Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1863, Page 2

‘THE-EVENING - WASHINGTON GITY:. FRiBaES APREL Qty A06Be | «7 BRADING MATTER ON, ; ai SES OBTSIDR, IQR INTRRESTIN GRAPAIG AND.OTRER MATTER: 3020: += = evéeot Metroyontan Hevry apa e anti | choice literary readin now on 01 aun ray verpto the public, Iris recently + beon greptlpren larged and improved, aad jnow wadoublediy presents,mpch more matter tor “ee same;Amount:of money than any other weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter- - tuning conten sre the gc priest r A well tiny | Neves; 5 rcoaRa RP ait fie Beuics, Shteewthee ped Reconnpissances, othe Past ; the, Siege ow No.6 o' "s Es th Tefro' ; Of. ouE aS Existing Union ; et in Dixie; and News; generally ; Breaa cer Evidences of an pe A od and P: pers trom mond, ani ayers. ’ Enreign “News: ‘Kmeriedhe are 3 in Enrope; ; Pne Cease of the Eeterhog Jrensh Dperasions Mexico; and all Foreign News of interest, , ‘Teiegraphic News; Items and Clippings from * the Press; Miscellaneous and criptive Reading Matter; and al‘the Local News of niterest for the past week. t Aiso, & column of interesting reading #armer, Gardener, and Housékeeper. ‘This is just the paper above all others forper-._ 40a sojourning in the National Metropolis to * sand to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents per copy, of $1 per annum; postage prepald by stamps when so arranged. Washington Money Market, Quatations for stocks, coin and uncurrent mouey, tuenisbed by Lewis Johnson & Co., for the Buying. Selling U. 8, Coupon Bonds, 1581 +105 106% Do., 1681, 5.205. .. tar U. &. 7.30 Notes... 105% 106%. | New Certificates. Washington U.S. Demand Notes. Qe y = Uoupon 6'3, 1821, 106; 7,30's, 105%; Demands Lith: Gold, 151%, —— + <0 - H SeIR1T OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Chrontcte believes the cause in which we @re engaged has made itself felt in millions of bearts in the Old World and hopes that no im- pulaive or ill-advised act upon onr part will gi7e@ a pretext for foreign mterference and thus ecush sympathizing friends in Europe, azd @iso fearfully entangle our own sufficiently Complicated affairs. The Isdeligenrer thinks it would have been much better if the Committee on the Conduct of the War bad omitted any allusion to Gen. Burn- side's “Order No. 8," as it not only affects the reputation of military men in retirement but of those stili retained in command by the admin- aatration, OUR MILITARY BRUDGEP Fi ST THE FRONT. ‘Tie recent operations of the cayalry of Gen. Hooker's army and that onour immediate front, bavwe cleared the country between Centreville | or Manassas and the Rappahannock of the rebel marauding parties who not long since in- tested it, leaying Warrenton in our hands; also ' (he ealice line of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Rappahannock Station, where we wadld the east bank of the river. Moseby and fue fellow marauders haye donbtless retired to the mountain fastnesses skirting Fauquier and Loudon couatieson the north, venturing below im very small parties. They will doubtless cease to trouble our front altogether so soon as (oe wea'her may permit our cavalry to attend (@ (hem, for by that time the main body of the iabet army will be preparing to retreat.so far | sould, as that the chances of the guerillas suc- tecding tn tailing back to rejoin it in safety, if acd preeced, will be greatly lessened. $ Weare row using the railroad all the way out from Alexandria to Rappahannock Station, | aud we feel sure that our military authorities wiikboid the citizens residing aiong the line ® eictly reaponaible in their persons and pro- j perty for any guerilla attempts to molect it This policy is imperiously necessary, an sbould be carried ont with a rigidband. DEY AT OF REBEL CAVALRY NEARSUFEFOLK. (ficial information was received lastevening . a’ the Navy Department, that Lieut. Cushing, with ninety men and a howitzer, went to the vittage of Chucatuck, (in the Suffolk region,) oa the atterngon of the 22d inst., where a large rebei cavalry torce was reported to be. He encountered forty cayalry in the village and defeated them, killing two and capturing three of theu Dorses fully equipped. He lost one Ouke Balied. a te DISPOSITION OF INVALID SOLDIERS. We uagerstand that in accordance with an order giyea some week or two ago, the inmates | ot ali the military hospitals south of the Poté- , mac who are unfit for service on the field, are | ‘being oganized into detachments of guards, | attendants and nurses for hospitals. To expe- | dite this work, all the hospitals have been placed ander the control of Gen. Martindale, toe Miitary Governor, at least so far as is ne- Ctesary to the execution of the order. 