Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1862, Page 3

4 é S —_ dl ee ——— ¥ inn LOCAL NEWS. __ [ren ost itera ee WANTS... — Caneda, describe diseases and tell his LOCAL NEW eee ert eae op evant WARTEO A, WASH GIRL. AxvsrmEnts To-! ness, ar s2 ated 3 Be =| WANTED ae Tanai Jee E cave Peet boon 4 No Sor or ie in & private ly. “Siely feiss the drama of the “ Rake’s 2” and charge ee eer Advices Progres, “Achille Dufard”? in “A Peep Behind the Scenes.” ‘With Nature or the Laws of Life = * bt i axranscay HALL.—A novel programme of With Blood our bands we never stain THE O} por ae = CONG ‘oh Breen Pe pa van, s dances, burlesque, slack: rope ‘or poison men — ir pain. re Tl RED t “Teer he pantie, ne ne Seer | Out Fiber whom au, Robes iteehk Mee WARE tt Taunt et companies, cancludlt = apn nena fo cue a BA Tomtanton aoa ay be faeinen private famiina roGail ‘at No. 299 Fourth street, —Dupont, ford, Ford, | Weil used, relieve comple c 3 Pm gy, and Som of ote ost | A simple tery reimpie Flowers W 2USar PN AUTH AGES ras et | Watetteoatine OMEN om ge huge bill_of songs, dances com! es. | Culi’d from the r inne eo ing ee os : Look out for the great pe par po These, thee shall speak with touching power ran Open ll dey sl ent a 1, | {stween Shae vpbiy at G87 eres * ALL, corner nay avepui a heal ahaee i ee nL: ae suet a eae | ee il, Washington Building, Penn. av- bnder ths Centra Houwe cpoaite —" WANTED A honest. truely BOY. tocar & ‘operior refreshments, &c. Hall open all day. — | enue, cornet of 7th street caurneleg eo Call at this oles Remote Thardey nites. Ovo Fxntows’ Hatt, Navy Yarp.—Second }, Canadian references of the Indian Herb Doctor: HESS LS HAVE COME! noon, at 3 o’clock. fa 19 grand cottilon party of Company ©, National UE, tonas, Beversor of Oabede Fs Legend aaa ANTED_4 SITUATION. by reapectable » May venwaiat aa Seseret Tenth am G streets, Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor of Quebec, c.E. NE me atts HO TBE: hand xt dor ATS es ‘cannes ook for the benefit of St. Vincent's Female Orphaa — — a Toronto, C. W. jam monic Haute routnriasee ne gape Call at 24 Fa. ave., fanc’ rticles, . obinson 101 ~ il ae Ice cream, confectionery, ye Hon Jas. Cummings, Mayor of Hamilton, C.W. hove Eleventh Street, WANTE —A few ABLE-HANDS.to ¢o up —An_ attractive pro | Hon. W. Matthews, of Brantford, C, W. Penn. Avenue, above Kievansh Street, ace goods and Work at fine rousing | Nore Krsa’s | AMPIT ERATED AD ic neslermanves | Hon, W. Barker, Mayor of London, ow. OREN EVERY Nigur: bat frst ‘rate, bagds . Apply at Mrs. S, Toscan teenion, beac of te’ Wanenigad (2 - Savage, | or of ArttNety rs Sa DOPEN BY ERY NIGHT ! GOURTELLR. 388 Lith street-corner Fit morrow > wight, Su ° p SIXTEEN STAR PER HER and Heloise, and Bret presentation of the wrest'"Eng. | BP Dwight, Supt, of Toronto, ©. SIXTEEN STAR FERPORME , | ws BONER Catered for ‘maitfamtiys Ap Staspic Chase.” R ae Crock, a Go Bee Thom—Ho See fee Trem! ply at No 4973 ath a detweon D and ACADEMY oF Music —Free'concerls, embracing | yy — , Surgeon, ito, C. wr Bes Them—Go See Fe Wa selections from the most popular operas, at fel o'clock. Hall open all day. ‘SmrtHsonian —Lecture Ames, of Illinois, before the Washi Rev. Charlies G. Lecture - fan Chimney N to on North A street. Capitol 19-30" EPARD. for eFeeationtsn ‘Bnd lady. WAnee2 poe to nied At pee PET) Soni YF BS Pik PORT Admission 25 ceats ; orchester 50; eoknee aah ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM orroome 2b. suitab’e for a gentiema: Instantanzovs Cure of Corns, ,. Seen ING7S AMPHITHEATER! t Poe x 5 Pe weer: Catlontties, Inyerted Nails, Warts, and all dis: K ING’S AMPHITHEATER out jours. ‘Mast be s * sitaat d wont of 3 th atre eases of the Mr. Dimond, Surgeon —, “Address, terme, &o.4" Boonomas” at this offi Association. Subject, “What will become of the BENEFIT <0.