Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1861, Page 2

Fi . THE EVENING STAR.| 088 MILITARY BUDGET. pag Menace a Se mrmioebio until hadeck | Annoy oo 4 eum on Atazaxses | ae 4 pi eae eh mea eae THE SITUATION. Yesterday Capt. Budd, of the Resolute, came cer Farley, of the WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY. seveceees Atgust 29, 1861. bended a man named Samuel J. Anderson, General McClellan spent most of the day yes-] up, having — ees ara aie Anson House, la Spring street Yesterday morn- carriage. is now bospi ing, on a c} treasona’ inter- terday on the other side of the river, returning } Eun carriage S Capitol BILL. couree with the enemies of the country. The here at a late hour of the night. In the course Yesterday aft the Philadelphia & a | Prisoner is a native of Vi cinta, about 40 of of the day he visited nearly every point there and number of seamen to Alexandria, and soon after o ety, he of present interest, inspecting the troops and their resided . His princt; vaint- the Baltimore went down to the same place with Bogie aa ‘et tno {he sporting men, om he wasa a8 “itn clear tht the rent reonnaaance of | Ths Phineipte ws cutng wp ti maaing | fant ne re hen es plea ea it 5 wi wes a eer Oe oe ee with the expectation of going down the river. The | wheri@, under Mr Kelly, which howees’ he Ceres is stillon the ways,and the Island Belle ign because of his sympathy waiting her turn. The Anacostia lies at the wharf : er ne ee ed Ovn Farenve at the various military camps and positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted a8 to movements and affairs in their vicinities. Merning Press. The debaesier ete feo the Richmond | the enemy in some force, in such close proximity Enquirer and 2 speech of Roger A. Pryor, show- | to our lines, indicate one of three things: city ing that the very men who are now loudest in} ist. Either the desire to obtain information of awaiting the completion of her boilers, now al- frlendship Sor gongs on an or alten 5 é ‘ Srdef ine on t thelr cries for peece were the most vigorous in | the condition of our defenses not otherwise within | most ready to be put in. with whom he is said to have pamerve | on a corres- . America ees LINCOLN stirring up the wi thelr reach. THE FIRING BEARD HERE YRSTERDA ——- Frieling ene eens bas Sted the —_ aegey By the President: - The Repatiicen argues that the grest suffering 2d. Or the desire to draw our army out of its [Special Correspondence of the Star.} uey. and it sede = compliance with a a ion of Spri J r “ Wiiam H. Swann, Seoretary of Btate. which the South will experience in this war, from ARLINGTON Huicuts, August 29 —Editor Star: | phens’ earnest request that Anderson received the retreat towards Rolla. their want of blankets, salt, coal, pork and corn, | present lines. You notice in your paper of yesterday desultory | appointment under Mr. Kelly as Deputy Sheriff. AUCTION SALES. ‘will very soon make the struggle odious In their} 3d. Or, again to concentrate its attention away firing on this side of the river. That firing wasa ne one EN the accused wes an officer in the . own eyes. from some movement contemplated to be made | waste of powder, not on our side, but on that of | CUsom House, and at an earlier per! Gon, McCallech, bet command J.C. MeGUIRE & ©O, A ————2+e-—___ fired fi pe of federate troops which invaded the CEL PURE. HO THE NEWS HERE sicher ase: Arapeaas ope poet aa egrets share ieefiag . just returned sourl, thus reports directly to the Buate ——_+—_ ‘ The fact that General McClellan permits the | theirs which must have been stationed not far | South, and made Government. Gen. Price, in command from Ball’s Cross Roads. A gentleman who had depart at an early day for the Bre secession troops of Missouri, addremsed bis ~ lominions of King Jeff., where he intended to .C. F. Jackson. latel leposed Governor been out yesterday to our advanced ponltions | reside permanente tie expressed grant indigna- pes Tee "ae preys y or ihesoeee een @ and r- showed me, on his return in the afternoon, a six- | tion with officer Farley for daring to apprehend mand, including officers 2: privates, at 5,221 pound bail, which had passed entirely through a | him, and made some hostile demonstra jons, but Porte, by Moree men, and his loss in the battle near 8; eld at ring-seat Rook- house not far beyond our main line. They prob- | he was compelled to accompany the official to} isg killed and $17 Petes ng Unrounpsn Rumozs —An unfounded report | enemy to make such reconnoisances, proves that has guined currency to the effect that there are | he regards the fortifications over the river as being indications that one or more European govern- | an over-match for any force thatcan possibly be ments intend to make an immediate recognition brought against them, and is ready to receive Police headquarters in spite of his exhibition of | states his force at doow ne oc me nn ee ‘Harte Tables of the Southern Confederacy. The reverse is the | them whenevar hey may venture within range of | 8bly supposed our ee ves race or wanted | S"powie-knife and loaded revolver.’ During the pmenhapen dg nae coe aaa ee t pisos, with fact. We are satisfied that the news received by | nis guns in battery. to try their range. They several shells, none | afternoon the prisoner was removed to Fort La- the Government all indicates that the European Powers intend to await the result of the conflict, ‘and meanwhile they all respect the blockade. needa AProintMENTs 1N Post Orrice DePaRtMENt. Jeaac Bond has been promoted to a second class clerkship in the Post Office Department, vice Sol. J. Fague, removed. W. B. Evans, of Md., has been appointed toa first class;clerkship, vice Bond, promoted. Jonathan A. Oushing, of Me., bas been ap- Pointed to a second class clerkship, vice David Dunn, of Me., removed. Henry A. Daniels, of N. Y., has been appointed to a second class clerkship, vice C. M. Butler, resigned. J the tw thi w 8 Confederate loss Apropos.—We have no faith In the stories rep- enough to alarm the laborers employed at two or | ¥’ goa that place their involuntary home. | ; 753 men The loss of the national ; Sore, resenting that the enemy have erected batteries | three points, many of whom left ina hurry. It is | C°!- Burke, commanding at the post, was unusu- vi Ornaments, x forces rt Cermes, z Post, but little more than half what it is stated to have Baveriog See oe ally gratified at receiving him. He recognized near our lines. They may have brush covers for | hardly necessary to say that we are ready to receive | him Se Fg pte ten Sarees troublesome ac- | Pte ng Gen. McCulloch. The official report a few pieces of light artillery there —nothing and uae. gives it as follows: Killed, 223; wounded, 721; poroges: and Posey Tables, t 1 * notice, here or elsewhere. | quaintance, who had been very active a few days % , wh! Solid nut Bedstead: ‘ardrobes and Wash- company at a minutes’ n q' fore in Kile eff to obtain the rel ‘of the | ™ sing, 291; making a total of 1,235, which ts more; thelr guns in the field not being siege pieces, and there being no points withjn reach of ‘ort Lafayette. corpus, before Judge Garrison, at Brooklyn. much less than the loss of the Confederates, who ae, i , Baltimore Police Commissioners upon habeas | had four times as many troope in the field es the peontes Pog bitin ey i our works not well commanded by the latter. To the Editor of the New York Herald. AFFaiRs IN THE West.—The Richmond Ex- Weert Point, Rosx Horsn, August 27, 1961: aminer learns that Congress (Confederate) bas THE NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA. Unionists, the force of being only about Bolster: Pillows. 5,300 men. oem! lankots Comforts BU Bread, Bo” Sideboard, Desing ‘fe Tue Biocxap! ‘The London Times snys: As i lass and Crook Tabdie Cat) I was startled, yesterda: reading, as an item | called upon the Navy Department for an estimate ad ‘ery Ware, Catlery, Elsewhere the reader will find the“ Associated | of intelligence, In your paper: that'll bed been | cae’ Ainount that will be required te constant SGN Geeks ser! Ree agen Sooktog and other Stoves, Riveita Crosse, 3 t en- | arrested in Washington city for alleged codpera- | two gun-boats. designed for the defense of Mem- ¥ is Press’ report, from Cincinnati, of the recent en. 5 % must be decided when a fitting case arises. Th ment between the Seventh Oblo Regiment, | t!on with the southern army. I have bad no aspi- | phis and the tiver abovethatcity. The Examiner contingency has not yet arrived: and if the Federal (ne ean ) under any Tyler and Gen oe B. es, T assure Lg for < er a crown of cadens wap —_ the boats bead doub' oe constracted | Government can succeed in efficiently maintain , - » : , | dom, or any such laurels as your correspondent | and equipped as speedly as possible. orm: ade, mn Floyd’s Western Virginia Brigade, (of 3,000 men,) | would encircle my brow with; but have been The Wer Department has thorized the pur- we= wes e Mee Jodbeigehnd nes . It is the duty of thi near Summeraville, Greenbrier county, residing very quietly, with my family, in the | chase of 1,500 cavalry horses and 1,000 mules, to | Th the terms of her Majesty ede coney, | OP THE PROVE SALE 1s NED, According to advices received last evening by | Place from which this letter is dated. for the be purchased in Kentucky. Capt. 0. P. Bea . jf the tis iT of which reached our works, but they were near | fa: , and assigned quarters with other traitors | t, a casualtics stated ta ina pisdpster low — Cul A Nete from Mrs. Senater Gwin—Net yet at F a a rain, uniil MONDAY, Septem trict and im ial neutrality. For simply | ber 2d. same hour. tw lusively occupied with domestic has been designated as the nt | Seine 2 ; & Tax Bartimore Parens, the American more | the Government from Gen. Rosecrans, the report alaneg nes Task you to contradict, &e. by Gen. pre U.S. Querternentas. _ ton Spot peel oar peop ville sued