Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1863, Page 2

S— THE EVENING STAR, |OUF MILITARY BUDGET WASHINGTON OITY: | SATURDAY ............... APRIL 1, 1863, S7- RRADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGH. BEX OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TSLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MAPTER. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, The Intelligencer is without editorial to-day. The Chronicle publishes the report of Judge Advocate General Holt to the Secretary of War, giving a statement of the cruelties prac- tieed by the rebels upon the brave yvoiu steers of the tate Gen, Mitchell's command, who had bern sent. onan expedition to destroy impor- tant railroad ec mmurications of the enemy in Georgia and Alabama. The testimony of tne survivors of these crnelties is also aypen ed, ibe wh: le forming a record of revolting inhu- munities practised by men who claim to be civilized. see THE RePorktT or THE COMMITTEE ON THE ConpUCT OF THE War.—The committee on the conduct of the war have adopted their re- porton the army of the Potomac, containing general conclusions. Un application they hive supplied proof copies for th+ press, but were mot able to furnish them in sufficient numbers ty reach all points of the country. The under- sigpding is that it shall be pubiished on Mon- - day. without particular favoritism to any par- ticular newspaper. The otber reports to follow this will bein re- lation to Bull Run, Balls Blu#,and the Wes- tern Department. This committee was appoin‘ed in December, 1361. GeENERAL MCCLELLan’s OrriciaL Report. Gen. McClellan's official report of the seven days’ battl+s on the Peninsula, and of his fall- ing back to Berkely, although dated on the 15th of July last, is now for the first time published, He says that to the calm judgment of his- tory and the future he leaves the task of pre- nouncing upon the movement, confident that its verdict will be that no such difficult one ‘was ever more successfully executed. That no arr.y ever feught more repeatedly, heroical- ly and succesrfully azainst suchodds. that nomen,of any race, ever displayed greater discipline, endurance, patience and cheerful- ness under such hardships. @7 Avotbrr delay is htd in anuouncing the lists of Trovost Marshals. There is some diflculty in the New York easrs: in nearly every district two strong applicants are re- commences. Greeley and Opdyke are in op- position to Weed & Co. New Engtand, Pennsylvani ew Jersey and Olio are believed to be determined on elaborate printed instructions, and blanks are being prepared, so that, when the announee- mente ore made, iey can go at once to work. Their first duty will be to gobble up deserters and draft}d men who have not gone to the army Tre GREAT Postar Ce ENTiON.—Among-t the passengers to-day from New York for Southanu ptou, per Hambuarg mail steamship Saxcnia, iz the Hon. John T. Kasson, M.C., formerly Fir-t Assi-tant Postm r General, a.d Mr. Adolphe Mochle, from New York, who fo out to represent the Post Office Department atthe postal convention of all nations to be held in Paris, France, during the month of May. The obj-ctof this conterence is to ec- tablish a unit rm rate of postage ou letters from and to the United St BF iL is weserted in quarters entitled to credit that the drast will soon be made to fill up all Tegiments, now in the fleld and decimated by the casusltirs of war, to their proper stand ard, It is not yet known how many it will re- yuire, but probably nesr two hundred thou- sand. The drifted men will be sent at once to the regiments, where they will be taught mil tary tactice upon the fiel’, and not to camps of imstrucuon, as bas been pi oposed. Jupcrk ry Easter> Vieainta.—The Hon John C. Undirwood, - present the Fifth Au- ditor of the Treasury has, at the instance of Secreiary Chare, been appointed U.S. District Jucee for the Eastern District of Virgin comprising tha: portion »! the State wh lies east of the Blue Rid The court s heretofore been keld at RN’ samond and Norfoik. At the latur piace Judge Underwood will organize courton the istor June. 87 On the first of April, the enure indebted- neas of th: Government, including requisitions, Unied Staves notes, certificates and bonded deb 8, was nine hundred and twenty-nine mil- lions, at an average interest of three und one- third percent. There are three hyndred and forty-five millions of treasury notes out, bear- ing no interest. “Ihis we haye from official a@utbority. N © Tavors.— bt ir understood that no more authorisations to raise negro troops in the tree Sint)s will le given, as it is believed that there ire not many more available men than will be need: d to fill existing organisa- tions. Let other geniials will follow the plans of General Ulimen, and organize the ollicers of ekelvton brigades, the men to be recruited at the South @y The Seventy-first regiment volunte rs, captured and paroled by i. st Fail ip the South west, has been exc “ard will be immediately ord Strvice in the field. Since December iast this regiment hus been rendezvoused at Camp Morton, Ind polis In liana le rebels S7 Majer General Schenck wes in consul- ‘ation tur some hours with the Secretary of War yesterdsy morning. Ltis understood that his entire conduct in Baltimore is sanctioned by the Secretary. H @7 Rhode I=tand, Maine and Lowa are the only Statee which, as yet baye signified to the general land office th. iraceeptance ofthe grant of land to the severai States for the establish- ment of agricultural colleges. @ Henry J. Smitu, « Brazilian subject, was arreeted ytsterday by the provost detectives of Baltimore, on the charge of running the block- ade into Charleston, from Liverpool via Nas- sau. 7 Seventen meu, three women, and say- eral chileren, all refugees from Northumber- jand county, Va., Arrived in Baltimore yester- day. They will take the oath of allegiance to be allowed to go Norih. | Mrs. E. J. Betty and Wm Fleming were arrested in Baltimore yesterday for disloy ally, and will be sent South. a7 Fight hundred paroled Confederate pris- onrs xrrived st Baltimore yesterday, and will be sent South for exchange. To ne Sent SovrTk.