Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1863, Page 2

: : EX 1 THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON OITY: JUN 16, 1868. © @7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SHE OUTSIDER FOR INTERSTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MAT?ER. EXTRA. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. {amportant Official Report from Gen. Milroy. Shs TRE OTTER WORKS AT WINCHESTER CAR RIFD BY STORM ON SUNDAY RYENING. ee MILKOY SPIKES iiS GUNS AND MOVES OFF IX THE NIGHT. ae TERRIBLE FIGHT BETWEEN WINCHESTER AND HARPER'S FERRY. sees Ss HE CUTS HIS WAY THROUGH, pectin oo stated Wasuincron, June 16.—The following offi- ciad telegram trom Maj. Gen, “Lilroy. at Win- chester, has been received : “Tam in with the greater partof my command: The fortifications at Winchester were invested by about 15,000 rebels and 20 pieces of artillery. ‘Lhey carried my outer works by storm, about six o'clock on Sunday evening. Ispiked all my @uas Sunday evening, and left with the wholsof my command at one o'clock Monday morning, bringing all the horses of my srullery and WwAgens, bat was interrupted by an over- whelmiug forco with artillery four miles tnis side of Winchesier, on the Martinsburg road, and alter a throush. We were pursned by a large cav- alry foree, who picked up numbers of my weary bo: Think my less wil! not exceed two thousand in kilied, wounded and oners.” THE INVASION CF The tw! mction o: a tight two les north of Green- tebels are entering the columns and moving upon turee —Cove Mountain and M: cersburg, Chambersburg and Gettysburg, and Waynesboro’. If this isso, the rebel force in- ng the State musi be cousiderable, or they ely dare io make advances in so Widely different directions, and place between them the mountains which ¢ sbounding in that section of country. Mercersburg is nine miles west of Greeneastle, aud Cove Moun- | tam being the same distance southwest of the iirst named place, it is prohable that the rebels entered the State at ihree different points, anc that they did not diverge at Greencastle, for Waynesboro’, (in which direction another col- i umn is said to have gone,) is over ten miles Sonthers* of the former place. Judging from their movements thus far de- veloped, the object of the invading force is to damage three points, viz: Harrisburg, the Capitol cf the State; the Northern Central Hroac. abont Hanover Junction or York, Sud the Pennsyivania Central, at or near New Hemiton or Mount Union, Huntingdon coan- ty. We presume, of coursa, that the Cum- berlaad Valley Railroad, from Chambersburg to Huerisburg, and the road from Gettysburg to Hanover Junction (on the Northern Central) will be destroyed, to prevent their being used by the Rebels; and tis being tho case, they have taken the nearcst and best roxtes to the several points indicatad. j From Mercersburg to New Hamilton is 10 miles, over good turnpike and@ other roads, and throagh ths rich ceunties of Franklin and Huntingdon, and an immense amount of dam- age cowd b one here to the large furnuces <8 in the vicinity. Frem Chambersburg to Harrisburg is over fifty mies, and this is probably the next neurest point (o the Pennsylvania railroad, and the capture of this city would be of more import auce from the act that communication by rail With the northern se n of the State could ba here severed by the cutting of the Northern Centrai radroud, which pa: Tough it. dispaich was received this morning castie, Pa., and that the State report dad vance of the repels £ them of. Shinpenstéurg is betw a Carlitla, and this n io indicate an ady fast referred to. The cther direction said tohave been taken by the rebels—via Geltysburg—wonld indicate that they reach the Northern C rai "ugiborhood of jon from that di- The distance from turupike is about thi on the tat the poi in, Harrisburg an these points would be inya- ding force inost probably megve to the rich fleide and store-houses of Lancs county; buta deter made at Wrightsville. 2 Were & crossing couid ba effect uw here 2 mile anda qu struction ot the magn: iz it would bring the rebels toa stang-siill, for the river is fordabie nowhere iu the neighborhood: aud cannon planted upon the high hills on the Laacasier county side would deal swift death azal destruction upon any parties atiempling lo lay bridges or eff croselng in any other way. In fact, thero are high hills allatong ths east bavk of the Susquehanna between Harric- burg and the Maryland line, wh could pre- veni Any passage by aa enemy’s force, at least undil icient army could be raised to repei 2 ia *n Chambers- nformation would e im the di » Fiver | er wide, and the de- cent bridge spanning i aders. ‘fhe movemen‘s of the Rebels in Pennsylva- nia would zeem to indicate their purpose to purew the routes above designated and while shoy May meet with repulses, and their pro- | gress be retarced at various points, there is nO point we imagine, where an affective check * ern be given to their protrees except upon the Banks of the Susquehanna. (our impression i¢ “hat the invading force ooonists thus far only of cavalry, mounted in- tantry (Acting asscouts and for other infantry purposes or emergency. being & feature of reb- 22 parties) and light artillery and tha: yacion is nothing more or less thanacav- raid