THE EVENING STAR, | OUR MILITARY BUDGET. SS SS WASHINGTON CITY: .. NOVEMBER 15, 1862. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. ‘The Intelligencer has an elaborate article on the recent elections, and interprets them as dis- closing “the existence in the loyal States of 3 profound feeling of dissatisfaction with the + Executive Government.’” The rebuke of the people was directed principally to “the cwil and military administration of the war, 45 con- dveted partly by the President, partly by the War Department, and partly by the Generals in the field, the secret of the popular discon- tent which has recently manifested itselt. To this is added, by others, a general feeling of dizestistaction with the me ceaptire! mach 2 the islation of Comgrese at its Session. ree Intelligencer then quotes the republican press, and the speeches of republican members of Congress to prove that the defection maai- fested at the recent election was the reeult of the condxct of these “political friends" of the President, who have never scrupled to express: coatempt tor the Chief Magistrate's adminis- trative ability. ; «But the cause of causes which have con- tibauted to the defeat of the republican party in the recent elections is undeubtedly the pep- ular dissatisfaction raised by the last — mations of President Lincoin, especially that of last September 2th, virtually proclaiming martial law throughout the whole territory of even the loyal States." And the Iniclligencer motices the pec om pa with which coll par- i an war iggy. emergency had passed under w! ‘the President fit it his duty to emerzy the extraordinary powers which the Constitution confides to him in cas ofineurrection’” * * # # “And yet, un- der the prociamation of September ith, the «system’ thus denounced by these friends of the Administration has not only been revived, bat magnified and made orzanic. That pro-la- mation, and the orders of the & of War which have follewed it, place every citizen of the United States under the direct command and control of the President. The Mngelligencer refers in severe terms to tha system of “arbitrary arrests” which have been =o prevalentof lat, but distinctly disclaims any wish to be “ usjnst tothe Government, charged &s it is with the duty ot protecting the public saiety in a time of gigantic rebellion. We hold that there is s distinction between the existence of & proper legal discretion under this head, and the exercise of itin particular cases, the pro- priety and justice of which depend upen the ability and wisdom of those who exercise it.” The whole article is concluded by quoting trem the Buffalo Commercial Adrertisr, also a Republican journal, the following resume of what it calls the recent popular expressions of public sentiment, aad which it regards in the ligbt of »in~tructions’ from the peepie to the Government: “1. Thatno new issue shall be engrafted upoa the preat cont st in which we are engaced, but that the war shall be conducted —Comm: and batterie - will prepar Wad? all raulcens wit iy surrow 1a Cong ne ord and relly in ovly hope w Det ony watch “Victory or uv wnandiag First riz Cras. G. Ba And what is the wita the congratulau, edgmenis of fread toe command, comes tie rn yer to hington, remains 41x week prisoner wader charzes, and finally a report is bhiehd, bending Geo. White and lbersing phe suberdimate offic We can order tor his arn bu, cer Son of the politician Bs Detoee os Aa “Aries sad a ee the EN. FREMONT TO BE MADE COMMANDER OF . ph DSPENCKES OF WASHINGTON AND MILITARY GOVERNOR OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. It is believed around us ‘hat the gallant and able Heintzieman is about to be ordered to take the field, wir Gen. Burnside; also that Gen. Wadeworth is to have a