Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1863, Page 2

} i i ' | ' IIT OD DS Te — eT | THE EVENING STAR. ‘WASHINGTON CITY: BATURDAY....+sessee OCROBER 3, 1863, | | 7 RBADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE, SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TB: @BAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER, Washington Meney Market. Quotations for stecks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Eankers- U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1981, Buying. Selling. 07 Do., 1881, 5.268. u 8% 1 8. 7.0 Notes 106.4 New Certificku a. mi Armertean Gold. M34 ‘American Sitver: - 208125 = New Yore Rates—First Hoarp. Coupon 6's, 1581, 107; 7.30's, 1 Certificates of ludebtedness, 99%; Gold, 142 OUR MILITARY BUDGET. RESTS eT ROSECRANS’ ARMY. niormftion from the Army of the Cumber- land up to yesterday announces the arrival there of heavy reinforcements, which must place it in condition to resume offensive moye- ments promptly. He has been reinforced in a miner (in which the order was executed) that for prompmess, efficiency and overcoming na- tural difficulties exceeds, we opine, any other similar military achievement known to the his- tory of modern warfare. While we feel it incumbent upon us to leave aks powUlniees 4 be ucrerUped meresIter, we do not hesitate to say that it embraces conclu- sive proof not only of the perfection of the War Depsrtment’s system ot moving large bodies of troops, a most difficult undertaking indeed, but cf the energy and efficiency of its officers charged with that duty, and of the officers commanding the reinforcements in question. (Quartermaster General Meigs, we may add, writes trom Onattanooza in bigh praise of the condition and capability of all Rosecrans torces, who have in them, he judges, an amount of reaciness for everything required of them, mechanical capacity to help them- selves, unprecedented in our arm including 8. MITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL, ‘dward Goddard, who deserte} €, Ist Rhode Island artillery, and was chosen First Lientenant of the Ist New York artillery, was sent to the city this morning under arrest, and by order of Provost Marshal Todd committed to the Old Capitol, tobe forwarded to the regiment to which he Was originally attached. ARRIVED. There has arrived ut the Soldiers’ Rest 1s dismounted cavalrymen, 11 recruits from Fort Delaware, 77 conscripts from Pa., #1 do. from N.Y. State and 64% Quartermaster’s men. &J-On Saturday last Judge Sprague, of the United Sites District Court, Boston, gave 4 decision in case of five persons held by General Devens for military service, who had e@sked for writs of habeas corpus —Patrick Cas- | sidy, cisiming to bea felon, John Fagan, an alien, and three others, minors. The Court re- ‘viewed at some lengih the argument that the | proclamation did not apply to these cases, and decided that the objections were not valid.and | ifthe persons are entitled toa discharge, they | must seek relief from such officers as can af- | ford it. | Cuna.—The telegram published among the last batch of foreign news, to the effect that this government has demanded that Spain shail re- i linquish maritime jurisdict.on three miles from the Cuban seacoast is a ridiculous biunder. | 4 ‘The facts are, it is stated, that one year ago the Spanish government deraanded the extension ef the distance which the international law | wixed for maritime jurisdictign, viz three miles. | ‘Thatgovernmert asked for jurisdiction over | Alive miles instead of three. | | Ww The Port Royal, S.C., correspondent of | the Boston 7raveiler announces the arrival at that port of the inventor of the preparatiou known under the name of “(treek Fire.” It is, thereiore, anticipated that a large fire will take place somewhere in that region at an early duy. WF Correspondence from the blockading squadron-off Mobile staves that there is great suffering in that city in comsequence of a scarcity of food, Thirty-five women and chil- dren and one hundred men recently reached the squadrop, asserting that they were in a famishing condition. ‘ S27 Vin Havana we have intelligence that the rpbellion in St. Dentingo is nor yet quelled. Various skirmishes had occurred, in which the rebels were dafeaied. - Additional Span- ish woeps were being sent there from Cuba. Nowbing bad been heard of the missing steamer Mexico, Supposed to haye been lost. RA grand reception was given in New York on Thursday by the city authorities to the officers of ine. Russian fleetnow rendez- ed there! The warm sympathy muanifest- | ed by Admiral Lessofsky for our Goyerament in the present rebellion was 4 marked charac- teristic of the occasion. ' GENERA GRANT.—A Vicksbarg letter of the Sutit yltimo sdys Gen, Graatis still improv- 4g, and it is hoped that a few days more wiil piace him on his feet agatn. The weather is delighifnl and cool, Which is favorable to con- Valescents of infirmities. > The Chicago Tribune says the late severe Tro ts have demens‘rated that the Chinese sugar cane is much Nardier than Indian corn, and may work something of ® revolution in the partial substitution of one staple for the other by igrmers. -—Goy. Washburne, of Me., is in town, and is stopping at Willards’, Gov. A.W. bradford, of Maryland, was also in the city this morning. BF Major Gen. Barnes, the new Military Govertor of Norfoik, arrived in that city on Thursday, and entered upon the duties of his office. 