Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1863, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR, | ‘WASHINGTON CITY: KONDAY ........ SSPLEMBER 21, 1669. 7 EBADING MATTER ON AVERY Pace, SES OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING YELB- @RaPHiIO AND OTHER MATTER. Washingtem Money Market. Quotations’ for stocks, coln acd encurrent | mousy; feraished by Lewis Johnson & Oe, 1 Baakors: Be 1B; °7-90'F 106K; Cert. ficaies Indebtecnesa, #93; Gold, 199%. Stocks | arm. Gold unsettled. a OUR MILITARY BUDGET. [he Se PURSUIT OF WH!: E'S GUERRILLA’ ee WHITH YOLLOWED BY OUR CAVALRY TO A POINT NEAR MOUNT GILBAD, gee eee WHITH AND MOSBUY RBSELVE ORDERS TO, LBAVE LOUDON COUNTY AND JUIN { THE MAIN BODY OF THB | REBEL ARMY. (ei ee Reliable information “bas reached the city that at neon’ on Friday leet, Col. Lowell, ia command of the 24 Mastachuceits and detach- mente of the 13th and 16th New York cavalry started owt in pursuit of White. He found V hits had crossed Goose Creek at Uockrell’ Ferd, end crossed the county in nearly a | straight line towards Mount Gilead and | Hughesville, passing near Ball's Mills at eleven o’cleck on that day. ‘The trail was discovered early on the morn- ing of the i9th, and was followed toa point near Mount Gilead. Satisfactory evidence | theo appearing that White was safe back, or | on the Sniokersville road, Col. Sewell returned through Dover and Aldis to camp. As the result of the expedilion, three of | White’s men were captured and one Killed. | Four citizens on borarback were also arrested undereuspicious circumstances. | In some of the placer visited by Co’. Lowell | he was informed that White had notifled cits. wens that they had been conscripted, but no | steps, it appears, had been taken to force them | into the service. It was currently reported at Aldie that both White and Moseby had received orders to leave ' Loucon cornty and move nearer the main army. Allof these guerillas that h:ve veenre- cemtly home have ceriainly gone west within a diy or two. B7- The President's Proclamation enspend H ing the writ of habeas corpus has created a sen- satiom thronghout the entire country. Con- | | scripte wf indulged the hope that disloyal Juéges would provide a way of eseape for them have determined to pay the commutation fee, furpish substitutes, or respond in person to | the summoas from the Provost Marshal. De- | Serters who have been playing at hide-and-seek, orstaying away from the army under forged furloughs, realize the fact that the Govern- ment isin earnest, and are hastening back to their camps. Just before tho issuing of the | Proclamation some of the courte in New York and einer cities commenced the work of libe- | rating the conscripts, and arrangements had been mads to embarrass the (tovernment by : withholding men from the ermy, but the sus- peasion of the writ Ras epoiled all their plans. Nanos the commencement of the rebellion one disloyal man, by the use of the power given to him im the writof hadcer corpus, has taken from the ranks of our volunteers a@ large number of men. A few Copperheads couldina few weeks undo the work done by the draft, and secure— what they no doubtso devoutly desire—the | delay coveted by the rebels. j t { { | R7” Advices from Europe by a. stcamer Arte bia eay it is probable that there will be a “scrub race” for the crown of Mexico. The names of Prince Murat, of Franc, and M. Patterson | Homeperte, of Baltimore, are now mentioned | im comnection with the noaition. M. Patterson | aearte ould ite, the favorite ox te em- | peror Napoleon. The deputation didpatched | by tae Council of Notables of Mexico to | Europe, im order to formally tender the rew | crown te the Austrian Archduke, was daily | logked for im Paris when the Arabia sailed. | Thie body consists of eight persons, and to | them Maximilian must give a decisive reply. La France, of Paria says that it is of wery great! importance that this final answer should be | known before next New Year's day. iy tha | arrival of the City of Cork from Liverpvol oa the 7) instant, we have iater advices oa tins subject than brought by the Arabia. The dep- | atation from Mext°o bad arrived, and in Paris | it was thought that the acceptance of Mfaxi- | milis8 no louger admitied of a doubt. The Paris Poys denies the oMcial source of the Late | pamphlet pubiished in France on the enbject | ot recognition Tue Wau iy NokTH CanoLtxa.—A corres- pondent of the New York Herald, writing f-om | Newbern, N. C., under date of ihe 5th tustaut | says: - «Intelligence from the front aiinounces tho arrival of u large force of the enemy a! Kins. too, consisting of cayairy, infaniry and artil- lery. The main hody ecnsisis of avealry,which i» reported to be Imbodeu’s, of Virginia. Lhe cavalry ig said to number 4,060, bul the figure we probably exaggerated. No North Carolina troops are’mentioned as bring among the new Arrivala. Between 20.00 8nd 3640 rebel troops pesesed through or were within the Vicinity of Raleigh a few da; ce.”