commaad in the same army; and, further, that Major Gen. John C. Fremont is to be assigned to NM the positions held at present by both those officers—Com- mander of the defences of Washington and Military Governor of the District of Columbia. THE ARRESTS AT TRENTON. The mail brings in‘elligence to-day of the ar- rest of Lieut. Cola. Colburn and Duane, mem- bers of the staff of Gen. McClellan, which took place there yesterd After due inquiry we sre satisfied that the act was caured by the fact that they accom- panied Gen. McC. from the front. They are not recognized here as being mem- | bers of his “ personal staff," who were ordered to accompany him to Trenton, it will be recol- lected. r His (technical) “personal staf” are said, in official circles, to be his two aids, Lieut. Col. Sweitver and Lieut. Col. Hudeon, not his chief engineer, Lieut. Col. Duane, or his additioncl aid, A. A. Q. Lieut. Col. Colburn. Vader this reading of his “ personal staff,” three or four other officers are absent (with him) from the field without orders tothateflect. It is believed here that the srrest#referred to above meant little more than peremptory Orders to Mie two officers in question to return at once to their positions in the Army. . ARMY GAZETTE. Gens. Augur and Grover are released from duty in the army of the Potomac, and ordered to report to Gen. Banks. ST: PAULS LUTHERAN cHURCH — i trtze’s.) corner of H and 1th lervices re, Ll (Rev. Mr. B. larly op SABBAT! ‘p.m. HURSDAY E "clock. Btranger< and Sol Iso THE KEV. MR. RAYMOND, CHAPLAIN >. 8. A., will preach to the Calvary Bap- ist Church TO-MORROW (Sunday) MORNING. at lo’cloek,at Temp’rance Hall, EK st., between sth and tb. Preaching also at halfpast «ven in theevening. Strangers are cordially invited. It HURCH. ti >the C Swrru, D. D.. inst. Rev. J. © and Rev. T. B. Me; t Ch 3 PR R «7. B.MeFssis will preach *O-MOR oc ock a. % lgth instant, at i Rev. J. rch is relinquished by the Government it PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL TOR THE z FIRET AND SECOND SCHOOL DIS- ICTS —The Night achool« for the First ond Second School Districts will be united for the ent season and placed in the joint charge of M. Wilson and S. John Thomson. principals of male grammer shools in said districts The gos sions will be held in the sehool rvou i of New York ave DAY to FRIDAY NG. ineln-is -el, Commencing at 74, o'clock. admission een be mate at th either one of the undersigned of enact Application» for school room or MH LLE ROBT RICKETTS. CH UTERMENLE. KR. T. MORSELI HEES, J.C) WILSON, Trustees ASMITHS —All notified to oud House, SESDAY EVE 2 tohe held at the Ric th and D streets, on November sth. at 3. o'clock. when im portant business will be brought before the i By order of the Presideut of the \ vek M.on auy day RSL P.— The 1 TION OF COPARTNE 3.8. Mass & Co.. has t ‘lissolved by mutual consent, to tase edect from the ith day of Avg . 8.8. MANN no VINAL LYON , EW FRUIT. W FRUI@ ew FIGS. ia Doxes and carte: new RALSINS, in whole avd quart: by choice Ka: Iso, extra large and very G& BURCHELL, a WAGO -On ban! SUTLERS’ WAGON sold low 87 Carriage oy Wagon Repa Fer ipti pty attended to, "TH. GRAHAM. Cose M rred her ceupied by ing of no t. 3I0D. and 177 bat, MAMMOTH OVsTERS: TM ARVEY has just received COVE OYST. which have been planted for ten years They are the finest that bave been in mari season. Itwil pay tocall and see there Divalses T. M. HARVEY no if-3t | 281. C street between lth and ith OBACCO AND SEGARS FOR SALM AT WHOLESALE Boxe~ of TOBACCO, light anil dark ». Lumps. b. De Do De. tees FINE CUT CHEWING in rent Bravds FINE CUT SMOKING, various - me SEGARS. suiable for 8 lof whieh are offered atthe t tres of s nels: lw FOUIT COURT FOR MONTGOMERY COUN TY-IN EQUITY uB FeMaer Tiaw, Ist