Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1863, Page 2

es cae er NE ee i "THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. ... .coceee-OCKROBER 6, 1863. oa 0o033y ee BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. GEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. Washingten Meney Market. Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., | Eankers: Buying. Selling. | U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881......107 4 18% | U.S. 7.30 Notes. . wok 106 Uertificates. 99} — American Gold. 17K | American Silver...... =- New Yors Raree—Finst Boarv. Coupon 6's, 1881, 108%; 7-30's, 106%; Certifi- cates of Indebtedness, 99%; Gold, 116. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. NAVAL CAPTURE. The U.S. steamer San Jacinto reports the capture on the 16th ult. of the rebel steamer Lizzie Davis, in lat. 25.58 north, long. 85.11 west. She was bound from Havana to Mo- bile, and loaded with lead and other articles. She had no papers of any kind, but a rebel #eg was found on board. _—_——_— ABRIVAL OF TROOPS. The following have arrived at Soldiers’ Rest ‘and reported to Capt. E.M.Camp: 20 conva- lescents from Fortress Monroe; 70 convales- cents from Annapolis, 60 onvalxymen; 20 regi- ment New Jersey cavalry, Col. Kage, 825 men. COMMITTED 70 THE OLD CAPITOL. Miss Mollie E. Pults, sent in from Martins- burg, Va., and charged with disloyalty, was committed to the Old Capitol this morning, by order of Capt. Todd. | THE SMITHSON COURT-MARTIAL. This pourt met this morning, but adjourned ‘withou} transacting any business, to Thursday morning next. , —__+20e -_____ wa Edward F. Carter, one of the publishers of the Baltimore Daily Gazette has been released from custody by Gen. Tyler, and wil! resume the publication of the paper by Gen. T.’s per- The other proprietors and editors— | ‘penter and Neilson—having left the . It is understood that Mr. Carter to the satisfaction of General Tyler disloyal course of the paper was not | jance with his wishes, and that he had ly expressed his dissatisfaction at the d a 3 B a g g 5 Fy Ey < g = § Q : < a Bighteer.th etreets tothe building occupied oy Col. Beckwith. ‘Phe building vacated Rucker is being reRovated preparatory oceupied by Col. yer’s beautifal ic temple is a perfect hive of industry king the final preparations for the | pening to-night. The bij] for to-night prb one, and the cast unsurpassable. x Opzma.—There is a decided slutter the musical folks in view of the ap- here speedily of the great German mpany headed by Carl Anschutz MEGRAPHIC NEWS. , o-—>— FROM CHARLESTON. CAPTURE OF A REBEL STEAMER. a New York, Oct. 6.—The steamer Fulton, from Charleston on the afternoon of the 3d inst., ‘arrived this morning. She reports nothing new. The rebel steamer Diamond, from Nassau for Savannah, with a cargo of saltpetre and liquors: captured by the gunboat Stettin, has arrived at Port Royal. — FROM TENNESSEE. -eS aay A RAID BY THE REBEL FORREST. pene naira Nuw Yorx, Oct. 6.—A Navhville dispatch to the Herald, dated the 5th instant, states that Forrest made a raid on the road between that city and the front, cutting the telegraph and temporarily stopping communication. Connecticut Town Elect Ticket Ele Srowrnerox, Oct. 5.—The Republican Union ticket for town officers was elected to-day by 150 majority. BRipGEPorT, Oct. 5.—At the city election held to-day the entire Union ticket, headed by Clapp Speoner for Mayor, was elected by’ a | darge majority. Dansver, Oct..5.—The town election held | here, to-day resulted ii favor of the Union | ticket by a majority of 173. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5—[Associated Press | dispatch.]—Yesterday riorning, as some of our | teamsters were foraging near the Rapidan, north of Clark's Mountain, one of the enemy’s entrenched batteries fired seven shots at them. | ‘The rebels had previously threatened our pick- ets that they should doso if we Tepeated the | act. Noone was injured. ‘ | A rebel brigade occupy a strorg position nerth of the Rapidan, near the railroad, within | # short distance of our lines. The road is in | 00d order bet ween the two lines. Our troops strongly picket the Rapidan to | its mouth, and thence down the Rappahannock below Falmouth. Ff SOE an ESS FRUM NEW ORLEANS, Operations of General Banks’ Army. Carro, Oct. 5.—Advices from New Orleans show that matters are evidently drawing toa crisis on the western side of the Mississippi. All of the 13th and 19th corps except General | Herron’s division, have been moved to Bra- shear City. One corps will move further west, while the others moye north to co-operate with Gen. Herron, who has been after the rebel Gen. Dick Tay!or, on Red river. } General Banks, it is said, has taken the fleld jn person. General Franklio is ir command of Lhe «teenth corps, General Herrou’s head- Quarters are on tue Atchafayia river. From Vicksburg—The Texas Expedition. Catno, Oct. 5.