? 7 After the Democratic State Convention of Ohio bad made their nomination for Governor the Copperheads broughtout a campaign pam- phletentitied “Vallandigham’s Record,” which they distributed pretty freely; but, fluding that the “Record’ was demuaging their prospects, they last week suppressed the document, and | oalled in all the floating copies The opposite | party then took it up, and now the “Record” is | advertised in all the Republican papers fur one dollar per hundred copies. Wa The case of Colonel Georges W. Jones against Secretary Wmi.H. Seward—an action | for false imprisonment in Fort Lafsyette—is oe the calender of the Supreme Court, and sat dewn for Tuesday next. Messrs. James T. Brady and W. ©. Traphagensappea as connsel for the Government—i. ¢., the United States de- fend the action of the Secretary of State. Messrs. John McKeon, Frederick Smith and E.R. Meade;a relative of the General) are coun- sel for the incercerated Colonel. wo The National Granu Lodge of Odd Fel. lows commence their annual session in Balti- more today, meeting in Odd Fellows’ Hall, nerth Gsy street. A large number of delegates have alreucy arrived, all stopping at Barnum’s hotel, ‘Lepnessee and Western Virginia send delegates. ‘Tbe session will probably continue uring tae week, and promises much interest. | | PrrsomaL.—Sir Henry Holland, Bart, ison | & Visit to Washington, and is the gueet of Secre. | tary Seward. | The Detroit Free Preee of the 161M instant, | gaye that the health of Gen. Osee was im- Proving, and he was considered oat of danger. Geueral Cass is now eighty-one years old Raving been born in 1762. 7 From private information, of @ strictly reliable nature, we learm that ‘he rums (reb~!) gow building in Engte: .. wt!) 20! be por: t ted by that Governme ss cw wt args, bot wil H be escorted to F rence >y on Basiich warauwan. | @, end reee ibe cwrets, who ars} Frenet =< { Or Be Der woe BLO Ave (rosvernmant | Ry odd Witscerer cy TAAL OF Ar¥enak wh pi of Lite Roow, the «: Bi eowe BA ty be rm ing ee where GOV walt Fines sewaite | General Granger's, are of @ sature which m > 3 1D Z IMPORTANT FROM KRURC ——— z M4 THE BRITIAH GOVERNMES® BRS! HS TO) PETAIN THR 5 FROM #aILING. ge 3 THEGRAND DUKB MAXIMILIAN 70 ACCEC? TEE THFONE OF MEXICO, pas as [By the Independent’ Line of Telegraph } Naw York, Sept. 21—The steamer Hecla, | from TAverpool September eth, arrived here thie morning. é | The. British Government hae determined to | detain whe two iron-clad rams now being built | to Emgiand for the revels French papers stute that the Grand Duke Maximilian haa accepted the Mexican throne. FURTHER BY THE HKCLA, Bai seh THB CONTROVERSY CONCEENING TBE IBON BAMS BUILDING POR THE KEBHLS AT LIVERPOOL Sees Sa THE QURSTION OF THE ACCEPTAN THE THRONE OF MEXIOO BY MaXI- MILICN SPILL UNDHOIDED. ——>__—_ [Aseocia ‘ed Press Dispatch.) New York, Sep: 21.—The steamship Hecla bas arrived from Liverpool on the sflernoon of the 6th of September. Itis stated that the British Government has resolved to detain the two suspected steam oF | rams in the Mersy. ‘The statement that the rebels intend toem- ploy negro troops is receiyed wi'n distrust, Some persons regard it is a confession of hope- lessress, while others look upon it avs master- ly policye European politics are unimportant. The Morning Post believes there is little doubt that the two suspected iron rame at Liverpvol will Le detained by the Government, under the foreign enlistment act; nevertheless it is con- | tended they were built to the order of a French house, under contract, for the late Pasha of Egypt, but that the present Pasha repudiates he contract. The accusation is, they are intemded for hos- lities against a filendly power, and acuar: Inw wust decide upon their detention or re- jesse. Assertions sre again put forth that Grand t | Duke Maximiliso bas accepted the Mexican crown. The official Vienna papers represent the matter 8 et:ll undecided. ‘The French pamphlet referred to by the las: | stesmer is Faid to Lave been issued at the ex- pense of M. E’Langer, the Confederaie loan {| contractor, to bolster up that speculation. French ministerial couscils have taken piace daily. LonpOS.—Coneols 93 ¥ a 3-7. AKMY OF THE CUMBERLAND. Battle near Chattanocga—The Contest Un- decided—Neo General Officers Injured— Bragg Reinforced by Longstreet aud Hill — Partie! List ef Killed and Weuuded. Nasuvicek, Tann , Sept. 20.