—Mrs. Dr. W. F. Steuart and Mrs. John James, of Baltimore, ure to be sent South on Thorsday vext. @ Mr. Thomas S. Wiihams, un old defend- er, died yerterday in Baltimore. THE PROSPECT AT Vicksrunc.—The fol- lowing is un extract from a private letter to a gentleman in Philadelphia xeHiIs, March »5.—I am satisfied that inrals Port rand Far- sburg or compel an «vacu that pk. e My impression is that the Ais will choo the latter course in a few wi and retreat to Jackson. Ellot’s ime brirade, ag now revurgan.:ad, | comp oftams and gunboats, ail covered . vith £0 48 to render them shot-preof, has | just p down the river. There is nota! ‘cat atthe levee here now, as all have been | sadered below; 80 there is every indication of =Peedy and active operations.* ' @2 A leer writer compares some of the war yoape in provited by sensation prpers to strik- ord difelike pivtures of a dragkard’s etmach! 7 The high price of Inhor in the United Stave is increasing emigration, and 4 larze nurm!. rare expected from England, Garmaay and France during the spring dad sum saer, 7 The Gesth of John Gaily, at one time the pugtitetic champ.vn of Englsad, is auncanoed, fog GEN. BARNARD ARD arn, McCLEL- AN. pa OPERATIONS OF THE ENGINEERING BE- VAKUMENT OF Tiik ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, It has been reported that the teftimony of Gen. Tarmard bt tore the Committee oa tis Conduct of the War was unfavorable to Gen, McClellan, and bis report (which has juet made ite appearance) of the operations of tne | ‘rgimeering Department on the Pesn®ia, | &«ms to confirm the rumor that ae had“so testified. Grn. Barnard estates that so far as enginecr- irg prepsrations, the construction of brid « , &c., were conc-rned, the army could have b -on thrown over the Chickahominy by the 2s:n of May of last year—two days before the rebol attack at Seven Pines—and that after tae vic tory at Fair Uaks @ movement might have | been made upon the rebel position which could | have met with no formidable resistance. Gen. | FEernard also gives some suggestions as to tue manner in which the rebel attack of the ee¥en | days tefore Richmond was commenced, und was met by our army. He states that Jack- son's return from th nenandoah Valley was krown some days previously; that tuere was presumptive evidence that an attack on our Tight wing was meditated by the concentrated forces of the enemy, and that too on the 27th; and that it was understood to be Gen. McCl-l- lau’s purpose either to throw the main body of the army upon the enemy at Gaines’ Hill and cefeat Lim there, or push the left wing, strong- ly reinforerd, into Richmond, while the main body of the rebels was in the vicinity of Me- chanicsville, many miles off; but that. for scme reason yet unexplained, neither of these movements was attempted. Gen. McClellan, in the history of the cnm- paign he is understood to be writing, will doubtless throw light upon the cause of his abandonment of his originai plan. DISOBEDIENCE OF ADMIRAL PORTER'S OR- DBRS Rear-Admiral Porter t legraphs to the Navy LTepartment that the rams Lancaster and Switzeriand would not have been allowed to go dewn the Mississippi had he been on the spot to see that his orders were obeyed. He adds that it was madness to att: mpt to pass the batteries in broad daylight. The rams were not transt+tred with the gunboxts on the wes- tern rivers tothe Navy Departiaent, but still belong to the War Department, and are under the con mand of Gen. Ellet. Silet lost for us also the “Indianola” and (luren of the West,” and it is about time that em+ check should be put upon his erratic euTeer. ORDEKED TO KEPORT, The following m: diecal officers have been or- dered tor port to the Medical Director in this cily :-—Assistant Surgeons W. A. Trues, 25:h } Me. A.M Piant, ith Vt; Charles Cross, 20ta Me.; Richard Kibbock, 29th N.@.; A. (4. Cole- man, 2d Pa. R.; S. M. Gaoff, 5th Pa. R.; Wm E. Buckley, loth P: A.G. Colv, 1th Pa, Be: J.H. Alexander i Pa; C.D. Brook, 20500 Mich. Jas. W. Grosyenor, tith R. 1; Philip S. P. Waller. 2d Pa. cave: B.S. Hall, ist Vt. cave: S.W. Ward, 52d N.¥.5 H.W. Mitchell, 39t0 Mass. Frank C. Weeks, Mth N. Hs Acting As- sistant Surgeon A W. R. Andrews, Abererom- bie’s division. THE DV TASSY COURT MARTIAL The court martial in Col. d'Utas cause met ! | i yesterday, and adjowsnued until Monday. The | following officers compo-e the court: Major General Hiich ‘ock, resident; Major General | Hartsufl, Brigadier Genera! Barry, Brigadier | General Hatch, Brigadier General Hinks, Col. | E.G. Marshall, Thirternth New York yolun- | teers. Lieutenant Colonel J, 0. Brinton, Second Penveylyunia cavalry. There are thirteen | charges and sixty specifications. Colonel e Utassy is held in close confinement by order o: General Heintzelman REBEL PRISONERS ARRIVED, The Aquia Creek boat last night brought up eighteen rebel prisoners from the Kappahau- no_k; also, a rebel disert-r from the 9th Louis. | qana infantry. The prisoners belo: fo Virginia ud North and South Carelina revimenis. avy were turned over tothe Provost Marshal be held for ¢xchance, and