1 DUTASSY COURT MARTIAL. ‘The examination of Mr. Gladwin, of New York, wes concluded yesterday, He testified { to {RS collection, trom the Government, of | $3,000 for retruiting expenses upon ‘papers signed sud sworn to by’ Col. D’Utasey, and | tagt Col. D'U. received the money. H Col. Repetti (now A. D..C. to Maj. Gen. | ‘Tog liardi}, tormerly the Lieutenant Colonel of | LU tassy’s regiment, was next examined, and e-uded to the same point, &ec. t NAVAL ORDERS’ Lievteuaat John McFarland ordered to the steam sloop Ticonderoga. i] Lieutenant George B. White, detached trom | the Ticonderoga and ordered to the Galena. 1 Lieutenant Commander James Parker has been detached from the Galena and ordered to ths Minnesota. Lieuteuant Comthander E. C. Gratton has been derachéed from the Minnesota, PROVOST MARSHAL. Captain John 0. Cole has been appointed Provost for the Albany District, New York, uader the National Enrotiment or Con- senpiioa Act, The list of provost marshals for the Sigies of New, York aud Pennsylyania 1s BOW gearly complete, THE UTAH INDIANS. “Tus foréioon the delegation of the Wiba- wlcd.e (ino wntain) tribe of Utah Indians that ntyo hee here for the last three weeks on busi- ” wih he Ladian Bareau, called on the fr 264 and ‘ook formal ieave of him, pre- pe-aiory 'O Loeir return to the far West. Weaearcn from the front this forenoon what | the recent violeat rain-storm has damaged, | wore ge Lows, VATIONS OF the bridges of the Or- Suge aod Alexandrin Ratlroad, 'Noneof them, | , x Jrdtet with Zerlina (Lact darem) na STAR. ¢ely applauded. The three prima Sea jeTini, Cordier and Morensi, were alm “good. The trio in the second act Anna, Donna Elvira snd Pon Ottavia J t nificent indeed, and was engored; © that av [4 are to & ecOnsidarable degree enlisted an the | per 1l6 pounds. , Masons in gocd standing cordially invited to be | present. y order W. ‘Se os ap 24 2t* O. H. BLIBS, See. ' corner of D and Ninth streets, on m | Frssu xcas, we heard anything better. Susin’ was also somewhat superior to that of Satur- day. The need of a larger room for the adequate presentation of opera, was however seen throughoys., ee grapd finale chorus of the first ack fot,instends, would nave been ot at effect in a larger room. ate Pye ucce We be MOUgRE Bat WFO! night. To-night Lucrest# Borgia, with the best tesources of the company in its splendid east. ' Seats an@'Jibrettos to be hadat Metzerott’s. TE a et dss EnGuann's Future Covrsk—A gentleman, who, ‘wete' we permitted’ to give his’ name, would be xecognised at once;as one able to speak ¢¢ cathedra in regard te men and parties in England, gives it as his opinion that there need Bene longer any apprehension here with regard to the cotirse England will.prrsue in reference to our national difficulties. Hestates the sympathies of the arigtocracy side of the rebels, they nevertheless fedr the masees, Tux REBELS BAID PO HAVE RECOVERED THE KeoxvK’s Guxe.—The Chicago Tribune has a telegram Yrom Murfreesbero, under date of 14th which states, on the authority ‘of the Charles- ton Méréxzry,of the 16th, that, the guns of the iron-clad' Keoknk,.sunk im Charleston harbor, during the recent engagement, huve been re- covered'by the febels. (Our own advices from Pert Royal gome down to the 18th instaiit, but are silent0n the subject.) GoTTsoHALK.—This favorite pianist wilt give two grand concerts in this city, at Wil- lard'’s Mall, on Monday and Tuesday eyenings | next. He will be assisted by Mile Louise Vi- vier, the young and talented vocalist, and by ' the wonderful Bretto brothers, violin and cor- net performers. Seats can be secured at Met- zerotts. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTA.—The following , Government contracts were made yesterday: H. B. Coggshall, 100,600 pounds sugar at #1949 W. H. Uovert, Chicago, 500 Ibs. new extra mess at $14.65. ofa Kk. G. ¢ UATE RicuMoNnD, AND, WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF Nortnern Traitors, TO SEIZE WASHINGTON, A reliable correspondent Sends us the follow- ing: Aman, of respectable connections, who re- : Sided for some years near Dillsbury, Pa., died afew days since at his home. A tew hours previous to his death he called atew friends fround, and intimates to them that he couid not die peaceably without relievinz lis con- science Of @ weight which burdened it. He confessed that he was a Knight of the Golden Circle, which order was secretly and exten- sively represented in most Northern cities. He stated that regularand general communiea- tion was carried on be: ween the Head-quarters of the Knights’ and the Cabinet of Jeff. Davis. Thathe was cognizant that the Rebel yar Department had arranged with the orga- ion of which he was a member to evacuate Richmond, for the purpose of drawing the Federai force that far Sonth, and while their attention was there engrossed, the Rebel army, by a quick Bank movement, would descend in full force upon Washington, and, aided by a general peg of the Knights In Pennsylvania and other Northern States, cap- ture the city and seize upon the Government by force, leaving our army South at liberty to desolate at the expense of retaliation in their own States, This is no fabrication, but anqnestionable authority furnishes this confession of adying man, on & subject now familiar to the resi- dents of the district Phila. Inquirer. The above though youched for by the Inquirer has a terribly fishy look. | i Es wherein he resided.