on a large ecale. tine tr atr IB SIBGE OF VICKSECRE, TroiGcial telegrams from Haines’ Biuff to the luth instant (Wednesday last) have been recetved. They represent that there has been no material change in affairs there. Our lines around the enemy aro gradually being con- tracted. Tbe late rains haveimproved the con- dition of the army and the navigation of the Yazoo. About 6,000 of Kirby Smith’s forces are re- ported to have come up the Washita river and wero making demonstrations on the Lousiana ” eide of the river. Our troops at Millixen’s Bend haye been re- inforced. Fobaston is stil receiving reinforcements | frcm the East, and preparing to move forward, we” Yesterday, in noticing the arrival in this city of Gen. Sickles’ Adjutant General, en route to the fleid, the name of the officer got into the paper as Lieut Col. O. H. Yost, instead ot O. © Hart. gv See first page tor interesting details con- cerning Confederate movements in the Valley sperate fizht of twe hours, got | | 5,000 men without delay, and the genarat com- | on tha envelo; | amount in words.) THE MOVERENTS OF THE ——~>_-— | The Rebeisin Ferce in Maryiand—Three Coinmins Marching inte Pennsylvania— Chambersburg Occupied by Phom—Fhe Feoplo ef the North Aroused—Pho Leyat States t» the Rescue—Prompt Measures Taken te Stay the Tide ef Invasion. ————.—__ -—- ‘ GENERAL MILROY RHACHEA HARPER'S PEERY. Hanrer's Feery, June 15 —Gen. Milroy hasmads 2 gailantescape from Winchester, { He wae completely surrona ted, but cus his | Way through with a lose of only about two thousand men. He inflicted great damage io | the enemy. Gen. Tyler, f:om Martinssurg, has alsoar- | Tived here. This place will be able to hold | out. The rebels are commanded bs (enerais | Ewell, Evans, and Rhodes. Th+ s:ination, | though apparently gicomy, is reaily enconr- | aging. ‘ | THY RUBELS MAROHING INTO PENNE TUVANIA { IN THRES COLUMNS. CHAMBaBReEURG, June 15.--Lieut. Palmer | bas just returned io this place. me had to | fight his way out two miles this sido of Green- | astie. He reo: the enemy advaxciag in i | thres columns; one towards Waynesboro’ and | i Gettysburg, one direct to Chambersburr, and { | ona towards Mercersburg sad Cave Mown- tains. 1: is not known whether thay will pro- | ceed in short columns or concentrate. A large fire is now seen in the diraction of Greencastle. Lieut. Palmer reports the column at Graen- castle to be about 5.40 strong, principally cay- airy, supported by infantry and artillery. CHAMBRE 2 OCE GORY THS REBBLS. HAERISBURG, June 15.—The rebels entered Chambersburg at nine o’cloe! night, HABRISBURG,JUne 15. — To the Assaciated Press. Thé telegraph operator left Chambersburg at 9 o’clock to-night, some time after ths Rebels had entered the town. His instruments are now in operation four miles east of Chambers- burg, at Scotland Bridge. A. G. Crnrtix. GENERAL CADWALUADER RECTESTED Go TO To PHILADELPitIa. PaAILADELPHIA, June to.—The p; igene cf this city have telegraphed Geo. Cadwalader, now a: Washington, ing him to obtuin auth ty to Philadelphia a petitioners regarding him as am cTisis. ; TNENEWY AimaNy REBEL ARMY. | it for the » cailing He « ers ad has 1 of the ly. at taken steps for a rapid crgani militia. . Gen, Sandtord telegraphs he cen bring ont manding the tth divis. promises A drait is to bo made under the State Inve te £1 up to their imum number all regiments in thy Slate, and from these tao 20,000 will be su ied. They are called Bpou iv serve Six months, And wil! be credited to the State as three rsmen under the im eta serve Withont | THE NEW YORE SEVENTH IN THE FIELD. Puilavet. June 15.—The New York i th kaye offered es to aid in res: ion of Peun yanis, and haye | been accepted. They expec: to leave for Ha risburg to-me:rrow. MASSACHUSETTS MITITIA TO BE CALLED ONT. Naw YORK, June i5.-Governor Andrew, | who is here, bas tendercd to the Government | he services of wil the vvailable Mas a, including the recen 3d and 6th regiments. It is understood thatall the Ne militia regiments have been ordere:i of war. chusetis | ly returned 44th Yor city to the seat wAzas CALL von TROOrEe CINCINNATI, June 15.—Governor Tod izsued @ proclaum:tion calling cut tm and volunteers for tha de: in dccordauce with the F: uon. BUBPEXSIC Crxcrse + NOx aud HAERIast Es. excitement is iv the day has . Goveraor’s D. je deeds and portrait record Governor is in ea ot the ab [sm WASHINGTON CRICKET CuUB—A { nesting of th. 7O MCRKO t on the lar business to be f the President transacted, RD, Treas. and Sec _ Navy DavartMenr, 2 Buirav of Yerds and Sune Ui, 1853.5 BALBD Paovorats for eacit clasa seperataly en “Propocala tor Class No. (name the ¢lags) for the pay) the va: will be te- untii noon on July next. for turnishing and 4oli Vy yards zamed the mate; eles embraced in printed schedules: furnished en application requested to persons dasiri for any or all of the class-s namod therein. by the commendants of the several navy yaria, for the classes for the yards under their command, or by the navy Gey ufsrcst thereto, or by the bureau for any or all of the yards To preveni confusion o: affers, no bid will be for more thamone yard in one ¢ individual of # firm must rigu act. Bidders are hereby cn Rotified that their offers hereinafter prescribed. an: reach their destination > ¢ receiving