Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1863, Page 2

rive crew. It was reported that the mate of 7 Xi on was shot by the Federals, 1 Re TIES AT LA PES EE. IES TO RT PERICLES THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY....DECEMBER 30, 1863. | @7 READING MATTER ON EYERY PAGE. | BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLE- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. We ARE AUTHORIZED TO STATE that the | public reception by the President ot the Uni- ted States on New Year's Day, will commence at twelve o’clock M., at which time, in eon- formity with police arranzements, the gates of the enclosure will be opened. The reception will terminate at two o'clock P.M. precisely. Qsrriages will approach the Execniive Man- sion by the east cate. ieee ee Ar” Orricers of the Navy and Marine Corps et Washington city are requested to aseemble at the Nayy Department, in undress uniform, on New Year's day, at eleven o’clock a.m, for the purpose of calling oa the Presi- dent of the United States. Navy Departuent, Dee. 29, 1253. SE War Department, Adjutant General's Offices) Washington, December 30, 1353. "5 The President of the United States will re- cetve cfficers of the Army on New Year's day at half. past eleven o'clock A. M precisely. Officers cf the Army will assemble at this effice, in fali uniform, at a quarter past eleven a.m, on New Year’s day, to proceed in a bedy to the Executive Mansion. E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General. +22 Wachiagtou Mieney Market. » coin and unco ' uctations for sto: Baying, Seiimg. % Ble. o ell 98 Cates of Indebtedness, 984; Gold, +202 OUR MILITARY BUDGE sage “TOPPING TE Tre manner in which Conrere : BOUNTY. @ recent action of e payment of the ad accorded by the Goy- l work, is ye’ a twmt question. Tt a come altogether out cf the fund von. ed by those who ayail themselyes uf the e hundred doliars exemption clause. The application of these bounties by the anthor- iues to secure the re-en! ent of veterans proved most efficacions. Fach such recruit is worth to the cause im the field twice as much as any exempt never having seen service, whcese $500, as applied by the Government, induced the veteran to re-enlist. That ceasing to offer the Government’s three hundred dol- lars additional bounty will stop the re-enli Mentcf veterans after the 5th proximo, (when this order of Congress goes into effect,) seems to be almost certain, unless in interpreting the new law the authorities shall decide that the twenty milMons of dollars it appropriates for the procurement of substitutes is designed to enable them to accomplish precisely the objes: they have of late been so satisfactorily achie ing by the use of the exemption fund. Unless such be the interpretation given to the law, it strikes us, the exemption law will be useful only to put money into the national trea fury. That is, that it will fail to procure an ad- ditional soldier; neither lessening the number of exempts nor increasing the number subject to draft. Nor, again, will it secure the ser- vices of a single man not subject to military duty, or whose lot it may not have been to have been drafted. bon grave and impo so pai COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITO George W. Caffrey, arrested by Uo Provost Marshal sth Army Corps, ona 0: blocksde running, was before Capt. Todd | ast evening and by his order committed to the | Oid Capitol. Kent Weene, blockade Trugdaer, and J. J. Morris, suspicious characier, arrested by Provos: Marshal ut Pcint Lookout, wire also committed. : +02 Mr. Jno. F. CALLAN.—The St. Paal (Minn. Pioneer says: “A cispatch mentions several removal! cffice in Washington, ‘of officials susp sympathy with secessiovists,’ Jonn F. Callan, Esy., for many year the Senste Military Commitiee, who is as true and loyal as any member of the Senate. To as- sgn disloyalty 2s the cause of his removal, isa fingrant injustice.” The clerk of the Senate Military Commitiee was not removed, but resigned, and the Messrs (Caan who were removed from clerkships in » War Deparfment, we hear, were informed at there were no charges ainstthem. We tae it they loct their places just as thousands ot others have Cone in the last twenty-five years under all branches of theyGovernment, when the pesitions they filled wefe wanted for o:hers. from da ot TANEY, we are gratified to pounce, is not so ill as was supposed yester- A tew days ago, while atteuding to his duties at the Capitol, he took a severe cold, which has cor fined him to bis bed fora day or two, bet neither hia physicians (Drs. Hellen and Riley) nor his family apprehend serious consequences as the result. PERSONAL.—Wm. Faxon, Esq., Chief Clerk of the Navy Deyartment, left the ity yesterday asternoon for his home in Hartford, Ux wili be absent some eight or ten days, during which time the duties of bis office will be per- formed by John W. Hogg, Fsq. Attention is cailed to the ‘advertisement of tree military school in Philadelphia, for appti- cants for commands of colored troops. 87°C. Doln sends us a copy of his usefal Congressional Directory, for the Ist s:ssion, Oth Congress. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. LATEST FROM NASHVILLE. @fficinl Rebel Loss at Chickamauga—Our Soldiers Brutally Murdered by the Rebels Nasuvixir, Dec. oi ¢ hickamavuga is Kiulled 2, ; dangerously wounded, 4,750; slightly, 16,500; missing, 1,900. Seven members of the 6th Ohio Battery have been captured by the rebels, near Tullahoma, avd djutally murdered. They were tled to shot, and their bodies thrown ito the * —The official rebet joss ated as follows: river. President Lince!n's Message in England— The Press on American Aiiairs—importe ant Siyaick from Lord Lyous—He Be- Sieves the American War will be Ended iu Three Months. Sr. Jona, N. F., Dec. 28.