— POLES AND THEI& FRIENDS ARE EAR. H I E; nestly requested to attend a meeting onthe | 26th inst. wat go clock p.m.. inthe Europena Hoe { tel, corner 11th st. and Pa. avenue. ap H-2t* legen MEMBERS OF THE Bab. | 1 TIMORE QUADRILLS ASBOCIATION — ease meet atour hall THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o’elock, for the qornese ot practising. | id order of the Secretary. i P.S. Pleas: bring y our |: tern | =>MASONIC.—There will be a called off moet. ing of Federal Lod DAY NIGHT, 29th inst ath ies, Maste: ->MaRk ALLEN, of Woburn, Mas: Wil speak in the all over Ryon’s Grovory Nem yer THE PURPCSH OF JBHO- | i G. SU 2th, at 3 o'clock Rae Sabjeo Kingdom of God.” All are inviled THERE WILL BE A MEXTING Unconditional Union Men of this the Wards THIS EVENING, follows, viz 1 ty held at7 >. Thy, a8 | a First Ward—At Mr. Hughes’ store, corver ot 19th | ns 5 Second Ward—At Mr. Robbins’ house, corner ef } 12th and Masa avenue, | Third Wai t Mr. Walsh’s store, corner of | New Jersey avenue and N st | Fourth Ward—At Mr. Scanlan’s store, corner of 4th and K sts, Fifth Ward—At Duffy & O’Meara’s Union House, New Jersey avenue Sixth Ward—At Mr. John Smith’. heuse, Navy ‘ard gate, Seventh Ward—At-Mr. Hugh McOaffrey’s store, corner of 2d and D sta, ‘ The object of these mectings is to send delecates to the Convention which isto be held at tbe x- dmission, in¢luding reserved seats, $1. Beate change Hotel, strest, between 4', and oth an may boseenved at W. Metrerett’s Susie Store, Monday, 27th inst..at8p. m., for the purpose of | Commencing Baturday. April 25th, 9a. m. nominating a candidate for Burveyor at eusning ‘Doors open at 7’ ; Concert to commence ats. June election. Tt _ap 24-4t , When he wi:l be assisted by the young am! talented | Master Bicttarp,7 years of age. BY THE NION GUNBOAT FLAMBEAU, ~ _—_ ' MORTIFICATION OF THE CONFEDERATES | { iE RESULT OF SIEGR OF . = saa wer ttn ae ti A Pi EADELT ATA, “April 2 e Richmona Whig of, the'g1st’ hag’ been received here. Tt} states that aisquad SP clk oneéary peaeaint at 1,500 ‘mén, were adrati¢ing on, Ponto iS, on theJth, inst. Their advance guard}; was reported near theré that night, and as (he rebels’ were concentrating to resist theny an en-.j; gagcmentWwas imminent, {Pontotoc isin the northern part of the Stai¢ of Miss{ssippi, south. east of Molly Springs. Ep. Star.} Ape ‘The Charleston ;Courier. of, the 15th describes the attack by the Union @urmboat Fiambean: upon the wreck Of the Keokuk. While agide parties of rebels from, Morris Island were endeavoring to dismantle’her, they away by the fire pf the giinboat =, , The“Wilmington (N: ©.) Journat of the 13th inctantadmits With mortification that General Hill-has abandoned the seige-of W: aud the expedition has turhedout a failure, — » weredriven | INTERESTING 4FROM THE WEST. Camnonading at Snow H1ll,. —Thée Rebels Casemated Works at Warrenton Destroyed. Crnciynaty, April 2<The Gazettes Nash, | ville dispatch says: i , *-General Mitchell has iesued an order that all ; citizens must take the oath of allegiance within ten days,or go South. Six hundred citizens took the oath on the ud. Cannonading was heard in the direction ot Snow Hill. Thecause was not known. Our gun-boats destroyed the Rebel casemated | works at Warrenton, on their passage down, and now lay at anchor at Carthage, La. Gen. Grant bas gone there. Troops are moving in that direction, and hot work was expected scon. Gen. Carrington, sometime in command of the Department of Indiana, has been ordered to report to Gen. Burnside. Gen. Haskel suc- ceeds him. The gun-boats James Thompson and Clifion | will soon leaye this port for the seat of war. Gen. Burnside has issued an order forbidding the traffic in Rebel scrip in his Department. > ANTL-SLAVERY MOVEMENT IN TEN- NESSEE. NASHVILLE, April 2f—The Nashyille Union Club to-night, passed unanimously, a resolu. tion that slavery dishonors labor: smothers enterprise; is incompatible with intelligent, sound morality and the pexmanency of the Republic; that it prevents the development / of the resources of the State, drives ont the in- { dustrions, and lessens the free population of a free country. The resolution declares it shonid be abolished as soon as compatibie with the | safety of slayes and the interests of loyal masters. The club consists of five hnndred members. Military Affairs at Louisville. LOUISVILLE, April 23.—General Boyle re- turned and resumed his command this morn- ing. General Wright left for Cincinnati at noon, ee ag gaa ENTERIC EES Boseema AND ROOM! —Three or four gen- tiemen can be acccmmodated with Board and Rooms in a pleasant location; reference required, Apply at No, $23 8th street, north of the Patent Offiee. ap -3t™ SPECIALITY! SPECIALITY: Ss hy FELLOWS’ HALL! THE RUBSIAN WAR DI will be exbibited at $ o'clock Hl TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON i For Famtitzs asp Cuitsarm, Admission, % cents ; Children. 