theseletters Whittiesey ?. Grimes, Superintendsnt of Btales to be hereunto afixad, = . Iswyer, Superintendent of Gas; W. Wobite, Measurer of wood and bark: | Chas. C. Wade, Measurer of lumber. [v. 8.) #1 » Coun-:l_ First Wa: Dare ios Kenan, rman; S. Baker, G. Huist, J. F. Cvriinand wb. Neat. tour ‘cun. Second Ward—\, arperceS awa: hb, Aldver ad: JDL. Dyson, C. B. Shir- is & pherwood, and A. Moran, Council- a z Te ‘ sn a Ward-S. F. Beach, Alderma: Apsauau tae cre the United States , J. Tacay, J. ©. Clarke and Ss } 3 . , Councilmen. Fourth Ward—J P. To All Whom it May Concern the sd day of March. A. 1353, of the Indepandenca of the United States of America, the s7th. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Sceretary of State. int dence having been exhibited to 1 - W. D. Massey, H. S. Satisfactory evi % rtin Win Arnel ana LC. neon m, me that Don Joan De Atauxanas Saswantin has Councilmen. i te-" sppointed Vice-Consn! of Spain, at New Doines at the Prove March 4th, 3+63.—Ja: charged with carryir Marshal Geweral’s Office, ereby recognise, him ag -auch, es Mur. ay arrested, be a: free to exercise and enjoy such =the Confeteratemulto fynctions, powers and pr rileges asure allowed to Ki hmond, and being connected with Wm the Vice-Consuls of the most favored nations, in Sver, who iscnarzed with carrying goods ihe United States. t rob the lines to Confederates. i ’ In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters The following retugees have arrived sinca i lets oe rt: Dantel Driscoll, Richmond, to bo made patent, and the seal of the United Va, B. Toland, do.; Martin McEroy, de; Dan'l Diates te De Barenate omaat create do. John Crimms, do. Daniel Given under my bavd at the city of Washing. ton the 2 y of March, A. D. lat, and [L. 8.) of the [nd eget of the United: States i bi 4 of America, the sith AHAM LINCOLN. BWARD, Saerotary of State. rhan,do.: John Cradan, Patrick Driscol, ees bure, Va.; Mrs. Patrick Driscol, do; D, ©. Feutler, Rappahannock, Va.; Robt. H Butler, ck O'Donnell, Brents ville, Va. By the President : Witiam H. OG LO3T—A literal reward will bs paid fur tae Die tee POINTER DO, wigs left my ouse this (Thuredar? wor usually large: yaliow color face, and wore aheavs cut chain eallar, upon whi wes ‘cut “James M. Farr, Franklin st., Phil phia” TZ. OF Ls mar 5-3t* R95 Ont Fetrecngiant dt: JD #E4waen STATE LOTTRRY DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAYIN THR MONTH 15 Prizes or $4,000! 8 $32.000! ea [Nvaurp SOLDIERS. DELAWARE SPATE LOTTERY, BvRGKON Gusmeat’s Orrice, Authorized by An Act for the Enconragoment of Washington, January $i, 1863. Interna! Improvements in State of Delaware.” It being reported that various parties have ob- odlmoney f alid soldi der thi sgh be tained money from invalid soldiers under the pre- JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Managers, tence of arsinting them to their discharge from the Wasmrxaton, D. O., Feb 24, 1388. ag Offcial nctice is Rereby given, that the orders a * Bars and Drinking Houses, after 9.30 p.m Sundays, have not been rescinded or modified, and all violations of the orders will be punished as beretofore, By ordor: HENRY B. TODD, Capt. and Provost Marshal A.B, BAKER, Lieut. and Adjutant fen disebility for discharge to soldiers in general hos- ' pitals and camps are only given by the surgeon in Becoxn Caritar Parzu $11,000, | charge of such hospitsl or camp, and the obtrusive SCHEME efforts of persons claiming to be special agents re- 20 Prizes or $1,000 macn. I prize of $32.40 ip ize of lpriseef 7. | | prize of @4y I prize of 404 | papers. All scidiers a1 Warned against giving ae money on Buch plea to any perton whatever. prize of $1.00, } | By orderof the Surgeon General : I prize of* 4440, | MITH, | J EPARTMENT OF STATE, — Wasninoton, Januaryss, The Secretary of Stats will hereafter receivs vers of Congress cm business on Saturdays, com mencing with Aaturday, the first of next month. jan g7-tf WILLIAM H. 3BWARD. £$lo0, | prize of $1,500, t 1 prize of — Long. 1 price of 1 prize of Teeizeof 100) 1 prize of Tprizeof Tea, ft prizeel lpriae of 1090, 1 priasof 1s) i - Tprize of 1,08. } prize of Hon, } Tprzeof 1.00, Lprize of 1000; | | ia BALLS, PARTI ES, &c. lprizeof 1,90, Iprizeof 1p 0. I prize of 140, 1 prize of 1,00! OoK oUT L You THs } prize of $58,’ 1 prize of $50, | pa SECOND GRAND BALL wires B09 | lprize of 80! 