—The steamer Adri- Stic, from Galway on the 22d, has arrived. , ‘The steamers Arabia and City of New York #tzived gut om the 2iet. A ccovernment employer at Sherness, who as- si.ted in fitting out the Rappahannock for the rebels, has been discharged for violating the neutrslity law. The pames of persous serving on any rebel veete!, who belonged to the naval reserve, are e also crdered to be stricken from the list and to | forfeit all privileges, and not to be allowed to re-epliat in the eervice. The s'eamer Vanderbilt returned to Cape- towm and remained there until October 27th, and then visited the Penguin Islands, the ren- dezyous of the Confederates, where she seized the British bark Saxon, in British waters, itis eaid,on the Lt gag aire that she was laden awih the cargo of the Federal shipConrad. Tne Sexon was sent to New York in charge of a | nation of the war between the North and the | ico met with some objection, but was finally ' nated, and M. Von Schmoiling | FROM THE ARMY OF THK POTOMAC. roclamation was generality regarded a3 im- racticable. Pithe Liverpool Post says that Lord Lyons, ia a message to Lord Russrll, predicts the termi- South in three moxths, The mssage of Jeff. Davis was generally regarded as show ing no signs of yielding on the purt of the South. i It was stated that the rebel government had made due provision for the payment of the £75.00 sterling cotton loam boads to be drawer for in March. wee! The rebel financial European agent writes to the London Morniag Herald that the Richmond au‘horities are taking measures to support their credit, and in answer to the complaint that cotton is purchesable cheaper with sterting than with bonds of the loan, Mr. McRae says the Richmond authorities contemplate and will probably prohibit the exportation of cotton except such as is pledged by its own obliga- tions. The London Army and Navy Gazette rez Gexeral Lee's failure to follow Meade in bi retreat a decisive proof of weakness oa t part of the South, and in regard to Genera Meace’s futile advance, says that with good generalehip Richmond might haye been the ize. ets is asserted that the eapture of the brig Dashing Wave, off the Mexican coast, by a | Federal cruiser was wholly unjust being the regular Liverpool and Mexi employed in ordinary ecommerce. The London Morniag Hersid repeats the ra- mor that one of the principal Secretaries of State has resigned. Ill health is stated to be the cause. It 1s supposed to be the Dake ot Newcastle. The Lordon Daily news talks of the probability of a general election within six months. The Emperor Napoleon made a brief pacific speech, in response to the address of the Senate. ‘The paragraph ia the address relative to Mex- able, she ean trader adopted after the ministerral statement that the government was approaching te establish- ment ofastable governmentia Mexico ata tirm, resolute and rapid pace. The paragraph rela- tiveto Poland and the European Congress was debated at length, and produced strong anti- Russian sentiments and counter protestsagainst gcing to war for the Poles. | ( Lare Col mel 12th Regoment Pennsyimania Reserves,) | inthem. Iis stated that anew Frenca loanis to be raised by public subscription. It is stated that Mr. Tupperville, the new ey voy to France, has a mission to notify the French Government of the recognition by the Confecerate Government of the Empire of Mexico, and also tetry and persuade Napoleon to recognize the South in return for such acknowledgement. The Holstein question remains withont any change, It is supposed that Denmark will not forcibly oppose the Federal occupation. in fact, stated that the Danish troops will be wn trom Holstein, but the King of Denmark will not acknowledge the Federal occupation e Prussian Chambers, nial explanations, voted by dress tothe King, refosing the Io The Ans‘rian ministerial er 3 continued in the cabinet The Latest via Galway. ‘ “c, 22.—The Liverpool Post ‘0 the following paragraph : tir ourselyes in a@ position to ta an d Lyons, ina dispateh to Earl Russe!}, from Washington, sunonnees that the war will be terminated hin the next th months. The Contederates being in the grea’ L est extremity, will have speedily to propose an armistic in our information we have tha ive cor snee. Lt is possible th t Lincoin’s prociamation has refer- on which Lord Lyons ground- ys the effect of the 1 included, resem at (he last battle—an offer of peace on t cannot be accepted. The whole question still depends on the forinnes of war. | to the North to be formally ured that! rnment is strong and suc- lenoagh too amnesty, but itis evi- ut that President Lincoln anticipates no pa- sult, nor docs the Secretary of the Trea- sury, Who locks forward still to{wo years’ war expenditures. The commercial circles in New x appear to share his miszivings, the pre- um on gold having risen under the influence be message. The ly News awaitsthe arrival of the full M™rszoge before giving its opinion. COMMERCIAL, The cotton sales to-day amounted to 3,000 balvs, the market ruling qniet at unchanged retes. Corn closed steady at 20s. Provisions | closed quiet and steady. ; LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. ForTRESS Monrog, Dec. 20.—The Richmond Enguirer, of the 25th, has the following from East Tennessee: | LnisToL, Dec. 23.