Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1861, Page 2

THE FY ENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY ................September 13, 1%61. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. EX-MAYOR JAMES G. BERRET OR- DERED TO BE RELEASED. We learn that yesterday evening’s mail carried to New York an order from the Départment of State directing the release of James G. Berret, late Mayor of the Federal Metropolis, from his present confinement in Fort Lafayette. This order is on condition that he takes the oath of allegiance to the United States against any and all enemies whatsoever, and also resigns the office of Mayor. Ovn Futenpe at the various military camps and Positions will confer a favor by keeping ut posted a8 to movements and affairs in their vicinities. U7 The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice Hiterary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its enter- ttning contents are the following articles : larrying the Minister, tory; Major Gen- Mewal Mecirtan's Reporton the Blige ¢f Soa | COUP D'ETAT IN BALTIMORE. oR ead the art of war in Europe; Mr Rus- —_>—_ letter to the London Times; Generalship | ARREST OT THIRTY-FIVE LEADING in America, from the London Globe; The Froree, Realities of Wer; ‘Disaifection,émong perso a ewivenaceinis ‘oops; Presentation of colors the Pennsyl- iat . and hes of Gov. Curtin and | Mayer Brewr, Hen. Henry May, T. Par- Gen Mecati,. maak kins Scott, and Teakle Wallis The Police Comnissioneraand their appointments; sent te Fortress McHenry. ten ofWaicerh ind Wind fen reed sedan ol ire ol atteras; Di a er v Nation; Affair ia Missour!, Western Virginie, GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE. - at Cairo ‘ortress Monroe. i Sieeomeneton the Potomac and operations of the Marshal Kane te ge te Fert Lafayetie. — Our Military ae cease nt = eee ED ing syno; of a irs in and arow atenaat far D nga oven the siver and with (Special Correspondence of The Star.} Somat beck column. Batrimore, Sept. 13, 1961.—Editer Star: At “aon laters = erat ernyeat nat nai daylight this morning the city of Baltimore was Arrest of traitors. ee ee ee: thrown into the greatest excitement by the an- Tony, Household ad fase ereening miscel- | nouncement of the fact that the authorities had, cholee selections, and other excellent home during the night, made a quiet and successful reading matter. swoop upon the gang of leading secessionists here, and that thirty-five of them were already placed within the walls of Fort McHenry. About half-past one o’clock this morning the Fourth Wisconsin Regiment arrested Mayor Brown at his country residence in Baltimore county, and at about the same time arrests were made of Hon. Henry May, T. Perkins Scott, Teakle Wallis, Koss Winans, and the editors of the Exchange and South newspapers, and others of well-known secession proclivities. Twenty- two secession members of the Maryland Legis- lature, em route for Frederick, were seized in the cars and put in confinement. The arrest was managed so quietly as to take the parties completely by surprise; and the whole This is just the paper above all others for per- fons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance Price only three cents per copy, or $1.00 per annum; postage Prepaid by stamps when so arranged. ————————.e-—____ Spirit of the Morning Press The Intelligencer, in noticing the plans of the secessionists in Kentucky, thinks that they have plunged so mahy of the States into ruin, that the People of Kentucky will not be dupe. by any of their schemes. The Kepudlican treats upon the question cf cot- ton supplies and prices. Ex-Mayor Baxret.—The order for Mayor Ber. Tet’s release from confinement in Fort Lafayette, mentioned elsewhere in the Star to-day, shows aeeatemeae aan ss apres seizure waseffected without the slightest disturb- Place in the municipal government of the Federal | ance. The excitement in town to-day is natu- Metropolis, threatened as it is by the rebels on the rally high, bat the general feeling 1s that the other side of the Potomac, they nevertheless enter- arrests should have been made long ago, and that “welt cn eodnet safely the surest way of bringing the rebels to terms is trust in positions wherein their action might pos- | for the Government to treat them with a firm and sibly