1 prize of | 1 prian of Iprizeof m0 rsect 40! prize of 500; or Tae Lprize of -80. I prise of fon! | sins NATIONAL SOCIAL CLUB, prize of “Su, i prize of Sop! ?=--=++---10,09 To be given at Temperance Hall, Ou THURSDAY BYENING, March 5th, 185. l prize of 590) i: Care | _ The Beard of Managers reepectfully inform their Ey seet es. numerous friends and patrons that no pains 26 prites of $24 are. or expense will be apared to make this one & prison ss of the best balla of the season. = co. bs tenn Tickets ONE DOLLAR—admitting a gen- i Lprizeof t00; 1 prize of 0; f 1 priae of 538! rg conse OF THREH LECTURKS, Por the Benefit of the YOUNG CATHOLIO’S PAIBND ROCIBTY oF: GEORGETOWN, will be given in Trinity Church, @eorgetown. : | The Second Lecture on THURS DAY, Maret 5, 1353, By Rev, Bowaxp McNuzuasy,8.J., Professor of Rhetoric in Georgetown Colinga, Subject—* Charms of Eloquence.” Admittance. . Tickets for sale by the membors, bays of Tr: School, and at the door on the eveni | @RCON D-HAND 8CHOOL BOOKS POR SALE — ny of the Lec- pen at GX o’clock—Lecture TY o'clock, | SYEHUC. 7OR SALE CHEAP —0 MARNEDS. Enquire at EARL, street, between 20th aud Ist sts. OBR SALE—An excelient family HORSE, nine 3_perfecily sound; fanlt; ea-y un He wili be avid i about to leave the city. E'S Stables, H st., near 2tn TST ARRIVED. foot of Isth wreet. Portsmouth, with yaee. APPLES. S'S Stable. H y to ROBERT itt + AND WILL COMMENCH row at Carter's wharf, schocner Sarah. from 50 bbls. POTATORS and _RUSSRLL & WADE. Frbwakp Ww » vi ARMY AND NAVY BROKER, Licsssp ny U. 8 Govagauasr and Loans Adjusted Collecte: I.furmation given on all subjects Reliable Agente regiment in the United SYeoue pear Willards’ to the Army & inevery town Offce 214 ren tleman and ladies. anit Prize of goare No ticket admitied unless pre- i Tow prisesof Ware 22022 Se MeWaten i ee en oaeee 53,X6 prizes__.. ..amonnting to. ...... $503,392.80 a tickets having been lost will pas bot be admitted :—Nes. 61 to 70. mar 34%" | Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $2; Highths Qe | DRAWN RYERY WEDNESDAY IN THR MONTH i BOARDING. BF All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery | B NG—A pleasant ROOM) nicely furnished sa be gs to JOHN A. a & _* eee BORRD wad totic he 363 | Twelfth street, at the southwest corner of the | Bmithsonian Grounda. Li OARDING.—Good BOOMS and first-class d 7 Lot of second-hand SCHOOL BOOKS, in all the different branches earning. Apply at No. 124 . BOARD can be had at 495 Seventeenth strest, Dunbarton at a merase | between H aid EA Sow, Table Hoanions tenes i 7 So wy | St Soper week. Dinner at5. mh 4-20" Fo, SALE 50 Cords of Reasoned PINE | as WOOD. near thecity. Will be sold cheap, Ad- | drean* A. B..” care of Mr. B.B. WHITS, Louisians | site the Bank of Washington. m 4-3t" 250 BARKKLS APPLES.—250 barrels Maine fi Appies for nale b t ING & BURCHBLL, _ Tar 42w Corner 15th st. and Vermont LOST AND FOUND. VOUND—On the isth Pebruary, a large SOOW, Pre conser bottom, sanit' se tees eee Branch, near Bartholow's Wharf, which the owact can have by proving wroperty and ing charges. TIOB. MARSHALL, mar 5-3" On 24 st,, between N and 0 nouth PEXSION PLANKS, BMBRACING ALL TH aeOrE 8 Bae, Rad approved by the Second ee Pres '. AY N hhc ASust published bys PHIGE & SOLOMONS, STRAYED OR STOLEN—Aboat4 woaks ago from r the yard of the subscriber, 335 Lith street 3 toners, 532 Fa.sve._ | west a MILCH COW, mostly ehite