Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1863, Page 2

= max Se Aches Rem at ‘> Sin SE area: THE EVENING STAR. | ‘WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY ..0c000--.- OCTOBER 31, 1863. ——— se READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TEUB- @ZAPHIO AND OTHER MATTRE. Washington Money Market. Quotations for stocks, coin and wucurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Oc., Bankers: Buying, Selling. 10% | wes | zal es ° 156 | | TEs—Fixst Boarp. Gold. New Yorn Coupon 6's, 1€81, 110; 7-30’s, 107%; Certifi sates of Indebtedness, 99; Gold, 145%. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. NAVAL ORDERS; The following orders were issued by the Wavy Department this morning: Lieut. Tecmseh Steece, detached from the ‘Sebago and waiting orders. * OUhaplain James H. Coleman, detached from the Naval Academy (sick), and waiting or- ders. Second Assistant Engineer Wm. H. Harri- gon, detached from the Augusta Dinsmore and sordered to the Shamrock. i Second Assistant Fngineer A. H. Fisher, or- | dered to the Pequot. Third Assistant Engineer. Lewis Laesh, de- tached from the Augusta Dinsmore, and or- | Mared to the Regs gigenes 22 i | pRom THE ARMY OF THE CUMBER.- A e UNIONISM IN ARKANSAS. | Paymaster J. W. Smith writes to his brother | in this city: | Litt. Rock, ARK., Oct. 17, 1863—* * * | There is a strong Union feeling here, more than im part of the South where the army has yet [wanced. . Recruits are coming in ( every day, and several regiments are already | formed. e were 12 days in getting from St. | Louis here. White River is most beautiful, ‘very narrow and deep. We had no trouble from any quarter. THE VICTORY OF GENERAL HOOKER. This fight took place at Brown’s Ferry, on | the Tennessee river, near Uhattanooga, and the | result is considered of the highest importance as it removes the rebel obstractions to steam- | boat navigation to that point, andsecures other | advantages in opening up the way for army supplies. | RELISVED. Lieut. Solomon, of the 178th New York regi- | ment, who has been on duty for some months | at the Central Guardhouse, has been relieved | and ordered to his regiment, which goes into | the field. SOLDIERS’ REST, Yesterdsy, four recruits for the Ohio cavalry, twenty-seven convalescents from Boston har- | bor, and seventy-six convalescerts from Bal- timore, arrived at the Soldiers’ Rest. BLOCKADE RUNNERS. | W. E. Sparrow, blockade runner, was ar- Yested by the police last night, and by order of | Capt. Todd committed to the Old Capitol. | Sparrow is supposed to be a rebel spy. PRISONERS OF WAR. . Jotin Ball, company B, 8th Virginia cavalry, reached here this morning from Edward’s Ferry, and was committed to the Old Capitol- $ RESIGNED, . , chard E. Halsey has resigned his warrant , 8 Tire Assistant Engineer in the Navy. DESERTERS. One hundred and fifty deserters were sent to the Army of the Potomac this morning. ————<0e____ crowded ere, pisces in every part last ‘Bight, the aisles and passages being filled, as Wellas the chairs; and these wiu wwusa + obtain chairs, or even a camp-stool, were con- tent to stand, so absorbing was the interest in the play—« Fanchon”—and its heroine—Mag- gie Mitchell. President Lincoln was present, and alseomany other personages of distinction. ‘The number of citizens of the first respecta- bility, with their families, was noticeably large; and the fact that the better class of the commu- nity thus resort to Ford’s is not only from the e@xcelient and high-toned character of the per- ormanceé, but from the fact that improper ‘persons are rigorously excluded. A gentleman in taking his wife and daughters to Ford’s feels secure that they will not be thrown in Company with the painted jezebels who flood ‘the city, and thrust themselves intoevery place of amusement where their pepsence is tolerated. Police officers are placed at the entrance of F ord’s theater nightly, whose special duty it is to turn @way all such women, and to intimate - to them at the same time that a second attempt © gain an entrance there will cause them to be consigned to the guardhouse. Mr. Ford deserves the thanks of the respect- able portion of the community for affording them a place of entertainment where they cin tw-sit without having thrust upon them an as- sociation with the “fancy” of either sex. Thisis the last night of “Magzie” at Ford’s, Dut attractions of the highest order will suc- ved her in the performances of J. Wilkes Booth, (who is just now the subject of such enthusiastic comment in the Northern papers) who wilf be supported by a company such as as neyer before been congregated upon the ‘boards Of a Washington Theater. Eee Ee PERfONAL.