Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1864, Page 1

EET EE AT CL BE CANTERBURY BALL. AND. BEL LSCANTERBURY HALL.( TH SATEB Lovrsiana AVBRUB, streat, Kear of Wattonal and Bear Corner ef Femara pee = once Lea. ---- —--——— : =~ Proprietor oie Botton a iallet Mentor Lovis SroLLosy. Jeux Barvra_. ‘Musical Director ————— ee RESIDENT, BY THE PRESIDENT, But by the Proprietor of thi t i. who cordially invites the friendrot, A™*¢?>O? LINCOLN AND JOHNSON LINCOLN AND JOHNSON LINCOLN AND JOHNSON LINCOLN AND JOHNSON LINOOLN AND JOHNSON As well as those of To assemble in force to-night at THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE, THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE, THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE, THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE, THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE, THE IMMORTAL CANTERBURY, THE IMMORTAL CANTERBURY, THE IMMORTAL CANTERBURY, THE IMMORTAL CANTERBURY, THE IMMORTAL CANTERBURY, And witness a representation ofthe sovl-stirring Melo Drama THE DUMB GIRL ‘HE DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THE PUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THK DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA, OF GENOA, OF GENOA: OF GENOA With that incomparable Actress and GLORIOUS BEAUTY G:OR1OUS BEAUTY GLORIOUS BEAUTY GLORIOUS BEAUTY GLORIOUS BEAUTY CHERRY BELL, CHERRY BELLE OHERRY BELL CHERRY BEL CHERRY BELLE. CHERRY BELLE, CHERRY BELLE, CHERRY BELLE, CHERRY BELLF, CHERRY BELLE, Io her favorite role of JULIETTA, THE DUMB GIRL, JCULIETTA, THE DUMB GIRL, J v. LIETTA, THE DUMB GIRL, JULIETTA, THE DUMB GIRL, JULIETTA, THE DUMB GIRL, erin A NO RIVAL, A NO RIVAL. ac NO RIVAL, ACKNOWLEDGES NO RIVAL. ACKNOWLEDGES NO BIVAL, The Drama has been gotten up with much care and will be presented in astyle challenging com- i with an Pee non we PIRST OLASS THEATRE, Second Week of the GREAT CO GREAT CO MISS JENNI MISS JENNI MISS JENNI EDY DUO, EDY DUO, JOHNSON, JOHNSUN, OHNSON, an J CHARLEY KANE, CHARLEY KANE, OHARLEY KANE, Who will sppear inthe new version of the gide- splitting Negro Burlesque, entitled the nd abso JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN, in an entire new olio of BURNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, BURNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, BURNT COKKOGRAPHICALITIES, Assisted by his Corps d’Ethiope. DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, The world’s Champion Olog Dancers, whose abili ties also as double song anddance performers are unsu: passed. JOSH HART, JO3H HART, JO3H HART, ‘The capital Comedian and Negro Delineator, J.J. DOUGHERTY, J.J. DOUGHERTY, ‘J. J) DOUGHERTY, ‘The fat te Versatile Actor and impersonator of Old Man characters, i DICK COLLINS, DICK COLLINS, DICK COLLINB, Banjoist and Comedian JOHNNY REDDEN, JOHNNY REDDEN, JOHNNY REDDEN, LOUIS S8ZOLLOS8Y, LOUIS SZOLLOS3Y, LOUIS 8ZOLLOSSY, Maitre de Ballet and Male Dancerj MISS LAURA LE CLAIRE, MISS LAURA LE CLAIRE, MIS8 LAURA LE CLAIRE, The charming Vocalist, Danseuse, and Come dienne. The celeb: THB ALBUM OF BEAUTY, THE BUM OF amare > L THE ALBUM OF BEAU Composed of _ SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIES, Presenting an UNEXAMPLED ARRAY OF LOVELINESS seldom Witnessed Upon one stage. WESN THE WHOLE MAMMOTH COMBINATION THE WHOLE MAMMOTH COMBINATION THE WHOLE MAMMOTH COMBINATION In one Splendid entertainment, arranged eapecial- fy to suit the Tastes of All LADIES’ AND CHILDREN LADIES’ AND OBILDREN LADIES’ AND OHILDREN Mast bear in mind our regular SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINER, SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE, BATUKDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE, Whenall the Gems of the Evening’s Entectain- ment will be given. BEVERAL NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION THE FRENCH SPY Will be produced ON MONDAY NEXT. RICES OF ADMISSION. Parquette, Balcony, and Gallery ... _. B cents chestra chairs....——.