them; no /i4 shall Le reerived afters the perio ance will be made for tarlures af ih. niail To gaard agaiant offers being op-ned before the time appointed, bhidvra aro requ-sted to endorse , above tho address and draw aline under the endorsement, tius: * Proposals for Class No (name tae class)for the Navy- Yard at (name the vard).? | To the Chief of the Burexa of Yarda an’ Docks. | Waskizgton. D.C. | Form of Ofe. j __ (Bere date the offer.) signed. (here insert the name or nawes athe tirm who dic uf (name the town) in the State of (name the ptaie) hereby offer to furnish under your advertisement dated (date of adveitizement,) and -2¥ieet to all the sequice- ments of th moe,and of the printed schedule to which it refers, all the articles embraced ia Ciasa No. (name the ciacs or classes) for the navy-yard at (name the yard,) according to said schedule, vi/: (here paste on the printed oiass from the scheduls and opposite each article set the price aad carry outthe amount inthe colamns for dollars snd conte. and foot uptke agzregate amount cf the bid for the <iass) amounting to (here write the i mistales im sealing the ed whe contains classes pe: 30d each the bid and con- ed aud particularly ust be in the form mailed is time to | the = me sxpiroes for stfered which and noaliow- | g te b Should my (or our) offer be accepted I (or we) re- quest the ccntract may be prepared gnd sentto the | &: agency) for aicaature | ‘ Bavy agent at (nane the and certificate. Aud I (or we) b-reby declarethat the above offeris made in strict conformity in every particular with the law approved March 31, 1888, section 2d, hereim quoted. Extroc: from laws af te United States. See. 14. Bndor tt furtin enacted, That no econ- tractor order, or guy inte:est therein, eaa'l be trausferred by the party or parties to whom srch con ract or order may be given to any other party | oF parties, and that any euch ‘er shall cause | the annulment of the contract or order trans- | Jerred so far the United States are couceroed: Provided, That all the Hy be) of action are hereb: reserved to the United Btates for any breach suck contract by the contracting party or parti Se. And Le it further naced. That whenever | any contractor for subsistence clothing, arns,am- | menition, munitions otyer. and for every deserip- tion of supplies for the Arh:y or Navy of tho United Stores sha found guilty bye court-murtial of | fraud or willful neglect cf duty, he shali he pu ished hy fine. imprisonment, or sush other pam ae tee gout mart ye a son contrast to farnlah ou; kind or description for the Army or | Rang ae chat femesaeta pets etait < or naval fo: a ic which he shalt turnieh said ani be to comtract 10 the 2. And be tt further rrsowwed, That the chief of Ta oo He ike of any pet lies, be at liberty to reject any person who, as principad or surety, ‘ | yard,and be in al ree: ; in that caro | notified by le*tar through the port office, which ASA eee | clasa d,Co | hair, | classé No. 11, Tron’iron nails a | last No. 27, Anthracite e beor a 4: faniter 1a say previnns contract with ; nor partice who hav; oc wuretios in any former cog. a6 satoties on Sthee Cobealarpe| por shail the copartners of aay firm b: rec: sureties for cach Grm.6e for cach other; woe i i H i i con’ with arce:; hai oBe con. creep coutesct shall require the, delivers ote every con’ require the vere of @ rosettied iantity, wad'ro bids hevicg covalaal of Betithona be considered. Fhe more than One be offered by serene parts, hyor im the oot hia ortheir clerk, pertaar, srother a . 88 each bids may be rejec* st; andne per ron te received av a contractor whois note mapufscturer of, or reguler dea'er in. tha articics whith he cifers to supply. who has nota license as euch mauefactcrer cr deaiec. And sli persome 9} foring. bids shail hare the right to be present when the bids are opened and inapact the sams, Approved March 21, 1858. (Here the bitder or’bidders and ea-a member of the firm to in a : vert of Crea tae. Pho pnd -reigaed. ‘one of guarantor, of (name the town,) and State of(oame the state} and(name of second guarantor, & hereby undartata th. the sper: named if ‘he ae ea bidd. willif bie (or their) offers as above be ac: enter into contract with the United tats th. days after thy date of notice, throug the post office, of the acceptauce of his (or tic:r) offer be- forse mentioned, And we heraby isclare that neither cf us bave been cafaulters ia any contract | previously made with the Navy Department. { Witness : Signatures of guarantors ) - I certifiy that the aboveramed (here nam- the guarantors) are known tome tu be cood entre. sponsibie guarantorr im this case, and thai the aleve declarations of the guaramtors to this offar | are. to the beet of my Knowledge and belief, true | azd rejiable, vee (Bignature.) To be signed by the district judge, distrietattor Dey, cellector, navy agent, OF 8ome person known | the bureat'to he responsible. i eet ‘The schedule will state the times within which | articles wil! be reqnired te bedeilvered ; und whers the printed sabedule is not used. tne perinds stated in t for deliveries must be copied in the bids. AL! the articles which may bs contracted fur must be delivered at sach place or places, including drayage end car’ to the place where used within the Bevy