Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1863, Page 1

—— ‘THE EVENING STAR. 3S PUM SUNDAY. EXCEPIED,) : , oo Ounsms Pass poh Ww. D. WALLACH. gal screener Papers sezved without wrappers Ly earviens x Th vents per month. I 1 Siege by cavtions at @4 boar, OF Hy cobis \aomibs at cents 8 Week. Single eoptes, with or without wrappers, Two CENTS. . GP APTERTISEMENTE Should be sant to the Xxl efilice before Hi o'clock um. otherwise they may . . 20t appear uniti fhe next day. ‘ MENDALL'A CGUSTUR €0., athe tends ne cee Bee ee ee ae lk ney n —* ANDOLINE FOR THE ESIB. proronare FORCABSS. H e, see PENNSYLVANIA aVENUB, aienun inn i: ni x cy rae wa LA reesiy: Berwnus Ors snp 107H Br6., MOMZEES, e- Berarement) ancilis ofelge ka on Friday. the BRAS TIES jaiy next. for furnishing and Ooa- Bre strustipg the dele in the north BSVB BOUGHT AT THD RBORIY: SabR ODOEAZES, orate leat Ode dr el incleding — Al wo ra TRS WHOLD BALABCE OF STOCE BENOHABENS, Tier OF eaten, the statreare ad the EVFIGORABES, ‘hese will be farnished by the Govern- ef the Inte frm ef will devoive upon the eontesetor to NOGKISHES, ‘up ? jases will be similar in ferm an: LBSOB & OO., RALPIMOMR, EMBNLLISHES tion to those of the west wing, but the amber 2 £ SHE HAIR. must be of the best euality, well a . ss ree from knots aud ls pk mast be consisting of+ “| BENDALD® AMBOLING tea seve compound of |. done in tbe best and most wor! ‘ sHimatating extracts from Viowers, Boots, 222 MEBMBTICALLY-SEALED GUODS, Masks, fer the GROWTH, BRAUTY, and PER- OF BVERY DESOBIPSION: MANUNT VIGO of the HAIR. ~ Bighty beneficial wheve the Bair veqnives a MBATS, gente ctanvlent.” Dn. CHILTON. ' * = Maeve ptver had anything whieh so perfectiy POULARY, apewors the purpose of a heir dressing.’” WARREN WARD, FISH, No. 277 Canal strect, N. ¥. UEDA, ™ After being baid for seven years your AMBO- abe rene ee eee ee ABLES, Bain.” Prof. J BENIA, 1a Ne. 35 King stveet, N. ¥. BOURPS, Bt. Bor ande by xJl Droggists and Vancy Goods Beales. Put in boxes, (containing two betties,) ‘WICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADB, pales @1. DY FHE PACKAGE, Mawofsetored and for sale at wholesale by Bak BELOW MARUPACTURED cus HENDALL & BANNISTER, 3 eaten veo je Bom Ne. 542 Baoapway, N.Y. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., wot _ 209 Pennsytvanie Avenee. Wor the Holidays. a. B. BHHEGER & 00., Baapos op Bos. 19 15D 21 Baoan Br., New Forze (OOMBY BUILDING,) OPYES FOR £ALB AT THEIE STORE, Bavite the Frade to inspect their stock ef Be. 2397 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, WINES AND LIQUORS, AUGUSTUS JOHNGON & €0., 209 FENNSYLYANIA AVENUE, Burwnan 97m & 107m Brs., BBR THIRTRENTH ETREBT, POBACCO AND SEGABS, @ION OF THE OLD ENICKEREOOCEER, GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP, ‘3B WOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF wmsurpasved tn this city in vasiety znd quality. HMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS — Being Bele Agents $0 AB FCURD IN THE METEOPOLIS, ae = = MBEBRS. FRANK BININGER & CO., We. 15 Busven £s., New Youu, FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODs, eB their celebrated KITS AND KEGS Ne.1 MACEEBEL, | “* = BO ON, BOFFLBD WINES AND LIQUORS, KENNEBEO SALMON, New Yosk prices,—ircight added, SOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES eis sake PIGS’ FEET, ‘We would eal) the sttention of DIVISION PUR- ENGLISH DUN OODFISH, VBYOBS to the fact that we have the above goods ready packed for shipment in cases eontaicing Beever vim ail the fsom one to twelve dozen each, and can fill any BUXUBIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON j order for them on cal. Bours. A. M. B. & Oo. are also Sole Proprietors eu: P. 8.—We alse heep constantly on hand the larges and most varied assortment of G©HAMPAGNE WINES of PININGER’S OELEBRATED “LONBON DOUK GEN, Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use, Also, Sole Agents for yo be found in this city, embracing the folowing GLB TOM LONDON OORDIAL GIN. welhknown brands WAH articles bought at their store warranted | yop CLIQUOT, @f the first quality, and forwarded toany part of the a Gity free of expense. MOET & ORAXDON, as intend to be permanently located, we re Sally request families to eivo ts acall.” ©. H. MUMM & O6., ABRAM M. BININGHE, HENRY T. OAPEN. FIERE SBIDSIOR, Wasurmoton, December. 