—Our forces are still around | Rutledge aud Morristown. Cannonading was | heard at the latter place on Sunday. General Longstreet was unable to follow up his advan- | tage in consequence ot the large number of barefooted men in hiscommand. The weather bas been cold, aud the mountaims are covered with snow. Gen. Morgan passed through Columbia, S. C.. on the 25th ins There are 3(0 cases of small-pox among the Yernkee prisoners at Danville. The Confederate army in East Tennessee has gene into winter quarters. Veteran Regiments Going Home to Re- cruit. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTOMAC, Dec. 29.—Ali is quiet with the army, and we are mud bound in camp. The 98d New York, ist Delawaye and Sth Michigan regiments left here to-day tor home, to recruit under the re- cent general orders. The 7th Wisconsin left yesterday forthe same purpose. All are vet- eran regiments. The report of the removal of Gen. Ingalis is totally diecredited. ? The Murder at Holmes’ Hole. Bostoyx, Dec. 28.—Three sailors who were arrested iolmes’ Hole, on suspicion of the murder of Mr Luce, have been honorably dis- charged. A pair ot bloody pantaloons have been dis vered buried on the beach, which, it ty aflord some clue to the marderer. hesapeake Pirates. -—Collins and ake pirates, were @ before the police ¢ application ot their nination was postponed for a n counsel, the week. THE MEDICAL £OCIETY OF THE D OG, # reqnested to mect at the Coliege, (cor d ¥ Streets.) TO MORROW, Dac. 3ist.at m,to make arrangerents to attend fthelate Da. H, P, Howarp, Ey Cicer of the } reeident, It THESE WILL Be A GRAND BXAIBL tion of the esjebrate1 Kustian War Pano- Taine, the most magnificent Scenic. Chemical and Mechanical Exhibition in the world, 2t Odi ¥el- jowa’ Hal, every nignt this week, and on Fridey, (Rew Year’s Day.) aud Saturday afternoon, com: mencing at $o’clock ix => BANK OF WASH TON, ceraber 2th, 1263. je Trnetees of this Bank have declared a civi- three per cent for tae six months ending Ftant, paysb'e to stockholders oa tue 2d day of Japuery, 1534, clear of public re is GTO: WM. IL C. HOSMER, * The Great Legendary Poet of New Y: R After earnest solicitation, has consented to read his Poem “BATTLE EBOCHOKS,” THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at WILLARD’S HALL, For the benefit of the SANITARY COMMISSION & Co., pi opetet, lly tendesed tnei ‘ors of | vr Hall SPECIAL NOTICE. e Patrons of the Coarse ate respectfully hat Course Ti tswill not entitle them ssion this evening. NO FREE LIS fe --..60 CENTA, ‘he principal Hotels and Book stores, SYAnVATLON.—Thone who are tiret of er being. Grugged and half starved, ehoud conrult Dr. DAKBY, who curox by Tonics and Nu- tritrion. Particular gtt-ntion gives to diseates arising from impurity of the bicod. Coasultation Boom 62H street, Washington, D.C. ¢ 29 Ym f(s> SMITHSONIAN LECTURES —Rta,. Joax Loup will contizue his Course of Leo! MONDAY, if wh ber 28th . a ae rep mj D bevfars ‘be Destruction of ths O14 I celety. Subj Wednesday — Leciure 1V.—Taa Reason Pr tae ge aid arres 7 re, Lit- ture —_ fcience, and the Mechanism of ‘ait: REOlight will be there iste a order to prevent annoyance Mphe ‘publie are invited to attend, Admittance tree. do 2-3t FAIR OF ~Z CHUBCH SUNDAY SCHOOL — ig children lof the Sunday ‘ool of Grace Church (Rev. ALFRu! AD, a open their Fair for the honedt ar ny School library, on MOND/ ING, December, in the basement of the Presby- a “) fin Stee Sane ea 8) FREE MILITARY SCHOOL, . FOR APPLICANTS FOR COMMANDS OF COLORED TROOPS, No. 1210 CHESTNUT STREET, PITLADELPHIA, JOHN H. TAGGART, PREOEPTOR, TRB SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE FOR RE- | CRUITING COLORED REGIMENTS, with the view of providing what the country so urgently aveds—pswely, applicants for commaud of colored troops compeicnt for that duiv—aas ettadlished a MILITARY SCHOOL at their Deadquarters, in which INFANTRY TACTICS and knowledge of ARMY. REGULATIONS are taaght gratuitously Young Men having a fair cominon school edaca- tion, and physically sovnid, aud @ pecially privates andinon comm?:sioned offcers in the srmy, wo de- sire to command colo:ed troops, are invited to become students of this &checl. Thore who alread; have military knowisige may review it. aud be prepared for immediate examina- ticn at Washington. i Thore who sara are wholly wascquainte! with tactics may remein until they are made proficient | Biudents, proper’y advanced, will be allowed to visit Camp William Penn, ¢rill aad train troops were and Lah etatid 5 piss i ‘hag init ree Sessions w: eld eve. yy, Sundays excepted, one of which will bea NIGH SR ASION. Fach applicant must apply to the Com uittse for , by a letter of his own composition and by Bimwelf, aad he must eubmnit testimo- f good character, aad receive an affirmative re efore be can be admitted to the sshool. Farther information ean be found io paupblet, ublished by the committee, whica will ba sent free io any One at a distance requesting ® copy, and itcan also he had at the office of the Committee, or at the office of this paper. | All letters addressed to either of the untersignad will be promptly answered : THOMAS WELSTES, Chairman, CADWALADER BIDDLE, Secretary. R.R CORSON, General Ageat of dommittee, it No. 1210 Cheetnat at., Philadel phis. FoR BaLr— A fast going HORSE H with BUGGY and HARNESS comoleta. A bargain at COOLKEY'B Stable, de 29 St* corner of G and 10th s'reots, 1 PRROOSVILLE ACADENT, { i Hom: School for Boys. Perms $0 per cession (21 weeks.) Address R. K. RNS, Principal i} Brookville, Montgomery co., Md. | B FOR SALE. j BING Desirous of removiog to the West, I offer for tale my interert in the Mechanica’ Say | and Planeing Mill. corner of C and 13th streets. | Termscash. Apply toJ. TRUMAN, on the prom- ises, or at his residence, 195, cor, 4thand L sts. de 2 tw* J. TRUMAN. _de 29 Im, W NOTIOB ILL Be sold’ on Sa'urdey.the Sd January, at Wall's Bazaar, cne large sorrel! HOUSR, 12 | yesteold, apd one bsy CULT, 4 yeara old, onaccount of whom they may concern, to pov charges of livery to Thoras Clarks ‘very | Steb’o, Mth and D streets de 29 3" FE OFIDAY AND NOW YEAR'S PRESENTS —I have a very large ~io2k of Fancy Goad:. Per- fumery. Ac., svitah's for Uchidsy and New Yeur’s Presents, which will bediepored «f atamall profits, Call and ree at BOSWELL'S Drug Store, de 29 317 cor Me mre and 74 At, 6u0 , ARMY BOGS | JU pOZEN PRE H KG@2?, 5 contsp rdozsa, | T. ndezen tor 93. Just ~ - for sale by W. COR WIN LURGY, orner | and <leventh ntraate. STOCK ani FIXTURBS de 29. Bi B.