yards, Feapectively, for whic the offer is made. ax may be directed by the commanding officer therao?: anc all otber things being equ: reference will be giver to American manufacture. O article will be received aftor the expiration of the period +pscitied in the schedules for the completion of deliveries unless cially anthor- ; ized by the Department. In com ing the clasaas, ‘$20 price stated in the coluran of prices will be tze | standard. and the aggrecate of the class willbe | carried ont aceording to tne prices atatod. | tho articlos urder the contract mut baof | the beet auality, delivered ir good order, free of { all an rge or expanse to the Govern- | ery, and subject to the inaper ion, OF measurement of th- said navy cts satisfactory to me ie commandsn‘ thereof Bidders are reforredito yara for plans, xpecifeations, or sa: iurtber descriptions of the art! x0! they may desire, When bidders shall be in doubt as to the presise articles named in the soheduin, thay will apply to the commanding officer ofthe navy yard and rot to ie for deserip tion of the article or articlesin doubt, whicn iver mation the said officer will givein writi Approved sureties in tho fall amount of tract be required, and twonty per centum sa additioua! cecurity deducteo from each payment | until the cortract shall have been compisted or cCeacelied leas otherwisa anthorized by the Da- | and eighty per contum of the smornt all deliveriy4 made will be paid by th: Navy Ax: i is in tea days after warcanis for the s3il have been passed by the Secretary of 8: eon- | Bame the Treasury. J No part of tle per centum reserved is to be paid until al! the rejected articles offered uncer tha contract shall have been ramoved from the yard, unless specially authorizes by the Department, At will be stipulated in the contract, that if d fault ehall be made by the parties of ke {i in delivering all or any of the articles m any class bid for, of the qnality andsa| and places above provided, then nna the said parties will forfeit and pay to th Stateaa anm of money not to exceed twi% e amount of such ciasa; which may bs recovered, from time to time, uccording to the act of Congress | covidéd approved M-reh 3, 1213 ‘The sureties must sico the contract, and their esponsibility cortited to by aNavy Agent, Col- | Ieetor. Bistrict Attorney, Gierk of the Dintrict | Court, or some other pergon satisfactorily knowo~ to the bursau, a ; . j It is to be provided im the contract that the | boresu shal! have the power of annulling the con- tract, without loss or damageto the Government, in case Congrera shall not have made suflicient ap propriaticna for the articles named, or for the completien of werks estimated for, and on which this advertisement is based x Persons whose oferashall be sccepted will be nc tice slall be considered saficivnt; and if they do notenter into contract for the supplies specified within ten days from the date of notics from the | Buresa of the acceptance of their bid, a contract will be :aade with gome other person or parsons, and the guarantors of such defaulting bidders will be held responsible foraildelinquencies, _ All offers not inade in sirsst conformity with this | advertisemeni will, at the option of the baruan,be | Tajected. ‘thone only whoge offera may bo accepted wil! be Botiled. aid contractewill be ready for execution as soen thereafter as maY be practicable. 3 race, 3 8, hair and pls 9. Gravel and d Spikes; class» 3 class No. HP: glass; clace No. 16 Hardware; class No ipchand btati No 24 Spe Tron castings; « Anthracite ¢o ayers clan . Biuminoux | lerk gad carpent 3¥ Porter's bouse, FOR ORDNANCE TIMBER SHED. inka by Brick#: clara Li. 9 : class 1. White ase No.t, White pine, spruce, 3c class No. 7. . bair,and plas No. 8. Cement; class No.9. Gravel and sand: class yi on, iton nails, and epikes; class No. i2 io. 13. Pig iron; class No. 14. Files; and glass; class No. 15 Hardware; ciass No. » wood: clase No 2), ender, clans No packing, ani cating oilay class Anthracite coal: class ! coal; class No. 30. ai-Bit Broad top coal, aud Pictou: clas Tinning and “lating: eiass B. Copper gutters: ss C, Sashes; class D, Btesin hammer; class B, For built ing joiner’a shop, ORDNANCR STORE, BOSTON. Clase P, Bricks; clans G, Bton: class G, Oak and ip chandlery btalionery: class yaul straw:c hard wood, timber and Inmer; ‘clase 1, Northern + hard pine, white pine, and spruce, vimberand lum ber; class J, Lime and plaster; clase K. Ge t class L, Gravel and aandi clase 9 2. iron spikes, ud nails; clase N, slating and ming; class 0, Coppering; Pandoils, ciass Q, Pig n; class wey hair, and. plas No.9. Gravel aud sai ° 16. Ship ¢ 4 No Provend Relting, paeking, and andlubriestin: oils; ela pip &c.3 class No. Au cl I vg anthrac . cost: class No -bituminous Broad Top ‘oul: eluns No H clase AL Hose ca class C, Foundr: -_ FOR ORD Class D. White pine, & class F, claws HL on Lubin serews; cl P. Paint U, Stationery. PHILADELPHIA Class No. 1. Bricks; clase No.2 5. Oak and hurd wood; class Juniper, and cypress; ¢ and plaster, class No.'9. 12. Bteel: clase No. 4. F oile. and class; » No. 16. 24. Bperm bitum:nous Broad Top coal; ‘clase No. 31. Copper and composition nails; claws'A, Extension of joie: | shop; clans B, Extension of store house. NAVAL ASYLUM. 