182. ERIDBICE & 00., &. M. BININGRE & O00. have no cofmexion wit EUGENE OuiQuor, other House. "En ROLLIN CHUROH, Agent. DE ST. MAKCKATS, +RBAT BARGAINS CHARLES RIVANT & CO, PRIZE At CTION £ALB d AN in sae at ‘ Ls a aa Steck port res PRIDAY Last, An Inepe:tion of our bs pee B Past oF vex Oanco or tea Scuoongr Emiiy, | folly satiated, £ 00 yards CHALLIES, etm + BLAtD bEusS GooDs may Ib tf eo is Alto, a2 large lot of different kinds of damaged | - Fs ORROMEO COLLEGE EREBS GOODS ve B > OLL EGE ry low. Damaged BALMORAL BRIRTS. Ze. AUG. JOHNSON & CO. $8 WW MEYENBERG. The BeeasT MOR Courts ; ‘ket 8; a r the Avenue House, e Bevent! mi-Anr na! 3043 Market Sysco; Stween 1th and bch atresia. _ | tution opens om the first Monday of eptember. FRANKLIN t& 00 SFP | vrepsre young gentlemen to enter upon professional 244 PewxsYLVamia AVERUB. atuaies of any sind. between Bth and isth (north - pith a view to tinprovement aud peogrens in the 5 Dylivk languege and English composition. 2 38S Pe. avenus, under the Nasional Hote, dead lsugasves, by no ieans. form the prineipal | rs bject oF. study, yet they are taught with great ROCK ORYSTAL (Brazilian Pebble) and IM- | 020° iheataxtta charaerios wituous her PROVED PEBISCOPIO SPEQTAOLES, seientif- | Showed to interfere with more vwportant siudiess Set ee suited to the proper condition the French lapgua ze ia taught to ail and at cer: 2 tal is made the medium om muni - CREME and HIRLD GLASSRS, AGHROMATIO | ot Dene thal! have tompent avd wrive it, eee ORICA SATTERIER Maria. | The institution will adapt iteelf to the wants of MSTICAL AND BURVEYOR® INSTRUMENTS, Tea ones Sp cammenrenmiys properly come sia COMPARES, CART EE DE Sie prition PHOTO. placed “in thore classes for which theyare found GRAPH ALBUMBinevery style. STEBROSOOPRS competent, structions are given vu; e and VIEWS, & in ‘and at | Brineiple, in % great vs i ror the lowest gures,wholesaie or retail. my 1s-tf ractioal beariugn vor ihe, cian naa eRe THIN y in view. end o} 18 An Wansccuewin ey rail tooak of GER fo form the. students to become well-educated Eee Gov gncoa ts, BUstsasepurte Ohristian gentlemen and to, develop their whule rl 10. a pee ee cee ee greet ies | he sree nn Se ede Weedae"s pestness, ively, o i si EL BUEPHENS © oo” ber and the frat of February. The students 392 Pennsylvanis Avenue, between vi Chang ter omg it, = eeceseiearts fee —— Ninth and Tenth streets. | GUiiarsin addition tothe annual stipend, ‘They ARD.—Escaped from the Washing- | devote rtion of each day to study and read- $150 we ctyseiter crs District of Columbis, | ing * ° Col ia, a = st. . [863— ikesville is easily approached from Baltimore ofthe 1s oC Aaron his p Pikerle 8 ces ; orby the omnibus, which is about 3 ; 5 feet 6 or 8inehes high; light | leaves the Hand Tavern, Paca streot, at 4 o’cloek, Sioen Gat short and when was com each afternoon; and in the summer season at? Hee his toee is round Gad falls of o’elock in the morning. £.0.8.W. ROM, RYY. E.Q. 8. ABD RON. also, JOHN Hh ING, about 45 or 8 years of | _ Je 10-81" rincipal. nap; SRets OF Stashes Mee, ey eT ed neling MAMSHIP GREAT BASTREN FROM NEW paiben oo Te oo ad s* YORK TO LIVERPOOL. Also, about 6 feet 0 inches high: The Bteamship of eae; Hal nt brown hair cut Very short; GREAT a ed ay Nise gam frowning look; fair com: Walthe PATTON, Commander, = ‘ fr a, ane les yReu mreaniene Be Coy ene NEW YORE, eee ney eed will be given for their appre- Tose sy i ‘June 8) | Tuesday........Juiyn ension if secured in the United States jailim the | and at intervals Sherestier of about six weeks from See e aemne, 9c 93 for citer one one Firsteabin, from. 995 to $135 : hal, | Second cabin, state room berths ae = = furnished at separate tables. BAOR’S RACES OF THE OLB WORLD. Excursion tickets, out and back in Lyell’s Antiquity of Man, second cabin only, a fare and 6 half. B nm Servants Sccompany ing passengers and children Husiey’s Sa ot Specie place in Nature. ie ig yeerael age,half price. Infants free. w ; 1, and | Steerage. with rior accommodations, _.. G3) sell atlas ie = Atha " nines of passage from Liverpool, sazie rates as Now an Gindden! ar Wetiechene ‘Races of the ‘All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in U. —_ FRAN LO ‘Back posse ed 90 eudic feet of lngeaee. 