With comeneye MEE, HENRY Wood's NEW NOVEL, “The 7 food ord. rs about 3 or x Fogey Night at Afford.” Price 25ceuts. For dsc rns; had arops about rale by PHILP & SOLOMONS, ‘henshe left. Any person returning the cow or Metropolitan Book Store, giving information where she may be touud will ar4-2t » Pennsylvania avenue, | be handsomely rewarded, Ca SAS (Pe 5.3t* B.C NDEN. 1REEN PEAS (Petite Poia;) Cepss, ino =< L. 8. CHITTENDEN i £ Capers, oI it:) French Pickles ; “ UST—On the #41 inst , a black thread lace VEIL tarde Imperiale; Spaniel end’ Breach Olivec Ae, | La between Taster Hae ee ee LL chovies; Birasbourg Meata—junt recsived, } dry goods store. The colored boy was seen to KING & BURCHELL, | pick it up, or any one else who may now have it in and V a mar4iw Corner 18th f their possession, willreccive a liberal reward by No “HAG 1 Pian ) leaving it at this offi mar 4 3t* JANOS — Several ‘isnos that “ 7 w rs , Ma ers of Ci . ie KREWAKD—Was sto'en Monday, March ine baclanty ueryget essen appa SSO aig crt Hoda ator Ny Mens large ¢iscount at the Music Store of 3 old; W. G. METZEROTT, head: paces aud. heveween ff rslurued ww) 7, WATLIER tour vey or, of lith at. and Pa.av,. sole agent of ee ee ee ess Be 2, near Gc _ mar away k Sons, | Heve.D. C. nel oo) NEVER TOO Le Piasint, Vocauist ano CoxPos NEW AND SIMPLIFIED PIANO FOKTE AND Prof. Woloeski conti METHOD POR wnes his Singing and Piano #8 pew course for Piano and Sing- | clowski’s pew method, a light knowledge of music wil te ‘ic with great facil- in a very short rt. by his way of vocalization ; a traordi: results, rendai snd onablea the Bb the velco poworfal ize with facility, accuracy and fin ceives visitors is residence, No. 451 J0th street, o'clock p.m 8 between KF and E MANUFACTURE OF IRON, ivemcr on the Iron Trade; Bhillige’ Moetallur, Heag @ Merchants’ nden. Wilkie on the Manufacture of Iron; Lond. orker’s Assistant. odgkinsen ov the Strength of le of the United States, Information for Engineers, 2 London. Book; London, tothe I ard Iron Trade: Overman on the Maru Fairbairn’s Usefal yols.; London, Percy's Metallurgy; London. Theorique des Proeedes Motallurgiques is. PRANOK TAYLOR, COAL! COAL: A LAKGS COMPLET’ ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS GALT’s, 282 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Between 1ith and lath gts. YARD, FOOT OF SEVENTEBNTH ST, SALE OF STRAM PRRRY BOAT COO) ‘Ss S POINT, a yvirtue of adecree of the undersigned ; Willecil at publi: auction, on SATURDAY theoth day of March * p.m. the SCKAM FERRY BUAT NP. at the place where she tow foot of Bond stree , at Oarr'x wharf, mboat ia 76 feet it width, inoludin, of fStone Custom Mouse measui | Or 2D inch cylinder with a6 foot str, | Of water is 3 feet light and 1 ing cattle and vehic es o} Ts geod cosditica. h- terms ofsale are $35: in tale and the remaii two eqnal instalments of tb: the Circuit Conrt for Bext. at 3 o'clor QvuUPER'S POT cash on the day of UP ESTRAY—On Tharsiay night near : % a PAREN WAGONS! WAGONS! Ta depot, aemaldun MARK, dark mane and WAGONS! | tail. The owner please come forward, prove On hand ard courtantly re- tak Z | eyfiaga maperior lot of SUTLERS) WAGONS of | viel ed eee meer NEB, ie is. Also, top and _no-to ar, Tr 2 y g ged mall KOCEAWAYS, JERSBY" WAGONS, | TAt2St 2. BOO rena. avenue. c i $25 REWARD.—BStolen from the stable of the MARE. @7 Kepsiring of all kinds done in the best man- | subscribers. on the 2th ult.. an oe per and cheny: st rates. , about fifteen hands high, lon, i BT Ho GRAHAM, Conehmaker, | wane, spirited and in good condition. Has a crack : : in her hind feet; asmall lump has grown o: PER 374 Dvand47¥ Kighth strest, | jp ong of her hind feet amall will ‘give gin to any. OTICE. one who will inform ua where the mare is, or $35 | U. 8. Assesson’s Orricn, t | Teward for the arrest a OLS beoen, Collection District for the District of Columbia, { All bertous concerned in the United Btated as | _™8r3-6t* 316 Patreet, between loth and Jith. Gscupations, Merchanilse, he’, ken as por Ack at | P1ANOS—PIANOS.