Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1863, Page 2

| LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE EVENING STAR. j DEPREDATIONS OF THE PARATE TA- WASHINGTON CITY: | ONY. THURSDAY... weeee JUNE 25, 1563 | SEV ENPBEN vaaincals BURNED BY HER, SF READING MATTER ON RVERY PAGH. SEX OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Meney Market. Quotations for stocks, coin sad uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & O6., Bankers: Buying. Selling. U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1681 ...-. +100 100% 1681, 5.20" par 106; 115% * New Yore Raza. Coupon 6's, 1691, 109%; 7.30’s, 106; New Cer- tilicates of Indebtedness, 98%; Gold, 111%. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ‘THE GREAT RALD AND GREATER SCARE. The reader is referred to tae details of the latest news of the current rebel raid into Mary~ ~ land and Pennsylvania, published in this af. ternoon’s Siar, for all tht information concern- * ing it that is at hand here at the hour at which we go to press. As difficull as it is to analyze these wonderful and conflicting accounts, we really cannot see in them evidence that more than tem ortwelve thousand rebels have yet ctossed the Potomac or that they are, advanc- ihg north of it to any other end than to steal horses, beef cattle and other needed supplies. Soar they have inflicted such damage only through the agency of small squads of mounted men, which they send out in every direction, as they slowly advance. These small parties advance buta few miles from their supports. and invariably skedaddle on sight of squadsof Unionists in arms, indicating a purpose of seriously opposing them. The Pennsylvania militua, who haye so fur been entrusted with the defense of their State south of the Sasque- hanna, if the telegrams tell the truth, are sure to “fall buck” on the sightof a grey-back; leav- ing horses, cuttle, arags, clothing, boots and shoes, &c., Which the imtensely scared inhabi- tants have not had sufficient energy and fore- thought to remove, & prey to the marauders. There is nothing known to j fy the current story tha: Lee has 100,000 men at Winchester, | That made its first appearance in a Penusylva- nia paper, and is therefore to be received with very large allowance. There 1s uo probability im the account saying that slarge force of rebels ‘Was yesterday evening moving from the direc- tion et Boonsboro to Frederick. If true, how- ever, it simply proves that Lee proposes tosteal im 88 many directions as possible, and over as great an extent of territory as possible, in the shortest possible time; for he cunnot be swoop- ing west to Pittsburg, north to Harrisburg and east to Raltimore with large armies directed against each, while he also tarries at Winches- | ter with one hundred thousaud men—such being the tenor of the various accounts coming to Washington since our last issue. in truth, up totwo p. m. to-day, we have been able to learn nothing justifying a change | ot the impressiogp we lately published, thar Lee's main object in coming North was to at- tack Washington, it he can induce Hooker to seatter his anny; and that he is now trying to accomplish that object while at the same time supplying his forces from Maryland aud Peansyivania with absolutely necessary things of which the rebel territory within hfs reach | as utterly exhausted. The most deplorable fact inyolved in the | situation is, certainly, the apparent utter in- t competency of the people of Pennsyivania to protect themselves and aid the cause, even to | the poor extent of driving their horses and cat. tle North, snd concealing their coveted other goods before the different little squads of rebe! cavalry pounce on them. NAVAL ORDEES H The following orders were i-sued by the Navy Department to-day : | Lieutenant Commander T. H. Mastman, has been ordered to temporary ordnance duty at the Navy Yard, Washingten. Lieutenant Commander J. N. Miller, ordered to special duty at New York. ' Lieutenant Louis Kempt, has been ordered to the gunboat Ginoma. | Surgeon Jas. Laws has been ordered to the; Naval Laboratory, New York. i Assistaat Surgeot’ Thomas N. Pearson has been detached from the Navy Yard, Phiiadel- | phia, und ordered tc the supply steamer Mas- sachusetts. Asristant Surgeon Henry F. McSherry has been ordered to the Navy Yard, Philadelphia RESIGNED Dg. Alex. Hutehins has resigned his commis- Sion As Acsistant Surgeon in the Navy. see @7" It is stated that the Government has de- termined to adopt a plan for recruiting the ar- , my, which has been long under consideration, 4nd that measures will be immediately taken to carry it into effect. By this plan itis hoped that a very large proportion of the two-years’ ' and nine-months’ men, just discharged, may be | induced tore-enlist for the war. These veter- ans are to be offered, in addition to the #100 | bounty and psy which si] the National sol- { diers receive, « bounty of $0, and are to form | A special corps, distinguished both trom gon. | Scripts and from other three years’ men. The Government is to be reimbursed, mau for ian, | for this #300, from the substitu fund to be | raased under the draft, and which by the terms | of the act must be dey two this purpose ! ‘Thece advantages are to be forteited in case the | men to whom they appeal do net avuil them- | selves of them within a fixed time, which wil | Provably be sixty days. The large bounty is | to-be paid in instaliments, to suit the conveui- | ence of the Government, and tte wisaes of the | eodlier. 