0” cap cian — fumes CLARIFIED GIDERE, Yor pacade SDP'Y STC RLES A. WHITNEY, ge 8. At the office, 26 Broadway, New York. AAP sassachusctts Ginaiviny SSR et For frei pat app Only eo orm WALL, Agents fe offer for sale ‘At the lowest market im qua | 5933 sm od 64 South street, New York. etal and in want WwEW YORE prime ‘of Older are an cea cal ped N= a AND v asqiNGTON amine this before nt. STEAMSHIP LINE. 2 D-0- +} WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORE, SUASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, D.C. e Union Bottling inca, rect | four: as BTBA! EMPIRE, and df have are. BALTIMORE, HS ‘Ate Seantiy seer and Regular Be, ae TRDNESDAYS and SAT. ca Marriggs ane i . f High si , Se wae ae ee Jeprtes a sea es lor freight or Orv We empty ss AN & ABT, mente; foot of fen atrest, |, oF ._ JAMES HAND, Al jo2d6u" i177 Wall street, Mow Yo REFRIGERATORS. Received s large assortment from Philadel- Soom penincis pre | Hs paeee A of IZED OVENS, PATENT GALFAN. whien wo wil) sel lower than they Kave beensold | WES) aon wy, ta : im this city before. tare it fA ‘prorcsats FOR WOOD AND GOAL. } v) The course of study embraces all that is necessary to | The lar guages, ancient and modero, are taught | Kmenlike manner «he contractors will be requived to farnish the Ly to Bt in; also to furaich if Patents, iit chely Tok tobe falta threnahent_ ith nt, eorn: re feet te oe ern Wrenn of 1A 68508 al mut be well bedded and ded and ieft clesa contract. . 8. Capitol Extension, on the east ey Bundays exespted, rves the right to reject any it fo the iatteent of 1 bids de ad- fc . ide will be opened af is o'clock mn the aforesaid 3d ay of July, in the presence of an ee bidders as may see proper to attend. Rad ce Derani wey, Wasrineron, June ™, oss. Buster Propo=4ts will be recelved by the under- ‘unti 12 o'clock M,, on Wednesday, the 8th i dav of duly, for fursishing for the use of this men! tons (2,26 Ibe. to the ton) of the best White id Boek furnace fol @ tons Red Ash. same sive, and a cords best seasoned Oak Weod. Parties will be at liverty fe is for the Weed and Ooal or for One seoparatety, aad their bida will be considered secordingly. seer nia teg must be made to se- to the Government fu)! waightend me seare. meamured upen ges, and One half isto be sawed into three peccinbes bale into two, and ali to be ry 8 5 is MS Se stowed away in the vaults, The which are vary. aceoesible, E No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory suite nee sen. be fcraiabed of the reliability jo ofthe on. Besiples of Goal, such as ts desired, can be seen by ‘ing upon the Superintendent. Payments will be promptly made after the de- livery of the fuel. jguied. "and onGorted'" Proporsis for Wood sad 5 os is for an Goa “nen Jas. B. HALLOWBLL, jeat-d Disbursing Clerk. Post Office Department. P 6; B CIEDE RS. BOPOSALS KR BUILDING A STATION- OUSE VOR METROPOLITAN POLICE. 47oR’s OFF10B, Washiugton, June 1s, 1883. Sealed Propesals, endorsed * Bufiding Commit- tee on Station-Houses.” will be reesived at the ayor’s Office until FRIDAY. June 2th, at 12 o’elock M., for the ereetion and enmpletion of a tation-Hoase, to be located on Nerth K ~tzeet, between 2°th and 2ist streets. ' if An oath of allegiance must aceompany each bid. The plans and specifications of Messrs, Ciuss and Kammerhueber, Arehiteets, ean be seen and will be explained at ‘the Mayor's Office, from this date. The right to decline any er all the proposals is rereryea; if deemed for the interest of the Corpo- ration. ‘Ampie sveurity for the faithfal performance of the contract will be required from the auvcessful bidder. RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor. “JOHN H. SEMMES. Prerident Board of Ald. rinen, ASBURY LLOYD, | President Board of Common Connell, je let Building Committee. [Intel. & Chron.} pRorosas FOK CONSTRUCTING SEWER. Beaten Prorosac8 will be re ed by the gaps “ee at the Mayor’s office, il 12 o'clock M. on Monday, t Oth day of June instant, for the prrpose of constructing a Aewer anit ten Siench traps in Sixth street west, from the south wide of Louisiana avenue to the merth side of G exes north, under the act approved May 2th, 3. Epecifiestions ean be seen at the Surveyor’ of- fiee. Bidders will state the prise per lineel foot, including the drops aud excavation i All persona owning property on the line of the the proposed sewer, and intending to iap th Same, are requested to do so while it is bein ard al) property owners should carry th and gas pipes at least to their respac lines JNO. H. Sb E je %4-d5t us Mayor. ROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN ASSILTANT QUARTERMASERR’S Oreicn, : Forare Deportinens, Cor. Ded streets, AsHINGTON, D,C., April 16, i305. Wxitres Proposat.s are invited for farnishing HAY. STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use of this Depot. to be delivercd at the Railroad Depot, or stany of the Government wharves in this city. .The proposrls to be