Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1863, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |! TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. i, anon OR ==] FROM ARKANSAS 4ND RHEIWESED : BUT EW REBELS IN ARKANBAS. PRICK AND HOLMES IN THEAS, aie “et Ae POLITICs IN WESTERN ARKANSAS ImpI- CATE A UNION PEELING. ee ate WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY..,. NOVEMBER 11, 1963, | ' je to order. a7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAG. Bighth straet SER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELR- | THe AFPAIR AT BURNSIDES OUTPOSTS. 0. AND OTHER MATTER, The affair of Gen. Burnside’s advanced po- sition, wherein we lost the half of two regi. mente, as stated in the Star some days since, occurred at Rodgersville, Hawiins county, Tenn. Our loss in prisoners on that occasion is aséertainied to haye béen 600--also four can- non. The position was an isolated one, on the \poseessionor which the safety of Gen- Burnside’s army by no means depends, Our cotemaporary, the Repudlican, to-day vir- tually accuses. the Government of & desife to conceal from the public knowledge the tact of the occurrence of this small disaster. allegation, which does great injustice, indeed, to the authorities, strikes usas being, simply, 8 very poor apology for the Republican's failure to know the fact in time to compete with the Star in its publication. We have the best possible proof of the incor- rectness of the Republican’s allegation that the ‘Government was adverse to permitting the public to Know of the occurrence, in the fact that it came direct to us from the highest authority in the land, with no intimation what- ever that to keep it from the public was deemed proper; a trick not practiced in snch quarters, as we can testify after years of experience in 2 THB HOLID WHOLESALE AND KETAIL, Dealers woul Caro, Nov. 10.—Little Rock advices to the 6th inst. say that Price and Holmes’ commands are still at Marshall, Texas. But few rebel troops are now within the borders of Arkansas. Marmaduke's cavalry and some twenty-five hundred men are in the | mountains west of Fort Smith, with short sup- Washington Meney Market. Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Oe., i to ive mea went Wo fay cba. Isewbere, Bei pret the Lamp Depot, 31 tween and! JNO, B. FOLEY. ‘yet ¥ rious to te ay only safe and reliab! as. gives immediate relief, and is not oe bal a ae 143 Peas rest, Blewandl Gf yy Sag Price $1.25, ILP & SOLOMONS, 332 Pi Politics throughout the western portion of ' the State are highly encouraging for the Union |/unde! In Tennessee, Forrest has been detailed for special duty, cutting the communication by | river and railroad with our army at Chatfa- | nooga, and itis added that all the cavalry in | Mississippi will be moved into the northern | portion of the State and placed under the com- ; mand cf Forrest. 4 New York Kares—First Boarp. pon 6's, 1951, 109; 7-30's, 195%; Certificates Of Lauwentedness, 8 ¥: Goli. 1454. Erie RR, 99; N.Y. Central, i2% Mich. Southern, 75; Market heavy. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. TRANSFERRED. Col. Beekwitb, Commissary U.S. had charge of the procurement of the immense supplies of food required for the sustenance of the Army of the Potomac ever since its or- ganization, lett this city this morning for St. OB BALB—25,000 choice Reses, Fruit Trees jante, Shrubs, T: Dewees! THE CONSCRIPTION ACT DECLARED { UNCONSTITUTIONAL,. PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 11.—Judges Lowrie, Woodward and Thompson, of the Supreme Jourt of Pennsylvania, in session at Pittsburg, being a majority of the court, gave a decision Louis, to which post he has been transferred. | 5, Monday relative to certain drafted men, in effect declaring the conscription act ynconsti- fam! &eo. riet and Nurse! man, ANO GABD, EXTRAOEDINABY.—I ay rg day received a Superb Bis! abe ie ar FT an ), Of exquisite tone , ODS and feratture ever offered in this city. ALSO, Pour other Superb ane. Sauce We Soli Hole Agen: for’ the Old and Fatfamed. Pints Besides the army of Government employees under him, nearly all of whom had formed | strong attachments to him, he leaves here a host of friends in and out of the public service, tor never did a public officer acquire a higher Teputation for character and efficiency in | nor of Pennsylvania.—Eb. STAR.] discharging public trusts than he seems to have earned in this community. { His successor here is Captain Bell, (of the same department,) who has long been the Uhief | of the Commissary at Alexandria, a position | but second in importance to that which he is | called on to fill. LIST OF REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED ON THE 7TH INSTANT, The following isa list of the rebel officers captured at Kelly’s Ford and Ra»pahannock Station on the 7th inst., and who reached here on the following day: Lt. Col. A. Ellis 54th N. win 57th N. C., Col. K. C., Col. D. B. Penn 7! 