—LEASB, Pos wes > COUGE CANDY outfcubttke very best preparation erer | ed for Coughs. Colds, Bionsal estiors of the Throst ihe pr'neij al Drvg Stores ac lere.corner Maryland avenue a 2> cents, or 5 packager for Zi. NOTICE rold for Livery. 1d eBay 3 Pons ARE, six vears old, on the 2th of ce Idohera 4 by notify him to come forward, pay charyea and tek» them away,or I will sell’ the t Wall & Co *s Bszasr on Saterday, Jan. 2d. de 29 3t™ P FLEMMING, National Stabl-s. PLATED TEA BET, PLATED CASTERS. 1C# PITCHERS. WAITERS SNIVER. ons "SPOONS Muas, I GOBLETS, &c., Of suverior quality. A new and beautifn! assortment of the above | just received, and at low prices G. W_BOTRLER & SON, Housefurnishing Stcra. 315, Iron Hall. Penn. avenua, between yth and 10th. {Chron} de 29 3t N ARSH’8 BADICAL OURE TRUSSES OFFICE 308 F8TREET, WASHINGTON,D.C. Reference as to its eupericrity to Professors Wil- lara Parked, 248. Ms jarnochan, and ~ntine Mott. The best collection of Trusses and Orthopedic pi erie for FR ical fy eee vai upture and ita jure, Varicose Veins, Varicocele, Piles, Carv. Bpine. Bow Legs, Olub Foet, and all other Phrsical Deformities success. fully treated at this office. Also s full and well selected assortment of | Sik and Cotton Elastic stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets and Wristlets. for the relief of Vari- cose Veins, Swollen and Weak Joinis; Ladies’ Bilk Blastic Abdominal Bup- porte: #,London do.:Siding Bo'ta; Elastic Suspencers; Shoulder Bracea Bugpensory Bandages.a)! folly applied avd sat- isfaction guar- auteed. Orrionw OPEN rrom 7 A.M. tH6 PL de29-lw* TOR CORK STEEL. 4 by 4) dn by Nai % by 44 / 10,000 POUNDS. by 4) Just received and for sale b _ée teeast “PSF "Sou R. ELVANS, oun GOLDIN & OO, é PHOTOGRAPHERS. No 4 Market Space, between 8th andl 9th streets, one door east af Perry § Bro : Daving furnished our Gallery with an entire new Btoek , seared the most modern Instruments and Materisl,ano arranged.ou the most approved plan, cur ight,(under theimmediate supervision of J. Goléin, lopg known to our citizens in the Photo erepaie art,) Weere prepared to furnish the Public with BRotogrs phe. Plato, in India Ink, Water and 1Colora, trom Miniatures to Imperia! and Lite mbrotyper al! sizes, Cards da Visite and V. gcetien for Albums. Special st*ention witl be paid to copying Ambro- types ax jaguerrecty Weteve made srran; enta with Chsarles D. Fredericks & Co, Photographers, New York, to keep us constantly supplied with Osrds de Visite | of ail the Celebrities of the day, to which we in- | viie the attention of the Public Constently on bard,a full supply of the most chotee French Albums. Also, Frames of all and divds. de2t- Im’ peer ALEXANDER WOLOWSKE WILL RE | b his Rooms for 5's Jast Courage in Muzic, egal oy retary from New York, MONDAY, Jan | ith. i 41) those ¢ho desi:e to avail themselves of th: benefits of bis new snd sixplified methed, wil! leave their names at his residence, 316 F street, | £' cesim p*set FUL BRGRAVING, WASHINGTON RECEIVING HIs MOTHER'S PLESSING, engraved in the highest stvie of the art, from tht origical picture by W. HL. Pawell. °A J prcuf copy on exhibition and subscription received at J MABKRiTEa’s, No. 486 7th street 8 doors de 25-71" Odd Felio OR THE HOLIDAYS, SKATER ZUOL CHESTS, from $3.50 te $33 per set. For sale b poe ed OHN B. BLVANS, « dess-1w 308 ohne yJvasi yavenus, (Chron. and Repud | 6 00 FOR SAL CORDS OF OAK Wi sont last wi aye press Sow pepired wards from = ithe shingtoi road, ress or apply BS ee ‘KNB MODS, JOHN. 6e7t-}m* 91 North Kutaw st . Baltimore, 7 NTLEMEN 3 CLOTHING, Ihave now in my Stére,afull Stock and BACK OVERCOATS, Busluess SUITS and Drers SUIVS. A large assortment of MILITARY Officars® ecgalniton OVEROOATS. DRESS, and FaTIGUESOITS All these Goods are mi tured with the saine degree of ni oe ance. $5'5s maée to or ak tig ‘ + PUR. ro. &@ large assortment oO! men - TSHIN, : Aare bay wa tors BAe OPE. py ave.. bot iat and 1th, NOY YOR HERBING’S FIBE AND BUBG- | AGB8OL FO. R PROOF 4 venth street, full and: ple' asgoriment of these ma ‘T ? FROCK i Od A full complete petior fes. with and without ~ rwaLLe PATER? BURGLAR PROOF LOOK, ways inatore SOTORY PRIOKS, Also PAYMA\ BO. eased ‘The cost of freight is saved to the purchaser by g at the agency. ee ZL ANOLON Go 28-1 Heat et 508 Boventh etreet, ABD WOOD LUMBEB. Pe 34,4 ce ead simak Aas" and 4 it 200.000 from % to a Plan. hone as teeny th 5 | per of this city has rece LS MEDIGATED | 4 , lo answer a Yeie to show 4 O'CLOCK P. M. THE CHEEY COMMISSARYSHIP OF THE ARUY. Captain Thomas Wilson, C. 5, A., bes been appointed Chef Commissary of the Army of the Potomac, in place of Uolone! H. F. Clark, relieved and ordered to New York. Captain W. has experience and fine natural qualifica- tions for his important trust. He is the son of Joseph S. Wilson, Chief Clerk of the Land Of- fice. Major Mulford, who has managed the re- sposible duties of his office as General Ex- schange Agent of Prisoners so acceptably, is in town on officiel business. e¢ PERsONAL.