7 The Richmond Dispatch of Tuesd#y con- tains telegraphic advices trom Jackson, Miss., ! to the 2ist inst. Our cavalry torces were oper- ating extensively and succesfully on the Mis- i stssippi railroads, on which Johnson depends i for bis supplies. Oue dispatch saysthat al- | most daily accidents occur on the Merrimac | Railroad, on which Johnston principally de- pends, The latest dispatch, dated on the 21st, | States that a heavy engagement was going be. } tween Jackson's (rebel) cavalry at Big Black | bridge, and that the cannonading was awful, t terrific, &e. Cammonading was alsg going ou | a Vicksbur; &7 From rebel cources we learn that Go), | Hatch, of the ¢d Iowa cavalry, had succeeded } im his expedition from Lagrange to Grenada, | destroying the railroads and bridges along his | eutire route. The object of this raid was to | preveot Johnston from making his way North : by rail, and has doubtless succeeded fully. ' @7 The Governor of Indiana, in pursuance | of (be requisition made by the President for volunteers ior the term of six months, tobe credited to the draft, orders that one regiment ‘Will be raised and accepted from eack Cox- | gressional District of that State, to rendezvous ; at Camp Morton, Indiangpolis. aga” Robert Lemmon and Josish Gdodwin were arrested in Baltimcre yesterday on eharges of treason and expressing disloyal, sentiments. The former took the oath @f alle. giance and wae released, and the latter was heid to answer the charge before the mallivary authorities. wrThis is tively the Sast might of the «Colleen cea at Grover’s, which piece has had ouch aremarkeble ram there. To-morrow sight, admirable and estimavie Bea Rogers takes a benefit in & grest bill. 89 We are gratified to learn that tho President has conferred a Major Generalebip on the gal- lent General Pleasanton. Intelligencer. [eee Tame SINCE THE 19TH INSTE . i Sos erga ted 2 |° EWAmyra, Cape Cod, Jane 25.—A Weilfiect | echooner arrived here last night. She brings the crews of thé Fishing echoon- ers Marengo, Elizabeth Ann, Rufus Choate, and Ripple, sll burned by the Tacony. They report that on Sunday last the Tacony burned the ship Byzantium, from London for New | York, andthe bark Goodspeed from London- | CORRS ekews Were all cent to” New “Yorkin the schconer Florence, The Tacony has burned sfventeen vessels since the 12th inst. r STATE CONVENTION PUSIPONED. {| PuILabgetruia, June 25.—At a special meet- ing of the Union State Central Committee to- day. it was resolved that in the present emer- ! gency, while many delegates to the Union State Convention are engaged in the military service and cannot be present at the meeting Sppeinted to be held on the 11th of July, it is deemed expedient to postpone the Conyen ion Until the th of August. FROM ILLINO et eg GOV, YATES OFFERS TEN THOUSAND MEN TO REPEL THE INVASION. ee Aa St. Louis, June 2.—Gov. Yates, of linois, has offered the Secretary of War 10,000 men for ix Months, to repel invasion. THE REBELS IN McC ONNELLSBURG. Bioopy Ruy, Pa., June “4.—Llmboden’s | whole force is concentrated at Hancock. | Our forces evacuated McConnellsburg this | evening, which was occupied by rebel cavalry. ‘The operator left. Things look as if lively work were ahead in this region. Se From Vickset 2G.—Ax army officer, writing from the rear of Vicksburg, says: “It is just as impossible for Johnston te make a@successini attack upon us as it would be tor him to fiy to the moon, and Pemberton cannot, | at the very farthest, hold out longer than the | Ist of July, and I don’t believe be will be able | to hold out as long as tl The tact is we won't let him. We will make it too warm for , bim before another week passes.”” } = = 1.6.0. F.—GBAND ENCAMPMENT D.C. A Soec Meeting of the K. W. Grand dn- | cCampment will be held TO-MORROW (PRIDAY) | EVENING, at § o'clock. A large and punctual | attendance is fraterna!ly reque: . je23%t Byorger: J.0.C. WHALEY,G.8,_ ICKCREAM.—Beat Philadelphia !ce Cream served to families, parties, fairs, retailers, and autiers, at lowest prices, J. FUSSELL’S | Philadelphia ea Crea. Depot, | _je96-1m* corner 12th and £ streets Sr MABUNTIC.— A special commanication of { M._W. Grand Lodge of F and A. M. of the Distrect of Columbia will be held at Masonic Hall, cornerof D anu Ninéh streets, on SATURDAY, | June gth,at 7s p m. Punetual attendance is re- quested = By order, je 25 W_ MORRIS SMITH, Grand Sec. | eme HAMEOC K CLUB.—An extra special me+ting of the Ciab will be held at Mr. | John C. Gillen-s, opposite Willards’ Hotel, FRI- | DAY BVENING, June vsti, 1963. at 8o'cloek. All wembers are respectfully requested to attend, to make @ rangemengs for the forthcoming pic-nic. By order of the P¥aident it JAMES ENBIGHT, Rec, 1em WASHINGTON AND GEOBGETOWN . BALLROAD COMPANY.— The annual peering at stockholders of the Washington and | Georgetown Railr Company aud the election | for seven directors will be held at the Company's ostice, (corner Ne ork avenue and Fifteenth street,) ou WEDNEEDAY, July 8, between the hours of 1m, and 1p. m. 22-4 H. D. COOKE Pres. V ELTY .