Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1863, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. Was HINGTON cIry: i +ee JUNE 20, 1863. SATURDAY .ccoee.. ®F READING MATTER ON RVNHRY PAGE. SER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. — GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Meney Market. ' Quotations for stocks, coin sud uncurrent | money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co. Bankers: 5 aying, Selling. U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 . 108 iy 106 De., 1£4i, 5.20’... U.S. 7.0 Nows. uartermasters’ lew Certificates. . American-Gold American Siiver..... Nuw York Raga, Coupou As, to, 1 jy; 7-308, 106.55: tifientes of Tudebtedne=s, 994; Gold, 1 OUR MILITA mew: THE'SIVU A rien. it dees not become ns to publish any infor. mation concerning the positions occupied by the Union Army of the Potomac, further than to say that its various emmy corps are just where the recent movements of therebelarmy, as faras they are known, indicate that those poritions should be. Of conrse they are being daily shifted as circumstences require. A cavalry reconndissance ‘on the day hefore yesterdey, under Gen.Stah!, demonstrated that a considerabie force of rebel cavalry were in the immediate vicinity of Washington; while Col. Duffie’s cavalry, on the same day, de- ¥ bu Nuitely ascertained ihat Lee holds Therough- , Other informs. | fare Gap with a similar force, tion leads tothe corcinsion that Lee is al_o holding the gaps ot the Rive Ridge in our frowt So far we have not been able to learn that it s known that Lee bus any consi gantry force, if any whatever, in the vailey between the bine Ridge end the Bull Rua mountains. It is therefore rot impossible that he is werely keeping up a show of ovcnpying that valley, with strong bodies of cavairy, while the main body of his army is moving in some other direction than towerds Washing- ton; though, on the other hand, thereis no uctual security that he is not bringing up almost the whole of his urmy towards this eity, as indicated by his occnpaiion cf the Imcuntain passes named aboye, and the line of communicating with his base via Warrenton. We take it for granted that General Hooker and the authorities here rare of hismove- ments, as their means of kuowing are so much hetter than these of any others. Our cotempo- raries of the press are evidently in amurky tog on this new most important point. Thus, the Associated Press’s Washington dispatch pub- lished this morning locates E *0n’s) grand division in the vicinity of Dum- fries, while the Baltimore Su, states thal is official information in Baltimore locating it yesterdsy about Sharpsburg, Md., points por_ apes a hundred miles apart by marching reads Twenty-.our Pours should suffice to make it generally known to the public, it seems .to us, gust where Lee's main srmy is maneuverin;, and what bis current coject really is. It is almost incredible that he aims to ceme under the fire ot the fortifications surrounding Washington, because he must know well how | email his chances would be of sneceas th He is too astute a commander to fail to know Weill that to attack Hooker under the guns ot those defences wil! be toattack him in positions immeasurably stronger than any he couid heve taken in the vicinity of the Rappaiau- mock. Or, inother words, thnt ina battle un der them, Hooker will surely be—haying no | rear or lines ef communications to guar &c., and with the aid of troops pbelv to this department not required in the fortif nS—At least fifty thousand available “mn ger than he could haye been on tie Rap- ; while the suus of the fortitications thenisel ves will be worth fitty ic men on the fieid, if Lee y re Taage. it seems equally improbat: Venture a feriony mover With our army of the Potomac intact in his rear, Pet Contra. The assertion of the Bultiniore Sun this morning, above referred to, if correc proves that he is indeed moving 2 heavy force upon Pennsylvania; while the news Uniontown, Fayetie county, Pa., which we this afterocon through Major Bes poritively ihat the enemy is adve t direction, cous create the impression that Lee’s aim is Pittsburg—not Harvisburg. Many military men here ado ne thdory that his reai chject is but to get off, undetected j for some time, a large portion his army to that or some other far dist: id of opera- | tions. t ell, asse ing in NAVAL ORDERS, The folowing orders were issued by ihe Le- partment yesterday: Lieut. Com. Treyett Abbot ordered to the Constellation, in the Mediterranean, to relieve Lieut. Com. W. W. Low—to return to U.S. | Lievt. Com. E. P. McCrea ordered to the Lancaster, in the Pacific, to relieve Lieut. Com. A. W. Johnson—io return w U.S. Capt John Rogers detached trom com- mand of the Weehawken and ordered to com- mand the steamer Fort Jackson. } Commander T.H. Stevens ordered to com- | mand the Weehawken. | Third Assistant Engineer John C. Denby | cvdered to the Housatonic, vice 3d Assistant j Engineer T. T. Cooper, ordered to examina- | Gunner B. Roberts has