—Postmaster General Blair has 30 far recovered from his recent indisposttion, we | are glad to say, as to be duties to-day. bie to resum? kis Washington Money Market—Latest Quo- tations. Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Oo., Bank. | ers: Buying. Seltthg. 100% pYCy Ww U.S Coupon Bonds, 1651 U.S. 5'5 NEW YORK EATPS—SECOND BOARD. Coupon 6's, 1981, 110; 7-30’s, 106%; Ceartifi- cates of Indebtedness, 93%; Gold, 152 ¥; Mich- igan Southern, Sie Quicksilver, 59%; Rock Island, 123; Fort Wa: | rahente, 1X. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. MEXICAN NEWS. | MORELIA OCCUPIED BY FRENCIL TROOPS. = = OTHER OCCUPATIONS BY THE FRENCH. pasa ee THE NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT RECOG. NIZED BY HOLLAND AND SPAIN, ————__ San Franctsco, Dec. 20.—The French pa- ved news from the city of Mexico to the 7th inst. he, 864; Alton and Ter- | NSERC RIT | ' The French troops entered Morelia on the | 3 ult, without opposition. Serthier bad oO. pied.Acambro, Bazaine wae at Oalieya where Comonfort was 4: inated. Mejiaoc. cupied San Miguel. Juarez and his ministers are said to have left for Durango. Bazainehad concentrated 12,000 French troops at Ualicya and Gen. Doni was at Salamanca, ls leagues trom Guanajuata. Itis stated that the Governments of Holiand and Spain haye recognized the new Mexican Government. Gen. @sgrette has succeeded Comon/ort as ster of War of Jaure: GUY Ot, : Niw Yons, Dec. 3.—The frigate Rei d'Ital has got off safely from tke beach at Long Branch. ARGE OF Ma ustice of the p Freeman, county con Supreme Court to-day, taey should not be remo x assistant District Attorney, appean for the Government, and J. E. Norris and 5. Phillips, Esqs.. for the respondents. It appears that in September last Officer J. T. a arker, of the Third Ward, arrested Lewis Hauf on charge of bigamy, and he was taken before Justice Rowland, who issued the war. rant and committed Haunt to jail fora farther hearing, but he was ont again the same day, sold off his property, and leit the city. In be- half of the prosecution the affidavits of er Parker and Mr. Schwing were read. The atf davyit of the first named States that about the 12th of September he arrested Lewis Hauf, on | the complaint of Mrs. Tereza Haur, of Phil- adelphia, charging him with bigamy, and he was taken before Jastice Rowland, who de- mended $2,500 bail, and in default com:itted him to jail. A short time afterwards witness heard that Hanuf had been released, and went tothe justice and asked why he did not give him the release, knowing that he was the of- ficer in the case, when he replied that he had given the release to Freeman, The affidavit of Schwing sets forth that he went to Justice Rowland’s with two persons to ofler as bail, which he refused, and he mat King and asked if he could get bail, to which he replied tbat he could for $1:0. Mr. Phillips, for the respondents, read the affidavit of Justice Rowland, setting forth that on the morning of the i2th of September last, Mrs. Teresea Hanif came into his office and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Lewis Hauf, tor bigamy, and he sent for a police officer, when officer Parker took the warrant and arrested the defendant. When brought before him, the complainant pivad for him no: to take bail, but to send hii to jail fora further hearing, as she world have to telegraph to Philadelphia for her witness. He set the bail at $2,500, which he refnzed to give, saying that } he could give #5,0'0 if necessary, but as long as she wished him togo to jall so bad, he woald not give bail. He (the Justice) filied out the commitment and he was sent to jail, Atwr- wards Schwing came in with a gentleman who offered to go bail, but he would not qualify us to owning property inthe District, and here fused to take him. Qn thinking the matter over, he reduced the hail to $!,50), and Schwing brought another man, who refused to go bail in thatamount. About this time officer J. F King came in and Schwing went off with bh King shortly returned to the office with J. F. Freeman, and King asked if Freeman could aot go bail, when he (Rowland) accepted hia as bail, he (F.) first qualifying as to being re- sponsible. y Mr. King’s affidavit was also read by Mr. Phillips. Mr. King asserts that Schwing, on meeting him, asked bimif he could get bail, and offered him oue hundred dollars if he did, and that he metPreeman, aud asked if he wouid bail, when he replied that he would tor a sideration, and Freeman became securi- nd he took the release and hwing’s house, but met him on the street, ud Schwing paid him the moaey, and he gave ihe release to him: the money beinedivides be- aiant and Freeman. He further t Haut vever was indicted by the nd that in the transaction he was m officer, but an individual, and iransactions are usual with olflicers, and that under the late court they were al- lowed. Chiet Justice Cartter remarked that this was a very bad practice. Officer J.T. Parker was sworn, and. testified that on the 12th ot September or October an officer was called for at the Third Ward station to so to Justice Rowland’s; that he went up, got the warrant, andarresied Hauf, andbrouzht him before the Justice, when Mrs. Terressa Haut testi: that Hauf was her husband, and the Justice said that he would set the case for the following Tuesday, it then being Saturday. The commttment was le out and he him to jalon the way passing Sch wing's house, where the prisonerleft a note. This was in the morning, aud about four hours afterwards. heard that he wasout. Haut, onthe same day, sold his property and left. Witnesssaw by ths assessor’s books that Freeman was only as- sessed at 82, Louis Schwing testified that on the day [a question, officer Parker came by his house oa Severith street with Hanf, and gave him a letter to his (Haut’s) wife, which read; + Te- ress, come up to jail.” Witness took the letter to Hauf's wife on Eleventn atreet, and went to jail to Hauf. He tock two persous to the Justice's office to go Hanf’s secnrity, but they were refused; and he asked King if he could uct get bim security, ta which he replied that knew a man who would go security for ic0; and aiterwards King met and cave him the release on which witless got Hauf from jail. : The case was here row morning, Hicuwa¥ Ropsyry.