15 Genta. itt #128 OF SEBASTOPOL | B BARGAINS! ESf BROWN SUGAR, only 42's! cts.; Black THA, 75 cta.; bert Roasted Rio COPFER, 40 cts: Ground do., 25 cts, : best Gunpowder and Luperial Tea, only $1.33; choice smal! HAMS, bast in’mar- ket, 123. cts.; Stuart's SU@ARS, Pure articles and good weight and measure, STRAFFORD EVANS ap%-$t* _ 457 Ninth st., between D and ®, a ublished ans ir sale TAYLOR. 334 Pas avenue, H@MER’S CAVALRY; Its History, Manas nt and Uses in War, with iMustrations.’ Price, $5. 1 The Iprasions of the Grimea, by Kinglake. Vol. “Campaigns of 1962 and 1863. WiIELARDS’ HALL: GOTTSCHALK, The Celebrated Pitino Forts Vintnoso. . L. M. GOTTSOMALK, having returzed after exceedingly brilliant nd prospsrous Concert st of over She hundred nights, will ington TWO GRAND CONCERTS, On MONDAY and TUBSDAY EVENINGS, APRi, WTH axp Brx, ap t-lw American Vocalist. ' MISS LOUISA VIVIER. The Wonderfn! BRETTO BROTHBRS, Master Brrnakp.1i years of age «Vi ton Masical Direetu? and Oonduetor,8. BEHRENS, WASHINGTON, Arai 23, 1863.—The Mas- | ter Bakers of this city concluded to sell the | read, from to-day, at five cents per loaf. | By order of Jauus BrapY. President: ap 3-2" HENEY KOTTMAN, Secretary. ‘AT ODD FALLOWS' Waly, novel Artistic, Musical and Literary Batertain- | eee et ORROW BYANING. reap ide ofa Serine of PHANTASMAGOBIAL DIBSOLVING VIEWS, ELOQUENT PORTI RECITATIONS, together with « fine Bard of Music, ap 23-3t* ere AT THE EARNEST SOLICITATION \OF many friends in this city, I hereby respact- fully announte myself as ngendisate for the oftice of Surveyor of the city of Washington, subject to the action of the nominating econventien of the ; Cuconditional Union vo from the | of the United States in jt Penn. aven' tween Ith street T° etty et Washington, in said Distries, the ttels, : U., & MARSHAL’ SALE OF PRIZE GOODE, + In virtue of three writs, Nos. 2, 3and4, te: nued slerx’s office of ‘the Distriet Ocart and for the District of Co- 1 saJ] at public gale, for cath, ow ag St look. misad the Bey Gaels so oe! mz, a0' the eols ly occupied by John H. Clagett, situ. | following goods and chat Writ No. 2. The Sloop J 0. McCabe and Carzo, . Lot Beot Soles. lot Block and Rope, 4 Shotguns, lot Crackers, Back Avensis) \Amsrican Fisg, v 0. 3. 3 barrels Whisky, fracas wun” No, 4. 4 boxes ‘Assorted Gosds, lbag i Also, at 40’clock, I will sell is the Bleop J.C. Me- CH. BLIss, 0. &.. and Late Asst ¥ug’r in City Burvoyor's fice, Cabo and2 ances. ABD e ra 1 Sp 2-30" Gincinnati,Ohio.” | ap 94-4 BOTELER & » Auste, NOTICE —All ‘sons havi ievancet STEAMSHIP EMPI! AS ARRIVED FROM (Ry seainst trivomch on account o itrecularity Siew fork anda clocbag ing freight the emplores therein, will co; fer a favor by re- | ception of the! ‘the facta to me at once, in that the proper remedy 8 7 . J. BOWEN, Postmaster, | oA werminaton ity Post Office, April 9, 1963. | ROT CR On and after the 30th day of | fi April, ee oes of gieswroos Gometery will | ioved to No 405 F street north, between 6th and 7th streets west, neas the Post Ofize, > | sp 13-dtJunel ! ae i} B PRESENTS, H |b Seamer Handsomely bound, at | RBUSBELL'S, 525 Seventh street, / | ap 24-St Under Avenue House. RON-IAN DLED HATCHETS, TRON OLAWS, ing boxes. For eale by See eee vr euit tT SON B. RLVANG. AT RUSSKLL’S ROOKSTO! io HOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and Leon CaRbs, he best and gheapest. at 3 BU "8 Bookstore, Seventh street, AT RUBSELI'S Ah A r i Orr ie the oguutre ied it the Ming Catholic jooks ap2i-3t ¢ SEVENTH STREET, Bp 24-3t 20 cents per afi howeven to geriguely &9.tiat they may not be ; paired Sery speedily. Tx Orxns.—In consequence of the iliness mt Maccaterry Don’ Giovanni wae given last ‘gi ia place of La Juire. On account of the very vatavorable weather the house was not em well fliled as on previous nights, but those piceent were favored Sy a much better ren- drop of the piece than on its previous yepre- sentation The Don Jvan ot Amodio was a decided im- preyement vpon thai ot Saturday last, The he horse bas been in tho city but a ‘The very best ef reference given short time, Addresa "4. D.,’’ Btar Ofllce, ap t4.3t¢ Price BiH. t at on zy N, iT. ap 23-3t [Ghrow ais ata mee ' ean Blea 21. 5210 KK Nehakes CRIMEAN WAR.—The invasion | f the Cri: mean. i s origin and ac tof its Bro a8, down to the deste ot Lord agian; by ex, Wea, Kinglake, wrice @1,0. 4 Cawslry its Histor a jont and usbeyin What pabeben seg Dare yen, 4 ; ¥ ee PEILP &'BOLOMONB, ap 13-9 322 Connsylvania aven MBS. A. LLAR! By open on Satu if April 26th, “Re of S. ING LINER Y, i Intent Freuek si vies, at are No, 91 BRIDGE AURBBT. ve BARRELS co yunguy pees: 485 NINTH ‘REET. 2 J (le ue] Aaa a NMENT! " barrelfof old M > easaied at the corner of ' PRANK LENLIEM FRANK LESLIE’S i; PADYS MAGAZINE, ante son AND ‘GAZETTE OF FASHION, NAD Peat TTT? FAT IFT Réady for May.” 1g may ¥ x a Reasons why:every Lady should » pte 2 LADY'S MAGAZINE AND GAZETTE OF: FASHION,” aM - a ii @a ist, BECAUSE FT I@' THE BABLIEST chronicler Of the latest Parisian Fashions. 