Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1863, Page 2

7 ERADING MATTER ON EVERY PaGs. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, ‘The Intelligencer quotes from the New York Fost and New. York Tribwne, to show that the issuance of letters of marque by the Federal Government is deprecated by 8 portion at least of the Republican press. The Chronicle explains the provisions of the « Enxroliment Bill,” andurges that the North- mm peopie, instead of complaining of it, should be thankful that it has been so carefully guarded by Constitutional restrictions. +020. ‘Tae Vassxts Rerortep DisaaLep on THE Mississipri.—The Mississippi was a side- wheel warsteamer, constructed of wood, and built Philadelphia in 1311. Her register eave her rate as 1,692 tens burthen, and when ret Iaunched was intended to carry ten Paixban guns; but during the present war her armament was increased, and consisted of twelve heavy guns. She was a companion vessel tothe Missouri, which was built in the same year as the Mississippi, and was acci- dently destroyed by fire at Gibraltar. During the fight im the Miesiesippi river, which led to the capture of New Orleans, the Mississippi “was placed in the second division of ships, and performed her portion of the ardueus task. She was afterwards attached to the sub-squad- ron wnder Captain Bailey. During the action the Mississippi disabled the far famed (by the Tebels) ram Manassas, which was to have destroyed the whole Union fleet. Since the <aptore of New Orleans this vessel has played mo important part in the Gulf blockading #quacron, and in this last action off Port Hud- son has meta similar fate to that of her sister vessel the Missouri. ‘The flagship of Admiral Farragut, which is reported to be disabled, is ‘he Hartford, a screw steamer of 1,990 tons. &@ The gunboat Sagamore, we learn from Key West, has recently been doing important service on the east coast of Florida, having cruised from Key West as far up as Musquito Inlet. A boatexpedition proceeded to the town of Smyrna, and after a brisk engagement, in ‘which one man was killed and five wounded, succeeded in destroying a.vessel loaded with cotton and ready torun the blockade. Indian River was also cleared of rebels, and their fontraband trade with Nassau broken up. ®7 James H. Grinnell, Esq., of Mass., has been appointed chief clerk of the Department of Agriculture, in the place of Rich'd C. MeUor- mick, who has been appointed secretary of the ‘Territory of Arizona. APPoINTMENT.—John S. Hawke, Esq., for- merly presecuting attorney of Olarke county, Obtio, has been appointed to a first-class clerk- ship in the Quartermaster General's office. 7 Hon. Wm. H. Templeman, democratic Congressman elect from Delaware, isdead. He was elected by but a few votes over his Union competitor. &7 The Louisville Journal recommends the immediate erection of fortifications for the de- fence of that city. pretes, EE eee ears PERRSONAL.—Charming Louisa Pyne is ex- ‘pected to visit this country next fall to sing in English . What's in the wind ! the Repuldican papers, ‘We notice, are beginning to pitch into General Hunter. The St. Hegena correspondent of the Koston Trarrier is so depreciative of him even #5 to compare him to the (too) well known cx- Rev. ©. W. Denison; as thus: «1 came down bere a strong Hunter man bot m,. enthusiasm colla eed like a punched Diadder after taking a look at the man. ‘There's to much of the peacock about him to dovetail with my idea of a fighting general. At the first glance he reminded me of the Rey. ©. W. Denison, tormeriy of Boston: yet, why he reminds me of the Rey. gentleman 1 bardy | know, unless in size—perhaps it was the en- tire absence of all physiognomical indications Of military genius—perhaps. Were | about to make & purchase at a venture, I would give more for the qwilitary talent to be found in Gen. Foster's old cast-off boots than 1 would for sll that can be found between the crown of General Hunter's hat and the seat of his trow- sers.” Heavy Rosserr—PFifty thousand dollars «: from Adams’ Express Compauy—On Wedue: day vi ht some person succeeded in stealing a iron safe belonging to Adams’ Express Company, from the baggage car of an express train of the Northern Central Railway Com- whilst on its way between Cockeysville and Perkion The safe contained abont fifty thousand dol- lars in cash, a smi portion of which was in gold. There wax a tarze amount of c@rtifie tes of indebtedness, tut they are of no nse to the thieves, as pryment was at once stopped. ‘There were also some government bonds, bat they, too, are valueless. The principal part of the money had been sent from Washington, snd was in transitu for the families of soidiers whe are bow with the army. The compan hae determined to make a rigid investigation ot the matter and to trace, if possible, the perpe- traters of the daring robtery. The company a&* once, on the reeript 6! the intelligence, made srrangements to refund to the proper owners all the money lost. The express messenger hes been in the employ of the company only three or four weeks, but he was recently a conductor on the Pennsylvania Central rail- wey. The safe which contained the money ana