—Secretary Seward will leave in} the three o’clock train for Auburn, N. Y., ac- companied by his family physician, Dr. Verdi, Of this city, to attend Col Seward, who is lying very ill with typhoid fever. i — Grand Union qattteatinn Meeting in New ork, A monster meeting of the friends of the Union ticket in New York was held at the Cooper In- stitute, in New York city, on Thursday evening The large hall not being able to accommodate the large assemblage, three platforms were erected outside in Astor Place. Mr. Wm. Cur- tis Noyes presided at the meeting, and upon Home ey Mees made along speech, wherein exposed designs of the rebels in the for- mation of their Coniederacy—their government deimg one whose corner-stoie was the Perpetu- ation of human slavery. A vigorous proseca- tion of the war was urged, and the assembly ‘was urged to vote promptly for the Union can- Gidates at the coming election, and thereby | Conserve the best interests of the country j Resolutions were uvanimously adopted, claring that old political issues have been blotted out of existence, and that the Princi- | pies of the old Whig and Democratic parties | ving been consigned to the tomb, it is an in- that re still inexistence. The resoluti also dec: that the Unionists of New York, coming and combining trom all ns, | look contempt w the rts. of men | who have never with the democratic | Pe borkys a sabtnaenn thei = traditions ‘with ir country in its ‘The services of our brave soldiers and sailors sare acknowledged in fitting terms, and the at. poe aD ag ey their atelections is The Unionists of Pe: ‘lvania, Ohio and lowa are com: on suc. | ceases in the recent ‘The alliance of the fections ‘York to defeat the ticket is condemned; and the resolutions the several acts of Con) ve. . Sfter the of the resolutions, stirring — ‘by Hoa. Lewis Barker, | servedly, | Charleston. | alry command and ordered to report here. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM CHARLESTON. THE BALL AGAIN OPENED. More Greek Fire Thrown in the City. The Rebels Surprised. The mitors to Participate in the Bombardment. New York, Oct. 31—The New York Times has a letter dated Moeris Island, October 27, saying three guns was turned on Charleston. ; Each has thrown one Greek fire shell in the | heart of the city. Other guns will open this afternoon. Our batteries are also at work on Forts Jonnson, Sumter and Moultrie, The enemy reply re- evidently surprised at shelling Four Monitors are in position off Sullivan's Island, and wlil commence firing this af-er- noen. The Ironsides is not participating. No casualty has occurred on our side. Our | firing was to get a perfect range of the rebel | works, and prevent the construction of interior | batteries, mounting guns at Sumter, and not the commencement of any vigorous assault. NasHVILLE, Oct. 29.—Lookout Mountain was taken on the 28th instant by our troops, under Major Gen. Hooker, with the tith army corps and a portion of the 12th, and Palmer’s division of the 4th corps. There was no seri- ous opposition, The river is now open to Chattanooga, and the Army of the Cumber- land is relieved from the danger threatened by the interruption of communication. Gen. Palmer has been promoted to the com- mand of the 14th corps, over Kosecrans, Rey- nolds and Sheridan. Gen. Rousseau is very ill. Gen. Mitchell is relieved from his cay- He ie now in this city. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Work on the Orange and Alexandria Rail- r WASuINnt:Ton, Oct. 30.—[Asseciated Press Dispatch.]—There is nothing of unusual inter- est reported from the Army of the Potomac to-day. The railroad is repaired to Catlett's Station and’ pushing on to the junction. The cars are expected to reach there to-morrow. Some of our troops are said to be ata point where Turkey Run crosses the Warrenton Railroad. GEN, MEADE'S ARMY. The Fight near Bealeton—Forces Engaged on Both Sides—Repairs t je Railroad— y of a Battle—Our Army Ready t. CaTLeTt’s STATION, Va., Oct. 29.—{Corres. pondence of the Philadelphia Iquirer.)—“All quiet along the lines,” is the phrase that de- scribes the present state of affairs on our front. The cavalry are still picketing on nearly the same line as my last writing, and have had one or two brushes with the enemy. The latter advanced on Monday with two Brigades of infantry, and attacked our cavalry pickets, under Colonel Devin, to the left of Bealeton, and soon after those of Colonel Chapman’s brigade, further oa the right. Our pickets ‘were driven back by the enemy's skirmishers; but we, in turn, on bringing ap our supports, Grove them to their main body. The troops engaged on the Rebel side were Stuart’s (not Jeb.) and Walker's brigades, of Jonnson’s division, of Ewell’s corps, with some little cavalry. Walker's brigade is the one originally commanded by “Stonewall” Jackson. Ob, Our side, there were the, es briendes of man’s and Devin’s,) and no infantry, as was at first rted. A section of Lieutenant Willis- ton’s Battery, attached to Chapman's Brigade, was brought in, and the rebels had a battery of six guns, The only object of the enemy in making the advance appeared to be merely the protection of their wagons in hauling away the railroad iron from near Bealeton, and they showed no disposition to follow us up any forther than ‘was necessary for that purpose. After the fight was