24, IT BAS ESTABLISHED AGENTS IN Pari#, Londen, and Berlin, who forward by every steamer the latest novelties in % advance of their publication in those cities, exclusively for this Magazine, 34, HAVING THE LABGEST BNGRAVING establishmentia this country, the Pub- lisher, possessés unequaled fasilities for tapidiy reproduciag Fashion Plates for our Magasine. 4th, THE COLORED STEEL ¥ASHION PLATE is double the size of the largest plate pub- lished im any other magazine. It conse- quently contains twice the number of models for dresses. Sth, THB FORTHCOMING MAY NUMBER OP Fravk Leslie's Lady’s Magazine contains 114 Fashion Plates, besides the Colored Bteel Plate, which isa larger number than is published in all the other American magazipes combined. 6th, THE MAY NUMBER CONTAINS A MAM- moth rock PaGs Bngraving, of life pic- tures of twenty-seven leaders of fashion | of the French Court. ith. BESIDES THE FASHIONS, A LARGE space is devoted to useful and ornamental Neediework, Braiding Patterns, Tales, Pcetry, Biographies, etc. THIS MAGAZINE I8 PUBLISHED IN advance of all others, and ¢an be kad at oli Booksellers and News Agents, sth, oth beautiful enxmeled cover printed in Colors, HUBBARD BROS., 7 IMPORTERS OF ARMY WATCHES, Nassau & Jouy Stress, Néiv You, are receiving a large importation of RAILWAY TIMEKEEPEXS, For Army Sperniation. The Army and Navy Gazette, of Philndeiphia, in ix its February number says: ‘This importation of the HusBAkbD Bros.,of New ork, 61/86 2088. H felt want, boing a handsome and serviceable Wate atanextremely low figure.” Superior in style and Sinish! Decidedly the most taking novelties out! Should retail at prieés from $2) te Seach. Good imitation of both gold and silver, with funcy colored Aands, and “rauteful dials, with superior regu- laied movement. 801d only by the cass of six of assorted designs, Mngraved and superior electro plated with gold, and silver. per case of six, Forrr- giGuT DoLians ($13). By innil, postage, $1,60 per per cane. MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS, ie RR BESS ROTIGS OF ME GHATS Iai Being a Hrating an Face, or Ladys or G Pe Waich Combined. wath Patents Bell Winding Lmprovement, ew York Illustrated , the leading pic- Pot ect iteet in its issue of Jan. 10th} on page 147 ,volunt ay leasing novelty,of which the Mvsparp Bros.,of New York, are the soie importers, It is called the Magic Time Ousenver, and is a Huat- ing and Open Face Watch combined. One of the peer eaty moat Soni renients and sosidediy she best and obeapest timepiece for general and reliable use pote Pet It has within it aadconnected with its machinery, its own winding attachment, rerder- ing akey entirely unnecessary, The cases of this Watch are composed of twa metals, the outer one being fine 16 carat geid. It has the impreved ruby actien lever movement, and is watranted an accurate timepiece.’’ Price, superbly engraved, r case of baif dozen, $94.00. Sample Watches, in neat morocco boxes, for those ing te buy at whol , $35. Lf semt by mailthe postage is ‘36 cents. tails at $100 and upwards. 7" We have no agents or circulars. rd bh ue direct, omering fom this adver- tisement. Cas, sent “C.0. D.” to only those that remit @2 or more to guarantee the pay- ment of the bi juyersin the Army must Fomit the whole amount in advance, as we cannot collect fromthem. Watches willbe sent by mail post free, upon receipt of price and ;&sefe and sure delivery guaranteed, ReGISTERED LetrERr, ONLY, ATOUR RISK! Addrese HUBBARD BROS, Importers, ap 22-6t Nassau & Jobn Streets, New York. Fo NEW YORK .—Steamship Empire will leave foot of High street, Georgetown, on Faereey 2 inst., at 12 m.,for New 01 York. ‘For froight e apply to, cen eee ee MORGAN & HIN BHART. a (Obren, & Int.) a R ARE CHANCB—FOR SA N LE. two HACKS, five HORSES and EBS, belonging to the United States Ho- tel. Also, the Stable attached to the hotel: tolet, The party pecchasing can have the exclu- sive patronage of the hotel and can do ‘Spot dus- ness. For particulars apply at the office of the botel, ap 2 st" Curae PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, 4 BY THE “OLD BLACB STAR” LINE PACKETS, BaiLin@ ON tHE StH anD 24TH oF Eacn Monte. PASSAGE THROUGH FROM LIVERPOOL TO WASBINGTON at low rates. Drafts for £1 and wpwartds on Royal: eas London and Liverpool. PP IN BA IN & CO. Naw York; aera we eOOTE ap 23-30" Herndon’s Express, Washington. @QHOW-CasE FOR SALE.—We have for sale a SO large Bho eae iene Hafoe Salers ot hat i lags Side axing. More, Alto. \ lobo! aig” BOTELEM & BON, Bp 22-3t 315, Iron Hall, Pa. avenue. ROF. CORBYN, VETERINARY SURGEON. Office—8. C. & E. Wroe’s Stables, G street, b tween ith and 18th ats, ap 221w* j PBOboBALS WILL BE RECKIVED BY THE undersigned Qoismissioners for the exte: of the Northern ‘et House for the Uarpenters’ Work, ie rand Hardware nece! rthe anes ion of the extension of said m; ‘house until Wednesday vext, at J? o’clock m. The plané and speciiications may be seen at the } office of J.C, Harkness, No. 330 New York ay Due, between the hours “foun ad ap 2-1w [Intel. 