Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1863, Page 2

SE eo THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON CITY: . SATURDAY .0000+06ss OCROBER 17; 1863, | sv BBADING MATTAR ON RVBRY acs. @EE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TSLE- G@RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Money Market. Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Os., Bankers: U. 8. Oon) Seok Don 165, ba0's.., | W. &. 7.90 Notes. 107 1478149 New Yore Rarzs—Finst Boarp. Coupon 6's, 1861, 109; 7-30's, 106%; Oertifi- cates of Indebtedness, bg 1 Gold, 19x; Erie R.E., (2%; Harlem, 85; Southern, $84; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 81x; onlea, o and ‘North western, 45%; Alton and aute. 65%; Milwaukie and. Prairie du BH Central B.R., 1214; Quicksil- Chien, 68; N.Y. ver, 624. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. FROM THE FRONT. The information that reached the front yes- terday afternoon is believed to have indicated that Lee’s army is moving along the Bull Run Mountains towards the Potomac. We have no idea that Lee designs venturing another raid north of that river. His late movement was after the style of Stonewall Jackson, bat with- out any of the success that attended his re- markable achievements. Lee's aim was, prob- ably, to strike a disastrous blow at our right flank. The'march tomake it, being a very ex- hausting one, must have cost him heavily in used-up men and horses. Its entire failure therefore leaves him far weaker than when ou | the Rapidan. His present movements, as far 5 we have been able to obtain information con- cerning them, leads to the belief that he is al- ready aiming to get away from Meade’s imme- diate front as cheaply as possible, and, it is to be taken for granted, Meade will make him pay | dearly for bis venture, if he can. We therefore 400K Tor & battle to-day or to-morrow, our forces being the attacking party. THE SITUATION. The New York Herald is correct in saying that it was not the safety of our army, but the destruction of Lee’s, that was the main object of Meade’s recent retrograde movement. Lee as so far made nothing whatever, except con- siderable loss, by his raid, which leaves him greatly weakened in his new position, while ‘we are comparatively as much stronger in ours, ‘with chances for a general battle under in- + finitely more advantageous circumstances than | existed on the banks of the Rapidan. FROM THE ARMY, From parties who arrived here last night, leaving the tront at two o'clock Pp. m., we learn there was no fighting of consequence day be- fore yesterday. There was considerable skir- mishing yesterday, and come rather heavy firing before our informant left, im the direc- tion of Bull Run and Centreville. The de- monstrations were made by rebel forces, and our forces at all times obtained the advantage. Im fact it 1s the testimony of all parties that General Meade has repulsed alt attacks, and oceupies @ position from which theenemy can- not possibly dislodge him. Our losses thus far on the whole retreat from Culpeper amount to perhaps two hundred sol- diers, killed, wounded, and missing, and a few ‘wagone, arid a small amount of baggage belong- ing to the Sixth Corps; which was destroyed by ourown men, and thus were prevented from falling into the enemy’s hands. The loss in the 2d corps at the battle of Bris- tow’s Station was about 200 killed and wounded, the proportion of killed being small. The can- monading on Thursday was caused by an attempt of the rebels to cross Bull Ran. At Union Milts, where the railroad crosses the stream, and at Mitchell’s and Blackburn’s Fords, the rebels kept up a brisk artillery fire to cover their crossing. This fire did very little damage to our troops, who generally were ‘under cover, and when the rebels would mass bodies of infantry to attempt a crossing our artillery and infantry soon dispersed them. The day passed in skirmishing until sun- down, when the firing ceased. Near dark General Buford’s cavalry had a sharp encoun. ter with the enemy near Brentsville, driving them back in fine style. FINDINGS AND SENTENCES OF THE SLOUGH COURT-MARTIAL, Capt. J. W. Howland, of the fifth army corps, Tecently tried by the Slough Court-Martial on a charge of embezzlement, has been found Suilty, and sentenced to five years imprison. ment in the Albany penitentiary. By the sen- tence of the court, it is made scandalous for an officer of the Army to associate with him. ‘Capt. C. M. Levy, assistant quartermaster in the Department of Washington, under Col. Has- kins, tried en the same charge as above, and 3. specification