J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots, especially, continns to note all movements of | alluded to above is substantially correct in all of f Yours, respectfully, Magy E. Gwin. Gen Anderson was to have arrived in Cincin- “ ‘troops in this direction with 2 mi nuteness which } its particulars. Gen. Rosecrans entertained no * 8 Ww By BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auctionesers. nati on Saturday en route to take charge of the | Dan‘stord te Aerie oil Teo ae South, We TAUSTERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT new military department of Kentucky and Ten- potent malice, but as happily we bave hitherto r THE SC erRERR nestee. escaped all difficulties about American native “ge Thos. W. Barnes was sentenced to be hanged dignity and rights, let us leave the two contend- . ten eles on Friday for the murder of John ing parties to fight their battles as best they may, endriban. ‘must be exceedingly satisfactory to the enemy. ‘The Sun of yesterday makes the singular allega- tion corroborative of what we quoted from the Exchange a day or two since, that the military Tux AssioNMENT of Lanp Warrants. — Messrs. Sweeny, Rittenhouse & Fant, of this city, write to correspondents in New York as follows - Wasuincton, Auguat 20, 1861. doubt that Tyler has secured his retreat without further loss. His loss in the engagement was not half that of the enemy, whom he left in no con- dition to pursue or annoy him further. “ without the slightest interference or even advice Me: Taylor Brothers, Bank:rs, N York city: Mr.and Mrs. F. Pech, of Louisiana City, Mis- ockade “ authorities have never expressed any disapproba- APPOINTED. Gentlemen: Our Mr. Fant hada very satisfac. | souri, have been driven from the homes by the it po amie Bom Lempert Rp Hagan tion whatever ef such publications by the Balti-] phe following military appointments were | tory interview with the Secretary of the Interior | rebels. ‘They suspected of entertaining ‘more papers, or indeed any wishes in the premi- jury; if effectual, the first principles of public made to-day : this morning, in relation to the question of blank | Union sentiments. law ee. toe must obey with @ good grace, how- Wm. pron, of Orwell, Vt., to bean additional | *#!gument of warrants, towhich you have calied | The St. Louis Democrat says that so man: ever disagreeable the Teawletions may be for one 5 ? ia our attention. borers are employed around that city on fortifi- great staple of British industry and British Paymaster. He authorizes him to say, that inasmuch as| cations that, to supply the demand, Maj. Gen. | Seaith Isaac B. Bowditch, of Burlington, Vt., to be a | Congress had not, in his opinion, made land war- | Fremont has authorized an agent to proceed to Commissary of Subsistence, with the rank of | nts negotiable, bis decision was only intended Chicago and send all the laborers he can get to St. Tue Cavatrr or ree Restis.—A | Sa deal c. f 4 to protect bona fide owners of blank assigned | Louis and to Cairo has been said about the superiority of the insur- aptain. 3 ba warrants which may have been stclen, or other- The Lexington Observer and Reporter learns gent army to our own in cavalry, and the achieve- hepe that he may thus get rid of the ague and| , 20#¢Ph 8. York, to be aCaptain of the Fifteenth | wise improperly obtained. That he 4id het mesa | ther & portion of the rails on a switch of the Lex- | ments which they may be expected toaccomplish fever. He to send days at N Infantry, (regular Army.) to interfere with the buying and selling of blank ington and Frankfort Railroad, near Pen with it. The fact that the made so littleof . Propeses some days lagara | simon Smith, (Major of Second Regiment of | #slgned warrants properly obtained, and that he | Depot, were torn up on Wednesday nighy’ This, | their enoramene cavalry force in the battle near | of the TOHXED a. RON rT Falls, by the way. His host of friends here wish Minatests volebtenn } te bea’ s saw no reason why the business could not goon | the editor presumes, was done to t any | Springfield is well worthy of remark. In Mis- eutsacete LONTE Se PSY CaaS pn him a speedy restoration to health. mneseta volunteers,) = Paymaster, U-8.| as heretofore. That the locator, at the time of | further transportation of “Lincoln guns” over the | sour!, Arkansas and Tennessee,where the army of Se SNS ORI I TH. Bacto. A., with the rank of Major, vice Major Randolph making the entry, could insert his rame, and of | road. Generals McCullogh and Price were recruited, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Marcy, promoted to be Inspector General. course the question could not and would not be The battery of splendid steel rified cannon pur- ees. There is botch work somewhere about the ‘way im which this business has been managed. ———_._ Gowz Hoxx.—Mr. John Hay, the President’s ‘tasistant private Secretary, left Washington this Morning on a visit to bis home in Illinois, in the —— Hzaz.