over our picket line remained within something less than a mile of its old position. Although firing was kept up more or less briskly from about 10 a. m. until night, the affair was nothing more than aslight skirmish, bat few casualties occuring on either side. ‘We captured in the skirmish one lieutenant, belonging to the 5th Virginia infantry, and two Privates. The lieutenant corroboral the re- eee ne. heard in regard to their inten- n making & stand at the Rappahannock. He eays they have one of their best engineers superintendizg the construction of fortifica- tione, and a large number of men eonstantl emplcyed on them. If they make a stand this side the sapien, the ridge this side of Brandy Station will probably be thei®-main Position. They can hardly prevent us from crossing the river whenever we wish to do so, but at the point designated they would be able to give us battle with the advantage of position consider- pa in their fayer; and should there be a gen- e engagement within the next month, that ‘will probably be the battle-fleld. From all that now appears such a battle seems quite probable. je rebuilding of the railroad indicates that offensive operation on this line are still contemplated by the War De- | sdb and, beside, it is known thatGeneral lende was much chagrined and disappointed at not being able to bring Lee to a general eu- gagement, either at Bull Run or at the Rappa- nock, during the late movements, whence ‘we may infer that he will be inclined to seek the earliest opportunity to idemnify himself for his disappointment on that oceasion. There are, also, some other indications that resamp- Peg cf active operations is intended at an cath jay. tAL. Provodt Marshal Generals OF. st Marsi al’s ice, Washi Bore oe oe Circular No. 9.—: enl en' to fill up old yolunteer organizations, 4 the plan recently adopted by this Bareau, w be made in duplicate upon the blank fora furnished for volunteer enlistments by the ad: dopy of the calistmnent shall be endorsed tee the e ent 8! regiment for which the recruit enlisted. Tae enlistments will be signed by the Provost Mar- shal as recruiting officer, and by the Su: ot the Board of Enrollment as examining sar- on. The osth will be administered by the rovost Marshal. One copy of the enlistment will accompany the recruit to the general ren- dezvoas at the time he is sent there, and ihe other will be forwarded, with a monthly re- turn of the recruiting service (to be signed by. the Provost Marshal) to the superintendent of the recruiting service for the State, upon the last day of the month. Recruits will be sent tothe general rendez- ‘yous as often as may be found necessary, under charge ofasuitableguatd Each detachment, before leaving the Provost Marshal's head- quarters, will be duly mustered into service by the Provost Marshal, as Mustering officer upon the prescribed form of Muster and De- scriptive rolls now furnished by the Adjutaat General's offic Thece rolle shall be made in quadruplicate, and each shall be signed by the Provost Mar- shal, who shail certify to the muster of each man from the date of bis enlistment. One copy of this roll shall be sent, at its date, to the Ad- jatant General of the army; one, at the same time to the Adjutant General of the State; one shall be retained by the Provost Marshal, and the fourth shall be sent, with the clothing ac- count of each man, and one copy of his enlist- ment, (as hereinbefore directed,) to the general rendezvous with the detachment. The Muster and Descriptive roll shall show, | in each case, the regiment for which the man | enlisted. Acting Assistant Provost Marshals General will at once make requisition upon the Adju- | tant General of the army for such number of UIZUA LUMBUNCNIS Bnd O1anK Muster and Dee scriptive rolls as will be xequired for their re- spective States. They will also order the necessary posters for their States to be printed and they will distribute them to their Provost Marshal: = 3 Bills therefor will be paid by Mustering and Disbursing officers. James B. Fry, Provost Marshal General. hereby given iven to tailers of 5 mented . Wines and is. to Grocers Dry Goods. ardware. Medicines, Pe:famery, Watches aod Jewelry, Lumber, Wood and . Commission Merchants; also, to Keepers of Hackney Oarriages and Omnibuses, Billiard Tables ‘Ten-pin Alleys, and Gonfectionéry, and for Hawking an Beddling and Dealers in Old Irom, Brass, Copper, &c., will ones on MONDAY, 2d day of November next, ane foetal sicensat saet re, renewed at this office w! in ten days after that ime. BAMUEL B. DOUGLASS, oc 7 -dtNov2 gister. (Ebest CREAM AND WATBR ICES of the ‘alr * best quality delivered to Families, Hotels, lls, &c., at the lowest prices, at tha Phila- delphia Confeetionery, corner 12th and P streats, 0¢ 28-1m* J. RUSSELL JO8. SHAFBIELD’S BALTIMORE CON- fectionery and Steam Ice O.eam Menufac- tory, No. 3&6 Bixth street, between G and H Parties, Balls. Bappers, Weddings, and other tertainments furnished ‘at the shortest notice, on the most reasonable