Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1863, Page 1

St THE EVENING STAR EVERY AFTERNOON (guNDaY EXCEPT: ) E STAR BUILDtNGs, ae AVaNUS AND 11TH STEmM w. D. WALLAOH:? ne gerene mere pers served without wrappers by carriers s rn per copy, or wz cents per month. In by carriers at #4 @ year, OF Kg Vaan month. To mail subsoriters the price +e & year, in advance; $2.50 for six snails, $1295 for three months; ‘and for less than three : months at the rate of 2 cents a week. Single sopies, with or without "chacid be eat to the 97 ADVERTISHMENTS gifice before 11 o'clock ™; otherwise they may got appear until the next dav. FOR SALE AND RENT. 1 LE.: ikl desirable unimproved L%, FoR oak side of Ser a gt between d iat streets west. for saie It ee front on the Avenue of fifty-eigst (ee feet and # depth of one hundred and forty-nine fest three inches 1493-12) to a tweaty fect alley, snd a ten feet side alley on the east. This is one of the very best vacant lots inthe whole city. Apply at the Gas (iffce. fe 5 eotw BAL BBSTATE AGENCY. Persons wanting to Rent or Purchase pesliing. oe or Store Houres can be accommodated at B-tate Agency. Also. persons havi: g Broverty ot of y Kind that they ser ‘s to Bell, Rent or Lease, tha be forniched with the Dest of purosacers and erty tw ry best of references can be Apply to ii F fea Hk, COGSWELL & JACKSON Attorneys ond Counsellors at Lave ant Reni Estate brokers, 458 Seventh street, opp, eaten t Ofie-—Rooms Vand {se ox os Fo the bea FARM now ac by Mire. Ann Macdaniel, sdont dre srile and a quarter north of tha Gapitol on the road to Kock Oreek Church, con-aining sbout thirty acres of land. The improvements are. a find new House, containing roums, #itix the neces- sary stables. outbaildings, apd superior well of water It commands a fine view of the Oity of Wasnington, the otomac, and the sdjasent coun- try. To a gentleman of fortune, tae location most desirable; for beauty and heaithiness, it c not be surpassed. To a person of industry and en- ter pri ] wovie be beers of wealth as a mar- t garden, dairy farm, or bot! cr further information Stason MES. ANN MAQUAREDE, . through the Post Ofce, by letter. se 14 eo6t OR SALE—A FARM of 295 acres, tha residence of the late Gov Samuel Stevens, on Dividing land, Known a8 into two Farms, kK, Talbot oounty.(E. 8 Creek, Taibo ty. Ean “Compton which ean be ty land is fertile, anda part heavily timber: Drick'awalting and Yriex bare; the situation ie of Tare beauty, having & commanding sas water view at the pint where the Dividing Creek enters the Cheptank ri exer and is remarkably healthy. Se 12 2awit Fo, HKENT.—A well furnished HOOSE, within one Square ¢f Pennsylvania avenue. Also several vacant LOTS on N strect & GRAND PIANO forsale. Enqzcire at the Drug Poe eos of 2th and Pa. ave. Fo. ‘SALE—A large three-story aaae wi DwaL: LING and LOT. on “enn. avenue, No. 23, be- tween 24th and 25th streets. containing eleven rooms bail, gas, water, and furnace; a large yal and cen panted with grape vines and frait trees, Price $10.00. The house is in complete rep:ir. Posression given immadistely. Also the the laree dwe'ling adjoining for rent, and s desira- bie three-story Brick House, with back building, and Lot. on K strest between 2ith and 2ith streets, for sale. Price $4,000. Apply at No, 23 Pena. avepue se 8-2w* DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE Isinnd For Bale No 536,sitaated on Lith st., between Bacd O Also,2 vacant Lot adjcining, fronting 25 feat on 13th. ranning back 155 feet. For inform ation squire of W. T. DONIPHAN, Beq., or David HEPE: se 8w* PoURNIESED } ROOMS TO LET—At No, 183 a street, near 19th st. Gas and hot and cold Bathe. se 1-Im* bac rage LOT FOR SALE—On K, ‘etween Kigbth and Ninth streets, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth-three feet freat. with adepth of one hundred feet. Alleyinrear. In- uire of HARMON BURNS. 