will be sent to the { O16 Capitol. NOT SO i p unneunced by & cotemporary tor ident and his family yesterday to Aquila Creek, did not occur, He was wuited on cbis morning by several members of the Ccoromitive upon the Conduct of the War. DRESS pA no 1th New Jersey ku Frovortdtry in th eyes Av gunentof voluntesre, city, had a tins dress aflernoon on Capitol Hill. Ys ES FRET BAPTIST CHURCH —T t EH Gray of Vassachusetta, will beein ip tee B Street Sap ALB MORNING, at 110 cloe Citizen sa tend Charch sand a. 735 A strangess are core 1 be, ApS dial y ravited “=> THE © iG held then ua. pib te services TO MORB alia m.anud7s. pin, inthe hall of Od drip ith sireet, between Daud EB. Preachin hy the Pastor Kev. TK How ert. Citiz nsao eB rangers are corcially inviled to attend, Afcer ig ecw the s cond fervice cach tsbbath will be held at #5 | instes Nh@evsning, de 1 BJECT, FalTH ‘the inhabitant:of Waxoimgton and vicinity ere hereby no ited that there will be a ecture givenen the ato-e subject at Gdd Keliows’ Uail, ith 4 reet.onSUS DAY, the Eth of April, 1563, at 3 o* lock pom by Mr. Daten B, Ceist,of Péun., at the earnest request of his Y MANY FRIENDS. P*EUNDAY “CHOUL ANNIVERSARY AT 3 th» Baptist Church on 13th street, betwacn 2H TOMORROW, (Sunday rat 32 6 ‘She exercises wiil consist ot sinding, Kec tation Preser ‘ation of Bibles. Reports of Officers a Addresses. Parents and all who sre interested ia | Sabbath School instruction sre inv ted to attend. 1 E. YOUNG, Superintendent, ALVARY BAPTIST CHOROH mil MEDICAL ASSOCIATION —The somi- anuval meeting of the Medical Association of the bistritt of Columbia will be hell inthe ; Megical Department ef Georgetowa O liege, on TURL-DAY, April 7th, at 12 o’clors m. “epost J.W.'H. LOVEJOY, M. D., Sac. > BHAMROCK CLUB.—A special meoting of J | the members of the Shamrock Ciud will be nel st tre houseof Mr Thos Cogan, corner of th and WH streets, oon TUESDAY EVENING, April7th, st 7%, o’elock, A full attendinse 18 ex- pectec. and aii othars whe wish to join the Club are resp. ctfully invited to attend _ap3-at* E. BOURKE, President, SPIRITUAL MEETING 8 BAY AT Trion Hail, 451 9th street, at 3 o'clook p. m. Mani‘estationx from the highest power through Mré Smith Another apeaker to occupy part of the tine And in the evening at ?>;. Sov, ral prom- inert spirits will express themselves through Mra, Emits onthe presémt condition of thiags her epeaker. lao, Admiesion ten cents in the eve- a a S—RIGIST A'S OF FLUK, Arai ist, tes — | _F — Dotice ie hereby given that the Licens: istied to owners of Wagons, Carte, and Draye will ; expire on the first Mouday ia April and tnat said | Licenres rust be renewed in camplians+ with law, | at tis office, within ten days after that timg a AMUKE #. DOUG ap2-dtapio A MONG: THE 8PLEND JAN wothrete bh sold at Mr. Crip) day motniog iss ruperior New York unsLrpathen for tone and finish, wee AGE3! CARRIAGES} CARRLAGES! | Ibnveconstantly on hand i the beet veriety an style of LIGH f CAERI AGES ev an ffir din this market, woluding, in part two ‘on seat Koch aways, top end nv» top Bugaice Eatersion Vep-. Jersey Wagcns,&c. Also, sutiers’ Waeers of nit kinda Carriage Revniving of sll kiuds promptly at- tended iv. KUb'T H.GRAHAM, Coach maker, apa 374 D,and 477 Kight a at ORWELL & WARNER'S COLORIFIC. For Cctorine the Hair to a Beautifid Brown and Black. A pylied withont wash or sale oa Mon- | Piano Pores, i eparation; will not j Ianves itan?t its growth; particularly to ose hair is promatarcly rantied as represented, Try itt i Wholesale reteillat BOB WELL'S MILI- atky AS) FANOY STORE. 302 BE petal ar Isth. Bole Agent for Washington and ths D.steict. 0) SUGAB AND MOLASAES. HE DS. Choice New Orleans 8U 4AR, 2 thas Porto Rice a 7? hhér, Porte Rico MOLASPES. criep the hair cr whi-k-rs libe a dy ant glosy oder romotin ies” use, Also, che received aie by 4 Xu iarsean °F "SoPeay & snuuns, | Mes y M ANU FACTURERS’ PRICES | tween K and L. Waehingtoa, D. THE LATEST NEW BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE BYENING STAR, OSS TRAITS ih A Oa ee Sere! | JaRM HAND WANTED —A qood Farm Mand WANTS. )wanted imm diate- ap 4-3." 7 EP (ehiicandwtthoncts ly. Inquire nt the Sta. (fir ARREST OF GOV. TOD, OF OHIO, FOR «KIDNAPPING DR. OLDS, ~ 2 _ 4 NEWS FROM THE MASSISSIPPL. SSS THE LATE MOVEMENT ON HASTING’S BLUFF | RECORTED A PAILURE, ao Sates SEE GEN. GRANT HAS SUCCERDED IN PLACING A LATTERY WITHIN RKACH OF VICKSRURG, = ge Cincinnati, April4.—The sh riff cf Fairde'd county yest+rday arrested Governor Tod fur kidnapp nag Dr. Oles. An indictment his bern ‘ found sgain t him by the grand tury of Fatr- fleld cou: ty, The Governor was takes before Judge John- son, of the Sunreime Court, upon a writ of habeas corpus, and admitted upon bail to ap- peas before the Fairfield Court of Common Pleas next June. Passengers who arrived here from Cairo, | state that the late movement on Bivff was a faituce, and that the fleet and transports had returned to Young's Point. Ger.Grint has enccveded in placing a bat- tery of s!poun er Parrott’s beyond the levee, in a position to easily reach Vicksburg. FROM TENNESSEE, > GEN. BRAGG GONE TO AT —————— THE KEBELS FORTIFYING PALMYRA. Sie Sa A SKIKMISH AT CARTHAGE, een NASHVILLE, April 3.—Gen. Bragg has goue to Atlanta, Georgia, on official business. Dick McCann has been arrested at McMinn- ANTA, GEORGIA, STRONGLY AT ville, for disobedience to orders in leaving § Brentwood on thé approach of Mitchell’s forces The revels are fortifying strongly at Pal- myra. Gen. Crook's brigade recently captured twen- ty-five rebels at Carthage, after a sharp skir- mish. The river is talling. DEPARTURE OF THE LAYED. New York, April 4.