—Collector Barney and Sur reyor Ander- be raised by the G ibe Lids based b: Fi Li iF ived at The beckweeden en of the Bovtueres Poeeont tive E on dy? ye = ra! the Government as to the validity | c Gen. Fremont in Liver, arrived al ‘he ‘woodsmen of the Southwest alm: ive KITCHPN FURNITURE —On - pon, of the New York custom-house, are in Wash- ON THE OTHER 61DE YESTERDAY. thereof. If, however, a contest was made In ceses | St. Louls, on Friday. a on horseback. Yet Captain Totten, of the U. 8.| DAY. the seth instant, sbi Sy ag 4ugton on business. They expeet to return to New The firing of artillery beard here yesterday, be- | of warrants improperly obtained, such assign — Artillery, describing the regiment of cavalry of P, botwaee Ista ami ath Ehvecin end ‘York on Monday next. tween two and three o’clock, was from light guns | ents would be declared void. His object was] Tax Inisu Buicape.—There ts an earnest} which attacked bis position at Springfield o’olook &. m. ah exoullont assortment of Poraitere, So eee of Beauregard’s 2dva: stati eit at t to announce a general Principle which could only | movement on foot of reorganizing the ixty-ninth | ‘‘ The enemy tried to overwhelm us by an at- | Yj Naw Booxs —From ths publishers, Messrs eR ince, ‘oned at present on | be applied to warrants after the location. At the z: al t Ni York State Militia for service | tack of some S00 cavalry, which, unobserved, had | Maborany Sofas, Divans. and Munson’s Hill. They wasted a number of rounds | time of location the otticers of the Government ent New. Yee ved = for abics, y) during the war, and it will form the basis of an| formed below the crests of the hill to our right . Marble top vor ag Pee Harper & Brothers, through Hudson Taylor, 334 in firing six pound shotat our pickets at Balley’s | Would not stop to inquire when the name of the “Irie Brigade”? to be raised in New York. The| and rear. Fortunately, some of our infantry com- Oreweas oe hes Sea. _ Pennsylvania avenue, we have the following Cross Roads, not one of whom was hit. In the | *#!epee was put in, and it could never be ques- | officers of the Sixty-ninth held a mecting a day or | panies and a few pieces of artillery from my bat- a eusi en, loe*te, recent publications of this well-known house: > - ie ned except when raised by an adverse claimant. two ago, at the Regimental Armory, Essex | tery were in position to meet this demonstration, Do = Secretary, and Wash- “A Course of Six Lectures on the Chemical reer = ~~ day, by creeping up in the woods, , ihe ae shown by the warrantee, ai Market, when most of them expressed a desire to ena drove off this cavalry with ease This was * stands, " History of a Candle, to which is added a pyres ey did, however, manage to wound two of | location, that the assignment was made in bi on Platinum.” By Michael Faraday. Distin- guished by all that popular interest which marks Paraday’s iectures. - “The House on the Moor;"’ a novel. By the author of Margaret Maitland. A book which will be finished when begun, but which does not Jeave a pleasant impression on the resder. “Latin Accidence and Primary Class Book; containing a full exhibition of the forms of words aad first lessons in reading.” By George W. Collard, A. M. This strikes us an admirable ‘work, from the cursory examination we have been able to give it, and while it does not Profess to afford any royal road to the acquisition of Latin: it ts certainly so well classified and so clearly ‘@xpressed that the study of this language must be @teatly facilitated. “Life and Adventures in the South Pacific. By 8 roving printer.” A graphic narrative, most Sesuredly, and illustrated ina style to correspond ‘With the spirit of the text. 1 The amount of Money necessary to be raised in New York city for the support of the munic! pal government for the current year is be- tween eleven and twelve millions of dollars. The teal and personal estate within the city limits on Which the tax is to be levied is set down at $581,- o again into the field. It was finally decided to| the only demonstration made by their cavalry, | Gilt-trame and ‘other Mirrors, them with rifle shots. We learn that at other | Without his aowlecge or consent, it would of oper recruiting offices for the peipaas of a re- | and it was so effete and Ineffectual in its force a1 Plated Tea sud Coffee Sets, ints along the line, they also killed and wound- | COUrSe be declared void, as no titie could in | orgaaization of the regiment, under Captain | character as to deserve only the appellation of Chine gud Glace ¥ ore, = z Suge | “Aring | ‘22! Shape. If, however, a valuable coasideration | ‘Thomas Francis Mengtenne Colonel, and Lieut. | child's play. Their cavalry is utterly worthiess | P8inted 4 jy ee ed two or three more of our pickets, by firing } was pai notwithstanding the assiznment was in| Col. Nugent as second field officer,’ The Lieut. | on the battie-eld Feather Bolsters aud T'isiows. hue Gostune upon them from concealed