—Sbaffield’s Steam Ice Cream tweenGand H. Families, Hotels Boarding Houses, airs. Entertainments, Wxcursions an Parties | supplied with the choicest Ice Oream made of the beat Ponnsytvania cream, at wholesale and retail, and dedivered to any part of thecity. Confection- ery of every variety. Prompt attention orders, fe 19-1m* L ber for ease very lew for cash in lots to anit pur- cane: Inquire of C. B. CHURCH Maryiand avemue and O streets, Island. JOS. SHAPFFIMLD. | "[MBB ON ATTACK AND DEFENSE OF OUT- Manufactory, 346 6th street, be- | iven to | UMBER! LUMBER t—150,000 feet of assort- | ed W hate Pine aad Hemlock Boards and Lum- | .Jith street, | posta: London. Hyde's Kiements of Fortification: London. Mahan’s Field Fortification. im ber’s Construction of the Modern System of Fortification: London. | Kimb Fieid Works: London. Vaubee'’s First System: London Pian Elevation of Veuban’s System: London, Bir Howard Dougias on Fortification: London, acauiay’s Field Fortification: London. niy's Blements of Fortfication: Londog. uane’s Meaual for Engineer Troops, * Penauchions suria Fortifications de Campagne: rss 8. ‘audi—¥ort fication de Campagne: Paris. Vittich—De is Fortification avec Planche. Klementade l’Artde Fortifier; 2 rer: Paris vire des Officiers du Genie FRANCK TAYLOR, A VALUABLE OFFICEE'S HOBBE FOR SALE. Bound, kind, amd broken to saddle and harness ; +ix yearaold, tian eon one Fos pepe menralrprecvice, Apply to W. KID DEK, 39° wel E QTEAMBSUIP PALVOR HAS ALRLY WD is now discharging cargo at fovt of Ista street. High street, Georgetown. Conieucen Cegee | will please attend to the reception of he ir good+ at «ace gaat MORGAN & BIILN RIL a Fo SALE—A fine sadole MARK, foar years old i8 @totic,and well broke to harness. Also, « light Buggy, without top. The TSN i above can Se seen dy spplying to A-NOGI- GLIA, 470 E stree!, between 6th aut 7th east, e that S \ FOK NRW YORK. STEAMSHIP BALVOR Will leave from foot of High street, on SATOR- Bay, tae 27th instant 2m, Fox friegnt or re MORGAN ve ly to INKHART, Agents, eT camer has superior accommodations for hor) 2 je 44-3t 18HW’S PATENT COOKING LAMPS FOR COaL 'h cood supply of these useful wis be su: of these useful stoves can now. had “at a. Pavinys Lamp ana Oil Store, 476 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office, su‘table for b: ‘tals, families. soldiers in camp, bachelers, | at the Mosic Store of W. je Advaace ms Meares ewe Se _ tirely Frederick up to dusk last evening, stating. ifvely that there is not an armed Rebel of South Mountain, and that up to that time there was no indication of an advance from the Boonsboro valley. Fugitives from the vicini- ot town were hourly arriving in Frederick and their reports all corroborate this te of facts. SOxmobE ince ‘who arrived from Hagerstown ‘were the studenis of St. James’ Episcopal Col- | lege, who were allowed.to pass through the | lines without being jed. They seport the prezence of a large Rebel army at Hageratewn | and-in the Boonsboro’ Valley, and that a divis- | ion, variously estimated iin SE sey ; thousand, with seventy-six pieces of camnon, moved on Tuesday towards Chambersburc. This force was also paftly infantry and partiy | cavalry, and declared their intention of march- ing on Harrisburg: Gen. Lee, with the main body of his army, is | understood to be on the Western slope of the | Bull Run Mountains, (the American probably meant the Blue Ridge instead of the Bull Run | Mountains.— £d. Star,) moving cautiously for- ward, but we. have no intelligence as to the movements of Gen. Hooker, thoughit is beliey- erick county arrayed between the enemy and Wasbingtonu and Baltimore. The position ofthe contending forces will then be precisely that of last year, when Gen. McClellan assamed com- mand and advanced on Lee and Jackson, with: the exception that our army instead of being compelied to cross at Washington, now oocu- ies the whole Virginia shore up to Harper's ‘erry, and will cross at the came fords that Lee entered Maryland by last year. The garrison at Maryland Heights, instead of heing isolated, now forms the right wing of Gen. Hooker's army, and we learn has been placed under bis command, being virtually 4 strongly posted reintorcements to his army. D cexciperana-ceneesemeensamersnprameaingenace-rareeeseeseee’ By W. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 98 Lowisiana ave., between 914 and 1014 streets. QUPERIOR BAY MABE AT AUOCTION.—On +) SATURDAY MORNING, June 77. at 10 o’clock. we wil’ rei] at the Bazsar and ite) tory, No. 9s Louisiana avenue, betweem 9th and 10th atreets— A very su. and believed to be perfectly sound and gentle, and sold for no fault. the owaer pase nO further use for her, and can be seen snd tried pr.