$°E ee patnrathes ary, tare nape sar” OO marae ~ncge Ba WADNTED=A PARTNER with small ont GIMENT D v sarees, aa jain. thn llgktot bd vane d iS Feuteel business. “Two or three * 7 thouea it retne We are ginilfied to learn that the 2d | inconvenience to the patient. Consulting hours APLLE HELOISE! ~ 298 Benn. aveuusy corner Gh ieee Por AEN regiment of D. C. volunteers now numbers more Pee ceieens evsoan P. ep ng ce 383 oa JNADI than 90 xk and file. having within the OARD W Jest Owe weeks enlisted about 300 members. ‘The | Best reference given in ver in thie eity. feb 3—1m THURSDAY EVENING, Feb’y 2th, pirate a EDOy qoinre Canoe nine regiment ls composed mostly of robust men, and is in for three years or the war other bonriérs, northern family preferred. on which ocession Ixpia Rupser Goons. _ wtatt mingdations, elms, Xe. : The foliowing sre the regimental officers :— India rubber Sheets ting children’s A Host or eako ” Box 350 P.O. 18 3 Piling ce! Se Sage bg Chas. Alexander; | bed beds, that no family seen be be without; 75 cents VOLUNTEER TALENT enarcre Tare 1a doeroeb ef otmainine he r. as. A c tore oF oO TO. sate Ccargeon Br 38 Reuby Assistant oe abber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. will appear! corp tte Fab idd 1m some a pb doa oo a Surgeon, L. C. Heote; Chaplain, Rev. Mr. — Ponchos and Blankets combined, $2.50] admission & and 25 cenfe. fe 17-3t fern by sedressing iM. HLH.” National Hotel, Lockwood ac! es ae he 2! i AR r ies are full -—Company | India Rubber Goats, white or biack, $2.50 each. ANTERBURY! bs USE WA anted,, 2, comfortable A = Vantin 4 company B, Capt. Dubant rom. | India Rubber leg ‘ins $1 per pair Cc CANTERBURY FIQEES, RANT ED Wanted sy: side strecte pany C, Capt. Drew; company D, Capt. Ditmar- And all kinds of Rubber Goods, including Rub- scumntation in chino city. Possession desued prior to Marck ris; company E, Capt. Callan; company F, Capt. | ber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles, | GapRIEL RAVES POMIC FAIRY PAN- bets sa ssutlefhite:y references given, earn Steele; and company G, Capt. Stockbridge. | The | Door Mats, Under Sheetings edn pe gg et ‘OMIME, above companies have been sworn into the ser- 5 as ; at manufact. ret's pilcgeeme A. are ‘A. Hall’s RAOUL, we ANT ED * SITUATION, by. a lady vice of the United States. Company A, Capt. taal a Rubber Warehouse, 508 RAOUL ride w'l kiuds of children’s clothing Blithing, Iacks four men; company I. Capt. | Ninth and Tenth streets. ‘ebltt RAOUL Ri LL ee of pisin rewing snd. dresemaking: Duncan, eighteen men; company K, Capt. Krouse, TT » . Lot 29 G street, between 13th and 14th. tarenty men.” ‘Thus foriyswomen only are want: | ,,F antes who have never wed Boston crackers ‘wseig = ™ — MAGLI STAR £ER—A LAUNDRESS for @ anal! sone nse Sa a day by J. L. ita Sold by all respectable Magic TAR! Wisiraton zood references wil finda ee «.—Yesterday the patrolmen of the Sec- | Rrocers. ja 28-tf MAGIC STAR! home st the ‘northwest corner. of F and 19th sts ond Ward reported the following cases: Jobn | ———— ——__——————!) with APPLE Jim- Wright, arrested for breaking into the house of Either white or. colored will answer, mediatety ” New Scenery, Tricks, Transformations, ke. Mr. Z Richards; jail for court, Joba White, | At graity Citurch, on Tuoséay, the 1eth instant, | Robert Butler (Gabriel Ravel’s part) as....Bartolt ANTES Asani PURNISRED BOUBE. or assault on R. Doyle; fned $191. C. M. Evans, Dreell, 4 N. y in the vicinity opie th Depart- violating hack law; fine $1 58, by Justice Clark the Deira ae eaeien Witte Armetrone (Jsrems om? Ravel's part}aa.