-- -—-—- Wcents rved Orchestra seats. . ++ —--—-—- Th cents wer Private Boxes, holding six persons... $6 00 pper Balcony Boxes... —_ from 10 in the morning till 2 p. m. NOTICE —An entire new Company for the Canterbury, embracing samieat tha neat. est wonders and most Talented Artistes in the Profession. ‘ The Canterbury will shortiy be enlarged, the entire building having been leased for that pur- hi | i. MILLER & CO., “ SUBSTITUTES!!! SUBSTITUTES!! AGENTS FOR THE QUOTA OF THE DISTRICT, No. 511 Ninth street west, near Pennsylvania av, MEN! MEN! MEN! Always ready tobe mustered tor one or three < oe most reasonable prices. ‘a anh det ther, A KNOWN ANDEELIABLED N. B—Runners and others in the business most berally dealt with. wm MILLER sep 20-2m Tustice of the Peace. a 4 BURB & BROTHER, DEALERS IN HATS, Caps, BOOTS, SHOES. UMBBELLAS, &0. No. 383 Seventh street, near I street. oo 21-im ou, XXIV. AMUSEMENTS. G@ROVEHK’S THEATER. Pennsylvanis Avenue, near Wilard’s Hotel. In consequence of the death of MR, B. T. GRO- VER, (brother of Mr. Leonard Grover,) there will be NO PERFORMANCE at thie Theater to-night. C.D, HESS, Acting Manager. FORD'S NEW THEATER. Tenth street, adove Pennsylvania avenue. BENEFIT OF Mi J. B. RORERTS, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE THE GREAT SPECTACLE, With all its new Scenery and Wonderful Effects. AGI: AL TRICKB AND TRANSFORMATIONS, MAGI: N/a BRACTIFUL APOTHEOBIS. oe AND TABLEAU OF RESPLENDENT GLORY. FRIDAY EVENING, November 4, the Graud Romantic Spectacle of FAUST AND MARGUERITS. MEPHISTOPH BLES. .-Mr. J. B Roberts MARGUERITE. Miss Alice Gray During the evening the band. under the direc- tion of Prof. Wni_Withera, jr, will perform the fpirit-stirring UNITED STATES MILITARY QUADRILLE, TO MORROW (SATURDAY). LAST NIGHT OF _ FAUST AND MARGUEKIT Curtain rises at quarter to 8. Or» FELLOWS’ HALL. Complete Triumph of SANDERSON’S MUNSTRELS, ONK WEEK LONGER. ‘rand Changes of Progamme to-night, NEW SONGS. DANCRS, AND ACTS Doors open at7; commence at 8. RADY’S GYMNASIUM, 2.84 D =6 LA. AV., NOW OPEN. THIS NEW GYMNASIUM. FOR PHYSICAL c THE MOST COMPLETE IN THE COUNTRY, I8 NOW OPEN. ,Clastes for Gentiewen and Boys in constant prac- tice. Terms, $3) per year, $21 for six months, or $15 for 3 months. which entitles the subscriber to admission to Gymnasium, fruméa m. till 10 p.m., and the free use ofe Locker, Reating and Chess rooms, Classes, and Hot and Cold Baths. &c Classes for Ladies and Misses in the Light Gym- nastics. orming. oc 4 2w* ABNER 8. BRADY. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROL UM COMPANY. CAPITAL 8TOCK, $1,000,000. 100.000 SHARES AT $10 EACH, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $5 PER SHARE. LANDS YIELDING LARGELY. OFFICERS: HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President. WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice President. ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary. Books are open for subscription at the office of the Company, No. 24 Empire Building, 71 Broaa- way, New York, The ‘ands of the Company ere situated inthe heart of the Oil Region, and include portions of those well-known localities, ‘tthe McElhenny farm, the two McClintock farms,’ and other proved aad valuable working territories, includ- ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter- ritories along Oil Creek and in West Virginia, now under process of successful development, and oil is already regularly and lergely produced trom several wells upon them. Address the Company, P. York. OQ. Box 5365 New oc 23-3m CLOTHING. GOING !—GOING !—-GOING! DOWN THEY Go, AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES! J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS., THE GREAT CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON, No. 460 ann 464 SEVENTH STREET. OProsite Pogr Orrice, ALL GOODS SPONGED. find all the Where you can Omi gaT BIYLES or ENCH, 7m ENGLISH, ND AMERICAN WALKING COATS. LATEST STYLES TOP PANTS, Exe DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS, AND BUSINESS SUITS, IN, PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMBRE. Togeth ith the ee LARGEST sTOCcK BOYS OLOTHING IN THE OITY. N. B.—We also have THE LARGEST STOCK oF PIECE GOODS La _. CUSTOM WORK. All of which we offer at z UNUSUAL LOW PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, SUSPENDERS, 9 Ae, Sy Xe. J. H. SMITH, No. 460, And SMITH BROS., No. 464, CLotmiers anp Mercuant TAILORS, Seventh street, opp. Post Office, oc 25-3m Washington. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE. ASBESSOR’S OFrice, x WASHINGTON, October 81, 1864. Notice is hereby given that the list of assess- ments for the Special Income Tax fur 1863is now in this office, No. 46% 7th street west, open to the inspection of all persons disposed to examine the fame for the space of ten days from this date, dn- ring which time appeals from the assessment will be heard +f presented in writing, And as itisdesirable that allshould beara just proportion of the taxes imposed by the Grovern- ment, it is earnestly solicited that a genern! ia spection of said list may be made by all those wno desire all others, as well as themselves, ‘o bear their proper proportion of said tax, and to givethe necessary information of those who have not made aretarn, or where the return ig not as full as it ought to be. All persons who have not made returr because of absence or sickness, and do not by the expira- tion of the aforesaid ten days, will be assessed and Afty per cent. added to the tax. P.M. PRARSON, oc a-dtNovld _U. 8. Assessor for Dis. Col. \HE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE Te onlereot RORMAN PLAN.! oF 8 enlari 0 double i ity. i SEUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner Pa. av. and Uth st., Washington, D, C. This hotel, the oldest conducted on the European lan in this city, bas beem emlarged and improved in every way necessary for the accommodation of the increasing guests. Thankfuifor the patronage already received, te Proprietor hopes that by attention to business we continue to receive patronage as heretofore. Guests will only be cbarged with what they receive, Charges are moderate. oc 25-tf P. EMRIOH, Proprietor. ee I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, letters bear ramen on the personal estate Augustus T. Sioussa late of Washington city, D, deceased, All persons having claims ag: it tl said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, onor before the 25th day of October next; they may ciherwise by jew be excluded from all ben- | e estate. Given under my hand this 2th day of October, THO. J. FISHER, Exesutor. 0c B-law3w and four- -hand HARNES greg Order ea ee ets ascend BAD LBS and IDL Apply to H. apt pao netrere: oe 24 rr and handsom: ti mn LINEBY, to whieh ¢ Gien is invited. Parting tion of the 1a: oc 11-Im* HILLS AND FEVERS—; Go at once to MUORE’S D} Ponnsylyania avenue, West Bea rons x bottle of Ague ‘They are warran' and pro Gary gidnecheesofeis Anse NOTICE-FoR SALE.—590 seta of teat ty 8. JOHNSTON, nd th streets, T-lm* reat, SHAKE NO MORE— BELLOW ‘a PINE CoL- + LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1864. OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. 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W. —_—_—_»—___ GENTLEMEN’S LIST A Arthurs Andy Armour Cap JE Albertson Maj R Amos&bon Atwell JD Asbrow LC Aukeny AT Aiken HonJ© Avery Thos-2 Acams Chas W AlexanderJ — Arbuckle T J Auger Col A W Allien Julian E Ayshford Wm Adams ChasC Allift John Arrison WB Avery Serg’t © Alexander J M Arnold Wii Aniem ChasM Andrews Isaac Anderson W Alexander D Adams John Aintey oe Arnold Alney Adams Milton P Au bud Adare Beancis Armandt Paul Anderson W I B Bemrey Albt Bedient HonGH Books Jas ButterworthaAF Boud Geo J Burt Jno Bacon AlbtG BoalaG W Boone Jas B Berthoud AP BelleyHenry Babcock Lew D Brunson AC BowenH3s Babcock Lester Beerron8ergAG Bash Henry Bearer Cap L Buchmyer A Bromley AM _ Beirne Mr Barkley Chas Bartella LtH 8 Bickwell M BartlettO R Bickle HS Bradley Geo BollandGolC Bond H G@ Bridwell M T Ballance C Biiss Henry BarkeM Pe Barwart Chas Blunt H W-2 Barker Capt N Breitling Chas Bennett Hon H Berg Otto Brewster Cap C Bousall H W Broadnead 0 Bowker DrChs Bush Henry Bennett Patk Bern C Bartlett H M Butler Pierce Betts Chas Bradford HC Burton Robt T Buckley CapC_ Berfield Jno Barber Pat Brosman DanlA Burnbam Jas Ballenger Bichd Buck Dennis M_ Bassler J H Bynum Robt Bennett Cap DF Biddle J Beaston Cap 8 Bragunier Dd Bender Lt Jos Ball Sami T Barraod Dr DC Baroun Burket Saml 8 Babcock Dennis Blanchard J8 Buckmaster 8 M Brown Dennis-2 Bodiner Jno Beatty Lt Sam! Bollman Bavid Burlon Jos Bennett Sydnor Baker Dr Barker JnoE Buck Semi L Plaksles Chs D sy zee © Buck Lt Gh owen atty eanlien Brockett EH Bryans Son, JV Broderick Thos BradfordHonKEC Butler JnoM Brown Thos BrenvermapBW Bryant Jas Belton Thos F Burk Edwd F-2 BowenJ & hos Bowers Edw 8 BronsmadeJ B Bryee Hon WA Brower Li BT Bales cob Wad Barter Bowde: parti low EM