WILLIAMS ROBERTS, ) The object of ile mae f ant is lo procure a» ANGELINE D. ROBERTS 4 decra a ciaerle wot The bill states that the ex iplainsny 3. Roberta, in ol with the defen and that after Li the defor sre is ne Meilistion. [tist iM peroon of by soli tday of Apriluext to show cx ii any she ke Lo pues ae prayed NICH’S BREW Cony —T ought aot ER. Cic vit dig, AAs. EN c vember 15, 145: {45 YON POPRLLI 4 1861. °°’ LLI VOR Dik 1867. JOBKPH SNYDERS PATRIOTIC THUNDERER ALMANAG, tho Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, is im atew days ft will have on the ealeat patriotic engray ine RIPPING jue to alternate until the Fourth Presbyterian | . | alter employ od Arrest ef Twe ef Gen Staft Officers. OTHER MEMBERS OF HISSTATP TO RE ARRRST- ED—THY CHARGER UNK NOW N—A DEPCTATION FROM PHILADELPHIA. ¥ Trentow, N.J., Nov. 1!.—Lientenant Colonel A. P. Colburn and J.C. Duane, of the Eagineer Corps, both belonging to the Stafl of General McOlelan, were sent to Washington e morning under arrest. ‘ It was said that the orders were received by an officer of the United States army in this city, and that the persons named repaired at once to | Washington to place themselves at the disposal of the authorities. A report prevails here that other members of General McClellan's Staif are to be put under arrest. The charges against them are unknown. A large number of the citizeng of Trenton, and | others, are paying their respec®, this morning, to the recent commander of the Army df, the | Potomac. - | ‘The State Street House is thronzed with per- | sons anxious to greet him, despite his wish to | remain perfectly quiet. A deputation is on its way from Philadelphia to pay him their reepects. Lieut. Colonel Albert V. Colburn, one of the members of Gen. McClellan's Staff, arrested at Trenton, N. J., entered the service as Brevet Second Liedtenantof the2d Cavalry, July, tn. He was appointed from Vermont. He was commiseioned Lieutenant Colonel September OFFICIAL. or Srate, Paria INGTON, Nov. 13, 1300. Releases from the draft on the ground of alienage have been allowed in the following cases ; Where , u County en 3 to i a rn West vit co. M ie co... John Retr : Lycoming co., i Geil Gottion Frocger | Mercer co., | ttle Trocger a ‘ Geen kinfela e). Montgomery co, 40. Jobn Theno..... ..-- Brie county, de. George Nielerho'er de. do. | ee | | Michael Riley. [Sohuyixiu co., ao. Casper Hurtman Franklin co., do. John Loefiier ‘ayne co., do. Ste Ho: Lancaster co., do. i; Migheel Mall ; do. | LIONS, FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU ATIONAL LOAN-—7.30 BONDS. Pxrorosats will be received at the Treasury De- partment, until 12 o'clock of MONDAY, the I7th instant, and then opened, for THIRTEEN MIL j i | i SAND, FIVB HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, (913.429.500,) being the whole amount of 7.30 THREE YEARS BONDS authorized by and ) remaining undisposed of. There Bonds will be of 28, 1861, and assigned to General McClellan's , Staff, Captain James C. Duane entered the service | as Brevet Second Lieutenant in the Enzineer - Corps, July ist, 1815, and was appointed from New York. He was promoted to a Captaincy August 6, 1861. _ days from date of noti Secession Reports about Jackson Contra- dicted. HE IS SAID TO BE WARCHING ON COMBEREAND, Battiwors, Md., Noy. (1.