papers weighed some four or five hundred pounds, and it is supposed that more than one rerscn was engeg:d in throwing it from the ear. Miitaky ALrEsTs in Baltimore —Pro- vort Marshal Fish, of Baltimore, esterday strested James H. Cross, of Berlin, Md., upon th~ charge of being a contraband trader, It We e'ated that Cross carried his goods, &c., to the Kinia side of the river, and there sold them to the Confederates. He had upon his person $2,373: small rtion being in coin, ‘he remsinder in Southern currency. The —— was confiscated, and Cross seni back to Tlim. 7 Mesers. Coleman and Cleveland, two busi- Bess men of Baltimore, were also arrested, «barged with having purchased, at various times, large quantities of tents, knuapsacks, soldier clothes, &c., amounting, altogether, to about $14,000. It was proven, however, on «xamination, that the goods had been purchased #t regular Government sale, and the prisoners were therefore released. CONTRABAND TKADEKS ARKESTED.—Yester- doy, the detectives of Provost Marshall Fish, ot Balumore, arrested at P int of Rocks three mrn (names not en) while attemping to make their way into Virginia, They had $3,000 mey, and watches and jewelry Amounting “At, all of which was confiscated. The Prisoners were taken to Baltimore e same time aud place, a man named Lows Pollok was arrested, having in his «barge a large trunk full of new goods. There was Sisv in the express car for him about $3,510 weith of goods ot various descriptions. He Woe on Bir way to Parkersburg, Va., and had ne pass or permit to have such gaods. solduers are to hay Syracust, Ne per bh Amo, of cup hes jest beco awarced the contract fe ans furnisn- the poyer: meet 11,000 bushels of split psas 35 per bushel. §7-Bichop Colenso, the dissenting English Preiate, deciaye- hy- mtention of returning to fis dioceses v Z 1. The church isa little “down" ut he don’t seem to 2M At. 7 There is euch diffe ulty in getting a jury au the tialet Dr b.M. Brown, in New York <(cherged with procurmg an abortion,) that < ourt have Headed to change the penn: dove the otee tried in Westenester count BF A rich ~pofting gent of Lo sented Jem: Merce. the prize fighter ve) WOrth 500, as a token of ad Js pluck BFA pirat many Arctic birds have biely » weD oD Lower St. Lawrence—win <veeb and white owls @# One dress of the Princess of Wales uw: © eight thousand dollars. Lis made almos ‘rely of the finest lace. &¢ The prospect for an early opening ot spt is not at all tayoraole, ati blocked up with i st deuchter died @ . Ky. of diptheria. > been appointed of New Yer P + the Por of York, Pt, baw» aomi- 4 or Chief Barz ‘ v Massach us: t# this year | conservative whale.” It isthe policy of the | the North, and if they cam cheat eimple-niind- | OUR MILITARY BUDGET. “TUB THROWN TO THE WHALE.” The public should appreciate the «peace propositions” said to have beem recently im- troduced by Mr. Conrad, of Lowigiana, gate the rebel congress, at their truecyaius daly. They ameunt simply toa tu thrown té-thé oligarchy to keep alive a treasonable pari zat ed persons into the impression that they are seriously thinking of peace on any other tegms than th® complete triumph of the rebelifon, they know well the labors and schemes of such 8 Northern party will be greatly strengthened. The truth however, is, the class of Southern traitors who compose the rebel congress, will Accept no terms of peace whatever that donot involve disunion henceforth and forever. Davis emphatically declared to Henry May, that if allowed to write their own terms for | a reunion upon a blank sheet of paper, they | would spurn the offer with contempt. Nothing bas since occurred indicating a change of their purpose upon that point. So we presume that no man of sense will be deceived by this trick of Mr. Charies Conrad to help the Northern copperheads to embarrass an energetic pros- ecution of the war by the United States Goy- ernment. A REBELLION AGAINST REBELDOM. The following, taken from a late UVontederate paper of North Carolina, shows that the rebels are having more trouble in their « disaffected" districts : EXCITING TIMES IN HAYWOOD, NORTH cAuo- LINA—WAR AT OUR DOORS. {From the Asiiyille (N. 0.) News.) in another column we have referred to the forcible rescue of the prisoner, Franklin, from the jailof Haywoodcounty. Since that article ‘Was written, a courier has reached this piace in quest of powder, who states that an army of several hundred men from East Tennessee is regularly fortified at the line between Hay- weed county and Tennessee. Some reports put the number at eleyen hundred, but we sup- pose it hardly so large. The militia of Hay- wood, to the number of two hundred and fifty, with sizly Cherokee Indians, were holding them in check. Runners had been sent to General Kirby Smith, intorming him of the cor dition of affairs, and seking tor assistance. We await further information withanxiety. The locality is atout forty-five miles west of this piace, and bordering upon the most disloyal portion of East Tennessee; and the force gathered there is composed probably of disaffected men who haye fied from the'r homes to avoid the con- script law. —————~02-______ THE YAZOO PASS EXPEDITION. Sixty Miles Progress