1, Clothing; class No. 2, Hats, boots &c); class No. 3. Provisions; cl lax No.5, Dry goods: class N ».T.Pobacco; class No vsand glass/clans iass No. No. 10, Bricke, geaved | 3 clase No. it, Lumber; class No. 12° Pire- | * No. 13, Provender; class No. 14, Minest- ; class No.15, Hardware; class No. 16, Sta WASHINGTON. Class Not, Bricks; cla her, clase No’ 4, Yetlow pine lamb. Oak nud hard Wood; class No. 6, W juniper and cypress: Tt; clase No. 8. sand: clase No. 31, fron, tron nails No. 12. Steel: class No." 13, Pig-ir Rites «No. 1b, Paints, oils and 3 16. Snip chandler: wis No. 17, Hardware; clasd No. 1s, Stationers; class No. 19, Firewood: class | No. Wi. Hay and Straw: class No. 21. Provender: | class No.2. Charcoal; class No. 2, Belting, pack- ing sud hove; class No, SM. Sporm and lubricating oifs: class No. 27, Anthracite coal; lass No. 9, Bi tuminous Cumberland coal; class No.2, Machipely und tools; class A, Bishop's boom derrick, racite coal; 0, 0,8emi- Postage munt be prepaid én offers forwarded by wall aiter the Ist of July. Je Weta-vtay ‘ | a} fo: ) FHREE OOLOCE P. M- = THR SITUATION IN FRONT. Seccett in Washington last night discovered that Hooker's headquarters were at Fairfax SKation, and argued disastrous things there. from. Itmay quiet their nerves to know that wherever his headquarters were yeeterday, or may be to-morrow, the Army of the Potomac is intact, in good spirits, well concentrated to deal rapid &nd telling blows pon the enemy, 4nd is, on the whole, in beiter condition every way for effective service than it hae bees fora H month or two past, Tho indications are now that Lee's whole army is moving up to the Valley in the same | general direction wita the advance of Ewell aud Lon«street. Hooker having the shorter line ‘o travel, can doubtless keep pace with him, despite his advantages in starting time. And should Lee make a short turn, assome Spprehend, wijh the idea of trying another | tight on the old batts ground of Manassas, Hooker, by the same advantage of inside lines, will again be able to accommodate him. In short, by Lee’s new pian of campaign, | We Bre able to avail ourselves of the same ad- vantage of moving across the chord inetead of on the arc of circies which the Confederates have heretofore enjoyed. REBEL REPORTS OF LEER'S INVA- SION PROJECTS. eg WASHINGTON CITY CONSIDHRED IMPREG- NABLE. $< THBY PROPOSE TO CUT OFF THE SUPPLIES OF WASHINGTON, AND THUS CO¥M- PEL A SURRENDER A letter from Richmond of June 2d, in the Atlanta (Ga.) Intel igencer, Teports the current rumor that Lee was about to march either for Washington or Philadelphia, The writer says that the fortificstions of, Washingion are such ato render it well nigh impregnable, and if “Gon. Lea inyades Maryland it is not proba- bl athe will immediately make an attack d cap ofthe Union, bet upon other piacea, with a view to cut oil’ its supplies, and thus, by étratag-m timately compel its surreuder’? Goyernor rtin, the writer thi: k Hiogether neglected the hia; but, generaily, he e ’ the cities of the North, sto the formerly pr lent opinion there at tion was safe trom invasion inany » Would falian easy prey to a “Conseder- tiny. Butasucctesion of defeats has at txened the North to a consciousness of Steps are being taken to putitina posture; and, consequently, ‘this, if ever, is the time tor our gallant troops, under our ¢xperiencet leaders, to piss the Rubicon, texr down the bridges behind (hem, and move, h all ths pomp and circumstance of blucdy war, Into the heart of the enemy’s gouniry. REORGANIZATION OP THE ARTILLERY OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMaL. We jearn that the division artillery of the army has been broken up and organized into a Teserve for the whole army, except five bat- teries selected trom each corps, which hayr been organized into artillery brigades, one to { | each corps. COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL, — Bxbcock, a lawyer doing business on F street, Was arrested on Sunday afternoon last, charged with obtaining money from soldiers under falee pretences. He was committed te the Old Capitol. Pessipexr Lincoln upon MILITARY AR- keets.—The response of President Lincoln to | the committee of the Albany Democratic meet- | apg (neticed elsewhere) has elicited warm ap- probation from all quarters for its perspicuity, e and admirable temper. No State paper issued since’ the commencement of the war could have « better effect upon the public Mind, showing 88 it does the solicitous desire of the Executive not to infringe upon the rights of the citizen while exercising amoma- lous powers thrust upon it by the gencies of the times. LOCAL NEWS. sree ses FourtH Warp Station Casne.—Sarah A. Davis, larceny; dismissed. Also, yacranc workhouse. Mary J. Hall, larceny; dismiss Also, leading # life of prostitution; do. arine Hall, Keaping abawdy house: do. 1 Hughes and Nellie Shepherd, lite of prostitu- | tion: workhouse James Godfrey and Henry Grant, drunk and disorderly; = each. T Aldridge and J.J. Wood & Co., selling bay niseed. Mich’) Schilling, Edwara Monagh ¥ military Harman, du.; m Leary Q amar, Jobun Ika iy; dismissed: Jas. Hunt, viola- tin city im : Wm. Bowman, do.; dis- mis: 4. Worden Eager, drank: $3.55. Mich'l MeNamar, disorder] Fa John Colly and '¥; $1 Sarah Vernon, do.; $2.58 e: ages ReAL Estate SAvzs.