6th N.C., Lt. Col. C. [All three of theabove judges were elected on the “rough democratic ticket.” was the late copperhead candidate for Gover- Woodward | of 0! 7 01 bet. 9th and 10th sts., north side. TBLIC SALE ON THURSDAY, NOV. 19TH, * ladensburg Road ia Lincoln avenue, of gon, Carriages, CO fora, Fodder: Superior Older Mill; Outting Ror? ——_—__+2ee--___— Vircinia LeGisLaTcrs.—The first Monday | yi, in next month is the regular day for the be- inning of the first session of the Virginia gislature under the new St: We have heard notiing tot! presume they will cou: together wittout 4 cail , from the Governor. | city, it being the temporary ment.—Alexandria Journal, 10th. rming Implemen' » Col. A. G. Good- e Horses, Milch coutrary, and ., Also, 30 + thin is om private sale, R BALTIMORE, POINT LOOKOU' ‘LANDINGS on'r# POTOMAC RIV. The STRAMER W.¥ W. WILDEN, and Alexandria 7 TURBDAY MORNING. yandines on the Potomac river, (except TESTIMONIAL. Captain D. A. Dolan, in command of the | Detective Corps and Provost Guard attached H to the office of General Martindale, was made | the recipient lust Monday evening, of,a very | bogsheads. elegant pair of shoulder-straps at the hands of | the Detectives under his command. a Ht ee Forp’s THeatTEs—Romeo and Juliet.—This | evening, which is the last but two of the very brilliant and successful engagement of Mr. J. Wilkes Booth, has been selected as the most Mtting night on which to produce the beautiful Shakspearean tragedy above-named. The cast is a very eminent one, including the names of ‘Wheatleigh, Pearson, Devere, Wilkins, Miss | Waite, Mrs. Chapman, and anumber of artists | Ning Inasmuch as but very few nights of Booth’s engagement remain, we can- not allow this opportunity to pass without saying that a more brilliant and more lucrative engagement has rarely been played in Wash- of govern. 0! F L. Cooley 6th N.C. J. Christian 6th F. Coleman %h Capts. D. A. Cull ham 5ith N.C., Lts. W. W. C Duffee Sth La., H. 0. Dixson 6th N. OU. J.B. DeBerry Mth N.C., Lts. W. J. Dickinson 2d N.C. W. P. Earnhart 57th N. U., James Ferrell 30th N. C., J.J. Forney, 5ith N.C., Lieut. G,Ganzith La., Capt. A. L. Gusman Sth La., Capt. W. G. Guess 6th N. C., Lt. B. F. Glover 9th La., Lt. H. Grimshaw 7th La., Capt. s 5th La., Lt. R. D. Gorrell 57th N.C., Capt. Conrad Green 7th La., Lt. A. H. Gray 57th N. C., Lt. E. H. Gray sith N. C., Lt. t. P.S. Holman 9th La., Lt. G. H. Henchey 5th La., Capt. R. L. Hooper 54th N. ©, Lt. P. Hane 6th La, Lt. J. A. Har- ring 9th La., Capt. John Sinclair sth La., Lt. La., Lt. J.D. Jemison 15th La, Lt. S. A. Jarvis 5tth N. C., Lt. W. B. Klutts 57th N. C., Lt. A. E. Knox 7th La., Capt. G. B. Kibler Sith N. C., Lt. J. C. Lentz N.C., Lt. N. P. Long 7th La., Lt. J. F. Litaker 57th N.C., Capt. J. A. LeacGth N.C, Lt, M. Lenhart 7th La, Lt. J, R. Murp! La., Capt. J. W. Miller 57th N.C., Lt. Miller 6th N.C, Lt. C. B. Morris 9th La., Capt. J.McGark 5th La., Lt. M. McNamara7th La, Lt. R. L. Moore La, Battery, Capt. A. Miiler 24.N.C., Lt. G. W. Melvin Sth La, Adjt. W. C, McDaniel 31th N.C., Capt. T.G@. Morgan7th Lt. J. H. Nicholson 30th N. C., Lt. C.C. W.M. Norman 2d N. djt. J. Orr 6th La., F. Ogden 7th La. Lt. J. A. Owen 3 M. O’Connor 6th La., Lt. E. § C., Adj't R. S. Perry | La., Capt. Wm. M. Parrieh 6th N. C. i Price 6th N. G, | Capt. L. Pendegrasp 7th La, Lt. S. E. W. | Pharr 57th_N.C., Capt. S.J. Paiham 5ith N. | C., Lt. B. F. Pearce 54th N.©., Lt. A. E. Peel th N.C., Lt. W.G. Randolph Rivas Sth La, Lt. L. H. Capt. P. J. Rabenan 5th La., Capt. Thos. Ked- Lt. Edward Ryan 7th La. Lt. A. Richardson 5th La., Lt. A. M. Riddle La. Battery, Lt. J. M. Rendlemer 57th N.C., Lt. D. Y. Rhodes th N.C., Lt. Jonn Rowan 7th La, Capt. Wm. Simms ¢th La., Capt.G. A. J. Sech- | ler 5ist N. C., Lt. John Shea 6th La., Lt. R. D. i La, Lt. J. Y. Starrsfor 57th N. C., Lt. C. C. Snow Sth La., Capt. G. F. Smith 5ith N.C. Lt. J. M Steptoe 7th La., Capt. D. R. Smith Col. Godwin’s staff, Capt. E. 8. Ta: sth La., Lt. W.G. Turner 6th N.C., Lt. H. C. Thompeon 7th La., Capt. J. C. Turner 6th N. C., Lt. H. D. Verble 57th N. C., Lt. L. Warlick 6th N. C., Capt. S. ¥. Webb Sth La., G. Williams 9th La., Capt. Franklin White 6th J.B. Watson 2d N. ©., L 6th La., Lt. W. H. Young sith N. C., Capt. W. Lt. H. P. Lovell 57th N. UO. @7 In spite of the frost, the Kentucky to- pet Ricoans, bacco crop will foot up something like 100,000 eared in | more and S27 The potato rot has suddenly app: : ba he crop, | Gough's | Ireland, destroying a large portion of t Rar | lS Anew comet was discovered on the 14th | Will leave Baltimore. of October, at Marseilles, by M. Tempel. 