resigned. | css GENERAL MILROY. The recent abandonment of Winchester by this efficer, with the circumstances attending that act, are bringing forth comments from the i press anything but complimentary to him. We have no disposition to join in the hue and cry j against him, knowing well that at present | sufficient is not known to the public on which i to base 8 correct opinion of his conduct. We take it as certain, however, that his movement will be promptly and thoroughly investigated H by the proper authorities, who will doubtless deal with him as the facts of the case thus | developed shall make necessary for the pub- lic interest. SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL. Yesterday afternoon, John J. Tyler, a citizen who resides near Aldie, who refused to take the osth of allegiance; Wm. Cromwell, of Moseby’s cavalry, whe left Maryland about a month siace and joined Moseby, and Gorbin F. Pal- mer, 8m agent of the Vonfeds for the purchase Of horses and cattle, and lately of the 2d Vir- gigia cavalry, were sent in to Capt. Todd and committed to the Old Capitol prison. These Were captured near Aldie by Captain Steele’s company, 2d Pennsylvania cavalry. +e @ 7 In view of several cases of resistance of the enrolimentin Newark, New Jersey, anotice | was read on Sunday last, im all the Roman Catholic Churches of that city, by order ef Bishop Bayley, advising the peopleof that de- | zomiuation, with whom most of the difficulty | had srisen, not to make.any resistance what. “ever to the work: that it was the law et the Jand and must be obeyed. i ae i "Ex-Govennxon Hicks.—Hx-Goverror Thos. H H. Hicks, of Maryland, as old as he is, is now | raising & company of yoluuterrs.to serve under | himself ae captain, under the recent call ior ten thousand men from his Stute. Werily he is, indeed, 2 patriot in « thousand. | George W. Jones, late Minister to New Grana- | da, who wue arrested in November, ISé1, by | the Government, snd kept tour months in Fort | Lafayette, has sued Secretary Seward for $30,- “op damages. The case is just entered in the Supreme Court of New York city. «7 It is stated in the New York Tribune that | ¥ | erabie in- | IV's (Late Jack- | re | } was | were for the most part unsuceessiul, unti i eric i ol zal City iatl, THIS EVENiG, atau ae a =] i em Grands; Aiteod @ special meeting of the { Fand Lodge on MONDAY EVENING, 220 inst . | tt he pressnt i i supplies with the ehoicest [ee Cream des! s em Noti-e is hereby Of porchare at the late Tax ; NBSDAY, the MO: je 20-3t LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. IMPORTANT. —_———_ | A Large Force of Rebels Said to be Advancing upon Pittsbure, Pennsylvania, rei Their Pickets Nea ap Fayctte County. eiecee Se Maj. Reavell, U. edine ce from Fayette county, Pa., this morn- ang, that the -rebels, in heayy force, vere ad- yanong on Piltsburg, Pa., via the 2 road leading trom Cumberland acro-s ‘he A be leny mountains. Their pickets had reaciued Ceramtsyiltle, Md., thirty-eight miles S. volunteers, rece!) from Uniontown, Fayette county, Pa. on Wednes- | day evening lest. IMPORTANT FROM VICKSBURG. SS es ENDICATIONS THAT THE CONFEDET - ATE GARRISON IS ABOUT TO SURKENDER, —_——o Unofficial dispaiches from Vicksburg te the Mth have been received. Everything is going ou well. There are many indications that the rebel garrison mus‘ soon succumb. Capture.ef a Large Confederate Steamer. The Government has received informati Uist a naval steamer passed Newcastle, Del, ten o'clock this morning, bound up, haying large steamer in tow carrying the Confed- erate flac. The Rebeis Againin Pennsylvania. Ti IW OF MeCONNELLSBURG CCOCUPIED BY THEM YESTR2DAY MORNIN SS SECURE MUCH eases ONE OF THEIR NUMBER SHOT. a THEY PLUNDER. E SECESH SYMPATHIZERS SUOW TITEIR HAND-, ; _——» McConNELLEGUREG, Pa., Tune iv.—a detach. mept of Gen. Jenkins’ forces of moun try, under Col. Fergucon, re-entered ihis + @t tour o'clock this mornirg. Phe rebels opé themselves to bo else the: ad inian- ed all the stores, hetpiac ts, and everything } completely taker hb s were unable to hurry y sure prise that their hors numbers of them iel! into ih els. They elzo dveve away abouttwelve thousitnud dollars’ worth of je. One of their number, in aiiempting piu n horse, Was shot through the neck by stoa place of urily, aud large ands of the reb- ly gutted the telegraph with them thu instru- cceded im making hi ape. After they had collecied all their piunder | yauia regi } and were rea mand toeyacuate, the Colonel com- ‘teitizens ms 1 ‘ Many accurdingiy r to listen to Yr the reco upplied, v' of horses, &c. number of Iadics slepped forward and inter- ceded, When 4 portion of the lost property wa The rebels retreated in the direction of Han- cock, but where th may vext turm up it is impossible to ss were presented to the ladies, by syinpath ly these who received their horses. {McConnelsburg is the capital of Fulton nd it was prin- cip west of Chambersburg, And nine miles ‘north west of Mercersburg, the* extreme point te which the rebels had peur- hen lust heard irom.