40™ Penn, avenue,or Seo W. COCHRAN. 39% Penn ave, sya tf Fo KENT—A fine STORE on Seventh street, ‘one of the beat locations in Washington for Apply at the Gosling Restaurant, band 15th ste. jy25 tr’ sion Farm of 20 any business. Ne. 247 Penn ave. bet_ pee FOR 8ALE— y su) acres, With gooa Dwelling ; large Barn and Stable for 12 horse! w Uorn House. und all other needfal buildings. The Farm is in good cultivation and offers advantayes reldom to bs met With ; it is only eight mwilesfrom Washington For farther particulars app y persons ly to W._A. BATCHELOR, on hat rte h straet road, or if by hh tter adrtress ATCHELOR, Silver’ Springs Port Office ontevence county, Maryland. biwery be given itamediately? U 18-0) PERSONAL. TRE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PROCUREA fub-titute, A man that wiil pass the examina- tion and wh. isnot a deserter. wiil be paid liberal- y Apply to JNO. B. BAXSAY, Office of Govm’t Vepair Bt Be 2ist st ees, between’ Band EA Aafeclg ingten. 8-30" otros RS. AHOLIAB wishes to fe in- quiring persons tht abe is ready to read the past, present, andfuture eventa Oan bs consulted BR Various catiers of importance, from 9 untii 9 p.m at No. 60 —_ A er Hil, between int asd 2d nts, YAUTION —The puiic are_hered: / pot to czedit my wife, JoNB MAR! COCK, on ty acco { will not be responsibie f pbb and bea Bac Susans ting, ene ne maviNg left ny be@ an ard without a: fel? 2 ROWSE HT FCHOOOK, ee A HITOH- M Da. DAVIS'S ETHOD Of TEKAT( 5G aLL VENEBRBAL and Private Diseases is fuet gaining favor All persens suffering with Syphilis, Gonorrhes. and Seminal ‘Weakness will do weil to call upon him. Fe nale Diseases of all kindr eclentifically t treated. Cha’ ges Room No, 22, 455 Seventh strest, Off. se 15 lm* N°? IMPOSITION —MADAME see Dectrass Astrolorist. wae boro with a natu rat gitt Bue tells the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speedy maaecinces ; brings cousther those long, ‘separated ; dise Business 7 coubdentisl.. No. eorner rot izth atreet west, three ene ccatchaeeen see D’S NEW THEATER Fone arn STREET, ABOVE B. ? Joum T. Forp—. Manager and Proprietor GRAND DOUBLE ATTRACTION: ) MB. COHABLES WHBATLBIGH, Ver 81x Niours Onty. THIS EVENING, ' The Comedy of A MODEL OF A WIFE. Beeteteesess ----Mr, 0. Wheatleigh THE NAIAD QUEEN! THE NAIAD QUEEN! THIRD AND LAET WEEE. SATURDAY NEXT—AG: rin Performance. in which the pageant of the QUEEN will be given. Prices of admission 25, 69 and 75 cents. Boxes $10 and 86, No extra charge for reserved seats, It WASHINGTON THEATER, ELEVENTH STKEXT, NEAR PENN. AVENUE. THIS EVENING, GALA NIGHT FOR FUN! 2 GRAND BILL OF DIVERSIFIED OOMICALITIES Last night but one, positively, of the gres. wi- urphant effort of genius, the GHOSTLY Ibu 8IGN—as only yertsi formed in this Theater—and commonly known. 7 Know" THE GHOST! The performance this ev s, will commence with the elegant petite co: ly of THE DUEL, After which the charming faree of AN ALARMING SAURIFIUE. To be followed by the startling melo-drama of THE SPECTRE OF MIDNIGHT. Song—by request—* Gop Pugsexve tux Union.” To conclude with THE IRISH MORMON. WJ EATURDAY NIGHT—Beneft of Mr. Harry Clifford. 18 CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., ugar Sixtx Stapey, Wn. 5. Sinn... Sole Manager and Proprietor TO-NIGHT, MISS CLARA FOWLER, The Youthful and teautiful Danseuse, late of Hay- market Theater, London. FEARFUL, MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE! THE GHYUST! IN THE THRILLING PRAMA, THE SHADES OF DEATH! Second week of the European Dansense, MISS MILLIE FOWLER. The Accom plished fongstress and Danseuse, MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER. The Perfect Formed impersonator of Statuary, MISS FANNIE WILSON. THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY! EXCELSIOR CORPS OF COMEDIANS! POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE ON SATUBDAY AFTERNOON. Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Doors open &t7 o’olock; performance at 8 o'clock. 60 14-6t VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st, THE GREAT AMUSMENT TEMPLE. HOUSES CROW DED—PUBLIC DELIGHTED FALL AND WINTER BEASUN, ALL STARS OF ACKNOWLEDGED MERIT, A STARTLING SENSATION CREATED, &- THREE SPECTRES OF THE DEAD. SJ SHADOWS OF THE GRAVE, W@7-GHOST! GHOST !"@ svOR, Tae MURDERER’S DOOM, "ea a7 PHANTOMS OF DEATH. “a LINA WINDELL, the world-famed Danseuse. MONS. Bal PTIATIN > the great dancer of the Bonpefoi.. present day, t risian tutor. LIZZ1E Bowers TZ, compeer in beauty of all the fascipatin. jancers, EMMA ie. the beantifal Dansouse. The beautiiul and fascinating Vocalist, Miss ADA TESMAN. Emms Marsh, Eliza lorente, Addie Johnson, Maggie Wilson, Miss Boss, Miss Ranor, Miss Hen- Heke jim Bedworth Johuny Mack, Dick Wat. kine, Harry Baynor. RoMay anv Gagorax Statuary by Miss MAZOBRA ABNOLDI. who far eclipses Been, ou gag in personal form and beauty; who bas been ena AOS the principal theaters throughout the ‘Unite tes, Also the wonderful a7 GHOST! “Sa a7 GHOST! GHOST! GHOST "Sa pale ed AFPERNOOON—Ladies and Gen- "g Mati The “Ghost”? will be performed. aid the ereat irate appear. 14-60" ODO FELLOWS’ HALL, SEVENTH STREET. WYMAN, THE VENTRILOQUIST AND WIZARD, 3 LIVE-MOVING AND SPEAKING AUTOMATA, EVERY NIGHT. at8 o'clock. And BVEAY WBOMBSDAY and BATERDAY IBNOONS, at $ 1 one eee La Admisni em ion cents; Children UBSIOCAL BNTERTAINMENT BYERY BSVENING AT NEW YORE SUMMER GARDEN, No. 360 O Brazsr, iebene nee Tee oaly ra8OD rp Te med a streete, jueband or abnei jen: = 2m" ality, Ladies Sv eenta’ Gentlemen @1 00S lm™ | mltesmom _ LIGT, Proprietor. am weet am BOARDING. THE pinkine AND STAMPING DEPOT, atreet ; aio, | a few Table Boarders, at s:3 Ne. 381 F street. month: Pay in advanee. poise wie the e Patent Ofies. J. bested Sr WOULD RESPEBOTFOLLY » inform frienés and she me vaplic yeas he eee juat reeeiy ane jd snes of Wall suitable for hs patiors s. ee Ail rs sold at th eat eae Ca ‘aper hi MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. STITUTES SS? ia ies Pozar ut good Man for bubsieaten on Sesurde eras en for on lay mornin: rr) Ca aBEIDY. Gad Gabion se 7 2t* ‘211 Pa. ave., 0; way D: H ites will UTTER, OBESE AND EGS. TO SUTLERS AND DEALERS. Freeh Butter in, Srkinn and th » for for army nse, 200 boxes Eastern Cheese. 3) b>’ Tesh Eggs. For sale at 460 Bighth ritert, ae 1-30" D. B. DUTROW. IMPORTANT TO SU TLERS. SUTLERS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & CO.’S CONCENTRATED CLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLE FOB THEIR TRADE. \ It sells very rapidly. an@ is the most economical article of diet for the officer’s:nezs, Itis prepared io one minute, and makes & most delicious Soupor Chowder, It is highly recemmended by Army Burgeons, ‘The profits are large. Foreale by BARBOUB & SEMMES, Bole Agents, , 65 Louisiana Avenue, se2-ly Washington, D.O. GO BABTEL’S FINE ART GALLERY 263 carte de are taken, rper ane peabtital vere, back grounds s and Sarpeeinid to mt the mast haidlogs, Those inscarch of should reme: Der the number—26 ae his ures are namited by alblovers of the art. INOTOR.