7 Gen. Banks’ wife and family have joined Ages him in New Orleans. @7 A revival, resulting in sixty conversions, bas been going on in Sing Sing prison. mI foot of Barre street, every RiDAY, at 10 o’ole .m. fe hi id all the landings as above. ‘Custom House permits must ascompany all andra and Landings on the river James Grubbin SH All freighta rourt be prepaid. For freight or passages ply up board. or to NOTION —The members 0! the committee 48, WILEON, A S. P. Hill 6th N.C, 1 HAMPAGNE OLDER AND OLD APPLE WHISKY FOR SAL&. The subscriber offers tor sale by the hundred barrels of CHAMPA . afew hundred gallons of old APPLE WHISKY. Bample of the Whisky may be had by enclosing $1, aud of the cider by enclosi Will be sont by express. Par! ing our works can by addreesit istrict of Columbia if o:der to avoi will meet at Council Chamber on FRIDAY KV&. rext, at balf-past7 o’clock. 3t* H.C. WIL! T. M. Jenkins 6t of rare ability. ATTENTION. SUTLERS.—There meeting of the Sutiers’ Union at their rooms. 343 Pa aveaue, TO-MORROW Nov lith. All Sutler. businees of importan : ing. Per oraer of Board of Trusteef SRAPEL ELD. (DALTIMORS CONFEc- xth street, between G and H. W | Ball-, Fairs, Suppers, Dinner Parties, and other entertainments furnished at the shortest notice and most Eessomanie Sere ad aalit je by steam power, wholesale and fetal. at SPECIAL NOTICE.—Instructions will be given in making and admini: tering Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas, at DR. LOOMIS’ Labora- All the chemicals ent kinds of apparatus in prac- no 6 6! desirous of visit- ene have full par- : & CO., Prinseton, Mereer county, N. J. 6 Tequeste? to attend. as wil come before the mee! WILL PURCHASE A MANUFAC. faring Business just started in thiacily Any intelligent person ma interview, this - HE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Advance—Onur and Advancing—Lee Declines which is suret (Dispatch to Philadelphia Inquirer.j GEN. BUFORD'S FIGHT. Gen. Buford returned the viemity of Brandy vanced to within four where he met on Sunday */on of Hill’s Corps, with whom he hadasharp jight, lasting two hours. Fe drovetherebeis some distance and picketed i the giound, but being short of forage and sup- piies, he returned to the main body ofthe army. Buford, before returning, sent a detachment to | Culpeper Court House, who found no rebels in that vicinity. The supposition is that all Lee’s army is across the Rapidan River. They oc- | cupy Pony Mountain, a short distance beyond Culpeper, and to the left of the railroad, as a | signal station, whence they can observe the movements of our army to advantage. Gen. | Buitord found the railroad uninjured to Cul- peper, and it was believed to be in good condi- tion to the Rapidan. MEADE SURPRISES THE ENEMY. Gen. Meade’s attack on Saturday was entire. ly unexpected by the rebels, who had co: menced to build winter quarters, many new | Jog buts being found on the ground they ocenu- pied. Ewell’s and Hill's Corps were both in the vicinity of the Rappahannock, and they had informed the citizens that they expected to re- main there during the coming winter. Meade’s movement on Sunday is described As being magniticent i In the morning Sedgwick’s column advanced | down the railroad about three miles and halt. ed, and waited tor French’s Corps. As soon as the junction was complete, the corps then advanced over an ope! wards Brandy Station. All being one time, the enemy retired rapidly before Meade’s formidable host, their rear guard keep. ang up 4 constant artillery fire against our ad. h 6th La., Capt. apt. P. D. Olivien 8th Ta., J UST BROKIVED. on Monday night to Station, having ad- | miles of Oulpeper, night Wilcox’s Divi- Penn avenue.) made, and the differ Corner First st, east and B south, no 6-6t* and at their Wharf, foot of 4th st. east C ONFECOCTIONSBBY amp ICE CREAM AND WATBB IO0Ks of best quality delivered to Families, He ind lowest prices, at the Phila: Bfeetionery, corner izth aud F att a LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING SALOON. throck 6th La., BEGABS,. Ségare, from 1,000 to 47,000, Jigaani Tobacco, for JOBE PIOASO Eizo, ‘The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform- | ond 6th La., ing his friends and former patrons of his removal from No. 5% High street, Georgetown, to 466 Pennsylvania avenue, between $d and 4: north side. Where he will be mo ceive and serve orders with ali kind: DOMBSTIO CONFROTIONERY, Os & vu. Weddings, Pairs, Private Parties, and Buppers, shortest potice. BKAMB. EAM8 TO LET —Three Pour-horse Teams with | large Wagone for hire at heavy; te prices. Address F. Alexandria, or care of Barnes & Co., Washington: | Woon tay | 300 conps or 8. «WOOD, mostly Oak, of excel- | on a farm about four miles from the | . from 10—12 a, m., at the office of LOUIB BCHADE, 217 Fast. | $25,000. JATING BALOON, where e in Beason, and the best the market affor. 