-.Reoul mente Adare Bo Box No. 22, Star Office 0 mm cDonvid, ol The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported William Hoberz, making indecent proposals to a female; dismissed. G. Weeden, hackman, refusing to take Hon. E. B. Washburn an a passenger to the Capitol; dismissed. Wm. O’Brien, assault and tery; jail for court. Margaret Lynch, do ;do Wm. O'Brien, keeping a dog witbout a license; fined 55% by Justice Walter. Susan Welch, col’d, profanity; Jas. Davis, assault and battery: Charles Freis, for obstructing the footways; and for fighting, were all dismissed by Ellen Wall, Justice Barnaclo Row AaMone THE Thirteenth, near E street, present. Some of the colored drivers got into a quarrel, snd one, an old whip, knowing that it would result badly for all hands if not stopped tnstantly, undertook to quell the disturbance, when another named King, drew a pocket knife and and 4; being it his nose. King was arrested, slave, the penalty Is stripes or a fine King chose the latter, and was Placed in the guardhouse to await the arrival cf his master ‘w.th the money. Sacoxnp Warp Station Cases—Beforg Justice Clark —Tbis is a new station house, established for the patrolmen of the Second Ward, in the brick dotiding adjoining the planing ‘hMl on Obie evenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth atreets fined $3 S41. John Borland, do; do $29. Wm. Anderaon, Wiggles, drunk; dismissed. James Southwick, firing {n the street; do. $5 75. be i'd,) disorderly conduct; ‘hornten, (col’d, ) do; do. $1 om. TxstTiMoNIAL To a DistRict ‘Orricer —Lieut. Leonard Paviding, U. S.N., who mentioned as having acquitted himself gallantly. On Valentine’s Day the Isdies of Erie, N.Y, where the Lieutenant’s family now reside, pre- sented to his wife (formerly Miss Offley, of Geo! town) 4 fine silver cake basket, as a testimoo’ of their conduct of her husband at the battle of Fort Henry. DisorDERLY Punsons. —Last night, a crowd of persons, civil and military, gathered around the door of a bouse on Ninth near E street, known to the police as the Wolf Den, and fora time there was danger of a serious disturbance. The fortu- nate appearance of a policeman suddenly in the midst caused a general scatteration of ali the par- ties. The house has several times been entered by the police because of violations of law by the inmates. Criminar Cocrt— Verdict of Not Gwilty in the Hy’s.—Last night a wed- ding came off at one of the fine dwellings on and a very large number of hacks were employed by the company Mery Fitzhugh, drunk and disorderly; (col’d.) profanity; do 81%. James jo. S24. George ‘ly re- sided in Georgetown, and is well known haar elty, bas been engaged in all the recent battles on the Fcnnessee and Cumberland river. and is preciation of the patriotic and gallant Second Week of the CANTERBORY MINSTRELS! CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! Great Sucoees of the BEA B E A UTI y £ 4 UVAL Immense audiences — enraptured with ie. Rev. Ben io sin; AN to work on aud assiet to mi ¢ afew cows. Apply ley View Farm, about ons mule weet of Geo town College. fe 17-3t* WANTFD—A SITUATION 85 wet nuree, by shealthy young woman witha fresh breact of milk. Inquireat 247 New York avenue. be tween Ist ant 21 streets. fe 17-4t* ANTEP—A good COOK. WASHER and On the 13th jamant, Lieutenant GE WwW, DIED. being the 18th instant, Miss KATE 8, daughtor of Capt. G. and Euaabeth Cottingham, aged sixteen uTi DOVAL! yours. The fencrel of FRANTIS DATC » Sr. E IKONER, bi od recommenda- wi'l take pisce to-merrow afternoon, tho 2th IN: pee oF paees tions. Apply at No, Ses rath feet, between Tand a ate o’elock. from his late residence, on @ SIGNOR A TeeOoEA: K. west side, fo i7 3t* tr ween 14th and 15 THE VOCAL V rEDo i Fipe, funeral sermon of the late ISAAC H.