Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR <j eUBLIPHED EVERY AFTERNOON AR BUL conn bonne ives AND lies Swnavs, a PROPOSALS. prroeais rox BOOFIK@ FBLY. Wa Pa ress pisbing cf ‘triss. as it tre ave request som ple tthe quality of Felt they propose te far- “The Feit ell be cubjest to Bhd Rial 27. . @. TaLLa, Lieut.'Gel. and Oblef Guartermsster, reo i= valry Bareea. prorceats FOR HORSES. Pyar! idea H wastixeros, DO “nenert stats, Pacrosats ase solicited aud ‘whis Offs for furpiahiag Cavalry Horses, to be vered at Pitsburg. Penasyl-azia: Pailade!shia. sees Olty. Syracuse, B. Yor pelis, MY Proposals wil] be ecusicered for the furcishing of crses ia lots of not less than twenty Sve, ( o abigh from aves) to nine (#) yours ald. we yeh mD five ( ime (9) you: okep fake saddle. Cel oan built, im good and‘free from all def abi.ity of the bidder to fulfil his agreement must be guarantied by two respousible persons, whose signatures must be appended to the guar. antes. ibility of the ‘antors must be eek Nee Beuwt cartificate of the Olerk of the Bearest Distriet Qourt, er of the United Mtates t Attorney by ele must be adiressed to Lieutenant Colone! O G. Bawte!le Ohief Quartermaster Cav- Bureau, aad be indor om the enveloze ary Hh “Preposais for Horses @, BAWTBLLR, Lieut. Gol. and Chief ee rier naster, Ad li be reesived at ide i ans proroeane FOR WooD. Orrios. U. 8. &.. 197 F av, ®seminatom, D O.,Septenbder 18, 963 Fuabay tm PUBaLs willbe ve e-ved unt Teegtem: ‘oar: DerS & at 2m . fordelivering attais OMce, ee. Cor gaconed OAK WOOD of tee Twoeorss teen Cor s of well dert quality, to he as follo stoi Cetober ard two eordaon the wonta until the whole aconed “IMPUBTANT TO SUTLERS SUTLEBS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & COW'S CONGEF NTRATED OLAM TO BE A MOKT VALUABLE ABT1OLB FOR TABIR TRADS. It sel’s very rapidly and is the mest economical artiele of diet for the oMoer’s mess, Itia prepared im ove minute, and makes a most delicious Soupor Chowder. itis highly recemmended by Army Surgeons, Phe profits are large. For -ale by i BARBOUR & BEMMBS, Sols Agents, 65 Louisiana Avenue, weld iy Washir gton, D O. ITED STALME 6-30 BUNDS, UNITED @TATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, UNICED STATES COUPONS OF 1581, UNITRD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN- DEBTEDN SSS, Gold. Bilver, Uncurrent Money, Bxekange om al) parts of Burope and the Nort:.ern Gitios, BOUGHT AND SOLD, We are sutborised to furnish $30 Bonds at par Until the lst of August next, when the priviledge ef conversion ceases. Orders for Stocks and Gol executed im New York exclusively on eoc: mission. RITTENHOUFE, PANT & 0O., Bankers, 364 Penn. avenue, DBe abI MENT COMPTROLLER OF Tag Wars inGtom, Juiy 16, 563. tory evidence presented to the unde bec Biace to appear that the Firat of Waskington i District of Coluambia,has been duly organised under and according to the requirements ofthe act of Congress enutied~ An actto provides natioual eurreney. secured by a pl-dge of United States coke d to provide for the cireulation and re- dempt thereof.’ roved February 26, 1863, and hascc mpiied with all the provisions of said act re- quired to be conplied with befere commencing the Duriners of Bes kiae 5 Now, therefore, 1, Hugh MeOulloeh. Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said Firat National Bank of Washington, eouaty of Washington, and District of Oolnmbia, is author- ised to pantera the business of Banking ander e renal seats Ip Seatimeay. i hereor.ylaeee ay hand L. and sea) of offse lay of J 1s. fee HUGH MoOULIGOH, Sy 17-4tm Comp roller of the Currensy. Cuan 1. OUDEBLUYB, No. 67 Sours Gay Staner, BALTIMORE, ‘Has im store and offers for sale— 3 barrels Ohio BECTIF) BD WHISKY, two years in atere, Be Dderrels (irom bound) very superior RY B WHISKY, Mount Vernon” brand, @9 Darrels very superior OLD BYE WHISKY, four to five years old Alse, Agents for Tenneat’s Well Park Brewery, Glasgow, Beotiand, from whem he receives direst consignments of DOUBLE SFR0NG yi7zf Tp REASUBY FIRE-PROOF SAPS and MONBY BOXES. e/-tp p?