—The hospital boat R. Wood, from V urg on the 28th ult, has arrived. She bro it up 48 sick soldiers, and left them at Mem ', where she took om board 35 others, ‘whom she takes to St. Louis. A part of the crew of the steamer Robert Campbell have arrived, and represent th-: loss of life by the burning of that er to have nurs bered 40. Vicksburg advices say that the Texas expe- dition is exploded. | The railrond from Vicksburg to Jackson is being rebuilt. No movement from Vicksburg ‘will be: made very scon. Generali n has taken command of the city and closed all places of business. There was'a great want of fuel for transports at Vicksburg. A flag of truce under Col. Colbaugh left for Dixie on the 25th. Gen. Grant rode out for the direst time on the same oe G A prominent citizen of Mobile reports that there will not. be much resistence offered abat place. = | i | Three Steamers Burned at St. Louis. Sr. Louis, Oct.5.—The steamers Chancellor, | Forest Queen, and Calahoula were burned at the levee yesterday. So pen ee Ake) j the former was saved. All the oats were | rss ‘The amount of both. large audiences in constant flow of Fe yee Because he makes Jj only one. Re BUBGET OF SOUTHERA MEWS. ao GLOOMY FALK OF THE ABUT SESE Fj THE RICHMOND PAPERS SAY ALL IS LOST FoR THE CUNFEDERATE CaUSR iP “CROAKING” ISNOTSfOPPED, — GEN. LEN ON THE BATTER OF GETTYSBURG, ai, airs The Richmond Seniinel of Saturday is greatly perturbed by the rebel telegraphic news thet Rosecrans was getting his supplies by wagon train from Stevenson. The Sentinel says: “Stevenson is at a point on the railroad from Chattanooga to Nashville, and thiriy-eiht miles from Chattanooga. It is near the north bank of the Tennessee river, but in the State of Alabama. Our investment of UChattanooz4 is AF 4 | tar less advanced than we had suppvsed, if | Rosecrans can maintain a wagon communica- tion be: ween this point and Chattauooza. We | Would not only have considered it precarious, but impossible; and we cannot douht but that it will yet be broken. If our cavalry are on the north side of the Tennes3°e, we supposy they will find speedy opportunity for a suc- | cessful blow. «But the truthis we Spaltbers fo relapse for the present into the wholesome skepticism with which we have been accustomed to re- ceive news from that quarter. Gin. Brags, in his official dispatch, told us that he brid two thousand wounded prisoners. The eloateey now tells us that he has five thonsand. Ths other siatements may be equally at random.” The Situation. {From the Atlasta Appeal.} We can report no new movements on tha | part of either army on the Tennessee, with certainty. On the contrary, the main bodies of both remain comparatively quiet, aid as they have been situated since Rosecrans retreated to Chattanooga. We have a report, apparentiy authentic, that in an address to his troops, ou Friday, Rosecrans assured them of his ability ana determination to not only hald the place, | but also to resume cffensive operations m a | short time. Rumors of cavalry movements on our part, looking to operations north of the river, are also current. Some of these “we ‘would like to be able to state were true. The most effectual way to disturb Rosy in his Juir, would be to get behind him, and this can be done if the attempt is not delayed. Delay may enable Federal reinforcements to reach th. necessary line of communication with Cha nooga, to such an extent that they will bo al to hold them; and if this is permitted, look out | for another tedious period of ditching, aud in- activity othe: wise. Gen. Lee in his official reportof the Pennsyl- vwania campaign gives as a reason for lis failure at Gettysburg that he could get no in- formation of the movements of the }ed+ral army. He says: «It bad not been intended to fight a general battle at such a distance from our base, unless attacked by the enemy; but finding ourselves unexpectedly contronted by the Federa it became a matter of difficulty to v through the mountains with our lar; As. At the same time, the country was unfavor- able for collecting supplies, while in the pré ence of the enemy’s main bedy, as he abled to restrain our foraging parties » pying the paseges of the mourtains with regular and local troops. A battle thus became, in a measure, unavoidable. successful issue of the engagement of the first day, and in view of the valuable resuits that ‘would ensue from the defeat of th» General Meade, it was thought adv renew the attack.” Of the last day’s battle he says: “Our troops succeeded in entering thy ad- vanced works of the enemy, and getting pos- session of some of his batteries; but our artil- lery having nearly expended its ammunition, the atlacking columns became exposed to the heavy fire of the numerous batteries near th: summit of the ridge, ana after a most deter- mined and gallant struggle were compelled to relingrish their advantage, and fall back to their original positions with severe loss.” * * «*Owing to the strength of the enemy's