8. BIMMONS. . _By the aathor of 1s), — $25,000 to invest in improved ashington property, varying io value from $1,000 to $4,000 each Ad- lowest price, Ac, | ¥ FARM AT EDGEWOOD. “Reveries of a Bachelor ” Tho Yankee Boy fi Broken Columns, Arthur Hallam’s Rema! Hospital Sketches. street, number, P. Harper 7th La. ‘ost Office, Washin NAVAL ORDERS. Captain G. H. Scott, ordered to command the MS: ™. 4. BaMrL 61 N. GHABLES STRE Barrimorge, Mp.. Will open FRENCH MILLINERY for the winter on Baturday, November !4th, at teu . Ha. OVAL PICTURE FRAMBS. A handsome assortment of OVAL PICTURR FRAMES warranted to be Also, s variety of DARK W varied stock of smallnixe ovaland OABTE VISITE FRAMES, Just received at J. MARKBITER’S, No. 456 7th street, 8 doors a! Odd Fellows’ Hall, Commander Fabius Stanly, ordered to-duty in the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. Commander D. Lynch, detached from the Beaufort Station and ordered to command the Ordnance Ship St. Lawrence. Lieutenant Commander Walter W. t2ueen, ordered to command the W yalusing. Lieutenant Commander Dawson Phenix, de- tached trom the command of the St. Lawrence and waiting orders. Surgeon John J. Gibson, ordered to the steamer Hartford. Carpenter George E. Bucham, detached from | the Navy Yard, Pensacola, and ordered tu the West Gulf Blockading Syuadron. Ni ceived a week a, Y to our address through Reid’ Any person losing such an one had bette: as the rate are making Lavoe with it. JOHNBON & BUTTON, 421 7th atreet .—The ster ir se Seymour. from Philadelphia. bas arrived’ oc: | lease attend to receiving their SF Terms cash 86 PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSBL8. JLK and WORSTED PICTURB CORD and | ELS different sizes and colors. by Le sot ne call solleited from | ing the above goods. cash = J. MARKBITER, No, 486 7th street. 8 doors above Qdd Vellows’ Hall. 7 General Meade superintended the whole Norros TO movement. Arriving at Brandy Station a halt | was made, the short supply of subsistence | rendering it necessary. The rebels stil! occupy Fredericksburg in | small force, though the retreat of Lee’s army to the south side of the Rapican may be 2 movement to occupy the old gronnds of last winter’s campaign. It is not believ« x eorgetown, DO HE PARTY THAT TOOK A OOVERED | , WAGON from 8th street, opposite Mr. Pier scn’s store, last Thursday, the Sth, about 10 o'clock | ll please retarn it forthwith or it will im the end, as the par- it with paint or other- MARTIN CONDLEY, NEEDS CONFIRMATION, A report has been in extensive circulation | to-day to the effect that a body of 5,000 Confed- | erate saidiers of Lee’s army had advanced to our outposts and voluntarily laid down their 01 ES of the very beat a1 will be sold by the glass, bottle, Cr gall @. A BPRINGMAN Columbia Hotel and Restaurant, 4 Pennsylvania avenue Washinzto: if J UST Received d here that Lee will give | | RBABIEE WIN Meade battle unless he is enabled to get some great ad vantage of position. The strength of the rebel army is es‘imated | by shrewd military authority at 30.000 effective | men. It will take about ten days to reconstruct the bridge over the Rappahannock riyer. It is thought that the best evidence that the ticipate an advance by us is 10 Measures were adopted ‘ing the railroad south of prove to bea hard bargai ties are known. Di | Wire wall do no gvod. W. GALT & BRO.. Offer s lar; ,, by the foliow! i Frodsham. London, © se’"™ VIE: Jules Jurgensen, of LADIES a CLOAks: CHRONOM: o Juat receiveu, © Jar, CLOAKS. HEADD, OLOAKB! BEOIDERIMG, &c., at reduced prices, nad WM. WEINBERG, 18 Market Space, Penn. a The story needs confirmation, though it would not be surprising if man: rences should take place ere the winter is rebels did not ant ie fact that ni by them for destroy: the Rappahannock. — - THE BATTLE AT RAPPAHANNOCK And all otbera Of celebrity. ful ronemeters carefull LT & BHO. Jewellers, 54 Penn. avenue. INGTON COFFEE AND SPI Stane are. bet. Ith and th gm corepared to furnish OWNED ard GROUND COPFE ex) milis, Orders left at ¢ promptly attenvea to, Add: ton Post office. BOR JOHNSON’S ISLAND. All the rebel officers now prisoners in the Old Capitol, including those captured on the 7th instant, leave for Johnson’s Island in } the 6% o’clock train to-night, in charge Major Addicks, 157 Pa. volunteers. W FPDING PRESENTS. Statement of Results by Gen. Sedgwick. ver Ws fend Par ie Baste otthe Tate HEADQUARTERS SIxTH CoRPS.—The cap- tures were one battery of four guns and cais- sons complete, filled with ammunition, Most ef the horses were cut loose and driven over the river. Some twelve, with harness, were Sixteen hundred prisoners were captured, besides about fitty wounded. More than two thousand stand of arms were taken. The loss of the enemy in killed probably did Onur aggregate loss in killed and wounded will not exceed. three | © acd most unique les, gotten up especially for ly far city use. frash fi lor Post Office wil be “M: GALT & BRO.,5 reas Box ol Washing 354 BP l_pactages of ten pornds and upward AY part of the elty Tree of JUHN MARTIN. yeas, Somat ane NEW FOR WASHINGTO™, PERAONAL.