| «gj ner Abeoco vould oreate more enthusiasm Panter Pp; iy Somes 1c baxenes AN may oymenut hae * lving te JOHN rey i : fo 17-61" —T wo or ae oes D reached at the Methedi: Wasbington, on next Sal 2%, by the Rev. Dr. WHITTLE will be x, Ebenezer Church, Eas! beth morving. February with idiery, upon the eve of battle, thar a) the Daude cf a brigade.”—A Distinguished Officer, SON ee "e c ‘The frienia wad acquaintances of the family are | Admission 25 cents; Orchester Chairs 5) ceuts, | WV A tis S, b somnetialy invited to attend, without further no- Afternoon Entertainment 34 and lath stre pcsreae E: oO 8 For Ladies and Families, on &e. WEDNE! oir AND SATURDAY AFTER ” ONS. at 2 o’clook, Whena mad: JPOR SALF_Sirong, nearly new sutler’s or business WAGON: and double set Ha! arne all in perfect order ; cost $200 in Baltimore WANTED-A vt PAY: an And Indy want tw. Ly pray ate, Samm tig with carr a xiven and igh strived nof Elegant Presents is required i be old; to be seen at BUR?" Goat's Jewel y. Books, Board Meee at rol be olty gaitres ow Jorasy avenue, near Depot fo ia at" oy Aracies, and mBE- by ettbcsetainig tetime Ao PEs does Bick 60, Po Ny AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 19th, n Soente 3 Children iO cents. fo1r | Otoe, ie i 4 os VOLONTRER EN hanase wae, | WANE Hooker son at ise o'clook W asuineron AGabEMy Music, ja the ores — dau: y ieunds, xospted ) fe 18-6t* sit hand cies) 0, 389, uty .or Having sur glnty W wil dig ig-walt to oni R /E—C: 8 fine Free Concert, ey ween G and H 2 , eee TO CONNOISSEUR im, odbiverl oveunee eg aye the fae classic mucic, rare d9,) Dealer in Now Poy ae and band ear ‘ust received « large lot of CHEESK, embracing | 8nd the most popular operae—rend in. better the Stilton, Chedder, Wiitshire, Pine Apple and | Style than at suy or Amarioan concert saloon. WANTED = 81 lars and. Saldiers to iow that iso, English Dai: The guests—ai @ public are freely invited, they can bry CAMP STOV T ree MITH & HART Without charge for entranoe,—inay rely upou hav’ | WARE cheap of H. J. GREGORY, 821 Penn. % (Branch of P, Tiernan & Son, Baltimore,) ing every cornfort they oaire, Ineagition to the | avenue. inte : A epee mareet, aN. from Fattendacts, deoicedly’ th NTED.—We af6 now buyin us Next to National Intelligenosr._ } P80 Toeahmente tor anlein the Feders stotress AND FUR AIT ORE ST DING. for ‘which we: mre 4 ine hlehoet cash prices, 2% 68 deciiDi. Use! having ® surplua 0} ftratture, wit ‘Rnd it to their 7% & GRIFFITH, advantage ta give je 13-tt No. 369 2th et. beter and K sts, olis, Officers co: tly in attendance Jag keep a t good order. Concer! HEN ROSEN T HAL, feb? im Prop TIOtOr, CARD FROTOGEAPHS 486 Card P! bi vari tudi: it Cheige Pisturee Also CARD VISIT and OVAL PICTURE FRA rte S the Mania from the bset menu: Rory in fhe conn ise at MA R's, MPHITHEATER ae ee any St. Near Willards’, Ke RIT. No. set Seventh stree Lessee and Manager aa aes Ss -Assooiate Manager LOST fois 8 doors sbove Odd Fellocs a0. Rott Associates aneser LOST AND FOUND. TRINWaAY &. SON'S CELEBRATED PI- OUND—A email SUM. OF MONEY, whieh THIS EVENING, ; < ; Sano r sty by ali deomantn os the bent Tom King ~ TOA Imitations of pay ine ethinedvertoeree a eLepenean Pal manufactured in this country. ‘Thry hav sc all times received the first premium ovet oth-rs, wherever and whenev er thoy came incom- iL give his Lassie BEBAS ARY ACK: Have 3 you seen old GAR JON D. Tweif h at “ DAN DINER 1¢ avenue, a GOLD : Oe tes emia af eee al-| In his great ariosass Danco, 4 La Cubuster! Litebpoeed io baoe a epad Kise ikon waite Seen tee Sen ae ne ee eee The Benptiful Nilo TEEOIoE Every E woning!