7 The liabilities of the fast young man who has ent such @ dash in Boston, are found to figure up to $600,000. He is only twenty-eight. BF Gen. Patriex hes resigned his position as Provost Marshal General of the Army of the Potomac. «? Major Gen. Schenck is now at his home, in Dayton, Ohio, on a ten days’ leaye of ab- gence. wen. Henry A. Thompson has been elected president of the Bank of Baltimore, vice C. C- Jamison, deceased. 87 The people of the northern States have or ae ~ beget) 3,000 in miomey ane visions, #8 charity, fo the need: atives of France and England. Y OPO" H S7The cause which reduced to the ranks | ‘Gen. Roger A. Pryor, of tho rebel army, was cowardice if some skirmishes on the Rapidan. #7 Gen. Wm. Preston, one of the rebel Gea- erals wounded at the Chickamauga batil i at one time U.S. Minister to Spain. segs } a7The Iowa farmers are securing their sor- | um crop and anticipate @ large yield of mo- { asses. A floating battery of 3,500 tons burden, is | pending in Pbiladelphia. yy S7 Wisconsin sells 20,000,000 bushels of | wheat this yeur. a9 The population of Milwaukie, Wis., has increased over 5,000 since 1960. 87 The Bostonians have invited the Russian ofticers at New York to visit the * bub,’ ‘ B27” Street railroads are being constructed in | Nashville, Tenn. | | Vs o'clock Fryanctat.—New York papers of yesterday evening eay that the stock market was higher, but closed steady. Government stocks were firm. The sales uncles the eer coupons sixes of S81 at 107, 7 3-10 per cent. notes al 106 for October and April and 108% for feb- rnary and August, and uew certificates st 9%. The old were held at 102. Missouri sixes were without change, and California seveas \ dear- ex. Virginias were quoted at 61¥a62 and Ten- nessee at 6365. Gold, after the first board Thursday. advanced atone time to 1434, and. closed at 142%. Yesterday the miarket open: 4334, and after going up to 143% stood atone o'clock at 143. Tus Oasn oy Mr. CARTER AND THE Daily | GazuTTRB.—Theré was a lengthy examination of the several printers lat-lv attached to the Gazette office, before Gen. Tyler and Uo!. Donn Piatt, yesterday afternoon, but no dec. arriyed at, and Mr. Carter still remu tody. All the printers were alsoazain remanded to prison exceptone, who receiveda temporary j parole, on account of fll-health. Mr. Garpeu- | ter. the editor, and Mr. Neilson, one of the pro- prietors of the Gazette, had not been arrested | uv» to last evening.—Ba/timore Sun. CaTTLR— A pumber of fat cattle for the | Army of the Potomac have lately been driven | through this pivce, in droves of about a thous- and each. They come trom Pennsytvan’ j ane are driven around by Pikesvilie and El cott’s Mills, avoiding Baltimore, the object | being to f stopping places where there is | Co. Advocate, — | plenty of good pasture. —/alto WF Asand bank at Providence, thirty fact high, caved in Ist Friday, instantly killing a child of fonr years, and bury ivg up fo the neck a teamster who was at the time engaged in get. | ting ont a load of the material. Some girls who were near by kept the sand away from his head, and he was fivally taken out unburt. 7 The divosce case of Harriet M. Shannon vs. Oliver N. Shannon, in various shapes has been before the courts of Massachusrits, 1 the past ten or a dozen years, and is not finally settled. a7 A new hotel, costing $15,000, will be anctiately erected at Stowe, WL, to accom date the increasing pleasure travel to Mou'+ Mansfield. ee | COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPH ‘CAL SOCLETY A Slated Meeting of the Columbia Typo- graphicn kcciety Wh! be held THIS catucdey) VENING, at 8 o’cicek, in ih: Council Ghamber, City Hall, W.d.PRIZZBUL it Recording Secret U. 8. MAKLNE B«RKKACKS, : Washiagiira. sid Oct , 1963. ‘Fuis is to inform the Presiaent an! Members of £t. Aloysius Parochial School. that th. Marine Bend has no other leader than Francis BOALA; ard if tbe public wish the s-rvices of the Band: they muat come to beadquarters and get pormia- sion from the commandant of the corps i NO. HARRIS. Comd’snt, SC THE PUUNIX SOCINTY Having cba: -1 ita time cf Mevting from the secoud to Loe | eve y month, will q 1 EVENING. at7* perance Hall, A fullattendal parlculariy needed, a au electi Lat tacse in good ‘standing can vote Ince for delegstes to the approaching are Jonventiou,’’ and viber portant Dusiress in copnectiog therewith be traueacte? it® THE CENTRE =M 5 DiC A LSASSUOIATION —Ine -ami- anpual meeting oP the Medica! Associution ofthe District Columbia will be pele in the Medioal Department of Georgggy wn College ou TUESDAY, Oct, Bt, at 12 o'clocw 3. W.H LOVEJOY, M.D em ST. ALOYSIUS’ EXT SUNDAY, ¢ any, PAROCHIAL SUHOULS th, ther lie Associ “donext week sof Mores. We to be the Ad. erary In-titute, with banner, rochial Scboois, buys snd Girls, veral bani srs ard regalia. trot G St. Aloya'us’ Su y School. haoners, Mr. Mulcahy’s School, Girls and Moya, Pupils of St. Matthews’ Institute and Sundsy Sensol, with banners. 1 St. ‘ick’s Sunday Schools, 4 | weph’s Asylum. Aid. Brase Band. Au St. Aloysius’ Society s.fst. Mary's(German)Chure with banner. Pupils of 8t. Mary's Sebo: 1, with banner. _ St. Joreph’s Society of St. Mary's Church, with | ann sung Catholie’s Friend Sa her Matthew Total Ab banner The Phoenian Assoc id. hy ties, with banners. | inence Noei-ty, with | on, with banner, id. St. Aloysina’ Inatitnte. Aid. Fodalities of the Immaculate Cune » with banners i Conferences of S$. Vineons Do Paul. with bannors, | Friends of the Schools rner North Capitol a .m.,and proseed up I down Fifth to St! Mary's ehurch, e the German Catholic sehool aod avgocia- . They will thence proceed down #ifth to F aud up F to Gonzaga College. There they will Se joined by the other societies and schools, Arriving at Tenth street, they will take in the orphan boys and giris,and will then go down Penth to Pennaylvanig avenue, down the Avenue to | CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT Tations, y+" Fall andiWinter Clothing AND Gent’s Furnishing Goods. J. H. SMITH, 460 8KYENTH STRERT. 