posi- tion and the reduction of our ammunition, a Terewal of the engagement could not be hazar- ded, and the difficulty of procuring supplies rendered it impossible to continue longer where we were. Such of the wounded as were in condition to be removed, and part of the arms collected on the field, were ordered to Williams- port. The army remained at Gettysburg do- ring the 4th. and at night began to retire by the road to Fairfield, carrying with it about 4,000 prisoners. Nearly 2,000 had previously been paroled, but the enemy’s numerous wounded that had fallen into our handsafter the first aud second days’ engagements were left behind.” The Ezaminer’s editorial says there is no fighting at Chattanooga. Loose telegrams from irresponsible parties would have had us be- lieve that Bragg had cut Rosecrans’ communi- cations, holding Lookout Mountain, &c. But from Bragg’s failure to resume the offensive, we fear there is too much trath in Rosecrans’ dispatch to his Government, that he heid an “impregnable position.” It is said Burnside has succeeded in reinforc- ing him, and we have no reason to doubt it. Burnside left Jones’ front long enough ago to have accomplished the march. Imboden has recently made a descent on the Baltimore and Ohio Raslroad, with the design of obstractin, the passage of re.nforcements to Rosecran: but, sad to say, he was a day teo late. The Sentinel depicts in feartul terms the hor- rible sufferings ofthe poor for food in Virginia, | nd especially the wives of rebel soldiers. The Sentinel of Saturday also charges upon those who are “indulging in discouraging re- marks” and assaiing Jeff. Davis, that they have depreciated the Confederate currency, and have produced “ much evil in the army it self, especially amongst the soldiers from a -certain locality [probably North Carolina—Epb. Star] where the croaking was most common.” The Sentinel goes on to urge that the Conteder- ate cause is lostit this croaking is not stopped.” .R@Why is Wyman, the Ventriloquist, likea Railway Engine + Becauee he can draw a crowd. JUDGE WILLIAM JOHNSTON, OF OHIO ‘one of the sbiest men n the countr: Speak at the In ale invited to attend ATTENTION, JOURNEYMEN Pf.aSTER- BES.—You wiil attend a specias ecting at femperavee Hall on *HURSD«Y 8th, at 74 o'clock will be transacted By ordes of the Presi lem BULPHUsS, vavon, AMD MEDICATED BATHS. Mra. M. N. ABBY, formeriy of No. 4%6 12th street. baving taken ths honre No. tx street, . where Busivess of importause aca att xt, Oetider | seep — nee Encorraged by the | correr of J2th. is now prepared to admin ster gates i for the cure of Diseases. puch as Rb bso, Gout, tore Thr: at, Eryeipe!: ecrortla, Dyspepsia Fever ad £41 Act! ma, Palsey, Neuralgic Affectioua, Liver Complaint, @c. i Mre. A. bsving hers-if tested tho Sata is adie t. spesk ith cunfidence, and trasting tas aflicted arbington and Georgetown w:ll xv horsselves of co easy, pleasant and «pewdy a r- most earvestly Folicits a share of put Mre. A. also removes Birt leavirg no trace of their focmer appear irgulars at the kouse, EURGEON GENERAL'S OF FICE, Wasarnaron, D. 0., October 3, 1353. An Army Metical Board wil! meet in the New York, ou the 15th instant, for the exam 1 Lam- it Khon Jaan tle on of candidates for adinistion intu the Medica! Statf i} of the Regular Army. a age, snd physically sound, Applications must be madeto the Secretary of War, cr through tre Surgeon Geners! 0‘ the Army, stating the residence of the applicant, ani the date and place of bis birth, and they mast .lao ba ac 16 testimonials of No allowance is made for ths exp onses of persone undergoil exemipation, af it is so inlispensa bie pre requisite to appnint:ient. There are now several vacsncies in the Medical Staff of the Regular Army. By order. 0. H. CRANE, 0¢ 6-St Surgecn U. 8 Army. NOTIOR —We caution the public against several parties wao are pur, to be var ope putting on Cement and Graval e Ve DO ts, and ware all percous for trusting Fi it THe WILSON 1 MANUFACTURING ComPANy, re se Le se 20-Im* foot of 3%4 street Walkor & So BHULTS ONGUENT.— Warranted to pro- Sige Oe at for 0 conte Ad~ dress 0. B.SHULTS. Troy NY, ‘te l6-100 _ D EO's WORLD RENOWNED 01 is warranted to bring out a full rowth of whiskers, or a fine moestache, in forty and is pronounced by ehemists to de inva'u- hail rove ite ir restorative. One trial will , Sent i mail on receipt 10, for price nike eapeie Ba pels. . seas Post Oftee, Micus Fe | canta must be between 21 sud 3) yoara of moral | | arriy corps. = I AM try, we Ro ms TO-NIGHT, faiiee i ee ti OPRPICIAL. | = War DararrMexr, Avscrase Geeenii's Oprion t = MW. INGtON Oct 5, 1363, The following named officers, cbarged with ood andl heretofore ‘published, are «ze m being dismissed the seretce of the United Staséay hav- ing made satisfactory defense in their reapective | ‘canes: | Assistant Surgeon B. Dodd, U. 8. Voluntesrs. First Lieutenant George HK. Brady, Regimental Quartermaster, ith U8. Infantry. Surgeon