dnoB Brant Wm Evening Brackett Fredk Brewster FC Beariaee Gan 2 eardslee Capt Bobst Geo Bolter Geo Bartlett Geo Brown Geo H Cc Cross Gap Amos Classon Geo L CampbellA A Cri Gbristans & o ‘appere Au Cleary Arthur Cooper Alfred Crawford LtaM Cari Aaron Clark Cap BC Conay Bernard Coombs Chas H ox CH CarrolCloudisly Cleary Chas Curting Chas Chalfant Dr OM Colchester C H Conkey Chas @ Cafferty D Cooley DW Cornman D Garback& Som E Conner Edward Clark F W Comrad Fred’k fford G A Cook Geo Cushing Geo W Church Geo H Corson Geo B DeLaske Albt-2 Dunlap Ma) Dickins Asbury Dunbar Alex Drake AJ Dodge A Dewden Benj Denison C A Donoghue O Dean OM Dales David DeWitt Col DP Dickinson DA Dolan D A Duell Denia Davis David C-2 Dasey John F Day Rev J H Daley Denvis Daugbtiry EH Dow : Davis Hon F F Davis Geo AV Brooks Jno Boyd Wm Jno Boyce Wm A Barns JasJ Booney Wm C Barnes Jno Bannon Wm jarnes Jos Burbank LtwB Byrny Jno Brown Wm J Bright J D Brollier Wm Beall Jas H Bambridge Wm Breese Lt J B Coe John Thos 8 Geo Clark Jos BO Caldwell Ben L Culanan Lott. Champlin Hor Courtois Louis Conway Cap HS Ohemberlain L. Curry HC jasy& Murhell Collins Capt H_ Clark Moses W Colton Henry F Gelman Mr Carrall Joseph Cormack Mr GarterJasB Cannon Martain Conway J 0-2 Oooper M Corby Ira Coyle P OlemmersonJos Callerbergre P Charles Jos Caise P K ChampiinJ F Osalderwood R Captve Jacob Cafferty Robt Crandel Jos Clapp 80 CoburnJ A Cease Sam! Colton J J Casey HonSL ComptonJ W Curtis Sami F Growellgos P Conter Sein Cailerdos TL. 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Gilman Capt JH Greenwood 8 Gillingham A Graff Jas Gireland T Gordon 02 Geanets Jas Garner T Gillis Maj C Gracuss J E Gary Win Gurver Davis Green Jasper Gibson WH Geiger D2 GravesCaptJ W2 Gardner Wm GermuellerF Griffin Mich’ Geutrey Wm GroneneigerG Gilbert MJ Gibson W B Games G Gossetine M L2 Gallagher W Gyon Henry George ME Glouns Wm Greenfield H Green MC Greer W J GentensburgJ Gray NS_ Gross WH Grindle Joshua Gale Philip Grey W HIE GrossmayerJ Green RH Groat Wil Graham Jno Geaming R Garnet W Garretsen J Graham 88 Grifith WS Granger 1 H Groh 8 H Hall G OP HayJS olly A all Geo a) Hassler A B Hill Geo Halt Jno N-2 Hanley BT Hetrger Gus Hughes James Hawkins CharlieHofimanG@ | Bill JnooH HoldenC W Hunt Geo Hine Joel Hanse Chas Houghton Geo SHirsh Isaac Houehton Capt Holman Howes LT y ie HE Hatchkiss L P Haywood Chas Hyde Henry Hall Lt Heil Chas P Higgins HA Huber Mr Hilwith Hinkley HC Hays Mich Hill Ch {unt nd Hall M V HavensClaud HelperH B Hurlburt Maj Hewett C N Holden H M Huff Martin Heck CC Hudy HJ Hannagan MF Hoover C Hahn HF Hernernlez DrM Hecron Ones 4 Henning ae Hopkins N B-2 Houghton Capt Hurley John allaran CW Howard JW Halley Pat Hinkley Chas Hartin John Horner P B Heath DavidW-3Hoover Joseph Henry Capt P M Hart Dennis HudsonJnof Harden Robt-2 Higgins David Heisler John Hubbard Sol HiliG W Hatchinson Rev Hummel! Sol Hodgkins DrDW_JB Hall Stephen Hoges H Poppet Capt J CHoplin Sam Harris Egbert Helland Julian Howard Sam HaneyAlexicol) Harning JH Holden Thos HunterE A HarrisJames Halley Thos Hoffman B Harnbrook J‘b Hoskinson Capt Harmon E Hudson Jno H3 TJS Hanlin F-2 Hartman John Hollihand Thos Hessler F J Hillegas Fred Hill Frank anna Franci Holtin Cap F @ Harrison F E Humpureville@ Halleran Jno Horton Jas Han gstetter Jno Hickok WF Hawkins JQ Hardy John Hirst Jos. Harley WwW Hawes J K Hunter Wm HopkinsGP HandsJnoS Hempshire Wm Holman G M Hazelton r — J JobnsonAG-2 Johnson Jno Jackson LB Joily AllenS JohnatonJas Johnson Lewis Jackson Adison Jochiem JH JonesMH Jennings A Jobnaton Mast Jones Michael Jebnson Benj JM JonesM M Jayne BenjK JobnaonJC@ Jones Jayne BG Irvin Jas D- Joslin Cap PL IrvinChasl JohnsonIT-2. Ives RS < Johnson C M Johuston Jno A Jackson 8am ‘1 & Co Jacklin Edw’ Jones Fountain Jacobs Frank Jewett Geo M Jones Geo Kendig Rev AB Kelley B Frank K Keller Casper Kupfer Chas 8 Kenney Chas King Chas W Jackson Jas W Jordan Berg SF Jewell Jos Johnson Bel’m’n Jones Jno A Johnson Thos JoyceJnoL — Irvin Gol Wm Jones Jno Jones Wm M Kolb Jno NA rHenryW Kimball L M irl Henry C Kenely Michael Keighn Marry Koox MV B Krosen Henry S Kelly Owen K a Kirkham HA Kip Seret Jas cn Christian Kelley Jno Kelley Patrick Fine conden Kingsley © Kiefer Phillip Key DM. Keller Jas (or King Peter Knight EdwH Callaghan) KennedyCaptRA ern Kelis Job Kendig Sam1 B Kinney