—Ep. STAR.) tne 19—Al is quiet here to- ere for Hagersiown, this ted. Allis quiet at Harper's Fer: T wenty of White's Rebgl ca ture troo} The trains run trom Frederick to Baltimore to-day 1o-d: i night, at Point of Rocks, by our | COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL rY A called meeting will be held in the Coun- tk, ed to consider an invitation wBich has becn re tojoin in the BS es 4th of July celebration inthiscity. [1t*] . J. FRIZZELL, Rec = NOTICB—An adjourned stated mvating of the Washivgton and Georgetown Passea- er Reilroad Kelist >» cintion will ba hald on UNDAY APTERNGON, Jane fist, 1853. at 2's o’ciock. at Temperance Hall, B st., batwaen sth and wth, Washington, D.0, A, BR, BESNER, td Secratary COLE MBIAN COLLEG. ‘The acniversary celebration of the Kaosiaian Society will | take place atthe K street Baptist Church 10N DAY | BVENING June 22d.at8o'ciock. Orator, Wa- | THR D. Davives, Beq.; Poot, Oris T. Masox, a. M. mba porte are respectfully invited to attend, je A-3t* 0. ¥.-GRAND Lobes, Past at go’elock, to act upon aninvitation to | and participate in the contemplated ceremo -ivs of the approsching anniversary of the 4th of July. Jean P. H. SWERT, G. 8, ATTENTION, CARPENTMSRS.—A regular weekly meting oi the Dsrponters) Asso- ciation will he held at Tempcrance Hali, 4 street. between 9th and 10th streets. on MONDAY BVE- BING, June “24, at 8 o'clock. Carpentera who mare zoe yet Contion/ rc RAMEY os WE heey Asso sociation are respectiu! Tequestad attend. feo at J.'K" BRIDGE, Rec. Sec. GREAT NOVELTY .—Shaitield’s Bteai m Tce (o} nufactory, 356 6th strest, be- een. amilies, Hotels Boarding Houses, Fairs. Entertainments, Bxcursions and Parties mada of the Penpsylvania cream, at wholesale and aud delivered to '¥ part or the city. Confe Prompt attention rs. *] $03 SHAPFIELD OOLLECTOR’S OF FION. June 17. 1363 — ven that the certificates are reudy for da- livery,and parchasers who have Dot already ob- tained them are requested to do so without further Sele WM. DIXON, Collector, Je 18 3t QTEAMPHIP BALTIMORE Has ARRIVED w from New York, and is now di-- ebarging cargo a+ foot of Hi Trost, EERE Georgetown, Consixnees will please: attend to the reception of their Batonce. je®-st MOKGAN & RHIN ART, Acctite, OR NEW YORK. BA ALTIMORE Wi wee from foot < Sanamenrp 3 of Big street Georgetown, oa 33th inst,. at 12m. EGAN & KRHINBHART, Agents, ATH! RATBI! RATS tt) ROACHES! KOACHES!1 ROAQHES!"" BEDBUGS! BEDBCGS!! BEDBUGS I! Gan all be destroyed by never felling seiicen Ss never-j ioe at be bad at MOORE'S Weer Bud Drug Bi Pesn, avenue. UDUEON'S BIDS OF NORTH ANaatoA, A ‘Siingin copy af thin aplondts work ey eutifully ovlafea Ggures of Birdos of Sh of the f ite, wib ‘seas Bn: it fro yr item, infor ne by the andere i ood ipod oompleteinens ity fron ottaro role FRANCK TAYLOR. folio atlas of in due new [WICKSBURG, JACKSON, AND POR r Uniontown, | x7) | ages. The oneratur suc- i i | ever offered in ub ry were cap- | —— Many retugees have returned to Fred- | . | Apply to Captain O, L. WEST, Office U. fowith grass and barnsc¢ ly to Char te: oe HUDSON. MURFREERSEORO’, June 15 —Under this date & correspondent of the Nashville Prees quetes from the Chcttarooga Rebel of the lith: Gen. Johnston and Gov. Pettus are urging the anthorities at Richmond to send more tr tothe West. + We want,” the ti toh Te: “enough to bag Grant aud his whole army.” ‘The Federal troops, in conjunction with Union ren of Georgia, have maur 2 raid upou the Charleston and Savannah rattroad, and in one place tore up the track ten miles. Gen. Price’s army moved for some point on the ith. with five days’ rations. Furby Smith hss occupied Milliken’s Bend, 20 mues above Grant. cxsom, June 10.—Kirby Smith has taken con's Reng with ten thousand men, and off Grant’s supplies. Jackson’s cayairy @ cat their way through to Vicksburg. Tre g Was tremendously heayy at Vicksburg »adey. tovee of cavalry are on the track of Grier- » who has been driven five miles from Ulin- wor. » Gen. Johnston, whois iWeyes are turn c uding in towa. in front, nperi: unded on the “th inst. Pont Hrpsox, June 10.—In the tate batile the Federals lost at least i heayy; Colones! Marke w killed. Waddell’s battery. lost in killed, and 3) wounded.» ‘Vhere are sumors bere this evening that a red imix, iu ow wud wis dd@Bgerons) y wounded in the ueck, Tinpomunt From Hagerstown. {From tie Battimore American.) A gentiemangeached Raltimore bydhe Fred- ik train yegarday mersing, who left Ha- gevsiown op Thursday, aftegnoon, . He re pous passin tiroigh TR: road as far ¢: bs st as Boonsboro’ and vicinity, ind says that liagersiown itself seems to be perma- nently occupied by some 3,00 troops, mainly arom North Cz Major Osbor: whom passes haye to b? obtained to lvavg . The Washington Hotel and other tour dollars per day boa ‘The torces that haye yivaniaere unde to be returning, bringing with them a large mber of bor und mules, and a few caitie, brought k a ia UC3, Who, it i: lieged, & ters in z Md. Those “belcuging re being