—Ten very good Second-hand Congress approved July 1, 152 who reside in the | Pianos for sale very low for cash. | District of Columbia, ate hereby motified that thi H Fionosgehoneh New Pianos in gre & ascesement List i , 502 Mi riety. jelodeons, new old, Tyland avenue, in the Seventh Ward fof thetras: | Seana 8 octaves, single and double banks of keys. | tor aban incpection ee {ta cen, Caen CON | onse Donentor taker eee wis lor such ineerrct or thi 5) 22 * a | from thin date, March 2, 103 lao that theaudes, | No, 306 Pa. ay., bet, 9tb'and 10th’sts, tig: ed will, for the space of Afteen days after the | _™mar2-st*____*_"_omnorth side. expiration of the time thus allowed for inspection EMBERS OF CONGES35S AND STRANGEBS of said lat, remain in his office at the place before about leaving for home and needing new and named, during the hours between 9 o’elook @. m, stylish DRY GOODS for spring and summor wear and 40" ~ a eatiry sarermine oa ti | for cas meee py oem) Solicited to inspect nat rO- | ol a of the Assistant ‘Ansonsors eee "Geegeieoniycmeetel in a All parcels proper! fe Bgui a 8 ¥ All sppeals must be made im writing apecifying i expcoen or other the particular cause, matter or thing respecting | conve ance free of charge. which s decision is requested, and shall state the | “An inrpection ef stock tiplies no obligation to ground or principle of imeguality oF error com: | parchecs” PERRY & BRO. plained of. M. PRARSON, | _ mar2-st Penn. avenue and 9th streat. UC. B, Astonsor for Collection District, | gta SUTTER mar4st " {Chron} Districtof Oolumbia, | PRUTTER! BUTTER!!! v packages New York and Pennsylvania Table Butter ip store and arriving by express, at No York and Philadelphia prices. or ele by 30 Bighth street, (east sids,) Near Ps. avenzi FOR FU KNIBSHING COB- PORATION BLoPs, Warne Raciernan’s Ovriow, March 2, 1863. EnaLe» PxorosaLs,in duplicate, addressed one PPOPORALS YOR LAYING WATRR MAINB ecpy to the President of the Boatd of ‘Aldenone Va8T BTOCK OF 1 any STYLISH | 8nd one copy to tae President of the Board of Com- i y | men Connell, willbe received until Monday, the | Seda TS | | inet , at3o’clock p. m., for iaying wata: se A for the Corporation of Washington dertue thee Stock Complete in all weenie, rent calendar year. Ase for fa sbing orpars: pone price only, marked in plain figures, henes ion stops, via : 190 of 3 ino! inch, : inch ard 25 of | inch diameter, Of AB, intpection of stock mepaRuY fae” * 3 chaxe. chee Beatio.s can be ad og spatzine atthis of | Pinar dst Penn. avenue and Sth strsst. mar 3-dtlg Water Registrar, | 7 NTERNAL RE ‘AMPs. ji ——— me Adis Se, Gy EVERY DENOMINATION, ii SAL — readi an at s}l times hereafter Lo Pte CRmAS ek breeding MAR AT THE COLLECTOR'S OFFIOK, | th j | NESS. a al; two WAGONS and HA! ® ‘itt ba wold for one hunired No. 476 Skvente Street, ten do The mare is worth more: i Opposite Post Derarim:nt. duet amount. Inquire G63 Ninth street, Collector of Internal Revenne far the mers st* | _fomte Din = trist of AVANA AND Batic DateneNa DOMBETIO SEGARS I Gan CHEWING ASD eae ‘a ‘ | eopale or ezthsnes. slot, ot walle ‘. TOBACCO, t jules. ard in’ + kee ping constant- - . or au Gites” at i ly on hand Mules and Horses for sale or, fe 33 289 Peontyivania Sarat J. H. SHREVE, | J a coatal | _fo 18 tm* 7th street, between H and I ats. OBN H. FRASER, & | GpREHANS’ CouRT.