¥ ous to the sale, upon application to the auctioneers. ALSO, Pair Canadian Mares, Carriage and Harness, The “Mares areyoung aud bellored to be eatirets sound and will werk in single or double harness, and are good under the saddle. The Carriage is a good tamily carriage, or would make a good hack. ALSO, A number of exceilent Draft, Carriage and Harness and Saddie Horses, belonging to different own- era.a numberof which isthe balance of the Stoek of a contractor having filled his contract. Fallyartioulare at sale sale positive without regard to the weather. Tr cash. ies W. L. WALL & O0., Aucts. K FIieeywog Bt FIR BWORK8!! OF ALL KINDS. The largest assortment in the eity. ¥LAGS—FLAGB! Of all sixes, from 4 inches to 49 feet. LANTERENS—LANTERNS! For illuminations, of different aty!es. The trade suppiied at factory prices. Come. ev- erybody,and get your suppiies fer the Glorious Fourth, at the Great National Flag and Fircworka Depot, No. 202 B street. near Lith. Depot for Boswell & Warner's Coloritic for eoloriag the hair. je 2-tiy 4* HAUVENKT’B SPHERICAL AND PRACTI- cal Astronomy; 2 vols. Loomis’ Practical Astrenomy. Norton's Astronomy. Hutton’s Mathematical Tables: London Galbraith & Haughton’s Matnematieal Tabies; London, Gummer’s Astronomy. Kicdie’s Navigation and Nantical Astronomy. Williams’ Practical Geodesy: London Jean's Navigation and Nautical Astronomy London. Galbraith’s Mathematical and Astronomical Ta- er. Shortrede’s Logarithmic Tables. Oaliet’s Logarithmic Tables: P: Thomson's Lunar and Harary Tabies: London. Bagay’s Navigation: Paris. bouditch’s Navigation Nautical Almanac 1866; and many other books on the ea ject. he fame subject FRANCK TAYLOR. ie ‘OLUMBIA HOUSH, _ CAPE MAY. ‘his Grat-clacs house will be open for the recep tion of guests on June 27th f 1 e183 Ow J ¥. OAKK, Proprietor. Peers BONDS. Weare now prepared to furnish to purchasers U. 38. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of all denominations, upon application. without any delay Subseribers holding our raceiptnare notified that their bonds are ready for deliv and are requeat- ed to call for them, ¥ COOKE & CU., je 22-1f F A402 15th # reet. R. T. F, JOYOX, ) PHYSIOIA N AND SURGEON, OFFICE—115 PENN. AVENUK. Ovcz Moor RUG Srorx, Washington city, D.C. i} BF Advice gratis to the poor fiom aeven to nin p. mm. [pel a ees oe tel _____3@.20-1lm* WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONS!!! On hand a superior lot of No «pring SUTLER WAGONS. for two or four horses. Also, light CARRIAG Bs ci ali pone one 2 promptly attender to. * nOer. 8. GRAHAM, Coarhimaker, je 23-31* 874 Dand's77 sth etree LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MABTIN & SCHATZ GUITAKS have tust been received G. METZ &ROTY, corn: 5 Je Is Re pa: ith atre CYTAES. link Grass and Grain Beythe WARD LROTHERS, No. 9 South Calvert atraet, Je 12-e06t” e Baltinore. fyXCRLLENT SKCOXND HAND PLANOB. 4 We have on hanc several exce Pianos which will be sold che je 3-31 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. RAB IROR, AXLES, SPRINGS, &c. Bar Iron and Stee), ali sines. Carriage and Wagon Springs, Spring Steel, Axles, Arle Grease and Nuts, Bubber Bouncers, W aroxox 5 Bug for :ale by lent second-hand ALHO, A complete assortment of Building Hardware. We are daily receiving aditions, and will sell as barbers, &c. Call and see. low a8 can be purchased cf equal quality in this ‘ENRY BAYLRY, SON, je2-lw" 476 7th st.. Agent for Warhingtoo. | MATEt oA PBELY & SOR: KOR SALE. > | Fywoponisine pave las apical oth Tur BNTIBB S0Ck OF GROCERIES instore | D DISINFECTING POWDERS, corner of 1ith and K street. and alse, the will | PREPARED 44ND FOU HALE BY from tus iiaketdaiy nent Iease oneateiy tt | coal obin toekatt Mel fort sve m the july next. Irnot privateiy dis- | posed of by the llth of July, the entire stock com. £0 Sh Ete OR Nese Yeh. a8 wating of Liquors, Rugars, Oot |, and such goods The above compound is prepared with a special Pry usually kept ina well selected grocery, will | view to meet the wants of the public inthe ap Id at Public Auction. oaching hot season for deodorising and disinfect- Also, for sale on the fame terma,a good BUGGY, | ing sinks, cesspools, outhouses, stables and vessels For particulars apply tod. A. BBAVERS, omthe | used in sick rooms, barracks, camps, hospitals, premines. Jo 44-30 steamboats, &o.,&¢. Vor this purpose it has mo equal. It destroys most obnoxious exhale F& SALB—The contents of the livery and hiring | tions and resists the dece! tions of animal and stables known as Smith's Btablen, sit- vegetable matter to greater nt than any thing pts be atreet, Beer Pa. pg ore of kind ener, nomeres ie see pabliccens if thor- 8 0! e, Bugay api 5 ly used @ residents duri' e summer Horses. Olose Paneland Opes Carriages, Top Bug. | eifl prevent a great deel of the slekesar ations, gies, Bagense Wagons, together with a good as- | ble tothe foul alr generated in large cities during sortment of Double and Single Harness, Saddles, | warm weather. my 20-1m* Bridles and other things necessary to complete s G = ° id oatiit for the above buries. fey person W; BOUS Mele goth 5S eigeebuantel Well to tall and Suaumino the stock. Tretia? | BOYS and OHILD GLOPHING of the of at private aa! { sult ir the it season for peblic auction on 9 ool syeee wi we invites the Reesouab e term —— Sea TALL, STRPANNS & 00., fation, the best in Washington. ‘seep i oat eon taser Tana LY & BROWN, | _ap T-tht "Winch Sha Tenth etreots. RRAL STAGE OFFICE. Tus rote run fom the Kimmel House See A a we, Mary's county. Md., v: Yille, FB, Beaato Hughesri Charlotte Hall, Ob z ico and Leonardiows a tri weekly line to Port Fobae:o, leaves the Riis: Bupwia i cieastay ae Renee ey, . m., via y a Agni A, ¥. KIMMELL, Agent. Waskiogton, Jane 1, 1363. ‘HB PROPRIBTOB OF THIS LIN: Teg RHOMEEON Cras Sonate Pet ARS Hall B, where he means to fi iy ladies. }. THO} Proprie Semen FF prises Gocreate cousty. ia WEBB & BEYER DGB, WeoLseiLy neral. ouima, @Lass AND MARYHEN Wak terns, 5 eSonlpe wo rm Ph 178 AND LETTERS OF WASRINGTOG Le iad. FOL OD a aox TATLOR. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 992 PENNSYLVANI: AVENUR, Wasnisoros Orer, Buy and sell all kinds of UNITED STATES BHOURITIES, ‘@xecate orders for stocks at » NAW YORK STOCK BOARD, Doni in EXOHANGES, OOIN anp S4NK NOT U. @-FIVE-FWRNTY BONDS Kept om Mana, re ‘inp > @OVERNMENT SECURI PIES, farnish the UNITED ovadae VIVE SANT YHAE SIX (Oovrows oz Reotstaaxp,) fu large or ermal sme, pone Ls ET Pe hscar eat iia ouct mae abel ate Boats iz 2k 00. 2 my Sati ass ed that he will soon have a large force in Fred- | rior and fast trotting Bay Mare, young | From a prival en here yeeter- day, dated before Vickeburg, June 11th, we | learn that Gen.Grant was “all right’ and had | plenty of men. A large force of men were on transporls ready to be landed at any point needed, and the army was in excellent spirits, The letier ota'es that Grant had commenced to. throw het shot into the devoted city. The Writer speuke in high termsof the galaatwry scon surrendeF or be destroyed. REBEL PRISONERS. ‘The fonowing mamed prisoners were sent in this morning from the 1!ti»Army Corps, and committed by order of Vaptain Todd to the Old Capitol Prigon: E. E. Orockrell, and- Edward Crockrell,"Rebel Mail carriers; Alex. Moran, | bushwacker; Jas. T. Lyon, refused to take the i oath; Edgar F. Davis and Wm. Davis, White’s Cavalry; M. Beaver, ist Virginia Cavalry | Alex, McNelea, Fauquier Artillery; Charles / Peacock, Peter Drain, Benjamin F. Matthews, | Win. Mather and Jobh Fry, disloyalty. | The following were sent in to-day by the Proyost Marshal of Alexandria; they were also committed te the Old Capitol :—Wm. H. Harrington, charged with giving information to the enemy; C. Myler and B. M. Schmit, suspicious chafacters. THE LAST HOURS OF ADMIRAL FOOTB. The Secretery of the Navy received to-day the following dispatch: s New Yorx, June 2%—Hon. Gideon Welles - Admiral Foote lies in an unconscious state. The doctor thinks he may die at any moments and yet may live till to-morrow morning. J, P. SaxProrp, Com'der. ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONKRS. Ninety-four Rebel prisoners arrived here yesterday at5 p.m., from thetront. They were captured near Aldie, and belonged for the most part to Stuart’s cayzlry. Among them is a Major, Captam, and.three Lieutenants. | ~ They were committed the Old Capitol. | PEYCAUTIONARY.—We are informed that the Adams Express Company refuses to-day to | receive any valuables for transmission North, + cee | THE INVASION! ee LEE’S ENTIRE ARMY IN MO- TION-100.000 STRONG! | EWELL’S CORPS IN ADVANCE ON THE WAY TO PENNSYLVANIA! megan THE REBELS EXPECT TO CAPTURE HAR- RISBLRG WITHOUT OPPOSITION, AND MOVE ON PHILADELPHIA!! a Battimors, June 23.—The information re- ed here this morning from Western Mary- e } lund is to the following effect: $77 sthetreet. | . The Rebels Ten Regiments Strong Tee is said to have passed through Winches- ter on Friday—that the entire rebel army was then in motion, claiming to be one hundred thousand (!) strong! Ewell was at Hagers- tows on Monday, and his corps marched on Tuesday for Pennsylvania. Longetreet’s forces were about crossing, and were to be o The rebel programme, according to the re- presentations of a highly intelligent sympa- thizer from Western Maryland, is, that Hill's forces were to occupy Hooker’s attention until the main rebel army were well on their way —that the entire army would then moverapid- this side by Wednesday. ly north, having meanwhile cupplied them- selves with fresh horses from Maryland und Pennsylvania. The rebels expected to capture Harrisburg ulmost without opposition, and move at once on Philadelphis, etc. This extravagant pro- gramme was seriously related by the gentie- man in question to 4 loyal gentleman here who Was supposed by the relator to be rather indif- terent to the success of the Unidh cause. The relator turther says thatall the rebel oflicers have been newly uniformed and equip- ped, and their adyance forces made to present 1 very fine appearance. Ewell told bis men to pay liberally for everything, and that although the people might turn up their noses at the rebel money now, they would soon be glad to get it. These representations are sent ior what they may be werth. Stirring News from Pennsylvania. and a force of Artillery and Cavalry beyond Gettysburg. Se ae, The Rebel Advance within ten miles of Carlisle. . 2 Seg 3 PxHItaperpHtia, June23.—A Harrisburg des- patch says Jenkinsis at McConnellsburg, Fal- ton county, and the rebels have ten regiments, with artillery and eavalry,on South Mountain, beyoud Gettysburg. PHILADBLPHIA, June 25.—The Pennsylvania Railroad has received u dispatch dated Carlisle, 11 o’clock this morning, which says the rebels commenced meving at 10 o’clock, and their ad- vance was then ten miles off. Business is partially suspended. Receipts and shipment ot goeds by the Penn- sylvania Railroad is temporarily suspended. Report from Gen. Burnside of an Important Raid against the Rebels in East Tennessee. THE UNION TROOPS PENETRATR AX FAR AB KNOXVILLE. eo GREAT DESTRUCTION OF CONFRDRRATR” pxOPERTY, BRIDGES, &c, pe Sob Se oae7C RE OF THREE PIECES OF ARTILLERY FIVE HUNDRED PRISONERS, AND TEN HUNDBED STAND OF ARMS, | saan aden acl 9 ¥ C1xcisNats, June 25th.