returned i from their 7 ington count, agerstown (we doubt are kuown as Secess Virginia we are sid to be id other pp yperty that had heen ta. appareniiy r as litile offen. siv+to our people as possible. It wa. siderable infix ree Was post on ‘he Virginia side, uear Williamsport, some intormant could wot positively speak. Lt w reported thas another intantry force was ted n Antietam or Shepherdsiow. The whereabouts of Gen. unknown. Oty informant could not learnt he hed mode his apperrance at all, or u it, though it was suia at Hage ory pojicy alldided to was dic We recruits in ‘y ciliatory policy ted by rylandis the secret of this con- Ed. Amer.] is rnmored that Gen. Pemberton was | cond edgion of the Van Dorn. afftir had oc- | 1s hich Gen. Forrest figured, | 2b2] pickets on the. ; j j | H i 4 iy3 must determine the fate of | LOND CRITIC, —— THREE (CLOOK P. M. @FFICIAL REPORT OF THE Ficit AT MILLIKEN'S BEND, SEI TWO BLACK REGIMENT THURY FIGHT WELL. cee te Se: 5 THE GUNBOATS OPEN UPON THE ENEMY— THEY FLY IN CONFUSION. a a a Admiral Porter informs the Department in a report dated near Vicksburg, Jrue th, thar deiDg imiormed thet the enemy, 4,600 strony, were threatening Milliken’s Bend, where a quentily of xrmy stores, in charge of two black regiments snd a portion of the wth iowa, were kept, dispatched the gunboats Choctaw aud Lexington to that place, in order to protect them. Our irocps hud thrown up some extraen- 3 ENGAGED. | trenchments near the leyce, and prepared to Our less also | Teceiye the,rebels with some doubts as to the irsue. ‘tHe enemy made his attack before daylight, end many of ou¥ men had uot arrived at that point: Tie blacks, however, met the onset manthliy, anda company of the Iowa regiment stood at their post until they were slaughtered to 4.man, liilling an equai number of rebels. The fight was desperaie, and our men, over- ng wered, had to retreat behind the- bank. near the ater’s edge, followed closely by therebels- . Wihog the proper tune arrived the gunboais opened on the rebels with shell, , rapeandcan- ister, and they fied in wild confusion, being perfectly ignorant that tae gunboats wer: | there, or expecting such a reception. wtolina, under a Gen. Rhodes, a | icting as Provost Marshal, from | ; OUR been return | said | seven miles from Hugerstown, but of this our | They retreated rapidly to the woods, and scon disappeared. Lighty aead rebeis were lefi on the grounds and our trenches were packed with tho d. bodies of the blacks, who stood at ter posi like men. When lust heard from the enemy was bound in the directiou pf Luke Providence, to which point Admurai Porter had despatched gunboats to mect him. INTEREST! FROM VICKSBURG. a REPORT OF ADMIRAL PORTER, BATYLRLES CLEAR FORE THEM. ERYTHING BE pera y oy NOT A S0Ui, TO BES. ¥ MOVING IN VICK <- BURG. ————= THE PLACE ON TUK POINT OF SUaREN- DERING = igs irom 4 report of Admiral Porter to the | | Navy Deparuneut, received this aiternoun ; and dated Jun ave no doubt the hope of obiaininy | WZ” A Ieiver has beeu received from an officer | of one of the iron-clads at North Edisto, dated June 6h. They had been lying there for six weeks, burning large amounts ot coal, but per- forming no kiud of duty. The health of the 450 seamen on bord ese contracted yessels is | works. bh, we ext: The arm tu the Gienerai Sherman is so close that he eunuol + rer withonf going in. + * Three bi shave beenerccted 6f nayal | guns, one ¢ Sot two c-inch guns in Steele’s front, under command of Lieut. Sel | Tidge. This battery opened fire day before sester nd cleured every thing betore it. Pike rm tantly playing on the city and works, and the gunboats throw in yery poor, with no huspital accommodations | for the sick, the number of which daily increas ing. The bottoms of the vessels are so covered that it takes all the power can be applied to steam against the tide. The beat on board ranges from +1 to 176 degree: their shel whenever they see any work going on ut the batieries or aew batteries being put up. Not a soul is to de seen moving in the city; the soldiers lying in their trenches or pits, and | the inhabitants being stowed in caves or holes dug cat in the clifis. ifthe city is not relieyed ) by & much superior tores trom the outsides | Vick 7 Colonel Jumes Johnson, with a Pennsyl- | » last week made a three day along the Chickahominy, nes recounvis pickets, capturing a number of the 1th alry, securing large herds ot tine bridles, buggies, iii Worth of tobacco, aud toul shops, forage and enemy roying valuaol uin. hus been nominated wnor of Ci BF Uer the Ua tor- nin. Col. Wra.2 2 nominated as the Enion canc rot lows. RR PY CARBIAGES'CARRI AG BS ABKRLAGED | On hand. the best lot of see LIGHT CABRIAGES SmMarket for style and variety. consist reat Rockaway?, topana no top Bugcies, Jersey Warsong, &e..& Also, § without spring 2° WAGONS atall orices. wth and ptiy atte d to, «li, GRAHAM, Qoachnaker, 374D acd 127 Bighths:, BUITH2. SE Undersigued tx rescive CORWIN wh Cor. Land 1th, ax a handeome Benger’? stock, and was sired e celebrated ‘Belmonts.’ He is # aplendid alker, and is equally good under tuo raddly ori bunves*. To be sold for want cf une. Price & Extension. »PO.TOM 50] K EK ie OPPOSIT THE GGOVERNM&SNT WHARF. #U0T OF Sixty STREET. A.M. HEPBURN, Proprietor. MHATS, FISH. VEGETABLES, PRUIT, [0B,&e., WHOLESALE AND Ruyraiv. Goods delivered in any part of the city on and fterthe sthinst. Je 19-im* @ BLLING OUT Ls TO CLOSE GREAT BARGAINS is BOO! KB, TATIONERY azn E FANOY ARTICLES, war EMT MOUTUNS 5 5 278 PENNA. AVENUE, Je 19-3t between llth abd 12th ata, ‘OR SALE CHHAP.—A handsome CASK, with #ixtures of Segar Btand, Apply th: meer at 495 Seventh street HEBER SUPERIOR CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALB.—The subscribers are author- ized to sell three valuable Bay Carriage Horses belonging to the estate ef the la Major Rdward Boyce, well broke to Harness. and beautiful travelers, two of th are excellent Egy Herses Porterms, &e,, apply to J o. Mi RE & CO., Auction and Commission Mer- chants, . je 18-6t VETKRINABY BURGHON, Joun B. McRAY, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary surgeons, Bdinburg, Scot- land. Office at J. C. Howard, Kuq.’s, Livers Stables, 7th street, between Hand I, Wash e 2a. si) Goatees ala a Goops. PRESENTATION. DRESS. and ULATION SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, BPAULETS, devery other Oficata’ redulalte ende’ er io rr 5 A complete sasortiment of the inest quality. al- Wayson . -M.W.GALT & BRO , Jewolers, jelt-st 354 Pa. ay, under Metro olitan hetel. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, f 292 PENNSYLVANI« AVENUR, : WaAsuincrox Oirr, Buy and sell all kinds of UNITED STATES SECURITIUS, execute orders for stocks at NRW YORE STOCK BOARD, Deal in EXOHANGES, COIN AND 7 HANK NOT U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS kept on hand. For sale at par end interest, e ? ol , driving in the | ing in pari of Extension Tops, two and four | (oS Se REE TSSREMAEII Tome FUSES SEIT SIS i A Se a Pe EN burg must fali without anything more wing done to it. T only wonder it has held out eolong. * * The rebet steamer Lady Walton came down from Little Rock, Arkansas, a few days since and we herself uy to to the commanding t White River. Lsend her to Cairo, to ottice t f the District. HLOWING HOT AND COL ue of the New York Her, T! fi upon military ls views uffairs is aptly illustrated by ¢ditorial outgivings yesterday morning, in one ot which itseizes upon the recent foolish, if uot (under the circumstances attending that gen- tleman’s adraipistration of the War Depart- ment) really indecent speech of Mr. Simon Cameron, Ss cover for another bitter p oul onslaught upon ihe Secretary of War; while in another lucubration it proves incontestiply drom rebel authorities, that its charges of the day, of inefliciency on that officer's part, are utterly baseless. We presume that no man with an ounce brains will accept its contrary conclusi firat, that the War Depariiment has st len fairly brought the rebellion to its lact g and, next, that it has put it in Lee's powe annihilate our Army of Potomac almos ont another struggie; such t. og the legit corrolaries of its two editorials on which here comment. Those blest with the faculty of reasoning, we apprehend, will iay down yesterday’s Hrrald atter reading those article gs, quite satisfied that neither more nor less personal malice—a very unsafe gnide for the manufacture of public opinion in times like the present—is really at tie bottom of its fnri- ous and bitter animadyersions upon the po! and measures which mark the War Depzri- ments conduct of its chare of the responsibil- ities of the cccasion. CAPTURE OF THB REBEL TRON STEAMER CaLyeso, The U. S. steamer Florida captured off F ing Pan Shoals, on the ith inst., after four and a half hours’ chase, the steamer Calypso, Withan assorted cargo. She sailed under the rebel flag, and had no papers. ‘The Calypso is an iron screw steamer. about 240 feet in length and 50 feet boam, fore and att rigged, of great speed, and an old blockade runner, of y SCREW GOVERNMENT PROPERTY RECLAIMED, During the past three daysa large lotot Gov- ernment property, comprising horses, saddles, blankets, &c., have been found in tig hands of sutlers attempting to bring them into the city from the army, and seized by order of Captain Todd. SENT TO TRE OLD CAPITOL. Morris Smith, alias Stephen M. Dunniarton, alleged to be @ blockade runner, and vuken prisoner by an oflicer of the Potomac flotilla, at | ridge, en the Stratford Mills, Ve., was sent to Captain Toda yesterday, and by him committed to the Vid Uspitol. GOBBLED UP, i 2 \ teenth street, appareni | | ec aS Pte ca il mass ce a a i Sees far be) ond the line of his toes, as herepreseats the hamaa Sigure pictorially, ho will find the laws of gravitation asserting (heir rights sad bimself fist on his face. Alsv, the faces of his children are always those of cidfmen and women. He uses the pencil wit) spirit but has not the first notion ofanatcmy, apparently. - tarned from his visit to Concord, N. H.. last evening. and resumed the discharge of his @utics this Morning. TELEGRAPHIC. Ea eage tiene REBEL RAID INTO THE STATE OF INDIANA. PRE is WITH THE HOME GUANvs, ee ERIRMISH THE REEELS MOVING TOWARDS THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD. eee Crxcryxatt, June 20.