—There has been great excitement here ail day, as it became known early this morning that Bragg and Rosecrans had met in battle. From officers | who have &rrived I learn that Bragg, reinforced by at leset one division from Lee’s army, at- tacked Rosecrace yesterday morning, causing considerable confusion in Thomas’ corps. The fight tool place in Walker county, which is Toll of creeks And mountiins. As nearas Ican learn, it was drive on one side and thea the other, neither gaining much advantage. The divisions of Gene. Van Cleve and Reynolds suffered to some extent, and after losing much ground recovered it. There was considerable baud to hand fighting, and several pieces of artillery were captured, recaptared and loa, again. As at the ba of Stone Hiver, (tens. Palmer and Negley maneuvered the:r respect- iVe divisions splendidiy, and assisted Yan Uleve in recovering lost ground. The artillery was not called into requisition in all the divisiona, ‘The 10th Indiana suff-red moet, aud lost all ite Held officers. The 3ist Illinois, 40th Kentucky and 2d Obio aiso assisted in the bruntof tne @ction. it 1s believed at General (Franger’s head- quarters that thestruggieended yesterday with no Federal disadvantages, though the most ap- surd rumors bave prevailed the entiro day. The secesrioniste here had Generals Negloy, Stanley and Palmer killed, but news of an official character states th at neither are injured. The precomption is that, (considering Burn- side has not established communication with Rosecrans,) Generai Johnston, who was in command, ‘calculated to crawl in betwi.a the two armies, crush Burnsido’s force, which wae comparatively small, and then pounce upon Rosecrans thus whipping us by decail. In this, no doubt he has failed, as the rebel forces stumbled against Thomas’ corps, of Rosecrans’ army. ‘here would, propably, bave been no yacillating upon our sida, had it not been that the respective commands ware | under marching orders, aud moving indepen- | dently. Our lastest dispatches, recaived « enlist no &pprehersions as to the result. Ws are anxiously awaiting uews detailing its con- hinuation, which, itis expected, took place to- day. (From the Associated Press.) HBADQUARTERS AMY Ov THe CoMnEB. LAND, Three Miles of Uraw/isk Springs, Sept. 19.— An ergegement began this morning at eleven o'clock with an attack on (ten, Thomas’ irsop;, forming the left wing. 1t was so light at first fe to induce the belief it was a feint. McCook end Crittenden’s iroops throw in &@ convemence offered. ‘i portions of each wing were, at the time, on tis merch. The fight on the left became very desp-rais, nd the enemy was repulsed, buton baing re- injorced, he regained tae pusition, from which he was subsequently again dr Afra ate engagement, continuing for an hour and « ball. Thomas charged a distance o¢ nearly a mile, punishing ta fos severely. At | atout two o’clok the rebels made adash at’! Ca ters command, composed of Van Cleye's Bad Reynolds's troops. Yau OUieve’s were | pushed, fell back unul Carter's wera broken, and the troops much scattered. Thomas ox Jef!, aud Davison ihe right, then threw tbeir forces vigorously toward the Gap. After a bard fight they recovired the ground. Tho | enemy was apparently endeavoring to zat bs- tween us and Chattanooga. The genaral en- , Bigement ended by four o'clock in the after- | Boon. Palmer, who bad gathered tho scattored forces, and Negley, who bad been sent from the right to feel the rebel center, pushed for- ward and re-established the parailel slong Chickamauga Cre: k. The country is level, thickly overgrown with small timber and brush, enfarorab!e for artil- lery, and hence very little the ground has been used for thet purpose, The casualties in wounded are heavy, bat eurprisingly light in Killed for so heavy a mus. etry engagement. The @ght on the left was a continual roll of Mmusketry for hours. No general officers were injured. Uolonele Hey and Bradley, commanding bri gader, were wounded, as were also Volo: Jones, tb Ohio, Colonel Varroll and M jor Veurton, 10th Indiana Lieut. Jones, company A, 10th Indiana, was killed. Liest. Colone Hont, 40th Kentucky; Lieut. Colonel Maxwell nfo, Tient, Dyram, Lieut. Ludlow aud ut ®eceonden, ef Battery H, 6th Artillery (yest. Floyd, Rattery F, 4th Artitery Osptala iwole Were all w. ene eldlee ‘ Tho 74B Indters recovered Batery H, ste Ariuier,, WBick wGs lost. They recaptarad te, “The Shi at jpeover. Lew Probably bo ecwed wm he right wing) were | main | th struck in the right iiank, ard, being vigorously | (F steading and # arctan Revel prisoners ‘ceeat the corps of th erery to be tom m: _Johaston ane Longetree pbeet-ep! ‘Thuraday, Sept. ttle eaye:—Ajgentleman who lef Bridgeport we o'glock yeaterdey, infomme.ue that it was re ported théreand ly believed that pad been eevere fighting withthe advance of the army under Qeneral Rosecrans. Particus Isrs were not Known further than that Ge: Thomas’ Divtsion had been worsted, Gen. Negiey badly wounded, and two Colonels killed. ‘ are CARD Tu LADIES. ~ Bo you wish to know whatiefsasionable? Do you wish to see allthe new styles, for erery de- scription of wearin parel? 