™= MBIDSIBOK OMAMPAGHE. S500 Baskets, quarts and piats,em hand and for Gale at agents’ prices by 4008 P. BOYLE & 0O., euSim 4 Buchance Ploce, Baltimore, Md. AUGUSTUS JONECOE & €@., 209 PEAMSYLVANIA AVERUE, Borwxus Orn 123 1@vz Ors., AVE BOUGHY AT THE BECHIVER’S SALE ‘THE WHOLE BALANOB OF STOCK ef the late frm ef BEACH & 0O., BALTIMORE, conatating of: BERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, OF BYERY DESORIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, ¥yIsH, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BOUPB, Btw. WHIOH WE OFPAR TO THE TRAD, DY THE PACKAGE, FAB BELOW MANUPACTURBR'S PRICES, apet? 999 Ponnsyivenia Avens. WESB & BEYER DER v a WHOLSSALS BD ABYAi) DBALESS 1B Wine Cutlery, “lated Ware, tok Metal cee ttehera, 3] ti hari hs “was, tates Whe 5 Goods Packed and Delivered tm this Oftvend Penn ths free of char 60410 * Lud AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & co, Bip FOWLER & OO, CHINA, @LASs AND RARTHAR WARR, soa Solar ferry bon ; ‘terns. ‘ere, &e., &o., ‘ae. a ci ; A SBOOK BVii.LB AG Ls RoaenlNe: Romoo™ ¥. a pares 1 Oe street 9 a. 5.3. yarreyaad, roebeville, Me. CS eee BuO. NULISR AND FeeuCr ely a eT ecce ye. 130 Pewa.av, paras don Marrs Taeiveth J. wile = % ae Peony tere tovtomber A Oireulare ‘the bookstores and of the Prin- so -dm* MERSON [NSTI TU7S, snp RIED ASHE loon, Mth street, between I aad EK, formerly located in H steed, be- lath stree's, will be re- on Monday ip Beytomber im the now Beheol Ronse recently eres! on ith street, between I rier 818 or eall at his residence, 348 * Sule ounef an of int : brinsipal. B. BH. TOWNSEND COMPINU RS (APTER 6 o’elosk p m ) to ¢.r lessons im the Art of and Dua, the Pianoforte 0. Bi ti, Avp No, 490 B stre through the PO OOLLE Batvine! ath Semi aumual Coorer Mp. Bession om the frst BS. BUBB M WILL BB-OPEN AEK BOHOOL On MONDAY, Bopt #th. au H-eot etl” TclCalL CARD.—PBUP J. OU. PILL ase re- med tre duties of Bis profession Prof F. Organ, Melodeon, Piano iter Commopiéeations at the bmento'J bn PF Bilis, Req. 306 will reecive prompt aftention. B77 391 Es streat, N ives izetruetion on the 'o te and ae <T. MARY'S ACADEMY, vear Sryantown, Md, &) will: pem ite annual session onthe first Moa- dav in Beptember. Cireulars may be obtaiaed, eracog, terms, by sddressing Mrs DANIBL MaJOR Rryan.own Charles county, M4. #39 colm* \HE UNION 1 FEMALE aOaDEMyY, Corner of 14th strectand Newe York avenue. The Fourtenth Annu asion commences + tember 7, 1863 . Circulars at the Bookstores. Py GREEN & WILLIAMS, A PRUSTs B's SALE OF A BOU a LoT om TkE stamp —By virtue of a deed of trast frem Willam Kieman, dated ths 2th of April, 18Ss, am recorded im Liber J A.8,No. i66, fnios WW &c, of thiacounty £ will sel Pohiic Auc tion op FRIDAY, the loth of October next, até o’elcek p.m.,on the premiss pa tof Let Nv. 6.ia Bq are ho Ot, inthe city of Wasuingt p. begin ning for the said part at the nortawest corner of vad Lot at the intersection of south D ani4s runbing th ae» s:uth 22 fe 86 iv art p-railel wita th Dastreat 30 ineh@s. thence ¢cutbravtsriy 61 feet 8 inch point dis ant 31 fret 6iveres from souta D thence ea evnirg, with the Frame Dwelling an provements tiereon. Jermr of sale: Une half each ; the balance in six anc twelve morthe with notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust. ; af the terme of sale are uot eom lied three capa, tue Tiun the ri to re sellop cne weet’ ucts eat the expanse and risk of the defaviting pnichaser. Al: conveyancing *X9 wo tre varchet and star p* at th WU_R. WOODWARD Tristee. Selécodkds GRESN & wILLiaM8. ducts. BrJ C.McGUIAM @ CO.. Aactionvers. UbLiO SALE U0? A VALUABLE LOT UNDER r—In the matter of the pec nce, gr atdianof Martha Lou as Wreoce. ainor aeire of Jamas cd ofJosn A Rimms ciep of George minor ker of 1 Tence deceased. aan? te &® eres of tay Cr 8’ Court of Waskiogtoa ¢unty, ia tae Dia trictof Columbia, duly ratifiey and confirmed by tke Honorable Supr me Court of aid D atrict. in the matter of the s'ove-named pe'ition, tes under. Sigted will offer for sa'e at Paviie Auct on. oa the premises, op WEDNBH! AY the 7taday of Octobar Lezt,at 5o'clouk p.m ,al ther ghi, ti es! claim, and d+mand cf tbe said min id pm tition m and eligivly sit pear t] koown and 246 dae Virgin Lawrence cee panisced as Lot ia *quere (23) in the , together number two hurared rublic olan of tha asbingt with all the improvements thereon. Aucouvsrancienat ¢ purch: eonveyancing at ex perse 0} urchassr. LU Gpoitid'tawaancn, JOHN a. RiMMs, ¥.M Brovag, Bol'r. for Petition sell Sewkds J © MoGUIRE OSINTANT QU ARTBKRMasTSR’d OFFICE, Corner oft and Twenty-sesond streets. Washington, D O. Auzast %. 