T. J. Kelly, Ist brigade, $4 division, 1st Second Lieutenant Robert Bweetman, stk U. 8. cavalry. a BE. D. TUWNSEND, Assistant adjutant General. > Waa Daranimanr Anirvant Gexemar Pros Wasarxctom, D, ©., Oot. 8, 15°93 Thé following officers having heen reported a’ the Hecequarters of the Army for the offenses hereinafter specified hereby notified that they will stand dismissed the service of the United States, nnless within fifteen (15) days from this date | they appear before the Military Commission in j session in this city. of w i General | si nd make satis- | | actory defense tothe charges against them: Procuring @ leaws of absence by false representations of sickmess, ond absence without leave: Major William M. Biddle, 4th Pennsylyania car- nEtUns Lo practice fraud om the Government by 3 @ false certiacate jor the avvest of deserters: | Lieulenant F, Tally, 334 New Jersey volunteers. Absences without proper authority Becon’. Vientenant George Martin, 15th New | Fersey Volunteers, Desertion. Lieutenant George Roeder, 116th Pennsylvania | volunteers, b&.D TOWNEEND, | Assistant Adjutant General, ADIUTANT GexwRat’s OF: WASHINGTON, Uct. 5, I The following officera having been reported | at the Headquarters of the Army for the offenses hereinefier pecified are hereby notified that they will be recommended for dismissal f:om the ser- vice of the United States unless within fifteen (15 days from this date they appear before the Mili- tary Commission in se scion in thia erty, of which Brigadier General Ricketts is President, and make saiinfactory defence to the charges against th-in, Failing to rcportat Annapolis Md..as ordered: | fecond Lieutenant Madiaon Earle, 12th U, 3. infantry. Being in the city of Washington without authorizy First Licutenant F. Burnbam,2d U.S. cavalry. | K. UL. TOWNSBND, Wan DarartTMEnr. i Inqvire at G. Ware Rooms, $7 La ave, INCE: 70 B AN 75. Ky Robert Bulwer Lyt- | b;”) $2. ar. By Henry Ward Beecter; | By Gail Hamilton; 815) the Young Parson; $1.25 Zz Mark’s Peniveula Usinpaign in Virginia; $1 89, Beer G in. By Caroline Ghea wre’; 31.5), ieuch Reading Bo V4 Daily Religious ®xerci North American Keview f B eanor’s Victory, A nov 6 M—A LADY'S SADDLB new Oaery, count of being oblimed to ies th: A Trauire at 301 Penn, avenue, between tr oi ~ Wwoon:! ~ wood!” TO CONTRACTORS, BAKERS AND OTHERS 1.000 to 1,500 corte FINE and OAK; CEDAR POSTS at shortest nouce "inquire ° IBOTT & CO 3, 3 ACATH, To rus pasieyts “or TRE LATR DR ‘ GABU BRE. Kero ming that many cf my friends since the death of our late Doctor are at sore lose to deed what physician to employ, 1 take the oppo.iae ty of my convalescence iroin's very e6vre ila) to recommend to you, with all confidence, Dr OAAM_ PLIN, to whose profeamional skill and chriatian- like and gentlemanly deportment I beg to bear my humble testimony. ANN ITZ oc 5 St* 29 south A street, Ospitol Hill. 330 330 LAD(Bs’ DEPOSITCRY, 500 SEVENTH 8T., Kup py L. J. ROLLING: HAS BBEN ie eOvED 'PO 330 Bhe bas thi rerumed busine will be happy to welcome her 0! many Ones as feel dispored to eail. F secured the services of the most #kilfal workwo- men she is prepared to receive orders for Silk and Linen Bmbroider. ip pan nee of Plain and ey Needlework, Machine ‘stitching, &¢., &e., which will be executed with dispatch and ina style Unequalled in this city. Children’s Clothes made to order. BP Terms reasopable, and satisfaction arantied. @o 5-31* UTT SEB! BUTT HBB! 200 packages New York and Pennsylvania BUT- TEBE ment ry for sale at lowest D. B. DUTROW. @sCOND HAND PIANOS.—Two Ohickering » second hand PIANGS, one large 7 oc- all 6 octave. is rmen PIANOS, for new be- gipvers; one at see" one at 960. OBN F. BLLIBS’S Piano Store. det. 9th and loth ats, Fr Just Rac 3) very fine COTTAGE SBTB Full Marble top OAK COT1 AGB SUITS, Half Marble top OAK COTTAGE 4UITS, IMITATION OAK COTTAGE SUITES, Old COTTAGE 8UITS, Which we offer ten per cent lower than 7 other | Bouse in the city. ¥RITH, | BONTZ & GRI Oe 3 6t 369 Beventa street. DAILY RECEIVING MY BTOOK - orders tsfued by the Mili. or ~ i District of Columbia; and | Vigilance of the sentinels then | Fall and Winter Clothing it execution of those orders, ND |. To the charge and speciftcation Lieut. DeKay Al Gent's Furnishivg Goods. J. H. SMITH, 460 SEVENTH STREET. &7-N. B.—Sample Goods for Custom Work, cm ZENB OF WASHINGTON COMING TO BALTIMORE CAN SAVE ¥I/ 1 EEN PERCENT. BY BUYING OF SMiTH BROTUERS & co., CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TALILORs, No. 40) WEST BALTIMORE STREET, ec3tr OR YOUNG MEN. CLOTH und FELT TEATB, just opened at B.H. STINEME TZ 3. 236 Peno avenue, near corner i3th atrest. 