—By Greeu & Wil- liams, Auctioneers: Part of lst 6, insquare 45%, on Louisiana ayen boar Seventh stres Jas. N. Callan, for $7,206. Lot ¥,in squar 5 Third street, between Cand D south, 10% cts. er foot, to Jas. Roach. Lot No. 6, square 1h). ‘his is the well known bath house pruperty on © street, between Four-and-a-half and S streets, so long occupied by Mre. Aiken, and which was visited and described by «Boz Dickens, at the time of his visit hore. ‘The old two-story brick house upon it is of little value. The property was purchased by Jas. Gerhardt, for 1 7.87, an average of $2.25 per foot for the jot. Frame dwelling, No. 326, and the lot on Ninth, between T. and M streets, to Henry S. Babbitt, for 42,005. By J.C. McGuire & Co., Auctioneers: Lot 14, in square %4, on G street north, and Eleventh street easi, to Thomas Haysman, for 4 ceute per foot. siege Augest or THIsves.—The Smititsonian grounds for some ume past have been the meeting-place of agang of thieves, pickpock- ets and garroters. Throngh the vigilance of the military and the police, a large number of | them have been arrested and confined in prison, About iwo o'clock this morning a detachment of the Provost Guard, under command of Capt. J. D. johnson, made a descent upon a | gathering of theee characters atthe place above mentioned and captured twelye—one of them in the act of robbing a soldier. They were confined in the CentralGuard House. Among them was 8 negro. ea Crimtxat Court, Judge Fisher.+This morn- ; | ing, Wm. Lane and Jos. Thomas, ¢harged with | talee pretences in obtaining three doliars from | Fanny Baily by repreeenting to her that they had a house for rent and directing her to go there and take posession, when there was no such house, was found guilty. B.F. Klopfer, indicted forassaultand battery, was found not guilty. oe AE Finep.—Mrs, Spalding, corner of Eleveath and © streets, was fined $20 to-day by Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor to seldiers. The premises were rearched, and a large lot of Government property tound. SIE Granp Cnanity Coxcent, BY THE Catia. DRAL CHore ov BaLtimogg. The far-tamed Cathedral Uboir ot Paltimore have generously contented to repeat in Wash- ington, the Grand Charity Concert of Sacred Music, Which they cave in Baltimore, on last Sunday, with such brilliant success, and will be assitted here by the finest musical talent of the Histrict. The Pablic will now be presented with an opportunity of enjoying some of the graudest and most gorgeous pieces ot Sacred Music ever Somporcd, performed by what is Tecognized as the finest Choir in the United ; Staes. The proceeds will be devoted to the relief and pet of the helpless inmates of the Infant Asylum of this City. The Concert will taxe place Sunday evening, the 21st in- stan'. at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, at 8 o'clock; the doors opening at 7, ichate ‘of ak admission, 50 cents: to be had at Ellis Svore in this Oity, at Kidweil’s Store Georgetown, of the members of the of St Vincent de Paul, and at the Door. ‘The pro. Wil be published on Saturday ‘and ee RARE ay a i Tee Of one ct his occasion, jolene XEOOND EDITION, | PENNSYLVANIA! NG NEWS PROM STIRRI {HE CONFEDERATES AT 6AB- ” LISLE, EIGHTEEN MILES FROM HARRISBURG !! PAILADBLPHIA, June 16.—The Peansyivaaia railroad bas received a dispatch that the rebels wWrre within ten miles of Carlisis at noon te-dsy. ‘The State House bell in this city will berang this aPernoon. The peopie are awakening to 8 sense ef a criske, | LATER. ; Reports from Harrisburg, state that the | Rebels are at Carlisle, which is but eighteen | ralits from Harrisburg. | \ i STILL LATER. STIRRING APPEAL OF MAYOR HENRY, OF PHILADELPHIA, TO THE PEOPLE OF THAT CITY. PuHiLaDkLruia, June 16.—The city is alive with excitement. The news of the Rebel ad- vance has caused the most profound sensation. Intelligence ts eagerly looked for from the interior. In view of the preesing emergency, Mayor Henry has issued the following procla- mation: a Ovyicr or MAYOR, CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 22 O'clock, Noon, June is. Citizens of Philadelphia : In view of the urgent need for instant action to protect the capital of your State and secure the safety of your homes I do hereby earnestly appeal to all citizens to close their places of businere, and to connect themsslyes withont delay with the: existing military organization for the defense of the city. ALEX. HEXRY, Mayor of Philadelpiiia. INDIGNANT APPEAL FROM GOV. CURTIN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. Aes Harrisburg in Danger, and the Philade!phia Militia Fail to Come to the Rescue! Hanriese een promu! TO THB PEOPLE OF PHILADELPHIA. For nearly a week pastit has been publicly known that the Rebels in force were about to | enter Pennsylvania. On the [2th instant, an urgent call was made to the peopie to riise a departmental army corpa ior the defence of the State. Yesterday, under the proclamation of the President, the mailitia was called cut. To-day anew and pressing exortation has been given to furnish men. Philadelphia has not responded. Meanwhile the enemy is six Miles tnis side of Chambersburg, and advanc- ing rapidly. Our capito) is threatened, and we may be disgraced by its fail while the men who should be driving these