prove dangerous to the cause of the Union vigorous hand, which shall teach them to re- as involved in the current war, it is evident that spect it. they are disposed to deal with them 2s loyal citi- |“ sarshal Kane 1s to be sent to Fort Lafayette to- ‘zens, so long as they refrain from acts that amount a to giving practical aid and comfort to the rebels | 4#Y by steamer, and by the same conveyance will * be sent to the same place the twenty-one persons arrested on the fishing party. in sems. gS 2. Ai ents BTN Tux Barrmorz Agagsts Tus Monyinc — Upon the arrest of Gordon, (member of the Maryland Legislature,) some days ago, papers ‘The arrests made in Baltimore this morning ‘will certainly save the State of Maryland from Virginia’s fate. The parties arreste I are all noto-| were found In his baggage reading like amend- pe et pan a P cima as Cn ments to be offered to a proposed secession ordi- under the hollow and faise pretense of favoring | Rance to be brought up at the coming meeting of ‘peace—traitors far more dangerous at this time | the Legislature. ‘than those with arms openly in their hands. ———_ oe It is well known to the authorities here, that a THEE FLIGHT OF FLOYD. plan to subvert the government of Maryland, de- Another dispatch, received by the Government elaring the State seceded, &c ,was being hatched | !ast night, conveys intelligence that in his recent by h Maryland secessionists. The mine} flight from his entrenched camp, near Gavley ‘was to have been sprung next week: the miners} bridge, Gen. John B. Floyd abandoned not only for the most part being among those arrested this | bis camp equipage but bis personal baggage, that morning by orders from this city. of many of bis cfficers, fifty beef steers, anda con- The secessionists have taught the Government, | *!dereble quantity of ammunition. These facts at length, bow to prevent the success of such rev-| Make it plain that he was badly beaten, indeed, olutionary measures as have nominally taken | 1” the action of the previous afternoon, and could every (80 called) seceded State out of the Union. | scape with bis command only by Instantly cross. ing the mad river at his side with his force, and destroying the bridge behind him. LovaL. pense Areas odie ae Patan (> Yesterday, the 47th anniversary of the battle of North Point, was celebrated with much spirit im Baltimore and other cities. In Baltimore the Lieut. R. H OM . R. ey, of the ist Infantry, a resi Amociation of Old Defenders held a meeting at dent of Georgetown, and well-known in the Dis- petra b enalng ech perp nearer be trict as a nephew of the seceded Adjutant General "| Samuel Cooper, is now at Fort Leavenworth with hearty good will. Salutes were fired from| Kansas. Like bis brothers in this District, he is Fort McHenry and by the Second Massachusetts a sound Union man. battery, and all the troops hada grand parade onucenen. Lieut: Paulding, U. 8. Navy, well-known here, has been detached from service on the during the da —————_ No Paatr in Minnzsota.—A call for a conven- Michigan, at Erie, to serve under Gen. Fremont on the Mississippi. tion held in St. Paul, Minnesota, on the Sth of Beptember, appears in all the papers of that State. The delegates are to assemble regafflless of past AFFAIRS ACROSS THE CHAIN BRIDGE. Party diffierences, and are to be actuated only by} 4 Soldier's Funeral—The Enemy Glad to Wear a desire to maintain the Union, and to sustain the Dead Men’s Shoes— Soldier Drowned—Cool government in its efforts to crush out the last ves- Courage of our Troops in the Skirmish—A tige of rebellion against its authority. Historical Locality. [Special correspondence of The Star.} Camp Apvance, Sept. 12, 1861 —Editor Star: ——————<_______. U7 Polk’s army at Columbus, Ky,, is reported to consist of thirteen regiments of infantry, six field batteries. one ostge valaaey and three battal- The body of poor Woods, of Company D, 19th fons of cavalry. He has Guth chemes and one | /ndlana Regiment, who was killed in the skjrmish gunboat mailed with railroad iron, and armed | ™°2* Lewinsville, was brought in this morning i bya detachment of the 3d Vermont Regiment, Bs r= Le . ‘wekenectuty- tear and one cighty-fout pounder. who went out to the battle ground to look for some of their own missing. He had evidently Jeff. Thompeon is reported opposite. died