—The Saxonia does not sail trom here until Monday morning next. The steamer Northern Light has been sig- nalled below. SAXONIA DE- NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New Yorks, April 1, 114% a. m.—First Boars: Covpon 6's, ssi, 105; 7.30's, 112; Demands, Gold. 15 Sec OFFIUIAL. Chr ABST QUARTERMASTER'S OF Depot of Washinzion 213 G, corner i Wasutncion, DLC reh With » view tu obtain on short ovtice aed on the best terms such supplies for the nae of thir Depart ment, by purchase in the op-n market, as may be equired by the exigencies of the service, and not ot} erwise provited for by estimate on the prayer oF the Quartermaster's Departmext, ail dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Har ware, Druga, Lumber of alldescriptions, Leather, Paints ils, Glass, Lanterns, Ship's Stores, and such cther sup- plies as are Known to be parchared by thea Quart D+ purtment, are yby requested to fy h this office weekly with price liats of the artizies in their line.correeted according to t.e fluctua tions ef the mark FICE h None other than those complying with the above | advertisement will receive orderz from this office BDWAKD L HARIZ, mra 211m Captainand A.Q.M.,U.SA war BEPARTMENT, if Wasutnotos, January 25, i803. In consequence of the pressure of business at the War Department, passes for citizens to visit the Anny of the Potomac will be given at the office of Lieut. Cul. Oonzad, 132 Pennsylvania avenue above Nineteenth street. N ILEUPN GN THE COW, Dairy Husbandry and tie Breeding. Guepon © Mileh Cow, Basa on Di senor Cactie, Flint en Mich Cows and Dairy Farining, Youatt on cn’ fe tle Deeter, American ¢ Allen on Domestic Animals, Dairy u : Londen. Ra Shevp Hushundry, Yo ree. Vance Naturai Historyof the Ox Tribe: London, Fi t's Grureex and Foruge Plen’ Buck man’s British Grasses; Lon zp4 FRANC LEATHEK—LEATH ERT WItH to inform the shoemakers that T “TAYLOR. have received SO) aides of prime 7OLn LEATHER, CALF SKINS HOE FINDINGS; 5 nides of extra LACE LEATHER tor machinery, JOMN ©. BILAR RK Agent, ap sat BSA. Dwtroe cS © CENTRAL *. 318 BOWLI*G BALLOON, 318 Nhu SIS Pens. Avextk, BeLow ili Sr. ort will be o amt. The pa rulivited. upd nir pew and siegent p'ace of tomorrow. (Balurd h. ath age of cit zens and stranyeca i: | tee K OSALE—An cflicer who is ocd red West cffere for s#le a Very superior SA QOLL , dark bay coler, five ye od, n bands bigh.aud perfeotly kivd in harness or under the caddie; lop sand trot. and is | very baudseme; warrauted sound in =very part lar. Can be be Solu abias Stables, Bi letween Daud Ext, aps BAXYGAIN=4 FINE Sacond-hand 75. strobe and gurd as uew,p ce 3:0. ‘Also, ble se ef Harnéas; also,6 seat Carriage nearly Dew. cos Su5h. price 80, « Covered Wagon, 3 aide and Briate. ‘#15; two e fre bargains Inquire of PAT MOTGAN, ard H, AING CLASS —Profe-ror Alax Wo- IEW * lowak i rea pew tit ging Clasa by his New and Sicrplifi-d Method T.bexin thate arn immediately sre wanted cniy 4 few good Intins’ and gentlemen’s voices. Those Indi-s and geatle- men whe would like to join that fre class. sal an liberal terms, can apply immeniately at the Pro- fersor’s renidence and try thei: voices, Profasaor’s res.dence is No. 441 Tanth street, batwaen Rand | F. Beur of reception only between 2 and 3 o'clock ily. ap3-2w L. HEILBRUN & CO., 5606 SEVENTH STRERT, Under Odd Fellows’ Hail, have just opened the largent and best aslected atonk of farhionable Ladies’ anc Miskes’ Morceco BALMORALS, GAITKR3S BOOTS aod SLIPPERS; Men’sand Boys’ Sewed and Pegaad BOOTS, GaALTkBS, TIKS aol PUMPS—whiok will Lasting and | be sold at astonishing low prites Calland nee. Nocharge for showing gools. i BRON CO, 506 Seventh st., botw. Dana ¥. ap3Im* Good Commercial Note Paper $1.49 per ream; do., extra thick, $175 per ream. Goud Bavelopes 82 per 1.40; do..eatra thick, $25) per Linu. E- Yelopes of all nizes, culurs and patterus for alo by the marufacturer’s agent, No 337 “thatreet, be- Ap? 3t* BBL?. ONIONS—Received thia day and for sale by S. THAYER & SON, 499 Kleventh st., hetw I's av. and K at. 100 BBL, APPLES— Received “hisday and for 499 Kleventh rt., betw. Pa. av and Bat, 1,000 apa for sale by 8. THAYRR & 80N, 5.00 BBLS, BOSTON PREMITM CRACKERS 499 Kleventh st , betw. Pa. av and Kat. LOX ES ORANGER— Roce ved this ° forscle by. 8 THAYER & SON. 100 LOX KS LEMONS —Por = eb THAYER & 30 499 Figventh st., betw. Pa av. aud ap sis (bea BUTTER 75 begs ef chaice “ELAWARS OOUNTY BIT. TER. innded this doy apisiif Ge. & THOS. PARKER & CO, BRINTNALL & CO., corna. Tenth aod Hat will #11 good reasoned PIE WOOD at $4'p cord, delivered in any part «f the rity, ap !- & 300 Fale by THAYER & YON, For kale by 8. THAYER & SO%, 499 Eleventh at.,betw Pa ay. und Ent. = Perens vubt WooPt| COPT at 96 PER CORD (UR SALK CHE 4 P— mar 81 6t* “OK rALE-A vi hacMsome saddie HO ita! P kira thd eat io barmges a ORE Bear U8, Hotel, musi-16* GON, 4 aprings, cost | BANG AINS—BARGAINS! BOOTS AND are 4 ' OuwaPer THaN Ever! BBLS, POTATO&S—Recoived his day _ Vv ANIED 10 >KLL—fre biXt oh k t.No 3.3 BK street. For pa et the market. ‘SECOND EDITION. THREE u'CLOUE P. M. ANTED—A first-claes LADNDSBS3; good reference-requir~?. Apolyat 305 Crt ot wtween 9 -nd I2e'e ock a. a ‘ VW ANiEo—a WHITE GIRL, from lt to BB years of awe, to sew sndde tent tous work Apply | at No. 687 T sircet, near th, apé2t* W ANTRD—one CARRIAGB AINTER ayply 1149s 6th street, south «f Pa. az ue pp 4-2t* ot Ja os Wibs Ne W ANTE :—A SOUTH frou 14 to 15 yours of neo who can bring go:d r comme dation. as to charac er, &r. JP. 0} ap +3 5A 7th etree AUESMAN WANTHi—Who i. wellacqa in with the dry goo s trace in ths District _@ ces tequited. Apply at3.ana W MEY e4- BREG d,4= Market Space, b-tween 7th ane sth streets ap (at J AN‘ED TO REN r— By @ Freuchman, + «mall i W FARM with farming utensis. [t wu-t p+ | we'llocate:, notfar trom the cit ve thit hag | horse preferred Gosd recommendations given if | Tequired tnquire at Bux G Star Uffice. ap 4-2.