— Yesterday, about ono hundred of the 4th Kentu ky cavalry crossed the Ohio river into Harrison county, Indiana, making a raid into the interior. At Orleans the rebels had a brisk skirmish with the Home Guards, whom they repulsed. The rebels were moving towards the Ohio and Mississippi Railread at last accounts. The militia, with conyalescents from the hos- pitais at New Albany, baye started in pursuit of the rebels, The Indians State authorities have issued a call for twenty thousand yolunteers, to serve six months. LOCAL NEWS. es FATAL Accipent. — Yesterday” afternoon, about five o'clock, as cur No.37 was on its way to he Navy Yard, a colored boy named Wm. Calvert Costin Lee, aged about eleven years, sprang trom the car, opposite his resi- denee on sonth A street, near First street east, and was ciught by the wheels of the car, whicii passoc over him, fracturing his left leg and meshiag in # horrid manner the lower part or his body. e carried into his residence, and Ds. r, ofthe urmy,and J. F. May, of this city, Were summoned, and did all in the.r power to alleviate his sufferings, but death en- sued at about nin This morning Cor aer Wood ward summoned @jory of juques:,and after a long examination otthe case, ibey returned w verdict that the deceased in etiemptiug to jump olf the front platferm of the cer was whee! thrown under the + causing Wounds which resulted in his hat ihe accident purely accidental, aud exonerate the conducior ana driver from all blame. > A STRIKE AT THE NAvy-Yarp.—iu some of ‘dthere appears to % the men on ac- fication according to nda numberof the count of the ri the new scale of w men haye quit wor f th iron foundry quit work, ome in other shops, many of them for the i pose of laying the matter before the Depart- ment A | di is clvimed that the master workmen who i } had the classification placed’ some inferior ' nds on the list as first class workmen, and piaced some of the best men on the rolls as second and third class han The matter will, however, he looked into by the proper + and jt is likely that affairs will be cably adjusted. j + | A Mysrerrors #.—This morning, at an early hour, a female was found lymg in Four- lifeless; she was taken to the Second Ward S:ation, and made as com- fortable gs possible. After reviving, she was not asked ber name. but said she boards at Mr. Ruprecht’s on Virginia avenue; that she | bad beem to the Post Office, and was-on her ; When she was ?tttacked by a man | like a military ofticer, who seized j Ber and held a sponge to her nose for a time, i after which she r abers frothing, but dis- | covered atier reviving t! he had lost about 30, She don't know ho: “got to Fourteenth ‘et, Hs she was not there when attacked. She remains at the statien house, butis very nervous. She is quite a young and good-look- i ing woman. See ie ¥ Cuarczor La -—Last night, Emanuel Hottruun, the proprietor of a cigar and tobacco store, en the Avenue, near Four-and-a-haif Siree#i, wus arrested by officer Pendle for steal- i from Jacob Hirsch. Hoffman was Fourth Ward Station, carrying for eafety contaming over $1700, ted to bail fer 2 hearing. The money was missed by Mr. Hirsch while receiy- ing change from Mr. Loffman, and not being eal d with Hoffman's explanation, cd thinkimg he identified his money in Hoifman box. d bim arrested. Justice Giberson, after hearing the evidence, dismissed the case. 2S eas LATEST QUOTATIONS—W ASHINGTON MOR- BY MAnKzT.—}arnished by Lewis Johnson & Go., Bankers. Buying Selling. Us WX ‘upon Bonds, 1951 ......105 4 JS. 5720'S .005 U.S. 7.20 Notes 2 termi Cert, Q Now Silv> a -- NEW YORK RATES—3 0 CL Coupon 6's, 1281, iS ificates of Indebiedn 130 OOK P.M. "5, 106 y; New Oer- $3; Gold, 143%. ee o'clock this morning, a ad a free ight at by Saratoga Fourteenth street, nea> th e Canal. tiven, named Oscar Pannell, was knocked on head with a jug, witnesses say by Wm. ris. Pannell is lying in 2 dangerous con- ios. The police of the Second Ward ar- rested nine of those present. Justice held W. Squirrel, Thos, Bowie. R. Tinsley xad Harris for turther hearing; the others were a Finzy.—James Me d, 561 New Jersey avenue, was fined $i. oy Justice Ferguson, Thursday, for selling lguor to soldiers, and for having no license. His premises being searched, alot of Government property was found. He was ordered 10 remove all his li- quors in twenty-four hours. Mrs. Keatly, on Second street east, was fined #20 for svlling liquor to soldiers ; as also was J. D. @’ Connell, 25 Thirtcenth street. SWARSPERIAN REcITATIONS.