Elias KreuzerJos Kane Wm Kimball E A Kennon Jas Kiog WW KempDrEdwinA Kidner Jno Kleine Win Knabe Fr Kearns Jno Kies Lt Wm H Kaper Geo Kilpstrick Jas E Keen Warren J King Geo Kettlewood LtJ Kaapp Dr Wm D King Geo KortsJ B Killmon Wm H King G W Keene Jas| Keames Wm Kellogg Henry King Tae G@ KellyWH Lopink Adam Low Geo L. Laiser Jno A Layton AW LilibridgeLtGW Lee Jos Lawrence AG Lightner Hopk’sLeland L B Lawrence Col ALarman Henry Lincoln LoringF Lawrence And Alf Lazall Ben) F Leighton Ben} FLeonard Jno Lybolt Chas is M Howell Lt Cbas Lettington H jr Lea Luke o Loveland JasD Lemon OT one 2 athrael pt Laurie Jno Lei T ahowellnoR “bagroncs LB? Lesire Jas Longnecker DanLivermore JnoMLinton Saml Lemons Enoch Leffier Blias Little Baw K Lavine Frank Launtz FranklinLowrey Jno H Langenfelder G \ OnE LtGeo H Lougee Geo Mayhew AL McCoy Albert McKean Allen Moore ODK Merle a4 one A bh AW ners wen Megorde BF es MeMenna Chas Merritt CB2 Morr: Chss Muller Lt Gol 0 Lipsett Jos Linthicum Th J Tasker Jno 0 Loic Wm HE indsay J Parl di Leldig Jno We Lighttost Wr Lewis Wm J Loomis J PorterLongbreak Wm Lewis Jno M Li Lay JooF oring Wm M Elhoue J Mi icElhone McDonough J meGres Nt McIntire& Ellis Mauley Oliver ey McCleilan O MenekhimJ A McCarty Pat'k Meyer J W Murphy Pat’k Minehart Jne Mactal MajR Marten Jas Moss RI Mayloand W MontgomeryJ Martin Rob’t MuvganJno Mauer Theod’e Marey ae Malleus Phos tealf nde etealf J F Mindler T Merret Adjt J Moriarty 4 y passes © 4 furphy Morgan JF Matthews Bo dacebte’s'< Star. WASHINGTON. D C.FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1864. T-ELEGRAPHIO NEWS. eee = Lecindn SOUTHWEST. ore About Gil! Victery—Hoed’s Reo . ported Movements, |, ASHVILLE, Oct. 29.—Gen Giltem’s victory in East Tennessee was more decisive ana im= stant than was at first su; . The rede srces were Gen. Vaughn's East Tennessee t and Gen. Palmer’s North brie fgade. The fight was at Panther <8, On the 26th. Vaughn's brigade was tina soe Position when Gen. Giliem ved te attack. Theattack was made with true Ten.. nessee impetuosity, and, after an cone flict, the position was carried. Vaughn's men were abort tofly, when Ps}- mer's brigade came to the rescue. The Sight ‘Was renewed with greater severity than be~ fore. Our caval: chaiged a) onem. with lond abouts, ing 3 ly thelr sabres. The infantry followed up charge, and, after a McFearson KE Mitchell J Mworay WD short but di h Mahon Capt BA re gD Mathis WA rebels ye a and ual sates vated Molich Fred M orney J R McMillan WH fusion and dismay. Forty of them were McPeters@ = Merrick F = McGrath Wm killed, and more than 200 ded, McIntireGK MackleyJP © Muller WL captured. SI ee Mellur G W MedlicottJ J Marshall WD paaseeans. eu. Gillem’s troops were ali Ten- MorganG W = Mart JJ Montgomery W | am, . His loss was comparatively small, Mace G A Morse J W Mworay W B ong the prisoners were a colonel, majo® PSHE, ack doe! Meghan Wit | Mtoctane ware eines Fede! Captain eDow: en farchai : Korey : thaws A Marsh * we ree m, with his battery of four ered! 3 clotire ~ eGlenuan ensTs % ‘ad McCreary J Murphy Mr Wilson & Tumor that Hood's en is in that neighborhood is hardly credited, We are McGahan Jno Miller doubdtless prepared for anything that May turn McMillenJ M McNeal ieh’l Maddox WAF M . Nw up. General Rousseau is displaying his Newinger A Nash B Nuttell Jne H characteristicenergy. General Barnard is in Nobles Alex Newrath F Nalley Jeff town. Newfelt A Noggle Geo Neiser Morris . Norton A R raon Ger Neal MJ Guerrilla Warfare in the Southwest. Nellis Chas M-2 ier Gow Needham Peter Cairo, Noy. 2—Two hundred United States Nichole © S Naylor Henry WNebringerAsSur | cavalry, who were recently sent across the Newton A Nowe ue meee Be river from Memphis to hunt the gherrilias, Woves DM Neleoa H a” Hoven & rhe er | came upon & small force near Marion, and cap. o-g ae thirty gens of arms. — en two ies berond Mario: Geinchae? SBarselly — guepet 4 | upon six or ight Rundied rebele, and, after Overholt DB-2 Obourn Jno O°Brien Mich skirmishing, our forces fell buck to the river, Jno O’Brien RW followed by the enemy. The rebels were driven. -2 back in confusion by one of our gunboats, and a number of prisoners and horses were cap= tured by our forces, Loss of a Mississippi Steamer, Cairo, Nov. 2.