{ For sale, de saad: Saabs: poms rs : aeenat one Sood SHOE es ousatan. || Dene city or coun enced workuen, Hemember the the plzss: Ro. 3 7D Street, near Sth. se lé-1w* ABBAGE! CasBagatt aiiage nm WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Consignments received by every steamer from York. Mow gre. For sale on the A a Y. oor! PL AXD SPLIT POR ONE 34 Ane ‘aad Canal, Awe Pik Es Baton Fire W Corner Bev. FUSESEY, 04x, axp aE aan for sale rd length, hi sa sr Woventh treet ond Ganal O44 B8 Able ii AND YOR BALB BBY ¥ KNEW. Union Fire Wood mah, #09 Corner Seventh street and Canal ‘ORSK SHOZING NOTION. D, W. GARDINES. URE T BOL! OT RN oe na 8 8 eee eas a oe r rpeny shat aayven Sonal Bank eat Ban apd eid cocord eeccmece ofthe act of Congress provides 4 en ine aed : of Weak a. | 22 ese PRILAD LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, | ¢ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1663. SS GFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION, ——_—_ LADIES’ LIST. AdamsJosephineHames Anna E Place May B Asking ‘Sarah Higins Maria = Reed Mrs MC Andrews Kate Hughes Kate BE Reede Florence Arnold MreC Hodson Mra E Reed Conrtante Ainsworth MryH Hunsberger Rhodes Libbie Acton Alvira Euphenia Roades Mra Aghton Winnie Hildebrand Mrs Bimph Martha AdamsMrsD Handy Lucy Buss artimicias Anderson Lizzy Handy Virginia Richards Mre8 A Albright Clarre HarrisonCarolneRobey Mrs A Krown Isaac = Holmes Mra KS Kuly Mary J Boyle Ella Rill Mre HC Ragan Mre BA Br be Adeline Hosmer Ann Rourke Mrs MO Ky. gie Hushberger Mry Raymond Amnda Bans uate Hardwic' Mrs PRagtell Mrs M Brown Mary A HildebrandMrrARnatler Amelia A Bayham Mra HawkinsMalindaRobey Miss Bele Blake Julia Hutton Molly — Reesty Margaret Buck M pea Order Pendenge Rosa Richards Lizzie ly Haswell Jane BE Retgers Pauline Briv tee Miss RHHitcheock Cath Rinn Riney Vv aly MraS 8 HarwoodMisGeoRitter Emma breniger MageieH owland LucndaReynolds MrsHD Bowers elie M Hayward Mary ARedwood Mary Baxter Mra M D Hedrick MraAdm Ramsey Elien Barron cus: Mrs Helshenle ElizthRichards SarahA eot Henning ObariteRod gers Lovisa Bailey Mre Harvey Heuri’taShadd Nettie Barney Mary Hunter MrsGev Snow Emma : Herbert Lizzie, Bmith AddinaM 2 ponte A Magie CHodgkins MreJS Shull Mrs NJ Reeardsley Mrs Hoy ann V Smith Lau Levi Jensen Mrs EL Sparks Sarah-2 Bailey Mary D Jones Olivia T Smead AmaniaC Clapp Emma Joy Mrs Jerusha Sraub Mary Cox Baris Jones Emity SykesMreGeorge Johns Alice Johns Maria E Johnston Sallie Stook Sarah Stowe Mrs Jno Smith Mary Cline Georgie Cline Susanah Coones Mary E Clay Jane Jordon James h Adelia Cook Lucy JohnstonHelien es Netty Clark Lydia Jackson Margt Smith Anna Clarke Maria Johugon Anna Stuart Auna E Clark Emma Jewell Mra A Sheckell Lizzie F Gelling Mre'Lea Kelroy Elten Sinclair Mrs Geo Chandler FannicKirk Edith rf 4 Stewart MariaC Cunningham Kline Susan 8 Mollie Kloek Sarah | Stroval Conrad Crosby Mageie Kirk Mary A A Sumner Carrie A CorbinElizabethKirk wood MaryJ Schimmelfennig Chambers Kelly Cath Mrs Genl Georgeanna | Kelly Mary Stratten Sarah F Cripper Nellie BE Kingman Cord B Straten Sarah Cooper Sarzh E Kieley Lydia 8S Sosnowski Mre 0 Crowley Cath | Lemon Louisa SosnowskiMissH Campbell Virg’s Leiper Mary B Sanderson Ella E Chregens Mrs Leng Ann Stevenson Fanie Crommey Mrs__ Lee Ella Seymour MissEK Cochrane Ann M Lynch SirsJohn Sharpe Mrs Juo Cronin Johs CaptdG@CSharpe Kate O Gorecran Ellen tt Ciseel Mary A Carman Sarah epard Li mms Margaret Lynn Jennie Godman Mrs S¥ Ladd Mrs aR Clifton Miss 3 CLandvoight EllnSewill Ann M Clancy Fanny ndsey Carrie HTee: MissElw ght Clinton Carrie Lester Billen Tod Mrs Robt P Cusaek Miss E Lewis Adelaide Thompson Ellen tlo Annie D Lante Tyler Mary Chapman Mary Lyo Tolaver Lavinia Colbert Mixdmo Livingstone Mrs Tyler Mary Dean Mrs Lexy 5 8 Eeigne Annie Lamon Ann Miller Mary Taylor Jane M Tuhy Mary fhompsou Mrs B Taylor Elizabeth Dabs Susan B Drane Saphre Dodge Susie Dix Annie Main Mrs Taylor Mary J PrvethraN R Moon Mary E-2 Titball MesTony Davis Lae Moore Adline Turner Lavinia