in Fourteen Day<— The Tallahatchie Riv Peaceiul Dispo. sition of the People—Cotton Forts Build- ing Lower Down the Country—Prepara- tions to Meet the Enemy. {Frem the Memphis Argus, March 13.] The Yazoo Pass expedition has made consid- erable progress down the Taliahatchie Of its exact whereabouts we have not been advised. It is needless to state that the “reliable” state- ment of the other day that the expedition had reached the Yazoo and succeeded in destroy- ing & number of transports was sim ply bosk. (Correspondence of the Chicago Times.] TaLLaAuatculm River, Miss., March sth,— Rapidity of locomotion is a quality that seems to be cenied to this expedition. We are now on our fourteenti: day trom He in ali about siz/y miles. There is this consola- tion left ue, however, in the contemplation of this progress: We haye overcome the difficult part of our route, The Yazoo Pass and the Coldwater River deserve to be forever remem- bered as the mos! difficult water courses through which a steumboat expedition ever attempted to pass. Stern wheel steambouts — of which this expedition is alm exclusively compos+d—have the advantage of being nar- Tow, with their wheels so placed tha! trees and other obstacies on the banks cannot inju unless the vessel is backing; but, in other re. Jem | ua, tnd have made | rethem, | | rebels finally retreated, having lost heavily; THE LATEST NEWS.’ BY TELEGEARH 10 THR QYENING xP4R a Fe STRONG FORCE DET STAND )¥L-E RLY ee “A DEMONETRATION aGARNoT FORT ‘SON -f THE REBELS AREMET WITHA MURDEROUS | FIRK, AND AGK KGROKD PO RETIRE, ae New Yory, March 2v.-,A. Newbera letter says that on the i3thy thé rebels app-aradin heavy force between the Trent and Neuse river, _ and drove in our pickets on the 14th inst. They made a demonstration against the | Fort Anderson south works on the north side | of Neuse river, en which no cannon had been mounted. They commenced ths bombardment and demanded the surrender, which was refused. | 4 reinforcements, and when the revels attempted the assanit they met with a marderous fire from our gunboats and twenty-pound howitzers on shore, forcing them to fall back. The action continned three hours, when the while our loss was one man killed and two wounded. a ————~ 08+ —-__- The Kentucky State Convention, Lovisvit_y, March 18.-The Union State Convention assembled here to-day, and was largely attended, During the afternoon Mr. Wickliffe introduced Mr. Craveng,a member ° of the next Congr: from the State of Indiana, {t. 8.j and of the Independence of By the Preriden' A, Name 1 William F. Snod@ ing. J Gen. Foster had by this time sent forward chard Be maturity thereof, tke Becretary of the Treasury fur redemption.” ard transmitted to the Secretary of the Tredsury. | ~ ORFICIAL. of the United States to be made patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto afixed. Giryon under my hard at “len. the ith day of y _Sigton of Amerie gee LINCOLN. DarastMent or Stare, WassisGTom, March 19. 1833. Release from the draft on the ground of alieunge bas been allowed in the following c : Whers Drafied. . Lepier county, Michigan, oc eercnts, Michigen, Genesee county, eo. okr Cronin, . cba di OT euivony Darantussr, “arch 19,1833. Certificates of indebtednesa will be redeeaed at which date interest will cosse. A:lsuch cértilicates must be endorsed “Pay te mis-3t 8. P. Onase Secretary of the Trossury Heapguasrexs Provost Mags#ar’s Orvice,? © = Wasanaton, D.C, Marca 6, 1853 { SPECEAL OnpeRs, No. 12—Permission wilt be given tothe proprietors of all regularly licensed | places for the vend ppen the bara of their hotels, reatauranta, &c.. for , the sale of Hi. of spirituous liquors to keep reand wines until 12 o’clo. to the convention, whumade aspvech denonne- — Pisht, (Sundays excepted.) upon their producing to ing the present adminstration in tke most viclentmanner, enlogizing Mr. Vatlandigham and his party. The greatest confusion ensued among the members before Mr. Cravens had =} finished speaking, and baisterous expres. sions of “put bim oni,” “down with. the traitor,” “we are Union msn,” “shame on the copperheads,” were heard from every portion o! the honse, followed by cheers for the Union. Mr, Cravens was finally seized by a score or | more of men, and forcibly ejected from the | buiiding aanid the vroaus and jeers.of the ex- cited multitud py VERY FINE PAINTINGS, feet by 6; one by Twanawsk is fe in richly gilded frames, are for sale corner of f and F sts, aie Pa OR SALE—One FISHING SEINE in good orier, which will be sold cheap toreash at the grocery store on the corner of 7th and I. ntreet-, Navy Yard. 20 St" One by Healy. feat by 5, = QUTLERS, ATTEN F10N! s FOR S4LE. CASTILE SOAP ADAMANTINE 100 TALLOW | Cheap for cash at National Soap and Candie ke, Green street nud the Canal, Georgetow is Dar 2 KO boxes * 106 ** VANDLES, FOR NEW YORK. ILE STEAME® SUWANES, Sym iz now receiving freight for Ne York at tie foot of High street. Georgetown, Will sail positively on Mc nday, 23d inst. j mar S)-3t MORGAN & RWINBITART, Acts. | POARMING FOR THE Mivuto NDON Viebig's Prinaipies of agrtou smistry, Noad’s Agriculttrai Chemistry, Low: a Sam W. Johnsen on Manures. { Bonssin, * f ~ british Husbandry