—Passengers by western car-, to-night, heard nothing of the Rebels crossing the Potomac, which contradicts a current rumor here, to-da: mong Nece=sion- ists, of Jackson's Raving crossed last night and this morning, near Hanco-+k. There are reports that Jack-on is marching towards Cumberland sud Clarksburg. - Col. Chas. Howard, 9 former Baltimore police muinisstoner, Who was temporarily relieved 2 Fort Warren, arrived home imgtime to see Jus dauchter Elizabeth dic, vening, after a brict illness. os The Draited Mil fre a—Substitutes to Enter | the Old Regiments. | Harrisstns, Nov. to the | Philadelphia Inquirer.) y ot fille j ing up the old regiment. in the field, has | elicited anew Order from Adjutant-G tl Thows-. throuzh the recommendation of G ernor Curtin, by Which the dratted State mii have the privilege of 1 menis, either by under their own selegied officers. | This Order also requires all substitute here. o enter the old regiments on | being accepted aud mustered into service. This must be distinctly understood by tho-e | who tatend catering the ary = subsiitules The War in Kentucky. AOTISVILEE, Nov. 4.—The br has been completed, and the | azOover it. e deaths in the twenty-eight y, during the sty. penticated ramors pre wail that a con- suierable force of Rebels are at Big Hill, 16 mils < southwest or Richmoud, Torn s Assists, Will take the place of the land as transport tothe Gulf squad- he Rhode isktnd is to be fitted ont her di + With heavy arntament, to ernise abama, R ¥ i) barrels MACKEREL, 560 O1e AR: > MERY PAPER LL & PAGE, Aact r Less rhangi + removed hia stock of ze, Window Shales and Uphol-tery fod Seventh street, oppasite the d stock. and in- he respectfully AL FPL WASHINGT te, ON v rietors baye « A BERNARD Mr. HERMAN “BRAN DELS iolin bow th ontinves to flourish is beautifully « « very best quality an ance to prese sured that th ved by 4 th t ree HENRY ROSENTHAL & Fb he letw Tax sseey Exrexsto v.18, is2 S Will be received atthe Buread of », Preasury Department. until Decesn «for furnishing and layine and Corridors of the west psion. at tha best qualit cble and the best «al “qual hardness »sthe [ Peach as may be one inch thick « nd worked aqui A well Plaster. as thall of Tslian yet talia want wide may be ein regniret will be about inl feet ®hen lai ¢ farnished by each bilder, showing >to furnish.» te =— fyot wha naine price per that they have opened ae ~~ 3 aad age prepared to TEAMED OVSTERS in the a he supplied with FRESH Remcmumber the place—319 and 331.8 i Lememh os . MiJoining the Kirby House. si mn FROM BOSTON. lar pack hoover 0. W. ot a = pres has ‘snow discharging hee | HARTLEW & BROTHER 99 we LVL Water sty Grersttown, | stich # ce the issue of October 1, 161, and will havé the Cou- | pen due April 1, 1843, attached, The accrued inter- © est from October 1, 1862, to date of payment will be required to be paid in Gold Coin or in United States Legal Tender Notes. Offers for any amount not ley than one bond of fifty dollars wilt be comsid- eged, but the Department will be at liberty to de- cline all proposals not regarded as advantageous to the Government. TEN PER CENT. of cach amount offered must be deposited with an ASSISTANT TREASURER. and will be forfeited in case of scceptance of pro- posal and non-payment of the balence withia ten of acceptance. All deposits on account of proposal not accepted will be immet ly returned to the offerers. On receiving deposi ho Assistant Treasurers will, when any deposit may be made, issue DU PLICAT, CERTIFICATE® the original of which he wil deliver to the offerer,by whom it mast be sent, with bix proposal. to the Secretary the Tre ry. No proposal will be considered in abso cate: nor sill any proposal he received kof the day dxed for the opening. S_P. CHASE, wt Reoretary of the Treasury. eT BALLS, PARTIES, after iz07c! NOTICE! HE SECOND GRAND. BALL of the I3LAND FRIENDSHIP ee Col tke tT. - . on street. = Pict oth ana lth, on THANKSGIVING . Nov. 9th and Pts. ber 2h. st Tickets expense nimittee has spa: O prise OF his the beet of the senson proceede of this Ball are te be devoted to benevolent purpuses. they asw the patron- the publie a et? $1 admitting a gentleman and lal Manazers on the Post of tae Tres