—The steamer Universal, bound up, strnck a snag and sunk when fifty Miles above Memphis, on Sunday. Four or five of the passengers and the same number of Orndod Dorsey O’Don' Olmsted Geo W Ott Ji P Pugh And M Poisal F A Partridge LW Pierce Amos 3 PinkhamF J Prey Capt PJ mA A Patterson HL Patterson Robt liips& BrookePersom HarrisonPickin BR P Prentiss HA | Pane RH tine Maj HA Porter Dr R H tersonllenry Patten R G Partridge H F Pane Sam rebel prisoners were drowned. Seventy-ti FPouton Obas Berry Dry is prels Bam rebel prisoners from Vicksburg were on Doard, Pa v i e Cy PheippCH ParsonaJ T —_Pery Solomoa twelve of whom, including @ captain, escaped. The remainder were brougnt up on the steamer Belle, from St Louis, and forwarded to Chica go. The steamer Universal was a total loss. Peeple De Witt Peters J W Potter Thos A Porter Capt DW Porter Isaac 8 3 Prince WH Parker EA-2 PhelenJohn BE Pettit WH PooleEV PachJ _ Quin Jas W_ Two thousand barrels of pork belonging to the PaulsonE _ ‘PhillippiLM Quenzel Julius Government were among her cargo. Pollard Francis watts Sap cad a ie fk wee reticle Arkansas. iddle ierdan Jno yan Pat JATRO, Noy. 2.—Five hundred Federa’ - Reier Adam Ryon Jno-2 Ross Oaypt RJ alry were sent from Little Kock, Area Rood BUA D2 Pyaar poninson R& Co | tew days since, and encountered the pickets Roterts Ben} Roycroft Jno A Richardson Silas | Of ® largeforce of Texas Rangers at Camden. Kallo Const’ne ReganJosF Ress Cal A dash was made into the town, and after a Rankin Jas H severe fight the rebels were driven out, le: Richards Jno t, leaving Ruggles Sumner a number of killed inour hands. Oar total RorzOL Randall Charlie E Rooney Tim RueglesCD — Russell JasT ~— Roach Thos P ss Wi Rowland Dan! Ray Mr Kobey Thos ee vest ee: Radcliffe EldH RussellJasA Roth VC is a Rem naton Edw Ries Juan Kichstein F FROM NEW ORLEANS. obinson eese Jaco ngera Win F Agreement for an Exchange o Rice Geo Ross Jas G@ Rodecker Wm s ‘All Quict im Mobic 7 Rinz Geo A Roora LtJ L Recter Wm H 2 : = RowzerGC Ross Jessie = Rodecker Wm N | | N&w York, Nov. 3.—The steamer Monterey, Russell G Roth Jas BE Remick Wm F from New Orleans on the 25th uit., Das ar. Ream & Godey Riga Jno Rowan Jno. rived. Ramsey Geo W 2Roach Jos Russell Dr WmR A letter from General Ullman’s department, Ransaher Geo — Rice Jno Ruppler Wm at Morganzia, of the 2ist, states that the rebel Richardson G MRevel Lawrence Roach Henry T Robinson MB RoyallJno¥ Rotherfield M Rainsey Wm H Bameey Wm agent of exchange has communicated with General Lawler, stating that a garge number of prisoners, intended for exchange, were on steamers, which, on account of low water, were ashore. He proposed landing and march- ing them down, to be exchanged for the same number of rebels, which he ((jeneral Lawler) sentup from New Orieans, and the exchange will be effected at the mouth ot Red river. A rebel officer also informed General Lawler that Capt. Lee, of (,uantrell'’s guerrillas, wit s Schrader Alb 2 Show Geo W Stoples LM Sims Arthur Senter Hon G B Smith Major Strause Aaron Simmons KvilE28wan Mr Beuder Anthony Snyder Hor’o W Sturgis MC Snell Bex} Smith Hugh W Saito MC Sargent Maj BWSmith Cap Il M 8weeney Mike StephensC B- Stevens HarH Smith Serg 0 Steward Obas Stroman Hen C SchoonoverOA Schaefer Casp-2 Smith Henr 8u n Patk .. Folter Chae? Bhailer Gap H™ Bullivan Peter | One hundred desperadoes, dressed in Union Sam pron Capt C Sight Henry Smith P F uniforms, were just beyond the Atchatalaya, Sparke ChasT Stillwell HW Somerville RH river, aud the rebel General Smith had sent Btine Daniel E Spencer Henry Stores RL word to the colonel commanding that district Smith Daniel Symmons Hugh Steele R H ct Ze U ttl S| Sturtevant DO Belden Jas not to recognize them nor permit them to cross, Skelton RH but, if they suceeeded in finally crossing, the se DY Slater Teage ae e 2a Union forces will not consider them as Con- Steward Dem’c SumnyJnoT Btethan Robt A | federate soldiers. Smith Sami 3 Simmons Saml Beviers Maj L Swatz Sami Smith Spencer Schooley 8 L General’s Ullman and Lawler will probabiy finish them at the first pprortanity, All is quiet at Forts Gaines and Morga: Sleman Jno B Bhockly Jesse Seater Isaac C Strange Edw M Bardon Serg’t I Smith Edw'd — Sheldon Lt J & Swann Kdw’d Wst Clair Jas H Scott Dominic Smith David Schillock DG . ANOTHER RAID THREATENED. Bhallaskey Ed Sanford J Bomerville TT denburg, N. ¥. rb Bulivan MugencBheppard JasH Sewall Det H. | C&@emgure, N- ¥.» the Point of Attack. Solgar Gen Banderson Jos Stewart Wm H 7. ¥ fnow Edw'd A Sanders Jag figston Wm H OGpENBvRG, N. Y:, Noy.3, 8 P. M.