term ce Cream and Water Ices $2 per gallon. oc 7-Im* NOTICE —We caution the public against several parties wno are purporting to be our agents in putting on Cement and Graval fs. We are no agents, ad were all peroons for trusting em On our account. THE WILSON MANUFACTURING OOMPANY, Walker & Son, se 90-Im* 32d street west, Buecessors to J. F. foot Fo. SALE—Two second hand SHOW WINDOWS in good order. sash and ame pertect, Inquire of 3.8. BLACKFORD & SON, 99 Bridge-street, Georgsiown. D. C., opposite Bank of Commerce, Fok, 84LE_A splendid new French-plate MIR- RGR. 13% feet, with ney) gil WINDOW CORNICHS will be sold boxed foriess than. fret cost. Also,rich MEDALION VELV EC CARPET, Ux feet Apply at corner H and 21st streets. oc JO, THE FRIENDS AND PUBLIC IN GEN? BRAL.—I- hereby notify that I have taken osseasion of the HOTEL aud RESTAURANT 501 Ith street, near Pa. avenue Table d’Hote from zito4 veloc sAergnd SU PPRE will be given This vening, . 3st, for opening of sa‘ lace. it J STRUCEMAN, B UTTER HOUTSBE, $00 Firk New York and Penn. 100 Pail Take sale Dating DULERN, 06 31-2w* 450 Kighth st., bet. N#*#®®¥ Goopba. Just opened, at BOSWELL’S Fancy Btore, a good assortment of Fancy, Zephyr, and Woolen Knit Goods. such as Red Riding Hood Cloaks, Opera Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Leggings, Comforts, Skating Caps, Ohildren’s Coats and Zouave Jackets, Balmoral Hose, Gloves Mita, Socks, Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Vest and Drawers, also Velvet Ribbon, Belt Ribbon, Magic Buffli Hair Nets, Braids, Garters, a fine article, Ladi Paper Collars and Cuffs, together with lots of Toilet Articles and other Fancy Goods. Give mes call, and get cheap goods, 06 31-e03t* CUABIFIAD CHAMPAGNE OIDRB. S barrels Olarided Ohanpagse Oder, on draught PMEGAN © fc For sale by PERR| 00 0-3t Corner B and Ninth ttipets BOM BOSTON, The Packet Schooner F. BARRETT hi; ond is now discharging Bsr fretaht. A ariel Soe LOL Water ik r at 0c $0-2t* Georgetown. D. &. BAND pop eed In@G TEE SEW PHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE, SATURDAY MORN . the Sist of Getebers ae pasa . The modersinnal invites Hy examine our stock of— ‘er rera ira ate BS) RATS of all kinds, GAME, BUTTER, 8, APPLAS. ONIONS, TURNIPS, POTATORS, oa D F pee, iF own putting wu) BARDINES, PI KLE, O8LE Y, ‘ULirLow. ‘BRS, in fact all the luxuries of the season. COR OV ECHOOLMAN & CO.. 180 Pa. avenue. between I7th and dst rear the War Department. OR SALB.—B8e' F veral oe zens HORSES, suits ble for anything, eceuet g baal Draught. Inqrire of M. 00) lo. 452 Eighth street, stele 5 T. GRAND LODGE —A Special o Mostine wil be held THI (Batarday) BYE . o'clock. mal funeral of P.G, AaRon Nawne Roan, Of Govensen odes. No. is, G RGSR, of Uove. Ww. wet \d. Secretar: APTIST CHURCH MEBIi ATH in the Oid Trinity Gharee and Ls. a: . Services at il a. m, ard 7% p.m. Seats Bev.T B, Bouterr. pastor. oe 31-tf, THE REGULAR MONTHMY MESTING of the Young Catholics’ Friends Society will La ed at Feo Pepnes s, Gparch, immediately valgus GG 1 RTMMS, Ree. fee. MA ONI0—The Annual i Deand Sth'rtreet-on TURSDAY. Movember sd. ai4 o’elock p.m. Punctual a anes is Fr 5 MORRIS MITA. peeps w sonny eiied ‘SUNDAY AFTERNOON = Gr SMITH. Sprrival Mestems oe lee: rey ent scan, Sea ef By @encea OD NDAY, oth two, on the lower Os rounds,’ Bubjects Baho'd, I oreate ail thines new, Oc 3)-3t* ATTENTION, SIR RNIGHTS — d ‘(Se aaa. Asylum cores oth dreates oe BATU RDA EVEN Stet at grotosk: torr "0 m ng to ry . All Bir Riordan ofeke omen F nsconter. ATION — fhe. Seeretary's Ome, Ne, TARO achat tepaeneeget te Sake for the disposition of the sapere a a AND the faads, acy ANSON, ! E e JHPORTANT CHANGE OF RESIDENOR, MADAM TOLLIVBT @ARNOUX Hes the boner to inform her friends and cliente that she has Removed to Fifteenth street, No 427, next door to the Bank of MM. Biggs and Oo, OPENING TO TAKE PLACE is . THE 10TH NOVEMBER. BONNETS OF THE LATEST STYLE, 0c 29-4t* FEBNOH FASHION. BBICK FOR SALE. Anpiving sent thousend HARD BION,” Inquire eye O24 ft at Wm, Oinbauay's 7 oc B-1w* {OR SALE—A BAY 8A: BSE, F for an < ficer =f ae Genke pills Stour Staple On APIN & MATLOCK 06 27 eost* 450 Gat sbet-eh eed Teh ae EES, ADZES &c. AL'bhty Orrpontens’ BROAD AXES, House do do 3, AMEN. BB HA’ 5 BAAR LA eiin, Kentueky pet Yankee Chopping HATORIrg, Latbing, Diaw ad ine 5 Box (jbandlod) Ba 86% un camp) do In quant or at retail 98 rate for ash, setae "MEE ET 486 PAPBEBANGINGS. 86 NEW FALL STOCK, K Palms | battery, aud found guilty, and received anom- e RELIEVED AND ORDERED, Gen. Hays has been relieved from the court- martial of which Major Gaines is] Judge Ad- vocate, and ordered to New York, where he will perform the duties of Assistant Provost Marshal General, Superintendent of Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief Mustering and Disbursing Officer for the first ten districts of New York, including New York city. COURTS-MARTIAL The Hayes’ court-martial concluded the Da- vis case this morning, and adjourned to the 9th proximo. The Augur court-martial is still engaged on the Stetler case. Up tothe time of our report but one witness had been examined, — Worth- ington, Inspecter of the Commissary Depart- ment at Baltimore. A WhrIGGLE.