instantly from a bullet wound through the head. The Confederates had taken the shoes from the corpse, emptied the pockets, and cut every buttom from the uniform. The latter they may have taken for relics, but the shoes must have been taken for use, and the fact indi- cates that they must be sadly in want of leather. The body of Woods was laid out upon the ground in the Indiana encampment, for some time, and afterwards was buried in a romantic glen near the camp. A soldier of the same regiment, named Daniel Ward, who was carried over the Little Falls and drowned while bathing on Monday, was buried at the same point. From all accounts our men behaved with the greatest coolness and bravery in the action near Lewensville. While the enemy was pouring in 7" A contract has been made in Cincinnati to furnish General Fremont, by the Ist of October, five complete batteries of steel and brass guns, with all their equipments, including horses, harness, wagons and ammunition( There will be thirty cannon in all, sixty wagoas and two hundred and forty horses. —— 17 The New York Tribune says the Rev. Dr. Bethune is about to retire from his pastoral charge in the church in Seventy-first st. He intends to 0 to Italy, where it is probable he will make bis future home. With this change it 1s understood that he also intends to retire from the pulpit alto- gether. U7 A-wan named Milner was arrested in New York on Tuesday, by the United States marshal, charged with an attempt to hire men to | a sharp fire from his ambush, Lieut. Hancock and go to Richmond to engage in the manufacture of | three others of Company I, 19th Ind: jana regiment, 2 new patent breech-loading gun. Ten thousand | starféd out to ascertain, If possible, where the en- dollars were found in bis Possession. emy was concealed, and followed up their mission Se et ane to that hazardous length that they were cut off by ity ieee Poem yacrles daggers: the Confederates. The only indications of per- Cairo, also at Randolph, Tenn wheres meshed turbation through the affair was with two com- battery of three sixty-four pou: a hes boon dias panies of the Vermont troops when a shell burst covered. Old scows and st atc being sunk suddenly in their midst, and who were naturally near Randolph. a“ leetle astonished,”’ but they formed immed!- o> eutbamens ately into line again, and afterwards took the > There are sixty-six important criminal | compliments of the enemy with the coolness of cases to beefed at the fall term of the U. 8. | veterans District Court in New York. Twenty are priva-| ‘The picturesque surroundings of this place is teers, to be tried for the high crime of Piracy, | noted by all lovers of fine scenery amongst our and forty-two slave traders, with others indicted troops. An object of interest in this nelghbor- asaiders and abettors of the slave trade hood, too, is the famous dueling ground where LL Clay and Randolph met. Before the arrival of (eT he U.S. Marshal in Baltimore yesterday the troops the aie was designated by a narrow seized theschooner N. M. Tannor, as the property opening amongst the trees, the ground being softly carpeted with the elastic needles of the Pine. Now the place is not so easily recognized, the trees thereabout for a long distance having been laid level with the ground by the axes of thousands of hardy soldiers. Just beyond here, on the road to Lewinsville, isthe house of the India-rubber man, Goodrich, and yet further on the same road, is Prospect Hill, the seat of Com. Ap Catesby Jones. ‘The health of the troops hereabout is remark- ably good, and especially in consideration of the fact that they are unacclimated here. UNION MERTING IN ALEXANDRIA. [Special correspondence of The Star | ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 13 —Editor Star: The sixth meeting of the unconditional Union men of Alex- andria and vicinity was held last evening at the Lyceum Hall, Alexandria. The meeting was ad- dsessed by Gen. Montgomery, the Provost Judge, Rev. Carver, and W. D. Massie, Esq. Nine- teem citizens took the oath of allegiance to the United States. The band of the New Jersey regi- pate aces _! O (> The Lincoln Cavairy Regiment is now completely full ; the last squad of recrhits having left New,Y ork city yesterday afternoon. No more men for this regiment are to be accepted at