00 3-1 ne FURNITURE, ce mm FURNITURE. Nousek cepers, and those who contemplate fur- niahing, will find the largest and beat assorted stock of CABINET FURNITUBE south of New York, and at prices which defy com- petition. We colicit your patronage, promising bargsins to all alg BOTBLER & WILLSON Tron Hall, No. 318 Pennsyivani. Ue, oc S-Im af between 9th and doth sts. OORR'S WEST BND DRUG STORE Paxe AVBSUS. sovrm st a. ORB AGUE asso and TONTO COMDIAL are articles at Seeder 0 por Gah apeiron for sale a8 above. =e rte Tuer Receives trem Germany, » ler 5 +2 RHBMItH WINES of the very best waallty, ohicn ‘ll be sold by the wless. bottle, or gulon, Colum! = Restenr Sef: 2n2 sghington, D. 0 INTER GARMENTS. Ww an HOFR, CLOTHING, eb mua rT parents. SPHENS & CO., 3: oc2-iftf [Int.&Bep.] et. Sth aad lose atne | 3°; Alton and Terr, | wing-bee on | 8KI—The case 01 thc NEUOND EDITION 4 O'CLOOK P. M. BSPORTED PIGHT BETWEEN BAKER'S RANGERS AND MOSEBY'B GUERRILLAS. It is currently reported on the street this | Morning that Col. Baker’s rangers had asevere fight yesterday, near Middleburg, with Mose- by’s Guerrillas. Howthe fight terminated is nct known. It is proper to state, however, that nothing official concerning the matter has been Teceived at Col. Bakers headquartere up to the time of going to press, GENERAL HBINTZBLMAN. Rumor has it to-day that Gen. Heintzelman has been assigned to duty elsewhere, and that either Gen, Sickles will replace him, or that tho Department of Washington will be merged in the Defenses of Washington and the whole put in charge ot General Barnard. NAVAL ORDERS. Lient. Com'r Henry Even, ordered to special duty at New York. Second Assistant Engineer Benjamin Bunce, ordercd to the Mendota, PuRRSONAL.—F irst Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral Rancaii has returned from his late yisit to Pen syivyania. The Third Assistant Postmaster General, at latest advicee, Was at Atchison, Kansas. Washington Money Market—Latest Que- tations. Furnished by Lewis Johason & Oo., Bank- ers: Buying. Sellin, U.S. Coupon Bonde, 1881 ectirg ey U.S. 5'20's .0.. ‘ — U.S. 7.30 Novwes 106% 1474 NBW YORE RATBS—3 O OLOOK F. M. Coupon 6's, 1851, 108%, 7-30's, 1064; Certf- cates of Indebteduess, 993, Gold, 147; Erie R. R, Wiz; Michigan Souiiern, $7; Chicago and Kock Island, +; Chicago and Northwestern, aute, 614: Milwaukie aud Prairie du Chien, 70}. ee Why is Wyman, the Wizard like the lady's bosum } Because he is a brilliaut humbug and a bee- Wilcbing neck-romaucer. TELEGRAPHIC NiWs. redo, RESIGNED. ALBANy, Oct. 6.—The Hon. Erastus Corning | hos resigned his seat a Representative in Con- grese, owing to iil health, LOCAL NEWS. —_— LIBeL Suit acainst OUNT GUROW- United States vs, Adam Gurows#i was cet for trial this morping in the Criminal Court, but wes further postponed until Friday morning next at 10 O'clock, when it will be taken up. This is a case of libel, the prosecuting wit- ness being William Hunter, Esq., Chief Clerk othe State Department. It is charged in the iuictment that Adam Gurowski, the accused, who wus atone time a clerktin the Department of State, did, in a book written by him, ana calied a « Diary from March, 1861, to November, $2," use the tcllowing language: “ Yesterday N—-—- dined with Lord Lyons, and during the dinner an anonymous note an- nounced to the Lord that the proclamation of the blockade is to be issued on to-morrow. N—,, who has a romantic turn, or rather who seeks for midi a 14% heurs, speculated what lacy would have thos violated a secret a’ Etat.” «TI rather think it comes from the Ministry, or, as they call it here, the Department. About two years ago, when the Central Americans were 80 teased and maltreated by the filibusters } and democratic administration, a Minister of one of these Central American Siates told me, in New York, that in a chief of the Depart. ments, or something the like, the Central Amer- te have a valuable friend, whe any time that trouble is brewing against them in the Depart- men ives them secret and anonymous notice of it. This friend may have transferred his Kinaness to England.” In another part of the book other alleged libellous language is used, as follows: “This chief clerk made Mr. Seward make un ae de clerc,and this at the start. Ae Lord yous took & great interest in the solution of the question of blockade, and as the chief clerk ‘was the oraculum in this question, these com- bined facts may give some clue to the anon- ymous advice sent to Lor@ Lyons and men- loned in the month of April.” Mr. Hunter was then, and is now, the Chief Clerk of the State Department, aud the Indict- ment alleges that the said Adam Gurowski did write the language above quoted for the pur- pose of inducing the belief that the sald Chief Clerks violated the confidence reposed in him &s an officer of the Government. wee CSE PROCEEDINGS AND FimpINcs of Counts MARTIAL.