outlaws from our soil are quibbling about the possible term of service for six months, It never was intended io keep them beyond the continuance of the emergency. You all know this by what happened when the militia was called ont Isst autumn. You then trusied your government, and were not de- ceived. Trust it again now. Iwillaccept men without reference to the six months. Ifyou do not wish to bear ig- nominy cf shirking from the defense of yeur State, come forward atonce. Close your places of business and apply your hearts to the work. Come in such organizations as you can form. Gon. Couch has appomted Liert. Col. Ruf to superinterd your organization Report io bim immediately. A. G. Curtin. FROM EUROP W¥SDERATE STBAMER SEARCHED BE- FORE SAILING. sacar THE RUSSIANS AGAIN DEFEATED, | New York, June 16.—The steamship trom Liverpool on the 7th instant, has arrived. In the absence of American news, the En- glish journals are very quiet on American affairs. The bars Inca, which arrived at Liverpool}, had on board two of the crew of the bark Hen- rietta, of Baltimore, destroyed by the pirate Florida near the equator. The chip Oneida, from Shanghae tor New York, was captured and destroyed about the same time by the Florida. The Contederate steamer Lord Clyde, was searched by order of the British Government before she left Cardiff. Nothing contraband was found. A protes! was entered against the search, and a claim made for damages. The steamer sailed the instant the search was over. Lonpon, Saturday.—There was a holiday on change, this being the Queen's birthday. The Berlin journals which protested against the recent press ordinance, haye received the first warning. Tho Russians haye been defeated at Gro- choury with a heavy loss. Some portion of them were again defeated on the following day. QUEENSTOWN, June 7.—The three Powers have sent an urgent note to Russia, asking for representative government, ageneral amnesty and an immediate cessation of hestilities in Poland. FROM HARRISBERG. a ge THE PANIC IN PENNSYLVANIA, —._—_ HARRISBURG, June 15.—Gen. Heintzleman writes to Gov. Curtin, from Washington, to the effect that Stuart’s Cavalry may be in Har- tisburg by to-morrow, or, at furthest, by ‘Wednesday morning, and that his object will be mainly plunder and the destruction of all the public and private property they may lay their hands on. Defensive works of great extent are being erected around Harrisburg, under the direction of Gen. Couch. . Should the rebels succeed in capturing Har- risburg, they will find very litde valnable public property, except public buildings, which they will certainly destroy. All the powder in the State Areenal has been removed to a safe place. The records and archives of the State have Already been shipped. NEW YORK FULLY AROUSED, ——~———_ THE MILITIA BUSHING TO THE DEFENSE OF THE BORDER, peda Sa? hleeas tes TROOPS EN ROUTH POR PHILADSLPHIA, ——_-——— Nsw York, June 16.—Al our militia are getting under arms at their armories. Bells were rung at midnight ia Brookiyna, calliug omt minute men, and the regiments ef that city desembled at eight o'clock this morn. ing. A large number will leave for Philadel- phis this morning. ‘ PROCLAMATION OF YER ROR OF MARY: ‘ ——— 85 CALLS UPON. THE PHOPLBOF MARYLAND ¥O RALLY ASD DEPEND 2HFAR BOLL PROM INVASION, pms oes IMMEDIATE AOPION URGED. ee Batzimoas Juue 16.—Gov. Bradford Bas ieened @ prociamation caliug apom the ait vens of Baltimore and the peopie of Maryiaed to rally to dofend their soil from invasion. As there is no organired militia force in the State, be announces that he will fil back upomthe recent enrolment act, bat hopes there is pa- triotism sufficient among ont peopia to Pilise the force needed from voluntary onligtmeats. The Goversor urges immediate action, FROM BALTIMORE. Se Saale THE CITY COUNCIL CO-OPFRATING WITH THE GOVERNOR AND OOmMMASDUNG GENERAL TO RAISH TROOPS TO REPEL THE IXYASION. = gS BatiMORs, June 16,—There is nothing Ister from the Upper Potomac. The City Councils were convened at mid- night, and met this morning, to dovise ways Gud meaas to co-operate with tae Governor of the State and the Commanding Goneral of the Department, to ralse the city’s portion of the ten thousand men called for to repel invasion. IMPORTANT FROM SUFFOLK, VA. ———— GEN. CORCORAN WITH 12,000 MEN, ZOVING TOWARD THB BLACKWATER. gies EBS A LARGE REBKL FORCH AT FRANKLIN. —————— OUR TROOPS DESTINED FOR THAT PLACS. SEE ESS New Yor«, June 16.—-A Suffoik correspon- dent staies that Gen. Corcoran, with 12,000 men, left there on the i2th inst. for the direction of the Blackwater. The rebel Gen. Jenkins was at Franklin with quite a force, and itis sur- mised our troops are destined for that place. ~~ #00 AFFAIKS IN GEOKGETOWN. {Correspondence of the Star.