—A pro« Slack Edwin K Sires J W Sullivan Edw’d Stilman Jno Seymour W B Sheen Edw’d = BhefficldJoo R Sisson Wm Steer Edw’a Smith Jehn P Skinner W D Sibley Frank Scoott Jas Simpson Wm Sherman Fran’s Scott Hon JnoS Biator Wm Statham Lt W peller arrived to-day and reported an organs ized rebel force occupying Wells and Maple Leaf Islands eighteen miles above this place. She also reported that armed men were on the islands below. Stoner Fred KA ScagesJas8 Slade Wm B A number ofstrangers have been in town all Stietz Fred’k Stoned D Sagon Wm day, the majority of whom disappeared atdusk Sayles Frank Smith Jno Stokes WB in the direction of the islands. Fiye meu. were RBAErTOR Fred Bepanick Jno pee arrested, who refused to give any account of inberg Cp lehulze Smith Francis SpeeceJ Swan Wm R Shesneelyes: They were all armed with reyol- Sanborn GM Smith Capt J M Sparks Wm . Stratton Geo Stople L M Scales Wm . [SECOND DESPATCH | Sandt Geo Smith LT-2 stewart W D OcpENEURG, Noy. 3,5 P. M.—A large num SmithrenGot Beener Luther Schimmeck WC | ber of armed men are on theislands above aud Schultz Geo Shafer Louis Sayder Wm B below this place. Many strangers haye been in townall day. A raid is feared, and business is suspended. Everybody is arming. A tug has goae to reconnoitre Three men were arrested for firing on the Tr Thomas Lt A P Tuelson Henry Thomas Benj Treakle HC Taylor Chas Thayer Jas L Tuttle P W Troxall Phillip Tunson Rolley Thomson Chall Taylord W. Tenkyex sw | Street omson iB aylor nm Thooker Capt. Themas JnoH Thomas SL Men and arms have been sent for. Thompson DC TylerJno Twitchell Thos SS ee Thayer Dan! Taylor JoshuaT Trumbull JO THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE. Turner EW _ ThompsonJnoE Taylor Wm B Continued Depredations Reported. PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 3.—There is a ramor brought here by a pilot that the pirate Talla- Thompson BW Thompson J E Tucker Wm D Traverse Elias Tupper Jas BF Tirrell Wm M-9 TownCapt FB TurrellJnoS Thompson WmN Tinkham@B TeagneJnoR Terrin Dr WH hassee came into the Delaware breakwater this eon Geo ahena ent ThomasHonW W morning, and destroyed several vessels at an- Turner CpG Torrey Octayus Thompson Wing | ChOF there. | No confirmations hus yet been re= ThomsonHenry Trainor Patk Todd Wm B ceived. Telegraphic communication is not Tracy H W extending to Lewes, [SECOND DESPATCH.) U-Vv Upsher Arch'd Voughan Smith Van Wagner J PuHILAveLruia, Nov. 3—The reportof the Ulrick John Vien Peter Varsinger H depredations ofa pirate 1 UncleJames VermerenP Van De Sante ; 1 4 reste! ia Delaware Uford NB Van‘TringlePG Van Brunt& Cp | RAY comes through pilots who arrived from Upham Wm_ Vedder OH McDowell freed They say the report was brought there that a pirate ship came in this morning and destroyed the pilot-boat Conner, a Government buoying schooner, and other vessels, and afterwards landed and robbed the people of Lewes, Dela= Underwood WL VailO H Vandenrook W Van Brunt Vaux Rey Wm Vansant J Van Dusen DI, McD Vedder Chas 4 Van Wyek C ii w Watson Alex Warrick Henry WaiteOC Ward AR WilliamsHS = Winslow OJ ware, of a large amount ot property. The re- Wyman A W Williams Harry Ward P C port is not generally credited sae especially Weecoty as Waulice H 5 Wilding Bory as the four o’clock Cape May train brings no WelxersA W Williams John Wittrowzkiesu | COPfirmation of it. Wells Bozzie Williams Jas = Woodworth Lt Sars — Wilson BG Wharton Jas D FROM MEXiCco, The Surrender of Cortinas te the New Government — Severe Earthquake — A Conspiracy. By the way of Havana we have news from J WynhoopPeters Walker Jno Walker Stewart & Co’y Reams cee Woodyard 8 Waters Chas P WildasinJno B Wild WheelerOhasG 2 Wheeler J S P Williams Clar Willi Weber areham John Weaver Thos H | the City of Mexico to the 15 Wheeler G3 Whitchedi.tJno Walsh Thos $e Gof Mexico to the 15th ultimo, and from, Watson: Chas Wyand Capt 2 Wathey hoe Mejia occupied Matamoras on the 26th ul- WilleyCaptd WE White John Walsh John timo without resistanc. on the part of Cortinas, Wayne Lt Thos who is said to haye given his adhesion to the Williamson D tesell. Winkelmann Z Whitesell Dan! Walker DG ware poneph