Borrey MannGath — Tannes Sarah B Dowel Kate E Marsh Adelaide Thomas Ana Dovigan Mary Mann Sarah Tavlor Matilde Taylor Liszy Daley Jane Meigs Mary Thompron Marg! A DavieonMrsRobt Mitchell Mary J Dishman Mary chell Emma Thurber Jenny Dounldsun MryENergan Nettie Vinton Emma Dales MrsMA Melaney Mrs TheVanborn Sarah B Davis Mary Murphy Miss Vernon Lula Daly Kate Mattrans Dora Vaughan Mrs Donahoe Mary. Murphy Julia Gideon D Maynard Mre alkmann MreM Magruder FannyVeney Emil Ki Elliott & Murphy Mary Wood MrsChas3 5 Mebloncugl: Ana Welch Sarah & Ellett Mary iles Anua est Margare Fheson Rmma, Mehroy Mrs MJ Woot Carolin MeLainAmeliaP Wood aa Fisher Forest hrs ‘Cor- Mxthews Cath Warker rarat nell Mil Lucy M ter Molla Fouts Mary E Me iville Evelyn ide Maggie Firchs ide Marshon 8 Sally Wilcox Mrs D Feddon Fannie RMitchelt Mew” Jno Ford Louis orthington Fitzgerald Mra Me: Stun Mre AB ‘aire Chas Marlow Sarah White Ruth Ferguson Ellen McMullanMaryA Wells Mary A Foutts Mary L MeDonnall Sal- ay alls Anna L Farley Jane Vv r Marty Fitz patrick MaryMcKinuey MarthWatet M Faherly Maggie McKuew Rosa | Wall Elia Foster Mrs PD McDermot Sarah Wait Lodema Freeboutn Mrs Morton Blanch Warren Ieabea NelxonSusannah Wheeler Baloie Freelan .CharlteN ourse Charl’eE Waters Cath Freemsn Eliza O'Neal Mary wiper Mr Fisher Miss J B Osa Hittie Godwin Maria CriasGenlEOC Waener Miss Greene Pauline Owens Miss J F | Franzixka V Green Mrs Jas Oldtield Mre Werner Sophs Gannon Margt Orton Minnie Whipple MreiN Gibson Anna O’Oennell Mary Wilson Annie GrayMraGeor, bor peor att i Br lps Warring Mary Goodnoe Mi: eck Weldon Lizzi: Gaunt Frank Piper cece Wheatle: Get GonsaloesMaryEPreston Ideal Weaver Goodwin Mary) Percival MaggieWhitncy Marrt Gather fe posh intipe RebeccaWilliamsElinth quince ny noe Pettid Mary F wus liams RutiB Groshi 'y Power Miss E Weple MrsHery joeeres realy Joven meetee Webster Josepe Gave: Whittaker C; an ce Bar Hopbine es Elith ABadgett Mrs N EWilliamedar: Hayes Maria L Peafron Lire Wilder Arvill Lucy T_ Parish Myra Z Young Matild Hote Mag EE outnauade: —Mre. Tilla; Miss A. B.!.; Dollie & Kate. GENSLER TS LIST Annis Asa P Allen Eber N Aletanderl40l Rurandt Alfred Alama M HY AadsmasOolIn’ Aagherton a'deo Ashe Jas Aclema August All Armstrong H | Adems Mr Abott Chas i Armstron HG-2 Apple Mt Alexander 0 A Mr cer Chas M rmeiegeOpts Wallen 0 ox: Allen Ch Abbott ‘mo Rufous iser Dani Anderson 334 R Ainge a ee EAS tD Alexander J hos G Ade! Arthur Jno Fi funmen Wm Armrtron 8-8 Arrison Jno B Agole Wm Atherton BN = Averill Jos Wm-3 Andew Bawa Allen Br Jno Lage nensn A Breall — rr ie itzer Bearddecltaw Bi Bradt a allinger rh Barrett A L-2 BrowningGeptlt Byrne Maj MJ Brundage A Bad peers mera ae ur run =o rnetein Benson ny, punsene, DrMt Bude ll Amos 5 jet awe odbead Mark post re water ire pewea lex J Butler EBS = oe Mas! nO esamon Butler Benj Brownell J B Brainerd & Bur- BarlowLt JnoW Buxton0 T ridge peatient Irvin Babeock Barrett B Benedict Jae Biddle PT. 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ALR. -25 Maes hak Y IN, Postmaster. 2 yee 0 B00. feary Zoos simevee BER a THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘Thies wicelient Family ahd Rews Journa containing & greater variety of tirresting readiig than can be found in Rny other, Published on Friday morning. i asin; oe eee panes, Single » per annum.. par Five co| Ten copies Twenty-five cop it invariably contammk the “ Washington News” that has made The Datly Evening Siar ¢ircnlate so generally througheut the country BF Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro. cured at the courier, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THREB Carts. FROM THE SOUTH. ——.