~ Vv ANTED TU RBANT—A FURNISHED HOUSE .,10 the Second or ‘bird Wards for a privat family Best of referent seven, Als , ancfhce. Address" Locx ” Box 43 Post Ofice, up 4-at® Age hire asr alt unturnished House or part of | abe use, ia Washington or ¢ eorgetown; had only two iv fa-iy: wil pxy quart riy, in advance. Harton sD s”? Box 123, Pust uffice, Washington, It W ANTED—By a lady, ROM and BOARD, for which §2* per month wi-l be pati; room con fortable ants rize avd furviture no Lbdjection to lecation a few squares back from the avenus. Good relereLeed given and required Address, for two j C..” Star Uffice. daye, "JS W ANTED—Six CLERKS who ure willing to do ether teid or cffica dity. They wust ha under 25 pears of age.ant must write a very aup>- rior hand. Indifferent writers need not fier the m- seves. Appiy to the undersizued, at @ Streat Wharf B.A Vos ap 4-6t 5 WAN1ElF—Un improved real estate in $500 Washington for two years; inte eat prid quay e:ly; abundant: curity and henus givea, Al- ress © Ten per Ceut,” Box 974s B ap 3-3 wan ED—Iwo fi st} must uoderateny the a buman procs hor Cugb!y; none: thers nee! app y. Lamediately al dress 1, R. EVAN>, 307th Streets Washinton be ap jezt* a4; requiring the best pru: tlo-ough first © i av 3-2 * ANTKED- a STIUATION ascerk p-rusnent W trot FR pay maste Addiern Lo by one who naa had exyerieuce tk The best of references vivau, box $1 Washington Post O tice. StABLE Wa D—With ascommota er thre: horses, (thee stals:) must bs in ths Lrizhbuibeod of the avenue and 6th 8 rest, Ap ply at th: Clarendon Hote!, corner of ths avenie and toh street \ ANTE D—Fora yeu FURNISHED PARL With private tab.e, some Good references giver and required “Inquirer,” Star Offive ( AKPENTERS OR WOOD WO WAN TEI —Bix 2500 Carpe: t ec nt te Macufactory of art-ficia! connection ith the St. Et th Ho pit the Exstern Bran h. Aspiyat the Bactory WOIJEWETE W ahity to ke jurnished © peraeseien to be aAngz* wanand his wl: aw KR and CUAMSHK ihished inaKou! tcatioan: iven by the of May. tear wil be pod weekly or ine thenamt, Refer sees given and required, Add es: Box 475 City Best efiien sp lw AS® BURES? AND KESPEULABLE FOUN@ man Who kpeaks Prenen, Keglian aud Spans Wishes a Situation with a singe g itl a to | He has been livins the city ! secretaries; °6 is well M.B.,” Star Office, \ TANTED TO R=NT—Anmal Hous 1bg flew 6 to S reene, either furnis furnished, by a party who will gi references and is» punctual and d Hut willbe paid. Please locaricn, &c., to “LM, ACUOUNTS —An experi+ accountant, @ fair penman, desiteae iploym ‘wes. Bilsx invoices, account sales and ex cut or copivl; ¢ mpticated accounts or Justed kad statements only; accoust ssineleor couble entry, written ap. posted sinnce theets wade of any hind of basin. as; oW. Mm litary¢r Mercautile papers copied; letters writlon towrder; parties visited auyah--e in th- 1 cowounca ions ete: con identi when the asture of the work tes “Accountani,” Box 24 Stir MANU ENS] a ansiwte ther wixa to “eat a thiayofap ii, Adire-, V17 Stn wt mp 2-1t* F-aGEv LADY WANTED TU K 24 beue. shou Girl ti do house work. Apo JGHN H JONES & CO 's Hide House, Srad vy’s hart. toot ot bth et, ap2 it PASTED FE Ina piva ant locality, Het w 12 or 1 sili to 310 wh 15th instant. \ will or-eurs Adiresa A VAKKIED MAN DbMIKES EMPLOY an cr | AA an bookkeeper. ccleetor, clerk or it yy aita- sn Wh-te be can make ! veux ressonable comvensation; hac a large aegqua ptarce ant can give the best refer-n o | dress “B.C 7’ City Poxt Office ap2at Wott D—A gocd earring aU Te atthe Chenix © hood C whe bhANCH AVY WISHES Pu ih BM ployed in making tad es’ and venta’ shirtsad liners, i pertect in her work ané eqarg-a very hodernte Piease apoly at 46 jlth at betw =n Gxt H to Madame BERN AD, mara w* ANIiFD—EFCOND HAND FURNITURE | Wa ace Carpets, Usde, Beddieg aad Houreturnishing Goods ef every d-ccription. B. CHLY, 2257¢h xt Gari A Trae Seth is \ ANJ FD—500 MEN to work in the Comiminea ry D partment. Apply to Capt. H VO. | 8 Viat the foot of @ strest, WANTED TO RE } W furriture if di oR tar Office. W NT¥D—A FURNI> merths, by a g-ntle aan from , Rint paid in advance. Address 8. M. THAVER, Maine avenue, through City P.U., Washing: DOC, mar 25-24° y ANTED— 10.000 housekeepers to save their i cotien and woolen rags, books, newspapers, | bottles, &c , aud we wiil send the waon for tham, weigh them at the door, and ray the highest pi-e ithem. Be sure and send to the right nu:nber, 375 D street, near 7th, MASON’S Paper Warehouse, mai W AN FED TO SELL—Tho Stoca and Fixtures of tiret-claxe Grocery Stand in the central part cfthecity Bat: Adoress * Morton, Yor Im* ctory rensons given for selling, * Star Office. fe 2l {}URNISHED HOUSE WANTKD.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years a Furnished ellin, ir Lp pice! family. Location in the ‘t or Second Ward preferred. Address Look Bos 55, Washington, D. 0. se 4-tf LOST AND FOUND. [COUN DSin lth street, a soldiers DIBO ARGS TABS. na hauiel W. Strahan Me caa have the Gischa per by calling at 439 t4ih trent. betwee! ta. it* a 8 Hand i Fee ND—Tharsday atternoon. in Seventh atrest ' care & POCK KT B:-0K, containing » smalisum MOLEY, ANd KOMething ele. The owuer may the Fame u des-rip ion and paying for this si- yertisemept. Inquire cf J. H. MATTINGLY, N. 1.Generai Poat Office ap4 50 REW AED.