87 N. B—Bample Goods for Custom Work, i WASHINGTON “OOMING “0 BALTIMORE CAN SAV FIFTEEN PRR CUNT. BY-BUYING OF SMITH BROTHERS & Co., (itzENs No. 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, ec3 tr PpRoProsars FOR COAL. HBADQuARTERS Dep’? op ‘WASEINGrox, Cfice %, Chief Quartermaster ‘ashington, Oct. 1, 183, Propogas are invited for faraishing 800 to 3 0) tous o: Anthracite Ccal fe . Patmos ‘ite Ccal for the supply of this De: 1 is to be landed om some wharf in this ° jag ou is to be delivered ality of the Coal, Bacb bidder must attach fail name snd post ofce addresy and the names of all partes inte- rested in the proposal must appear thereit. An oath of allegiance to the Governmat of the United States must accompany each bid Bids will be opened from time to time,and cont fructa or purchases made as the Coa: may be re- | quired. a he right in reserved to accept all or my part of any bid. Proposals should be addressed ‘ Prposals for dressed to Coal,” and adi BLIAS M. GREENE. Lieut Colonel, Chief Quarternaster, ce 3 5t epartment of Wamington. O*aNaNcH orrics, War Derarrmnr, Wasurncton, Octobertd, 1263. Suaiep Prorosars will be received at-nis office Until the sith day of October next, for [ANDING and BUSHING the 42- pounder Guns, sithe Forts and Arsevais of the United States in the Atlantic States. amounting in number to 2»), mort or less, The guax will be delivered a1 reaopved from the esiablishment where the work is toe dune at toe cost of the United States, Froposals for those on the Pacific Oowst—sbont | 80in number- be received until he i0tn of | December next ; and in the case of the: will be delivered at San Fiancisco or itsvicinity, | ‘Lhe guns are to be turned down to a rue cyiin- der tor the length of twenty-seven inches from the Teur oi the base ring, prepared to take a band of the beat wrought iron, the interior diameter of Br be twenty inches, and its thickness pches. ._ The vent is to be bushed with a new Bush of pure inxot copper, one inch in diameter andabout nine anda haitixcnes long, and bored witia vent of lwo-tentbs of an inch Lrawiugs ot the gan in its original forn and with the band put cn can_ bi Office. at the Watertown Arsenal, Mass erviiet Arse- nai; aud at the New Yo: . No 45 Wortn street. city of New York ; at the Arsenal at Bi kurg. Pa; and at Alleghany Arsenal, [?: Daj atthe fort Monroe Arsenal, Va; Arssual,Mo.; and Senicia Arsenal, Cal. ‘he work isto De done to the entire satisfsction of the offices who will be appointed to superintend 1s; abd payment will be made in fail fcr each gun upon his certifi of inspection and raceipt Proposals will atate the price whoie operatio) be in det: ¥bi ing the coutract. No bids will be oo: dered from any parties but | such a are actually engaged in the manufacture | of iron and heavy machinery, and who are in the opinion of this Department, fally propared to exe- cule the work. In the case 0 es not Known to this Departinent, foregoing effect muat accompany the proposal). Bond, with sa ateaters sureties, to the amount of filty per cent of the bid, will be required fulhiinent of the eontract; and the Goverament reserves the right to reject any or all bids, if deemed unsatisfactory. Proposaia will be endorsed “Proposals for Band- ing 42-Pounders,” anc will be addressed to Brigadier Genera) George . Bameay, Chief of Orduance, Waabington ci a GxQ. BAMBSAyY, — _ 003 ectd ‘ig. Generel, Chief of Ordnance joours Was? AND DAUG STORE MOORMS AGUB GURE. BsOMuT BP ard TONIO CORDIAL are artieles that com mend themselves A large stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, 002 2W J, NOTION, UAT Received from Germany, a large lot of | for sale as above BUkNISH WINBS of the ve auality, which will b id by the glass, bottie, or gall it pn nNOS E'S BPRINGHANS Columbia Hotel and B-staurant, Louiriana avenue down this avenue to Third at., where St. Peter's Sunday School will fa'linto the ranks. Then up Third tol. down [ tc First, up Hirst to the school house, where appr: priate ade | drestes will be delivered by Rev. A. L Hitselber- | gtr and others. Should the weather prove pro- | pitious. it will undoubtedly be the graudest aftair | of the hind ever witnessed in Washington, If the day be stormy the celebration will be post- poued until further notice. oc 2-2" NOTICB.—We caution the public against | Severa! parties wno are purporting to be our Swents in putting on Cement and Graval Roofs. We have no agents, and warn all persons for trasting them on our account. - THE WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Buocessora to J. F. Walker & Son, foot of 42d atreot went, “3> PUBLIO SCHOOLS .—There are a few vacant Seats in the Male and the Famale Graminar bchools, First District, (¥irst and Second Wards of theci'y ) Tickets of admission can be obtained by an early application to either of saatos signed. se 3)-Im* J.0. ON. 393 New York ave., bet_izth and 13th sts, 380 D street ony miteore il n. | a street, opposite all, 2tf Suh Board Trustees district | SHULT’S ONGUENT.