addressed to the under signed, end they yhould state the quantity of on article offered, also the prize aud ihe date elive: Proposals wil be received for five thousand (5,003) bushels of Corn or Oata, and fifty | 50) tons of } Hay or Straw, and upwards, unless it should be for | the interest of the Goverument to contract fora Jeas amount. All grain tobe put up in good sacks, of about two (2) bushels each, which are to be furnished at the cost of the contracter. The His} and Straw to be securely baled, All Grain and Hes olfered to be subject toa rigid inspeetion by tho Goverment Inspector. ‘ontracts will be awarded from time to time to the lowest responsible bidders, as the interests ct the service may requito, Good security will be required for the faithful fulfillment of any contract made under this advertisement. Payment to be made atthe completion of the tract. L, BRO’ 4 8. L. Ny ep 17-Sm Captain and A. @ M. | UABTEBMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, Waskisevos O:ry, March 19, )663. ers of team veenals are invited to send to the Seb trees: Generai’s Office tenders for their Tenders should contain descriptions of the Vessels, their dimensions, enrolled er registered , actual corsying cay ty material, whether Coppered, whether side-wheel or pro- pellers, whether iron or copper fastened, site and Lonipbag of snainee and Boilers § re cuit pane von ice at which they are 0! rr or shor Charter with the estimated value of the yonsel in case of loss, or in case the Government should prefer to purchase instead ef chartering. Owners of steam vesrels already in the service of the Quartermaster’s Department are requested to make known tothe De) ent any reduction in their present rates wi they may be w: to it, and th i il Soiree Saas ree er it ts All such ten to the ders should be addressed aster General of the United States, at ‘asbington, and should be endorsed ‘Proposals for charter or sale of steamers.” When received, they will be considered, and the | Department wiil endeavor to reduce the heavy expense attending arm: Cie poten upon the ocean and tide-waters, by substituting. wherever it ean do so, cheaper vessels of os 1 a RA for ry te "Quartermaster General. |pore mae MARKET, OPPOSITE . THE GOVERNMENT WHARF, Foor ov Sixrn Srxkur. A. M. HEPBURN, Proprietor. MEATS, FISH. VEGETABLES, FRUIT, IOB, &c., WHOLESALE AND Ruaraiv Goods dellyered in any part of the city on and bh inet. je 19-1" uUMBE RB! 4 LUMBER! ‘The undersigned is now in receipt of two cargoes ef assorted Lomber which will be sold cheap for @ash at bis Wood, Coal and Lumber Yard, corner 2 8 ia ieittet eRe GRO. 1, SHERIPP, CABD.—HAVING DISPOSKD of my entire Plumbing. Gas and Steam Fitting Bstab- lishment (No. 50 Ninth street)io JOSEPH REY- NOLDS & O0,,; of this city, I take great pleasure in recommending the new firm to. my friends, eustomers, and the whole community ;-weil know- ing that goed work | able prices, fair dealing, strict honesty will characteris piitha tran actions of this establishment. 2. DOVE. Ss: bass Sie 19 (fzeconsors to W. Pa Th LOM BRS. GAS and STEAM FITTERS, 5% Ninth eryect, near Pennsylvania Avenue, are now prepared to farnish everything in heir like st reasonable prices, and to execute all orders with prompiness and in @ satisfactory manner, Onc prise oniy, je 17-e0lm. re QF NORTH AMBRICA. es y this splendid work, giving 333 Py o 4 tifulfy-eoloved figures of birda. asc of she size trees and ta it fre- a Jog the, fo wale by the undersigned ax been sold for ft Wy complete in one Duge folio atlas of plate Mm Octave vols, of peng rie Ane, bow bintinS pa aNCK TAYLOR, U2 ¥e. lopwant—MACKEAEL |! eee & ‘ EB OF THM SRABON. June 28, tively of Dion Boucicauk’s great see's he COLLEEN BAWN. LAS? WEEE BUT 0: 18( Tburrta; Last night po: i Tackett oe regan ws, B - gers. b jiege of Luctnow.” SF Admisnion &, %, und 75 cents. Ne extra for secured meata. V fester ting Peassyivania avenve and i OOO aioe o wis sisessin'n 060 4s eins P iisscgo cd ETPanet Righti SUTHERLAND, nty, engaged atan VARIETIES! Fitz Simmons... Theo great Lady Voeslist apes W. 8S. BUDWORTH. M186 NELLIE HOWARD. Tweltth and last night positively of Pit Brecgons? at versi o! EE 088 ij DOUBLE CONCERT FRIDAY NIGH yn. a Startling Dramatic Romanee— re psred express! jimmon~—entith DEGRBES OF CRIME. PARADISE GARDEN, GORNER SIXTH ST. AND NBW YORK a¥Y. FRIBD GRAND 4FTFEKNOON CONCERT, FRIDAY, June 2%th, 186. The splendid Orchestra under the direction of C. KOPPITZ, will perform 2 number of musical gems, among whieh may be srpecially mentioned— “Overture te William Pell,’ by Bossini, anda grand military mareh--potpourri—entitied ‘A Day with the Irish Brigade,” by C. Koppitz. For jurther particulars see rmail programmes xt Admission 3 cents. Concert to eemmence at 4 o'viock. CANTERBURY KALL, LOUISIANA AV., BZam Bixvn Srazer, THE MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD. te ly the greatest Dinrti Undowdte ly ri eater rom i jon of ever embraced in one organivation, THS COOLEST HALL IN THB CITY A MAGNIFICENT BILL. NEW ORIGINAL DRAMA, NEW BALLET, Xe. A New Seneational Drama in one act, YOUNG AMERICA AND OLD IRELAND: LONDON CORRESPONDENT IN CAMP Paddy Murphy (oft! -.