of which charge was that he paid his clerk a salary of $50 per month and took dis receipt, for $100, has alse been found guilty. By the sentence of the court he is to make good the Joss to Government, is dishonorably dis- missed the service, and is to be held forever disqualified to hold any, office of trust or emo- Jument under the United States Government. ‘The court further directs that the sentence be published in three papers in the city of Wash- ington and three published in Albany, the usual place of L.’s residence, after which it shall be deemed scandalous for an officer of the United States Army to associate with him. ARRIVAL OF 8ICK AND WOUNDED. Yesterday evening, about five o’clock, a train arrived from Fairfax, bringing to this city 134 #ick and wounded soldiers of the Third Corps, and % sick of the First Corps. The wounded men were mostly hit in the arms and Jegs, and ‘Were principally cavalrymen. They were in charge,of Drs. John A. Douglas, 11th Mass., | Sanger, 6th N.Y. Cay. Beebe, 4th N. ¥. Cav., | ahd Asay, 1424 P. YY. ‘The corpses of Lt. Davis, 84 Pa. Reserves, Lt. Bly, 9h N. Y., and Lt. 0. S. Smith, sta N. | '¥., who were killed in action, were also bronght in and will be sent North. Among the wounded officers brought in were Lieut: Miller, 114th Pa. yois.; Capt. 3.0. Vouser, 105th Pa. vols. in arm; Lieut. James Miller, | 105th Pa. yols., above the knee; and Capt. Geo. H, Barry, of the sth N. Y. cav., seriously ‘wounded in the right shoulder. From Corporal Newton, of the ist R. I. cav., | ‘we learn that the reported wounding of Capt- George Rhodes and Lieut. Vose, of that regi- ment, is incorrect. MORE PRISONERS. Forty-six prisoners of war reached here from the tront last night. They were captured on the ith, near Bristow, and are all) North Caro- linians. They express themsefves tired of the ‘War, and desire to take the oath and remain North, Seven ‘wounded prisoners, also members of North Carolina regiments, among them:Brevet Lient. $.M. Robinson, 15th N. . infantry, were sent in wiih. the above, and with them com- mitted to the Old.@epitol by order of Provost Marshal Toda. ae See Narioxar Loam Subscriptions to the na. tional 5.20 lo@n, at the, office of Jay Qooke & Co, mave amounted forthe past nine days to ; , it Secretary of the Hreesury Field bes resumed his duties—nay. | ionville on the 9th instant. | 519 BEV EGR. _——— FROM NEW ORLEANS. New Yor, Oct. 17.—The steamer George Cromwell, from New -on the: has js arsived. The news has (Ct 5 The Nineteenth Army cbed Ner- | milionville river, 8 few miles south of Vergil- It is thought | Would be no delay incrost There has’ | sharp skirmishing, id seven prisoners taken from the enemy. Their loss is not known. | Lieutenant Colonel Cowan of the 3d Texas |. cavalry was wourded._ ~~ Gen. Banks ts'in the feta: Te Mis6 CUSHMAN AT GrRover’s—Since the Jenny Lind enthusiasm there has Probably _ {Ben hid such display of fitérest in°a public | performance as tliat occasioned by the promised | &ppearance to-night ot Miss Charlotte Oush- } man, as Lady Macbeth; assisted by auch per- | formers as those composing the Waliack-Day- enport company. Almostevery available seat in the portion of Grover’s Theater where re- tained places may be got, has been eagerly se- cured, and Mr. Grover, to afford additional aecommodation, will distribute extra chair: ‘wherever they can be placed. It is desirable that those having secured seats should occupy | them as early as possible. The entertainment to-night, it should be remembered, is for the benefit of that noble benevolent institution, the Sanitary Commission. 4 TEOUBLE AMONG Buaneipe’s Starr (rri- crRrs.—The finding and sentetice in the case of Capt.J Madison Cutts, late of Gen. Burn- side's Staff, Acting Judge Advocate of the De- | partment ofthe Ohio, has just been published | tothe Army, Oapt. Cutts was charged with using insulting language to Capt. Hutton, Aid- de-Camp toGen. Burnside, in relation to the right of the latter to use a certain office wri- ting desk. He was also charged with improps er conduct, in peeping over the door-jam of a lady’s chamber, at the Burnet House, Uincin- nati, Ohio. He was found guilty on both | charges of “conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman,” and sentenced to be dismissed the service; but the President, in consideration otthe previous character and standing of the | accused, and of his gallant conduct in battle, has remitted the sentemce, and ordered him td 4 join his regiment in the field, after receiving a reprimaud from the President. Capt. Hutton, who sent a challenge to Capt. Cutts, for the alleged insulting language about the writing desk, was tried for that offence | found guilty,and sentenced to be reprimand- ed by the President, but the Twenty-fifth Ar- ticle of War imperatively declares that any commissioned officer found guilty of sending a challenge shail be cashiered. The sentence of the Court was disapproved, and Capt. Hutton | Was dismissed the service from Sept.