—Before a Court Martial, of which Col. C. M. Alexander, 2d D.C. Volunteers, was Presidant, the following cases were tried: Lieut. Drake De Kay, Mth U. S. Infantry, charged with conduct prejudicial to good order and military disciplice, in that he on the sth cay of Auguet, 153, at Seventh street Tart, Washington, D.C. did by signs and gestures Girect some bystan ier aaknown, to . bottles of intoxicating Liquors, which had Jven taken irom the custody of C.aptain Guise Hyer Mth United States. inutuatry, by the officer of the guard, and ordered to be retoy d to towny and to privily convey tham t ont then in wailing, in viola. wilty. .ornton, of compan s charged with crus j y, with committing ar nit wih inten i], and with iusahordi- vonduet was found guilty of the insnbordinatipn, and was sen- wee found ® ais ntecr ining in am YY! . Stantord, of the same Inen’, received a similar sen- cer, and for insurbo: ienced to the loss of three mouths’ private} Valentine, of sanie company and regim or similar offenses, received a similar centence, Privat: Joby Reynolds, ot the same compa- ny und regiment, tor drunkenness snd sieeping on his pos S sentenced to forteit all py due, to be herd labor on euch pablic works as i direct, during th ve All the giove sentences and findings were approved by Major Sherburne, acting Military Governor. Pouce Reror Preciact.—Enily Johnson, petty lacceny; jail for court. Third Precinct. obn Cissel, Griffin Burke, disorderly; #3.63 each. Thos. Evans, do.; dis- missed. Thos. Neal, do.; $2.44. Chas. Rich- ardson, Wagon unnumbered; $3.44. A. Smith, gunning on Sunday; $3.50. Ann Hammond, drunk; dismissed. Feurth Precinct.—Chas. Newman, grand lar- ceny—also, assault and battery; jail for court. Jobn Gaynor, do.; dismissed. - Sizth: Precinct.—Thomas Wasson, petty lar- cény; military. Wm. McCauliff, fast driving; 5. R. B. McGear, drunk; military. OC, H. Claggett, drunk snd disorderly; $3. Thomas Bellew, disorderly; #3. Wm. Jones, assauit and resisting an officer; jail for court. Lotiy Bright, drunk; $3, Michael Herby, disorderly; 2. Charles Brown, do.; $2. P. anes drank; military. James Smith, drank and rderly; dismissed. Annie Hurly, grand larceny; jai for court, caumeny, nesesro Place of basi- peep open Sanday; #10. Ten Provnet Talia Fleet, interfering with hog catchers; dismissed. Jas. O'Connor, drunk; Mi McGinley, drunk and disorderly; Thos john iman, ove 4 + JB. Gems, drunk; dismissed. Chas. F. Brant, stealing; jail for court. 5 —_—-—_ taeed to the ranks and to torfei: | inate {> FULLY ComMiTemp.—tThe little negro girl, Anna Butler, whose adroit robberies during several months past have bothered the police, and who was captured last week by detectives and Keily in Georgetown, as stated in the ry at the bas hed a hearing before justice Ciayton, and was identified by the fol- lowing persons who were victimised by her: George W. Taylor, lost, June 4th, a total of 8600 in money and valuables, besides a lot of papers valued at 9500. Julius Stine, lost, July 7th, a total of $113, in money, &c. Mrs. Pur- dy, July 2ist, lost #100 in money and valuable apparel. John D. Bontz, lost a gold watch and chain, and money amounting to $450. Jno. Farrell, August [9th, could not state the amount ot money he lost. M. Byrnes, July —, lost #60 in money. Mrs. Waldo lost a large amount of money and jewelry. Mr. Taylor thinks that when he was robbed chloroform was administered to him and his wife, as forsome hours after rising an unac- countable stupor was upon them. At every place she visited she was guilty of some dirty tricks, besides robbing the families. She will be tried in these cases by the Crim‘ Dal Court. Several of her victims have not yet appeared. ——_———_ Larceny ov CHINA Wake, &0.--F. R. Brookes was arrested by officer Lynch for steal- ing alot of China and plated ware trom the restaurant ot Butler & Raogg, on Tenth street, Bear Pennsylvania avenue. Brookes is a sol- dier, and went in the eating-room with some officers, at a late hour, and ordered oysters, and after their meal left. The servant missed the spoons and yoy Officer Lynch was put on the trail, and ested Brookes at the Metro- olitan Hotel. A piece of China was found on im, and he then confessed where the articles ‘Were, and they were found concealed under & sofa cushion at the Metropolitan Hotel. Brooks said that the officers, his companions, took them and put them in his pocket. He was detivered up to the military, for treatment according to military rule. ——_——_ Focrrn WARD Station C€aszs.— John Dougherty, drank and disorderly; $3.58. Mary Johnson, dressed in male apparel; workhouse. Henry Trippe, disorderly; $1.56. Georgiana Moody, profanity; $2.44—also assault and battery; bail for peace. Nancy Holmes, pro- fanity; $1.58. Wm. Stone, fighting; jail tor court. Wm. M. Taylor, do.,do. Miles Perry, arrested with a bench warrant; delivered to the Marshal. Henry Magee, do.,do. Edward Fitzgerald, assault and battery; bail for court. Mrs Matilda Meitzer, drunk and disorderly; $1.55. John Lewis, drunk; military. Fred. Meit disorderly; $1.55. Wm. Mahoney, do.; $1.58. Anarew Tenney, sleeping in street; dismissed. Joseph Jenkins, decent language; military. ceny; do. rofanity and in- . RB. Brooks, lar- —>—___ A Row with a Guarp.