- George R, Edesou MIRS Undeniably the moet Songatress on the Last week of the yoong and charming Danseuse, | MItS KATE PENNOVBR- *| NEW FACES. | IREASED ATTRACTIONS, First week of the celebrated Oleg Dancer, MK HARRY KELLY, From the prineipal Musie Halla in London Firat week of the lovely Danseuse MISS ELLA WERNER, Firat week of the charming Spanish Ballet; LES INTRIGUE D'ESPAGNE, jn whieh the Court of Beauty rppears, A GRAND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Admission 35 and Deents. Private boxes holding Doors open at 7’» o'clock. Pi 6ix persons $5. forme Sete ee eee METROPOLITAN HALL, G25s. Avenue, Barwaen Ura ayo 20a Street THE COOLEST PLACE N THE CITY! NEW ENGAGEMENT ORLEBRATED PARLOR OPERA COMPANY. FOR A BEOR” SEARON. } WHOLE acts, Or ree Moet Porriik GERMAN arp ENGLISH OPERAS, BRILLIANT COSTUMES FULL ORCHESTRA! SF This celebrated company has wona hostof admirers during ita stay at New York, Philadel phia,ete, Therefore, the friends of music should not miss the opportunity now presented of enjoy- ing a few evepings’ amusement, Admission Beents. Opened at7 o’ciock. HSNZEK & MERKLBIN, YRAND CONCERT TWICK A MONDAY and THURSDAY AP the Washington City Brars leader, at Mr, BB 1 N Beer Garden and Restaurant, East Ospi! ‘A nice younz MARE JOHN GAYNOR, corner of tistan: G streets. (OR CAPE MAY.— The safe and commedi MANHATTAN will commence her ronte, from Phi delphia to Cape May, on BATUR- DAY, 27th inst,, and vontioue rnaning on al! days during the bathing season, is the largest and most conveniont boat on the phe ying Cape May, seed about fifty state rooms, y i Passengers leaviug Baitimore in the 3.3) &. m. trein can connect with th Gastie. } Che Manhattan | WAR MAPS. SOLOMONS, Army Stationers, 232 have for saiea iarge assorticent of smongst which are— x Maryland and Pennsyivania, Seat of War in ** Richmond and vieinity, arbor and St.Helens « Sound, —- * Military sod R. R. MapSouthern States, _ Coast Survey Mapa of Bast and West Virginia, Colton Map of Virginia and Maryland, ro to the Gulf, eaten. Sheets andaionnted on canvas. i ATTENTION! SOTLEMS, ATTENTION ao. | F Cheap for cash at Green street 180 onsets band of various Of Green and Lites ‘This execlient Femitr axa News Jouvnal, ecpmiting @ greaur variety of interesting reading than ean be found in any othés, ts Published cn Priday worning. . TERMA—Cash, mrariadty in cdérence, It invariably conmins the « Washingten Newe™ that bas made Tie Deity Frowiag Star Gireciate so generally throtigbout the ecuntry. Sw Bingie eopies (in wrappers) ean be pro- cured at the eounter, immediately after the iseue cf the paper. Price—Tuxzu Osxvs. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER.) =—— memes = = = area THE REBEL [NVASION. Mercersburg. Oce ite aD ied by the Enemy— aney are im Large Ferce in Pe: yiva- Bin. HakR1enUKG, June?!.—The telegraph opera- tor at Shippensburg, eleven miles thie side of Chambersburg, telegraphed at twelve o’clock that the rebe!s were one mile from the town, and advaneinug in this direction. Gettysburg met Occupied by ithe Rebels. Batti sors, June 24.—A dispateh to me from David Welle, a prominent Jawyer of Gettye- ‘burg, dated noon to-dey, esys that a small number of mounted rebels appeared esterday afternoon near Cashtown, and were fred nn by Federal bnehwackers, mortally wounding one, The others immediately retired. No rebels bave yet been nesrer Gettysburg than eight miles. Captain Irwin, President of the Western Maryiand road, Jett Union bridge at2 o'clock this afternoon. No rebels were there or at Westminster. A conductor on the Northern Central road, who hap just arrived, eays that the Federal forces retired trom Chamsbersburg to Carlisle, apprehending an sppceach of too strong a force Of rebels for raw militia to resist. The Whole ef Ewell’s Corps in Pennayl- vania. MeCoNNELLaBeRG, June v4.