pres- ent. ————— {> A petition is in circulation in New York city, addremed to the Secretary of State, calling his attention to certain alleged treasonable mis- OBS yy DetDI8Z + A BATTLE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA. FROM MISSOURI. AMUSEMENTS. Ti Federal Tree; inder G St. Lovis, Sept. 11 —Dr. Franklin, Su Oe ee ater ne went a et Ears ate a Floyd's Gen. Lyon’s Brigade, arrived from Springfield REMEMBER us, & WILLIAMS, Actionsers. Summervitie, west to-day, and reports that all the Federal wounded HE UNION Boyes F' PONEY. BOQUSEHO Fierce Cenflict—Fie at remaining at that place have been retained by | The mombets of the MOUNT CLARE ITCHEN “TURE, at it, Leeving all his Camp Equipage, | order of rebel comniander, and are held as pove ioe vleatsa ing thelr “ON 4 . ot we aba wel of » behind him. bostages for the of the secessionists now in Peay i take pl ‘at Srorr’s Hau! 5 9 street, at 160’ clook Chanxsaune, Va., Sept. 12—A battle com- | the hands of the Federal authorities. corner of Avenuy and do st.. on MO between the Federal troops and the en-| Dr. Franklin was told that for carte oe yh | t PAY, EVEN NG. Rentember 16, ™ On on iy oe ‘One Gray Poney. Sadie an¢ Bridle. The horse finear or bung under Fremont’s recent tent ii. s nal oe eT , of emy st 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, near | or Bus cd esltions aaeen cee Ample arranc: ture belo are declining boses- Summerville. weeece cee i itvebe Metropoli'an Police to | Leeping large and it is Gen. Rosecrans, after taking a reconnotsance, | Captain Kidd, of the rebel army, arrived last ronereo tata ies it modern, found Floyd’s rebel army 5,000 st’ong, with six- | Right with a flag or truce. It is conjectured that sittee. eaah in ty teen feld pieces, tobe entrenched In t powerful | be, brings proposition for an exchange of oar |. Ntoniey. $22, 5 Bet. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote ition on the top of the mountain at Cannax | Wounded = for all the secession sa Gro W. Hines, ‘oh ilton, “By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Accu erry,on the west side of Gauley river. The | Oners now in the hands of the Federal military 82 13-st* EEN LLIAMS, Auctionsers. rear and extreme of both flanks were inaccess{- | ®utborities throughout the State DD FELLOWS’ HALL! EX? T Hous OLD ann Ki ble. The front was masked by heavy forestsand | Acting tore forvidding — bansiriomeatd oo oO we : 53 = at close jungles issued orde: flicers, 1 soot Lyttlen? Toth Obio Ri iment of Benham's —— bry aap rel tml _ gaartermaster’s depart- woneeatt “en er yore, one od, fe. 439 5 ~ ii rove a str je- | Ment, persons ‘an t tachment of the enemy out of their camp® this | be loyal to the Unlied States goverment aed ei , a side of the position, thé state of which was un- | Such officers, agents, employees and contractors} OA MEBELL MINSTRELS : pares: feos ate : aide ate ete di Pesboon echt eerie Un ited. i ee es Minstrel Rand the 2 fiae Goth: tig bag Rte A tad 5 es 8) men’ a . temeice re he! hen a commer waree States for the benefit of its pth nat a the very Flower of the O- lncnes ‘St re long line of palisades for riflemen, when the bat-| _ Gov. Gamble returned here last night. The Sofas, Spring and Rocking Chairs, tle opened fiercely. Republican learns that his mission was to get NEW SONGS, nove. AND BURLESQUES The remainder of the 10th and 13th Ohio regi. money and arme to enable him to get out the State ‘ VERY NIGHT. Clock, Gtrandoles, Vases, and Orna- ments were then brought into action successi: troops under his proclamation, in which he was Adpionca Twenty-five Cen’ mecte, . by General Benham, and the 12th Ohio regiment | eminently successful. Money will be Placed to his DR. FORD, Agent. + Pier, and Si bles ahirwerda by Capt. Hartsuff, whose object was | credit in the sub-Treasury and arms be forwarded S——_—_———— tt tip Senta? ‘able, an armed reconnolsance as fast as possible. WANTS. Dressing — ‘The enemy played upon our forces terrifically | pxponrey rLicht oF MARTIN GREEN’S FORCES. with musketry, canister and shell HEnxzwa1t, Mo , Sep. 10.