erora T- to make t ddleten, Brother Hopkin-, ten, ~~ Smith - Simonda = Clemons, Manozers 01 Part of t'* Osaze Trive er H.O. Whitmore, Groth £ Croostied, W. Wiitmore Kine. Fp Stress . IN THE FIELD! RAND BALL ot the oo kee 30- Wth.on THURSDAY 25. The members of th *pare no means to make Ae Bail of thin % g*ntleman and Is4 imate: Qf Arran Mart A Angerwan, gentleman and wite withouteh: dren Tweilft! t the southwe-t co ner sonian Grounds no 1$-at* | yoaeeerged —Large sad wel! Furnished ROOMS | for rent Borrd. ele and communict ting, one square from Willards’ Hotel, Tuquire at Star Off nels ADY FROM PHILADE! PHIA. HAS TART! - haut. Furnished House, No. nkiin Plac treet, between lath and lth reception of first ¢ no lu-iw* BUARD, in ms cespeciae ¥, Residence between Pei K street, aud hetween Riefere ce requir PERSONAL. ft Test. Medium to those the i} wish, for the p well ae livin, nd>, gets 2 ; haracter, fore future eventa, Hours for +i le. Rooms at Ne. 60 South A | ings from 19 to } no iF StT | NEW FALL STOCK, j 486 a 486 | PAPERHANGINGS, i rbracing Gold and Velvet, Gold’ Stamped, Me- ow-priced PAPERS. appropriste either fer the richly adorned or most humble residence ; 7 WINDOW SHADES. A beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation G and Common Shades. Baff. Green and Blue Ito) land, by the yard or made iato shades. . OVAL PICTURE FRAMES © Werranied to be Gilded with The handsomest assortinent in the Disir the bes< mauuiactory iv the country, Also,2 bene tifyl variety of dark Weod and smiali-cie-d Oral ned Carte de Vi mes of foreign and dowes- ie mann PICTURE CORD AND TASSEL Dideremt -izes and colors, Picture Rieg:, CARD PHOTOGKAPLR&. 2 pies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary - attention of those renovating is called to ye goods, Which were purchased for and,op ac orntef the times, Will be sold al the low:st re- munerative prices exelusively tor for A labor, when purchased and ex oa. Warranted as represented. t for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW re eH Spee 1 ved. in cit ADES punctualty executed, in city or country, aaa eee at MARRRETER, : TEN No. 486 Seventh st. cizht doors ne }-lan* O46 Fellows’ Hall. SALUABLE FARM FOR SALE PEREMPTORY SALE \ of A VALUABLE FARM, Four Mites From Washington. Thy subscriber, s= ag ou SATURDA rat 1sd2, 8 public sale November tr : ‘ clock M00 the pre 4. that highly improve Farm eniled ! “RIVERSDALE,” formeriy owned by Dr. Penn, and now belongias to James Magill, Bsq., situated at Penn's Station, | on the Baltimat and lying between the railro apd turnpike, bindi nee adjoin: & bog ds bagel Rives Hee he Farin contains acrea of highly cultivi land, ina good neighborhood the ier! The improvements are first-class Pwel House, containing 15 rooms, with large por! - east and west. and all necessary outhouses. The mansion bougs is on au eminence, comaand- inge full view of the railroad and Bladeasbur, . and approached by a wide avenue with lofty shade trees on cach side, and the lawn laid out in walks and filled with choice shrubbery and evergreens, with a large apple and peach orchard in full bear- ‘ashimzion railroad, and | ing. z ti wentrapce to the place is on the turmpike,a Hives, Eeq. Terms : One third cash; balance in oxe, two, and For full particulars a y to % ie Fb Seon, Atlorn 13 5t* 32 Saint Paul st.. Baltimore. tai the Laws, Fatercer Reve Pay, cobtaining the s i yelating to, Pensiouse aod, Baule dl the General abt the official ret few hundred yards cast of the dwelling ofg C. three years, with interest. ey. tea. NUAL OP PENSION Fs ty Land Money, Pay Claims for Hlorses and other eateored, kes with ‘tine, pertaining to the subjects. 