—The excite- ment along the border remains unabated. Busi- nese is at @ perfect stand-still. Exposed constantly to incursions of rebel marauding bauds, farmers are compelled to keep their horses concealed in the mountains, and the prospects of reaping the coming har- vest ure discouraging. ‘The rebels are overrunuing Franklir county. ‘Two rebel deserters trom a North Carolina regiment, belonging to Ewell’s corps, came into our lines thic morning, and report the whole of that commander's forces 1n Pennsyl- vyania. ‘The rebe}s are in torce at Blercersburg, and have driven in our pickets this side of the town. It is thought they will attempt to feel our strength this side of the mountain. 4.40 v. «.—The rebel infantry is reported coming uP. the monntain from Mercersburg in foree. The roads are blockaded, but peorly supported. The Rebels Within Twelve Miles of Car- lisle—Statement of a Deserter. SHURG, June 24.—The city bas been in state ef exciteme! liday. The news trom up the valley shows that the rebels are rapidly advancing in this direction im strong lorce. No troops would hardly venture so far from the bass of their operations into an enemy’s country without a force sufficient to act on the offensive. So far no opposition has been made to their movements. The rebels are now twelve miles from Carileieagnd arc still ad- vancing. Gen. Knipe, commanding the forces in the valley, will pronably give them battle at that point. The rebels will no doubt appear in front of that town to-morrow. Gur cavalry, who fell back at the rebel ad- fantry as yet, but there is nu doubt a strong sorce is in supporting distance. i A deserier belonging to the 41th Georgia reg- iment arrived here tq-day. On Sunday night his regiment was doing picket duty near Ha- gerstown, and on Monday morning fifty of them deserted and safely made their way to the mountains, where they remained all night. Yesterday morning they all started for Fred- erick city, hoping to make their wa i more, wiih the exception of this man, who j ee ea) x ow! i a. came to Gettysburg. He states that Ewell’s | Tein or ihe city twat veep ea Go whole corps of eix brigades was at Hagers. town when be left. They number about 12,000 | ien. The last brigade left Williamsport on | Friday, arriving at Hagerstown on the same day. Orders were issued on Sunday for the corps to move at five o’clock on Monday morn- ing. Itis believed they are coming in this di- rection, supporting Jenkins’s force of cavalry. Sixteen vi ans of the war of 1512 to-day visiteu Gr | at the Capitol, and tendered their sery » Which were accepted. No Rebels East of Boonsbore. DALTiNO:k, June 24.—Later and reliable ac- counts from Frederick are, that there are no rebels near there, aud that the force in the val- ley beyond South Mountain have made no Movement in this direction. There are no | rebels east of Boonsboro. which is four miles west of South Mountain. Information received atheadquarters to-night confinn the previous account of x. heavy rebel force belug im the valley west of Boonsboro. They were moving northward, but it was not ascertained whether they were taking the Chambersburg road or the road leading to- wards Gettysburg. The artillery accompanying this body of rebels is said to number sixty-s!x pieces. Some of the students of St. Jumes’s Qollege, near Hagerstown, arrived here this evening, who passed through the rebel lines yesterday. The accounts given by them agree as to the force being large aud as to the number of caunon. One stndent esumated the column he saw at #,000 stron;. The Rebels Within Twenty-five Miles ‘of Harrisburg—All of Ewell's Force Un- donbtedly Advanciug—Our ForcesStill at Carlisle—A Battle Probably to be Fought To-day —The Susquehanna Defenses com- pleted—force Thrown ou the Enemy's Right Flank. HARRIsBUKG, midnight, June2i.—The rebels are within twenty-five miles of Harrisburg. The enemy’s coluinn halted atduskabouteight miles the other ~ide of Carlisle, and went into camp. The authorities are in telegraphic communi- cation with Grayson Station, two miles from the rebel pickets. (heir lines to-night are very strong. The result of to-morrow is looked for- ward to With much anxiety, and not without some doubts. Gen. Knipe may give the enemy battleat Car- lisle, or fall back to the Susquehanna. A bat- tle will undoubtedly be fought or the place evacnated before to-morrow night. Gen. Couch has thrown @ strong column in the neigb borhcod of Gettysburg, on the enemy’s right flunk. This, in gonnection witk certain iovements of the urmy of