London, + { Marual of the Parr j Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry. Ilustrated Rural Manual. Farmer's Sehool Bouk Liebig's Modern monn Yale Agricultural Leciur s Surn’s Year Book of Agricuttural Facts,London, | Fertilizers, Loudon. . masboy | pointed SATURDAY, the 1 spects, they are the most complete nuisances | that were ever set.afioat. The least puff of wind throws them about as if they were mere straws. They are very difficuit to manage in Pil respects, having @ notorious perversity for going just where and how they pieuse. This has been the great drawback to our prozre- ams have been so narrow and so per- y crooked, with such sharp bends and , that the vessels were constantly leaving channel on short expeditions inland. On every such occasion. some pertion of the ves- sels would be left hanging upon the timber as mementoes of the trip. When to these inci- dents is udded the trouble of towing three coal barges, the cause of our slow advance will pe at once apprehended. But, happily, we are past these troubles. The Tallahatchie riverswhich we entered last nigint, is a much broader stream than the Coldwater, or the Yazoo Pass, besides having cleared banks, so that vessels can run along at a mod eTate rate of speed, without the danger of bet torn to pieces should an unlneky putt of wind low them en to alee shore. Ii has been nayi- gated by sieumers ever since steamers haye been known on the western rivers. It is formed by the conffuence of Use Coldwater and Little ‘Taliahatchie rivers, ahd runs southeasterly for & distance of ene ndred i sixty mile where it joins the Yaliavushariver, and forms the Yavco. I!+ course is winding and crooked, hhe all the Southern streams: but its bends Were gradual and y ud comparatively fasy to be turned by tmers under ordir headway. [leads Uirouzh the most produc- nd fertile region of the State of Mississip- ¢ Lined with w which ¢ otto: cance. The average cnnual yield ofthis staple, en the lands watered by the Tallahatchie, is not less than 75,000 bales. Our advent into these waters seem to have been anticipated for sume weeks: yet we have on from he enemy ions, however, : neurly every step, that preparations are ma. king to receive us lower down the country. Previous io our coming into the river, the rebels had sent boats up to the head waters of this stream, levying contributions of cotton to build brenstworks with. The location of the cotton forts this builtis not so readily ascer- tained. Accounts are very conflicting. Some reports say that we will find them at Green- wood, on the Yazoo river, four ntiles beiow its bead, while others persist in saying that we shall meet with no Obstacles until we reach Yazco City. Ali that we know definitely is, that we have met with no enemy as yet. Not a shot has bean fired at any boat of the fleet. Not a guerilla bas shown himself at any point. Not even a rebel scou! or picket bas been Giscovered since the expedition lef! the Mississippi river. This y be alla part of a very nicely conceived and arranged pian to lure us on as far into the interior and away tri reinforcements as pos- sible, with the exy tion of thea making mince meat of us all, or taking os, in une grand body, prisoners of war; but ihe fact, nevertheless, exists, thal we have moved threvgh a region that seems to have known nothing of war before, and to haye hat no ap- prehensions that ihe dreadful scourge would ever be brought to its own midst. Our Hight drott gunboats are now being fixed Up with cotton in such a way &s to be almo t a> impregnable as the regular iron-claas. They will be able to go up with quite a torr battery, without any particular dange erable parts, Their boilers and 1 be surrounded with cotton bales, that it be almost impossible to penetrate thera Yesterday and to-day bave been mainly oesupiwd an this work and in coaling. We are now lying about nine miles below the mouth of the Coldwat t wii with @ cannon ball. ing & good river, Aud being fully in re: to meet the enemy, we shall move much * rapidly ve been doing. I Pe » or three at most, will anticip bring w er S- THE POLES AND THEIR FRIENDS ARE taTbert!y invited fo Mert at Lutsen Hata werper C acd Text) » Mareh. NOTICE TO TUR JOUR SINTER: OF WASIT teat & mesting at T etr et, seen Mth end pth, 4A Ziet. By orde: of the Presii- at, KTING SUNDAY No. ast the evenin, in peak ut hapsineas f ien’s at the 4 10 cents, ‘Adwissio, ‘K CLUB BALL rao! the Bhamroc hate the r friends ty « thetr Ballon the i7 perticulerly to the many respectable goutiemen vf Other tabens ity who honored the occasion with their presence. Tne mapag-rs take great ie the manuer in which all conoseted wih the L condurvd themselvos—bopice to make the Fhamrook Club aecend to none. in their future efferta properiy Ob eaut c re THOS GOODMAN, Ree, =— THE FAIR OF THK WS2TEKN PREOBY- ferien Church #id he continued through ‘he ©) Ssingsef th week, et Stott's Building, corser mar 17 64" Of iwcelete oiecbacd Pa avenge, FRANCK TAYLOR RPHANS’ COURT.