—The Republican attempts to wriggle out of its predicament in publishing as important news the Bucyrus Journal-hoax, headed *« Romance in Real Life,” by saying that it knew it was a sellall thetime. We leave the Republican to settle that matter with its readers, who probably will think they are treated to quite enough original bogus news in that paper without getting it at second hand from the “ Bucyrus Journal.” A L1BEL.—“‘Only one vessel belonging to the | Russian fleet will go to Washington, the others drawing too much water.”—N. ¥. Express. This isa pel. Any vessel that can float in the second-rate harbor of New York, (where they have to lighter the Great Eastern,) can come up to Washington, and “not half try.” Washington Bleney, Market —tarest Que- ons. Furnished by Lewis Jobason & Co., Bank- ers: Con; 6s, Ns 's 107%; = cates of Indebtedness, 99, Gold, 45x; Pitts. ic burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 90; higan Southern, 68%; Chicago and Northwestern, 45; Alton and Terrahaute, 66; Quiksilver, 66%. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ° | Late from Arkansas, a | PRICE'S ARMY DESERTING HIM AND COM- ING INTO THE UNION ARMY, ——————— CatRo, Oct.-31.—Advices from Little Rock, dated the 19th, state that volunteering for the Union army continues successtal. The militia organizations in the northwest part of the State number 2,000. Capt. Ryan, of General Steele’s staff, has been appointed superintend- entof the organization of the loyal troops for the defense of the State. Efforts are being made by the Union men ot Arkanas to have Mr. Rogers, of Pine Bluff, appointed Military Governor. Petitions have been forwarded to Washington asking the appointment. Dobbins, the notorious guerrilla, was cap- tured last week at Tulup. Thirty-two thous- and dollars in Confederates notes were cap- tured. Deserters from Price’s army are daily arriving } at Little Rock and Pine Bluff, and taking the oath of allegiance. At last accounts more than half of his army had deserted. Marmaduke is at Arkadelphia with cavalry. Holmes commands at Arkadelphia. € The rebels moved their machine shops to Marshall, Texas. ‘The post office has be@n re-established at Little Rock. A party of guerrillas, under Campbell, en- tered Charleston, Missouri, last night, Tobbing stores and citizens. They took prisoner Col. Deal, who shot two of the party. Campbell has been captured and brought here In irons. The prohibition on private shipments to Points below has been removed, Providing the freight is shipped in boats coming trom St. Louis. ——______ MOVEMENTS OF BLOCKADE RUN- NERS. Nuw York, Oct.1—The steamer Corsica, be- longing to H. Adderly and company, well known aiders of the retels, arrived from Nas- sau on the 26th at Wilmington. The blockade ranner Banshee, which lately arrived at Nascau, was consigned to Adderly and company. She had a very narrow escape from capture, being obliged to throw overboard a hundred and fifty bales of cotton, soon after leaving Wilmington. The stcamer Virginia sailed on the 30th, for a Southern port. Thesteamer Spunkie arrived at Nassau on the 6th,. with cotton, from Wil- mington, The rebel steamer Elizabeth, with her mail, is reported to haye been burnt, to eacape cap- ture. The steamer. Arabian, ran ashore, was to- tally wrecked near Wilmington, toescape cap- ture. } Thesteamers Harsa and Venus, from Wil. mington, arrived at Nassau on the 9th. The steamers Spaulding and Spunkie sailed on the 10th to run the blockade. The steamers Pet and Don arrived onthe 14th, from Wilmington, the Fannie and Anto. nica on the 15th, the Margaret and Jessee on the 20th. Nearly all the above-named steam. ers have cleared again to rum the blackade of Wilmington. LOCAL NEWS. Crim1NaL Covet, Jt Olin.—This morn- ing, Charles Brandt was found guilty of steal. ing a watch from Robert Peade, and sentenced to the penienuny for one year. John Pitt, a soldier, charged with s a horse from Octavus Lucas, was ound peat Ps Judge Olin, after the rendition of the Ferdict, said he could peepene the sentence, and if he conld give secart wonld be allowed to go to his regiment, but if he misbehaved the Mar- shal would arrest him, and he would be sen- tenced. _ Mi V. Glascoe, alias Anna Butler, indicted tor the larceny of ey dollars, three shirts, a abawi and ring from Julius Steine, was placed on trial and found guilty. This is the colored girl, notorious for her practice of hiring ont do families and leaving suddenly, usually taking off money or effects with her. Tho De- tectives were on the search for her a long time, and she was arrested by Detectives‘Barry ard Kelly at a house in Georgetown. Atier conviction, Judge Olin held @ conver- sation with her, when she stated that she had robbed several parties, and had furnished room with the proceeds, and that