—Gen. Po} om- NTED—A_ CONFECTION ‘or good } China, Glas, and wi mg which Col. Lyttle led several companies of Irishmen | mand marched for'the rebele andve Green nn ANKE BAKER. Apsis to FHS, HAVER- Pecy fee se) ate Erengh ‘Mfc, and one a F Beds, sed Shuck iy to ipa Lg hi ok lee he was brought down Sanday night,and at daylight on Monday reached | NER, 347 C st., between 4% and oe Mattresses and q their camp; but Green, having recei notice of oA DL P eal 00 be 4 Col Smith’s 13th Obio cogaged the enemy on | the approach of our "eroopa had fied, and his WA MMEDIATELY- = Manocany! Hat Tree, Painted Wardrobes, and the left, and Col. Lone’s 12th Obio directly in the | forces scattered in every direction, leaving much | corner of E and Eleventh sts. ge 13-2" Cane Seat Chairs, front. Colonel Lone fell dead at the head of his of their baggage, provisions and forage. and the 'ANTED—Ry a respectable aos ipiothe Fine Velvet. otber Carpets, regiment, early in the hottest of the fire, by re- pobite Property they had captured at Shelbina Tecentiy loat her BAITUATION ne wet | Withs pood iota? seguiesaoe end beahy ceiving a ball in the forehead. reen’s force ni about 3,000, and Gen. } nurse. Address Mra. MSON, Star Off: other articles w: We deem unvecossary to Capt. McMullin’s howitzer battery and Capt. o ng made a forced march of 23 | * se 15-1t* Sayder’s two field pieces meantime were got into enumerate. to im. ‘My ANTED—A hundred WOOD GUTTERS T | Terms ctsh, in the best position possible under the clreamstan. Saye peeled ll ae RG WANTED TA hundred WOOD-CUTTERS | gel GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots. ces, and soon silenced two of the rebel guns. the bulk of Green’s forces had crossed the North- | ha paid “A vyl hs Kirkwood Hones, orot Lia By WALL& BARNARD, Auotionsers. ‘The fire slackened at intervals, but grew more ern Missouri Railroad, and were meking for the | thicum’s Hardware Store, corner High, near é Corner 9th st, and south side Pa. av, furious as*night approached. woods in Charlton county. Gen. Pope followed | Bridge st., Geo: getown ; further informa- oa . Thé Getman bi cae was led gallantl} into in pursuit, with the Sixteenth Illinois and Third hs Star Office. apy 'S RIDING MaRE AND erudpas sacar’ Goren Gook, under the direction of | owa Regiments, after giving them & few bre - JAMES B. LEACH. omar Pr NA 7 tpn arog ptt fe beh sen rest; but as Green’s forces are mounted, there is WwW ANTED TO RENT—A completely furnished . ot within a short distance ef the enem: Te-] 0 * ze sume the contest next morning. a 7 THE RETREAT OF GEN. GREEN. WANTED A WOMAN ook ome — y Horse, When the morning came, however, our scouts St Lovis, Sept. 12. other nse appiy—309 F atrest, between ‘and Top geen, reported that Floyd had Ingtortonsi fled, du-| (Colonel E. D. Townsend, Assisgant Adjutant | Saehatae eins |r, ring the n t, sinking the its in the river in jeneral :—, spat rom n. rect nie veer. and destroying the temporary bridge he | to-day from Hunnewell, (on the North’ Missouri WANTED—a HOUSE, with grmithout rni-} set! ____—WALL & BARNARD, Avots. had made when he first crossed to occupy the | railroad.) states that he made a night march on this to raterent, Be By HO ELER & LLSON A position. The turbulence and depth of the river | the rebels under Gen. Green, last Sunday, who, F UR-BEA’ — BAG Ob and the exhaustion of our troops made it impos- | however, got notice of his approach, but be was WANTED -4 FURNISHED DWSLLIN@- ne sible to follow the fugitive rebels. Landen f ‘was | successful in causing the dispersion of 3,000 OUSE, having all the modern improve his flight that he left behind bis camp equip: e, | of the rebel force,,who left behind them much ae. sen = of oezeer Tare. ly oe wagons, horees, large quantities of ammunition | of thelr baggage, provisions and forage; also tole and isth and 16th emote nd be and fifty head of cattle. the public property seized by Gen. Green at preferred. Inquire (by letter) of F.G. MURR Y. Our loss is only fifteen killed and about sev- Office of the Fi ith Audi stating logati Sheljbourne. tor, enty wounded, generally flesh wounds. Gen. Pope’s infantry was too much fatigued to | of further inquiry. and terms. ‘he rebels’ ioss is am f ascertai: |, as they car- | Papel them. The horsemen, however, followed ried their dead and wounded across the river du- n pursuit for ten or fifteen miles until the enemy | WY ANTHD—S food WOMAN HOUSE-SER- ring the night, but it was certainly very serious. | were completely scattered and mies must come well recommended. tie PI Capt McGroarty, of