—Disraict or Connwiia, Washrneion Curniy. Yo-wit:—1n the dase ofdohn | cecns, executorot Alexander Burrows, deed, he exeentor aforesai>, with the approbation of { Orphans Courtof Washington county a: Te'ail.ap thday of Apriloect. for j the SnaLsettlement and distripation «©! the p-rsoaal | ga'e by any of the iuembers aad a’ Jaines estate of said deceased, and of the assets iu tiand, © Lackey x. Mercha:t Fai sé far as the same have ‘be: t | UBice partieninr into money; when aid w Deirs of anid decensed x O:phan-’ Court of Was with their claims 7 Jae said deceased s estate; provided © copy « = puili- hed once a week for tl: Weeks+ inthe @ Star previons to the said tith day of Agcil west. eet: Zz .. ROBBINS, iar 3-lawsw Register of Wills. A TO THE LADIES, SHOES! Shoes! tices! well-made Shoea! Fitker Slipper or Ga:ter whichever you choose t Cr. if you prefer a neat Bal meral, We will pedge our word ladies, For @ neat littie foot, at a moderate 9: We have a Shoe. ladies. we koow seu l! call nice: They are not of that style that might scare the witches, F But are mace to enit Isdies—sewed with neat littic auitehes, { Now, ‘adie oy . we are determined to please ron. Gaiter Bot, Slipper or neat littie Jf jind enrinsity enty would neice you, And you omly would say. I yrt! go and try At the Chesp Store on I'th, near the corner of L. Where, the people do say, great bargaias they sell. Now. if you will come, we'll be ready to show n Gur stwck of goods just received for pring, Andi! you sre not suited, our regrets we shall owe you— Bul owe do not, indeed, fear any such thing And the gentlemen, too, we would like to sec suited, {i they will only give ux aca! , they wish fo he d, slippered iden § Stantey are ready for New, we would not forget our favo The bright little boys who love t € or bocted, Bic one new shoes: precute the r Georgetown and good @rder and de of | thene Headquarters will be strictly or al! parties not comp!ying with the provisions of this order. etic + | how | MONDAY EVENING, Apri! sth. $1, sdmitting a gentiemnn and iacies board; alsa, lwe xmall rooms, ers taken at $6 per week FROMMEL’s a Within halfe sqnare s the I8th inst., c 1 AKEN UP EsTRAV—On tie both inet , prove property the Provost Marshal of this city their license, to ecther with & recommendation signed by the Mayor of the city and he Superintendent of Po- @,and onsigning a stipulation not to sell or give, or permit to be seld or given, any spirituous or ; malt liquors to any volunteer or enlisted msn, or | to any person wearing the uniform o { ) orenlisted man of the Army; and agreeing that, in case of the infraction or violation of the and stipulation se given, their wi be es and liquers tized and cunfisented, and their licenses for- n. Licensed de: 3 residing in Georgetown will mendations of the Mayor of rintendent of Police: rtrietly to pres: AML partion will § aire busigess, and to cions their bars and refrain 1 selling on the Sabbath 5 ti, fre January 14. 1353, forced agaiast ‘this order will tak as for permit of P and ge'e By erder. efivet March 2), at be ck p.m HENRY 8. TODD, Captais «cd Provost Marabal. si nd Adiutant. mar t7-it All appli- Baker. 1 ALS \ JAR DEPARTHENY Wasnt Tn cenrequence of the pi War Department, passe® for citizens to visit the Army ef the Potomac will he given at the oft of Lieut, Col. Conkan, 132 Peoussyivania sveaue ,Janoary 25, i863, | above Nineteepth sireot. EZPARTMINT OF STA ‘Wass: The Booretary of Stat w | pers of Congress op business on Saturdays, com- | | mencing with Saturday, the orat of dext mouth jan 27-tf BALLS, PARTIES, &e. “HIRD GEAND BALL of the PH: ETY. at Temperance Hail. ou EB WILLIAM H. SEWARD NI ASTER 1 te By order of the Co BOARDING. BoARpIsG AT 494 17th etreet, between H and 1 One large reom for rent with first-class A few Dinner at 5. JUAKBING,— Good Boarding acd Lodgtag a mederate prices by dayor week tab nad at rewery, Datreetnouth, bel can 5th n. 6th east. pearthy Navy ¥a ys Restauran mar iz 2w™ Lt RAYBD OR STOL* N—Frou: the subscriber ou biiek sot white COW, oT h. between M Washington, white COW, spotted with binck. necompanioed by a The owner is requestel to une forward, y charees sud take her aw: UH. BURDINE bth ste near Maryluud av alt mar 2'-3t" AKD—Stelen from the premises, No. ixtreet. last night, my SKT TER DOG othe name of Don, He t . And we prom. oe fathers os jt fi ORBE STOLEN ,— Thursday aight, Sud we promise the fathers who ene with their [ March With oa Black HORSE, with ee eet, That by dealing with us they nothing shall lose, relies porate oe 15 hands high; Bs olds ia-ide of each .. ,.,.McKELDEN & STANLEY, fore lew below the Knee. ulso fan nevarat savall m2st* Ne 390 Eleventh st.. bet. K aod L, white spotson back under the svidle. Phe right ——— > Pee - gambie is considerably enlarged froma cal ‘ons: @TRAMSHIP GREAT KASTERN, hax a strip of hair worn off the back by the erupp-r » nee x Bs LD fire A liberal reward will be given if retorned FRCM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. ~ TEED to the Metropolitan Pelive or to the subscriber, THE STEAMSHIY« Svimesis fies US. branded on near fore saovlier which G TERN WALTER PATON Commander, i WILL BR DISPATCRED | FROM LIVERPOOL, i From New York, eee April 4. | Saturday........ April 25. May 19 | Cuesday... Junea, I bin, from wesbdere: 18 $13 according to size, situation and accom- mccation of the State Rooms; al: haviag the same privileges iv the Saloons in’ regard to meals aud Blows very facntly silk bow trimmed wit will be paid if jeltat G29 M streot, ov at 496 7th | street. fany, J.C. DORR, Surgeon T. 8. Vol. At Asronsion Gent. Mospital, st. pear th, mar 2 3t" OFT. Gn the 17th, a laiy’s MALR BREASTPIN ain the formefa ute; it was fastenedt> a black lace. A suitable reward war i9-3t* sttenduuce, Suits of apartments for families may Le wed by special agreement. i Fxcursion TieFets outans back,iu the lst Gabin | only, a fare and a half, cCOmpat.ying passengers, and children ender twelve y: Infants free, | Bre Capi tete Keom berths, meais hed at separat tables ........ ee Anis —Initerinediate State Rooms, sas aers found with beds, bedding. table uten- and good substantial food. . ey With superior accommodati: ns | 93) payable in Gold, or its equivatent in U, cnrrency, ” Kech passenger aliowed twenty cubic Iugenge | An experienced Surgeon on bom j Bar freight and passage Apply to CHARLES A. | WHITNEY, at the Office 26 BROADWAY, 9 HGWLAND & ANPIN WALL, Agents, OCCIDENTAL MOTEL, 470 FOURTEENTH ST..(Orrosita Witt Arps’) ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, | With a First-class Restaurant Attached. Puivare Burrea Roows rou Partigs, C, BP, MUNSELL & CO., Proprintors feet of | a tear 19-1 A ¥OR SALE— FINE YOUNG BAY UWORS®, five yoars old; rs wellog barness. and woulé make an y> clecant riding herae. Price $13. Inqnire rt at HOW ARD'B Stublex, th atri nenr H treet petran 8 CLOTH Ss WRINGER Saves time, tav-3 labor, saved clothes, ig saif. Acjusting and ifit fail to please may be returacd and the money refunded, fee them at OGDEN": w Bouse‘urnishing Stor vemih at, p B A GROCERIES! DEST N. 0. SUGAR, on POWDER TRA, only $1 2; READ and GES POWDER TEA, only $1 COFPER Pheenta; good BLACK TEA, v nta; COAL OTL, 50 cents, Calland ge! woo! bargains STRAFFOD EVANS that St 4%7 Ninth et AND Th NEW york LY SIP LINE. Ag: OP TCHINSON Fook oALE Low SOG ICE JACKSON ar 3.3. UOGUE'., VANTITY OF VEQK ite aud Velioe Taraip- KUSHE CHE ARLES, cng rote, &e Thes- arent ALDRE tints ¥ stor), I " D* DAVIES, PHACTICAL PHYSICIAN gsoF sarge ® (hott Bite Where he cau be couay. ty dingaacs, S10 Maryland, on t DakK B. Pave end tail, with «small white spot under the b FO forehead. This horae I | erpring wagen will ( | tgs beward will be paid if REWARD —si0! the subscriter, precnises of tgomery county, s he bight of the ijth instant. a AY HGRSE, about nine years old, heavy black fert. except the left hind foot, which is has etanl! white star inthe face or fovether with another wal keg from a neighbor on the Fhe thief came to the city ashe parsed the pickets at grey horse, They are supposed to be he above reward wil be paid to any Bywolion Eighth street, stroets. Washington, or any ead to bie recovery SALLIE A. CONNELLY. TURNED #ROM THE er of Ly 3th street: and E moar }9-2t* minrka; wih te fy A auita~ W. RICH- mar is 31" broil ARDSON See REWARD. aS given for t HORSE, whieh wa urday meht inst. Leth hind feet be! white star en f¢ et fer aale tot islivery he su able, on the roting pre GROCERIES. EE 4 Gia Mar ' 25 ai do " per pound, do do equal to the Chedder pound sverial, Young Hyacn, akfast TEAS, “ows brated CRACKERS fou Milk Foda CRACK BRS, TOES aad CORN Quince « ab Apple ILI re 7 MM CORWIN Co: Tand Klare Fa HK GROGKRY, 1% “H's WAGONS i Horna Rut Wa r™ act other W ce hand aererad a” enle ria NG avi’ Ar Phe el of Washing- - A.D. 1353, | United | mid- | etge j . Dot to be renewed during tue existing re- i > rum at their respective places [ made betweea the j Te oi dusimese atthe | gate aboul 12+’ciuck, riding the hay and | lending the in the city. one thet will fod the Bay horse and leave hin at the stable of Eelleher & | between D ms information that wil d a giass eve; has | khe was attached to | = | Opahens. Chanticey H.Snow, Superintendent of finsportation, Quartermaster's Department, bas resigned that pince, having accepted 8 po- ; sition im the active management of the Wash- ington and Georgetown Railway. Ue brings | energy and experience to his task, and will prove 2 valuable acquisition to the manage- mont. . ‘The place vacated by Mr. S. in the Quarter- casters Department, has been filled, we hear, wa the appointment of Mr. Geo. R. Giivert, Smperintendent, SOLDIERS’ REST. One hundred and sixty Pennsylvania re- cruits (dratted men) have arrived at the Sol- diers’ Rest. TELEGRAPHIC. a NEW YORK STOCK. MARKET. New YoRE, March 21.— 114 & m— First Ecerc- U. S. Coupon 6's, 181, ‘04; 7-30 Treas- nry Notes, 106%; Demand Nowtws, 151x; Gold, 153. i ! LOCAL NEWS. STILL IN Motioy.—Jack Cross, the pedes trian, is stillin motion on his sixteen foot plank. Hie has now (12 m.) walked forty-four hours. Turing ast night the watchers «: rienced ie difficulty in keeping him awake; for when. ver be became drowsy he would start off in a +, and thus by his own exertion, dispel ‘ any sleepy feeling. This morning he looks py and decigedly the worse for wear, and vee (especially at the turning-) with con- } side rable diticlty. Bat there is every pros- pect that he will sueceed in the accomplish- | ment ot his feat. Indeed, his hackers ara so H dent of his powers of endurance, that they re willing to wager against great odds thar (Cross can walk two or three hours over the fed. Cross’ feet are considerably aw nd the glands of his legs also show the eftect of the walk. There is some swelling | of the muscles back of the knee. His tos be- came so pamful last night that it was found necessary to cut the shoe, and both shoes in | fact had fo be cnt in different places, He was obliged also to kick off the heels of his shoes, to faris his movements. Three o'clock p. m.