spots. blank, the case would be referred to the courts, to} Col bas received an a} pointment as Captain in ———__________. Hair. Corton, and oth lat’ reases. determine the rights of the parties. A blank as- the regular army, but it is understood that he will ENGLIsH ARTILLERY From Inna FoR Camapa. | a large lot of Carpets. Oileloth ™ “ VOLUNTEER COLONELS FROM THR ULAR ARMY. | signment, made without the owner's authority, | be detailed to act as Lieut. Col. in the new Sixt: Three batteries of Koyal Artillery have been | Glass Chandeliers, Airtight and other =\oves. The Secretary of War consents that Capt. T. J. | has always been void, yet by custom the Govern- ninth—the War Department already having sig- | ordered from India to Canida. The force will With many other articles, which we deem up- C. Amory, of the 7th infantry, U. 8. A., shall be | Ment has never required proof to accompany the | nitied a willin; ness to accept them and give } proceed overland upwards of 1,000 miles. Two ~ rate, detached, tu enter ink he men cammmaaa a regi- | Location, as to the time when the name was in-| them the phroniry hairy designation of the “Sixty-j hundred horses for the Royal Artillery are on GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anots. , y nd @ regi- | serted, but permitted them to be received, unless | ninth Regiment,” United States Volunteers. One passage for Canada.—London Times, 12th August. | —° **¢ ment of Massachusetts volunteers he is now rais- | a question was raised, as before stated, by an ad- recruiting office was opened yesterday at No. 66 | eee By BONTZ & GRIFFIT! ing. verse party. Practically he repeated: that the de- rf * . Elm street, for com 4, with Thomas Canton | ue ap iTa IN THR ND AU ‘ATALOGUE SAL’ Captain Grover, of the 10th Infantry, U.8.A., cision did not change the former ruling of the} for Captaia (who ie the Pirst Lieutenant of the (Fore SEATS IN THE NEW SYNA- ate DA fe) D street 12th and_isth, department except in cases where a contest arose, | same company in the regular corps), and private mony Hall }eiiite t tnext SUN. or Bt has also received leave to serve as Lieut. Colonel | hence while the department cannot officially an- reg’ iu Firat ‘armony 2 wi given out nex' tia of Berdan’s regiment of sharpshooters. nounce that it will ipprove of blank assigumaate, | 7022,3-, Hurley, of the same company, as September 1:9 0'o. 00k & m. All wishing to ded t! 1 ct secure a seat for next year must be ; no obstacle will be nrown in the way of their Ligntcnant, ,He attended the recruiting efice, a ees BAR GENERAL BUTLER’s EXPEDITION. t. and enlisted ten men. Recruiting offices for the + President. location, and such will be nized when pro- | other feo will be epencd at other places | _M. Sicats, Secretary. aus a The expedition on which Gen. Butler has set perly filled up by the local Land Oifice as hereto Suring the week. It ts thesphy that toc Cecae PUTNAM RANGERS —This lea Compa-| 150,000 assorted Havans, Cuba, Yars, and Seed out from Fortress Monroe is doubtless to plug up We Fae ebtin Belson Why the Salde of the men of the old corps will enlist in the new ny of Moented' cout+, and gertheve alread; there! eas! muster i ervice wmore asaline.. Lethe ereachns inCeast of Nestle werrusts anova in tha eigen darren hoe | om Bichaonds "rf Company J, prisoner | Sees mesreaies in toe soreize a Sew moreqens Carolina. Ifthe weather is as disagreeable ‘‘out- fected by this decision. pe — isisnd Hall, or on Seventh st . near t podge. a, — Saufts side,”” as on this side of the Capes, just now, we HEENAN AND THE CHamrion BaLt.—His Chal-] pg The Given EIS SLE TON. horses r 4 fear that more or less of the stone-loaded hulks| Cotron Doxs not RULE THE INCLINATIONS OF lenge neg sap treme pg swe yhe a. and equipments. 29-5" ences * SS siommcpaayion Be eteatites wit or before he Domne anna bho — Herald, (Derby apped challen; me and cignihos his road ness to Le fa NPIKE ELECTION, bet 1s ready himself to sink them, in position. It ts quite true that many millions of the people | fight. He is r 7 fo make a match for £200 to} Wessinston Karapike Gompene the an ete GENERAL WOOL’s starr. in England earn their bread by cotton; and that | £500 per side, either before or after his coming will be held at th and Mechanios’ Bank, @ osah. apparent that the Southern merica are | ‘* c ned, in the} in Oo nex! r ele nofe in Be + as aids-de-camp to Major General Wool, com-| not the only fields from which cotton can be got, | hands of his friend! George Wilkes, and it is said ht Managers and a Tressurer to manage the af- By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers. manding at Fortress Monroe, the headquarters of and that since the employmentof several millions | by him that ‘he expects soon te be able to an- | {airs of said Company for the year then ensuing, EREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ‘i tnia: of people Involves the investment of cotton spin: | nounce Heenanis separ te one Proposition of | OL until their suocessore are elected. Esamrrons av A: a the department of Virginia: peop! au 59-lawtd ROB’ READ, Treasurer. tae oty.)