— Was stoien from my stabl. is Frederick county, Maryiand ou Thursday morring, Ap il iat, a dark roan HORSE, 6 years Old, With slits tail abd blunt #1 the ead: sho oo j tront taet; has never been shod bshiad. L will ive the above reward for the delivery of tie hore Yt Ms Boner corner Twortieth and [ streets, Wash- i: xton vity, ep 4-3t" BIEPEN A THOMAS. | @ ap REWARD —Stolen, a NORSK and BUG ELS clthesight of the at ieeee ak he i mace; har a white star in the foreh-ad; strong i mane’anda white spoton the right hind’ teg, A ' reeoawa, buiittep buggy; a hor’» head ornam ant aceach ride, A light har: oe, silver-meuntet. @ yellow cotton double the leg h aa és C8T—On Friday morning, Apvil sd, on ints 4 treet. oron Fa svenue, bstween 9th and 1th streets, part of & lady’s GOLD CHAIN, a til Beart locket and galt key attached. The finer will be liverally rewarded y leaving it at 255 Ninth streot, between M and N, or at this of fice DS a" GPT—Last evening, April M4, apposed on 7h 4 strea) between Pa avenve and Nortiero Lih. erties Market House, a large odd-shaped gold PHAV L VIN pt we bh emersida. The fuder will ) be Hheradly rewarced on leaving itat the star OF i 6 BLT Bipth strert, between Land M. at-3 © STOLEN FRoM THE SUBRCORIKER ON TA seth: alt, BUR NOTK, valie 920, dus oo Louise Haye by Mr. Neigtton, J hereby warn aay person Ha aps dpeery note, for it is payadia to be ove hut the subscr ir. np 2-at* LOUISA BAYS. '¢ EET THR PREMICES OF THK BU BIOKI {! ber on the sist day of March ane :xmaii rit HEIFER; no marke exeept-scarred on th ramp. eive « puttathe reward for her t:brougnt tu "RD, LIN, Montgomery Haute. 4 Goorgevow, worn for | ENTLEMAN IN THE TREASURY wis ses OTHE DEPARTMENT. —Wact-lea Po-itign | westof Mtn wireet. | | FROM THE ARMY OF THE PuUTOMAS. ‘We hear from the Army of the Potomac th ut the ronds are now dried up sufficiently to im- | prove the tray ling facilities vastly. From the tact, however, that the issue of furlo: | for both men and officers, is yet contint it is thought that no immediate mivement ) Wass in contemplation by General Hooker. | On Tresdsy morning, about two o'elock, Conch’s Corps wss ont under arms in conse- | Guence of a picket alarm, but it proved to ne a alse one. A Contederate soldier named Campbell, an Alexardrian, belonging to the 1th Virginia regin-ent, and who Je!t Alexandria when our troops first entered there, came into o ir picket lines, alleging that he crossed the river on a | raft to get some coffee, He was sent up to Wa:hbirgton to the Uld Capitol for his cotfes. | He statvs that most of the Al- xandrians who left to join the Confederate army have been { killed in battle. The ranks of our army have been largely filled up by arrivals cf stragglers and desert- | ers, who have avail d themselves of the par- don offered ty the President's procilama io. ‘Lh arm isin fine condi'ion and spirit-, with abnraance of good food, bakers’ bread, and | treeh beef: ard though yet holding by * Littl: Mack,” express unbounded confidence in Gen. Hooker: THE GRDNANCE FOUNDRY. The werk on the new ordnance foundry at the Navy-Yard has been resumed, and in a short time a large force will be set to work. The building and the furnaces will require in its construction an immense quautity of brick and other materiais. [ts disnensions will be 6 fert 10 inches front, 250 fert long ani 40 feet high, and will contain in one end six furnaces - | threeon ench side—being connected, and the whole six arranged to that they may heat the metal for one gun, Enougb metal may be heated in these furnaces tocast agun weizhinz 100,000 Ibs. These furnaces will require in taeir | construction 950,00 brick, and, with the stack, At the opposite end «1 the building there will be twelve furnaces of armallersize, capai le of running metal eno igh for ary ordinary gun. The oudets of the fur races will be 21 feet trom the fluor, under which | itas intended to run the mould, whic is to he pxed up ighton a track ona railway under the outlet Tiep nd specifications were maie by Mr. A. Clus-, architect of the ordnance depart. ment, aidthe build ug is being erect-d uuder the superviecon of Mr. W. J. Keeler, civil en- gu er of the yard. Mr.Jchn E. Harroid, mas- mason, and Mr. Joseph Padgett, maser ls or r, tas char,e of the men employed in its cunsiruction } | THE AFFAIR AT DKINSVILLE Inform -uon has been Teceived here that in the: flair at Drsines ville we lost3 commissi ond j Officers and Liman hitled, 12 wounded aud sy | ‘Lhe rebels lost 7 killed. The enemy | carribd wey &@ number of horses. The num | ber of ov rmssinz is d- creasing, as they come | iu Lour Ly hour. | 1 | | TATELNAL REVENUE Decision.—The Com Mi--io er oi Interval Kevenue bas decided tha: th section of the éxcise law app ics. te with dee exported sinee March 3d, 1-63. Claims for drswiack on articles exported since last date, must be adjusted by the Bu rewu ir charge of Grawback at New York and sich other places as may be designat-d for | that pripose, under regulations to he pre- sitibed by the Secretary of the Treasury. - +202 LOCAL NEWS. — A SEKIER OF CHAKGES.