°, 1563. PERsonaL.—Gen. Spinola, though still suf. fering from his wounds, reported for duty on ‘Wednesday, desiring to rejoin the Third Corps, but the military authorities here declined to send him to the front, believing him not to be physically capable of active service. He will, however, be ordered to New York, with author- ity to recruit an infantry corps. * @7 Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us an early copy of Godey’s Lady’s Book for No- vember. _ @7 The house-carpenters of New York are proposing to strike for $2.25 per day. M A0ONIC.—The members of Hiram Lodge No. 10, ¥. and A.M, are requested to meet A eir ball on 19th street, near Penn. avenue, on INDAY (to morrow) ati o’cieck, to attend the feneral of peatber Ww. 2. uy. a ees of alstor gee and sojourning brethren are frat in- vited to attend. By order of the M W. " It J. M. JEWARLL, Bec’y. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE- TOWN LL BG E. ‘CORNER OF F AND TWELFTH STs. The annual course.of iecti in thie insti! Till commence ou MONDAY, ths th instant, at corm” JOHNSON ELIOT,M.D., Dean. SEE SLLOT, M. D.. Doan. >HOTICE —A Temperance Meeting will be | id at Temperance Hallon BUNDAY AF- OOK commencing at3 o'clock. ses by the Rev. Mr. Th: Bev. Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Lit- tefieid, J. 8. Palerand others. The public are to attend it respectfully invited aiish will pon at Bad Faloey 1 Lown’ reot, on MONDAY, Oct isth, and wil beautiful lay of Fancy Ui @ ample Re- Eee wit render it om f the ont attiastive Fairs eo! vi ever held in Washington: ia oer —————— 00 tt REV. W. J. POTTER, PROM NEW BED- 1 Ems will preach in the Unitarian Church, r Bixth and D strests,) on SUNDAY, 18th t. Morning service st 11. Vesper sefvices at 7%. The public are invited. oe 16-2t. Jeri tnd pion ceery m Tee O.eam Manufac- , No. 386 Bixth a bytwees and H sts. Parties, Bails, Bappers,. ee, and other en- tertsinments 8t the shortest notice, on Pe moat reasonable terms. Ice Oream and Water }2 per gallon, 0¢7-im* {er ese es oe. VAPOR, amp MEDICATED BATHS, Mrs. M. N. ABBY, formeriy of No. 486 lath street, having taken the house No, 333 G atreet, corner of I3th, is now prepared to a4. F Baths for the cure of Diseases, such as . Lum- Gout, Sore Throat, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, is, Fever HY 99 Ague. Jaundice, Asthms, y, Neuraigic Affections, Bilious Fe- ver, Liver Complaint, &e. a Mss, A. be herself sated Sis ath sowie to, * con! and trusting the atilicted o:! ‘ashington and Geor retown will avail themselves of so. pleasant speedy a remedy, she most earn Hicits a share of pipe Petrouage. Mn A. alo thre PhP rth Marke without psin 1g DO trace of their former appearance. Circulars at the house. oc 6-30" re NOTIOR.—We caati ic st emt martes who S08 marporting to ‘our Sgents in putting on Gement and val fe. We have no agents, sod wae ont bersous for ic On OUF acco! a WILEON macro opepany. juscessors 5s. ir 8e'30-Im* “foot of 3d atrec wes DR. DELNEO’S WORLD. BENOWNED ONG TENT is warranted to bring out a fall qrowth of whiskers, ora fine moustsche. ia forty pcg aM aay Wet efficacy. at mai +) o ‘price And postage, Address DR. Mi, O# os Poughkeepsie Post Office, Poughkeopel 1 . : ufeleIm* Ura 133 ia IN — = Mae mee Miia ane eea id, for 30 cents’ Ad- ¥. ‘se 16-Im dress 0.9.8 BH OLTE. ‘Troy. ‘AP OF THE BATTLE OF By Capt. Willcox, of General 50 cents. (oc 17] Brrugsung. old's Beall, FRANOK TAYLOR. | OATS, 3,000 BUSBELS PRIR OATS, for sae to oo T?-8t #7 Water street, Georgetown. W188, St SOR BADDLE AND BNESS MAKERS, No. 468 9th street, between nt ats, Old Harness and Saddles bought and sold i pairing done at the lowest casts price. oo trees GDEN'S NEW RNISHIN TH STR Be rons. EXCLUSIVELY AMPOULES USEFUL IN HOUSBKEBPING. oe 17-3t* | BUCRWHEAT Anp ofaneanias, Cider Vinegar of our ows manufacture, Green. Bisck and Japan Tes, ior beighe Golden Srrup and Molssses, Apoles, otatoes. Onions, ac. &c. (2 IGS. W. DAVIS, corner 9th and & sts, AND BASTILE. BY THE | Bereta, iuviagsen igs, bY TH AUTHOR Annals the Army of the Gumberland. By an Bei ei Pgavel By soko inders, 50c, ' ecpok Meditations on Life. i, ac | oe AYLOR. NOTIOR CONSIGN EBS. jteamer Leeder, from Puilsaalphia, has