—W nted to pro- duce # fall retof Whiskers in mix weeks or | Ad- woney refunded, Sent postpaid, for 30 cen’ a F SHULTS, Tro; iN’Y. ge ie = i =~ DR. DELNEO'S WORLD RENOWNED | ONG DEN? is warranted to bring outa fall | ers, or 8 fine moustache, in forty r nounced by cheinicts to 0s invala- estorative. One trial will proveits | Im by mail ou recaipt of $1.19, for price | gud postage, Addres. DR. M. GRLNKU, Box S00, Poughkeepsie Post Office, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. -14-Iin* | | ;OR YCUNG MBN. | CLOTH «: « WELT HATS. just opened at | i] SUINEMKYTZ’8, 56 Venn avenue, ar corner 13th street. * oc 3-tw | of parents. ly to JAMES SHEFHY, 452 Seventh street, topy.oor, 454 Po; Ly: a ince ee CARRIAGES! CaBRIa y OABRIAGES aay Gn band, = large lot of New and Se:ond-hand CaRRIA Of the nest workmanship and ma- sek MS d- Bed BUTLER WAGONS at Philadel- | prices ?REPATBING promptly attended to, BOB'T H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker, oe 2-3t™ 374 D street anda 477 8st W INTER GARMENTS. NEW STYLES. we rel OY, CLOTHING. xinteale @ are now 1 ofa rge SS80r! e ol BOYS and CBLLDRER'S CLOTHING of the tave ert styles, suitable for the présent season for dress and school wear, to which we invite the attention WALL, STEPHEN & CO.,322 Pa. av., oc2-iftf {Int &Rep.] bet. 9th and loth ate. \LOABS AND 5! Cc Dp SUAW IBS UST RECEIVED— 7 A splendid stock of Ladies* COLORED and BLACK CLOTH OLOAKS ant CIRCULARS arse oe beautitul designs; also, a great variety of the n styles of SHAWLE. Bor Palelow ey co. mocl “TAYLOR & CO. W oobD! WQOD!! Wwoon!!: 10 CONTRACTORS, BAKER OTHERS, 1.000 to 1.500% EAE AS AND | fs ioe PINE, and, slso, Fe quantity of the best OAK WOOD and UEDAR POSTS oan be furnished at the shortest notice. inqnireat sie ABBOTT & CO.’8, __0¢ 1-8t* 301 Pengsylvania avenue. A HORSE FOR BALB Five years old; used ton light be@ey: is kind and gentle, and will stand on the etreet without being scared by anything. Is in good condition, and Warranted Kouud in every respect, street. OC }-3t" OD FISH AND MAQRRERL. o DDN W MAOKEREL. “st Teeelved— I Ritts Noa | apd 2 8 OR MREL y Ritta Noa. a 1 ¢avk COD FISH, in good order: Por axle by EGAN & PERRIER. Oc l-st Corner ¥ and Ninth streets, PURNIVURE. FURNITURE. = Housekeeper#, and those who contemplate fur- nishing, will find the largest and beat. assorted stock of CABINET FURNITURE south of New York, and at prices which defy com- petition. We solicit your patronage, promising bargains to all BotuLER & WILLSON, Tron Hall, No. 31% Pennsylvania aveny e, | oc 8-lm if between 9th and lth sta. | SAASONABLE DEY GOODS. We open to-day—_ 1 case of heary and fine BROWN CANTON FLAN- * tba a I = 1 case of heavy and fine WHITE CANTON PLAN. Large assortment of heavy SHAKER FLANNEL®, Large, assortment of WHITE TWALLMD FLAN: Large stock of BLUR, GRAY, and BBD TWILLED STanN ke = suet ee ee Fol stock of BALMORAL SKIRTS. Jo 4.14000 12.3 BRD BLAN RATE: chea id 104 heavy WHITE COTTO seed 7) geook of 7-8 and 4-4 superior SHIKTING Large meet uality of All Wool BHIRT- coTT. InG Pine Preach OF BLANNBLS, in every color and shade, Choice atyles of Merrimack. DARE DALIOONS some arioe ee Scents, =” viecen Figured MOUSERLAINS DR LAINS, st sare enh, British and Saxony DRESS s - "Goons, at) an importatiuns: st 37, 45, ovat g eae y of styles, from $3 to STs Wool REPS, Prénck POP- spunes CLOTH, 23 BRI — in a » eed other i rt All Wool Goeas cbt oy can be had elsewhere, as we fount thea Sugion very the:sbove goo is as low as they cin fier be bought in Baltimore, Philadelphia, ar New a f r call | | } | z ¥ oes gif es vsthene OR SALE—A set of DRAWERS ond BAS: . feet also LAS ae eee 5 BOILERS FOR SALE. 20 new anv SEOOND Hag barn ERB; nade oxpresoly for i tables, Kectitying and borse power. for nal $400. Call, or aa oc 1-4t* ¢ 1 | BOIL- ry ooking ey one to ten prices ranging from $4 to C. BRASPHOR & CO., 6 Light it. Balteiore. LOBRIOUS WBWs3| 000 LADIES. MBN, & OHILDR AT HEILBRUN'S WANTED BOOT AND BHOE STORE, 506 Seventh street, under Odd Fel: iy to buy rome of those great bargats swiiche Se sre om ms d te ty Ladies? BALMORAL B10 88° Galrehe, sito, 220, i }, 7c. drens’ SHO BB, 2c. to @1 25," Men's and’ Boys’ and Sewed BOTS, SHOKS and Gal’ js etal ; BZ Our Motto" We t-7 to oh nse Frioee le: oe 29% 506 70 atin BOR & 00.5 _os yaks NOTICE! PY ———R. Genuine ¥ "tv erswho love to li Te bbe ‘Geer, should Bite Tue 7h, at) 2 eoustiiutesatcee f 30 Poy introduced, tack Boo. ‘bi es Masean sad are eae celianeous Panoramic Peckage” Pees i Hes, Conundeeey sgn Gace Pinky: m8, tel stoi! Price'with face, ata Fonteeriiee wet peace ie | event 7m futuro can possibly be. | Pennsylvania have come to comprehend that ROSECRANS’ ARMY. In addition ‘to the reinforcements for the Army of the Cumberland, who:e arrival at Chattanooga we mention elsewhers in to-day’s Star, we may state that others are rapidly ap. proximating Chattanooga in large force, MARYLAND. jaryland at this moment offers more in- ‘ducements for the emigration of northern and foreign labor than any other State of the Union. The late very inrge exodus from that State of free negro and slave labor, for service in con- wection with oor military operations, has al- ready practically to a great extent denuded her of the labor with which agriculture was prosécuted every where thronghout her limits, except in the western counties and the imme- diate vicinity af Baltimore; and her landhold- ers stand ready to pay those liberally who will promptly and efficiently fill the vacan- cies. The soil, climate and other advantages which Maryland offers to settlers from the North and Europe in search 6f work and homes, are justnow