} GrorcrTown, June 16, 1363. There is but little of importance tramepiring in our town to-day, All seem absorbed in the important military movements now taking place. We have niany rumors of serious dam- ages to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, but as yet have received uo positive information trom that portion of the work crossed by the rebel army. THE STRAWBERRY FR5TiYAL HKLD at &t. Paul's snglish Lutheran Chureh, corber of H sid ilth streets, will still be open THIS EYKNING ani TO-MORBUW EVBMING. Gooe music and refreshments at reesonable pr ces, Admisrion 1) cents. Je 16 2" > THE LADIES OF *HE FOUNDSY M. K. Sg Sabbath School wili hold 2 Strawnerry ¥v-tival and Social Entertainmogton TUESDA?, WEDNESDAY sad THURSDAY EVENINGS. iv the Lecture Room of theirchurch, corner of lta and @ streets. Admii a 15 cents; season tickets, tting a gontleman aad ladies, 60 cents. i TO NT—Several fine Farnished Rooms et, Ne 424 isthstrest, between New Yurk aH ___ se 15-3t* TH qenesr. R MAND BOABD AT 35~ 81 sbove H north. Tabie board sccommodatod WANTED IMMEDIATELY —A coc vogste GOOK. Apply to T, POTENTINI, 279 Ps. avyenne, bet, 10th and ith ste. ac* Ke SALE—A MARK lady's horse, je 16-3t7 he OR EALE—A FAMILY OARRIAGH, acari Plow, Apis at BARBISON'S Cite sone Be avenus, rear 3 at: 5 je 16 St FO! BALE Having two GROCERY STO.283, 1 will sell one cheap to a cask customer B.A. MASSHALL corner sth and L streets morta. je 14-3" BRTAURANT FOR SALS—On 10th atreet, 5 doors beiow Pa. aveaue. Inquire at sae. 3@ 16-31 OR SALE-An ORGAN, 3 wei! msde ipstra 2 ment, suitable furs chapel ors parler, Price $18. Apply at Metzerott'’s Music eture, jo 16-3iawtt | Ore AGE FOR sAL8.—A two-horse Carriage 4 nearly new, will be sold a reat, bargain. AppirtoJd &. WRULS. Van derwerken’s Cuach Factory, High at., Georgetown. j6 16 eo3s* *AUTI ON ,.—My wife, BMILY JANE G@LASOO, / having left my bed and board witnoat an: cause, I hereby forewarn ali pereons form harbor ing her a! rom cre ug her, for will not be ible for any bille contracted by her. i JOHN T. G@La8C0. 2a private family, a rary nicely - FRONT PA LOK, with board, for 6 gentleman and lady, or two gentiemen, Kqually the best xccommoiations fer four or ix tabie boarders. Inquire, @ streei, 315, hetweam 1p and 15th sta. i> 16 2t~ TPAEEX UP MSTEAY—On tho Lith instant, a bay HORSE: blind inoneeye. The owner is requceted te come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away PATRICK RYAN, _ie 16-St* Lst.. bet 4s anigth. island. Hoxs FOR SALE CHEAP- SIX Y@485 OULD ip hands high: bright bay coler; a go traveler; brok warta. ted sc BENNETT, ie 16-31 well broken and & good Inquire at No. 57 Pe. avenne. n to sacdie snd harcess nd snd kind. Apply toCOL! 399 Bighteenti: strect, pear @. syed away Or stolan from une the rth, a black gnd potted buffalo COW. with leather strap and brasa veil; upon the eave of caiving. 4 will give the abore reward if ret dtomeat the Wask- ington — guje,on the Bsittmors turnpike. 1@ 16-3t* POR SALE—At Howard’s Stable aAtreet, between H and I «trae ne hack and pair grey HORSSS, ts be ESE between taia and Satur private sale; not dirposed of by time, will bs offered at the corner of 0th street avd Penn. avenue, on Sat- day, % The leenss included, Jeli 3t* P302H2ING IN GEORGRTOWN.—A private family (Union) in Georgetewn can accommo- date a few single gentlemen with Board and fine, commodious Rooms, in a very quiet and pleasant neighborhood, Terms, 3 sor where two cecupy the ssine room, $25, To those who Wish to secure a coo! and pleasant retrest for the summer months and escape the noise and dust of the city, this w ll Le ® fine opportunity, Apply 165 West street, te prerosans ¥OR CONSEAKUOTFING BAWER. Scaled proposals will be reccived by the under- qgned at the Mayor's Office, until 32 o'clock M. on Menacy, the 24 day of dune hextstor the masecee of constructing » Sewer ex C street north, between aaere spk pay West, under the Act approved ay, t htations cas Besecn at the Surveyor’s office. Bi 's will atate the price per lineal foot, inciad ing the drop and 6 rcavation All perso: owning property on the line of the posed sewer, and intendins to tap the game, are uested to do so while it is being made, and all property owners should carry the water and gas Pipes. at least to their roagective curb lines. Jed RICHARD WALLAOH, Mayor. P. Matos s OPriom, June 15, 1863. ROPOSALS Will be received at this office until londay, Zid instant, at i3 o’.luck m., for grading 13th street weet from N strest north to Rheae venue Circle, Bidders must atate the price per cubic yard fer gradi No part of tho appropriation will be peid <4 Byes is ertitente chy @ Cosieianioners that the work has been properly executed. - BUTHSREORD, Ce emissions: Second Ward, _Se 16-ta See ore eneeneih mars ies iv at 1o atthe: Gpeds ore Maieck a Oke Sena o a! ie on etwee: and foxonth atronte. Dake SAY HOGER. 3 a 7° rer in his forehead a white star moon, and aknoter swelling on one of. legs. The said horse strayed from the f: of dorsi; in Montgomery county, (Md ) abeut from Washington, on last, the t, and had on at the time the collarofa yoke, with Which helad been turned out to pas- ture, He was traced to Seventh street, near the —— and within the corporate limits of Washing - jo 18-2" ALFRED RAY. REST GROVE HOUSE, FoetHoor EVs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, New Jursrr. bid ‘The above vouuler Hatel new iy fe eet in ovder fo: Sine teen thoroaghl ey Buramer Season. +5 boon ehovongh visiters to Eobcoiry's Nouniats Sorings. Guning the peoporty and cossensen: pay, the proprictor of the Forest will accommodate ies aud visitors at re s fens ate ara to ihereepectabi lity ef louse route to reach the Forest Grove: iphie Be Newark 3 A wy iiss adarossed'ts the undersignet comm! je wecim? b MATERWS, Proprietor. hind the