58 PUBLIO #AL. F COMDSMEED 4WIMALS In ante ey on the Ssh tuirdn ane aris w BOWE iy om the firs’ re DATS ofSeptomver, web, the M4, Mh, ond 10h days of the mon ‘The property is condemned as unit for padlie vies, med oman nek chet a) vaiber on hand shad be sole ee eats orms cash, in Goveramen ee PE Ine on at Ooptais, 4.0. MU. 8 ‘a. UT€0 BARTELS oS eae piemeere = Eaomueen = BB, CHARSE AND BGe3. TO BUTLERS AND DRALERS. ie, Freeh Begs. shoe bh. reece with D. W. @aBDINES. ‘8 a ‘B OURS, P ABIL A ead PILED BO PORAL, BARS BLINGS AMBBOuIA Bra LimiMane, & a lerge spply of PURE MEDICINES. at M Just receiv. ne 6-90 West Bad Drug Store, 118 Quzam OOUR?, Disrnior or Cow Washiagion (owniy, To-wit :—in thi Biisza Jane Theeker, exseutrix of Wa. Ei eT, deenared ton county afi reser dey of Beptembe Tor fival settlem- ¢istribution ofthe personal vstate of aid decease: the assets in hand, as faras 1! ed ard turned {nto money. when sod the creditorsant beirs of said led to attend, (at the Urpha Warbington c unty aforesaid.) with theirelaims proveriy ponchos, or th be publi ed acopy of onee @ week for three previous to the said 2th e Ie. BLEMBNTS OF SOBTIFIOATION Lend mabe)°s Construction of Pislé Works. London eee Modern Bystem of Portificati 1 dub Kimber’s Veuban’s First Byst-m. London. Pien and Bievatiqns of Vauban’s Firat System Mitr Howard Douglas om Fortification. London, Gen. Barpard 8 notes on Bea Coast Di Cl. Humfrey’s Modern Byatem of Forti en dop Jedd on A'tack and Defence of Outpost. Lond: Ccpnolly's Histoay of the Royal Miers 3 Vol+ en or Pulsaki. J end Nahao’s Field Porti@eation. Duane’s Manual for Bngineer Tr poe Anderson’s motes op the Hyde's B) Fortification. Lond dy on Fo: Beaton, Bangle Lont Lor’ on pe fen WASHINGT( tine for army uz, most workman like th srotti: wt! aad d, me have Brening Star ce. cation. pers and 's Bioge amd Reduction of Fort ‘Oops. Bisse of Acre, ig IN. D.C POR 84!,& 427 2 a OE ee a ee uses a eth Bets Or nachense ie port fer imoreved City Property —Cader a ge7i erate cf eulidra Lot Z oerwe @eres, F a6res iB wO0k; 0g 0d tami-g Bay for this parpe-e. The owcer ust bang adie to Bttead to :as plese is bis amon fer polling ‘ot fu ther pertiowars adéress Bo: Bo 386 Waskiagton City Post O@se. 00 17 1le* BAL BBtATE AOBNOY Persons wanting to Rent or Purchase D ty Mounss con be 8. t0ummolated at tate agecer Alco persune bavi g Property of any kind tha’ 7 desire to 8 li. Rent er lene. WIth the bent of puresecers and tenants free of charce. a ‘Ben de-irea. the very dest of references ona be ven. aod COGAWELL & Ja0KB04 @ Law ons Resi 468 Reventh strea [ves im*} 10 OT FOR ains 8.655 sequal the Gea (Men (Om Sal SN t—The beactifel Pas © @ Aan Mecdaviel, sbout i*ol on the tr. Tome wost desirable; for not be surpassed §=To» persen of ind fenstior ovis id s earea oF we ot garden, dairy farm, or b+ Tet farther information address MBB. ANW MACDANIDL, th.oagh the Post Offles, by letter. se |4-e06t OR B41 B—A PaBW of 905 sores, the residence of the Gov Bsmuel rtav iva Creek. Taitot exu.ty (B 8 ) Margie “Compt-n,” which ran be divided into ara: will be so'd on TUMRDAY, O10 instant. at pudlic im Rarterm Ma yiand dy James Ll. Martiu, 18 is reldow that each a oeation isoff-re % Laving a commandin, Di vidio, BRICK COT AGM FUR BALA —That delignt- ful Briek Cottewe, with cover 4 a coxtaiping ® yen rooms lighted hy on Hat, Tn ~TIOKNAY Possession givea imm-di ae il tw" NT—A well faruisned HY USB, within ef - Also, eet A GRAND Buquire a: the Drag Stora, cor, of ith and Ps ave ase 19" tory BRICK DW avevue.No 233 entaining e! w) ter, and farnace; ted with grap vin Oo, Kee house is veo immediately be Uhr Iaree dwe ling a joining for r and 9 desira- biv three story Brick Honne, w « bailding. ant Lot. cn K street between 4th and zBth atroets, feo sale Price @4.(00 Apply at No, 33 Pen. ayenve 108 owt fs KNIFHED KOOMB TU LBT—At No. is3 @ street, near I9th st. Gas and hot snd cold Kathe. . selin* VALUABLE LOT FOR #41800 K. etweon Richtb sud Ninvh streeta, and fr ioting the Northern Market. Tweoth three feet front. with xcepth of one hundred fect. alley in rear. in guire of HARMON BURNS 40% Penn, avenie,or G W. COCHRAN 398 Penn ave. jy $1 tf OK RB: T—A Gus STORB on S-venth strest, locations in Washington fr in Pricting Office %q are, will b- sold chua; quire of present cecupanmts or of W by ether or ip perao., ately one of the bes PRRSONAL, "PER SUBSCKIBER WISUBs TO PROOU rubtituie. & twiil pass the «rani tep and who ien 7 Apply to NO FepairP) op Jit at eet, bet p,D.C quiring pereons th past, present, avd fature OD various matters of i upti 9 be li do weil to rail upom of all Kinds sclentifica’ly tr: mz @ 22. 