—Mrs. Bass, of Mississipppi, a Ne lady well known in society hera before the com- mencement of the war, is now in Washington, being recently from her home in the South. Her many personal friends in this city will be glad tu learn that she seems to be in excellent ¥ Kexnspys ML Tytler on Milit: Adye on Courts It Delafonson Naval Courts Marti Boles for the Govern! Samuel's Military Law. Hough’s Improved Articles of War. iarmid on Military Subordination. James op Courts Martial. Boogh’s Practice of Cou: no 6 Hats; also, so for the Opera and’ from Paris and ‘Now York, not exceed twenty. No, 4 Market Space, Pa 5 ¥ jal. ment of Courts Martial. General king, the newly-appoiuted Minister to Rome, is in the city. Rome on the 25th. General Augur has gone to-day on « visit of rtifications constituting the The Sixth Maine lost in killed and wounded 14 officers out of 21; its centre loss was 30 men killed and 90 wounded; Taissing not one. The total strength of the regiment is not over suv. This regiment and the Fitth Wisconsin were the seme that, attached to the old li ‘were the first to get Heights in the second and captured the tamous Washington which was supported by the one of the regiments’ capture nock Station. He will start tor Butlers’ Feats a inspection to the defenzes of Was! FIVE-MILE RACE! UN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, wi THERE WIL BBA FIVE.MILE TROTTING RACE OVER THE PINRY BRANCH THYTTING ¢ Best Five-mile Horses nthe | Count: Sta: TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS RACH UTTER HOUS SE, 500 Firk' ¥ £00 Zirklga New ork and ena. BUTTER, 50 Tubs Baking BUTTER. i store and for 450 Highth st.. bet. Pa. av. and st. CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, HEARTH RUGS, session of Mayrie's | bi accompanied by his private secretaries, Messrs. Nicolay and Hay, has visited Gardner’s Gallery, Seventh street, where some admirable imperial photographs of the purty were taken. Louisiana Tigers, j ed at Rappahau: ' In the storming of these works Gen. Russell | Eeticent Four of was everywhere present in the thickest | ‘ght, directing. leading and encouraging. rt coolness and intrepidity arespokenot by every | TWELVE Col. Upton is alco highly praiced for the gal- | iantry and ability he displayed in performing his part of the work, an HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS IN GENERAL, The subscribers havin; Btock Uitte Mae.” 'y Ohampion,”” Gen. Russel! himself | it received and com- of him in terms of the highest commen- | id respectfully invite Geo: rt, dure, ifa A GALLANT ACTION. track cate’ Headquarters First Division Sizth Corps, Nov. | S, 63—10 o'clock a. m.—Special Orders.—As ao acknowledgment of his gallan' ‘uring the battle. flag of the Sth Louisiana in- hand-to-hand conflict with the color-bearer, Sergeant Otis O. Roberts, + 6th Maine volunteers, will be ‘otomac, and his com- | im as an escort to the | i town, Alexandria, call at Beveath and D and general asaort- on aati ae and Domestic Carpets and Batting oud Matte, 1 examine our lar, wEWw YORK RATES—sn0oND BOARD. 6's, 1881, 109; 7-20's, 105% ; Certificates %X; Gold, 144%. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. —-s—__ FROM SOUTH AMERICA. —_._—. , RECTION 1X VEN- PROGRESS OF THR, Beeea — THY KOTION IN ST. DOMINGO INSURE: ee Med AMBHIP B. | Som lew ort and lowe aussie, AMELVED | ing cargoint See of High at., Geor; aS SRNR Tins avis, pier areees ‘entry, after a wok, colaior Mat- . ALg0, \ssortment of Mahogany and Walout pany ‘Will be sent with Sy command uf Brig. ‘ight. ‘ MusexR, Dattos, A. A. G. Lats News yaox tim FProrr. no Gghiing of consequence at the front day. Our army is stiil advancing, slo: isOners were There was | r i terday by our pursete aa: oe ‘ : New York, Nov: if—Oaracoa dates of the gad ult., etate that the Veneznelan feet, belong- ing tothe old..Govermment party, arrived at om the 17th inst. surrending themselves to the commander of the federal fleet. .1t con-| sisted of six sailing vessels, one number of smaller crafts. » Venenusla is now in the hands of This morning * st. Station, six miles Baers Brandy “+5 me ‘was considerably in advance, the Rapidan, at whieh .— Alexandria e7-Fioor is Staunton, Virginia. indignant at the prospect of ey F.* OEE oe 4 ig waienciges a onda int a battle is not im. EXPRESS COMPANY, wo?rom OF REMOVAL: Tho DELIVERY OPFTON of this Removed ‘hired street to Heovty between bd and dd picoetan, ore ay a ne ar, HENGY. who wil NH ARD HBNSRY. OMARURD MAKLIN, steamer, anda noted st, $50 per barrel in Ne ‘tasu - a mouarchy in Huadreds of refugees were arriving from St the insurrection there as. jaughter of both Span- _ to the LOYALTY ov THE Bartists.—At ameeting | Joseph Fennel, master; Sitas last night of the members of the cherch and | gante, and Wm. Carroll and Was. Oolman, s®= congregation of the Calvary Baptist Ghurch, | men. (Rev. T. R, Howlett a mbie and Se _ resolutions, offered be ttos Peer nis and Paty ase Finz.