—Last night, Mr. T. Winter, a clerk in the rn, sad red tment, was dow! Fomerviltinesasyol unknown, the Twi street bridge. Winter is a well known citizen, a brother-in-law of the junior member of the firm of Browning & Keating, grocery merchants, and at the time of the assault was on his way to his home, Thirteenth street, between B and C streets south. His assailants took a valise he had in his hand and whatever of value could get hold of. Mr. Winter is very seriously, but it is hoped not dangerously injured. adjeurned until to-mor- “e —.—_—_ Fovrta Wanp Sration Oo ypenetel bb ayne, disorderly; up 3 hours. ‘elch, assault and battery; military. Philip rbert lothing to so! P: started for } Exemprvons —This morning the Board of Euroiiment exempted the folly wing-named eTSOLS* Johny M. Veogtn, {th ward, resfdeaceia Mis- sour. Wm. H. Willimms, 2d ward, erroneous enrol- ment. Senvel DeHaven, 42 ward, erroneous en- roliment. Jobn Faren, Sh ward, residence in New York. ° jSeorse Rhoben, 7th ward, over 35 snd mar- Tied. Boswell Simors, tst ward, disability. Joba O'Brien, 3th district, over 35 and mar- ried. James A Scott, 6th ward, mother elects. Rokert Hazlett, 5th ward, residence in Mary- jaud. F, Neidfeldt, 3d ward, disability. S.S. Hicks, 7th werd, over 35 and married. Oharles lor, Sd ward, disability. esd Vansciven, Sth district, over 25 and mar- rie mue! Essler, ist ward, erroneous enroll- ment. F. A. Schmidt. ist ward, resiconea in Oto. P. H. Nogent, 1st ward, over25and married. neob C. Gibson, 3d ward, erroneous enro!l- ment. Levi Brown, 4th ward. disability. John Osgeod, 4th ward, disabitity, Giinton Bayne, 5th ward, disability. Balthassr Arth, ith district, disability. James Goodall, 4th ward, disability. Edward Malone, 4th ward, erroneous enroll- ment. Chartes Grodsman, 5th ward, alienago. Wm. Tinnean, 4th ward, over 35 and mar- Tied John Sommer, 4th ward, over 45. Gerard Blumer, 4th ward, alienage. ‘Wm. Cox, 4th ward, alienags Thomas McCabe, 2d ward, alienage. Wm. Hughes, 2d ward, alienage. Robert Gidding, 34 ward, under age. E. H. Beckwith, 4th ward, disability. Alexander Eaton, 5th ward, mother elects. He CRIMINAL GouRT, Judge Olin.—Yesterday, Wm. Ryon was tound guilty of grand jJarceny. Wm. Boston was convicted of an assault and baitery, and centenced to a flae of thiry dollars. Wm. Chrismas was foand guilty of petty larceny, and sentenced to jail for thirty days. Samctel B, Gaither was found guilty of pettit larceny, and sentenced to jail tor foar months, ‘This morning, Louiss Hayes, of “Hay Stock” notoriety, indicted for keepi bawdy house, submitted her case, and was fined $259. Wm. Jones, for assan}ting and resisting an officer, was found guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of $30. Gracey West, indicted for kespiag a bawdy honse, was found guilty. James Spontnitz is on trial for keeping a bawdy house on D street, near Twelfili st. a ae AN Inpustriovs Tnizr.—Samnel Lyntle, alias Roberts, was arrested last night by Officer Brewer, cf the Third Ward, There are four cases against him: First—Yor stealing a hat from Jno. B. Rodgers. Secoud—Stealing ahat from Geo. H. Paddon. Thir ealing a beaver cloth cape from Herbert Moore. Fourth—Svealinga hat irom Andrew Schwartz. A!l these articles were stolen from the house of Mrs. Donchoo, oa Twelfth, between Eand F streets. Lyntle is an old offender, and well- known to tl lice, who haye arrested him irequently 3 He is now a sold:er in a New York re; doing daty in this city. Justice Tho a sent Rim to jail court in each ca: r& i’recinet.—Alex’r Robt McPherson, do: $355. Henry €0 Jones, do.: dismissed. Eaw! arnnk: do. George Webster Frank abeth Davis and Ann Viana Williams, sthicsed, Sich Precincté—Joha Farrell & Co., keeping bur epen after 12 o’clock at night; $10. Samnel T.ytle, alias Roberts, petty larceny, three cases; jail f also, for grand larceny; do. T assault and bat- bi Gabriel Pam- : bail for peace. Thos. Baltimore, at] und sent to jail. ing officer Crown » for catting ival given by the ved members of a Idetholist Church on nth s a h, about two 0. The injured mz was cnt in the nd has since been confined to his Vs father told the officers that it possible for the wonnded man to sur- Mger. Savoy has not been seen ited by Crown. Savoy and Ter- rrel, and left the church to make , it was supposed ; but Savoy, after cut Terrell with aknife. Justice ed Ssruel £0 gout, Giberson committed Savoy to jail for farther hearmg. Sa sige i A Harp Crvstomer.