—_— The Richmond papers of the 16th instant con- lain the following: FROM THE RAPIDAN. We Irarn that General Lee's army, or a por- tion of it, was in line of battle near the Rapidan Jesterday, (Tuesday, the 15th.) the enemy hay- ing Sdvanced to the Rapiaan in force. There was come skirmishing between the pickets. bu’ ihe enemy having sasprnded its forward Movenent, there was uo serious collision be- twren ihe opposing forces. The Yeukees crossed the Rappahannock on the night othe igth instant, m strong force, with inree corps of intautry, five brigades of oYaiT), Gud 61x or eight batteries of arsillery— al wbout 15,L00 or 20,00 men, Their ad- t Mas wry rapid but not unexpected. ? have taken about fifty or seventy-five +t mers. und three pieces of artillery. Our Dnt. Ube cailanty, disputing every ‘ineh of round 10 Mitchell's Station, on the O: ano A.exnn: ria Kairos, tour miles this side ltr (ur loss is represented to be hundred and fifty killed, wounded, blab UR A s} initia fis ht took place on Monday a> Raccocn Ferd, in which the Gth Virginia cay- any repeatecly charged aud drove the Yankees. back, “Ih+ir loss was fitty or sixty killed and wounded. Gur loss wus only four or five. The repeated eflorts of the eneniy to gain ihe river were 1oiled, and we uow hoid possession of the lerd. Among the rumors by the train on Tues. cay Was ont to the effect that a part of Stuart ordnance train had becn c: Roverison aud Repidan rivers. itis belived that the demonstration on the upper happabanuock is merely a feint to cover other movements, probably an advance via \ Fredericksburg, to meet which ample prepara. ticne have been made; batit is more probable that this moye ment is ouly & “reconnoissance m force,” to ascertain the position and proba. ble strength of Genral Le-’s army. AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON, The Charleston Mercuty of Friday says that the enemy has refrained from firing since his unsuccessful aseault on sort Sumter. Our batieries On James and Suli:yau’s isiands, to- ether with Fort Moultrie, keep upa steady fire on the Morris Island works. It adds: ‘The enemy is reported busy at work on Bat- teries Grigg and Wagner, having erected a large plattorm for his guus on the later, and .rOWR Up dn eXunsive embankment on the turmer, The Yankees are alsosaia to be work- iby on their batteries on Craig s Hill, and build- i " Mbrasures tor guns pointing to Sullivan’s istuno. ewriok is believed will be the next point lronsides was lying in her old position ‘¢sterday, opposite Battery Wagner, receiving nieul ON from # schooner alongside of her. iu- Monicrs remain at the old anchorage. i ve ct the enemy’s steamers appeared busy | }es erduy transporting guns and ordnance. 4 bNEMY iN BOUTHWASTEKN VIRGINIA. CHBUKG, Sept. 12.—A Yankee Lieuten- d seventeen men were capiured yester- y worming by the militia on Walker's moun- two miles from Marion, iu Smythe county. The ry were working their way to the Virginia | onc Tennessee railroad, with the intention to ariive ‘here in Me to catch a train after dark, Ihey were ee Only with uavy revolyers. They say tn are SGU more in Abbs’ valley, b itz weli county. App Tebensions are felt here of a raid on the Vereicia and Tennessee radrowd Le tviegraph operators, Crowley and Nel- + Were cer itinly captured by the Yankees, DEATH OF GEN. HOUSTON. Gen. Sim Liouston died at his residence in | Lunrersyille, Texas, on the 25th of July. He } an 1 Was 70 years of age. i REDUCED To THE RANKS. A etter trom the Army of Northern Vir- that ex-Briz. Geu. Pryor and all = of his etal! are now in the ranks itginia cavalry, of he’ Lre’s brig- ys the wrner, Gen. P. was put vi not long sinee, tor missing “roll Col. —, of a Virginia regiment, te in the 3d Virginia. This war ively’ shown that distinguished Gv not always make successfal SUSTAINING