unequalled. From three to five thousand such laborers and their fam- ) Mies could at this moment find constant profit- able and otherwise most advantageous employ- ment in the counties of Talbot and Dorchester alone, where @ white laboring population can live better, enjoying all the luxuries of ‘ae oysters, fish, game, é&c., 1or which those coun- ties are so justly celebrated, than anywhere else in the United States. It will be well for the Emigrant Aid Societies of New York to turn their attention at once to the many supe- rior advantages offered by these counties of | Maryland as homes for honest and efficient workmen, whether mechanics of farm hands, now daily reaching our shores from abroad. ARREST OF A BOGUS DETECTIVE, Daniel Mount, latea clerk in the Adjutant General’s Office, was arrested to-day and com- mitted to the Old Capitol to await his trial, before a military commission, for falsely repre- senting himself to be a member of Col. Baker's detective force, Some three or four mghts ago Mount, it ap- pears, attempted the arrest of a brigadier gen- eral in tront of the Ebbitt House, representing himself to be Col. Laker, The General didn’t seeittbat way,and demanded his papers. While the conversation was going on, parties came | up who knew Col. Baker, and pronounced Mcunt to bean imposter. He was then arreste., but afterward released, and subsequently re- arrested and committed to the Old Capitol, as stated above. TBE RAPPAHANNOCK BRID@B. The storm of lest evening swept away two “bents” of the railrond bridge across the Rap- pahanneck, which, however, was repaired in aiew hours, some such accident being antici- pated, and prompt measures for being prepared for it having been taken in advance. Tae PennsyLyania ELxoTIoN.—Informa- tion on which we rely leads to the conclusion that Governor Cuartin’s re-election, on the 13th, by & very large majority, 1s as certain as any The pcople of the positions assumed by his opponents, under pretence of defending the legal and constitu- tional rights of the citizens of loyal States, are’ neither more nor less than those positions which being victorious in a loyal State election) will surest operate to strengthen the arms of the rebellion—to defeat the success of the Gov- ernment’s efforts for its anppression; and that, too, at the very moment when an united loyal sentiment will surely and speedily bring the war to an end in 8 way in which the interests of all loyal communities will be duly secured in its termination. APPOINTMENT Ov CLERKS IN THE STATS DeragTuxnt.—George L. Berdan, of Ken- tucky, and Thomas H. French, of the District of Columbia, have been appointed to clerkships (first class) in this Department. Thomas L. Forrest and J. M. Grogan have resigned. Washingten Meney Market—Latest Que- tatiens. Furnished by Lewis Johason & Oo., Bank- ers: Bu: - Sell U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1681 ox ari U.S. 5720's - U. 165% 166 6 99.56 - 99% - 3% uEW YORK RATRS—3 0 CLOOK P.M. 6's, 1821, 107; 7-30's, 106; Cerdficates btedness, Oks Gold, 142%; Erie R.R., Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 836i Alton and Terrahaute, 60%; Milwaukie and Prairie du Chien, (+; Michigan Southern, thy. Market steady. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. | Late Advi-es from Chattanooga. OUR LOSSES AT CHICKAMAUGA: SEE SSE STS THE CAUSE OF DEFEAT, ie v. THOMAS’ BRILLIANT MANAGEMENT OF THE LEFT WING, on} of Ini 6%; Sa Sas, ENEMY’S LOSS TWENTY THOUSAND, 2 —.—__ OUR ARMY IN SUPERB BIGHTING TRIM. “CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.—The Commercial has late advices from Chattanooga. On Saturday last the estimate at headquarters of our loss at the battle of Chickamauga was:—Killed, 1,800: wounded, 9,500; prisoners, 2,500. Total—13,s0v- It was the opinion that if the right wing had held its own, the resuit of the battle woul have been a decisive Union victory. . ; Thesnccess of General Thomas on the left is much greater than represented in any pub- lished accounts of the battle. Gen. Thomas routed Longstreet’s corps; and was in 8 condition to pursue the enemy, bat for the disorganization of the right wing: No curpriee is felt'in the army that the enemy did not resume the attack, The enemy’s loss is believed to be 20,000. Our army is in superb fighting trim; com- pact in organization, well supplied with pro- visions and ammunition, and full of confi- dence. ° ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK QUAR- TERLY REPORT. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.—The first quarterly report of the National Eank of Philadelphia ‘was published to-day. The bark hasbeen em- inently successful, and does a large business already. PARADE OF COLORED TROOPS IN PHILADELPHIA, PHILADBLPHIA, Oct, 3.—The 6th and a por- tion of the 8th regiment of colored troops were on street parade to-day, with & colored drum ps. They made a good appearance, and ex- + ynch interest. NAL NEWS. — Tae 1 hw YesTRRDAY.