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XRAbLT SUBSCRIPTION $8. Address, PRaNK LEBEL 18 73 Due treet, sew OPFICHAL. Wan Darantussy Provosy MAxsxal WaexBnsL's Upriow., } Wasmizatow, D.C., Rept. 14, 1883. i | Cirewiar No. §3.—Man whose names were drawn in | the draft ordor from the War Dapartment, & at 9, 1fo2, and who on the 3d of March 143, had sab- | titutes in the service of the Umited Btates, are to Be held as sxempted from liability to service undor the prerent draft. be 21-20 Was D: 3? Anzovawe G#anBal’s Oveicy, WaASsmInGrom, Bept. 31, 1453. Captain J.B. Bliss, A.D.O., published officially Fe i Marylend, as ordered, is exempt from be! a Cirmissed the service ef the United States, heving | made satisfastory defence in bis case. B.D. TUWNSEND, It Amirtaot adjutant General **SOTICH.—Thera will be j ne?) members he Lode HUB (dtouday) BY NG ab & meeting by the student Bucial Club | quarter past right j o'clock. Ail members are requested to be pune- ‘ tuniin attendance. By crde | JAMES C. 8. 8. Sec: ’e { 3 of thir city will build a pp BCGSDAY NiGAT next Bept mber 21d | perio» Ball, to traoract businazs of Vite: importance ty tha cause. The | {stre'urned from a visit to the H New York tit] TH aan z r BIV ENA, President. 16 PHOGIX SOCLETY —The Phovnix Buciety eta On icl Me | i | ut, at 7s o’cloek | Feery will be read b fore the Assoc j intresting ee mate by the C ty Miscionary. i DUBOIS, & cording Secretary. =I, BENJAMIN MORRIS, DO HENBBY se hall jet of C alienge to fight'anybody here in lombia i ring, for $50 Ting avhody, into 24 Thin ‘coalleage ‘shal! The -easva why L chaliongs account of being most ahamef Ty abused citizens, J have h xofamurement. Th Weeks after riguing ariuci-a. | be fouud at Oyrte | gomery a! foot rop: | open for two months. | Washipu: FIRST RSTIONAL BANK OF WéSHINGTON, Capital—$500,G00. 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P Maroa BCPOBA'S will be i2 o'clock m. on Hii Nivte to fenth etre the BXOBLSIOR | deat q inth 61 bt ‘ead no b isloyal, or Siddcrsoet present to mate in oe . required t be qoter regted to el & BEOK- ned B6. . street, Woenlas - GOOD BBWS FoR tUTL Two TRAM rithe terpoos of carry Sie Gy farther information oat betlodd Srilth ake BP atrecte, (inland y Genes OL 88 cor, _e39 St @h0.W Dan@ner, by Hid, Potx, PF raen are in the and eager yer tA con fict. “ s PLY WOU EDaD, > . aa FROM TAB MIsStssiPrr. ~* BEBBL GUMRRILLAS DEFEATED IN THE aT- TEMPT TO INTERARU THE NaYiG@a. TION OF THE MISAISSIPPI, —>——_ CAPTUBM OF NONBY ON ITS WAY FO PAY OFF THE RBGEL AKMY IN ARKANBAS. > fHE REERL SOLUIERS REVUEE TO FIGHT LONGSR IN ARKANBAS, a ee THE STATE TO BB IN THB UNION AGAIN iN FORTY DaYs. 2 Reet Admiral Porter, writing tothe Navy Department trom Cairo, umder date of Sep- tember 15th, anys: The river below seems quiet. Theres has been bat one attempt made to obstract com- merce of transportation. A body of guerrilias, 500 strong, on the 30th Ausust attacked the gunboat Champion from debind the levees while she was convoying a body of troops below. The troops passed on sately, and the Champion stopped and fought the rebela until she made them retire, losing some of their men, report says 37. They haye not been heard of since, excepting that they were falling back on Alexandria, Gen. Horron having given chage to them with his division. Aelcame upI overtooka partof the Marine Brigade, under Col. Carry. He Teported to me thet he had captored at Bolivar three rebel paymasters, with $2,10,000 in Confederate money to pay eff the soldiers at Littla Rock. He also captured the escort, consisting of thirty-fve men. This wiij not improve the dieeatistaction now existing in Price's army, and the next newe we hear will be that Gen, Steele has poveession of Little Bock. The gunboats pick up deserters every day, who eay that the rebels don’t intend to fight in Arkansas, and that with proper etepe Arkansas will be in the Union again in forty days, Lieut. Bache captured a Col. Mt ck, who Was on & conscripting expedition, and it gave universal sativfaction to all the people. THE BATTLE NWAR CHA*TANOOGA, No little aaxiety is felt to hear tne result of the fighting near Chattanooga. Nothing has Teached here up to thie time to cause appre- bension that Rosecrans is not full; master of the situation, despite the check met for atime by asingle command of his army, while march. ing, as they Da «been