—This morning, officer Moore, et the Third Ward, arrested a woman named Mary Riley fcr stealing a pocket-book, the preperty of Frank Castiglioni. It appeared trom the evidence that Mrs. Castiglioni was sick, and the prisoner went to the house to offer her assistance for a few days, and while there the <tole the pocket-book. The pocket-book was identified, but the money was gone. Jus- ce Thompson sent her to jail for court. On the wey to jail, the prisoner resisted the officer, yelled and fought, and laid down. Rounds- man Kelly, of the Fourth Ward, went to the officer’s aid, and detective McDevitt, coning by with a carriage, the prisoner was placed in itand ccnyeyed to quod. psi“ PRESENTATION.—Christmas day, the police of the Fifth Ward presented to Miss Mary Ann Foy in Ursline Manual, handsomely bound In velve', in token of their. appreciation for the kindness che has shown in many instances when ceserving cases have occurred at the station. The presentation was made by Justice Fergu- son, end Mr. James Foy replied on behalf of the recipient, after which the comp iny partook ot her hespitality. Sie gt ASSAULT AND BaTTERY.— Jas. Welch, 2 sol- dier, was arrested yesterday by officer Thomp- son, for assaulting aud beating Richard Davis, Tt appears from Welch's statement that his sister was tipsy, and she told him that Davis furnished her the liquor, which argr2vated Welch, and he went and beat Davis. Welch was turned over to the military, he being a soldier. a Accipent.—The teamsters who have been red on 4X street, near the Arsenal, have n removed to other quarters, and the shan- 3 ted there for their accommodation were also removed yesterday. While one of the teamsters, named Rlakey, was on the roof of a shan‘y removing the boards, he was acciden- talfy precipitated to the ground and very se- yerely hurt. He was removed toa hospital for proper treatment. eee Nsw Year's Presents.—Notwithstaading the rosh made for Christmas presents at Bos- wejl’s drug store, corner of Seyenth street and Dyryland, be bas still a large stock of fancy goods. perfumery. &c. on hand suitable for N Year's presents. Coids and bronchial ficctions being now in season, he is prepared toeffectacnre by the use of his medicated cough candy. re es ete Tuk RAiLRoapUase.—The case of the Wash- ington, Georgetown and Alexandria Bailroad Compuny vs. the Corporation of Washington, is still before the Supreme Court. Mr. Stewart epoke for the company yesterday, and was fol- lowed by Hon. Reverdy Johnson to-day on the somed y. Mr. Davicge, for the Corporation, will close the cise to-morrow, and itis expected a deci- sion will short!y be given. ee Second WARD STATION CasEs.—Maria An- @eison, Mag Kirby, Mitchell, disorderly; $Leach. Michael Rollins, crunk and disor- derly; military. Timothy O'Leary, drunk; do. Patrick Marrigan, do.; dismissed. Oatharine Earan, yagrant; da ie DESERTERS ArnestEn.—The detectives of Capt. Scheetz have arrested the following per- sons as deserters: Chas. Stephens, company H, 6th Pa, cavatry; Henry Luther, company H, sth N. J; P, Riter, company K, 39th N. Y.; James Welch, Ist Disirict regiment. si amd tad 3 Bawssackgn.—Night before lasi the store of Mr. Piiuger, on North Capitol street, was bro- ken into by a number of soldiers, who ran- sucked the store, but the approach of the po lice and other pasties scared them of, they leaving four or five cavalry caps behind. 00% ND-BAN D LIARD TA- Ticst ter rats choy. ay RELLY corner of 1% abd Dts de 30. 3t* Be ARDING.—Pour geatlemen can be accommo- dated with AHoome aod Hent Board by spun a Soe "398 18th strect. between, ¥ and G. it* ‘ Ba D- WILL IMeLB- Pax ce Bigs mith and Horse-Shoecing . 4 7th. tab)! aS } bet. Fa i fois ¥ ith a fine bi the ae ads BUR YU! — Thi very pleasant “NISHED ROOMS adjoining each other, Weter snd in a convenient i . separately, ired avply woe office Bvening Star . de 3. 3t TO SEE THE MOST MAGNIF- pe LG ical and Mechanical Dore the wor! "3 Wow Year’ 2 Gaturdey afternora at3relook” “ite OREAM POR THE AOLI- Cars Large ener t ad aod Peat Cake of the best kind. cewn phia Ice on OYPICIAL, Dismissals during the week ending Decem. ber 26, 1363. Captain Jobn R. Pag+, 6tb cavalry, Misao: State militia, to date December 22, 1453, for cbedience ot orders, in failing to report before a Military Board of Examination, convened by Special Orders No. dated August 22, 1353 from Headquarters, Department of the souri, he having recejyed due notice from said Besrd to appear. First Lieutenant George L. Mochel, tith M.s- souricarvalry, to date December 23, 1 lors of all pay and allowances, “for violation of the Mth, isth,and 17th Articles of War,” in signing the names of fifteen citizens on the muster-rollof his ecompany,as enlisted mex, ia order to make it appear full for the p' of having it mustered, and causing said citi to stand in the ranks of said company while being mustered, and answer to their names, ha knowing they neyer had been enlisted; «and for conduct grossly fraudulent and prejudicia; to good order and military discipline,” in al- lowing the names of said citizens to be entered ou the muster-rollof his company for pay as enlisted men, and accounting for their absence in the column of remarks as « deserted.’ First Lieutenant John G. Chase, Ist Missouri cavalry, to date December 26, 1863, having ab- sented bimself from his command in the De- partment of the Missouri, in April, 1863, aad having been arrested as a deserter in Boston, Massachusetts, in Angust, 1563, and returned to Headquarters of said Department. First Lientenant James M. Wiley, Sth Ohio volunteers, to date December 21, 1-63, for being benstly drunk in the streets of Colambus, Ohio. Second Lieutenant V. B.S. Reber, 2d Miz- souri artillery, to date December 21, 1563, wit! loss of all pay and allowances, for mutiny, disobedience of orders, neglect of duty, aad de- sertion while under arrest. Second Lieutenant August Knittle, 17ith New York volunteers, to date November 3), 1903, for absi nce without leave. Second Assisiant Surgeon Albert S. Mitchell, chnsetis volanteers, to date Decem- er 6, 1203, with loss of all pay and allow. &ui¢es, for cowardice, misbehavior in the pres- ence of the enemy, and disobedience of or- Dishonorably Discharged. Second Lientenant Robert E. Bayne, 40th New York volunteers, to date December 1), 1563, on tender of resignation on account of in- comyetency on the battle. fleld. Dismissals Revoked. The orders cf dismissal in the followiag ve been revoked: eon James Fisher, United States volan- he is reinstated with pay from the ismissal Cuptain B. J.T. Hanna, Assistant Quarter- Taster of volunteer: Lie titenant L. King, 71h Ghio volunteers, dis- charged on tender of resignation. Restored to Commission. he following offlecrs. hereiotore @ are restored provided the vacanci been filled by the Governors of thi Stater. Captain George L. Guthrie, 5th New volun » with pay from the date at which rejvins his regi.cent for duty. Captain John Graham, $3d Pennsylvania yolunterrs, with pay from the date at which he rejoins bis regiment fer duty. respective DING .—Plessant Rooms. suitable for a tieman and lady; si*o Bosid for single gent-emer ean be had at 173 Second street west, heiween Baud O streets, within a abort dist sot the Avenue, Capitol, and Depot. da 36 3t* en asmall hes PALB--Immediat+ posse #197 gi FKAM¥ ROUSE, 4 rooms, on Ste . ror'hof Penn avenus within 10' yards street Tsilrea@, opposite the new Publis #chool House. For terme :naqvireof J. T. CLEMENT'S, No & Ftreet no) th, near 4t street west. de 3) 3 (OR SALE—An excellent FAMILY HORSE; gcod size; well broke for doubls or ingle carriage; Warrsnied true snywiare: SSW Terms reasonable, Can be seen aftar four: o’cicck, at Fourth street west, between M and N. de £6 3t* 1 BSWARD —Stiazed or stolen, about & q ek ago,a Dark-bay HORSE, with b'ase face. one glass eye. and hicd feet white. The above reward will be given if returned to 1HO3S O'DONNELL, Va avenve, bet. 43¢ and oe rip e (Island ) STRAMER BALTIMORE HAS ABRIV. FROM ) New York and is now dischargin, cargo at foot of High street, Geor, torn, Conrigcess ysis weet the reception noeir is at once, det MORGAN & BHINEHABT, Agents. RE THE DRAFT. “4XEMPTION PAPERS Accurately and promptly executed, on reasonable terms, at the office of DANIEL ROWLAND Justice of the Pease, No- tary Public, Commissiorer. &e . No. 428 E streot, x the Gcnera pet Office. No cbarga for coun- DANIEL ROWLAND. ‘shed Booms, at moderate prices, for sia le persons or families. Location pleasant, near Pa avenue—southwest corner H acd 2ist strevte. Ore Scow, (for two.) 850 per month; fire anilight extra. Emall Reoms, $25 each. Tab'e Board, 95 per week. . da 30 3t* IARIES! DIABIMS! FOR 1864! FOR 1864! 75 Vaniavins! 75 Varretr ALL STYLES! ALL BIYLES! jessleand Wholesale and Mie ert Retail! DIARIES! FOR 1864! 76 Vartaties! ALL BTYLES! Wholesale ani Retail! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! METROPOLITAN BOIKSTORE, 332 PENN, AvEFuE, Between Nioth and Tenth Strests, @7°Sert to tho ARMY FEER OF POstTaGa, oe i j CAUTION! sOBT OR STOLEN. 25 U. 8. 5-20 BOND? OF #1000 RACH, with Coupons attached, firs Oou- ycus maturing May 1 1834 iption cf Bou -Ist series. Istsacics, Nor i) to $451] inclvgive..._..-...23 serias. No, 24514 No 545'6 and Ro 5366%,...__ 2d aries, Also, 10U.*, £-2i Bonds of Gl casa, Registered, bearing interest from Dee. 24. 1833 pigabla to Tr. U States, ia trust.&c. Nos. 12788 to 127¢ - cinsive. Ail the above described Bonds ore eesigned on ths tacks to the Treasurer of the United States,in tivst fer the bt National Sank of Sr, Psal, and isped by the President or Cashiar. a All persons are cantioned against recsiving or necotts‘ieg raid Bonds, or any of tag Coapons tearing theavove mantion-d numbers. HORACK THOMPSON, Cashier, First National Bank of #t Paul, aoa Paul, Minnesota, Deo, 2nd, 185). ett UBLIO BALE OF VERY VALUABLS REAL APD PEESOFPAL PLO?ERTY. On TUESDAY, the 1th day of January rext, the unéersigned, Executora of the #state of Conrni Meyl deceared, will cffer st Public Saie, on tne emites, "She urdiviled half of the celebrated YORK EPKINGS PROPERTY, situated in Lattimore township, County, Pa., about one mile pos the villege of Petersburg on the Tarnpik lerairg from Qarlitle to Baltimore. cont atc ut 45 Acres, more or less. upon which i a lerge Two-rtory #ton Bory Brick butidin, ng. with Stov Loe Howse fgrice House, Ba’ ns, Out houses for ser Tone. Nine-pin Alley, Houses, Bara and Bhods, with otber cut built Tiia property bas jong been celebrated as a wrtinine srace’ and har always beet ocowded with visitors ¢u ing the Bummer seaton. The 2885 are large and wel] arranged, end are ruflisiest to accommodaie comfottahiy 16) viritors. These Eprivgsare of exay scoest either from Philadelphia or BaiUmore. and the weil known medicinal quali- ties of the water and the hegitny neighborhood in which they are a ote oes it one of the most erirable pro} iea in the 8. $ Allo oa The rawe day.and continuing from day to (ay until all is gold, The Persona! Proserty of ie iit a anid a ablic Bale. exsisting taiadoeegent wi acid nitare, Bat Fixtures, ete. 2 te_to commence at 10 oytiouk, A. Bon ad — G4 peek sees 35 sold OEF pao aftemion will and terms of sale made known on day ‘a MOUL i ‘A 5. GARDNER, Ces 3t Esesutrixzes. san cave, CHAFING DIBHXS. COFFEE pe an TUBESNS. Ko. VETER ‘Open tgs dey and for ales prices. pene Btore, 318, Iron Hall, Penn. avenue. between Nath aad Tenth. 7 de $9-3t {Chron.j OORB’S WEST BND DRUG i Puxn. AVENUE, 113 pis tery Onbacd a lar, a clea, P Coctomery oltes ‘cis cheap as « - Cesk orgs Books, &o. A le is AL OIL! L orp?