—Mr. Tasistro will, to-night, give another of his admirable Shaksperian recitations, at Richard’s Academy, corner of Fourteenth street and New York avenue. To-nighi he will take the role of comedy, and recite the play “ Much Ado about Nothing.” The first recitation, on last Tues- any wae Rienioanioee by a large audience, who were hi lighted with Mr. T.’s reci- tation of “Macbeth.” z > in eooe tT Swinviine.—Yesterday, officer Bigley ar- rested Geo. H. Walker, charged by George W. Maltby with swindling him ofmoney, amonnt- ing to over two hundred dollars. ‘alker was held to bail in $500-for a further hearing before Justice Clayton. They were partners in the sutler’s business, and Maltby alleges that Walker sold goods withont his knowledge or consent at prices less than yalue, priated the proceeds to his own use. Saas Suprosep Inranticrpg. — Yesterday, tho bodies of two infants in boxes were found in the vault on Boundary street, near the upper rgetown road. An inquest was held, and the jury decided that they had been murdered. Bruises upon the head of each infant led the jury so to decide. Se eee To TAKE THB OATH.—Some eighty prisoners of war leit the city this mo: for Philadel. It is reported in the city to-day that two | phia, at their own request, for t 8 purpose of members of Gen. Hooker's staff, Maj. Sterling, aid, and Capt. Fisher, signal officer, were gobbled up by rebel guerillas last night, in the vicinity of Fairfax. ADMIRAL FOOTE, ‘The following dispatch was received ai the Navy Department this afteracon: 1% O'CLOCK P, M.—Admiral Foote is slowly sinking. He cannot recover. 2" From the publishers and from Hudson Taylor, 34 Pa. av., and J. Shillington, Odeon Builqin: July, commencing a new volume, and centain- ing a wonderfally rich budget ez centribatio: by Holmes, Longtellow, “Gail Hamilton,” Hawthorne, Agassiz, the author of « Lifein the Iron Mills,” Robert Dale Owen, etc., etc. From Hudson Taylor we have Harper's Mag- azine for July, a fine number, and illustrated}. as usual with admirable wood cuts..H. L. Stephens (of “Vanity Fair”) touches up the drawings to Rosa Browne's article, An Amer- ican Family in Germany,” we are sure,—it for no other reason, from the impossible Altitudes | ofsome of the figures, as, for instance, that the stout man to the right in FEED Tae np It Mr. Stephous will undertake the: of belanciag himself with bis body thi We so i We have the Atlantic Monthly for | Cases Catsup, Sauces and Pickles, end rommsada| A Lang GRerLGares having admiuistered them the oath of allegi- ance. TE SRS SAMOS ERD By W.L. WALL & CO , Auctioneers, Oorner Pa avenue aud sti treet, south side, G20cEnizs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS BD SWALL TORBH, AT AUC! —On TUESDAY MORNING, inst., ‘at 10 o'cioge Wo will sell, in front of ‘the Auction Rooms, a lot f Groce! embracii Barrels, White nnd Yellow Sagara Chests Tea and Ground Coffee Bonee Ocoee, Oandlesend Starch oe ), Can too. jen Yellow, Olive and Castile Soap Borea Asseeann, Beare and Mould Casdles 200 gtoss Matches and Colton Twine B Natural Preserves and Jellies natant Cinnamon, P and Giager Deere xtrac und Concontreted Colfos ay Boxes Navy Tobacco Ri a Killikinnick Tobseco eee Se ee Cigars aes ae Regu buits Whites ukeTe and 10 gallon 3 pasrale za geet ‘of Bourbon Whisky, Boyd & gelsiede Also.n rt ty of Small Stores Le WL. WALLA 00., ancte. of W.G, th srense, ‘Pxxsonsar.—Postmaster Genera! Bisir re- Clayton"| AFFAIRS IN GEURGETOWN. {Oorrespondence Evening Star.) GuoroeTowN, Jane 2, i503. In the Common Council, last evening, the resolution trom the Board of Aldermen tu ap. pont & joint committee to visit Philadeiphia to examine market-houses, and ascertain whethe- or not those now used in that city would snr Georgetown, wasen motion of Mr. Marbury, laid on the table, Dir. Craig, from the grievance committer, to which was reterred the petition of sundry citizens residing in the northeastern section ot the towa, compiaining of a certain tenement in their neighborhood as a nuance, and praying that the same be abated, Offered a resolution providing that no licease be granted hereafter te the tenant of said bonse to sell spirituous liquors; which was referred back to the same committee, with instructions to bring in a reso- lution providing thai no mora licenses be granted to persons of Africun Cescent to sel! spirituous liquors in this Corporation. This merning, Elen Mahoney wae arrested for making an sssault on Ann Omelia, She Was committed to jail to Await the action of the grand jury. The arrivals to-day are as follow: str. Bal. timor +, Lewis, New York, merchandise to Mor- Reinhar Wheaton, Whea!on, Bost: a, ice to W. Gedy; Rosie H. Harper, Me- Manis, Kelle Plain, sutler’s stores: John For- syth, Birdsall, New York, hay to Govern J. W. Woolston, Williams, Belle Plain, sutle stores; Ocean Wave, Smith, do., do.; Mery © Ban. Rockwell, Alexandria, light aa Conklin, Norton, do., do.; schr. Heroine, Cham- pilin, do., do. Departed by Tiver:—Schrs. H. N. Farsham, Lovell, Boston, Mass.; Auna J. Russell, Hodge, Harttord, Conn.; Catharine Latchan, Newark, WN. J. coal, from Ray’s docks; schr. Charm, —- Boston, Muss., coal, from Agnue’s docks; sci i in, Staten Island. N. Y.; F inm, New York, with coat trom ©. C. & 1. Co.; sehr, Alex. Law, Wood, Jersey City, coxl, frem Borden Mining Co. Business dull. Markets unchanged; whole- aie quotations as fol!