—On Tuesday last, Charl Nichols, who keeps a restaurant on the Avenue, between Third and Four-and-a- hat streets, w arrested by order of Capt. Jobknron, commanding the infantry prol, by Lieut. Brannin, and commitied to the central enzidiouse. The house had previ mushy besn Ti portec usa disorderiy place, in waich liquor was sold to euidiers, Since the priest, an investization has been going on and a number of witnesses hive been examined, Que of thein testified tnat he had jeita horse branded U.S. with Nic sols, and that it was put in his (Nichols) stanles, no questions bring asked. Another that ne sawtwo cavslymen give Nichols a horse woich wa-irand: d, snd that Nichols gave thom sone Meney sud the nextday he saw that the horse {had been blistered over the mark, as if an { utemp: tad been made to obliterate the brand, and thar the animal was subsequently tiken frome the city A third party testified that he wher # suldir came in, and lum a soldier's coat and receive eight or nine coibrs. N Is opened the soldiers vile, and #¢ischsr:¢ paper or pay account fli oat; and the soldi rasked for them, but a ctvalry- mah ran bimout of the house. ‘The charges are Stull under invertigation. eS U.S. CASES BEFORE JusTICR THOwPsoN.— Thos. barcher, col. wes arr by patrobaaa Co. k, tor assaulting and stabbing Jas. Mion, col, The parues are of the Goat aliey stamp, ard the ¢ vidence of as-auit being ciear, Datehor Was sent to jal. Emil) Kiley and John Waiter Bowd:n wer+ arrested Ly patrolman Beall, for ctea asd | Treasury noe from Mary Delaney. After ex- amination Bowden was cise’ and Enily Roly was held to bail tor court. Jobu Jobnsop. col., was arrested hy prtrol- u Boore, on a charge of breakinz ine the sve: ot Mr. Wm. M. Brown, near Columoit to *, und stealing #9.20 in small no: Jobuson acknowledged his guilt to the maz trate, and was sent to jail for court. was present tw Nichois zive eae Tux Covurt.—On Munda. the first term of the Criminal Court since the p: ze of the law re-organizing the courts, will be held. Judge G. P. Fisher will preside. The docket is very large, and this term of the court will probably extend tothe May term of ihe Cir- cuit Court. There are 1793 cases Iving over from previous terms, some of which hve been onthe docket for years; 71 cases on the triai docket, 107 cases on the appearance docket, and 426 cases on the jail docket, making in all 7&2, but this number will be greatly decreased by the grand jury, and probably not more than half of them will come to trial. There are a few murder cases, four or five for forgery on the Government, bat the large majority are for Assaults and larceny. ee LATRAT QuoTaTions—Furnaished by Lewis Johnsen & Co., Barkers.—Washington Money Market. U. 8. Con; ce American Gold, American Silver. New York-3 Pr. m. Coupon 6’s, 1881, 105a105; 7.30"s, 104%; De- mands, 155%, Gold, 155 ¥. ———— ACCOMPLICES ARR ‘ED.—The boys John or Coon Kemler and — Harrison, who have for % long while bien associates of W. B. Donild- son, arrested tor robbing the safe of Mr. V in- hoof, were arrested thix morning for complic'ty in the robbery, and have been coafined in tha guirdhou-e, A more eaedie Y rascally trio than Donaldson, Remler and Harrison, co id Not well be t)und. Not one of them is over eighteen years of age. Donaldson is the youngest, but has attained such proficiency in bis business that he is, by common consent, made the Irader and commander of ths band of juvenile thieves. sat gets Funeral,—Fagle Tent,'. O. R., with mar- tia] music, yesterday alternoun, atiended tae funeral of their late brother mamber, U. F. Whitney, whose remains were intered in Qo: gressional Cemetery. Tha services were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Morsell, of Oarist Ohurch, Rev. Mr. Monroe, of the Methodist Church, and Rev, Mr. Marks, Chapiain to the Rechabites, 4. ——>—- ORPHANS CounT—Judge Purcel.—T iis morn- ing, the will ct Sarah Yeates was proved and admitted to probate eo tar as ft relates to ver- ronal property. Ettza B. Duvall was apoointed guarcizn to the children of Andrew Jacksoa puvell, A large amonnt of the nsusl reatina MUement of accounts, &c.—was AGE iad M FOR FALE. Hardsome Nght Reoksway for two =r foar par. tour; been used dul litle. Cheap for, 1 cost, Appiy to PAL wore. apé3at 392 Penn. sven: 1 NS WAGONS! On hand, a superior lot o on Die ard ts tarke a ey abel pled » th and without springs. y are of the. bors ue Aud will be soid iow, Also, Carriages of ai! eset tiers 7 Osrriage Ropsiring of all kinds promptiy at- te dea to a A ROB'T H, GRAHAM, Coxehniaker ey 374 D.and #77 bighih D* itl © OF THE J NIT SU sta 10k THE Of .rniCT OF COLUMBIA. Untied States Giree cf Waisky, Coffee, &e. Wheraw thes i) @argo as the offic: andores of the C Is ADMIRALTY. esptured ap A States fir Di ard bi t iuto Ce port of Washingt: , Di tei st © Colum: ia, and :rought within the jariiedietion © eaia Conrt, and on the 21 dny ef March. i6t, 8 i el was filed in said Co-rt by the United State: Ato tey' resid bistrict prayiny the conde sua- ior of suid cargy and that morition an- attaca- ™ nt issue agaen-t the cargo and the owoerr there +f ania i persons irtere ted or clximin’ an inter st the ein warning hen at some@raily day oO eek id sivel: It is thersfere or admiralty sitt pg. his 31-6 h, 18:3, that notice b- given'to the o +a- ; Sand all p-rsons interest:d ur intere-t tie-eia 'o appear aed answer Ou the firat Monday May, jRi3 ant shi = cause, ifaryttevhave why saidca ge houd not Fe cenuer ned and so!d according 'o and thetrri! notice be giv. nD ing a copy of thea k front door e Court Honse of ain the Keenin first Monday of het potlics ien to be on or before Monday of spril 1365 Bs order of th, Court." 