1 yypuses WAS SOLD AT Auction in Jannary last a box of a: ters’ tools; in ssid box were 4 hotographs. ¢ purchaser of said box will con- ra great favor by Waving them at the Star @f- fice. 79 ap 2) st™ M=tTaBy Goons, oWALL STEPHENS & 0O., 322 Paxxeri vaste 71 Offer the largest assortme: 6. a {ng all qualities used noes city, oabe roleeet miuicsae on FORA Veena PoGutEaUt Sn, $150 REMAND mate ee i oeteaE, LN Pesala ie, x 5 sas nes BE: tte face fo Tous era Pree rd ais i 5 fot 10 inches high: Se nage THE MAY NUMBER I8 Is8UBD IN A | ys: We have been | NOT 90. The account in the Washington correspon- : dence oi the Philadelphia Inquirer of the cir- { cumstances attending the recent arrest of Rev. oe. Martin, of Prince George's: county, mud ' Family, (first made known thrdugh the Sfa?, | turnout te be incorrect.in twoor Uree par-. | ticulars, Thus, the asgest was made, as we | stated, by a sma détaéhitnent ofGen, Heintzle- n’s Cayalry, under cemMang of a captain of af.” The Were feprésentationt that inS daughters conductéa themselves ineF Whéi rested, i vGen. Heintzeiman’s head- unfounded. They displayed throughout the (to them) so trying ordeal such } modes'y And enfire, decor usm, &, became their Pos:tion in life as delicwe and refined ladies. } The same artigle-im thesinqaieer perporting ive the particulars of the arrest: of the Ad- ns, on Chatgé of vormimunicating informa- tion to the enemy, ieGindorrect im designating Anthony Addison ss ¢hiet clorWinthe Pension Odice.. HonsWm. Helmick, ex-member from |, Obioy fills that position. Anthony Addison is & clerk in the Census Bitreattyaiid has not been under arrest P.S.—Owing to the fact Mat the wite of the Rey. Mr. Martin is now jaying in the last stage. of consumption, and if the family be now sent beyond the lines she prill be wholly without attendance, the Secretary of War has humare- ly accepted bail for the future good behavior of Martin and his family and reatored them to their homes, where they will remain for the present, under surveillance of course. OF PRISONERS. The refugees who came up on the steamer * Croton” day befere yesterday, had their tinal examination at the Provost Marshal's office this morning. All were released upon taking the oath of allegiance to the United States, with a provision that they should remain south ot j Baltimore during thé war, excepting Morris Lynch, wife and two children. It was shows that Lynch resided at Alex- j andria at the breaking out ef the rebellion, and listed in the “Emmeti (ruards,” a rebel organ- ization, in which he seryed for fifteen months, Tiring of soldier life, he applied to the British | consulat Richmond, and obtained his discharge, j As he yoluntarily entered the rebel service, } it was decided that he should be compelled | to remain with them, and he, with his family, will be sent South to-morrow. | Drciatoy.—Tke Commiseioner of Internal Revenue has decided that, as by proviso to Sec. 75, buflion in the manufacture of silver ware is not regarded as a manufacture within the meaning of the act, the manufacturer of silver ware may, in making his returas to the ssor, deduct from actual sales the current yalue of bullion used in making the various ticles embraced in his sales; and Sec. 29 of the Act of March 3d, by pronouncing that sil- yer bullion rolled or prepared exclusively for | platers’ use shail bz exempt from taxation, al- lowes the manutacturer of plated ware, in j making his returns, in like manner to deduct the current value of the “rolled or prepared” silver used in the production of his wares, be- fore the tax is aesessed thereon. The Commissioner has also decided that all persons acting as attorneys in the precentation and collection of claims against the Goyern- ment, muet take ont license as claim agents. A license as lswyer wifl not cover that prac- tice. GENERAL FosTER avTrr THE REBELS —A letter received in Boston from Newbern, April Ivth, states that General Foster, with all the troops from Newbern, except the Massachn- setts Forty-fifth, had gone across theriver, and Was about to startin pursuit of General Hill. It was feared, however, that he would not be Able toovertake the rebel General, as he had twenty-four hours’ start, . @7 The success of the cavulry reconnoisances sent out from our armies is becoming as marked as those of the Rebels used to be. A detachinent sent into Piketon, Kentucky, a few days since, captured seventeen Rebel officers and sixty-one privates, with their horses and arms. At the same time another sconting party captured a Rebel Captain and twelve privates. National Loan.