obliged to in that broken country, in inde endent columns. Wemay besu that any blow daalt at Rose- crane that did no: faily annibilate him in the outset, will be re-urned with interest by nim, aa ali his past hirtory has shown. We are prepared to hear ut any moment that be bas severely punished the adventurous enemy, and that tne latter is in full retreat on Atlante. Tha vital recessity of holding that point hag doubles occasioned this deaperate attempt of a | the Confederates to crush the columns of Rose- crans apd Burnei jeneture. The sensation rnmors afloat of disaster to Hoseciaue in @ renewed battle on Sunday are not entitled to credit, so faras we can ascertain. ere they could effect a DESBETERS. James A. Crooken a deserter from the tet New Jersey regiment, cempany F, has been 6rrested and turned to Provost Marshal Todd. Jacob Williams, a ceserter from Baker’s Bat- talion, wae arrested yesterday and turned over to Ccl Baker. Louie Borrte,s deserter trom company B, 2d D.C. voluntesm, wes also ar- Tested yesterday and committed to the Central Guardhous+. B. dad enlieted in the 175th New York volunteers. COMMITMENTS TO THE OLD OAPITOL. James High, guerrilia; James Juley, com- pany H, 15th Va. cavalry, and Lewis Miller, suspicious character, sent im by Lieut. Win- ship, were committed to the Old Capitol this morning by order of Provost Marshal Todd. Grrrison, Hadley, Margaret, Margaret No.2, Mildred, Harriet and James F. Beach, sent in by the same officer, were alsocommitted. They are charged with being rebel sympathizers. SUBRTITUTES DESERTING. We hear from down river that substitute conscripts are escaping across the Potomac, below Glymont, in the vicinity of Maryland Point, nightiy, in pumbers. They cross by various moder, upon canoes, beats, rafts, &e., and beg their way through the country on get. ting into Maryland. It is reported that several deserters wers drowned by the upsetting of a cance on Saturday night. NAVAL CAPTURES. The Navy Department has received informs- tion of the capture of the schooner Flying Scud by the steamer Princess Royal, on the j2th uit, She was from Brazes, Texas, and loaded with cotton. ¥ ‘The U.S. bark Gem of the Seas, on the 3tat ult., off Charlotte Harbor, Florida, captured the sloop Richard, of five tons, loaded with eight and a half bales of cotton. A FEDERAL SCOUTING PARTY &81 7 REBN OCCOQUAN AND DUMFRIBS—neB4L GUERRILLAS SCATIBRRD. A scouting party bas been patroling the coua- try becween Occoquan, Dumfries and Breats- ville for the last five days, during which time the: attered the rebel guerrillas in that vwi- cinity; captured one, & number of their horses, and also brought in five deserters. DESBRTHRS CAPTURED. Co}. Baker, with one hundred aad ten of his men, started yesterday afternoon about three o'clock on an expedition to Uccoquan river. They returned this morning, b.inging with thew eight Geserters, taken whifle in the act of croseing the river, One of them wasseverely wounded in the neck, DESaRTERS, BPO. Saturday, 100 strageiers and deserters from Fort McHenry; 120 convalesents froma the same piace; 56 convalesceuis from Phuadelphia, and 120 conscripts from Carlisle, have arrived atthe Soldiers Rest. Five-Tw@yty Loan.—Snbscriptions to the national 5.20 loan, at the office of Jay Cooke & Co., have amounted since our Iasi report to $2,115.40. Secretary Chase has had the force in the Register’s Office at work night and. day for the Inst ten days, preparing 5.20 bonds, and on Saturday every order up to date had been filed, lereafter all orders will be filed the day atter received—and eonsequently this powerful obstacle in the way of subscriptions (the great delay) is overcome. PeRgonaL.—Gen. Sehenck, Military Gover- nor ct Baltimore, reached this city to-day ia the 12 o’clock train. Gov. Gilmore, of N. H.; Senators Hale and Clark and Hon. J. W. Patterson, of the same State, together with several wilitary officials and citicens, returned from a trip to Point Lookout this morning. TT Washington Me: 7 Markes_Ustes? Que- tation Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Oo, Bank. Tor 181, ley: 7-50, 100y; Rew of Indobteduens, ON: t4otd, 1994; Y. Genta) RB, 141i; On attebere, @ Ubieago, 83}; Bichizes Sout neuen eS se ee ‘The ‘Trenton Rapuoltean states thatabout pf Be vaolunters Baye coe raised in. Rew Jereey wrder the last call, leaving a de- ficiency Of two thousand nine hundred. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. DETAILS 0 GAEAY BATYLE & EAa® CHATTaRooGas. : ae vepaien YIGHT THEOUGHOLY THR Dar. 5 a cast ciih o®auxs bY OoNFED b ath D ERaTES. BALLY OF OUR TROOPS. peciaeee PUESUIT OB THE ENEMY CHBCKED, UKs BRECAPTUAND. mihereS Soiccnaty ANOTHER ERRIFIC FIGHT “aNvaRap UPON. ——_~. BBSULTS INDECISIVE. eee Crscrns att, Sept. 31.