—On FRIDA 507,096, of which all but $26,105,318 is south of} Alexander Hamilton Jr, and Le Grand B | ning trade of a great many millions of capital, | Mace, and the arrangement of the preliminaries? DUNITED ATAGER EiDLL. a rh, wt 10 ° Saray that capital will not allow itself to perish, and | Heenan challenged any man in England for UNITED STATES RIFLES. Cor*W. o Latween &th Fifty-seventh st. The average rate of assessment | Cannon, of New York, each with the rank of . il- KRrzyz.Now: A eone wishing to a ’ . will find cotton elsewhere if America ceases to | £2,000, (or $10,000,) but Mace does not seem wil. Pe: ng rtment of Furnitare, viz : ‘will be hard on to 2 per cent. Major; and William Jay, of Bedford, N. Y., forniah it: Ifthe bakers in London Srere;to strike | lng toaccept ao large stake, and accuses Heenan ested to call on the Foe pees SPize Chairs, Whatnot, Last With the rank of Captain. and shutup, we do not imagine fore that uncing. eena: ni! Ss expenses pa’ q _ b or Tuesday, Marshal Murray, of New r . i London woald be long without bread. Norneed | he fights in England, or will pay Sace's if he sit Yeampend chee sinal, _— York, arrested Mr. J. A. Machado, charged with mate ibe PO sire or oo tin. | Southern States imagine that they hold the | comes to America. Mace says: “It is a rule of | ———————________ Turner Hall._ Peed Re having been engaged in the slave trade for the arly arsday morning a company of In- ‘eys of all the cotton reserves in the = last few years. He is accused of fitting out the bark Mary Francis, together with the Montauk, Brutus, Kate, Triton, W. R. Kirby, and others world. | the English Prize mise that the champion belt Bachem would desire of all things that this | cannot be fought for out of the United Kingdom ” reall di i j. Gen. p See eee neal: Cam, Genks cates, 'v fruitless war would cease, and that cotton} The match {sina fair way of being made up, searched the house of Mr. N. Stevens, of New should still come to them from their kindsmen. | and it is believed by sport ing gentlemen that,| 244 @ street 13 to = - Market, Md., obtaining over twenty U. 8. rifles, } But Englishmen repudiate, on the other hand, | before the winter is over, Heenan and Mace will | patie food end clothing” © aul7 ef *) wth mary we not known to the present Marsha). He is abou | Which had been secreted between the floor and } having fastened upon them a pro-slavery interest | have fought for and decided the ownership of the } - THE UNIO E EETING ‘cash. Atty years of age, and a Spaniard by birth. ceiling. Several more were obtained from other | 2nd a pro slavery sympathy, Py the enunciation of | ‘ belt ” . __ will be holden VERS Ba¥ inthe E street WALL & BARNARD, Avots. P the un! nied: notion, that ft taey cxnnot get cot- Anssher Challongs to Amerson prc seniors, Baptiat Churoh,commencing at 5 o’olook p. m, and ~ By J. G. MoGUIRE & O0.. Auctioneers. A 2 thro 4 mor S| = i ' 07> Isham G. Mares, Governor of ‘Fennemee, — sabenin enieeas. = Chrough clavery, they must go witheu cles as the Game Chicken Test ere oe cut” | tobe contipued an nations are ievitad to ‘attond VERY SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE has ordered every house searched | bast Monday evening the U.S. gun-bostR.B.] Brockapine a FLORIDA Port.—The Tallahas- | lenge to fight any 140 lbs. man in the United | @2d take part in these meetngs. ma ry atin? AT PUSLIC AUCTION, by the county constables for old muskets, rifles, 3 States for fr 100 to iDay N , Auguet 9), at Deyonets, swords and pistols. The officers are to | FOtPe® left Boston to join the Potomac flotilla. ee seis ae Os emer 7, oe ann} for from $ 8500 per side. uaa ADO fo ae: arenes. 2 " j ‘ fohawk brought the sloo} ately cay ———————$— WwW . ‘wo stall ant the Benstne ani receive one dollar for every musket and bayonet rogthesnraprarsied gone nde lanier by her, up to the outer buoy below St. farks,| SURRENDER oF Mason Lynve’s Force IN Ant- ILL Resume the duties of her School Septem- 5 they discover, and fifty cents each for swords and Pistols. of deolinic ; where the crew of the steamer scuttled the aloop | Z0NA —The St. Louis Republican's correspondent | ber 2i, 1261 southeast corner of Pa, —— Buperior Rosewood yoy - chief, John McCluskey Ist Assistant, and Wm. | and sunt her across the channel, firat having cut | Writes from Santa Fe on the 4th instant that later tn en le SE nt ie satin Smith 2d Assistant. her deck in pieces with axes. The steamer then | dates from Mesilla confirm the teported surrender MR: c # 4 Sppeasest Arm Si Sere: arrontzp went out again to her old anchoring pines. A sf Major lec gees = et Filmore | #0 aay, Bee ution o( Ror Soboel a ieen. Sost @ osewood Case, ? it from Fort Willi went to t! a uthern troops. ‘arrisor is reported ve * ence, stree! Charles B. Pottinger, of Philadelphia, for many ee in getting