A Walker & Zim- oa A Vebb eige John merman severe eart. a Wilcox ER Welch Jas. aeebater cy A vicinity on the calnatant Teco wwaldcueay Wrieht Seat Wi ant WH sacristy, &¢, of the church, and the eclesias~ Wright FM Wood Doxley Wall is Win tical court room, were destroyed. — Wilson Kev FE. Windler FT Welsh Wash All the churches, temples,and private dwell- WeaverFranklinWashington L Welsh Wm ings have suffered more or less, and many are Winter FJ Wehitney Os pt: z Waite Ltwu untenable, Wahldrick F |) Ward Mr White Wm At Matamoras, Izukar, and the neighboring Woodward @ M Whiting Mason Whitz Wm WashingtonGeo Wilford Mr Wilson W. Weidman G W-2 Walbn Nicholas WilloughbyW H Wood Rev Glen Wildrick NP Whitehill W Wertz Geo P Wheatley WM Williams WH villages the earthquake lasted forty seconds. Scarcely a sound building was left. One lady was killed. The frame buildings were thrown down. The domes of the churches of San Nicholas and Ra- bozo, and of other churches, were destroyed, At Slanos the church was split open, and re- ligious services are suspended. A species of water-spout fell at Monte Alto, flooding the city and country about Tacuba and. San Juanico to the northeast of the city and around San Antonia de las Huertas. The roads were impassable, and on the 6th the rain still continued incessantly. The Estaffete says some individuals have beer arrested in the City of Mexico for conspiracy, and the three principal ones haye been sent to Vera Cruz. It is again asserted that Diege Alvarez, of the State of Guerrero, is about to submit to Maxi- milian, and for the fourth or fifth time that Juan Alvarez is dead. Just before the capitulation of Mat Canales left with two hundred men and crossed. over Deere 5 tis said that Juarez has passed over th desert of San Carlos into Chihuahua. 3 ee FURLOUGHS.—On Thursday last, orders were received at Augur General Hospital to fur= Jongh all the inmates trom Maine, New Hamp- shire, Pennsylvania and Iliinois. The orders for the several States came at the same hour, about 12 o’clock m., and on this account it was thought that some considerable delay would be inevitable, but by the obliging F ngs Monee of the surgeon in c! all necessary papers were forwarded the same day, and the urioughs were received on eet » giving eac! jient a twen' ys" own, time. On Sunday the orders from the States of Y-Z Young Chas A Yeager Cap G A Yontz Isack YodesObasT Young Jacob B Zitsikke Edward Young EM MISCELLANEOUS.—D. A. Y; Photograph Gal lery; Agent of the Earle Express Co.; Box 40;76 L street; 100 20th street. SAYLES J. BOWEN, Postmaster. 369 SEVENTH STREET. AUCTION GOODS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! We have sat received from the New York auc- tions a lot o: won CARPETS, which we are selling fifty per cent. less than for- mer prices, WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS, very cheap, Five hundred BED COMFORTS which we pur- chased during the recent decline in the prices of goods, which enables us to offer them at bar- gains, i d pounds pure GEESE FEATHERS. Bien Bones aref.om Montgomery county, ANDERE GRUBB ERY case Uw. 5 . Largont stock tad WILLOW WARS in the city, H. BONTZ. Buccessor to Bontz & Griffith, oc 81-10t [Chrenicle] 3697thst., near I. DEPABTMENT, TO or Comte oLeae OF THE CURRENCY Z fas parm October 4, fable , by satisfactory evidence presen’ the usdeians , it has been made to Appear ry] 869 ional Bank of the Mesrope iis. 10 ta vashingten: in ‘the county of Washinsion and Dis- | New York and Ohiocsme in, and thefarloughs ruck af Columbia, has been duly or, under | have already been and sccording to the require! ita of the act of ‘So far as this p is ed, the ik ongress entitled **An act to provide a National = conn sea big face the Massa jurrency, secured by a ledge of United States | Chusetts State agent seems ! ‘ ipped bonds, and provide for the circulation and re- | his , and got the furlo ©! demption thereof,” a1 June 3, 1964, and has | detailed men of the camp here on last conmplied with all the provisions of said act re- ‘New Hampshire, ‘and Mare Hetbusineee oft baka nde! ‘aid ack land quickly follo eens 3 be Garrone a6 hae The ve ‘Though a Protestant coun - 4 the yier= _ ofthe sia fw gilon forthe emblematic crows is ve ses ioe eerches axe hung with oe ee af Cra: while dur: ment the ro! of the priest ‘eof ae Bore