1013 GLET YOUR WASHING DoNR nae NattoNgh STEAM LAUNDRY. Cliivens, ‘enna. arenuc Everybod Conpesite overs.) Soldiers” t. 1 . Pid Risk Citizens, yt {aw-tt] x Li—A styles, dack bay MARK, avo old, Lat i i E gi Kaige moet ler. Bou px. | orderty: fined #1. D¥OO. "s Orrice, IJrvor A TK ta, 1602. t Applications having been made by ladies to Washington City D. C., November go to their friends and families in the South— Notice is arreby giren, that all applicants must | make a written statement to thi- office, verified | by oath, between this*dat+ and the sixteenth i day of December m@xt, setting forth :—First. { The name, age and residence of the appliexnt. } Second. The ‘ate wher she came within the j military lines of the United States, for what purpose, and where she has since resided. Third. The place she desires to ge te, and the purpose or object thereef. ‘The persons to whom leave may be granted will be ington to the lines of the U. sent with suitable escort from Wash- S. forces in Vir- ginia, with such personal eects as shall be allowed to pass. No person will be slowed to take more than one trunk or package of female Wearing appa- rel, weighing not over one hundred pounds, and subject to inspection, and any attempt or effort to smuggle contraband property will forfeit the same, and subject the party to imprisonment L. C. Toaxer, during the war. Major and Judge Advocate. MORB NAVAL OAPTURES. The Navy Department this forenoon received information of the following captures. Vix: By the U.S. gunboat Saginaw, of the British schooner Trier, from Nassau, loaded with salt, principally—on the 25th ult. By the same veseel, the schooner Francis, louded with salt, powder, gin, &c.—on the 534 ultimo. By the schooner Rachel Seaman, of the Eaz- lish schooner Dart—running the blockade off Sabine Pass—on the 6th alt, By the sieamer Ken E HANGING PRISONERS. a. Sherburae, Acting Asni-tant Adj't Gen- ington, of the British schooner Adveniurtr, while ranaing the block- | ade off the T-xas coast. eral oa Gen. W adsworth's -taff, leaves this city this afternoon, per steamery tor Fortres« Mon- Troe, baving im charge between 175 and 200 N-. cesh pri-onerspt war, to be exchanged Thi. forencon, by order of Gen. Wadsworth, they were aif permitted to purehs admit ef, 6 to the United sustes. HARDL« 30. a. Fremont : made Mi A strong eito s beng just leading Bud active politict tary Gov-rnor of this Dis Commander of the Defeaces of Washingion ww thatend is, hows yer, dow ow ratde by quite « alamber « » Who co not seem e onch ne irowu use as pral of their late companions Hfised to zo South to be exchanzed, prete heir di-charge by taking the oath © mueh inqniry, to-day, we are forced to to be tet and to make much headway in thier undertaking. LIEUT. COLONEL COLBIRN This gentleman renched this city (under ar- rest) fis forenoon, in obedience oe orders ta r port at the headquarters of thearmy, we take it Ax Internat Revese aed to the Term “Mone the Service of the Coverament. Pay me to officers in the service of the Govery way of ream which an accons to a redaction of the three pex cen But when moneys are received b cers by Way Of comm 1 expenses is ren sed upon the un. ated a A, so receiy TELEGRAPHI —$—>——- LATEST FROM —_ FY DERAL RECONNOTS OF TARBO) LESOF TA MILE OP ND WI GREENVILLE >. - and no ac. the tax x Cc. nent. bs Decision—I, Re- by Officers ir rprares, of are not subject som. ani oF NORTH CAROLINA. FIVE ve DE-TYUCTIGN OF REBEL SALTRORKS NEAR WILMINGTON. o- New Yorsx, Nov. 15.