—Miss Maude Roberts, who fully evincing a true spirit of loyalty, were | Ws convicted recently in connection wilt ex~ Me a BAG frat cuecbtteetacegmead e t - 7 diekee tretmble asserts the conviction and be. Aiea hcgpeag oe the@members of the church.and ° » gation that « jj month in jail, last night had money sent to “if there ever was a Gentile bo vay theaue igh og ernment whese authors were divinelyinspired, 2 it is, in their opinion, that of the United States, splanked up and was released. understand In tts principles it ‘approaches nearer to the | that she avows her intention to leave this city, divine government than any otherin existence, | for the west. protecting men of all'shades of religious faith, andienabling them, in the fall blaze of gospel light,"to’ « work out their ewn salvation.’ The rears Goreme omearenercan ae ion, not only to country, but toGod and mankind, To omit praying for such a Government, and for those who sdmiatster it, is toomit the performance of an imperative Christian duty plainly en- joined in the sacred volume. To omit sustain- ing the public authorities in AN rightful meas- ures decigned to maintain ftin a d nggle for its existence is tou become, prac} 7 Ce complices in the rebellion. ‘atever ditter- ences of opinion men may entertain in relation to the best means of restoring the Union, there is no difference among Pairiotio and loyal men s On and took the independent detective before Justice Porpiea who sent him to the Ventral Guardhouse. ———— Sxoonp Warp Srarion Oases.—Mary Fogle, drunk and atreet walking; $1.58. Emma Lyons, disorderly and profane; €i.58. Martha Young- er, do.; $1.58. Caleb Hawkins, disorderly; $1.58. Thomas O. Kelly, do. 81.9%. Thomas Batman, 3 4. Ellen Salli do.; street walking; upon the main issue. All that the | $7 Johans Brians = ne rebellion must be suppressed at whatever cost arr “sa i} temissed. W. of treasure and of lifer pee pee Go; #2—workhous®, Geo, Jierney, ‘The congregation therefore resol ves to sustain the Government in all needful measures for the suppressien of the rebellion. They approve the prayers offered by their pastor for the authorities and Government of the United States and for the restoration of peace and unity to the country, and declare that the new place of worship which they purpose erecting shall never be used, with their consent, for the utter- ance of a treasonable or disloyal sentiment, or cease to resound with fervent prayers for those in authority, and for the welfare of our country, as well as fer the building of the «Kingdom which is not of this world.” ——e—_—- Pinny BEANOH RAcEs.—Another race came ott yesterday afternoon, which was well at- tended, and some good sport was had. The race was for $150, best three in five to harness. Lady Champion, Lady Shannon, and Wild Rose were entered; and the race was won by Lady Champion. In the first heat the animals went off together, keeping close companionship through the heat. Lady Champion had the lead and won the heat in 2.46%. In the second heat the horses got an even start, and Champion again came in atiead, in 2423. In the third heat Lady Shannon lead, with Champion next—Wild Rose in the rear. The latter made a bad break on the back stretch, and’not recovering her loss, she was distanced. Shannon won the heat in 2.41. The fourth heat was won by Shannon, who, although hard pressed by Champion, held to the score, winning; 2:41. In the fifth and last heat the horses went off well together, and at the upper turn Shannon broke, when Champion took the lead and won the heat, in 243. —— ii REcuRvITS, &¢.—Since Monday, 22 exchanged prisoners from Roe peg 163 colored era- loyees for Giesboro’ Point, 30 recruits for New érsey regiments, 21 cavalry recruits from Philadelphia, and 61 for the 15th New York cavalry, have arrived at the Soldiers’ Rest. eS eigerretoee STILL ON THE STRIKE.—The Government bookbinders are still on the strike, and we learn from their committee that they have in- formed Superintendent Defrees thai they will not resume work at the old rates, adie Se DocEsrky.—A city cotemporary speaks of “an Intolerant and Pestiferous ievasce.” As Dogberry says, this is “tolerable and not to be endured.” ot gt a7 IT 18 UNDERSTOOD that many Bookbind- ers desire to go to work but are prevented by threats of personal violence. Arrangements have been made by the Government to protect all who desire to resume work. Ino. D. DErRExs, Supt. Pub. Printing. Se eeeeeenteees eee ee silt habe L. vie & 0O., Acetioncers. west corner neat Me t! street. ‘ROCERIES. LIQUORS, CIGARS. AND TO- X Bacco ar Avorion.