she was in- stigated by another party. Sentence was not emmenpe tl be LO ler to give the detec- ves an Opportunity to find out the party she implicates. » for sale, ichard Seele; soldier belongin; the | 4 tion fer any business. Inquire at 508 Jevalld Uorps, Changed wiih PeMInEInE, to the | fi on creatine costat™ falliy. “Ho ackuowicagee teat’ he Aci canet | IQR RENT; Aco ROUSE. containing ton money, bat that he did soto takecare | reauired. | Pomession $0 be, given aie of icbert “en foranassaultand tain halts square ofthe lat Boos raat. TSsere aeereea rect Capt. Camp, at the Soldiers’ Rest, who re- ferred the matter to Capt. Todd, and Nolan ‘was committed to the central guardhouse. Reundsman Pierce and Officer Clements, at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, found Jas. Free- man and twoother men at Mrs. Kelly's house, in the act of moving off her effects, haying on & full load of the most costly of the stock. The officers took them in charge also, and reported the facts to Osptain Camp, and Provost Mar- WO: OF T . Ts OF PINEY BRANCH 3 Be '@ COURSB, On MORDAY Re be OF. a m, Y. 24, 1863, Ot 20’ be ~ he The Morses 10 b on th rack ai gir vans oni ” ‘The folk ed hor : Pg ten rtp So oat im shal Todd sent Freeman to the guard-house. | Pan Mace names b.g Victor Buaanel, ‘The liquor has been confiscated. George Borman panes Ur. 4, Oharle Heat. Y Ge rtestsy Nov. 35,1353. ° Navy YARp.—At the Navy Yard every do- | pyorsep to be on the Track at Vic avink p.m, and partment is in full operation, employing now, Praried at 72, a perhaps, a larger number of hands than have és FOR A PURSE OF 850: Sus'had the south door eniarged, so tast the | st. see, Bestding to Maracas has had south door enlarged. so taa' ‘ larrest sized boilers can, be put together here prs, rent eg ey oreee are catered: and be removed to the | without the ne- | Robt. P. Welker Dm. Belle of Fortiand, of ceseity of having them built in portione. The Jersey City. steam gunboat Western World, of the North | J.H. Martin names ch. m. Belle of Hartford, of tlantic Blockading Squadron, which, it will os recoll ‘was in storm of August last, in which the scab pled lost, bes eee ae dergoin; airs, which was much needed, her dninere ereve found to have been terribly strained. The new gunboat Entaw, built in Baltimore, is still lying at the wharf, where experiments uw her machinery have been made for the last three or four months. The Yankee, ot the Potomac flotilla, has been un- dergoing repairs, as hasalso the mortar schoon- ers Mathew Vasser and Wm. Bacon. The Tulip (built originally for Mandarin Ward, of China) bas been having some improvements added to her machinery. a . Poricm Rerorts.—First Precinct.—W. E. Sparrow, rebel spy, from Staunton, Va, twen- Oiaee letters were found on him; sent to the id Capitol. Third Precinct.—James Hagan, indecent ex: | posure; workhouse. Wm. Johnson, disorderly; dismissed. i Fourth Precinct—Wm. Martin, threats; bail tor peace. Patriek Holeran, disorderly; work- bouse. Mary Malay, vagrancy; do. John Cronan, disorderly; dismissed. Sizth Precinct.—. erry Simms, drunk; locked up 24 hours, and dis: |. Fred’k Bartlett, driving on pavement; $2. Henry Tinkelacre, disorderly; $1. Bishop Cooper, obstructing pavement; Si. Joseph Murphy, drok; John Feeney, do.; dismissed. Tenth Precinct.—Edward Smith, indecent ex- posure: 5. Chrittiana Smith, Elizabeth Uole- man, Charlotte Mason, disorderly; $2 each. S. Garter, do.; dismissed. Lavina Burke, do.; $5, also, for threats; bail for peace. Hannah Snew- den, disorderly; 58 cents costs. Sarah Coombs, do.;%1. John McDonald, drunk and disorder- ly; military. — = THE Descent vrPon THE KEBPERS OF Bawpy Hovses.—Yesterday afternoon and last night, the Marshal and his deputies made several arrests of parties, on bench warrants, against whom the grand jury have found bills of indictment. . There were some ten persons in all arrested, among them Major H.C. Bartinet and Miss Maude Roberts, of No. 275 D street; Kate Wa- ters, of 11th street; Josephine Newman, alias «Dutch Joe,” of D street; and Mrs. Ellen Wolfe, of the Wolf's Den, corner D and 13th streets. All of them, it is understood, gave se- curity this morning, and were released. Four of them were taken to jail, where they stopped during the night. : The grand jury are still engaged on this class of cases, haying found twenty jndictments yesterday and seven to-day, against parties residing in every part of the city; and we hope tbat their efforts may be successful in clearing them out. + CLosxep.—The following liquor establish- ments haye been permanently closed by Uapt. Lolan’s detectives: Mr. Christie and James Brown, 22d and G; M.Ganau, Cottage Hotel, corner 22d anc F; M. Knowles, 22d and E; M. McDevitt, Parker & Co., Mr. Kiernan, 2ist and F: Thos. Biggings, Mr. Commiskey and Peter White, F near 2ist; Gales’ Hotel and Our House, G street near 22d. Jno. Hazle, who keeps a bar in the rear of his cigar and bookstore, on Capitol Hill, was arrested yesterday by Capt. Dolan’s Detectives, charged with selling liquor to soldiers. He was fined #20. and his bar permanently closed, and his liquor confiscated. Hazle was subsequently arrested and com- mitted to the Old Capitol, on a charge ot furn- ish arebel prisoner of war in the Old Capitol with liquor. ———— ARRESTS OF DESERTERS.