ved. please Sige Mh pease, mente sttend ight SOLaipRabae ! i Oe 2! | Rees: MOPS, Pst tnd eater GUstar aad every variety of Nations senvignesic: | oe 17. en SRE BOD. 3 | Coe f, Qougas, Use "3 Squill Pace pesition'td enabdlehim todo #0. = » ae and | Orrtc) RINE UoRrs, BGTON, Cot, 16 th twenty two ounses of flour, or ip tiea my red ra- ‘by or bread, ani the allowances of potatoon. an avo OF’ 5 Wi cease ai 18 rminati present ad requlptioce on toutars ss orgrided law and re R of July. 131, "are beef avail be delivered on those ; the pork to be No 1 prime mess pork; and the 08 Of the best quality of the kinds named ee” ©° Be All subject to inepection. gustante Rin niscdasen ee Ce unde: of—, in the State of—. ana — of in the State of — bere evar: autee that fn ‘case the foregoing bid o: seyone 5 aveve eerericet. : will, within ten days after ‘the receipt of t f tract at the Post Uffice nam execute, the contest for the same, pean goes and sufficient suret e8} and. in care the s:i4— shall fail to enter int} contrac‘.as sforeszia, jo gearentce to make good en the fete —,fo1 accepted, he or the difference betwe offer of said — that which may be accepted, od ang A. B. Guarantor, Witress : . D, tropes ©. D,, Guarantor: 183. I hereby certify that the above named — are hnown to mo as men of property, and able to make r their: guarantee. is @. B. {To be sizned_ by the United States Distric: Judze, United States District Attorney. or Collector) No propecal ; Will be considered unless accom- papi by the above guaran ° tor Kati roposals endorsed ** Proposals tions for 1864,’ and addressed to the ttuterd, 5 ocl?-waw Major and d CARPETS, OLL CLOTH, HEARTH RUGS, MATTING, AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS INGiNERAL. | The sudscribers having just received and com- isted their Fall Stock, would respectully invite 8 lemen of Waabi . Geo: town,’ ‘Alesbodria, and the public in zeneral to callat the Store, No. 626, corner Bevth and D streets. and examine our large assort- nt of — Merrnrec-ply, Ingrain, and Domestic Carpets and ON Cloths, from 1 to 4 yards wide, « ON Gioth Table Coters and Bianwes ‘able Covers an ake! Feather Beds, Hair, Shuck, snd Exelsior Mat- ALSO, A Large'Assortment of Mahogany ad: Walnut Looking-elaser, Crockery, Glass Wood 00) Im jeer roc! ‘a ‘ooden Wate. aod, Baskets, with neari; all ones articles in the House furnishingline. We flatter ourselves that any personwishing to purcbase articles in our line, and wi} honor us pt a oaths WHI Be teared wie our Btock and Tices, ‘ery Respectfully, GREEN & WILLIAMS, oc 17 eotf (Chron. and Union| Fe. SALB—A large DIORAMA SHOW. Alxo.a large SHOW CASE, complete, at HiRRISIN Ss Gift 8 06 16 2¢* re. Penn. avenue, near 8d st, A vOR. BALE, MARSLE BILLIARD TABLE. Inquire at No. 646 Penn. avenue, Capitol House, oetween let and 2d streets. oc 16-3t™ A FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL B80DA WATER asd 8YRUP COOLER. Also,a MARBLE TOP COUNTBR, 3 feet wits by 6 feet long, at 458 New York avenue, oc SHow CasEs . SHOW CASREB! At 369 Beventh street. ust received per steamer— 7e8E Broa Fall sliver Gouater Cases, ‘alnut Counter Cases, Two Walnut Segar Cases, Which we offer cheap for cash. 369 Seventh srreet. bet and Eats enth: street, ‘ats, oc 16-6 SBapb. & Uhron J LABGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS, GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO FORTES:! We have now in ste: that have Deen used a onort Gms and which we will sell'at the following. prices : One 7 Uctave at $210, =a me 7 Octa 20, Ost at $30, 6 it SW. Also, 1: of Btein' & ” Testroinentes walsh arg supatior to" all ofkers mi ie si WG: MEFCEROTT 00 16 Cor, 1lth and Pa. ave. Wat tO Bat: AND HOW TO COOK ir. Oracle of Cookery for the Million. London, pe, Fish, Gravies, and Sauces, don, egetabies, Omelettes, and Confectionery, Lon- don ving and Kitchen Arr: its, London, astiors 80 Receipts for Baseck Cooke Cookery. mr. "a New Cook 3 ancatellie Modern Cooke Besk: Phar. te and Etiquette of the Table. Boyer’s M : ife. a Na Kitchener's Ik Beculet'-be Cuisines Provicien, “Paris Hernardi—Lo Onlsiaier Imperial, “Pacts. 