Cincinnati, Capt. Mc-| The railroad east of Brookfield is now open, Inquiro at 433 F st, Mullin and Lieut. Snyder, of Ohio, are among | and ng more secession camps will be made within A body to at the wounded, but not dangerously. twenty miles. & ite Twenty-five men of Col. Tyler’s regiment, who | Gen. Grant telegraphs to me that the first gun INTE! were taken prisoners by Gen. Floyd at Cross | is in position at Fort jolt, Kentuck t SATS and CAPS, at Lanes were recaptured by our troops J.C. Pesmonr, the very lowest prices, Give himacall. an 30-im ‘ Np 8 Floyd’s pres! ggege, with that of all Major General Commanding. WaANTED-4 ‘well-formshed DWELLING- is officers, were also token. OUSE, containing about six rooms Gen Benham’s brigade, which suffered most, | "I'VE NUNDRED, Beste ROUTED—six MUNDRED| 1” HOUSE. containing about ix roome was pommanies =e 4 oo nd Col. Mc- Jerrerson City, Mo., Sept 1L—A messenger Sirs ree vere ae, = = gone Cook elso led bis brigade into acti , Cs 2 > Major General Rocevans. Gen. Benham, Cols. from Sidallia states that Capt. Jamison’s Kansas to tw: McCook, Lyttle and Lowe, and. Captains Hart. | gry tewxere had defeat Dundead Pode mon i ete shu, Snider, McMullin and Burk and other | Pietiy’ routheg tiie sed Killing their leader. officers displayed particular acts of personal il This Will restore peace to Pottis and the surround- wares, DREN Poe niriae ¥ gallantry. ed 1 1 hi ing countles, as Staples and McGoffin, who was HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Person re The troops engaged were exclusively from Obio captured some days since, were the principai | ing the city or having & surplus will do cay and all fought with the bravery worthy of vete- instigators of secessionism jn that section. immediateiy. R 4 im nies OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. ROSECRANS It is also meperied teat Cal. Marbaits iincls —ie8 £97 Neventh. between sad fi hb us. Cavairy have captu: six hundred rebels under \TED.—_W. w buying SECOND- ale ee arenas? | Capt. Skeliey with two feld pleces. Wid DFURNITDRE, STOVE: (BED: Prd ste Bcc ht neds! el s i P- for which we are paying the URNISH ROOMS FOR RENT, at No. To Colonel E. D Townsend: We yesterday | ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO THROW A TRAIN THROUGH h Families declining housekeeping. or | . hy marched 17 miles, and reached the enemy’s en- A BRIDGE 1s of farni “f their F 130 we! Ba = the rooms h at, lus of furniture, will find it to ; ° nth trenched position in front of Connifix Ferry, dri- Mzxico, Mo., Sept. 11—The timbers of the | ad ¥ eral. me pty o" most comfortente, Pel ving his advanced outpostsand pickets before us. | bridge of the North Missouri raflrond, near this 0 ¢ ourrrr Bouts. the hours. Every attention “4 We found him occupying a strongly-antrenched | place, were burnt by the rebels, with the design ad i moderate, scolisiw osition, covered by forests too dense to ndmtrny | of precipitating a train loaded with United States | —— a | OR RENT—A STORE end DRY CELLA fe being seen at a distance of three hundred | troops into the river, but fortunately the act was LOST AND FOUND. F for rent, 20 by 61 fest. on N ne yards. His force was five regiments, besides the | discovered in time, and the troops are now en- - = ¢é Kets, Apply toSAM’L vEVAUG » 40. one driven in. He had probably sixteen pieces | camped until the bridge can be repaired (OUND—On the morning of the othe in th street ne 12 t* of artillery. ———_—_—_—_—_—_——— | FOU! hoorhood of the Weer Moker s saeit [OR SALE, OR 24h, EX CRANGE FO! mrbich proceeded to meh engi that we were | NQTIZE,TO CONSIGNEER—Thesieaner | BREASTPIN. aT? Winters Building, sed pape Cri PRO ERATE "eed Pe . Cy 10 . eBu . oa about to amault the position on the flank attd | Pruivde ise pee emo: from ine for aAverticomant its wile from the railroad st front,when night coming on and our troops bein; Goods ready for delivery. 