| Hopciis Bauk. A uheval resent pal be riveg fer ptifal Milo HE 5 5 rOpOlie i bee oye KINCADE, the 10) Summorsault Man Wifleft orther Rt the Ster Uifios-or with, Dros Ae One 7 octave. é round corner Chickering Piano The Great Zouave t HOUSTON, Sixth Aw 6 Office. 3 or sale for § ‘Es TRAYED AWAY- Must be seen to be prprccisted. - 16th instant. a bay MAd HAVE OPENED A LARGE S Fvery Night until farther notion. t DR Cx “oe oe it Bove ¥ PERS a irish tinder tert eeta ta fitter oes spe i ere prices” Waa mle THOMPSON, | Scale af Prices—Orohester Chairs % omnts; Drons | ward eit! begiven if eltat 369 Fou rh st gaat, 0 Penn, avon Circle 60 ceata; Children under 10 years of ace to it % Col Murder CaseVesterday afternoon, the camp of | 2M _ sess Beem | Sra baloy soe; Colored Bakes cots, ©” Fi . Jobn Dougherty, tried for the murder of Ezekiel @ Biets: m® HIRTS! at 7 dolook: P es will com- marked “Genin A Parksr’ on one end. dict of “not ulity” by reason insanity at the oY ime be comatited te ona changed oe Ir | SaRiaaaynaic” Seeger Nadas tat tae | PERNT QUEICE CVRIOSITIES fideo | vic witenger ahaa} Fg mg nd dictment. portent mia ina pig eid erase ment Garicheatt at the at stand in Fatent Of Ofice; Rare of tha same, Too Cwrar—James Conley, colored man, | numbers) aM, W. THUMPSON mente fa firnaned Bid Bere as i our =e BS. was trying yesterday to sell a demijohn fora half 70 Ps ‘avenue, under rts; Burnt t Office {STRICT OF ¢ SOLUMBIA AWasmixcton dime. Patrolman —— ng ‘“Jeems’ fe 15-tf Brown's Hotel. pirslened to diane M iaey Lt County, ei oon bree non-H must bave got it easily to sell it so cheap, arrested we; nF ye ~s ewmen, © id ooupty, br fore bim and took him before Justice Walter, who MOD N SES. showing over 2 me as & stray, funning at la'ge ih the committed him te jail. Prov.» Die oy ie a ea tise Lame pts wifeate of Cecrearews. a, rs peut ARE. so @ - CenTat GuaRDHovsE Caszs. — Before Filssies ines 80! pod er pete a Frons eash, Byes, tae ee foots hth fs oe ET CF ee Clark —John T. Jenny, drunk and profane; fine | ish, and Geri Persons wishing tojoinany of worked in gears, SoH. Daniei herty, drunk and disorderly; those o! on on can do so by spplying at his resi Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day of ro : do. $1.94. Harry Wheeler, drunk; turned over Hotel: ‘or 349 Penn. aveni porite Brown’s February, }} on military. Eight lodgers were accommo- Forata Warp Station Casgs—Before Justice Walter.—Levi Williams and J.Garner, children, behaving bediv; lectured and sent homes. James Coanolly, col’d, larceny; detained for further consideration. Honora Moriarty, drunk and dis- orderly; workhonse ¢ « days. Carons pg of capo avenue, basa fine manly of Give bim a call. ne W leon, 119 Pa. Reinemoor rode me 119 io fe, avenue, between Nipteenth and Twentieth as. f Onper oF Maxsmat Laxon. —The following Marshal the %bh order was issued by Lamon oa the inst : Wasnineton, Feb. 9th, 1862. To Jatlor and Guards at the Public Jail in the District of Columbia: You will this day release from custody all per- sons claimed to i held to service or labor, pny charged with any crime or misdemeanor, ‘who are now in jail, No MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE, 1¢tInxs —For t and use Helmbold’ ed the coucom!tants of a nervous ization or paralysis of asia of the heat 's 1.) or through the Post Office, V bades - ENRY REAVER, J = ss . A LL of the BUN- ae owner of the above described will Pug sx onp SuAND Bas Columbesn come fo: sp = property, T.paronaraes, T ‘ COFARENE: Seoer hing Armor will tak e oe Hall Bnd take her away-or'she wil be BE Govortnarehip & between | on TUESDAY EVENING. Marck ith. Penees. ‘Apel at office of Metropolitan