455 bev eppos & Post Ofies. O IMPOBITION.—MADAMB BOSS, Destress end Astroiegist, was bors witha ral gift Bho telle the past and future. ‘m to fail. Causes syoody mairiages ; br together those long: 3; @ares all diseases Business strielly 60: ial, Ho 333 @ street norte, from the te see these Roses, ond anil at THE PISKING HND STAMPING DRPOP, Y street weet, th WaNTsED! BVBRY LaDY IN WASHINGTON Sr elegant Patterns for Breidiag cn Im- ae @oocs, Braid oa x for sale. MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. sum aa —Three Substitutes rs Be D, DO waated ot iately, f will give the itr aeeaaehe erates he Detwoon G aad Wists vee 18-8 UBSTITUTRS' MBs DQUABTBRS —The ie Ss oat prices w: id for 8 BeTigU TES for DRA! ID mea. Those in wantof Babelltates will meer Pennsylvania aveat ou lotr = 8. W. MILLER. I rtant Pacts Werth Knowing. AF THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Peausylvania Avenue, Between 11th and 12h ate, YOU CAM BUY: Three & cent Novels for @1, Bix 95 cont te to 80 cents, -36 Books from 65 cents to 60 Books from 75 seats to 81.40, Books from @1 to @1.8), @5 Books from @2 Bto @4 78, & lar ze lot of Books at half price. A PINE BTOOK OF— PHOTOGRAPH C4RDs and ALBUMS, BOOKS, St ATION BBY. Pz. ARTICLES, COMBS, BRUSHES, AMBROTY PSS, &o., &o , at greatly reduced prices, 87 “Quick sales aad small profits.” SF Orders by mail promptly attended to, WM. F. RIOHSTEIN'S Navrosar Booxsroas, 275 P jee ee O©0D! woond Bawa In poor torr AND SPLIT 20B CAB pia ee OoRD Tion Fire Woot Mill, ___Corner Peventh street and Canal. ICK@RY, OAK, AND PINE W H eord lengt) . che ne hk Moen ene Corner Raver, . YOAL! COa y . O. Mone: Dioe Viry Weed mi, ‘oad Corner Beveath street and . . MONDAY. SEPT AM skh BRN ES —————— FORO’S NEW THa aTER, TES: BTABBT ASUS B Amagor and fvepphoter THIS EVERIRNG, Bsq@egement of the ‘tifa! amd Accomplished Co eomne, MISS BQGGiE MITOHELL, Who wlit appear ter the frst time im this ety is panics pay to THB CRLORSY, ine tied THE LITTLE BAREFOOT. ADy, the Litrke Barefo.t....Miss Maggio Miteholl Prices ef m mission 9, and 76 conte. Bones Gio and @6 Wo extra xargs fer reserved sea's 60 31 VARIETIES! VARIETIES Sronting Penaryivania svenve sed Minth st THR BR.1LL ANT AMUSBMBNT B:VeaPRisy, UNION Ub 1 RU OKEAT TROUPES, FINLsST ALTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED. housand ef lcilars Expended teseher and BIOBBica ERY NIGHT THIS WEEK: ABEBTTa SALGBrSI, OP uy Halen T. MO) Celebrate im THB kCLaNt Ywelve L: ls MONS. BAPTISTIN:: *'.La kb NA WIN mips LIZZIB BAU LZ 2 ALL bumINBNT OTARE u In her Tabl Cc. Marbie cia eement ex- prodacse by vane entitled TUB ChakKM: OF VBNUB Thisisth- reat-rt attraction ever sny ConcertHali in thise uotry resented in _so8) lw* CANTERBUSY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTER BUKY HALL, LOUISIANs AVENUS,NBAR SIXTH STR3BT. mak oF Navionat Hora, THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE! TRE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE! | ONE COMPLEIS8 COMP.NY! O ECOMPLETe COMPANY! Perfect in Onpavisation and equaiin Sanders and Tatentto four of any other Mus.c Halls, A COMBINATION OF STAB, A COMBINATION OF 8T ARS, 4 OOMBINATION OF 8TakS, Fach one of whem would alone be idered sufigien asthe pr attraction of any Theater or Music Hai in the world TO-NIGHT, A thrill. ng drama in (three a te, entitled THE QUEEN'S PAGE! 4 TALB OF BLOOD! THE QUEEN’S PAGE! A ALB OF BLOOD! Introducitg the Great Successful Llusion, i THE Gost ea M7 THE GHOST IN« ee THE GHOST !"Wa THE THRE GHKEAT STARS: THE THKHE GRKAT Siaks: MESS MILLIE FOWLER, MISS MILLA FOWLER, i MI<S ERNESTINE DE FATRER, H MISS ERNEST!N DE FalBen, } MISS OLARA FOWLER, MISS CLARA FOWLEK. | | THE ALBUM OF BBAUIY AND THE GRBAT | VRR-ATILM COMPANY: | Nilie Taylos, Lillie Bianc.o, Kare Harri | Jesephine Bluienue, Ja iw cich ona Mile Gor ‘ aid mt ‘ten Geo R Edeson,R Hol | W. J Armetrons. 