7 z 7 $35 sore, Apply to BH. O, completely exhausted, Ir drew them out of the HYDE E'BAvipSON, Asone, | STR‘NED TROM THE PREMISES OF | BUGD! Sas Pecatecus” 2 APY Js 8.2. woods and posted them in the order of battle be- | _It Georgetown. DC. | jretant.n rmall red COW wich the right Fo RENT-A STORE on Penney ave. hind the ridges immediatel: Remiae theenemy’s horn Tce off, white face, and ue, ‘ixtures for sale, Apply or the of- Position, where they rested on their arms until Headquarters marked ip both ears, Any person pyarning ber to | fice. ee ll-2e* morning. S, betwee OR RENTONOUSE Eat Ln Skortly after dayligbt a runaway “‘contraband” FOR be enitably rewarded. FRANCIS PRUITT. oe RENT ouss Franck Taviore ey came in and reported that the enemy had crossed aun new us | for a profeasional man. a the Gauley river during the night, by means of INDIA RUBBER GOODS. $10 RESARD Lost, yesterday evens JPOR RENT-A handsome PURNIBHED el. Ewing wae ordered to take posscaien of ths Brsete ard ihe eoiiaoninn Grounde PIETY | E™CHOUEE wich al toe moses Col. Ewing was ordered to take possession of t _ RS in Bank of Washincton notes. The | ins pleasant location, Inquire at the Sear Uthoe: camp, which he did about 7 o’clock, capturinga | OFFICERS, DOLLARS in Ran! x - ‘0 tf few prisoners, two stand of colarse corthae kin PRIVATES, ah Ri ae es ae ie at this off: st ORME’S Grocery Store, quantity of arms, with quartermaster’s stores, TEAMSTERS, onbe sven near Ten'h st ed messing and cam juipage. * H. L. BARRON. ‘The enemy have distloved their bridge across DRIVERS, and others, the Gauley, which here rushes throngh a deep] Canfindthe \Feosegh rents Regie ae oe gorge, and our troops being still much owe sre DLE of military and and baving no material for immediately repairing and hn ed wit pameand wi the bridge, it was thought prudent to encamp the BEST ASSORTMENT n i ere. stranger in troop and occupy the ferry and the captured camp. Tn ae re- We sent a few rifle cannon shots after the retreat- + if left at the Wnion of ing enemy, to produce a moral effect. 2 Hotel Restaurant, corner Ps. avenue and 13% at. Our long wit probably amount to 20 killed and INDIA RUBBER GOODS it 3. STERN 100 wounded. The enemy’s loss not ascertained, | that there is in the country, which will be so!d at AN _AWAY-—From the subsoriber, living near ou nee oe north lds, tates but from the report of the prisoners it must have L 3d Regiment, sick es’ Brigade, about 25 0% Massac svenue, been very considerable. nt" MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES, mies Ni ye cs Brigg aN EGRY 4th and Sth ste mass - 8. Rosecrans, ar About 5 feet 10 inches in Major General Commanding. rty dollars, if broucht ——— Sie Seong HALL & WEEKS’ remd-nos or neouted in Washirgios Jail, «0 | CLORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS Hicuty Important ARRgst.—William H. INDIA RUBBER WAREHOUSE, get him. POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. C., Winder, of this city, Marylander by birth, and re BER 10, a brother of Brigadier General John H. Winder, 308 Pannsrivania Avance, ARD. votes is given, that ‘bas of the rebel army, was arrested on ‘Tuesday night. 3 ber, sbout three dark. ir possess! ‘ostage Stam, and all his correspondence and effects eeiaed’ Hecsers IMLS, nk, Tet Sizsits, plected NEGRO HOY, about i is ycare f ‘dobance the eaime for Stamos of the ‘new is. The prisoner js a broker.and has been doing busi-| N. B—SUTLERS and DEALERS supplied at ed Robert Butler ; has full bisol So: ‘HeNeT ADDISON nega at 314 Walnut street. Latterly he bas occu- | lowest New York Prices, se 12-1f tn bis socal, and bas Bout in. i iz a aga rooms in Ninth street, above Chesnut, and | - d nen se eect cael Ay Lai cdl os of his righ 3 had y > oft Tight linen pants and cloth cas. The above re- ken meals atthe Washington House. He has} |]NITED STATES PATENT OFFIC SHEN, ra been suspected of having treasouable communi. | U AGRICULTURA, DIVISION ard willbe paid for said negro, if delivered to me | [VI 2 cation with persons in the rebel States, and the Washington, September 9, 1861, Cc ‘ emcees have on = constantly. A few ‘i In oqnee uen, oft e delay bekerpe igen wd selsiw* Near Duffield, Chi wee) l- rr’ ol of foreign impor! ion, © [o1 5 anos, se branieca a, the Recorve Grayeot eke which were issued prior to the iucomine of the Lor opie of GOLD SERCTACLES, with cas: ra mame out in it - recetving and tranamitting information South- | so7*&° 80d other causes. have A sullable reward will be civen if left with the| _™7 Unron Saari aunt eee cee igre fo ¥ Teller at Riggs & Cos office. wo 12 St J3T, rime Pare SUGARS ashington an lelphia. at signi ibuti def i i Provost Marshal Porter stdted that ta Prisoner an be obtained whic ut fleet ored: $5 ey