—Disraer ov Oonem: Manufseturer of clegant | OD Washington County, To-wit: In the caseot Gea? GERMAN SILVER, ROSEWOOD, acnter at feck the ave Bias maiwar Hows | A Lane, executor of Sophia Beed, deonased the 0, Cas | Beskase Meera wt ies pianos ate Oorner of Reade and Hudson streats, New Yorn | O'P! ATOR day of March ani? — -- -——- — -—~ 1 |, Of the aasats in hand Me- ad tarned STEAM FLOUR MILL FOR RANT —Thn wag aie have been” collected a repolitan ‘on louring Mill. Ai ito money. w! Where ail t! editors and fe Na Secnaned are wotified to attend ra crecit payments te bear interest rale and to be ascn ed in eu: approved b tbetrustess. PF chare will be showo the anid watchman on board at apy time «. WATKKS. A, BIIBLING, Jr,,{ Trestore manner ai abal wa desiring to pur- steamboat hy the before th: sais, ated Canal, corver of 12th atreet, in the city of Washing: heire of se: attend (at ton, balouging to the estate of CO. L, Coltman.de- | Orpheas’ Court of Wasbington sounty aforesaid) Cramed. in offered for rent, or a lease for three years | wi-> thelr claima. properly. vo! jched, or they may or s loan time if Genired.' This Mill ie well estab- | otherwice by law be excinded trom all benefit in es has six run of burra,aud is capable of doing | faid de onanec'n entate: provided acopy of thisorder #1 slarge business. Inquire of erthor of the K | be pobsluhed once a week for three week» in os FOES UBaweren. | Reggie cr sroigere threat 27a wat A.B. 5 = . BO: fe 11-208w Bxrcutors and Prostess, fe -lawow* Reciever of Wills. Satisfactory evidence having been sxhibited to ‘Sq CON PRDERATSS ADMIT THAT TUM IN lector, soathern to be made patent,and the Seal of the United | Giron under my hand at the city of Washing i to 53. BKX-SKNATOR H. 8, FOOTR IN HOT WAT. THE STRINGRNCY OF TAR BLDCKADE AD- the lead of a “Nazarine,” who is denounced a™“boid, bad and daring man”—i. ¢. & staunch | Union patriot. pee MARSHAL’S OP- | from these Headquarters concerning the closing of DRAWN EVERY WEDN ESDAYINTHEMONTH _ gervice, notice is hereby given that certificates of | tard instead of hasten the preparation of discharge | | Knox ioe: iprusct 4 TAR DEPARTMENT, _ dou rounece fon} 60,008 | WwW WashinGTon, January 25, 1953. 4.00, 1 prize of | | _In censequence of the pressure #f business atthe 40. I prize of 4,000, | | War Department, passe for citizags to visit the : | Anny of the Potomac will be given Et the offize of } | Lieut. Col. Comzap, 132 Pooraylvania avenue | se .--24,099 | SLeVe Nineteenth street. | izing the Pres uiar standing committees for the current ex‘ra session of the body, BALTIMORE EWS FROM ReBELpom. $$ DIANODATS SUNK, AND OF NO Use To THEM —— WHAT THBY SAY ABOUT CHARLBSTON. oreo ——— eee MITTRD.LN SECBSSLA.. - a | We have received copies of the Patarsburg | Express of the 27th ult. and the Richmond En- quérerof the 21th ult. Phe Hapress praises without stint ons of BM > Valtandigham’s late speeches in behalf of the Tr bel canse. > -. It tells ofa tate rally of Unionists in Yadkin cotnty, N.C, where a number of them. teok | refuge in a Quaker church and defended ihe: selves with arms agains: rebel effortsto con-~ ‘script them, killing two and losing two, th: ¢eliing off safely to the mountains; und: r The following is the rebel telegram announe- ing the capture of the Indianola: Vickssvre, Feb. 25.—I hare the honor to report, after a serious and hot engagement, the captaes ot the Federal ironclad steamer Tadi- anola, nt. Commanding Hrown, U.S. N. * | together with all the officers and crew, by the | Confederate steamers Queen of the Westand ‘Webb, forming an ex; tion that waseent out -by me for that purpose, under Major J: L. Brent. The prize is a good deal R..F. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen’l Ooni Another dispatch from Lieut. Gen. Pember- ton, announcing the capture, says that the Ln- dianola is sunk on the Mississippi side ef the Tiver, her boats amd upper works out, near Mr. Joe Davis’ plantation. CHARL¥S#TON, Feb. 26—Tho latest advices from Port Royal state that the Yankee fleet now there numbers 123 vessels, including 30 fhigates and 20 gunboats—thr rest ehiefly traas- | ports. There are now 30,000 men collected there, and more expeeted. The Petersburg Express “cannot believ* that the North will ever submit to the despotit