the Potomac in their Tear, will make it a dangerous experiment for them to aitem pt to hold the line of the Susque- } hanna. Numerous arrests haye been made.to-gay on the south side of the river of parties suspected of being rebel spies and guerrillas, but on the cases being investigated most of them proved to be refugers. The clerks and other attaches of the State capital to-day haye organized themselves into a company tur the detense of the city. The works on the opposite side of the river have been completed, and the guns are being mounted. The Philadelphia Gray reserves, 1,100 strong, are still here, but they refuse to be mustered in. Their conductis severely commentedon by other iroops. : Gen, Andrew Porter arrived here to-day, and tendered his services to the authorities. Everytuing is quiet in the neighborhood of Geuysourg and Hanover, Junction, and great activity beiny@lisplayed in that quarter to pre- vent any demonstration on the lines of the Northern Central Railroad. z A rebel operator, at tewo"@lock to-night, at- tached the-wires ae afeConnellsburg and opened commuaieation with Pittsburg. He told a lowe Story about Jenkins, and what he intend- et doing. Norelitnce is placed in it. 1c is reported here and believed that Milroy has been relieyed of his command. itis known here to a certainty that twent regiments of rebel infantry passed rough Chumbersburg to-day; they were mo: this direction, and are; perma 2, well’s worps, lige .Htonewsll Jackson’s. portant events are likely spire to-morrow. - New York, June 4. Net of rtdag! wim to the Herald state. that alarm ails there. The oputions of Generals Fran! and Cough are that the rebels are now advancing with serious intent ae q 3 to receive ‘tition is being 3 iciaps are leaving A Pies T) pb Sant National Bosp.and Candle Bick ‘Tea now on SING, & BURCURL at New} be. igs Tous to have a supply train three niijps long. 3 ge Whitmore, whose farm the rebelsoceu- ride Ce aaaeresnastee ee artillery, ane the rebel torc thou: . =< = oy June 9 has SHIPPEBABURG, « left Newville, and is mow six: ale ehyreceos caaibhes Guat’ ihe rebelo ‘have nitea eignt nate wamnatyeneret Et aes Fg ae The railroad bridge at Scotland was again burned, sud the telegraph wites deed tse miles Another dispaich estates that the rebel force which was a G: sburg has suddenly ap- eaten, near Carlisle. No fighting has yet oc- cw he A dispatch dated Gleason’s Niation, five milee from Onrlisle, states our forces evacuated Shippeneburg at one o'clock. The enemy charged into town, tiring come *Ollies, but no ove wasburt. The rebels any they will be in Carlisle on Thursday. The enemy is haked a: Palmstown. Our cavalry isin front, about a mile trom th be Their cavalry went into Fayette lay They take all bate, watches end bure yirew persons, and plunder private prop- ery. & é Rebel pickets were reported at Leesburz to- jay. ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE. New York, June N.—The following addt- tiorul intelhgence by the Canada bas been re- ceived: : Reports were current im Paris, on the ib inet., that orders had been sent toUherbourg to suspend the sending of reinforcements to Mex- ico; but the evening journals of that datesay the erders for sending troops and materials away are maintained. The liverpool journals wu an early termi- nation of hostilities between France and Mex- ieo, in order that the French Government may regain Ireedom of movement on the European question. It was reported thut the notes of the three Powers to Kussia, regarding Poland, would be dispatched to St. Petersburg on the (ith. The Common Council of Biescaw had de- cided to vend a deputation to the King to pet tion hima to withdraw his late ordinance againet the prees, and convoke the Diet. The deputa- tion bus gone to Berlin. LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL ON THE EVENING OF TRH 13TH. The China, 1rom New York, reached here at noon to-day. The Times to-day, editorially, says the resukt of operations on the Missiesippiis undoub! tavorable te the Federals. Iteppears that at these points the Confederates are short of men, | provisions ind transports, and that their op- ponents have been able to drive back their ar- mies. The fate of Vicksburg depends not on its garrison, but on the Confederate generals in the field. Johnston will doubtless make every efiort to succor the place. The Army and Navy Gazette thinks Leemay be obliged, on political and military ands, to carry the war into the enemy’s country » but does not believe Washington