1 WW Jon, Lia ge, Pros. Browa, twenty five and aftycevte, Doors j performanper até o'slock, POPULAR FAMILY MATINER, POPULAK FAMILY MATINES, SATURDAY arreRyOuN, BATURDAY APTBRROON Admission—Ladies, 2) cents; Childres, 19 Be 2l-as CDo FELLOWS’ HALL, BEYBMTH #TROBr. WYMAN, THE VENTRILOQLIST AND WIZARD, WIvR HIB OVING AND SPBAKING AUTOMATA, Te VERY NIGHT. a ornta. And BVBRY W BON BsDa BATUBDAY TRBROOBB, at 8 o’eloek BF Admission % cents; Childre: 18 conte, See stall bills, Reserved Beate &) conte. wo le Tt* @ROVER’S THEATRE. THIS POPULAB THEATER, NEWLY BUILDING, WILL OPEN IN A SHOBY VIME, BOR CAE COMING 6BASCS, with te EMINEN? COMBINATION: BL. DAVENPORT, J. W. WALLACK, MBS. VARREN, aap a OOMPANY OF BARB BXOELLENOE BT The Opening Performance will be announced ina few days. owt fj 0810aL BUTERIAINMENT Y BYSHING av Tig GARDEN, BOARDING lat noe so 19 tw" CK HOUSE COBNBERO AND now ready for the reception of Re hr TH LaRGB Third street ite. Bs &i KIDWELL WOL:D KBIPBOTPULLY aii ds and the pb ic, that ne has did assortment of Wall Pagers, parlors dining roons &e ail pers eold at the Bee t cask pr Paper hung egy city or country in the best style. by experi Bewember the place, No. 3 7D street, Dear Sth. se l4-lw aneaca: OABBAGE!! CABBAGE}! at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ed by every steamer from nig rire eres re arf foot of High street, Georsetowa. and ai Cae York Froause e . how 7 KBLLY. EPH B, L, s J DEW AS soe Maacee Grazer, PHILADELPHIA, LEE I DEIED FRUITS ACPLES AND PBAOHBS. Packed for Bxport orGoverntent use. se 6-Im* Ww SBOW OAEmE Low canna! ; ALL KINDS, MADE TO ORDER an ‘ AND CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ©. F. RAU & OO., 0 MeO. GU BE eae SHE: enced work « Star, EMBER 21, 1863. | or Ewes! TELEGRAPHIC NEWs. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATUHES.) - = SRBY OF THE CUMBERLAND. HeapquaRtaas 1s GHB Fisiy, Tax Mites Noutheace oF Lavarerts, (ta, Sept. i6.— Un evec 6 Okattanooga, "he enemy re:irei to Latayetio aud massed a force at that place, taking poesee-ion of the gaps of Pig-on Moaa- tw, Cirectiy im tront of Gen TRomax'a The rebel furce had been made formida- ry. the enemy now enpericr io they Bad at th- bacue of og the divicione areUb-at- bem's, Leyes, miborne’e, Stewart's, Olay- , Hindmen's, Slaughter’s, and detached f Jackson and Anderson —in all thir- ty Bve brigades of infantry, not lees than 65,14 hen, Thee formidable in numbers and poeition, Rosecrans was compelied to conceuirace bis Tce, Bec oosarily mueb soattered in crossing the Lookout Mountains, _. The «ves of the oppo-iug armies may now be Tepre @v ase crescent, shxped by the pigeon Mountains, which ext-nd like the arc of a vir- cie arcund L Ite. The Rebeis bold the in- rior aid we exterior lines. ‘The forors are within afew miles o! each other, but are eft: etunlly separated dy the range of moun- twine. ‘The rete! ponition can only be appr. by the Catlere, Wing, and Biue Bird G: which are guarded. This po-i ion of the Tebeis covers excelieut line of retreat on Rome and Calhoun, where they will prob: ly make a n-w 1 ne should they be defeated here. There are remcrs that they have been retreating fora cay cr two; but they are considered incredita- Dumbere to the a Murfreesboro. & b General Rosecrans left Ohattanooge on San- a 2:0 isnow engnredin makinz disposi- tine for a new eitnation. He has been ill; bat isan fne epirite. In the fight with Negley the rebels lost over thirty killed. Gur loss was eeven killed and ibirty- five wonnided. ‘QUAKTERS IN THE Frecp, OwatTra- , Thurs Sept 17, 663.—All is quiet. ‘ack bas Gen inede. Tue ene:ny remains ermion of the gaps of Pigeon Muon ains, anu shout Latayette. The lines are very close, there ix Occasional ekir ashing. Captain Drury, Chief ot Arullery, of General Van Civve's etatt, was ehot in the bowels bya sharjehooter. The wouud is dingerous j Ttierejwrted tha’ Longetreet has arrived ot Resace with 20.000 men. | sex; from Houston, Gur a: my ws in epl-ndid health and epirits. Heal QuasTeRs ARMY OF THEUUMBE (LARD, IN DHE FIkLi, Sept. if, ~Ail 18 quiet, though there is conetant skirmiching aloag the’ | line, end freqnent desiiee of cavalry of both amis The enemy dos not appear anxious to Bilnek, the bh he apparently intends to dis- pite further ™idvauce. He remeiua, in con- ete bily increasing force, direct!y in our front, & tw miles disiaut, receiving heavy reinforce. ™: nie of old troops trom General Lee's army. La ngetreet parsed throogh Augusta on the 1¢th and 1th instant by rail to Resaca. Their advance bas reached Lafay-tte. Therebrls have beeu moving through the | g£8poi Pugeon Mountain, aad lurming line on ibis side, as if toa rs e Rosecrans hus assumed a at ong