measure” of conscription. It fondly anticipates | revolution against it inthe loyal States, Is it there ye are—old Trnepenny ? The same paper begs earnestly that Pryor minty not be superseded by an.officer outrank- | ing lim, in the Blackwater Department. It | begs so hard for him as to make the matter look as though it anticipated that Jeff. Davis was about to supersede him. ‘Twenty-five or thirty prisoners broke jaitet , Tenn., not long since. Mobile correspondent of the Charleston 1. | Mercury argues tbat it is impossible to take | Mobile, as an army eanfiot be landed from | tramsports in the bay in less than 25 days. | Yankee engineering will find a way to obriae | any such difficulty not long hence, we appre- | bend, Yankee deserters put down our force at New- bern at+,000 to 10,000 strong; secesh believe it less. Gov. Joe Brown, of Ga., has donated to the widows and wives of secesh soldiers between three and four thousand dollars worth of corn.” Major Frank G. Rattin pitches into Senator H.S. Foote, through the columns of the Ka- , Quirer because Foote had accused him of cor- | ruption in the Confed Commissary Depart. ment. Ruffin says Foote is 10 years of age, which saves bim from being called out, &ec. The Enquirer in an editorial admitting that the Federal blockade “has shut them almost entirely out from the outsffle world,” SSys that the most mischief this has done them is in Aftording their opponents an opportunity to manufacture public opinion for the worid. STAND FEOM UNDgE!—As we predicted, the bulis who were working so desperately to keep up the price of gold have tailed disas- trously,fand under the great fall] to $1.50 to- day, Wall street must be full of lame ducks. Among the victims by the fall wa hear of some of our Washington would-be-financiars, who abandoning their familiar avocations to dabbie in stocks and operating fur arise, have got de- pleted to the extent of their funds, and must now return to the dull but safe routine of their several trades. The later legislation of Con- gress bas done the business for gold. AN IMPORTANT OBDER.—Capt, Todd, Pro- Yost Marshal of this city, has issued an order forbidding soldiers to carry thair side arms within the limits of the city, outside of their corps, except when on duty. The patrols are ordered to arrest all such persons. TELEGRAPHIC. posi Seas GOLD STILL TUMBLING, New York, March 5.—Geld 21.5%, and is still declining. The decline unsettles ali transactions. Flour, wheat, and corn are dall, and nomi- nally lower than former quotations. CONGRESSIONAL. EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE. pene lng TuvRepay, March 5. SeNATE.— Messrs. Sprague, of R. 1, and Hendricks, of Ind. tea in the hall, and were duly sworn in as U. S. Senators from the 4th inst. Mr. es introduced a resolntion anthor- ident pro tem. to appoint the reg- Mr. Fessenden moved to amend it by substi- ng com- tuting another directing that the mittees ef the last session stand as said com- Taittees for this session, and authorizing the presiding officer to fill 81! vaca¥cies in them. On this proposition there arose a warm de- bate, principally between Messrs. Anthony and’ Fresenden, with 8 few remarks item Me, Saulsbury. Mr. Anthony demanded the yeas and nays on Mr. Feesenden’s substitute, which was not a sig Yeas 14, nays 22. original resolution was then agreed to. Mr. Sumner moved an additional rule, re- quiring all the Sensters to take the new oath (of July 2 1562,) before entering on the dis- charge of their duties in open session. over. Mr. Sherman gare notice of his purpose of moving to add & committee of agriculiure to th@ list of standing committees. The Senate then went into executive seasjon. LOCAL NEWS. coment Aine NNUAL CONFERENCE CHURCH. SEOOND DAY. Religions services were conducted by tho Rey. Mr. Prettyman. Rev. J.N. B, Morgan oferad a resolution re- Instating Revs. Messrs. Edwards, Buhrman, Frampton