—On THURSDAY MORW- ING, the 18th of November, at 10 o’clock, we will as}l, at the Auction Rooms— Bois. White and Follow Guest, Molawes and Birag 0. & Tierces Cincinnati Sugar-cured Hams £) bbl» Flour Kegs White Lead Boxes Brown, Yellow. and Castile Soap Boxes Starch, Yeast Powder Cases Sauce and Catsups Boxes Givger and Cionamon Cases Madeira, Sherry Port, and Malaga Wines do Cherry and Peach Brandy do Oterd. Dupuy, and 8. O. P. do Cognac, Stomach. and Dr: do Blackberry Brandy, Le: Boxes Havana Tobacco and 0; Various brands Oha:npagne Octaves and quarts Brandy Bois Whiskey, various brands A quantity of Small Stores 80, A large quantity of Ganned Peaches and other ruit, SUMMARY. M. Roberts’ g.m. Lady Shannon..3 2 A.Carpenter’sb.m.LadyChampion.I 1 G. Nelson’s br. m. Wild Rose...0..2 3 Divers iP scaadianeS TEHRERIELE CASUALTIEBS.—Two Men Crushed by u Falling Embankment.—Abont ten o'clock yesterday morning, an accident occnred on the river shore, near M street, whereby one of the colored laborers engaged in cutting down the lank at that place was killed. The man was . ALSO, a contraband, named Thomas Brown, and A Blesm Botler. with others was engaged in working in the cash. 7 _, Atetes. bank—the earth being weed in making a road poll CW. UL. WALL & CO., Ancte. from the venth street wharf to the Sixth street wharf—when a large portion of the bank fell and caught him beneath, mashing his body to such an extent that he was dead when ex- tricated. About five o'clock in the afternoon, a large portion of the bank on the west side of the foot of Seventh street fell while a number of colored laborers were engaged in loading sand fora ; Mr. Perry, and completely buried one of the men, named Arthur, together with his cart. He was with some difficulty dug out, but was found to be dead, his neck having been broken eand his body mangled. The cart was broken by the fall of the bank, and one horse was in- jured. In both of these cases the laborers em- ployed in the forage department were quickly on the spot, and worked nobly in extricating the bodies of the unfortunate men. By WM, L, WALL a 0O., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 9% souk side Lowistana aewmur, enth streets. 9 Goon COWS AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY ¥ MORNING, 18th instant, at10 o'clock, at the oll WM L WALL & 00., Auets. $5 BEWARD.—Lost, » Brindle WATCH DOG with white breast. toes, and tip of SS a awers to the name of ‘Joe.’ Apply at 476 Fit teenth street, no 11-2t* | eae Friasy evening, s red SaT LER DOG; chain collsr on his m: with the subacriber’s name. A liberal reward will he given if left at the wool ant Wat ges of =. Dad ‘Penn, avenue, pear ‘ar Department, nolrsty T. DRURY. OR SALE OB BENT—A Smali FARM, contain- ing fifty-four acres, more or less, 2}¢ miles from Benning’s Bridge; suitable for market or Asiry purposes. lorses, Wagons, Farming Uten- ils, will be sold if desired. Vor farther iat: ticulars apply to MES, BALDWIN, corner Fa Capitol and 10th sts. no 11-3t™ Fo REN T—For six months, from the ist of December,a PARLOR anc Two CHAMB: well and comfortably Furnuhed, ina retired and most respectable neighborhood , about equi-distant from the Capitol and the Department of the In- terior. No ladies or ehitdren ‘will be rece.ved. AE ly to THOMAS J. FISHER, st the Store of J, ituire& Co., corner of 10th and D streets. noll-3w ‘OR RENT—A Part (Seven Rooms) of a Thres- ‘story BRICK HOURE. on Cop'tol Hill, for rent, on Sd st. east, between C st. and Mass ave. Povser- gon iver ms the entire Ficese fs tee mates: aire on the premises or a . east, bet. B and Cstreete. A ®& 2004 Brick Stable upon the Iast- mentioned premises, large enough for five horses with yard room for wagons. _noll ecst~ MMBEDIATE POSSESSION. 1Ats FOR SALE. One three-story BRIOK HOUSE, ¢ rooms, 4th at. "EK three-story Brick. 8 rooms, D st., Island. Large Furnisbed Brick, near Pa. av. Lot (business stand) corner Pa. av. eae A SHoorine Case.—Considerable excitement took place in the vicinity of Seventh and L streets on Monday afternoon in consequence of & young man shooting several times st another man: Itappears that the shot-at young man has been paying attentions to 4 sister of the shooter, and is alleged to have acted dis- heuorably; instead of coming up to his prom- ises marrying another woman in the same neighborhood a tew days since. The brother of the injured girl happened to meet the gay deceiver on Monday at theabove named place, and walking up to him, said he wished to set- tle the business between them. The other re- plied that then was his chance, when the brother drew & revolver, and the ether party started down I, street, the brother fring three shots at him, oue missing, another taking effect in hie hand, and a third in his thigh or there- abouts, The assailed party reached his home without further injury, and in a short time a large crowd gathered, many of whom ex- pressed sympathy with the brother. The wounds ure not of & serious nature. Se a ROBBING THE MILITARY CaRrs.