—A special to the Com. sercial gives the following account of Satur- Gay's fighting: The baitle opened at 11 o'clock, in the vicinity of Widow Gienn’s, on the road leading from McLamore’s Cave to Chattanooga. It soon decame general, the enemy maneuvering his troops finely. Early in the action the rebels made an im- Petuoue charge on the famous Loomis Battery, when five out of the six gune were captured. Capt. Van Pelt, commanding the bat taken prisoner. At two o'clock the contest be- came terrific. Theroll of musketry was far mor continuous and deafening than at Stone River. At 240 o'clock the division on the cen- ter was hard pushed, broke and retreated. Col. Barnett planted a batiery, and soon cheeked the pursuing enemy, who, in retura, was Griven in disorder over the sams ground, Davis’ division was driven back with heavy lose. Every gun of the Sth Indiana battery was cxptured; when his forces rallied pushed the enemy back, and retook the guna, Reynolds lost heavily, but stubbornly held bis position, driving the enemy, but never leaving his line. Palmer, who was overwheimed, failed to cet off his entire battery, and asa consequence, two of his guns were lost. Van Cleve, fighting gailantly, lost ground, and being overpowered, failed to regain his Position. Our line was pressed severely, and wavered: The rebels, exulting over the apparent succasa, mede the air regonnd with cheers. They ad- vanoed slong the whole line, and when within fire, musketry rolled from right and left, and ‘until Hve o’clock the fighting was terrific. be General grew anxious. The wounded began to pour in, and the rebels steadily moved up near bis headquarters, New forces were oppesed to them, and from this time until dark the battle raged with destructive fury. At dark, the firing having almost ceased, the enemy threw forward fresh troops, and egain engaged our right. The xction became general, and ontil long after dark raged with fury. The battle thus farisa bloody one. Our loss is verygreat. Wrisoners say some of their reg- iments are almost annihilated. Both armies occupy the same ground they did when the action began We have captured several hundred prison. err, Many of whom are from the East We took ten gune and lost seven. LOCAL NEWS. Tue Deapr.—The following cases were dis- pored of by the Board of Enroliment Up tothe hour of yo’clock® to-day: Solomon Beach, over age. J.K. Evens, furnished substitute—Daniel ¥. Fenton. cS Opperman, alten. W. W. Dean, now in seavice. ©: W. Dashiell, paid commutation. W.H. Campbell, erroneously enrolied. Samuel ©. Wyatt, erroneously enrolled. George Brown, over age. Jobn P. Lawrence, paid commutation. Jobn H. Shaw, disability. Wm. ©. Young, commutation. Soloman R. Siegel, furnished substitate— Frenk Billings. Jceeph Collings, disability, Jchn Gibeon, disability. James M. Carter, disability. Chariee L. Seiber, accepted. Thomas Hrown, alien. Samur! Boston, dizability. George W. Pearson, furnished enbstitate— Gro: &. Hollis. Jvokn Barch, paid commutation. Edward Robinson, over age. William Trummel, under age. Thomas Sriveuer, paid commutation. Burr W. Meane, furnished subsutcw—Wm. Whiison. Caleb Marriott, over age. Samuel Tbomas, disability. Wm. Dysou, furnished substitute—-Charies H. Thornton. John H. Neal, only son of widow. Charles Smith, disability. S AH. Marks, commutation. L. Knowles, commotation, Henry Smith, dis»bility Samuel Martin, disabilit Charles Dudley, disabtity. Wm. Dowling, over age. - Wi. H. Brown, over age. John Lee, disability. James H. Jones, under age. Adam Hamilton, only parert of children. John F. Vanhorn, paid commutation. Andrew McCathran, paid commutation. John H. Walker, erroneously enrolled. Peter Gibbs, arroneously enrolled. George Yatez, furnished substitute—Patrick Cofield. George W. Wedge, over age. ~ Benjemin Peirce, erroneously enrolled. Jobn D. Sturat, furnished substitate—James Wangh. James Lee, under age. Aluies Warren, alien. James: Robinson, over age, Ebon E. Parker, erroneously enrolled. Paton Gibbs, accepted. John Robinson, only sin of widow liable. Thomas H. ©. Hinton, the colored war orator, who waa drafted and got exempted on the plea of being the only support of & mo- iber, was before the board this mofning—a woman representing herself as bis wife com- plaining that he did not support her, ifhe did his mother, and also that he had a brother living. Hinton stoutly denied these allega- tions, and was allowed todepart. In the mean- time the trothfulness of the woman's allega- tions will be inguired into. Seas Crimimat Cot The special term of the Criminal Court was commenced this morning, with Judge Fisher presiding. A goodly num- ber cf attorneys and spectators were presant. After calling the grand