and Speake—brethren who acted With the so-calied Staunton Conference in I-60, and who, in consequence, were consid. ered Withdrawn. Rev. J. N. B. Morgan reported the following standing committees: — On Necessitous Casés—L. FP. Morgan, M.Go- heen, J. L. Gilbert, C. Parkinson and J. a. McCauley. On Dickimeon College—Dayid Thomas,D. P. pbk B.N. brown, J. H. Lemon, John ‘hrueh. On Temperance—W. F. D. Clemm, 8 HL Cummings, J. H. Su: On Seminaries—Wiiliam Krebs, T. F. Wy- tong, and H.C. McDaniel. On Colomzation—P. D. Lipscomb, J. W. Lam. bet and Pot gee ee ikeon a. we On Bi ‘use—Jobn Bear, wiley and W.M. D. Ryan On Coi H.C. Westwood. Thos. Myers. To Receive Missionary Money—Joha W. Hoover and 8. V. Leech. To Receive Money for the Education Board— E. me Post Offleres FA Motcan, “= “a On Post jeoce—F. |. M. Da: and T.T. Wyeong. — Op the Suppert of the Widows of Doosased Eicbope—Wm. Hamilton, T, Sewall, ©. A rence Regis ter—W. B. ¥dwaras, ee 'e orders. — he list of superannnaisg tere again ca ted, the yonerable Facher Gian se d referred im feeimg terms to = the first Coniteren. : “to 2 4 minded Suet TErtOwn, five years . ofa eeb ably te in of the last be won! © was now being held kere. Father Grigig, riferied to 3 painful scene whieh had St that first Uonierewce, which was the sion cf A member of the Conference, an ? cfawoman. father 0 Voled for the ti puision 07 that mecber, agg, _ stated the regrets he experienced when Ger af«rwards Giscovered that the charge way ‘ just . Father Griffith chen advinad the: rn ‘rs of the Conferenos to acherp mrieuy their exiting. ae Late. tory which af that time comprised the mor Confyence. which rap way ap ig no:thern bouedary of Peausy! yanin erm portiow or Ubio and Virginis, asi of é Kanawhs, end the prestnt territory gcong + Judge,” said Father t. - meme. bad to Giscnes politics. '@ DAG noteven. to stop and quarrel, even ti-we coula + quarrel.” In comebusion, he referres fact thal he was fact passing away, and a the members of Conference hever to rock from which they were hewn, and sae ae from which they were dag Not ons of theep who sat in the Conierence of Ison where teres to-day. “They were goue, ei! “* ister was more or less affected, and-we. many wipe the tear drop trom theireye. Griifith in the Conference of 1926, feeling}, ferred to the Fathers of the Obureh oy 4 date, aud related some very intersting remja? iscenses. reminiscences of the past, agg he woula up the interest by calling the name of Smith. goue to his reward afier & Jong pilgrimage over nincty-thires years. with Father Smith in fast moments, paidg high eulogy to the memory of the deceased ® also referred to the labors of the venerabie ceased. As Father Griffith spoke, wars bis eyes and he was much affected, for Father Smith was bis intimate and particular frise@. « But the speaker was consoled with the beliafl that he should meet him s¢ain jo's vetier Smith remains were interred in Hookstowan, apperred to be the desire of the bretl they should be removed to the M!. Glivet Cemetery near Balumore; be there. cre offered @ resolution instrocting the Com mittee on Memoirs to inquire into he propres ty of removing the remains. Preacher's Aid Society, of Baltimore, esting tbat the toowing had been elected on the part of the society Jno. Carson, Job Smith, Hass, J. P. Cook, Thos. France, Jonn aud Thor. V. Brandige. The foliowing man. ¥n ae T. a ter, wpe . Drakeley and Wm. Daniel. They re The examination of the characters of the preachers of Washington District was thea taken up; and when the name of Willnm: Hirst, lave .pastor marae arch, called, his presiding elder, 4 Rev. Thos. Sewall paid a high tripute to worth, and feelingly referred to the loss sus- | tained by the church in his deerase, collected in the churches of Washington Georgetown for missionary purposes. Ministers cid not, however, report collected. Charles Circuit, was