—The Meret corning has a letter fr of this bfrn, dated the Gen. Foster's army wa at Williamston on the Sth, under orders to n transports fur New bern. hoissamees Wen made vw The Rebel ad within wVille,on Tar » Rebel salt wor a entirely destroye i saear Wilko bes Wathout less on ours - secee Loc Fernrti Warr sration Caste tee Walter. “over to mil jail ter court: missed. Link, larceny also Weapons, & nd di-orderiy; fined &3 each. Fdwetd Thos us Easton, bircer t, Felax Conlin, A. Ke Cunningham, and Edmond Young, Piymouth on the 9h, and from thence thin five miles fonadto have ‘wy the Mire mute of Foon, day AL NEWS. Sal ee Refore Jaa- John Cieary, drunk aad malicions Wii. Withagns, drnak ant M Wil ° gunhow Filis, ser, Ham MeCally, Charles Munret, Charles Mile, and G. W. Driver, picking 2 pocket; jail fer hear- ing. fia David MeDevit, drunk and disorderky; “35. Gracy West, drenk and prostitution: do. $5. Joun Snyder, Fred’k Forte, and Park Givens. drunk and disorderly; fined $3 each, P. Carey, Jobn McDevitt. disorderly; €o. 1. do.; do. + do.; do. Sireet; do. disorderty Munford, do. to.; tine Ferrall, disorderly; do. #3. fanity; do. $1. cach, de. 13. Richard Tread wa ties Walter, and James ‘Sa lienry Bell and Robert Rodgers. John Slate, firing pistol in James Radcliff drw er, SSeach. Charles Burch and John Heury Grant, pro- ae Eee Ronprey.—J.ast night about nine o'clock the neighborhood of Thirtecn-and-a-lalf and DP streets was alarmed by cries of murder. few moments a dozen candles were pas: about in the street, and a crowd of persunseoon , collected near Nailor's old coach shop, and In Loe Trabouyy vas found a person who had been enand was ver y bloody. feurths of a mile. He was taken to reond Ward station where he said he had & followed by seven persons for near three- } On Thirteen-and-a-halt street they overtook him and pulled nim out of robbed hun of $15 and a worth. He said that Th maa. He was very drunk w! this morning was dismissed by Just c ton, there Weing no reason to hold hin or ice tu the parties who committed the robbery. | tue wagon in which he was riding, beat him and ss from Gen. Wads- nm the fellow took ihe he remarked “this will just de for me.* sictina Gave the name of Cyrus W. Merr n foun a Geeter earns Jewetry Rrstorep.—This morning Ser- a that the articles restored National Hi be obtained package it w. tots, two opera classes, two silrer ms two silver table and one tea breaetpin and & Jot of small breastpan~, finger-rings, &e. It mig 1, wad that th at present. Upon that, ome days National Hotel, Parlier, but to find the goods. eglared that whJoos the goods were shore parties suspec the city, t Cronin, of the Fourth Ward, reeeiyved a package, accompanied by a note informin u were taken at the are all that can x opening the #= lound te céntain four gold brace. pkin rings, spooa, one large Jewelry, ear-rings; beat ribuied to the tender conscience of the thief; butit is well Known to the police ago, Adady Was robbed 4( the and Sergeant Cronin suspected Tie thea Tecovernd od would have to It is very likely this deelaraiion had ase more effect upon the operators than the prick- Ings of conscience. cated A Hexrss Case.—This morning Ofticer Vos, @t the request of Mr. J. Bohu, ook posses- Sion of a horse and carried him to tae Sec- ond War sialon, as property stolen from said Bohn «The Barnes imal. before Justice Clayton, i Chas. Ceoper, a tarmer, bonght Rin from a soldier. a Who had the horse is Ty Lewis, colored, and be produced Mr A Witness w his parchase of Upon the case coming up for trial froma the evidence that Bowte bought the horse from r Sis, and eg In Unis state of the ‘be eter, Justice (itayton decided to posspone ( turtber bearing uniil the otter witateses Could he samen, was bitten by him. Finding he o, rm. cape single-handed, he calied for aid: nomber of Irish women surrounded the, and attempted a and locked up toawait a hearing ‘tor on the officers. # @ . —_——~—- F_ Tur Bory Forsp.