00 16 RANOK PAYLOR. R.A. PATZE- No. 6 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET. 00 15 3t* Wasnincron, D.0: Wy HOLESALE AND RETAIL, NOTIONS, , a FANOY Goops. GOTTHELY & BEHREND, 389 Beventh ét.. bet, H and I, Respectfully invite the atfention of the publis at large, 48 well of city and connatry buyers, to their very Irrge and well selected Stock, comprising almost every artigle ysually found im first-class Notion and Fancy Goods Houses, ‘ TO DEALERS BSP ECI ALLY. Particular attention is invited to s lar, selected Stock of TOYB for the Holydays. Also to LADIES BUYING FOR FAIRS, A general inducement will he given. oc 15-Im* R. B LOOMIS «& CO, 383 PENN. AVENDE, TOYS, BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALD. The attention of Sutlersand others is invited to ei Fr me setas well selected stock of Boorse and }, suttadle for the army trade, and fresh from the manufacturer, oc 1¢-1m* SoM ETHING NEW FOR THB LADINS, MES. ¥OY'S PATENT RSET SKIR UPPORTER is what the name imal aoe ‘combining ina neat Brenna mando, eeieeurta mene, wit ‘marked favor, and highiy"Seoone i nd Tor anje whe Meale-s ie reten by Y & BuO, Bole Agente for this Digtriet and fhe 87 No. 36 “ Cohtral Btores.” opponty eter Market. sed-Im ee eB -Te - ENOS & CO.’S CITY EXPREss, FOR THR DELIVERY OF BOE: ge Ter AND BAGGAGE, Thro! it ity, Geo ughon| Rhy aaa and to the LOW AND REGULAR RATEs, We check all baggage to be delivered at Railroad. ‘ _ENOS & CO., St Jestitte Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets MPORTANT TO FAMALES. DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLs, tebe and Cxtanere pate, wild prac ct the tion and sure to correct all irregulari BBM a ALL Broplt come nd one | increased allowatice of four’ ounces of four | 4 { has been heard at that place thro ugh the fore. noon, in the direction of Bull Run. mation has reached here of-any engagement going on there up to this hour—ha!lf-past2 p.m. “ENDER ARREST. 5 Capt. J,D., Sook, 1st Liewts. D. J. France, and M. J.C. Woodworth; 2d Lieut. A. Turner and Adjutant JJ Mo Shoemaker, of the 20th New York State militia, were arrested this mornifig’ Yor remaining in the city without authority’ after their regiment had left for the front, and-ofdered to report under arrest to Gen. Patrick, Provost Marshal- General of Army: of Potomac. a , To show the expedition with which suck: | matters are disposed pfby the Provost Mar- shal, we may state that in. less than an hour after the telegram informing against them was | received, they were all placed under arrest. All bida must be accompanied by the following | _ . NOT SO. The reports of disasters to Bakers mounted men on their Jast raid, which were so preva- | *} lent yesterday and to-day, have no foundation. ‘The movement was a complete success, result- ing in the capture of a numberof pricovers and alotof goods. Another detachment left this. morning for the purpuse of bringing to the city goods captured by the rebs sometime since, but which were recaptured by our forces on their late expedition. THE SMITUSON COURT MARTIAL, This court w2s not in session to-day—the en- egements of General Auger, its presiding officer, forbidding his attendance. The Couri will meet again on Monday next at 10 o’¢lock. Washington money Markey Latent Que- tations. Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bank- on Buying. Selling. U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1381 18956 0.5. 50's NEW YORE RATES—3 0 OLOOK FP. &. Coupon 6's, 1831, 109; 7-30’s, 1064; Certifi- cates of Indebtedt 99%; Gold, 1494; - Erie 108%; Michigan Southern, 97 $0 Readine 122%. Market heavy. + LOCAL NEWS. s+): CRIMINAL COURT.—The Lidowt Murder Case, This morning the argument in the case of John Armstrong, indicted for the murder of George Ridout, (both colored,) near the .Fourteenth street bridge, on the Gth of Aprillast, was made by Mr. Wharton for the prisoner, and District Attorney Carrington for the prosecution. Judge Fisher charged the jury, and they took the case at fifteen minutes to one o'clock, re- turning in lese than a half hour with a verdict of not guilty, and he was therenpon discharged, the Judge first giving him some good advice. Armsitong, before he left the court, stated that be heard the cries of murder, and went over saw the man was wounded, and ran across the bridge for help. ~~ George Myers, who was confined in jail on a charge of attempting to pick .a pocket, having been ordered to be discharged‘by the grand jury, he was brought into court by Mr, Mil- ‘burn, the jailor, who stated that he (Myers) was confined in jail last winter but made his escape when an indictment was hanging over him. Mr, Miller, his counsel, asked hisreleace, asthe indictment was a year old, and Judge Fisher directed his discharge, he giving securi- ty that he would return to his regiment. District Attorney Carrington announced to the Court the death ef John Dean, Esq., a Member of the bar, in feeling terms, and in respect to his memory the Court adjourned. per Tits PoLick REroRts.—Second Precinct.—Robt. Gettings, stealing; dismissed. Phillip Thegar, drank, military. Robert Williams, assault and battery; jail. Third Precinct.