Potiee, 216 wo. eeemees > feces benedict |° hex kets @1, admittiog 4 geiitieman and la- Mth street fe 19 2a'3w t Rereafter b sercenet “Por partgnta ee future advertioomont, FOS yee Thretey, path arn acl ge tantly on bate all y order of Scmmittes, eke owner oan have by apaizing to EDWIN BREEN, Pi eens ae | Mi MSNSMENTALS AN HE FIELD. GAIN: No, 180 Penn. avenue, bers oO} onument w Tices, to ther TOLEN OR STRAYED—On Priday after- past Le gps we hope fore eoatiuu- Powe | ed 4 + py ber: + generally that that ‘ noon. on ct uit oes. aime, at oor od eetabiier ment. on D | they will give therr Pufloenth soem MM | call buy MARE, attsched tai faeers It “fe 151m s me th a KARMANN.” | REA Freakin Bail) co ee oe "Trek: | 8ny one oan give ® Bay information ‘6 the ‘same, or FINE asso: ets §0 conte, admitting & gentleman sad ladiee. a Te an subsoriber. J... Mo ztment a of F tes, Coll Cree bs Nomar’ By order ofthe C Com GLUK, on strecte: bet ween 18th and ie, orat rites, Shir ie Bott leer Meambare. tus office, thes Ifreceive a liveral reward oat TH’s, ‘No. 100% 7th street, crponite 9 ‘ost Wm, Rapnit George Mill ill fel Michael ¥) fe 19 SUPERIOR CoTTONS BOARDING. TH venga Alias, | ase sma fa saectene Ore im @nnc! ios QT ee . GEORGETOWN.—Se TeaPReaetng ie vary, | amv om foals a gives Beslan Aoteneekia raid TW 'Souuey. | xtunagmans Hal snes ey GIB | trved"iedifite ieee BPP —- — NING. Ma ‘artioulsre in future. egy ‘a i sing * co oa ot Oo | wee jer of Committee of Arrangement ost O io. efereno:s given snd requir iten Leight Celicos, Light E : seers ee tese iste nom Se THA BOYS 1 ALTE ries Cicornerof Penausita qevagus nog ear rtset, const Gambries, in the wort ee rola anon te ede | ow furnished throughout with new aid bandeome 3 woventh OC) ene ay: Fe ty p their eran rere i "Th Abs proprietor snbocass Bes fleas Sed tes vabiie . 0. HOOD Me e| y or wees ‘with or withor ie air a RES E pledse them” Hip aay ec € Béicon oaths Ot hou TON 7 of al most ieee imate beers iousr || £019 eotws eto se es aera nin Gok peak ie core FuRwenns ROOMS TO RENT, <7 Y.of the most desirable by j~ Also. ‘abdeonay farmenen Ba ovation near the Capitol, —_ ie unicati: Office. fe 13-tf Se cops Wa. Comm y es GEORGETOWN ADVERT MTS A LECTURE. for for the benefit of the ong reenessesemetie vet Freer § aiff of ‘Gathorie Su ————____fo itt _| 7 E 4TH GRAND COTILLON PARTY ores 9§ COTILLON PAR’ Mes ok, Frese ats FOR AT ae T ae cee A e ae see fabri that < t vast stook St our prover- oO ve kil te biatiy To nos vigures, profeketh nope ales vitae ei fe -T,T S,eedst All pat ceis for con’ express, or other | xent leman and =e { wa Fic 5 gronenis pepe aS 0. | Grote ERCTION—An htm Pa. avenue and Ninth stree! oy atta r eleven mom? on Council, hve ‘8 tO serve as Cec tee, REGLESALE AND RETAN, prin aki ear tbe mar After oy = Doone Jones, counsel for defense, instract the jury that it they must a fendant, unless they SECOND EDITION. |= THREE O'CLOCK, P. Tux Stax.—The unexampled excitement of the = a sold, queer iced eee liquor public mind here, as elsewhere, for the past two | ‘° *° the said days "han 0 tok the Siar oflce down wits | air Gack sebietag’ as emploplag spores crowds, numbering hundreds if not thousands | commit violations of the law) |, orime would be much more frequent. The mame “Gar- ibaldi"’ was evidently oon med by the ber-tender as a disguise; and if the jary believed from the evidence that the person who sold the liquor to the soldiers was employed by Joseph Ridler, they must convict Ridier of the offense charged. ‘be Conrt referred to a case fay oy e hving in New York employed a delphia to sell lottery tremors in violation of the law The principsl, although he was in New York, in another jurisdiction when the offence ‘wes committed, was tried und convicted Mr. Jones excepted to the ruling The jury had not rendered a verdict when our report closed. daily, as to embarrass its business seriously, creating delays which have kept back the due delivery of the paper. We have succeeded in making arrangements to work both of our double-cylinder presses at the same time; which will, for the future, cure the evil. Tue Paesipent’s Cutpren.