of her Hod cal apr ginad numbered. fourieen companies, none of which between 6th and 7th sta. au 2-iw* Senerior: ‘ouewood Work Stand and Refreshment 0" A new kind of projectile has been in- ‘vented in New York which weighs but a few pounds, and can be thrown half a mile, forming, ‘when discharged, a ball of fre two feet in diam- eter, unextinguishable unless wholly submerged In water. The mortar from which itis thrown ‘weighs but twenty pounds 1” I Boston harbor, y of the one hundred and twenty-six guns which are to be placed inthe forts have already been mounted under the direc- ton of Capt. Rodman. Most of the others are to ‘be furnished from West Point, and will be for- raconnected with the press of that city, has| other articles. The place where the sloop was | had its complement of men, and it ls. somewhet EW YORK PRICES FOR ALL KI v Giggs Caroffe and Tumblers and — appointed by the Secretary of the pe to | 8unk is four miles and'a half from Fort Wilt ams, doubtful whether he Brisonereall told—exceed- N sore 1 ae LEDs ed: eRag. we bees aldo a en. ny. 4 fe . - the position of master’s mate. He has been as. perl Be rsa ad Main eter cena = Mejor te reds of having Detrayed his trust, aaitivs, 0. 460 Seventh st, opposite Bost Banden Brussels aall Eeeveie Carpets, Ow signed to the United States brig Perry, now lying sinking of a bull in it will effectually obstruct | It is evident he did not make much ef defence. EEE. ee RE! rorzeacd Gilt ere off Alexandria. the passage of vessels into that port. Nine companies for the First Regiment have been N&TISE TO CONSIGN EES.—The steamer C, Beperor H P-post wita Se aiainn raised in New Mexico, and anbther is being O. Alger, from Philadelphis, has ne mrled ir ine EONS APPOINTED. Tue D: Es aT Savannan —In response to | formed. It was considered Probable that the | "ved AV ool Biank-ts, * and Sh Dr. John G. F. Holaton, professor of surgery in | numerous inquiries propounded through the press | Governor would call upon the militia to take the ae) wr the National Medical College, of this city, and eld. i 5 i] notin Goods ready for deli A resus, ” PDE EBAVIDSON, Agents, store Erollet of Sos interior, we ae sicapy say aes ain an Georgetown, D C. 7 = wil IM Dr. W. E. Waters, demonstrator of enatomy jn | @ Week from to-day no Federal fleet w: able a MITH’S, No. 460 Hrionaton felte, ri sib ered have been appointed brigade | !© enter a harbor or inlet, or effect a landing of | , REMOVAL ov Miizany Dzror. Hosrirat, &c Sir No. Seve: Hing 't it of beau! Enameled > Nearly ajl the stores of the military depot recently Jace in town to buy Ot tits TRUNgs, ‘Also, eaten sepennte oor Sone sey sean te Se ial ie wag | at eae ne Cornered | 4a CAPS VALIGRS GERI ANS | Bec rz cu goats arr “a... UL. . RESIGNED. its chief executive officer, and with over a million ster of them by mines by peda Ser cod yng erg GOODS, as he sells a! is ae : : ~ vere bo. i Al lowing vessels now at the w R 1 . in bis bands for the purpose, did absolutely noth- ORD, ae residue by railroad to prices. Su im i ex te of superior make Brooklyn Navy Yard: Receiving ship North Car-| _ ©*Pt N.R. Beall, of lat Cavalry, U.8. A., ing for our protection. "The Confederate authori- | More. The breaking up of the pte py LOOK AT TBI8! ang eb enwick, more. olina, &4; sailing frigate Brandywine. 50, in ordi- | 28 resigned. tles, to whom the matter has been turned over, | bere Indicates that this point is soon ex to] Messrs. TAYLOR GARTER (from Phil- . Bary; steam gunboat James Badger; propeller E. IMPORTANT ORDER. have recently been industriously at work, and the pete fee ante ore te ere§ athe) Pa Tae No. 1) et __i. C_ MoSUIRE & CO. Auots,_ P. Hale; steam gunboat Satellite, preparing for Post Ornce Derantunnr.} Plted ecaneat Recah Taney | Lave aise been Unatireed Co nny, bapinl ‘Slet, for the sale of Bea; chartered vessels Pampero and Putnam, un- ug ast 26, : dergoing an overhauling. —______ 0" Mr. and Mrs. Ww. J. Florence, the “Irish A the sick and wounded will be seeomes carried. BUYTER. rine N. York and W. i This Department having authentic information The National Hotel, (late Bartholow’s,) on Prati ji Jersey and Delaware EGGS; whion that the mails have been repeatedly vio a North Canova —The Boston Traveller has | street. Baltimore, has been fitted ‘ ae ap as hospi soldiow. Call and try our gooda. ou from Salisb: .C., which states that cannot be carried safely in that part of Kentucky 8 and the transfer of the sick signifies that Bal OTATOKS! gress have beeu | more city is now regarded as a place f aafety.— P OTATO Boy” and *<Yankee Girl,” sailed in the steamship | named herein, it 1s ordered that the post offices at me ‘off the Frederick (Md) Examii z * anes, bushels ex Poneee| Et ‘Persia ‘0-day, on a protracted foreign tour. Rickman, Columbus, and Paducah, Kentucky, they suf-| Assavir vron Hon. Joun P. HALE. Hate —On Set- Ssoond at. Li ee & load ory Wil visit, during thelr absence, Great Britain; | end all other Post offices and post routes in Ken- ng to announce without fear their | urday afternoon, upon the arrival of Hon. J.P. | ,,0!