can be taken by direct nttack. It is stated that free passages will be offered to a certain class of male and female operatives to the United States. Details are published of the atrocious piracy and kidnapping of slaves by Peruvian vessel in the South seas, agement Between the U. S, mderbilt and the Privateer New Youk, June2i._The steamer Eaglehas arrived from Havana with advices to the 90th, | via Porto Rico. Rumors had reached Huvaus, } #aid to be brought by the British mail steamer ; St. % a vance, bave been unable to dixcover any in- | on paiomes to Fotio Rise, thet then va teer Alabama was at Santa Croz, aud that the steamer Vanderbilt get up steam and went to attack her. Heavy firing had been heard in the dnection of Santa Cruz, but nothing was | known about it. Some inferred thai the Ala- «had been captured, and others that the Vanderbilt kad been destroyed. ‘The English mai) steamer Trent, from St. : Thomas, would be due at Havana on the 2ist, | when the facts could be ascertained. The Spanish govermment had granted per- The heat of the city was very great, but no yellow fever had yet appeared. The rebel steamer Alice Vivian tins arrived irom Mobile with cotton. More of the Privateer Tacony'’s Doings. I., June 21.—Capt. E. Snow of 2 2. Snow, of Truro, arrived this afternoon, und reports that he spoke, oti Gray Head, to-day at 1! o’clock, the schoon- er Western hght, Captain Goodspeed, whohad u deck Joad put on board by the privateer Als- bama, but most likely the Tacony. Healso re- por! at four other vessels preceded him to vew York, loaded with men from destroyed Eshermen. Ca)\t, Goodspeed says the privateer destroyed upwards of a dozen vessels yesterday and this worning: all the fishermen which he fell in with near Martha’s Vineyard, taking every- thing of value trom them, and then setting them on fire. Als o’clock this morning the priva- 16 still comm f New Laven, arrived to-day and reporis « chased four hours by a pirate, and that seven*sbots were fired ineifectually at her on tke sth nit, in lat deg., long. Gi deg. but she outsailed the pirate. From Fortress Monree. TRESS MONROE, June23.—The U.S. gun- = Adger and the sleop-of-war Tus- ved in Hampton Roads last evening. The former sailed again this afternoon. The steamer Convoy arrived this morning from Newbern, N. C., but brings no news from that department. The 5th Massachusetts reciment arrived here to-day trom Newhern, N. C., theirtime having expired, but they have to-day volunteered their services to Gen. Dix, andyenter at once under his command. The contrabands are being removed from Suffolk and vicinity to Norfolk in large num- bers and placed in charge of Dr. Donn, of Nor- folk. From the Army oi the Potomac. WASHINGTON, June 21.—[Associated Press ispatch.]—Itis ascertained that, with the ex- eeption of some siight skirmishing in Bull Run Valley, there was no fighting yesterday. All was quiet, Apparently, along our front to-day. Yesterday, owing to imperfect picketing, some ot Moseby’s irregular cavalry came upor the Chaniilly road, near Cub Run, and destroyed several of our wagons, with ammunition, fo- rage,&c. They were pursued, and itis reported some of them caught. Several bundles ofnorthern newspapers were seized and confiscated yesterday, but for what cause is not publicly known. Mergan’s Retreat over the Cumberland. Lovisvib_e, June 23,—It is reported that the rebel Morgan has recrossed the Cumberland near Carthage, having remained but a short time this side. He had 4,000 men and 16 pieces of artillery. He was closely pursued by Col. Winder, of the 17th Indiana, co: 2 brigade of mounted infantry. A Rebel Report Contradicted. PHILADELYHIA, June 24.—The rebel report of the capture of the gunboat Essex its origin im the capture of an officer of a naval battery connected with the Essex. The Ecex wus safe and in good condition up to the 13th. Treasure from Caliiornia. san Francisco, June 23.—The steamer Ori- zaba sailed this morning for Panama with 9 passengers and $963,000 in treasure for Eng- land, $190,000 for New York, and £57,000 for Panama. J Sinking of the Gunboat Sumter. ForTRESsS Monroxr, June 24.—The United States gunboat Sumter was run into last night off Cape Henry, and sunk. Her crew arrived here this afternoon, all safe. Naval Intelligence, Nsw YORK, June 24.—Admiral Dahlgreen inns been ordered to take command of the feet off Charleston. ‘ lin, which arri ‘He lett before he left his tere dary see een Sic ay Sere era . ottaad the gt our last accounts re c Fined weet eee