—Yesterday after- noon, & number of teamsters got intoa difficul- ty at the Government warehouse, near the De- pot, with the guard, and it was apprehended for atime that something serious would take e, It appears that one of the teamsters disobeyed orders by standing on the platform, anda guard attempted to push him off, when the other teamsters assaulted the guard, who was soon reinforced, and a fight ensued, during which one of them had his head cut seriously with the but of a musket, and others received some bruises, The guard succeeded, however, in arresting three of the principals and dis- persed the others. oon ee Orrnans’ Court, Jwige Purcell.—The will of W.S, Clary was this morning fully proved. The first and final account of Jane Boulan- eer and John M. Jewell, administrators of Joseph Boulanger, was approved and passed. The firet and final account of Robert V. Godman, executor of A. Smidley, was ap- proved and passed. Zevheniah Jones was appointed guardian to R.L. Jones, orphan of R. L. Jones, deceased Louisa Dean was indentured to G. P. Fisher. John W. Haslup obtained letters testamen- tary on the estate of Mary Ann Haslup. — CRIMINAL CouRT, Jud7s Fisher._Peter Lew- is, indicted for grand larceny in stealing slip- pers, boots and segars from Caleb Warner, was tried. Jury out. Christian Norman and Kitty Mathews, tried for stealing & pair of boots, blankets, overcoats, «c., from W.H. Calhoun, were found guilty, and semtenced to the penitentiary for one year. Louisa Dean was founda guilty of petit lar- ceny, and received a nominal centence. James Lucas, indicted for the larceny of $65 from Mary Fox, was found not guilty. > ARRESTED BY WARKANTS PROM THECOURT. Yesterday, bench warrants issued by Judge Cartter were placed in the hands of officers Kelly and Pendle, of the Fourth Ward, who at once proceeded to arrest Miles Perry and Henry Magee. The prisoners were delivered into the custody of Deputy Marshal Phillips, and were taken to jail They are charged with keeping a gaming house; aud this morning they appeared before the court and gave security ($1,000 each) to appear and answer the charge—Mr. W. E. Spalding going security for the first named and G. W. Cochrane for the latter. ——>——_ Szconp Warp Stati Caene.—Collins Dixen, assault and battery; security for hear- ing. Wm. Magrader, vagrancy; dismissed. Joseph Travis, drunk; $1.58. Wm. Kelly, eus- Picion; workhouse. Samuel Smith, drunk. giemalcacd: Jno. Sloan, drunk and disorderly; 0. eee Portico OF THE NORTH WING OF THE CaP- ITOL.—Crawford’s statuary representing va- rious epochs in our Distr ys which were for a long time on exhibition in the old Hall ot Rep- resentatives, have been placed in pean on the portico to the north wing of Capitol, presenting a striking appearance. = Granp Larczuny.—Annie Harley was ar- rested by officer Bouver of the Third Ward, for stealing about @22 money from Wm. Bailey. The money was taken from Bailey’s house dur- ing last night, the prisoner being the only per- son there. Ske was sent to jail by justice Thompson. —— SEATS MAY be secured for the open‘ng of Grover’s New Theater to-night at the theater office, in the front of the entrance, until half- past five o'clock. A platis prepared for the occasion. =e ASSAULTING AN OrricrR.—Wm. Jones was atrested last night for assaulting Officer Taylor of the Third Ward, while in the discharge of his duty.. Justice Thompson committed him to jail for conrt in default of bail. ees SENT TO THE CENTRAL GUARDHOUSE.—Jas a supposed substtute or deserter, was ans confined iu the Central Guard- Ss Vyman, the Ventriloquist, like a tig? like thar gforious banner, he has no A gvod sta .d fora Ulothing sto: ) Hleventh street, It Ok RB second four, _oe f-cosi 3 REN? KOO $16 B street, corner of 12th, one Larwe PARLOR ani BEO- eccmmuvicating, No.1 franklin Place, et, Lith and isth, 4 066-3t* ALEK—A OCERY STORE. st Metropolitan Hall, bat Nth » AYeDUS. Oc 6-3" JUMS, on one floor, fur- i eeparate or together, Ap- © reference required, i SUbh Kes t— nished. can mn, or to mi hersel( use- Apoly at the Richmo.d &t., corner of B. itt. TA8SL¥ AND WELL ‘or rent in aconvenient Tuquire onthe etween G and H. }#aT. OLBAN, Cums IN FURAN He D Rooms for d desirable portion of the ciiy, es, No. 113 13th atrost, att YOR * ALB —Containinganum- ber of furnished roms. The whole to be sold, b Fixtures, Good Will, &,, in a iS ts being the gole cause for Star office. 0c6 3t* NOTICES OF REMOVAL, Pro . BOLD BAMANN Has removed to No. 414 7tb wireet, between Gand H. Orders left there er at the Music Btore of John Ff, be From ptiy attended to. }QK SALE CBBAP— An excellent SPRING FOFAGOs ands WALL TENT: The Wagon 1s euiteble for either e Sutler x Grocer, A iy im- mediately to (Bolt rouse, itt treks. corner Bighth and D L4 FOB BALB, Tos BTOOK of ROORRTRS and. LIQUORS. and GOUD WILL, of Btore No. 273 Seven! street, between L and M, now d: i fale business Or, if preferred. the present proprietor wi 3 ey oe ‘ae todas seatien ae capital, au, Inquire at tbe Store. (oo 6-3t= el s « a >| Fd z +» Will 0c 6-1w* Tua neenise we ea bur Bay Bieta” Res ar- a : “go and 101 Water ees mali STORK, on Mth stregt near | A well-furnished FBONT ROOM, | = WM. @. SruPs0¥.