dei&nsive porinion on the Clicksmanga Crees, covering Chatanooga, He evinces no dispositioa w ate lack atpresent. The p eparations toduso cine vetailb: completed tur a tew days when a ba‘tle must ensue Gen. Stanley of the cavalry corps,is very ill, and hus gone to the rear. Gen. K. P. Mitcaell fucceece fo bie command. HEavQuanTcka® ARMY OF THE CUMBRR- LAanb, Sept. is —The reports of an engag-ment Peveure iaise. Theencmy isas be-n busy to-day teelg Our lines, aud artiliery juels have been briek. with few Teoels miy ba busy getling into tO Morrow. Me coubt reu@ime that eiber Longsireet’s Tps is here. Any day may bring | neat. The public witlbeiform d ymementof the beginuins and pro- fof the battle, if any ocenrs. Lov isviltk, Sept. t4+—Rumore have pre- saree ere tor the past three days of disasters to tren. I “us Uriny, wi Ol Weiee were been cuscreditd by the military autuorities. Toe proceb!y arise from the tact that on Sua- y los, & rebel to ce, 10.000 strong, attacked +yley’s oligade, i) strong, &t Bird's Gay, aid drove them back 33 mies. Negley re overed ‘he ground the vext morn- ips, With & loss of thirty-five Milled, wouod-d and misting. Our tovcrs burned thircy-six rebels found on the ground Monday morning. The nur ot them ‘d and woustad | which bad been remoy-d is unkuown, but it | is supposed to be eonstdorable KOM CHARLESTON. The Rebels Repairing Fort Sumter—Gen. Gilmore Hard at Werk. New Yors, Sept. reports that the rebe! pairing Fort sumter. Gen N -A Morris Island letter nre extremely busy ree Steamers are constan'! plyi there from Chbariestun with materia: tor 4! purpose. Desrrers say that after strengthening Fort Suniter and planting more bitteriss on Jam Island, G Beauresard intends to assume the offensive, in order, if possible, to regain possession of Morris Island. Charleston is eid te be full of rebel troops. Other accounts state it may bee week yet be fore Gen Gilmore can open fire upon URariles- ton. The meunting of gune on the north side of Morrts Irland preves to be very slow wort, but our losses therefrom are trifling. Gen. Gilmore Bae issued a congratulatory order to on the capture of Morris Island, in @ Barbor ef Onaries- artillery. PROM THE ARMY OF THa POTOMAE, Speculations wpen the Beperted cae. tien ef Ric Naw Yorg, Sept. 90.—Spec the papers here state that the ation of Richmond ts probably to be accountad for by the rebele withdrawing storee from the line of the Tennesese railroad, aud scattering them Soutb, to throw North Oarclina toward Atlante. This is caused by the capture of Kast Teni essee by Gen. Burnside. Advices from the Army of the Potomac state the rebels appear in increased force elong the Rapidan, se though determined to resiet crossing by our forces, bui showing no dispo- sition to crows themselves. A small pumber of prisoners have been brought in, imcluding @ rebel captain, who re- ports that Gen. Lee is in command. It is not believed a battle ts imminent. FROM FURTR MUNROE Fortases Momnos, Sept. 19.—The Baltimore mail steamer Louisiana Oapt. Porter, arrived here this morning at nine o'clock, with several AeseNgere, AMONG whom is the rebel General emper, who was wounded and captured at Gettyed: He ie to be exchanged for General Graham the United States Army, now @ prisoner at Richmond. There ure many ramors afloat here relative to the rebyl movements in and about Richmond. ‘The lutest report, which find. some believers, ie that the evacuation of Richmond by the rebel government is now progressing. It has hera- tofore been admuted by the Richmond and North Carolina papers that Lee's army could not be maintained in Virginia if Knoxville and Chattanoogs fell into our hauds. These events having now both taken place, together with the invasion of Northern Georgia, probably gives rise to ihe rumor. FURTHER FROM EUROPE. Naw York, Sept. 19—The steamer City of Cork arrived this afternoon, with Liverpool pepers of the 7th inst. he deputy from Mexico appointed to offer the crown of the new empire to the Archduke Maximilian had arrived in Paris, and now geems positive that the Duke will accept. The Parw Pays of the 5th believes that the acceptance no longer admits of a doubt, The eame journal discredits the cfficial source of the Iate pamphlet on the subject of @ racog- nition of the Confederate States. The Paris correspondent of the DLondon Globe repeats his former statement that the pamphlet in question heralds immediately a rompt recognition of the Confederacy by the ror. ial dispatches to Teported evaca. Canadian Politics. ates UEBRC, Sept 19.