—Subscriptions yesterday to the Nutional Loan, at Jay Cooke & Co.'s, amounted to $1,215,350. TELEGRAPHIC. peatesie te od IMPOR TANT FROM THE SOU THWEST peuetierSaper oe SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION OF GEN. REY- NOLDS, en NUMBER’ OF CONFEDERATE PRI NERS, TWO RAILROAD TRAINS AND 4 TBALN OF WAGONS CAPTURED. ease reek baal THB REBELS EXPEC? AN IMMEDIATE AT- a TACK UPON VICKSBURG. i cacegetet MUR¥YREESRORO’, April 24,—Refugees re- lieved from eppression at McMinnville by a highly suecessful expedition by Gen. Rey- molds, have arrived at Readyville. Gen. Hazen telegraphs that: Gen.. Reynolds took the town, capturing two railroad trains and a train of wagons. Among the number of pris- oners takeg was Mrs. John Morgan, The expedition has more important results @s affecting the situation than those named. The Chattanooga Rebel of the 19th inst., says dispatches from Jackson of the 17th, have been received, saying in substance that an early at- tack is to be made on’ Vicksburg from opposite and below the-city,; and for that “purpose the Federals Hhif passed eight boats on the night previous, ; F Later dispatches intimate that the rebels ex- pect Grant to make demonstrations south from Corinth at the same time. ST ARRIVAL FROM BERMUDA. HALivax, April 2%+-Thessteamer Delta, from St.Thomas, on the 14th, has arrived-via Bermuda, eae pra. o A Danish Brig landed at St, Croix on the 12th inst., the crew of the following vessels cap. tured’ by “the rebel pirate’ Florida: The ship Star of Peace; the bark Lapwing, of New York, from Boston for Batavia, captured March 27th, in lat. 31, long. 38..\E'wo guns and eighteen men were put aboard of her by the Florida, The bark M.-J. Ooleord, 6f New York, cap> tuxed March 30th, lat, 25, long. 33. It is not rt did was hurat 3 ‘ete isha “ive men 0} ie crew ship Star of Peach Rel nied ‘Oh the Florida. Three boys were taken from the Lapwing. In the care of, the Golcord, they parted company. She was directed to. meet. the Florida on the line in longitude 29. CHASE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER, New York, April 24.—-The U.S. bark Vol- tigner, from Port Royal, has arrived. She saw, on the 14fh inst., off Frying ‘Pan shoals, a British steamer, a blockade runner, with a U. §. steamer about four miles astern in chase. The steamer Dudley Buck, trom Newbern onthe ist, confirms the réport that Gengal Foster had left for Washington with reinforce- jaents: oe aa : baw The, bark John Griffin, trom Cardenss w: bolded pn the 10th inst. off Doublesteaded Shot Keys by a boat trom the wrecked steamer Marion, and took from her a mate and. twenty, three of her crew. T: teamer is @ total loss. Part of her cargo was saved {n a damaged conditinn. Baiv 4 2 +7ad gt rg NDS Spot wo Wheodis hey passige Oxi the 26th of Marcil, ‘aad that SiGe: them had gene to pieces. The carge of the ether will be saved. “horse, 5: ashore in“Purtts island ‘| “FROM STiiLOUIs. MILITIA CALLED O€T TO PREVENT “KIDNAPPING OF NRGRORS, Sr. Loors, April 91.—Governor Gambie hay called four regiments of the State militia inte active serviéé for tirty days, in consequouee of extensive kidnapping in the yicinity, TH: Gen. Curtis has issued aworder-that none. . groés be permitted to be taken from the ‘city withont'a ‘special permit granted by Provost — Ma rshals, “RETURN OF A EVGITIVE. Boston, April @.—Tbomas Sums, the fugiters slave returned fromsgre toslayery some yaars ce, arrived back to-day, having escaped m the rebels at Vieksburg. THE BROADWAY RATLROAD. NEw York, April 24.—An injnaction wag laid on the Broadway Railroad last evening, and the work ent was suspended. LOCAL NEWs: C riarty, indicted for, keeping @ disorderly and bawdy honse on Third sirect, aear Maryiana avenue, was placed on trial and touud guilty of keeping a disorderly house, and not guilty us to keeping a bawdy houses Ja xgew of her having, been im jail ten weeksy Judge Fisher im, the lighter sentence of fifteen days ia jail upon her. . John O'Connor, charged with stealing a a and bridle from W. R. Stratton, was found not guilty. Wn. eS colored, indicted for steal- ing (not Geer, 6 ifimortal William, but? $05 from Mrs. R..S. Hagricon, was acquitted. A pardon was recéi from the idea for Samuel Van Horn, “th Pennsylvania regi- ment, who" wae convicted @ fow days since of grand farceny, and sentenced to the penitea- tiary at Albany for one y: tion that he immediately rejoin regiment and serve ont his term of service. The pardon is granted on the recommendation of Judges Cartter, Olia and Fisher. District Attorney Carrington entered a noule pros. in the case of George T. Becker, who is charged with forgery and passing counterfeit Money. Mr. ©. stated that he had received a teeling letter from Becker, urging him to this course; and as Becker had been convicted at the last term of the court, on a similar charge, and sentenced to the penitentiary for three years, he had no hesitancy in granting his Teg uest. Becker states that in the commission of the crime he was made the tool of others. eee gett se Finat District REGIMENT,— Under the law general order of the War Department relative toallsnch cases, the First trict regiment, stationed at Alexandria, on account of the thin condition of its ranks, has been reduced toa batiallion ef four companies, with