—Jos. Smith, disorder! 3.62. Wm. Dayley, do.: do. David Brown, do.; $2.55. Second offence, #3.56. Stephen Lingo, selling liquor to soldiers; $20—Also, for selling with- out license: 20.56. Fourth Precinct.—Thos. Katon, murder; jail for court. Robt. Carr, do; do. Wm. ney, disorderly; #2. Pat. Mahar, drunk and disor- derly;do. Abram McAllister, witness, com- mutted for court. Fifth Precinct.—J. OG. Martin, drunk; $1.91. Thos. Fox, suspicion; mili on Sizth Precinct.—Lewis 8, assault: and battery; bail ior peace H. W.Martn, do. dise missed. J.S. Hausbrough, do., with intent to kill; bail for court. John McWilliams, disor- derly; military. James Marr, drank; do. N. Anger, do.; dismissed. Taylor Collin: seeps ing in a market; $1. George Curtis,do.; worke house. Thomas E. Berry, Lemuel Moses, Jas. Davis, Wm. Olark, Sandy Rogers. Solomon Mathews, do.;do. Thomas Boyland and Jos. Wael, do.; dismissed. Tenth Precinct.—Jeremiah Reardon, drunk; dismissed. Catherine Quirk, Catharine | Mc- Nulty, eisorderly; $2 each: « Mi t “Mae gtaw, do.; $1.94. Mary Myer, drunk and dis- orderly; workhouse. Mary Payne, drunk; do. Josephine Miles, vagrancy; do. Mary Mori- arty, sleeping in the stree! missed. Tax FUNERAL or Mg. Dean.—The funeral of the late John Dean took place this afternoon, from Mr. Queen’s, on Sixth street, and was Tespectably attended, mostly by the officers and clerks of tlie Treasnry Department. . The corpse was carried_to the Unitarian church, where an. appropriate: discourse was preached by the Rev. John Pierpont. ‘The remains were followed to the Congres. ‘| sional Cemetéry, where they were interred, y, ‘ney ‘will, however, be ultimately interred near th IN. Yy where his family reside. The..following Acted as pall-bearers: Mr. Baker, t, Beardsley, Hon. J.C. Underwood, H. Warrington,'D.Goodioe, G. E. Hi Day, Mr. Needham and Mr. Sanderson. tat Ge Ra aoe eae Soe B. Dayton, Esq.. io has ‘for along while been the secretary of the Board of School, Trustees, has tendered his resignation, he being about te remove from this ci ay eager in:the Se eectlo€, of law in Philadelphia, r. Dayton has been No infor- | &@ most efficient officer, and his resignation will.) be a matter of regret, for, apart from his official } position, he has ever taken personally a livel ipterest in the public achool system of Wash ington. e understand that R. T. Morsell, Esq. how an efficient member of the Board, will 4 ap- pointes Mr. Dayton’s, successor.. Mr. given much attention to our school inter- ests, and has fine qualifications for the position. sad £2 gtk bat) OxPHANs’ GouRt, Judge Purcell.—Thismorn- ing, letters of administration were ited to James L. Leseh. Mrs. Eliza M: Mosher, executrix of Maria Storter, ‘presented her final account, which The odmainisteatitx of “Notley Moreland ob- tained nore Ke thé Sale Of the estate. rs. Mary B. yton settled her final ac- count 4s guardian of her childran. The approval ot the final accountin the Si- non estate was withheld, Judge Purcell hold- under consideration the question as to vhether the expense of the monument. shall be paid from the real or the personal estate. :———»—___ Bovies BroveuT Ur —The bodies of gallant Col. James Mallon, of the Tammany ‘iment, and of Co. ‘Acama' exprecs messengee Be Rove Toslases jams’ express messen; 5 "t Ire who will ste to thelr franemitesion Norte Col. Majlon.commanded a brigade in the sec. s, and was willed during the time that ‘arren made his successful attack upon the advance of the rebel army. ‘The body of Vol. Mallon was embalmed in Alexandria by Dr Holmes; thst of Corporal thea by Drs. wn é& Alexander. r EES A SLavz GIvEN TO THE Go ae beg rhea ep foe lip aca Jlerk in Census: Buresuy:of Maryland,’ slave-who:stole his ed and pat in Morsell. Barbour on the estate of John E:' ral Wm. Shea, of the+ 170th New York, was brought up this morning” eee Organise Tazm OvT.—Last night, the Third tice arrested ten boys for sleeping in son Tapa Pine Se tt The Faas fore for * fined one, two, and committed the use, The dealers in the a by persons, most of ‘who lodge in the markets ap thestalig.= Justice Thompson bas be- gun to test-the workhouse as a remedy; all miider methods having failod to secure the dealers trom anmoyance and loss. wi D—A Furnished or Unfurnished Will pay mcnthly inadvance. Ad- Post Untee, 1* OK RENT—One or two FURNISHED cenit gh suitable for gentlemen, will be rented cheap, No anes Tweifth street, near New York avenue. @Y AND HARKNESS FOR 8A! zi ¥ CABKIAG! for sale or e: we for a ve: one, Busey, bas wide to sbaftand pole. Harness of Buggy S100; of ___ 369 [stroat, rear 1sth. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOB 8. Lot 1, square 254, on HA at..bet, hoe west; one mi ciny. on vision 6, 348, t corner ol th and K mar ry ‘ast ret oA pat ba mn, Subdivision G, aquare 367, fi orth, bet. Sth. and fot sta, went; jocations ate tesdence. SEITZ, 3, cor. New York a airentweste:: 2 OURTERN F. gx DRESSES FOR WINTER GODEY’'S LADY'S BOOK F E) 13 Is especially Hevotos to th’ ‘Ate une tore tilsieor reson Glare wy yer nGati a ase Tately and minutely described. “This tes mi Leet one tunity seldom offered to . You or. aah figores from @ French magazine, but here are fourteen figures, given in one , be- sides all the other Matters whick appertain month- ly to the Lady’s Book which, ia the ofa estemporary, “i hat woman could desire in the shape ofs i zine.” We have devoted es- fal altantion ia_this number to the different Farn INTER DRBSBES, CLOAKS and ‘BAPS, for gtown persone és well es children. rticles of work for ladies have also received our tention. They are too many for us to eaumerate, jut eall and see the number, and weigh it in the Sees against Bo coat ane thei muc rE tale at 1 73 Bookstor ing, corner 4}; street and Pa, aven' TLANTIO STBAMSHIP AGENCY.—w. B. LEWIS & CO. having been appointed Agents for 4 Lines of Ateariers will furnish Certificates of Fesmgy to or from any Port of Great Britain or ‘reland. Persons desiring Passage or to bring thetr friends out, can avail themselves ef the opportunity with out trouble or Ingto W, B. LEWIS & C Hsta, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY I SO GEORGETOWN. C.. at Pugtic Avotion.—Will be offered for salé,at Auction, to the Righest bidder in front ef the premises,cn WEDNBSDAY, the twenty-first day of October next, at 4o’clack p. m., in separate Is, the following dessribed Real Progerty in Georgetown, D. G,, viz, The Three-story Brick Warehouse. slate roof, at the northeast corner of Watergad Potomac strects,and the ground on which it stands, front- ing twenty three fecton Water street and sixty-ene feet om Pot mac'street. - 2d. The Three story Brick Warehouse, next ad- joining the above, of the sae dimensions as the rst. 3d, A Three-story Brick House. next north ofthe above and frosting on Potomac street, with the baes building grounc annexed, fronting on raid street nineteen feet five inches, and ranning eartwardiy, of the same width, seventy-one feet to anaifey. 4th. Alot of Ground, next adjoining the above, fronting on Potomac street seventy one feet and extending back eastwsrdly, of the same width seventy-one feet in part to an alley. Also,a lotef Groun¢ on the east side of High street, being Lot number fourin Peter’s Squar. improved by a Tyo-story Frame Dwelling-house. Tors of sale: One third of the pusenese money to be paid in cash and the remainder in two equal payments in six and twelve months, the deferred te be secured by notes and adeed of trust the .. f conveysacing to be paid b The exponte of conversanieg Se uiretar JOHN DAVIDSON, #¢25-e0tOc21* Truster MUSICAL INSTBUMENTS, Tus Cheapest place in the ity io get Musica Instruments, such as Guitars, Violins, Flutes. Ac. cordeens, Banjos, Tambouriens, Drums, B. de &c together with lnetruction Books for ail I BOSW) fancy ant Fey street, near 14th, {8un. Chron J seX-Im 400! NEW GOODS! "ya pest i e bit Point and Thread Lace Co! se and H: Thread P in; Cc. dresseq and Netts, latest style. Great variety of Fenoy ‘Combi setsed. Bieos) iBardrops, Pins, Belt Clasps, Portmonnaies, i wane ; ket . Pena. Pde 5 INTER GARMENTS. NEW STYLES. ae OT et * BOYS" and CE art is cuoTaing af the new enen (01 eyeiee fo wh che invite the tention wi tx. WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,329 Pa. av., oc Rift [int Repl pet Sth aad eth sta ‘OR SALE—A fine Seven te. M WI Pur: wine a a7 Le ave. 0c 6 eo2W* ITED STATES 6-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881, UNITAD STATES OEERTIFIGATES OF IN- DBEBTEDNESS, aq ‘Weare euthorised to furnish &-2) Bonds at yar Qntil the Ist of August next, when the priviledge ese hy) censes, & Orders for Btocksand Gol exgented in New York exclusively on commission, BYPTBNHOUSE, PANT & 0O., 7 “Bankers: 36% Pann. avenue. PASSE a ROTA SES aes; Wy. county, iu the District ua, ub my hand thissd @ay of Ootoher, 1953, “CHRISTIANA X ‘MORELAND, 0c 5:lawaw* ‘Administéatrix. Be Cuan, Toswit soir tise onto . King administratrix de by ‘john Beune aemi: ‘atrix deceased, the mistr: eloreraid Bas. wriun tbe approbation ofthe Orphans ‘of Detobet, int settler & pee dies ser hetat .