jary, Judge Fisher announced that an act of Congress provided that each of the jurors should subscribe to the oath of allegiance. The oath was then admin- istered to them. Wm. Wilsen, of the First Ward, was qualified as foreman by taking the usual oaih, and the following also qualified as grend jurors: Clement Weeden, Jos. Redfe: A. Hancock, Issac Entwisle, R. M. Sutton, W. H. Harrover, G. T. Raub, W. B. Brashears, J. W. Fitzhugh, Warren Lowe, J. Sanner, Wood- ford Stone, Jas. Pilling, F. Mattingley, U. H. Lane. D. P. Marl, W. D. GC. Murdock, J. R. Elvans and Isaac Entwisile were excused from service. The court announced that no business would be transacted to-day ether than swearing the juries, and the grand jury was discharged. The foliowing pettit jarors answered to thoir names and were sworn: John B. Harrison, W. P. Shedd, John B. Blake, Samael Linto: Jobn H, Davidson, W. H. Downing, LL.” Worthington, Chas. I. Queen, W. H. Diggs, T. Cartright, Chas. Camberland, W. A. Cam berland, W_ A. Ooburn, W. H. Kisinoltz, John Imria, H. Birch, J. B. Dulia, Jos. L. Simmes, John T. Halleck. The following were excused :—Ohas. Waters, H. D. Gunnell, John P. Hilton, John W. Mar- tin, Thos B, Creighton, W. A. Coburn, Josaph L. Simmes, W. H. Downing, W. H. Kieiholts and L T Cartright. The following were returned non est :-—¥. FP. Boucher, Chas, Coleman and Wm. Little. The Marshal was directed to summon jurors to Ml the vacancies, and the court adjourned until to-morrow, when the grand jury will be e rape and the business of the term com- ——._-—- Tun Rrone May Uavony.—Last night, of- ficers Straub and Borland came across Heary Williams, colored, who was drank and acting in @ very disorderly manner noar the corner of L and Sixteenth streets, and attempted to arrest him, when he ran off, but after ashort chase he wae captared and taken to the Firet Ward sta. tipn, ‘where the Officers recognized him as the Ts0n with cutting Mr. Donohue on Ho was charged with the. ween ~ pele tees saeos tp that it was ayo ededefence, and, TALT he Sevai ail mn if he codld, as at the three mer, and ladies. Inpwors? Compyce.—TP wo o'clock p.m. Sate urday, Officer Orown went into Prather’s Alley—that noted alley between Foarth aad Fifth otreete weet, and Land K notih—te hant for Mary Jane Hall, ons of the eootiest inhab- itante of that dark alley. Crown found her in Scmepeny with @ white man, who gave the name of Thomas Griffin. Justice Gibersor are rar it cna Pp. m., CMocer Box- lof went in ‘argaret Ann Green, @ colored resident of the notorioue Wi! This Allsy; Who wee suspected of larceny. offcer, with as litt y @a the other, in- ded the rivacy of Mareure ve Pp o1 8k partment, and there found also a ‘white mest who gave the name of J. Morehead. Thesetwe ‘Were also fined $1.88 each by the same justice SSS Cuvrzom Rossmp.—On Thursday night the roting room of (trace Onurch (Isisnd) wae ene tered through the window by some graceless thieves, and a number of articles etolen from the room. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. {Oorrespondence Evening Star. | Guorcrtows, September 21, 1563. Among the numerous improvements guing on in our town I noticean elegant Brick Dwei- ling in course of erection on Prospect street hear Frederick. It ts the property of Mise Mary Thomas, whol learn intends itfor her Own residence. The Borden Mining Company are extending their wharves and making othar preparations for the expected lively coal trade this fall by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. This morning, H. Carter was arrested for the larceny of a horee from Mr. Sherman. He was examined by Justice Reaver, who commited bim to jail to await the action of the grand jury- by the name of Mahony was also ar- rested this moruing for an assault on his wife. After hearing the case, Justice Reaver com- mitted Aim to jail for court. The arrivals to-day are:—Brig. Gen, Mar- shall, Stapler, Washington, light; brig Isadora, » Go, do; schr. Col. Satierly, Smith, ay, to Government; Jonas Smith, Plersov, New York, do. do; M. Writingtoa, Baker, Boston, merchandize. Departed :—Steamer Leader, Callahan, Phil. adeiphia, merchandise, from Hyde & Davidson; schr. Susan E. Taylor, Daily, Norwich, Gonn.; Jno. R. Ford, Adams, Philadelphia, coal, from Ray's docke. Arrived by canal——Boats A. Good win, Golden Role, Charies W. arg ae H. B. Oromwell, W. Hatch, coal to Ray's docks; Wm. Walsh, coal to Aguew's docks; Anna Marion, D. Lynn, J. J. Chaplain, D. Marmaduke, coal to Barden M. Co.; Governor Shaw, S. W. H. Hetzer, coal to Cumb. UC. & I. Oo. J. A. Remhat, Capt. J. Short, coal to Wm. R. Snow & Co.; E. b. Hartley, wheat to sere © Bro.; Seneca, grain and flour to B. Darby; W. J. Worth, limestone te Win. H. Godey; K. H. Castieman, coal to Stephen D. Castleman. Departed by canal—Boats Highlander, Per- severance, -McAtes, Ask the Captain, A, Lighter, R. H. Castleman, W. J. Worth, H. F. Kindle, Golden Rule, Josephus, J. a. Rhine- hart, E. D. Hontley, Fred Mertins, Capt. Joha Short, Wm. Walsh, Gor. Thaw, and Anaa Maria. Ouna. ee rs Fo S8ALB—Cheap for Cosh—One smail HOUSE LOT, on 28d street, between Mand MN. Call at 277 Lotrect, after 4o'eicek p. m. 2 WV ANTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wa Apply at 275 B atrects, back of adams’ COMPLE1B BAKBRY, IN GOOD ORDER. woli located, for sale, ‘Address Box 40 Star Offce. 