—The following de- serters have been arrested to-day by Capt. Scheetz's detectives: James C. Gratton, 11th Pennsylvania cavalry; Henry Mills, 2d New Jersey cavalry; Jeremiah Quinslar, 5th U.S. artillery; Jas. Gafney, 5th U.S. artillery; Wm. Garner, 3d Pennsylvania cavalry, company D; Mitchell A. Hill, 2d U. S.cavalry, company G; Edward Sanborn, 145th Pennsylvania volun- teers, company G, (substitute;) Wm. Hairland, 112th Pennsylvania volunteers, battery G; all of whom were turned over to Forrest Hall prison, to be sent to their regiments. —_—_-__ Tux Forty THIRves.—A gang of boot-blacks who have been robbing stores, freight cars, market stalls,and even churches, have been designated by the police asthe erorty Thieves,” there being about forty of them. They are so small, that in every case they have escaped punishment through the pity of the parties ‘wronged. Last night four boys were taken to the Fourth Ward station, where they were re- cognized as belonging to the gang. This morn- ing they were sent to the workhouse for sixty days by Justice Thompson. Their names are Daniel Sugurn, John Murray, Patrick Grady, and John McNulty. —~—__ FReprrick ScHWAEZ.—This young man, arrested by detective McDevitt yesterday fer representing himself a United States detective, is now held as a thief. Several houses have been robbed, and officers Parker, of the Second Ward, and McDevitt have recovered some of the goods, and expect to get more, and connect him with the robbery. Among the houses robbed are the Kirkwood House, United Hall and Kirby House. He was committed to jal for a further hearing by Justice Clayton. a FouRTH WARD STATION CasEs.—B. Mudd, assault and battery; dismissed—also, selling liquor to soldiers; $20. Wm. Maher, suspicious; Military. Marrice Welsh, larceny; for a hear- ing. James Smith, suspicious; military. Mitchell Hill, drunk; do. A.V. Roby. assault and battery: bail for Court. Albert Wiggins, drunk; military. Wm. Cross, do.:$2. Dani Sugarn, John Murray, Pattick Grady, and Jno. McNulty, vagrants; Ohas. Bell, drank; ernment Hospital for the insane, at that insti- Ewald, and others. —_—_—>—_—_—_. A Horse Casn.—Yesterday, officer L. D. Milstead tound a small boy, who gave his neme as Thomas Wood, in ion of a mare and colt, which he was o! ing to sell-for #25, near the spite The officer took the boy to the station house, when it appeared that his name was Tallifero. The boy’s father took charge of him, and the mare was turned over to the property clerk. a GertTysscre.—We hear that the Order of Eneas Reynolde Wm D Serrin Jacob Ash Henry Nash AugustGerecke James W Stewart John A Steele Thomas 3 Jutius E Rot Wo G Tanner notice, b New York, re. H Martin names r. g. Jack mS Dorsey names ¢ F Bawesb. g, Floating About JL Heise names b. Vigto There purses were wffe: the p track free for all hoceee (ontranes oe, cent. )and the above entries were made, and from the number of celebrated horse: these races ‘omise to is city. Ts FIRST GEAND BALL or Taa ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will be given at = ISLAND HALL, corner 6th and D sts , Island, THUEBSDAY, Nov. sth, 1833. The committee pledge themselves to make this one of the best Balls of the season, A well known brass and string band has m engaged for the occasion. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gen- tleman and ladies. ‘ommittee. T.Mecoor, ‘H'Bench, W. Smith, G@: Dizon, 3. Litule, L. Bird, T. stone, J Mahoney. oc Si St™ L 4.LA TRUITTE'S IVERY, SALE, AND HIBING 8TABLRS, Nineteenth street, one door north of Pennsylvania avenue. The subscriber respectfully inform his friends that be has jurt purchased the Livery Stable formerly kept by Mr Smit! od that he will keepa large stock of Northern HORSES. as wellasa collection of HACKS, LIGHT ‘WAGONS, and BUGGIES, which he will ‘keep al ware: on hand for hire. . B. One pair of Iron Gray HORSES for sale. Alco, a pair of Black HORSES oc3ilw S ANDEEW J, LANE, TAIR BUILDER AND HOUSE CARPENTER Having an experience of over twenty years. I feel confident to give perfect satiafaction in all work entrusted to me. Shop on C street, No. 245, between 12th and ISth P. é prerheuler attention paid to Jobbing. 