5 ent: ~J MEIGS, 0 erk Copy—Test-—R J MBIAS, Clerk apt caw ISTHICT COV RT OF THE UNITED <TALPES D FOR THB DisTRICT OF COLUMBIA, United Sinies ) rs 1 27 Cases ef Milk Drink. parts Im ADMIRALTY, Qf the carxo af tne schooner | 7 Worreld ! the ead 207 © ses of milk drink we! of February 1565, seized for viol of the hevenue Law of the United tates ul breught within to« jurisdiction of this Court, sal on tee rece, dof March, 1533, 4 Libel wae the T nited States Attoraey for the Dist: i iumbia, in this Cou t, prayiug the evn: of Bait cases of milk @rink, and thac process of m:Lition and »ttachment tatue against «nid caves of milt drink and the owoers thereo , and ull p-r- sors interested or claiming au interest therein, warning them ats -me early day to apvear ani 4a swer aid Libel: [t in ther fore ordered by tris Court in Aamiraity sitting, this first day of Aprii, sts. that notice be given to tae owners ot -aid cares of miik drink and all persens ivterest-d or siming sn interest therein to appeac and answer his Libel om the first Monday of May. 1533, aul shew canse, if any they h oro uk drink sh-nls pot be com ne- cording to law, and that said e be given by sorting @ copy of this order » pon the front door of the Co.rt ovse of said Di ‘riet, and by public, sinth. Evening Star twic a week p-erions toa ret Monday in May, tha firat publication to be «nor before the second Monday of Apri!,! 63. By erat r of th: Coort : 1 Kd. MEIGS, Slerk. Tet: Copy—Test:—R J MET Clerk ap 4 tow 1,000 cee Messina cargoes. Just arrived at JONES & CO, corner Riz ard D stracts We recommend this fruitto confectioners and hctels 2s the sweetest fruit ap tat ( NE THOUSAND BON Es CHEESE Wil be sold fur aces int of a Pohl YORK HOUSE, JONES& CO, spowt Corner Bight gui D, QRE [HOCUS AND BALRELS CIOL IE a POLES, snp iwserder, at JUNE? & Ov. ap2ai Corner Righth and D. Bucawnear FLOUR pert, New Sugar filed by tof Oo fruit aad Catenia aud At lie centa, 1), Cheese, Me cents per b. Best $075 ye barr]. At JONES A OO, ap 2-7t _ «Corner Kiet th and D. SQ1EIEEN THOUSAND DOLLANS' worth of prime Now York state butter, ‘ JONES & CO, fp 27t _ Corner of Kigh’h sut B PEE He STATEUCH VINDICAtSD, By Wea, Hot ren Political Failac Sermons By G. T, Chapman. Hoci ett's Notes and Comments on Shakespeare. History of Jewish Church By Arthur P. Stanley, + ursres at Truth. By Two Brothers. ‘The Book-Thy nter, Ry J Heil Bartoa. Nott's Sketches of tie War. Conty ex tal Monthly f+r April. The Rearlet Flower, By Pacrec Renn, Sylvia's Lovers, By Mrs, Gaski! ap2 FRANGK TAYLOR, I INEN GOObS 4 =, By George Junsin. JUST RECEIVED. We cpen to day (Monday. March 2,)n large as sertmertof SCO'TCH LINEN TABLE DAMASKS ir} of et pe ior quality ranging in price from 87 cents to $175 per yard Also, a large lot of TOWELS, TOWELING, TisyN SHEECINGS, DAMAXK NAPKINS KUrsta CRASH, RICHARDS IN’S SHIR Ti NG TINENE, &c., &¢., all of which wa will gall et lowert bprices, JO J.MAY.30% Pa mars at between 9th ana} t 1 MAITING—MATTING! . HAVE On baud 156 pieces Plain, Checkered and Gowgqua; aleo, Flor, Table and step Oil Cloth. A erssertment of Crockery and tilass Ware. to- gether witha variety of C»binet Kurnitute, both ues noc recend hand, which will be sold chea) than the cheapest. soon at 427th street, tecen Gand H, east mer sim RB. BUCTILY. BrB2ow, M'KELDEN & CO., BaNEKEERS, 223 PENNA. AV , UpPUsITE WILLARDs, Wasutsatos, D. C., WILL BUY ANU SELL GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRENT MONBY, VINGINIA AND OTUER SOUTHERN BANK NO7 KS, DEMAND AND 7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES avd ali other GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, DRAFTS ON THE NOR HERN C1113 AND EUROPS. Navy and ive f Checks a d Quartermasters’ Veuchers Cashed. Collections made cndhe most libcral terms, tocks and Goid bought and sold on usual Te pesits received. tear 21-Im NEW SPLING MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS! toutes, T rexpectfaiiy call your attention to iz dew + ock of FANCY AND LLINERY GOODS, EMBEOIDERIBB LACES Ac., which FE have jue received fom New York, L have just re- turned hone. and do not hesitate to say that it is ae tatgest and nost complete atock of goods in thee y T c-li your eepecial attention to my ste k of STRAW GuOTS of ail ki dx, FLOWSR3, KIB BONS JEV ANDSTERI, REN FANOY, YUCK AND SIDE COMBS, EMBROIDERL KS, LaCks &c., &c., all of whi I will sell ata very rmall advance on old price Fine Bie I Beit Sopra wener Steel and Jet Orns- mente in great variety. a! vi RANKLIN RTOHISON®: No 12 Market Space, betw Eth ant 9th sts, 8 —New Headdranses, Dress Caps, &c. mar 2-2 k GB SALE-—50 000 extra choice Roses, Prait Trees, Ornanestal Pants, Sarubs, Bat- boss “Hoots, Climbing Plants, Evergreens,; ac. &3. 20) splendid large size Pear, Cherry and Ping Trees, in bearins order 7 20 Chines Arbor Vitea (Tree of Life,) the mont tu: able ornament for cemeteries, &c. 50 to 100 Building Lots to rent 07 lease. A. JARDIN, Florist, mar 26-e0]m* corner i8th and M sts. 1ANC8.—A pew assortment of Steinway & soc's ivaled PLANO FORTES bave ju: ived at the Musie store of W. ME TREOTT corner of Pa. avenxe and st. Several Pecond-band Pianos for sale cheap. mos ASSBY OOLLINS & 00.3 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Lam one receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT &LEand PORTER from this celebrated Brewery, which 1 am prepared to furnish on short notion ta all persons who will favor me with their ordsre Satisfaction guarantied. Orders given to my drivers will be promptir s:- wuded to. Goods delivered inall partaof Washingtos 223 Jaorgetown, free of charge. ‘Perms :—Cash on delivery. RILSY A. SHINN, agent, Seion Botting Depo. $7 Green st. oorgetown. 5. 20 6-tf ABD BEEDS aii OF ALL EINDS. PEAS, BEANS, 3 meee OO LUWER SEED, BEED POTATORS eKED GaTS. OLOVS'! FIELD PRABS, = FRESH Ann EEA eee 7 7, in want of Em; t of NOUS Ect Gas oon asweerTanshees? CRtos, No 413 Ninth st. ore the best of paz Dinfatety te. I have alway- Mm chee oy ; aleo jen to wait om in private families ‘ands Hien stone lp wil) Gnd he ir eg Soar, Te 4 a om “poate bse ie ann te