—The following dis. patch bas been received by Gen. Burnside trom an expedition into East Tennessee: have the troops drawn from above, destroyed the track, and started for Strawberry Plains, burned State creek bridge, 212 feet long, Strawberry Plain bridge 1600 feet long, Massey Ureek bridge 235 feetlong. I captured three pisces of artillery ammuni. hundred stand ef arms; destroyed @ largo, a emonnt of salt, eager, Hour, meal, saltpetrs, end seitpetre works, and other “ores. r i much fatigued. We have Pot pap aged since leaving ‘The force ia Hast Tennessee i . bridge, for reasons will explain. — assty Creek J determined to return. In ‘mountaiie BBGd very great difficulties that were unexpected. I found the (rap through which I iatended to return strongly guarded with artillery and infantry, and blockaded with fallen timbem A force was also in our rear. I determined to cross @t Smith's Gap, which I did, Hes oa Iwi et more AS GOON AS Possidle. 5R2 S Baveouil. ol. Coma'g. . we EE nt Fg Tun Trisc ayp Reavit.—Taesday Right, the house No. 523 Massachusetts avenue, and known as (hu Kaufmanranche, was taken by the police of the Fourth Ward, as was stated in the Star yesterday. Justice Giberson gave the prisoners taken a peering yesterday, and the evidence proved that the house was disor- deriy; that the arrest of the inmates was made by the police because at a late heur they heard the cry of ‘‘wateh! murder!” there. They first arrested a soldier named Mich’! Cotter, who said he was enticed to the house by one of the inmates; he paid $2.50 to sleep there, and treated.to @ bottle of wine. A.quarrel subse- quently ensued, and Cotter was thrown oat of doors. Thé neighbors have before complained of the house. ith this testimony before. Justice Giberson fined Maria Kaufman for selling liquor withont license, and sent her to jail for court for keeping a bawdy house. Mary Smith, Elizabeth Kaufman and Mary Price, inmates of the house, were fined 36.34 each. Philip Leinstraugh and Mich’l Cotter, soldiers, found in the honse, were dismi: 5 The keys of the ore were placed in the hands of Sergean nin, to be turned over to Superintendent ‘Webb, to be disposed of ac- cording to the law'in such cases. en ee Potick Rerorts.—Second Precinct.—Elon Thomp+on, drunk and disorderly; fined €3.. I Stewart, do.; dismissed. Barnard Miller, dis- loyalty; do. Third Precinct.—Henry Day, drunk; dis- missed. Mary Packingham, disorderly; do. Barton Stanrock, grand larceny; jail. Cran Holly, drank; dismissed. Jno. kenbam, disorderly; $2.56. Peckenbam, do.; do. Fourth Precinct.—Robt. Barry, perjury, dis- miseed. Siilman Summers, disorderly and carrying weapon: $24, workhouse. Jno. Han- Jey, vagrancy; military. Hepry W. Price, <i LOOAL NEWS: : i of the colored troops, and says the city mwa Sixth Precin ‘Wm. Crowner, overcharg- ing hack rafes; $5. Peter Miller, fraud; dis- missed. Peter Sweitzer, nuisance; $10. Isaac Bagardt, do; #1. Tenth Precinet.—Anna R. Gray, disorderly; . Mary E. Butter, disorder! 7 do. Charlotte Mason, Mary J. Ward, Sarah E. Buke , Mary Johnson, Georgeana Bacen, Mary Martin, Mely:ua Crampton, Frank Hanks, do.;$2.each. Jane Harris and Mary Bradford, di M. Hanley, indecent exposure; Charlotte Mason, Susan Reiner, Frank Christ- mas, and Frances Christmas, disorderly; #3 each. Patrick Dower, assault and battery; bail for peace. Mariah Victosee, drunk and disorderly, for trial. secu Re Forxp DrowxKp.—Coroner Woodward this morning held an inquest on the body of a man found in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, near the Columbian Foundry, about two miles above Georgetown. From a discharge, dated Fred- erick, January 2, 1863, found upon the body. it proved to be that of Terence Leonard, late of Cempany I, 4th U.S. infantry. The body was much swollen and disfignred, but there waz noevidence ot violence. Upor the person of the drowned man was also found #20.10 in Treasury notes, asilver watch, chased gold ring, And a certificate of deposite of #100 dated April 7th, on the banking house of Jay Cooke & Co. Witnesses at the inqnest testified that on Thursday night last, as a canal boat was pass- ing up the canal, they heard some oneon the boat saying in # distressed tone of voice “Don’t do that,” “don't do that,” but there was no evidence to fix aconnection with the body found and the circumstance above related, and the jury therefore failed to find how the deceased came to his death. CHARGE OY SWINDLING.—A short time since Edward Carpenter. it is charged, sold the lease on a house and lot on Twentieth street, near 1, to Jacob Carrington, a colored man, for $325 —all but one hundred being paid in specie, rep- resenting that the lease bad 4: yeursto run, and that nothing was to be paid but the taxes, amounting to 92.50 per year. Aiterthe bargain was concluded, Carrington found that the lease had only 2 years to run, and was subject toa gronnd rent ot #105 with the, privilege of pur- chasing at $1,700, and & warr&nt was procured for the arrest of Carpenter, on the charge of swindling, which wasserved by officer Harbin oi the ninib precinct. The casé was heard be- fore Justice Rowland, on Tuesday, when Mr. Ennis appeared for the defence, and Mr. Hol- lingshead for the prosecution, und aftera pa- tient hearing of the case, the Justice held Car_ penter to bail for court. Set CRIMINAL CoURT—J udge Kisiey.