—Cross continues to keep up his walk and has only an bour more to com- plete the original bet. Another bet has been made. however, that he will walk until 10 o'clock to-night. He is almost worn and th great difficalty, and it will <how endurance it he keeps moving patil 16 ck ankles and the cal yes of bis legs ares wol- | len much myre than they were this morning; | and he now Al times staggers, and at one time erably, and w:thsome difficulty ixED Cas. Middleton Fos- olored, procured a warrant for the arrest Alexander Fleetwood and George Flect. | wood, tor an assanit and barrery apon him, | &:a@1: was placed in the hands of officer Oline, Who «arrested them on Friday, and on their | a; penrance before Justice Queen, be dismissed th- efore the time as-igned for the examina- ton, it is alleged. On Tuesday, officer Cline | met Fleetwood near the Navy Yara, and re. far 4 him, bat reieased him, the lutter prom- appear before Justice Murray; but keerwood immediately galloped away. On day the officer went to Fiectwood’s -nce and forcibly brought him to the city a took him before Justice? Murray, who re. ft: seé to interfere in a cuse already acted on by er justice. and dismissed Fleetwood, who, procured three warrants against the cfficer—two for assault and buttery and one te Keep the peace; and the officer gave security ter appearance yesterday afternoon, when Murray, after hearing the case, held Mr. Cline to security to answer the charge of fraud! and battery at court. Foster, the col- eed man who procured the warrant, was held to bail to keep the peace, and Mr. James Lighter, \ he assisted officer Cline in making the arrest, wit ito bail for an alleged assauit on Mr. Fie! wood's danghter, 7s.—Counterfeit $500 bills of the were cireu- ay in this city, and we understand of our banks and business mea were i. ictimized, the execution being sv perfect. An ; attemayet * made to pass three of the notes at the banking-house of Levi Johnson & Co., but they being suspicious refused to take them, the party presenting them would get to id fy him, he being a stranger. he lat#@y agreed to do, and went off ap- at nly tor that purpose, brt did not retara, iy teiegraph, we learn thai attempts to pass the same tills were made in New York and Philadelphia; aman baying been arrested in the former city for the attempt. ‘The following isa Gescription of the note: Tet hand end piece, a female reclining ona tale of cotton; ship im distance: 50;on right end; State of Massachusetis, Worcester, Ja 1G:; Central Bank in old English characters, the shading defective; the engriver’s name de- i clive; Mumbered in red; impriut in red; D suo Dy: cignatures splendidly executed; spread eagie on lower right hana corne! —— COUNTERFEL Tre District Ivpicta -This morning, Jnvge Andrew Wylie received from the State Depariinent his ceminission as one of the Jus- s of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and will at once quality. The court will orgsnize to-morrow morning, at the court- roumm, City tl, and appoint a clerk. The present incumbent, John A. Smith, who has held the otee for some forty years; Wm. R. Weoiward, J. J. Coombs, Mr. Bennet, ex. member from New York, Return J. Meigs, of ‘Lennessre, Hon. Mr. Carr, of the Attorney Gre er: office, and other-, are applicants for ihe appointment. The first regu term of the court will be heid on the first M in Aprii, (the terme being the same as of the old courts,) bur it is thonght that @ special term of the Cromival Court will at once be convened, in oder to dispose of the huge number of cases in jail, there being wearily three hundred at present confined the; copa Sa WASHINGTON Moxey MARKET.—Quotations for stocks, com and uncurrent money, by Lewis Jonnson & Uo., Bankers: Buying. Selling. 2 Bonds, 1851 1h ig OLS. .000. Wy | masters’ (2 - lars _ U.S. Demand Notes, - American Gold .. ans American Siiver,, of AliS Virginia bank notes, 445 dis.; South Carolina, Georgia, &c., 40 dis.; North Carolina, 40 dis. Market quiet. ie — Focrrn Wanb Station Cases.—Mary Burk, profanity; fined $1.91. Mary Burke, threats; bail for peac Thes. Broderick, drank and disorderly; dismissed. W.G. Faiies, sus- picion of iarccny; dismissed. Kichard White, drunk; do. Eliza Robbin, selling liquor to sol- ai do. Henry S. Ward, drunk; do. Thos. Maddon, do; do John Rotiings, dp; do. (ee. Fell. im company with a negress; do. Eliza- betn Brown col, roving witha white maa; do. Recmond Barrett, yagrancy; locked ap six houre. Rob't McNally, attempting to pass bad monry; military. Sa.k or Tatanp Pi Green & Williams, auctio «sold the fol- lowing lots in que.» No. 265, tocated oa Four- teonih Gnd © strer s south: Lot No. 9, UY cents per {col, toM. J Laagbtin; lot No. ts, 9 cents per foot, to Ger, Adams; lot No. §, 7 cents per toot, to ence; jot No. 1, 10% cents per wt, to Thos Levy; lot No. 15, 7 ceuts per foot, te D. Rapan, wT y.