THE CURRENCY. id in Sun Antonio lately, we ecerate Currency should wt ing, and for the second offence uld be dealt wiih summariiy. The example ui be followed by every town in Texas. ROM TENNESSEE, contain some infor- atiers in East Tennessee. Of ther ed (ind by ae Yankees officially claimed) surrender of the Confederate force at Comierisud Gay, Lue Republican cays: The Lyx: mation in Tes Lt wis ored in Abingdon, on Friday last, that Cum wud Gap had been surrendered by our forces, and the rumor found its way here by the irani on Saturday, with the addition that the enriny had taken two thousand priso- ners. Were able to state that the latest in- formation up to Friday, Jate in the day, re- ceived ty Genvral Jones at his headquarters, War lo the effect ihat fighting at that point bad been guing on trom Tuesday last up to iate on Wednesday night, and be denied having re- ceived any dispaich from that point regarding the rumors referred to. The Virgiu:an has the following: News by the Western train on Saturday eve- ning was of rather an unfavorable Gheeaeter. The enemy was supposed to be advancing to- wards the Virginia line, and a good deal of alarm was said to exist among the people of senthwestern Virginia. It was gacned pru- dent to remove the deposits of the banks at Abingdon to this city. The Bristol (Tennessee) Advocate says: That Burnside and Brownlow are both in the city of Knoxville, making public epeeches tothe people; that the latter is issuing a news- paper in the city; that they haye h i:kpatrick, of the Chronicle, aud t they hung the enrolling officer, Morris, at Morris- town, are rumors t ha ve not been confirmed. That two women were wounded in Jonesboro’, ifrom the Atlanta Appeal of Wednesday, the Tom the Atlanta 01 Oth, we get the following: oe We begin to have eo definite as to the situation of uffairs in the northwestern part of the State, where quick and important move- ments are now taking place, anda battle of the greatest moment will undoubtedly be fought went bere & The Contederate troops have all been with- drawn from the line of the Tennessee river, and we havo pretty well authenticated ac. counts that Chattanooga Yankee force af two aethere’e s.cccapied, by & a day morning. They came up “the river. In what force they occupied the country north of river, between Chattanooga and continued unknown. Rosecrans’ cag ool column, strong in numbers, is, it has been certained, rapidly moving down along tae. the line of the Wills Valley Railroad, and through the valley, in the direction of Rome and Kingston. The scouts report his numbers variously rang- ing irom 40,¢00 to 75,000. ‘The whole line of the river and railroad Knoxvitie to Huntsville is in the hands of the enemy at present, but a decised victory for the Confederate army will compel the foe to falt- back at ouce. We hope with great certainty as to the result. The only thing to be feared is that the wily Federal General, having obtained session ofthe river and railroad lines and it Ten- nessee, and the strong position of Chattanooga, may turn west with his forces; nowin Wi! valley, ana nniting with other columns from Hunts ville and Corinth,penetrate south throt _—_ the centre of Alabama. Every effort will made to force hii to give battle, but be may avoid it. A prominent officer, just from East Tennes- see, reports tour Federal regiments at Knox- ville under Curter, and three regiments at Lon- don, ali mounted, as the only force of the ene~ my in thaodivision of the State on Saturday, It this information is correct, it ts more than probable Burnside is ‘On the way 'to join Rose- crans with whatever force he may have. FROM THE SOUTHWEST, se ennacwt purpane: fo 2 Decne for Gireulati os ye, ahd nt ze with the martes nae