—Last night Officer Pendel, of the Fourth Ward, arrested a colored man named John Lee on suspicion of having stolen a hand trunk which he had in Possession. Lee’s account of the trunk was very unsatisfactory, and the police at the sta- tion-house opened the trunk and found it to contain an outfit of clothing for a lieutenant, with all the books and papers of such an officer acting as captain. ppen an envelope was the direction to Edward Freeman, Esq., late cap- tain company I, 95th Pa. volunteers. Leethen admitted that he took the trunk from the cars atthe Arsenal, where they were being laden for transmission to various stations. Justice Thompson committed Lee to jail for further hearing as soon as Captain Freeman can be part fo: it. Pee = TROT c.. for LJ ex se. ILL & BON, Real Mstate Brokers, Bo Ino” southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th st. ov FOUB THOUSAND , ALREADY ORDERED! ‘Will be published on or before Friday, Novem- ber 2th. 1863, RICHSTEIN’S STRANGERS’ (7UIDE AND EVERYBODY’S POCKET heard from and summoned. HANDY-EOOK. Parnes Tae Fixep AGA ‘Last night Anna Brown, one Containing— of the fancy, was found drank and disorderly in the street, with a discharged soldier, Daniel Broomer. This morning she was brought out tor trial at the Fourth Ward Station, and, “gay and happy,” though looking rather the worse after her night in the cell, she introduced _her- velf as an old acquaintance of Justices Clay- ton, Drury and Ferguson and ex-Justice Wal- ter, in their official character, and saidshe was : married a year or two ago at Justice Walter's | population of States and Territories, office, She denied Be Sreaee, but wriulingly “ * Principal Gities and Towns, paid the fine of $2 whic! ustice mpson of Mone: Weights, and Moasures ef Hmposed upon her, and also paid the fine of #1 ‘Fables vs ants, A complete Guide to Washington Oity, Description and Location of the Public Buildings, Location of Principal Public Offices, &c., &c., Rank and Pay of United States Army, “ “ “ “Navy, Soy a “Marine Corps, Salaries of Principal Officers of United States, of all Departments, SI United States, i ed npon her companion. She was once , ty before Suatice Ferguson on @ similar cHatne a ort Statistics, compiled from late Oenses a iended her, psying fine . saeco ee ee Distances from Washington to Principal Cities, bees BIR PES A Family Laundry Book for one year, Tue WIkTER OvTEIT OF THE PoLtce.—On | 4 Biank Memorandum Book, Monday the police made their first appearance | 4 na other valuable and interesting information. in tueir new uniform for the winter season ‘The cheapest Book of the kind ever published. long blue overcoats, and blue pants, with & J tafl price onl; prominent white cord in the side seam, that + bound in cloth. Betall pi v annot tail t noticed by these.in search of | 50 Cents. an aiiiet aren it the butions were mistaken B tse wee discount to the Trade, Satlers, tor military trimmings. The only thing objec- lers, &c. tionable es the cap first sent to each officer. Send in your orders early. Itisa very handsome pattern, but in taking Sent by mail free on receipt of price. the measure of heads the meavurer missed his Published by t and estimated for ¥. RIOHSTEIN silcalaiion oF eo iue sizeof his own swelled Fe tas Makanal Boot BAGEK: head, for in nearly every instance the cap was 278 Penn, evenue, bet. 11th and 13th, muoh too large. Post-Office Box 716. , ‘ LKees.-; Last night, 1m Washiagton, D Youna STRrEt we and Cat! ‘ine = Maguire, Mary F. Reed : nae 8’ COURT, Disrarcr or Covomsra, Wilden, the eldest, fifteen, the others twelve Washington. County, Remit cela, the. cose » were picked up by the police ot the | Rllen Miller apd George admit Pourth Ward for being disorderly, walking | of Obaries Miller, deceased, th the streets and making improper acquaintance | af Ve, with the a with soldiers and others. The officers recog- | Court ef Washi county afc: nik, Gogemneet Piss em scigncgeninnnors hough youag | QUpObAE. wy Medel gu eae tee pea mn years; ani commi hand. theo te the workhouse for xty days each. | state o jeceased, and of the assets far as the same have been od azd turned d little. creatures lai oe " SUSke oneditere and The hardene ughed at the | inte moneys "deceased tre nati gree: me be penalty, and one remarked as shé went to her | heirs of cell that she didn’t “care a d—n forthe work- | the Orphans’ Court ” said.) with thei ot UPSET ANOTHER oF THE GANG.—John Dacey was arrested, yesterday afternoon for stealing clothing from a clothes line, on the premises of Dr. Gunnell, C, near 3dstreet. He was caught by & colored servant woman, and one of the articles was taken from ‘his bosom by her. Colgan, and there he was recognized by Sie pplice aa ore oh pe jnvenile gene called 8 fe Ne feves.” Justice Thompson-cent him jail forecourt. . 9. » to ; Fine —Abotit 4 oclgey, 2. nag Basis oa Mhectegear Pifth 8 east. Phe lar wat p a atan, aad it is probable this ie incendiary aot.