— Washing. tom and vic uy ‘vas visited yesterday by one of the most svvore rain storms that has beén enoed in along while. The sewers in the central part ofthe city were all choked up, and the avenue from Fourteenth to Seventh sowoa end Was done to the ities cul forthe gas and ‘Water pipes, aga much. labor will be required new and foundations i di. go ‘the prosecution of the work by the a saan eit id c Lp art meh pan arpa inoonsiderable. wate! ‘the fomter “ of water “4 b, uan/ates Sey s Seeake eee ies were not damaged, but covered with rab- dish vie ee caught by them. The dam at Third s' ‘was carried away by the pressure of water from Oreek. ‘% considerable lo< of gand was to the canal from the fiks on the canal side below Second street. the bg rg seg the city As} rain ne in torrents, and some dam: w jone. of the Eastern Branch Tose above the the Navy Yard during the night, and it was with great difficuity that some of the boats at the wharf were Kept from being injured The scamen in the yard and officers were at work the greater portion of the night, and succeed-d in keeping the boats from being “injured. On Seventh street east the water covered the entire street, and several basements near I street south were overflowed, but no serious age was done. The water at the corner of I street washed out an ares of Mr. Geo. Miller, who is putting up a fine buildingthera, Seve-al streets in this section which are being repaired, were much damaged, large ruts being washed in them, and considerable extra lsbor will have to Le bestowed. ‘Tiber creek was much swoilen, and the Waters washed away one of the small fopt- bridges in the Botanical Gardens, and oyer- flow a Pgioha de of the grounds, Several horses and pigs were seen to wash down the strea:n. A large lot of sand and rubbish was wasued into the canal near Second : .reet. Tae water was very bigh along the river wharves, but we believe no damage was done. The storm was very severe, however, on the Potomac, and itis feared that some vessels have been damaged. Capt. Frank, of the King Phil- lip, who arrived up during the night with the schooner Wm. Bacon in tow, reports that it ‘was one of the most terrifie storms he ever »x- perienced in the river, the wind blowing a per- fect hurricane; in tact, he was obliged to heave to off Alexandria. Along the line of the Washington Branch railroad, toe, considerable damage was done, and whole fields of corn, &c.. were washed up, and the trains were somewhat delayed. The | train due here at six o'clock last evening did not arrive until ten o’clock, having been de- layed by the sand which had washed over tho track at Watson’s Switch to the depth of two feet. This had to be removed before the trains could proceed, and repairs had to be made on the trestle work at Hanover Switch, which it was feared was about being washedawayr, At Watson’s Switch the water run for over 4 mile to the depth of four teet, and at White Oak Bot- tom it was about three feet deep. At Jessup’s Cut, and other places along the line, the water run over the track to a considerable depth, but the company had a large force of men along the line of the road, who did everything “hat could be done; and by the timely preventative meas- ures taken, lo serious damage was done toany partof the road. Passengers who came in on this train speak in terms of great praise of the conductor, who made every exertion to get through as quickly as possible. Thenight was terribly dark and stormy, but the conductor caretoliy telt his way, and by dint of splendid management brought bis train in sately, as ahove stated. The train due here at ten p.m. last evening did not arrive until about four o’clock this morning; but the track is now in perfect order, and the trains are running with their accus- tomed regularity. : in the large hog pen near the Adams Express building, opposite the depot, there were about a hundred Bees: when the water in the Tiber commenced to rise, and soon the entire bottom was overilowed, and the hogs were swimming about in every direction, affording not a little amusement to the crowd collected to see the sight, notwithstanding the rain was talling in torren‘s at the time. The owner of the hogs, assisted by a number of persons, however, suc- ceeded in rescuing all from a watery grave. In this place, as well as about the buildings at the depot, a large number of rats were washed out, and itis thought that in this respect the rain did much good, for the rats have always been a pest there, and many were drowned, but those that escaped a watery death were doomed to die by other means, as Mr. Collins had a famous rat killing dog near by, who was assisted by other dogs, and large numbers were 8h in. In Georgetown, the heavy rain was rather advantageous to the canal, for it gaye ita fine stage of water. SS PoLick Rerorts—Second Precinct.—Fred’k Wilson, selling without license; $20. George Mitchell, assault and battery; bail for hearing. B. Wagner, drunk; military. Third Precinct.—Thomas vans, torestalling market; dismissed. Henry Rhoades, disor- orderly; do. Thomas Ogleton, do.; $2.4. John McGowen, do; $362. Jacob W. Griffin, do., 23.62. Wm. Whitley, drunk; dismissed. Fourth Precinct.—Margaret Field, disorderly; $2. Jacob Alexander, assault and battery; jai tor court. i Fifth Precinct.—Asa Ricketts, drank and dis- orderly; @2. Warren Martin, drank; $1.50. Sizth ’Precinct._Samuel Shreeves, forstalling market; dismissed. Antone Merle, threats; bail for hearing—also for malicious mischief, do, Daniel Herbert, assault and battery; bail for peace. Meno Herbert, do.; do. Catharine Young, assault, do. Thos. King, assault and battery with intent to kill; bail for court. Jas. McCarty, drunk; dismissed. Mich’l Maden, drunk and disorderly; military. E.G. Gaugh- ran, drunk; $2. Harry B. Smith, do.; dismissed. Tenth Precinct.—Mich’| O’Brien, drunk; mili- tary. Wm. Brommell, accessory to robbery; Gismissed. Wm. Dalton, disorderly; $1.94. Albert Jones, drunk; dismissed. Robt. Bruce, disorderly; $1.94. Josephine Nailor, drank; dismissed. John Maac«, fugitive trom jus- lice; sent to Secoad Ward station. Jno. Wilson, disorderly; $2.94. Margaret Wilson, do.; dis- missed. John Kane, selling liquor withont li- cense; $20.58. a Criminal Court, Chief Justice Cartter.