> Flour, super, $6.25 extra, ©6.50886.75; family, $$.20a89: Darby’s, 89.5vagit; Weich’s, #10; * Ray's, £9.50a810.. Wheat, red, $1.10a S145; white, €1.558%1.65. Corn, yellow, 3 i 5 by measure, 55a00c. Hay, #2. at30, , domFhc.; potatoes, 40aSic.; ples, $4.50a85; lemons, per box, $5285.25; 2e.; do., clarified, 30a35c.; whisky, 15236c.; salt, A., SiS78S1., tne, $2.75; bulk, 75¢. per buskel. Cumberland coal, $4.25a85.50; tuthra- ciie, 89; wood, pine, $4.50a85; oak, $5.50ats. Lamber, pine, 825a830 per M. Plaster, lump, S Sab: 6. Cua. R. T. F, JOYCE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE—113 PENN. AVENOE. Over Moorsk’s Deuge BSrogg, Wasaington «ity, B.C, BaF Advice g Ko SALE. — Gr Hotel, correr 13 to the poor f.om seven to nin je 2)-Im* t bargains at Buli’s Hoad stree? aud Ohio s' fifty head of goo ug, sound HORSES from Pennssivania snd Ubio, Also, seve- tal beavy Tesms switadl« for sutlers. Caillat od ¢\amine, Bye sist ___ ©. PRICH, Proprietor *S RSCITATIONS. At the request of gentiemen who were present at +8 Tecitation of Macbeth on Tuesday evening — Mr. T. SI8TRO will take the roie of comedy, 2th, will en Satrepay evening, J Richard's Academy, corm and New Yor Much Ado Ai BAY. —Came to my stable,on Thursday, the sth iastant, (wo BLACK GORSES; one about three, the other about ten years old. "The owner of the above martes will planes coms: forward, rove property, pay charges, and take them away, Prove property, Pay SOHN M. BOO LBROOK d Maryiand avence day of June,A.D, EDGAR I. BATES, J.P. 1t.5.1 (OR SALB—A VERY DESIRABLE REsi- DENCK—Brick House No, 42% N street, be- tween 13th ahd 1th streets west, with nine rooins, wood-house end stable; over 7kW feet of ground, ith choice ubbery. flowers, and fruit: pears, peaches, plums, cberrics, grapes, currants, rasp! berrien, & Trmediate possession will be given. For terms, inquire of N SMITH. 476 Saventh siront sor Ou THE pI fter 5 o’cleck p. ma. je fst* corner 47s street Sworn before we this 1863. i . SACRED CONCERT AT THE METROPOLITAN HALL POR THE HEMEFIT OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, TO-MORROW (Sunday) NiGHT, the 2ist instant, COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK, 5 CAnte ra is RS RS FORK CRYSTAL BPRING. Arrangementa having. been made with the Pas- senger Kailroad Comeany and. the proprietor of the above Sprices, the undersigned wili on and ‘ter Monday, June 22d, ran a reeniar line of Btages, connecting with the cars at the boundsry hi Mth street, for Cry: Springs commencing at9o’clock g. mu, and returning every hour. Families and parties who wish to visit this beax- tiful resort and enjoy a quiet rural drive, hare now the opportunity presented them at a very amalloutlay, Farecach way 28 cents. je 2 Im* %. FERGUSON, Pro’r of Sta, GRAND CHARITY CONCERT or SACHEHD MUSIC BY.THR CATHEDRAL CHOIR OF BALTIMORE (Under the leadership of Prof. (regan,) aT ODD FELLOWS HALL, Seventh Stert, WITH THE PCLL MABINE BAND AS ORCUESTRA, PROCEHDS FOR THE INFANT ASYLUM OF THIS CITY, SUNDAY EVENING, June 2iat, Admiassio: PROGRAMME, Paxz Ist, \ 1, Overture. —-.-Full Marine Band 2, Solo Soprano and Chorus—Alina Virgo.Humme! 3. Basso Solo—Pro Peccatis Rossini 4, Duo Soprano and Aito—Quis est Homo. Rossini & Quartette, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Sasso— Gandeamus..... —-Diabslli 6. Sclo Boprano and Chorus—ingammatus,Rossini 7. Overture. . Full Marine Band 8, Zopreno Soloan ubilate Deo,Diave!li 9, Solo Bopranc—Ave Meria___.... iS 16, Bolo Sopranc—Fac ut Vortem...... ll, Duo Soprano and Alto—icly Mather. «Wallace 12, Grand Finale Solo Basso and Chorus— Date Bonitum....... __. — ...... Costa ‘The splendid Chickering Piano to be-used on tae occasion bas generously been lent by Mr. John B. Ellis, Doora open at7 o’elock.| Comcert commences at 8 u'clock. Tickets of admissicn 50cents. * it T FOR SALE HOROCGH BEED BLACK HAWK ATAL- LION “ 8LACK RALPG,”’ aged nine years; can trot to wagon inside of three minutes, is perfectly sound; an elezant saddie horse: jot black, not a white hair on him; magnificent mane and tail; ef urapproachable style and action, and believed to be the handsomest horso im Ame- rica, and a sure foal-getter, Black Ralph was sired by the origina! Hill Black Hawk, from an imported dam, He will be sold at a low figure. Apply to JAS. BEASLEY, 528 C street, nesr Metropolitan Hotel. Je 19-6tif GREAT TROTTING RAUE. OVBE THE WASHINGTON TAOTTING COURSE, THUBSDAY, June 18th, 1963, Bitte Heats, Best 3 iu 5 to Haresss. =r ‘The following entries are made: S- Rainey enters...... 7.8, Murray enters — B, Cooley enters... ‘T. Williama enters. Great sport may be expected, as they are all first clase horees. sOgRPHL, HEIBE, Proprietor. TH In OF pectpousd weal ‘MON- the’ 5 bee catens ota on street city anti Said reet att o'clock our until iw conta pr round tr, nies, t Bostin the market. sie Corser 38 4,009.3,