Lieut. Col. Lem. Towers in command. Bythe reduction to @ battalion, five captains and the same number of first and second lieutenants respectively are to be mustered out of service. This regiment was for a iuong time guarding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between this city ana Contee’s Station, and went thence io the valle, of Virginia atter Stonewall Jackson's advance upon General Banks, and were sb- sequently engaged in the battle of Ohvat Mountain, where they were said to haye borne themselves creditably. Since the battle of Antietam and the reoccupation of the former lines on the south side of the Potomac, the regi- ment bas mostiy been acting as provost guard ut Alexandria and vicinity. The Major, C.J. Morrison, tendered his Tesiznation sever days since, and it has been a pted. oo ee ge ATTEMPT TO.SWINPLE THE GoVERNMENT.— Yesterday afternoon, officer Burch, of the Fourth Ward, arrested M. W. Lock, ex-captain of the New York 12th regiment yolunteers, for attempting to swindle the Government. The case was laid befere Justice Queen, when the evidence showed that Lock had Assisted in raising a company in Lockport, and atter the company was in seryice a considerable time, Lock made a claim for over $100 for expenses incurred by him for provisioning and trans- portation ef the men while they were recruit- ing. The papers were made out, with the youchers of merchants and others in Lockport, and Lock swore to the signatures as genuine. The Government agent wrote to the merchants, and ascertained that Lock got nothing from them for which he paid, the expenses of raising the company having been paid by the citizens of Lockport. Justice Queen sent Lock to jul for court, in default of $1,000 bail. —_—— LATEST QUOTATION8—W ASHINGTON Mow- RY Maggwer.—Furnished*y Lewis Johnsoa & Co., Bankers. Baying. Selling. uartermasters’ ew Certificates. ‘Washington Corp. U.S. Demand Notes. American Gold, American Silger. NEW YORE oe Coupon 6's, 1881, 106; 7-30's, 105%; Demaads, upon 6's, 5 7-30"s, 105%; mani 151; Gold, 1514a151. SS ———— DisMissEep.—Yesterday afternoon, at fiy+ o'clock, the further hearing of the case of the United States ys. Margaret Weinholtz, charged with keeping a bawdy house, was had before Justice Ferguson. The Justice received the evidence of seyeral respectable citizens, show- ing the reputation of Mrs. Weinholtz to be un- sullied. The Justice dismissed the case, be- lieving that Mrs. Weinholtz been imposed uisa Lamont, Spon by Louisa Lamont. Mrs. Cameron and her danghter, Virginia Myers, haye been made to leave the ‘louse. COMMITTED TO THE OLp CariToL.—Jeha W. Scott, Pierre C. Dugan, Simon J. Camp, and Arthur ©. Evans, were brought to the city yesterday and committed to the Olid Capitol prison yesterday afternoon. Scott, Dugan, and Samp are to be held until the resnit of their court-martial, on @ charge of treason, is made known. \Arthur C. Evans claims to be @ British subject. An examination will be ‘had immediately, and if the claim is established he will, of course, be released. Lieutenant A. D. Payne, Fourth Virginia cavalry, was brought into this city yesterday, and also committed te the Old Capitol prison. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN, [Correspondence Evening Star.} GEoRGETOWY, D. U., April MH. 1 learn that a few daysagoa partyof soldiers found secreted in the woods near Seneca Oreek, Ma., thirteen boxes of contraband goods, con- ig all kinds of little necessaries -uitable for Dixie. They were in charge of two Jews, well dressed and remarkably courteous and leasant, They also captured three or four jed soldiers in thesame neighborhood, One éressed in a United States uniform claimed to belong to an Indiana regiment, and tried to play ¢} »” and juently asserted that he was ‘2 of age. © goods ahd prisoners ar- rive pee yesterday, and will be turned over Baker. to . 5 Tt is still raining, but as the Potomac is not much fuller, if any, than it was yesterday, we may escape @ freshet; but if the rain has been general, We c&n scarcely hope to ft off so well. The arrivals by river since my last are as fol- lows: jooner Alexena, Parker, Port De- posite, Iamber to E. Pickrell; Schooner Sas- a Myers, Baltimore, bricks to Ji ‘ollins; barge Catherine Ann, Baker, Belle Plain. army stores; fs ernment; to 40, barge Thon. J. Teac 05 ,. sas tay dae dle, do., hay dle, Philadel lace, Trible, j. Hatehinsipeensmner Rough a heady, pj. Ha inson; an iy White, Alexandria, 15,000 fis to J. A. Knight: two small boats from Little Falls, 5,000 fish te sam 2. 4 arted by river.—Schoener Jas. E. Price, , Baltimore, corn to M. Young; schooner Hoam,. Ward, -Washingto: W. Sanders, Aldridge, Ale W.'W. Frazier, a barge Star, Oavalier, Aq uta Creek; ‘and Ann, Brooks, Belle Plain; Demares} ines, . , jofWachingesa Gas Oe "i adh ae eae de 8 ed—Scow 291; bolts Olivér Boley aad. tions ss —— ‘s. Oe. 6; tumber, pine, 325 per M; 86.0; ground, $10, herring, $i@ per huadred. w CrruraL Count, duda Fisher.—Mary Mo. + ! | Ne ¥ 5 “y ® | | }