— After our report closed yesterday, Hattie Sey- mour, convicted of keeping a disorderly aud bawdy house, was sentenced to pay a fine of $500, ‘with costs. Maria Kaniman was convicted of the same offence and sentenced to one month in jail and to pay a fine of 850, with costs. ohn Johnson, colored, indicted for stealing 250 pounds of bacon and 100 pounds of, beef from James Robinson, was found not guilty. The following were discharged from jail at the euggestion of the grand jury :—Frank Bell, Isha Ridgely, John McCarty, Chas. Seyiour, larceny; James Shelton, Tames Taylor, Eliza. Posey, assault and battery. . This morning, Mary Lee plead guilty of petit larceny, and received a nominal sentence. Peter Conner was found guilty of stealing a pair ot pantaloons from John B. Davis, and re- ceived # nominal sentence. The District Attorney entered a nolle pros. in the case of T. Solomon Lewis, indicted for the larceny of #3 in currency trom W. H. Lewis. In the case of Thomas Frice, charged with stealing two.barrels of tlour from Evan Lyons, a nolly pros. was entered, and the prisoney was ordered to be returned to his regiment, Henry Washington (colored) was convicied of stealing #40 trom the weit-known contra- band, John the Baptist, and sentenced to three years in the Albany Penitentiary. Sou ge emeees A Citizen Suot by a SoLpiek.—Last even- ing, & citizen, named James Dougias, residing at No. 110 Bridge street, Georgetown, was met nesr the corner of Second street east and Penn- sylvania avenue, by W.H. Falis, company H, 13th Pennsylvania cavalry, and the latter shot the former, the ball taking effect above the right nipple, inflictinga serious wound. The wound- ed man was taken to the Old Capitol, where Dr. Ford, surgeon of the prison, did ali in his power to alleviate his sufferings, and subse- quently he was removed to his residence in eorgétown, Falls ‘was arrested by a guard of the 153d New York and taken to their camp, but subse- quently he was taken to the Provost Marshal and committed to the Central Guardhouse. At the latter place he asked what he was arrested for, 2nd on being answered for shooting a citi- zen, replied that he had served him right, Dongias.states that Falls met him and said that he (Douglas) was the man he was looking for, and deliberately shot al but Falls says that Deugiass called him a Lincoln bireling. OxeahaS OOS. pe ‘The personal property is bequeathed to his widow, and at her death is to go to his oldest son, James D. Clary, and the real estate, consisting of five lots, is bequeathed to the widow, to be disposed of as she may direct at her death, James D. Clary is no) ted ex- ecutor. hn Brown waren guardian to Lucy Siegen: infant child of Lucy Thompson. Letters of administration were cars, to Christian Moreland, on the estate of the late Ney a remherry. was inted. guardian james ‘©. MeSher- to Helen M., Mary ©., and yonn T. Cochrane and J. Carter Marbury — inted collectors of the estate uf the jate Ju Joseph Brown. A large amount of routine business was transacted. nuns Sa Ax IncorRictstz Ovp Oves.—For five suc- cessiy. Daniel of igith New. has teeh bent wo the Canty “4 guard sii ea ae pee aoe avail,as he was — aes omer fori i—d Yankee and Goxt grows The , arrivals by ‘the port of ow during the Rt week number sixty boats, jaden wilh coal. iy @ departares for the v will number near- Tre ue of the town Collector's offite for the month perp vel che will amoaut 000. the canal is free from troublesome visitors, and boats and repass without dela} except about Oree! mere th Federal guerds demise’, Stmighito prevent —>— GRAND GERMAN Orata.—We haye the plea- Bis Albert Ceaeay eek ee ne eee at ze Ww Tesume the manage- ment of the Washington Theater on next Thurs- day, on which he will present the entirs force of the jan opera imported from Vienna, Breslin, Leipsic aud Hanover, to the opera of + Der huts” —Weber's chef @uvre. Ofcourse all thit apply will not gain admission. Seats be secured at Metzerout's music store om Tuesday. —_—_—— Sroomp Warp Station Oasxs.—Jvlia Aon McPherson, n dismissed. W.G. Clark, burglary; jail. Alice Harris, druak and dis orderiy ok Kate Robertson, do; do. Chas. Frost, assault and batte dismissed. E. W. March, threats;do. Wm. Bowman, disorderly; 31.91. Wm. Frost, do.; do. Chas. Frost, do.; do. Ida Price, disorderly; dismissed. Wm. Hunter, drunk; do. Anthony Lockwood, do.; do. Jno. Loc! 7, do.; 1.68. Owen McBride, drunk and disorderly; F. Hambright, do.; Geo. Herbert, do.; dismissed. Eee Descent on MARBLE ALLEY.—Last night, the patrol paid a visit to “No. 10, Marble Alley,” and captured the following fancy, who were taken to the Guardhouse: Blanche De Marbis, Anna Hill, Anna Leach, Lizzie Rodgers, Isabella Baily, Emma Olark, Ruth Smith, and Millie Hill. his morning they were brought before Justice Ferguson, who fined them $5 each, which was piid und they departed. SOR a Oe ie Fixgp.—John Eichol and Wm. Brown, 7th street, opposite Park Hotel; Danie! Genin, 7th street, corner Boundary; Theodore Albon, No. 73 7th street; Philtp Henkels, 26. 7th street, and Mrs. Hitchcock, Boundary street, between 7th and Sth streets, were each fined #20) this morn- ing by Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor to soldiers. Their liquors were also confiscated and their bars closed. DIED, Mrs. MARTHA A. BOOSE diel the residence of her son, Hnos The faneral to the 5th instant, residence. Har fr are respectfully invited to attend tne funeral MMBDIATELY—A good V ANTED WAITRESS, and CHAMBERMAID. 