8 21 3t* 8TOk2 ON SBVENTH STRBBT—WITH ALL the Pixiures. for rent. A Carringe for sale. Fucnreet duo, 067 Seventh street, island, te 19-3t" ; ANTED TO RENT—Ritter in Washington o Georgetown, 8 HOUBM containing from 4 to? Tt ofa House. Addrea M oa Sear > so 21-35 A B2GAB BTOBR, doi i be sola with or withoat’she * th or without the stock. Apply at No. 31% Seventh at, between D and 5 (ee 31-38*f HGULDETELA. Po SALB—A BTORBS, on C street, betwo-n N, Jersey averue and North Cavitol streot, 2 Inquire at HARBIBUN’S Gift to: ‘an! arSdetrect. se il-lw* The PUBNIT: BS, ana Rent of foar Booms, moat pisasant part of the city.) fer @50u cash do’ atthis office até o’eicek aach day, for tI fe 31-38 ee SESH W NTBD—Two YOUNG MBN, between the age of I7 and 21. One to attend to a segar at the ‘other to attend @ periodical store, Bust writes gocd Band, and be strict Catholics. A@éressin own hand, A. B.,”’ Star Office. seti-zb J'AKBH UP 48 AN BETRAY —On Monday lant, Tristab fat enoan cow The owner wilt come forward, prove props pay charges, and fakeherawsy. CHARLES SOR RBOS ‘th st. Road, 8 miles from Washington. cog! m* HOGSE WARTED—A family of four persons wi to rent 6 neat dw sf seven. ros Fi permanent tenants if suited, aally pay the rentagroedem. Address J. A,,317 Nioth street. oe 21 3tt {OB BBNT—On or defor operty, gay charges, and ta! property, gay . JOSE. y Int Foil gate, 7th From ihe Oenter Market, on tha iT: OV ESB. ID WAGON; body p.intet sbeits. The person who took it ia ereby noti to bring it back to where he took itfrom otherwise be will have tosuffer the penalty of the law. it Dry Goods ‘0 can gite good references. None TCHBLL & CO., aia Carprin, &o., _Market Bpace, bet. 8th aud $th ate, ee 2)-st* ¥ JANTEHD—A SITUATION of housskespsr or nure- ry governees, by a middls-aged woman, felly competent to fill either position, av a Rome, rather than compensation is the objoct of the ap- pliant. None may fear to give hora trial at least, ference of the highest order given. Address M.B OG .’’ Star Office. #0 213i" TOLER—Last night, the Sgth instant, e small BAY HORSE: white Kind feet: whi:e. streak e 3 mee iu ihe Uarpst or a ness, 2 others necd apply. WM. 8.00 Ss down bis (orshead; a nx right hind fot, crease dollara r-ward will be RGLAND, near Fort Brevoh. \ rroli, across the Mastera se21 lw* ANTBD—A WOMAN in my office to reosive soiled linen. tate en accountof and wark the (with inde/ibie ivk). and suck other duties as Must writs +P and, nd be sconrate in figures Wages thand board Address.ia hand) writing plicsrt, with reference, JAS, F. HOTOR- B National Steam Lauadry, se2i-tt STRAYED AWAY—From the sudscrider, on the 2 18th instant, three CeWs. is © Suffslo, withe white blaze on her face, and spotted red arcund the reck; anotker red, withont mark on her; and tho other iss whits one.o’ good large sins. and dark around the aeck. A liberal ard will be given to the &cder if raturred t me. THOMAS RiC se 31 ct" Corner of 13th and N sts., No. 29 FS g2 —A first rate two-story FRAME KOU toy fr with USB, containing nize rooms, nine Buildize LOTS, sll ect out wit! such as peaches, pears, plums, cherri: of the Dest selection; with a pum ater in the yard; on the corner of id Esnp. avepne east. For farth S76. ee aye D. CARROLL. WwW A GRAND BALL bs ILL BRGIVEN aT TAMPSRANOCE HAL! Batrect, between 9th and ith, On WEDNS«DAY, Sept. 334, for the benefit of a drafted fellow-workman’ atiached to the Washington Brewery. A BBAES BAND will be in sttendance. Tickets—ONZ DOLLAR, admitting a se Se 31-atx DRY GOODS aT Cost at CHAEBLB# 8. LOOKWOOD's, 394 PasxastLvamia Avayce ‘The balance of the winter stock formerly belong- $8 000 WORTH OF ing toJ. B. Olagett will be offered at cost, com- French Blanket and f.otck renoh Merinoes, Fancy Silks, . ke Pins, Riek Tatton’ Kid Gloves, @1 per pair, And many other Goods too numerous to mention. se 3l-lw* ; yy GREEN ILLIaMa Auctionvers. oO BIB "a GR FALL PAWH- 4L2 OF UERBDEEMED PLEDG: THURSDAY ané PRIDAY, ber next, at vw o'clock s. m old and @ Hunting Case, Patent and other 2A shies «3 re Lever ‘atebos Golé Meek and Sob Chains, Rings, &e., of ali de- Pe wht dieS ree