¥@ ue 8 trial, ond ie money, in good Ireland, and Australis, returning by way of Cali- tucky, west of the Tennessee river, be discontin- | determination to take a stand for the Stars and | Hale at the de in Dover, N. H., (the place of stand ” is fornia. ued, except as follows : Stripes. There is a Union League throughout | his residence, cfrenedy ae-yuarid intoxicated, to J. W. STEELE & CO. ‘Shs Goals taiseeninaaalaoe bac Route No. 9,652, from Rusellville, via Cadiz the State, which embraces many ti of | whom an ualntance Dointed out Mr. Hale —Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, and Berk- shire—are about to raise another regiment for the ‘war. Recruiting begins there this week. —=—~—______*. %- STEELE & ©0._ loyal mea, and to them is attributed the reaction | as an ‘A bolll ” to Mr. H., and | GEALED PRO st eee and Mayfield, is continued as far as Milburn; and | which is wow taking place. with the pecans Hers ope A the chen whe Sir: ate invited for fariehise F LOUH ots all post offices on that route (except Aurora) are have brought all this trouble upon us,” struck ‘About 4.000 bbls. will be reeuired be dohrvered continued; also Route No. 9,694, from Eddeville | Ts Fortirications oF RichMoND —The forti- | bim in the face, a his bat. Mr. Hale | in separate lots of i009 bbis, aie ow 9 ae. stoma aall salad to Olive, and the post offices thereon are con-| fications crected around the city are of the most seding the condition of man replied, “Get out oe made ‘and the delivery eee erent 2m boats are Duilding at Esst| tinued. "The special office at Dublin and its up, | Complete and formidable character, and, tn con. | of sine ME, Hlalo ja et ae Arack him Boston, upon which work ts .| ply ts continued. All will take no. | DOz/0B with the ‘masked batteries” and imines at | Sgein. Mr. not return the blow, r to new tbe made ty feat? various points, would render the march of a| Walked quietly away. The Depot Master and pias antueep meray ‘Their names are “ Marblehead,” “ Sagamore,” | tice of this order and ast accordingly. ai ence Departm: n = other hostile army hitherward an undertaking of great | others in red to prevent any further assault. t ‘™ Haron” and “ Chocura.”” order ‘ostmaster : il. One Ina hundred might survive'to t | The attack did not appear to be premeditated, By of the P ceee eBid “wrping out,? Which those porthied.. ae and the affair was over in e few minutes. ; ss ‘ la the Sete tow —_—_—_—_———_____. F iret Assistant Postmaster General. ze ‘unfinished, and Ta these cay teations are U7" The work of arta age $ stamps and NAVY YARD. 3 undred gaged.— Whig. envelopes is pushed by Post Ofhce De- Arrival of the Underwriter—Accident to the Jacob rtment as raj as circumstances will it. F U7 Fist [got Mand tea anal of the | Many Last evening the steamer Underwriter, Lieut. | Sf°p coy er noe tt Bull Run with a part | enc to the conclusion that at the expi Pritchett, came up to the yard for repairs, This | gilt feqiment, has resigned his tion of that facies. Captat that time the old ari else be valueless. ic! Wa = vessel only arrived from New York last week and in Misourt. d It era oe weeps in mind | _ pimple emg th MS?icar POW Boe? battle. ive » joined the fon, ot bes events become regiment are suspected, and It {e believed that ood at all others the old style remain in use, as Jed Teitben, prgetdee ult it F-&.. equal Washenaton City. Corner of Fand Twelfth Streste. Becomsary to lay her up for several days in order | {oS "sis, weve commissions from the Rebels, | heretofore, ra de fecelve supplies of the new. Frade fo the b above . Szssion oF 1861-62. Sracaive the requisite repairs to her machinery, | which they are debating whether toacrope grt, | We apprehend the: Deractease en ee aee | ERS Of each kind they proses ne Reneumber of FACULTY OF MEDICINS. the all, | Which looks as if it had outlived its effectiveness” & Washington correspondent ‘of ‘the | much wouble, and muuch anxiety, if wasps a direitos PECK- LE YOU; ex, one A to 0 She reports all quiet below. Herald. nanapin a ais ft hod reg vit, is 8,U.B. A, entered ” Professor of Medicine, It reported that two new batteries have been} Des: —=The Somerset | rics bathnos paragraph.— — . py shalt absence | discovered near indian Head, but the rumor is : 3 re potiean? 7 ee 5 oe ‘4 not credited. Rg i few The Jacob Bell, another steamer purchased in | ! wee Fentemen: ¢POENE, A Baxaun’s Suor — New vork, ts disabled, and 1s tocome up herefor | gw’ tint eg ne eo rhlakers repairs as soon as the Underwriter is ready to go 3 down. :A day or two since, the Bell, Ice Boat and 8 small tug beat went into the mouth of Aquia Creek and threw shell into the enemy's camp, causing the Confederates to scamper briskly away. The batteries on shore opened on the but ‘without effect. At the third round shot from the Jeeob all, ber forward gun broke trvagh the |W i bee