—This morn- ing Elen Maboney, charged with an assault and threats, wis found guilty and sentenced to pay : fine of six cents and give security to keep the peace. Thomas A. Howard, a soldier, plead guilty on three indictments tor burglary in entering and robbing the dwelling of Thos. S. Burr, Sol- omon Pebram and J. Ingersoll, and was sen- tenced to three years in the Albany peniten- ary in each case—nine years. Howard is a deserter from the army, and says that he would rather ;0 tothe penitentiary than serve with his regiment. Wm. Henry Thomas was found guilty of an Assanit in two cases against Martha Thomas and Henry Thomas. John W.and Columbus F. Donaldson, in- dicted for stealing a lot of clothing from Lieut. W. B. Stockbridge, were found not guilty. ee Brxatuine Deatu.—At low tide this morn- ing the bed ot the canal exhibited a deposit of slime, putrifaction, dead horses, dead hogs, dead dogs, dead cats, old shoes, offal, rotten vegetables, &c., &c. A southerly wind bore the effiuvia directly over the heart of the city, and itrequires no gift of prophecy to say that it carried the seeds of pestilence and death to many anow happy household. The piague- stricken victims will die, inevitably,and sapient preachers will prate over their coffins about “bowing in submission to the decrees of a wise and inscrutable Providence.” We take it that Providence is not at all inclined to shoulder the responsibility for the mischief done by that bed nasty stinking mantrap. the Washing- ton Canal. AS ‘“*KNOOKING DOWN OrvICKE SRELTOS'S GEEEN APPLES.”—Yesterday afternoon, Mary Jobneon alias Simms, a good-looking girl of sbout twenty years of age, made her- escape from the workhouse, and few hours there- after sbe was found in Officer Shelton’s apple orchard, in company with Cleander Stevens, sth N. ¥.. James Pearce sud John Brown, oeth N. Y., where they were philandering about aiter a style that threatened injury to Officer Shelton’s green apples. The arty were all arrested by Otficers Parker and Wai- ling and taken to the station, and the soldiers were sent to their quarters and the girl back to the .workbous: ces React Estate SaLEs—By Grren & Williams, Auctionecrs.—Lot 17, square 77, on I street, be- tween Twenty-first and Twenty-second west, te H. S. Davis, at 64 cents per toot. Lot 14, in square 15, to R. Baker, 23 cents per foot, located on Pennsylyania ayenue near Twenty-fAfth street west. Lot 5, in square 107, on north K, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets west, to R. Baker, for 17 cents per foot. Yesterday, Wall & Co., auctioneers, sold lot 36, Subdivision of syuare 536, improved bya two-story irame honse, on Third, ztreet, be. tween PD and Virginia ayenue, for $910, t Keete. : hi co pie Larzs?r QvoTaTions—W ag: wy Magxrr.— Co., Bankers, U.S. Coupon Bonds, . U8. oa. wit HIN@TON MOm- by Lewis Joanson B . Selling. nia Se b WSK ci p1ai8 130 tra—B3 © CLOOK F. i. Coupon 6's, 1681, 109; 7-30's, 106; New Cer. of Indebtedness, 99; img. ; f ee ie ‘fae Evrotiaenr im this city, and the abeere and toners nang aad in euch num! to the city to prey upon the’ soldiers, and ‘foolish civi- have an op- be musket and serv- The hii te Dic aupired toe loys ‘resisting secessiow had no can saa ae in ti Od aces ass Now ARRIVAL OF ed Reditears.—Last disorderly) aivaiseed. Jan, Bowie. ihre bail for os, Joni tarteay: Fg TRS) jd. T Haaar, do.; do. (GQ. » 05 Gd. Saraa Brows, @ ly; #2. John Berry, driving on pavement; 82.56. liquor unli }; $20.58, Richard 1 Bo.; haw wu grime rd Berry . , disorderly; $1.57. Jno. Brown, .drunk and disorderly; military. P. and C. Curry, drunk, 91.5% each. Carter. in street: dismissed. ©. Shi aad r. le, €0.; $1.50 each. ¥ fet BY + Tuz Base Bart Marca—The first match game of the pla; yoreeeey oa, ‘the ground of the National Club couth the Tteasury Department, by the National and ‘Union Clubs. ‘The game consisted of nine in- mings, in which the National made :i9 runs, ped uae 19; int a al vonal by thirty runs. The playing was only fair hy both clubs; none of the pla: coming up t the mark exeept Walden, ofthe National. ‘ ——_—_ ' RopnixGg A COmRADE.—Yesterday after. moon, John Gatley, of the 15th New York, very ccarelesaly showed his money, consisting of eleven dollarz, to his two Richard Bcoene aad John Drout, of the sare, ar and one of them peimg an expert id At the business, seon annexed it. Officers Walling and Parker arrested them and took them before Justice McKenna, who turned them over io the military. ieee Sick ayy Wounpxp.—This mornfng, a train of eleven cars arrived from Fairfax Station, bringing in about two hundred and fifty sick and wounded from the hospitals in that neigh- borhood. They are mostly sick, with some few womnded many of the latier being old cases. Ambulances were on hand on the'ar- rival of the train, and they were soon taken to the several hospitals. A WASHINGTONIAN iX THE PARTY.—Among the rebel pi mers cent to the Old Oapttol/on Tuesday, & young man named Rider, who formerly resided in the First Ward, where bis father kept a grocery and who emigrated from here west, two or three yearssince. Theyoung man has been lately & member of Staart's cavalry. Motixy.—One Wm.Spaulding, a sailor, was brougat before Squire Pénn, on acharge of mu- tinous conduct on bourd the schooner Sea Bird, between New York and thisport. He was sent to jail until his honor can consult the proper authorities. Tne man will probably be sent to New York to the admiralty court for trial.—4/-* texandria News. aS Ss REOPENED.