AR. Per tke. delivery, ye bola. VHISKY, ¥ om pad ne, and possess the pro) of the Government of the instan' United ¢ States," an a likewise to subvert and over N 4 Tee grant oe A sie prions > Mi turn the Un tates Government. avin; ‘ on by : 3 4. Bi secured Winder’s clerk, detectives Franklin, Bae of H. F, Lo —— from Louisiana averue. LE, hmory of the Reserve Grays, in Walnut street, ate one | between 9th loth ‘ats red 289 wo B85 Miners eee, and quietly exhibiting their warrants, directed books and sett’ ts tl ce Between Ninth and Tenth sts . south him to go with them to his lodgings’ He was hip. nd Tagebore an | JMPORTERS OF WINDER Lid@dun ct afterwards taken aside, stripped and searched, E R is" Ghesrhtes Sak he was a member, and still later was accused of | Present Admini tion, many of them, 0 ootegon las Leather epee, -1 ‘was charged with an intention to “‘selze, take, NB, Tost on Wednenday, the Tih: holomew, and Blackburn next proceeded to an by its tion. Al noes ow Re Ware Sndzes jon, on Fatarday | —— up his keys, pocket book, letters, ets. 3 cis JS HEI: PICELE: RS. oy 20 iL ,8 d , 2 quantity of ‘valuable , OSHUA H. KING. REWARD —Strayed or stolen from the sub- Sites ee Stores inesnERat- Properties in Washington, Baltimore, and Ni no eas Seventh near the Pa. ky J > : of Philadelphia, letters from a brother (Chas, A. OTIZE—The undersigned ri Cag 9 er was shod ast arriv brands Wind ta inform their’pati the public generally nf te -. A. Me BY = reidmek, hid bet) Lewes in Veskiagten,; and from the | their having f-rmed a copartne: p to continve the { head vergicg into T will s1v8) necot a en ee, Finer B . Barat & Fagot, rigadier er, Of a more Southen latitude. | business, inal! its branches, ft th bad Toarett,, Royal Grape. Among the curiosities of the place were the sword | late firm of H. F. Loudon & (i I M. M. McCHESNE}. w we offer at t ork Pi eight of Gen W. H. Winder, of the war of 1812, and a| their thanks for the MAKEN UP, as an estray.on waded JO} » z AGLE, lot of historical relics and letters ecived, aan “4 ‘8 email OFS white ik 289 Pensa avenue. Some of the letters, it is said, reveal the way of FIBER > y JFith ove horn crooked brass knob on Abm M. By a thinking in the South, prior to Mr. Linegin’se 1 : “ horn, The owner wil, ke Y orld -7 tion, showing conclusively a foregone intention javal Merchant Tailors, | 8rd, ORS, for to disrupt the Union. Others detafl fragments of F. Fa Hx sEncrn, earey sr or conversation to which the late James Buchanan |. H. Kine. sep ll Sw + was a party, anexbibita loseness of senti- se 11-3t* ment in the presence of that functionary which DeEret QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. a i $5 KR: De jast evening. a might, at this time be ‘construed into treason. asuineton. D. C., sept, 9, 1851. 74 Neve EVOLVER: We believe, however, that note et ton donee | Spare Frc TALS will be roosived at this office | mounted, marked "Mortimer faa directly nculpate “Winder, Decause, although | patil 12, at iy nid fe veto etnies oe Feior the, pistol to prea tie “ m hem are ‘with treason, tomac 251 between ISth and 14th ; orto z th Woot, for" ke ae! nsf Wick, Willerae’ Bots alt iv Octo! ui REW. of the New York Daily News, as copies of his - $10 pear“ letters were found pasted carefully in blanks, i with notes and interpolations — Phila. Pr, G Be Ti ~~ rail isa dark brown, almost f Snap apnpnnnEnESSnEpEpepapeneeeeenee eee noticeable marks. Sz WATCHES, WATCH REPAIRING, bo. » or | Quartermaster may direct i hands high. a THE REV. DR. REED, tue Chaplain of ie undersigned at 1 Soebeaegiteee ‘30th the Pies rmteoceomaziieas Bs BRAT ee | SP SEF oe te we meet eeerter wees tay — tract er d of red | a Blperss Hint ivecary Sgn Gatheen st ety hr sales “a teers 10 L ue the CATHULICS. FRIEND uci to reject all bids that way be dows wo 10-8 divers west ot “ora; w li bok 1 the Seal Row cf Bayments . LOSING OUT! sthlinst oat S Seek Thy MAES scateanbons wits este a stook of “ : a vse the amount of ‘wood ¢ i sell td ss SEALED PRO} are in eno, Sop 1,1 eS aricuate see fa SER iatrteedia Male raAY | acne reece Hs RIGHARD WACEACH. Mayor im ECRUITS APPLYING TO THE eT ease Canna do ‘romaiy forwa sibaetetag at kegs ipsam 80 11-Steo : 323 Pa. avenae. re it. to be to |. C. Sa U8. (Ce SonraNy An" V8. ENGINRERS— to bagetibed oh Las Weenie SS rao ver month: | GO V, sts