0c 81-Iw* REE F CHARGE TO HOUSEHOL body in want of Houses, or Place: "Gaslnees of @ kind, Sena.ors, Oon- exemen, &c., call on erefore. Those nav- foe anything to dis of, had better call first st the Beal Estate and Intelligence Office, No. 511 aR Seo 'Sarasa od WON ating for homes ec 3: mas N. re MILUBR, BLEVENTH 8T., -_ NITED BALL U a * “A few doors from the Avena. MR. JNO. K, GOODALL’S Fire Soiree will take place at his Assembly Rooms on AY, November 6th. Tickets, to gentlemen and ladies, One Doliar. a Dancing to commence at haif- \s Private lereons in any of the Fashionable Dances any hour. Oc 31 5" WANTED. EVERY LADY TO LOO AT THIS. Ladies iatending to make presents of Embroi- dered and Braided Slippe:s, well as Smoking Caps, to their gentlemen fri , Will find alargs assortment of the nicest and newest d. cured ata bish pric )at Wa. PRINCE'S P- ING DEPOT, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office. Bx bas just secured new lot M other Skirt patterns for Braidii Night Wrapper, Chemise Yok jand, and Panta- let patterns ; ali ef which he will stamp while you wait Having the on/y Machine in town, he will make apy pattern brou, admit past 8 p.m ht, however intricate. and dest of all, his star does not rab out while . “Pocket Hi i and stam: with any Initials. Mobsir and Gold Breit au 2 and Cottcn of the best brands for sale. os: quiry. 'y Gen. Hough's P in Mi ° "London, Bosal e oe in ae Law. on. ‘gast’s Law relating to Officers ig the Army, London. Ratios Ax sek prdsies of Wax. London. on Courts Martial. London. Rules. of Courts Martial. ies for the Guidance we ecket Manual of Military La ocke’ ual o: We lon. Efimth's Notes oa Military tate, ‘Leases, Adye op Courts Martial. a. Hughes’ Duties of Judge Advocates. London. Pendergast’s Law rela! to Officers of the Navy. 3 Vols, lon, oc31 FEANOK TAYLOR. By W. B, LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers. re: OF FINE OONFBCTIONERY, DOW'S Icu Canam Sopa Fountain,3 Fixe SHOW Cisse, & bseribers bsin about to . at Auction, det. sand h sti @ next, Nov 34, at 10 o'clock, the whole Btock of fine French and American Bon ‘Bons, and other fine Candies and Confectionery. 3 Show Jars, 0" i. 100 Glass Ganged Fruits, French Mustard, fine Jellies, Jara e Prunes, &c, ALSO, One of Dew’s Celebrated Ios Cream Roda Panntain and Fixtures, the best in the city and cost $615.09, with Oounters, Bhelvize and other Fixtures, dc. oc$t_[Ohron.) ” W.F. LEWIS A GOT Me: —ocst_[Chron.] _W. B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts._ UPREME COURT OF THE DIST! Ss CoLvmBEe” PISTRIOT OF . In Guymrat zeae Deteher. ‘1863, ? APPEARING TO THE jt that the following persons, hol the office of Constable in the Dis- rict of Columbia, on the Sdof March Py of duly 3 ions oF entered act : by the aot of March, . the declares that ad were inca: of exercising the ons of said office, from =e Lo fancti day, and that a3 exsenee iat they be removed ‘fro! ted said District. to-wit David Jackson AEL Regge Jacob G Fulton Wm H Panuing James Frazer Henry Grier Robert P Hazzard John H Bilton ‘Amos Huntt Horace B House Francis A Jones ‘Thomas Plumsill Richard Sedgwick William D Bei James Callan Henry Ebeling Wattar Pomeroy Geo WH Smith .$2. Ino. Kernan, larceny; for hearing. Vir- | J«mes Thom John L Tarai Joseph Williamson ginia Smith, dressed in male attire; workhouse. | jorp wees Jeune lle a it SY ‘ ee aes Henry A Wright Asa Gladman James T Lloyd CONCERT AT THE HOsrrTal ror THE In- | HeoryS Ward - WmE Plowman Jos B Stanley SANE—On Wednesday evening last, a concert | &4 Digses ne may “John W Reynolds was given by a choir connected with the Gey- Posey Lina” m Harper Joseph A Gill Matthew Collins tution, and it 16 said to have been a really | Ben) T Watson elegant and enjoyable affair. Among the per- | Thee H Robinson Augustus F Berry formers were Mrs. Buckley, Miss Dale,and | jim Young preter y oral Mies A. Sweotiove, attendants at the insite, Samuel N Chipley tion; Mr. Buckley, Mr. Wallingsford, Mr. John R Vernoa William I Craig Chas W Arnold John McDermott Sam! IFearsou | Charles L Boarman. James Fitzpatrick AUD IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that the Clerk give ublication ia the mors: fog and evening the city of Washington of the feregoing that following are the only persons who acts of Con; Odd Fellows will be duly represented at the alone ar jorined to act as bles dedica’ ceremonies at the Gettysbur, bat. District, to wit? ees ja_grannad. tn tala nlass Bawvencnse aoe Lobo. ‘Marin Invitations, it is understood, will be extended-| JumesMpuksr Soorrncanes Richer — to every lodge in the loyal States by the Order | Robert F Meges W Colcisser Robert B Hughes at Gettysburg. john H Stewart Fr O'Calla he Wa Sommae —_eo Maurice O'Conaer SECOND WARD Station Uases.—Wm. Gra:. | fiaiR Edelin GeoF Huguely Joba H Wise lin, drunk; $1.58. O. Brooks, peddling without | Jisimtpatf, W"ABow " George T Gibbons license; $20. James Holden, drunk; mili 5 By order of the Court. A. Genster, assault; bail for » Maude oc 3 St ‘Test: B.J. MEIGS, Clerk. Roberts, taking goods under @ pre‘enses dismissed. —— ie ADMITTED TO THE Bar.—On motion of Jobr E, Morris, Esq.. Mr. Joseph ©. Clayton, of this city was itted to practice in the courts of this District. Fo RENT— Ton’ FURNISHED ROOMS and ITOUBH, in suite or toget i avenue bot 15 sed unten, bevel wate Sues yoo or ESTA gles AP N's 0.8. DE; 4 ATES ia 0,5. POBTAL GUIDE: Contain shda complete st of Post ices throughout the Flower. Frait, and Thora Pieces. By Jean Pasl. Treartoas” By a. B. Fhoreer., 01.28. I HAVE all