called, bis Mr. Phelps, said he could mothiug for him, ashe Hot heard from and he then stated to the Conierence the case, which waa that Mr. Dolly had no: complied with the di- rections of the Lider and had not answered any letters or met the Presiding Piderwhea Tequested so to da. Mr. Dolly, however, it ‘was but justice to say, acted in consonance, with the opinion of the leadme men of the cir- cuit, who favored the Staunton platiora. case. Brother palsy: acknowledged no alle giance to this Oon therefore moved that the word withdrawn be written opposite his nsme. Mr. Myer’s resolution.that Mr. Dolly be lovat- ed without his consent. Rev. Mr. Collins, Father Griffith, and others. tute was Inid on the table. his reasons for withdrawing from the ville circuit, which were that the people there refused to support him. He regretted, how- ever, that be had not taker the advice given by his presiding eldvr, and gone to his work any how, trusting in G character charge, was entered as withdrawn. Dish reported for the widow of the h Bienep Emory. ©'elock, Bisbop Simpson will preach | on the office aA work of the ministry, in the, Dunbarton street church, to whick the publig, are invited. to- morning, after the L Sera prone nnced by Rev. Mr. Monroe. . Kire.—Last ht, 8 colored man named Stewart as Fsing the corner of Sixth G streets when he met twe colored With whom he was not soguint-d, and one of them said to Bim, “Friend, you havea ae Te Sane, ee aoe Sicwart pat nt on his Singer, and refused to give it again. The thief undertook to escape for stocks, coim and wncurrent money, Lewis Johnson & Oo., Bankers : <4 " ore Buying, Selling” U.S. Cor 108 vy decline in gold, which at 63) 573, themes down to 61. frees whicw i ered to 56, at which it stood at inst advices» soldier mamed Herbert Burns, who be was roughly need one of the on the street cars, stat! Ca) itol and drew his revolver Man. Bradley is conductor eben pew efter some dificnity, @ him, Sinter took bim in charge, this morsiog: ering bim to (he military. * ender Capt. McLais, covalss, SS PERsox family, N. J; Ex-Gev. Wm. Spraces are at Wi ¥ Teperied ER the names of. W. Kk. and Ar bibald J. men i I: having been Pr} that latter mot read allabe ‘Works required by tee aan’ line, Hishop Mimpsoa toem-ecasion to cay 1p: iiwre 8 mistaken Kindmeeet a young rotamer toaligw him to neglect @sicg?e Bledy. 1; oor. ma#atonce on a siding @caln, and the fat patent unten nce Of 81 Ris brethren 104) | a careless bab.t, and AG not stad, ada * tow years their siock G4 it wererans oui oe no chatg Wants them. — The commits of the fourth year ‘orter, WhO Were pansad. Ieef and Adam ©, Bouir, J; and Juba B Swope wa. rlectad iy uy ‘hat J He referred so the immense amont of wry! When Father Grimth sat wn every =e Kiev. William Hamilton, who was with Bishop Simpson said we were among’ ted Kev. J. N. B. Morgan skid Father Smith Rey. John Bear, ay aged preacher who wm. Rev, Father Griffiths in an affecting Rey. Andrew J. Myers alsoeulozize? F; rag Rev.N. J. B. Morgan said that Fathers A communication was received from t=Thos. Ari > . R. Cotemaa, 9 for necessitous cases. and It was announced that over $2,000 had been Al ‘When the name of Rey. A. B. Dolly, of presiding Rev, T. Myers thought ke understood the mer, and he yv. Mr. Davis moved, as a substitate for, ‘The question was discussed,pro and con, by On motion of Rey. Mr. Clemm, the substi- Mr. Myers resolution was then adopted. = Rev x. R. Murphy made a statement ae 4 od On the mouen of Mr. Phelps, Mr. Murphy's Rev. John W. Wolff not having gone to his. Committee on su of families of de: It was announced that to-morrow, at elevea The Conference then adjourned rete dhge ei AssavcT axp BaTTsry wits © him the ring to look at, and the fellow uct. Wasuineton Moxey MARKET. The day bas been marked a ————~.> ASSAULTING a ConpveTor.—Last pecdeeeenee ti at.—Ex.Gov, William Nowell » n