—Lasr nicht, gers of the Fourth Ward, while —_ privy at Mr. |. Indians a: tie City Hall, fownd in the box the new born infant. a ve ing te coroner can be notified ands jury s: ee Wasuinutos Moxey Marxrt. S. Certificates Quartermasters’ Checks, ble in Certificates, a Gold 0 ‘orthern bank notes, \ toi cent. New York exchange, % per cent Southern bank notes, 45 to Sper cent. Gold inactive. Goverampat stocks PS - ORPHANS’ Coret.—Thix mernii garet Bayly, widow of W. F. Bayiy ana 2 pointed guardian of her children. Administration ¢- bonus nom were gi Rein on the estate of Mary Schaaf, of " ro. ving town. The will of the . admitted to probate. Inventories of the of Mildred Johnson, Capt. Paul M. Engi x Bests and F. W. Ri~qni were ret 4 rt accounts of the executor of Ana Nase of W. R. Riley, guardian of Octavia and W. Lewis, and the second account of Mi E. Grammer, euardian of Alice W. G@ were filed, Sraxt to Jai —Last pevolman Lynch arrested Henry M. Li tealing & coat and pants, the rty ofS wen Sirauss, He was closely parsued, and ‘tered on Pennsylvania avenue, ‘oO admit the larceny, and wh the clothes were. The clothes were aad Link w prent to jail for further oe aes eee Tap Exriosion To-pay.—About 2 this atterpoon 3 heary explosion in the n of the Armory caused ¢reai trom the fear that =n explosion had in that buildinz, and that many lives lost. I: a however, that the exp irom burning of some dan ‘he Armory lot. > -— Leerurep arp Dissusexp.—Yer bors, named Henry Hilton and were arrested jor crealing @ muisance street. Ther were focked up fora : atterwards lectured by Justice Walter, dismissed. * ———E MEyvorY aND Mvei.—Prof. Armes one of bis novel entertai: Monday evening next at Willards’ proceeds wi will be devoted to the of the District volunteers. OU NP—At Willard.’ Hotel, aPOCKET with m the owner can have Mr. GALOD Tentin at ze A FOR SERVANTS’ WEAR. LL Kinds of hexvy WOOLEN Oue price vuly, snark tn plain Ogures, no 4-10t PUSTAl FST Grades for eae! i CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, &c._ 0 cite Only, marked ia vain Sores nolt POR SALE—A good DEAUGHT HORSE. Price $# JOUN HENDERON'S G *treet, oear in } OF SALE App Carpea- ne A SHIFTING TOP BY GGY¥, se. Price SIP. Cam be S Stadie, corner of D and isth ste, ICKES, PICKLES, AND SUTLER Sto nadersigved ha large lot of PIC sod on Ke y~ ried; together SsUTL : rs wale Simp-on House, rth st and Pa MOUENING Goods. » our usual stogk im all fabrice ning Apesr 1 natin atin Gamers One price colp marked i igar reste PERRY & BRO ne H-tet SAL oF COND MULLS. CKSMITHS AND CARPENTERS TOOLS, ris diately att rapie. Sc relo wil be eld ope ap) cont fre to day wat bane err a ie Sa ha ea did) Cuptain and Quartermaster, U 8B. 0 TAILORS — FOR ; EsTABLISOM carried on c “ —— ma ——s low, - om £ e etew and 4 * ens Box t "Star Other. fe ue oa TAs Ee NotTice: > For COUGMS and COLDS oe THE HERB PASTILS, C pulsed b: __ ~ "s C. FORD, Pharmare2": no k-8 {Mf AES2¥ COLLINS & 00.8 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Tam now receiving large quantities of DRATGNT ALE and PORTBE from this celebrated which Tam prepared to furnish on seort notier ® | all persons who will favor me with their oniors. Orders given to my @ri' tended to. * Goods delivered in all parts of Washington oa George q Cash om deltorry. RILBY A. SHINN, Agent, Union Botting Depot, 67 Green H., noétt “Georgetown, D.C. LARGE And su OLLCLOTH , amoun' cash of a Northern Bess. Also. al COV! RCE ARR A SRS SEE TIREL EVAR Scie ner ead seeont he Oe pUduLY. «35 ae. ing at om ae q bog-Im* ween G and 8. (27? sraTas INTERNAL REVENUE. + af Collector for the District + ee ve rere t ot, Oppose Pos! NOTICE TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRITS AND BREWERS.—The attent f: ‘parties the Distriet of bia. wh a of the above ocenpation: 6, apeme . of =e wherein re re tri month iy reee rasand payments te ‘wf the Dis:rict. Notice ie also

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