} (aw8tt 0. atwact., FORREST HOUSE, BH». 464 10TH 8T., BETWBEN D AND B, Wasuinoros Oirr, SIMPSON & ATWELL, Proprigors. Wins, Liquors axp Oron8 OF tam Fises? Qrar- ity ALWAYS On 82” MBALS at all hoursund in every style. A BUIT OF BOOMS for rent. 0c 6-Im* A % ven BOTAN: 10 REMEDY iB AGUE AND FEVER, 0. WARRANTED Suhf' omer 4ND EFFEc- This valuable medicine is purely vegetable in its mm posi tion, contains no arsenic, conser, or other free from the injurious result from the use of and bark. Price $1.50 per botsie. Por av., v 0 0, GEO. A. MILLER, w holeas)s Dru: agi at, 506 Market street, Philadelphia, 0¢6-Im* Bole Proprietor. Covens, COLDS, HOARSEN BBB, £0. COMPOUND SIRUP OF GUM ARABIO, This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has deen 0 long known and extenelvely used that most persons have me familiar with itsextraordinary ., Itcan be had at all the principal Drag it 25 and 50 cents a bottle. se 3)-3m™ CONFEOCTIONBRY. The under»: |. late of Gautier’s cele- praise Confectionery, has opened, in the 0. BR N, where Balls and Parties will be furnished with ICB CRBAM at the shortest notice, and at the Reat sill sloans Ciupastics = ne enee reat al wil eo ic. . - P. SHAPER, Waseinoron, fe 29-I1m* October 1, 13 Ws, HAVETHIS DAY UNITED WITH Us JOHN A. HAMILTON. Our business 8: after be conducted under the name of BARBOUR, 8EMMES & CO. Thankful for the liberal patron: bestowed upon the old firm, we solicit a con- nuance cf the same, assuring our Friends and Oust.mers that et Sa be left undone to plea: BAR ‘B, BEMMES & CO. HAviNe THIS DAY MADB A CHANGE IN our Business, we urgently request ail parties indebted to us by notes, due bil! to come forward immediately we desire to close and settle All — having accounts a; sent tl phi it. stm oF 7M: ARBOUR & SEM in, aud open account, pa a oc2-eolm ‘LOBIOUS NEW 8! 10,000 LADIES. MEN, & CHILDREN WANTED AT HEILBRUN’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 306 Seventh street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall, to buy some of those great bargains which we are enabled to offer. as foll = Ladies’ BALMORALS, §1 25 to @3, Ladies’ Gal TERS. $1'to $2 50, Ladies’ SLIPP BRS, 37. to 1.50, ANGLUTS Bieta, oot Men’s and’ Bors’ onged and Sewed BOOTS, GuORs a GAITHES, at all prices, ST Our Motto—"We AE L. HBILBBUN & 00. 0c 13w* 506 7th st.. under Odd Fellows’ Hall, ‘AEE NOTICH! P.X. ——R. Genuine Ps. Soldiersaniothers who love to peruse literature Rane as well as Racy, should get the Fine New Books just issued by ik contains 1S) Pacas oF Dellished with beat Messrs BVBBETT & CO. They sre perfect and censtitute a unique library. uni yet introduced, each Boo! is »contsins Sketch: Seca Pies oar eae el ei H 33 conta. we WM. WY SRRTT o0l-Iw* 75 Nacsa RST WARD STEAM OYSTER SALOON Tehearioer would respectfully in- form his friends and the public gen- erally that he has the Steam Baloom erly occupied essrs. Hi iL a8 gualttz of OB. lied with freak OYBTAES * SW. BRADLEY. The j,&c. Fi in any quantity Dy leas BESS GOODS, &e. IN French Merinose, Cote 42, Poll De Ohivirs, French Mouslins, Pop! Alj ly ecking Flannel, Cloaking Ulothe, Biankets, 101 5 B Honriery, Gloves, &c. pieces Black Silks, Ceficmernen *_M TAYLOR & 00 pt. ss PILS 8S! SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, If you would obtain immediate relief from distressing complaint, try DE. WITFIBLD’S VEGETABLE PILLS. ‘This is a long tried and throroughly tested reme dy, sné has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf fer when there isa remedy within reach. i Sold by 8. C. FORD, 290 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, and by H. COOK, Alexandria, Va. Bent to any address by mail. Price 60cents per box. For sale by all Druggists. . YOUNG, ‘/roprietor, jy 43m No. 481 Broedway, N.Y. JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, No, 452 Fifteenth Street. - «SHALL CONTIXUS $0 FURNIBE UNITED-STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS at pay until Seiad notice, Wa Persons desiring information concerning this loan can procure at our counter, or application by mail, ciroulara answering all qealions may i++ owH BUY AND SELL ALL ISSUBE OF GOVEENMENT BONDS, TRBASURY NOTES CBTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS, GOIN, OCURBEBNOY, AND BXOHANGE, AND PAY THE HIGHEST PRIORS FOR CERTIFICATE CHECES. JAY GOOKE & CO., Rankers, 452 Fifteenth street. ste Pp RB HEIDSIEC: CHAMPAGNE. 300 Baskets, quarts and pints,on hand and for at ta? by gees Pen OHN P. BOYLE & 00., 4 Brobance Place, Baltimore, FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ave just received 5 very large and complete Wi agsortment of all kinds o! ETS. BNITURS, CARP’ Creel a, OL . MIRRO reg Homsamnnrine SAELGLME a mice ey which we offer SF the lowest possible au SI-Im : eee ee it | \ A | &