—The debate on the a ote ‘want of Sadat the government ter- minated this morning in the jal Parlie- went The + wae sustained by a najority.ef ihe votes THE WEFKLY STAR. —— Thi exeelient Family ane News Journa containing @ greatwr varnety of intereetizg Pexding Uhan can Qe found im aay otRer, is published on Friday morning. 1 ean Cass, mvenucly im edvanes. Single copy perannum......... 91 68 Five cop an Ten copies 6 Twenty-& ne It invariably comtmins the « Washington Nowe" that has made fhe Deity aap siroulate so generally @roughent the conawy SP Bingic copies (im wrappers) can me pre. @ured at the counter, immediately after the woue of the paper. Priceo—Tunse Ovrvs. rain. The freehets in the me mack dxmage to the raul- The mail end +xpreee traiae inst night were all deained twoand o half Roure by @ fiood eight mites abuve Schenecta- ¢y. Inthe Penneylvania coal region the flood hae Deon very hravy. The Delaware Division Canal Bas suffered sever ly. A ou~der of Diu g-s im the vicinity et Manch Onunk were carried away, and the loss wil! be large. $$$ Thel.S £ PRILADBLPHI apert le. of $413.0650 <B Seturaay. The advantage of the prompe celivery of bonds is shown iu the increased orders Itis hoped that an arrangement will rbortly be made by which subscribers will re- ceive bonde at the time of subscription. De- liveries of bonds are being made to the 11th of September. ———_- <= e -____ THE EXPADITION TO TEXAS. [From Correspondance N. Y. Herald, Sanday, Sept. auth } HeanguaBters Gan. Waitzat’s Division, Niarteenth army Corps, Steamer Belovdere, Mss. eusipps Kicer, Sept. 1i.—The expedition uf the ivth army corps, Major Generai Franklin oo! Dauding, woiih lett New Orleans on the 4 inet, bas returned. without accoinplishing the object for which it was drepatched. all the preliminary arrangements we! most expeditious and secret promise of success was most Stiering up to the very last moment, when @ compination of those unfortunate accidents which no human foreeignt or determimation can prevent or orer- c me iurned victory into defeat, aud renderwd bugstory @li the e@orts of the gallant officers and men composing the expedition, aud pelling them to relingnish for the present tue attempt, and returp to the base of operations at thie piace. The aim of the expedition was the occupa- ton of Sabine City, situated ou the right biog at the month of the Sabine river, the cividing line of Loutsiana Texas, a pointof great ®)Tategic importance as a base of Operations axsinet Western Louisiana or Eastern and Orntral Texas. The city is only 4) t 45 miles from Galverton by land, and anout 60 miles by the cupital of Texas, itis distant about 60 miles, and is connected’ with er, and ibe it by @ branch railroad trom Beaumont. Tos ratiroad is notin operation at preseul, @ pore tion of the track havwing be-n torn up. The distance from the mouth of 1 20 miles. The strategic Missiseippi is importines of the | Place can be comprehended at a glaaee, and its occupation was dountl-se intended as tue first st-p in a campatyn the results of which | Promised to be of the most brilliant and lasce ing characier, Accompanying the land force was @ naval force of tour light draft gunboats, consisting of the Chiton, Arizona, Grasite City and Sachesa, and the plan war for these to silence the ba:- | tries, drive back the enemy and cover the landing of the troops. The fret accident Oc- curred on account of the absence of the blo k- Ader off the mouth of the Sabine, on the worn- iby of the sth, which chured the exp-dition ry Heel torun past the plice of vestuation, acd the conseqvelce Was a delay of an enure day WAS Dec ssitaiec, thus giving the evemy, if advired of the exp+cition, an opportunity of , Tecetving reinfor-emente aud makinzall neces sary preparabous enther for evacuation or @ mote vigorous d: feuse. During Monday night, therefore, the entire feet were collected in the avighnorhood of Sa- bine. The gunboats and lighies: draught yes- Fels of the transport feet crossed the bar, aud Immedia‘e preparavious were made for un - tack, the unawoidanie delay necessitating some chatges in the mod>. Capttin Crock-r, of the Clifton, as gailant @ sailor as ever foaght a | Stup, was to insngnrate the action by fesling and