@. ROBBINS, Basinier of Wills, a odd Posy atiay ders ol ae o> tt TU 3 O'CLOCK. P. M. IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT. :: HE CALLS OUT THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN, A Draft te be-Ordered in ‘States which do not furnish the quotas. By the President of the United States of America, A PROCLAMATION. Whereas, the termof service of a part of the volunicer forces of the United States will ex- pire during the coming year; and, whereas, in addition to the men raised by the present draft, itis deemed expedient to call out threefaundred \kousend voluntcers, to serve for three years or :he war; noi, however, exceeding three years. Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln, Presi- dct of the United States and Commander-in- “iefof the Army and Navy thereos, and of Ve Militia of the scycral Sta:¢s, when called +89 actua! service, do iscue this my preclama- tior, ealling upon the Governors of the dif- Icvent States to raise and have enlisted inte the Uni ed Stzies service, for the various com- penies and regiments in the field, from their respective States, their quotas of three hundred thousand men. I do further proclaim thatall volunteers thus called out:nd dvly enlisted shall receive ad- v-nce pay, premium and bounty, as heretofore communicated to the Governors of States by the War Department through the Provost 2 urehal General's office, by special letters. I further proclaim ‘that all volunteers re- ceived under this call as well as all others not heretofore credited shall be daly credited on and deducted from the quotas established for the next draft. I further procinim that if any Stateshall fail fo raise the quota assigned toit by the War Department under the call, then a draft for the deficiency im said quota shall be made on said State or on the districts of said State for their eve portion of said quota, and the said draft sia!l commence on the Sth day of Jamuary, 1-64. And I further proclaim that nothing in this proclamation shall interfere with existing or- ders, or those which may be issued in the pres- ent draft, in the States where it 1s now in pro- gress, or where it has not yet commenced, The quotas of the States and districts will be eceigned by the War Department through the Provost Marshal General's office, due ftegard being hed for the men heretofore furnished. e‘ther by volunteering or drafting; and the re- cruiting will be conducted in accordance with such instructions as have been or may be is- sued by that Department. In issuing this proclamation, I address my- sf rot only tothe Governors of the several States, but also to the good and loyal people thereof, invoking them to lend their willing, cheerful and effective aid to the measures thus adopted, with a view to reinforce our victorious armies now in the field, and bring our needtu®military operations toa prosperous end, thus closing forever the fountains of se- dition and civil war. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my wend and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. . Done at the city of Washington, this seventeenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, and of the independ- ence of the United States the eighty. eighth. AveaHamM LINCOLN. By the President: Wittiam H, Swapp, Secretary of State. 8] By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, FURNITURE. FURNITURE We have just received a very; large and complete assortment of! all binds o ae if T OARPBTS, COCOA OLL CLOTH, ML yi and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLE® generally, which have been sent us on commission at priva all of which we offer at the lowest persil as the entire stock is to be closed out, and offers inducements to. persons in want of Furni- ture, &c., among which may be found : Parlor Suite in Broeatel and Reps ‘ete-a-Teten, Sofas, Div: nd Lounges T irrors sal price: at Variety il ety Bedsteads, Hair Shuck Mattresses Feather Beds, Bolsters sat Fitlows, Gom'orts Carpets, Cocoa Mattin, cloth , large stock Extensibn Padies, Wardio! . Walnat, jenny Lind, Cottage and other Bed- Together formi @ of the largest assort- ments of PURNITORE, £c. in thiveity, and it will be to the interest of dealers and otker chasers to examine our stock bsfore purchasi as the whole stock is to be c out at our lar, and spacious Salesroom en the rear of our Auo'! ie Southwest corner of Penn. avenue oc 14-6 Loak GuoamsnCHOAKBi So, FANOY GOODE ae ices. Sadak Wit Weteaanc. Mark nn, enue, 18 Mapitreen athena deh etusots 3 NWALL JACKSON; 9125. Litton 2 Rinses of the Fifst Year of the ALL GREBN. ars reais street. and et N Bh ie De Chivies, Brown: ee M, TAYLOR &/00 | 1