26 Four-and-a-half street, W ANE D Several good DRESSMAK MILLINBRS. M. WILLI 08 3-3" 336 Penn. a A SSETLED AMEBICAN WOMAN WISHBS A Situation in a private family as Cook, and as- sist in wasbing if required. Good reference giv. Box 12. Star office. t WwW ANTED IMMEDIATELY — Pour or tive DRESSMAKERS. Best of wages will be paid to those that thoroughly undersiand their busi ee oo at 395 fenth street, betwee. Hand I. oc 3 = oC V ] ANTED—By an elderly but faithfu ad truly honest Man,@ SITUATION t- do light © about 2 house. Isa German; speaks Eng. differently. Wages no ccnsineratiou, 80 as ia weil yaken care of, Aadress Box 307 ,Post Ufice, Wash- ington, D.C. osu A GERMAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH AND has hada long experience in the Begar acd Tobacco business. desires a Situation as korewan in a Segar Manufactory. Can furnish any naimber of first-class workmen, Apply to MBSSR4. H. x £- LOWBKI & CO., Droggisia, 301 Poeun, ave ae, between 9th and loth. 0c 3-1" OsT—A large Blak and White DOG, about 38 months o! bad on a silver-p:ated collar with @ finder vill recei: reward of ten dollars by leaving him at No. 5 ‘Ket street, Georgetown. oc 3 St STRAYED OR STOLBN—October 2d. 1353, @ light \ Grey HORSE, thin in fiesh, about i+; naade high, marked M from the stable of t subscriber, Avenue, between 13 and Mth streets, formerly Willards’ Stables. ever will return said Horse, warded foe 8st] Ts RENT—ROOMS at 264 H, between lth and loth streets. Inquire on the premises 0¢3-3t* FO RBNT—A FURNISHED HOUSR, contain- ing six comfortable rooms, | tent $5) per month, mediate possession given. Apply to 8 VANS, Grocer, 487 Ninth street between D and . oe-3- 3" Fo SALB—A BESTAURANT, on Penn in one of the best business Ideations, wita the Btoek, Fixtures, &o, This rare opportunity ia ofered by mere accident. Address 8. L.. Sti office, 9. ‘ost Offre and 2. ny can be secured for the wints: None need fs aT but those willing to pay alibersi price. Address0., Star office. 00 3-2t* ——————_______ —_ OTHEL FOR SALB—A fine HOTRL, containi Hi over thirty large ang handsome Tooms, ite Furniture. Lease, ac: itaate the best partof the eign wilrge lang ol 1e wi cash. Inquire at the offi |. SOHAD. street, from ptosorciook PO ps SALE OP A VBBY VALUASLi FARM NEAB RANOVAR SWITOG, nine miles frow Baltimere, on the Washi: n Railroad, Tha eub- seraber will offer at Public Sale,ou the premises. on BATU RDAY, Oct, 1863, at 12 o’eluck in,, ths ¥arm row owned Hubbell, Esq. . cor-aiaine 185 acres, well fe: .Watered.and limed improved by a Dwelling-hovse, Barn, Stable. Cora House, and Tenant Hou The in weliimproved, anda ieee ort timo’ a eieret mt in full view of the ani ‘@shington turnopipie and railroad, and Binding on boibat thas ne atone ; adjoining the lands of Win. others, Also, si fame time nod place, the Brock, Crops, Fi ie Implements aud soout 1 tons of Hay. Terma for land, one-third cash 3 Dal- ance in one two years ; or all cash, at the op- tion of the purchaser. For terma ‘personai roperty and particulars ayply to M. BANNN, fo. 32 St Paul strect, Baltimore, 0c3-#t* (OR SALE-A DAIRY, on Mass. avenue, be- tween i3th and 13th streets, eigat us and the Good Will of her eustoniers. oe 3-3t™ MRS. OLARK: Nes, —My wife. MAGDALENA, having left my and board, 1 hereby warn everybo ty bot to trust her on my account, as! shall not pay any debte contractes by her, sst* = JOUN PFEIFER, oc B °.t 22 BUTTER! 200 packages New York and Pennsylvania RUT- TERoerriving. Partin store. aud for sale at lo wert arket rates, at 450 8th street: xs) é _-_= DB, B. DUTROW, | QECOND HAND PIANOS.—Two Chickering second hand PIANOS. one large 7 oc- taye, and one small Gocta: 5. haaaal Also, two German ¥#1A NUS. for new de- neat $4u and one at Sea. $ -#. ELLIS'S Piano Stora, 306 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and ltasia: COTTAGE SETS. Just Receiven. y fine COTTAGE SETS, Ful Barbie top UAK COTY AGR SUITS, Half Marble top OAK COTTAGE 5UITS, . IMITATION Oak COTTAGE SUITS, 2 Old COTTAGE 8UITS, Which we offer ten per a Meh as than soy, other houre in thecity. BONT? & GRIFFITH. oc 3 6t 369 Beyenth etreat Sw: ew hat ERE forks, 018. 8 YO. carrer Beseacches. 6 Vols. eral Armory. 'y of Modern Europe. 4 Vols. Blalney’s of the Philosophy of the Mind. pectator, 1 Wel. gambler, Idler, Adventurer, and Connoisseur. 5 ‘tler, Guardian. 1 Vol. veinp’e of Matter 2 Vola. eculative | ded 2 of Chaly>ius, Michaud’s History of the Ornsades. 3 Vols, Complete Works of Hobbeasof ifatmesbury, 15 @ Smollett’s Works, Dustrated by Craikshank Intel Paggio Bracciolini Plummer and Couess. COLDS. GASES. £0. COMPOUND SIRUP OF GUM ARABIC, Remedy has doar so Weep bnew antl Srtanairels Gao! that mort beocme familiar with iteextraordinary Patesey Te at al the princips! Drag it a5 and Sh gente a Dottl fe 30-2m™ Btoreaat35and Seentss bottle. se 30-2m"_ e RY. The Te er Gautier’s osle-* pes ei aetinns: has opened, in the Norther barties, on I street, between 4th and tke BONVRCTIONBRY and OYECRR 2A. LOON, ‘and Partios wil! be furnished with IOB CREAM at the shortes! notice, and at the Jowent prices. Give me acall,and 1 pledge myself that I will plaase thegnplis. ¥. SHAPER, October 1, 1B, Wau pay NitaD WITH US MR. Fi r business will hers: 9 2 awe of BARBOU BK, ay Fe area Gran we esiicit ston en ve a i “ ony pcaniaiant Gaeaaere that nothit f Gartmore that no sOUR. MUM URS € 00. THIS DAY MADB A CHANCE IN toa seco mediately and +.