ub overing ie enemy's batiertes, ascor- taining Ue numb@aud disposition of tie op- poring iorce, snd drawing their fire, while Generals Frank in and Weitae] personally ex- umined the hore of the pass and ascertsined the most eligible point for disembarking the lsuc forces. Aceorvingly the Ciifton sieamed Up the pass, throwing @ shell now afd then te de= == 6 ae ve Vi TB STANCES TA Wore” containing wx Neabe suns.) and fhaking a careful reconnoissance of the surrounding locality. She received no re- sponte to ber numerous shot-, and with dariug bravery steamed within ea-y range of the tort turned about and leisurely retaroed to ner former position. The tace of the easmy’s work was frem one hundred toone haadred and fitty yards in length, and wus supposed to be open at the rear. On the retern of the Cliftok the order o battle was immediately arranged and rapidly perk cted. The gunboats Clitton, Ariaoua ave Sachem, were to engage the enemy’s wor! while the Granite City, whi-n carried only broadside of small brass gue, was to eover te landing ef an advance force of @ hundred Mra, of General Weituel’s division, selected from the Beroes of Port Hudson, and com of two companies of the 165th New York, four companies of ihe 1618t New York, and a detach- mnt from the 75th New York regiments, nnder command of Uaptain Fitch, of the last named Treg:ment. The General himself came on bourd at the last momont, to erintend personally the operation of disembarkiog bis troops. About four o'clock p.m. the gunboats seamed ly forward, and after @ring thirty or ferty at the enemy's work, they returned the ‘Tom one of their most promicent batteries. engégement Bow became general and very warm, the Clifton and Arizona, moving very slowly forward and back, while thebrave . little Sachem pushed steadily forward, endea- voring to pase the battery and engage it in the Tear, which waseuppoeed to be unprotected. This movement the easmy divined, aad re- doubled their Gre et Ber, anrwoered ebot for shot by the three bosts, and ina few moments the sachem was disabled and was obligea to strike her flag. The Clifton was then the enly effective Boat engaged, and, althongh she fought a 'tely, yeteRe. too, was quiekly obliged to ke her under the te: fre o peta dl eané engagement wae eon- cluded, The Arizone was then the only boat mnin- jared, and she wae incapable of oMensive rations againet works of such strength. was immediately withdrawn from the unequal contest, and the order reluctantly iasved to the fleetto withdraw. imber of the forces sn~ Considering the gaged, itis doubtfal War cana com| with the battle of Saline Pass in obstinacy of Aghting, loss of life and the smount of interest involved. To theenemy it wase@ matter of lifeand death, andto te Union forces it was the ning battle of a most brilliant campaign. The esemy retained their prize; but their loss has been undoubtedly without the precedent in the annale of the war, and they will, in the midst of their rejoic- tog, eens at the thought of arepetition of the aiack. - Where the biame is torest in this affair it is difficult to determine, as the arrangement ap- peared to be of the most perfect character throughout, an: the retion of all engaged wn- surpaseed in determination. LATER FROM CHARLESTON. Gilm mn sen Ferd Ww a Peint—Prepara- tions ter Bomb: arlesten. The U. S. steamer McUlellan, Oapt. Gray, arrived at New York on Saturday, from ‘Hi ton Head and Morris Island, bringiag news trom Charleston harbor to 10 o'clock Wednse- day mourning. She brings a mau, a nomber of passengers, and one hundred Confederate pris- oners, taken at Fort Wagner. Gen. Gilmore was busily engaged in mount- ing heavy guns in Fort Wagner and on ( Jame mings Point, with which he intended to bom- bard Charleston The Union troops were somewhat annoyed by the rebel Ore or. James Island, but the is) few. oeeaiter wi sil in the hands of the rebels: The siege was going on favorably when jan McClellan left. —~ The steamer Powbatanh was to leave Hilton. Head on the 16th, with the pria- jron-clad rau; Atlanta in tow for New York. 8 The bark Jeff Davis, belonging to whatis * known in England as the “Dixie Land,” was « launcked Jately at Liverpool for the rebel service. She is @ consort of the Virginia Richmond, lately completed for the rebel = ernment. e ev Martial law is hereafter to be idly sommes throughout the Departnent of mit, ‘ 801