—Yesterday, 21s: aNT QUAKRTERMASTER'S : Corner @ and 224 WasHiIsctox, BD. ©. & h a view to obta:w at short notice end on the he-t terme such supplies for the ure of tais D pi rekt, by purchase in the open market. as may be required by thy exigencies of service, and uot oth- erwise provided for by estimaie on the proper offi cersof the departm ail dealers in Hardware, Drags, Lumber, Leather, Haruess and Sadflery are hereby requested to furvish (his office weekly wits price lists of the articles i their lias, correct- ed ae ording to the fuctuations of tae market CHAS. i. TOMPKINS, AQ. MUS. 4 soiug from the Wash Arewartot $5 li ar 2) at it of bert f the Cir ARSHAL'A BA) La virtue ofa frata the Clerks O% Distrtet of © tlowa, D. O., tue ef Novem 7. nino Iaiawd, tend we Cho bate Jud No 0 to Blay (arm, I4d8,i8 favo of Widliaia A kradice WAED HH. LAMON joree - U.S. Marske DD who so acceptably Glled the office of Assistant as both belonging Y. Cross; an Yeaton, occupi another be! Baker (colo! —_ occas OUSA, W and on the north, it caugnt to ya Burche!t. surance on the property, excep! the honse occupied by Mr. Horseman. Nitrate of Silver, “ Use mn Cxistapono’s Hare Dre, : certified to be Pure—Safe— Unrqualed, Dr, CarLtox, or New Your, Ornex Extsext Caewtsts, Produces any shade frem rich mellew brown te glossy black in ten minutes, and contains no ingre. dient that is injurious to the hair. 2 Manufactured by J. Carstapono, 6 Astor House, New York. So’” everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers. 2 Price, $1, @1.0, and $3 per Box, aceording te size. 4 Cxrstaporo’s Hain Restorative Is invaluadie with his Dye, as it imparts theatmost suftness the most beautifal gloss and great vitality to the bair. Price 6 cents, $i,and @ “erbottle, secording te.. fe1-colm W RaG STORE! N G STORE! ew naG storey f Bring your rags of all kinds to Bail Bailt- ing, ¢th street south, where you can get highest “Rise, METALS of all kings ro, ; marit-im* OORRY & POWERS. rn . i . BOSTON. Packet Schooner Pearl. Tur Regular z a ze |, Captain eee I Far ee TLEY & BROT! _maris-3t ‘ater RRANGEMENTS HA ALL DEAD HORSES AND MULES will hereafter be carried to Midate ons Whart, be taken by a boat to the Virgi “heed leave thle notices at tht offer of the Superintends oD’ olice, BO Carcasses will fe lellowed to be carted in anywhert about the sab- urbs of this city. , A, USE. and A. - prs CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY. Having been <inted Sole Agents for the Dis- triet cf Golumbrs or the sale of Giesers, Kohler & Freb "s WINES and BEANDY, we have now on hand one hundred cases, consisting of — WHITE OR HOCK WINK, very delicate, fine in FOr, SUperior a6 a dinner wine to the famous jessert wine the si: chamber, faculty. PORT, of fine fay free from !egwood, ve: Tai te, Beet tuese ange ti iD Tr GRAPE BRANDY, The attention of the tad hotel Keepers and ie. families is invited to these Wines, "The tude sia lied at New York prices. freight sided. or bythe case or Roane PeekIe’ mar 17-8t Corner E and Ninth streets. UNDERSIGNED RESPROPFULLY IN- sotms his friends and the citizens of, +hington. that he has taken the stand ‘merly occupied by James Steele, on Pa. ar No wee. beiween eh Tau a - RANT. Thankful for past favors whilat at his late father’s. (Pr st Office Restaurant,) he sq! a Con- tinuance of public patronage, and is ell- known reputation as a eaterer, will no farther comment. His larder will be sup: with the finest delicacies of the season, and his: bar contain he choicest liquors and the most recherche brand cigars. ; “mar i JAMES W.'GIBSON. (OR SALE—A fine keel bottomed ‘BO. year old ; cedar bottom. : long; and 8° pounds good as new, and ne BUTTER in store GS. For sale be D EK. pUTROW 450 Eighth st.. gast side r i7-1w* near Pa. avenue. OTICE TO PHYSICIANS —Juct revives = superior finished English OOUPEE GIG. The called to this Car: peeckaaes » boxes CH BSS 45 barrels fresh sttention of physicians is i t ROBT Se. Coarhmaker, 74D and 477 Eighth pairing of all kinds pro: Borzes: i 3 Rages New York and vauia Table Batter ie Store and arriving by express, at New York and Philadelphia —, Fy oe No. 450 Righth street, (east sidé.) mar 2-121" Near Pa. avenue. meclient article, Bold ot ADAMSON 'S, S08 article. Niet ft one door from Perry's Dry Good Store. i PHOTOGRAPH CARDS. choice selections of CARD Ly ae GRAPES, covies of ccleucated Mecravings, ‘aint Ju een pe 2nd ee MARERITERS, | s * 5 wiSOd4 Fellows’ Hall, New and mar 16-Iw" x @TEAMER FO Li AMB' . HALLS the avenue. LING AN street Apply to J9) mar Siw" STILL CATAWBA WINES, N. LONGWORTH, CINCINNATI, OHIO. These Wines are high!y aimired by connoie- seurs on account of the fine flavor and parity, sod are.at the eame time very much chesper thee foreign Wines of inferior quality FRED. 8. COZZENS. Wine Merchant. Penn. even ma: ¢eolw 2 Asors from 14th ate ‘ STORAGE . am Siac PROOF TRE - STORE, FOOT OF F STEST Apply te said FRED. # OO7 ZENS, Wine Merchant, Ponu. avroue, mar 4 cow 2 doors from 14th ateet QOLLAND H AND LONDON yi au aide ar RAaAGunrs, fo t3 280 Peousyivaata avenue) - a = a