—It is stated Col. Baker *has revoked the order, issued’by him on Monday night, closing the Gillen House, and yesterday morning it was reopened. We understand Col. Baker acted under a misapprehension when he issued the order closing the house. ee z Sick Sorpie: ‘wo hundred sick soldiers reached here yesterday from Gen. Stahl’s com- mand and were distributed among the various hospitals. About the same number areexpect- ed to arrive this afternoon from Gen. ‘Aber . crombie’s Division. sere SARE ForGine Sot. pier’s DischacE.—JIno. Stone was arrested ydésterday and committed to th- Central Guard House by Col. L. C. Baker, charged with forging soldier’s discharge pa- pers. ages PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL, WASHINGTON Citr, June 25, 1563.—Fditer of thy Star: A citizen ot Pennsylvania, ow at this city, wishes to say to the President, through the columns of the Star, and thus to the friends of the Union, whe: he in September, 1962, did communicate to cae of the Presidents advisers five days previous to the battle of Antietam! a disregard of which (perhaps from the insignificance of the writer) Tesulted in driving Lee’s army out of Maryland, instead of surrounding and cap- turing it, by fortifying the passes of the Sout Mountain, and sending ample force along the south bank of the Potomac, and thus, without risking a battle, by cutting off all supplies, compelled a surrender of his (Lee's) entire army! Pennsylvania is a third time invaded! Six hundred and fifty cavalry overran Franklin county, containing 40,000 mhabitants, and haid Chambersburg and Hagerstown for seven days! whilst 150 foragers swept Fulton county of ali that the Confederates thought usefal!” whilst not less than 1,000 militia were building imt-- rior defenses along the rail lines from Baltimore via Harrisburg, to Pittsburg, instead of sending this whole disposable force to the frBut to by-ld defenses along the Potomac, trom the Alleghanias to Ha: r’s Ferry-—thus inviting a second inwa- sion of Cumberland Valley, and the destruction of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania! What I would wish adopted is to send from this city ® sutticient force to prevent Ewell and Lee's forces from returning into Virginia! push ol! these raw levies at once to the front’ burn all property that cannot be readily re- moved which would be serviceable to the invaders! Let the State authorities indemauy the owners for property burned or destroyed by the State authorities! and thus enable the farmers to rally to the defense ef the country, instead of submitting quietly to be plundered by the inva@ers, under threats of having thei: barns and dwellings burned! and thus, instead of inviting rebel raids. as we have heretofore done, follow the example of Russia in burning Moscow ! What is now wanted is some man with tha capacity to think and direct’ We have the men, and hearts devoted te the Union cause, but ar+ in want of an original and practical mind, we4 to exigencies, and accustomed to adapt means to times and circumstances! This we may uot expect from your great men. These are merely powerful blind men, whom present pursuits dazzle and employ. Respectiully, your obedient servant, Joun Doveaxertr. —_+__~+.0e-= AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. [Correspondence of the Star.] GEoRGRTOWN, June %5, 1563. This morning officer Robinson arrested Pat Crahan for an assault pon his wife, Johaans Crahan. Justice Reayer fined him $2.44. The artiyais atour wharves to-day are ay follows: Steamer Elizabeth Fowler, Nortolk, Va., stores to Sanitary Commission; schrs. Mary and Adeline, Jenkins, Port Deposit, lum- ber to F. Wheatley; Ocean Ranger, Lewis, Dammascotta, Me., bricks to P. ;, Kic Carson, Smith; Pawnee, St. John, t, McGee, and Moro, Teaque, Alex., light; barges. H. Fox, Davis, N. Y., we one Gov't; Sout: ia! Cormack, do., do.; J. Matthews, Stock, ‘0., do. Departed by river—Schr. Moro, Teague, Bos- ton, coal from Borden Mining Go. at Business fair. Markets firm, flour and grain haying an upward tendency; wholesale quota- tions as follows: Flour, super, $626.25; extra, $6.50a87; family, common, $8.25a89; choice brands—Caledonia, Ray’s and Welch’s,—310.25a810.50. Wheat, red, $1.50; white, $1.60a%1.70. Corn, yellow, 90c.; white, Sc. Oats, by measure, 55a60c. Hay, $2 8830, Mill stuff, 35a50c.; potatoes, 40a80c.; ap- ples, $4.508$5; lemons, box, a 4 Se speriiany water ies’ oalant A, BLSTa per case; W! » 45c.; salt, G. 1.90; fine, $2.75; bulk, 75c. in ghs ean yd ‘thracite, ‘wood, a Lumber, pine, beriand coal, $5.50: lump, $6; ground, $9a$10. 4.50885: oak, $5.Has6. perM. Plaster, ANTRED—Two GIBLS. Apply at the Bbbitt Ww House. ~ de 35-3t* ANT. | ery two respectable ; ITV A- WwW TON as chamberteaids inattaes a ing-house or small kotel. Inquire othe. i Why and D streets. je OUSEB WANTED —A moterate-sized House, se arma Sarit Hae aaa! le BO oe one year, adress Box No. 256, je 25-1 TANTBD—Two ¢ Waar tarak lve tones nas ve worked ine bois! oF pa for ono week, at the Nat ma auanue cpporite Grower's ER ‘BPAR Pests WANTED.— Wasted immediate. cor. m4 ter. ‘the ber, 300 Cc Posts, fost tg: the ie atthe yma ead t to be mot Ld price, Wal, BEIGENMY, Waskingwous D: Go Jo 3-4t™ 5 OB S&LE—A BRICK HOU. pontaining wr rooms and collar, Qand “No. 992. laquire on rovregn Oped 1. Ho. 5 ie Hiadiodie tir cm ts ieptiees ane tat ead eS A TORB TO LET—On 7th street, one of tis i ’ any store <°0A8.0W. PUMPERSY, otne usec —