— Willie, the President's second son, continues criticaily ill to-day, though evidently somewhat easier than yesterday. His third boy, Thaddeus, who is suf- fering from the same ailment, typhoid fever, bes not yet been dangerously sick Everything that skillful physicians—Drs. Hel! and Stone—and ceaseless care can do for the little sufferers, is being done 0 Tux Last Arrain at Pensacota.—A reporter at Solp Ix furnishes the following ne of intelligence concerning the last engagement be- tween Fort Pickens and the rebel batteries, gath ered —_ naval officers who witnessed the affair On the Conceat.—We hear that Gottschalk, the great American pianist, will give a grand concert in Washington, on Wednesday the 26th inst , | conjunction with Hinkley, Brignol!, Mancusi, Susini and Maretzek. . mines sae Xe ees ARMY GAZETTE. COWARDICE AND mule ge JOR BY AN OFFICER IN TEE FIELD Complaint baving been made by Gen. Lander of the misconduct of an officer under his com- mand, and the matter referred to the Secretary og War, the following instructions were given ** If General Lander 1s satisfied that Col. Am sanzel was guilty of cowardice, or misbehavior before the enemy, he may be tried on the spot, and if found guilty, sentence of death may be executed on the spot; or he may be cashiered by his Commanding General at the head of bis re- giment ‘The former course is recommended as the preferable one. Cowardice in an officer, exbib- ited on the field of battle, should receive the swift punishment of death. “ Epwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War “War Department, February 16, i862." es OUR MILITARY BUDGET. eases eee WHO's WHo. Brigadier General Busbrod Johnson, captured at Fort Donelson, was driven from the United Staies Army for peculation—stealing commis- sary’s stores—during the Mexican war. Gen. Price, just captured by Gen. Curtis, may possibly be a brother of ‘‘Sterling’”—Major Gen- eral—of that ilk, and the chief of the latter's staff; as there are two of them. “Sterling,” we fear, is too slippery to be caught ee THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Stee ott ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE. If the statements of these ited—and there is no renson to le are to be cred- joubt them—Gen. Bragg was not present at the bombardment hav- ing gone to Mobile on official business. When the firing was com venced be was telegraphed to return, and arrived at bis post about three o'clock the next morning at which time the rebels ceased. firing Gen. Bragg is represented as being greatly ex- asperated at the officer who was left in command of the Confederate forces for fring upen Pickens when Gen. Brown fired at the steamer at the navy yard, there being a perfect understanding between (he two Generals that no vessels of any kind were allowed to visit the navy yard, or the wharf at Fort Pickens, and that whenever they did so they were expected to be driven off, with- out incurring a general engagement. The steamer which visited the navy yard on the day of the bombardment was not in the Con- federate service, but contained a party of tipsy young fellows on an excursion. When fired upon they steamed away, waving Secession flags and uttering derisive shouts and laughter The refugees report that the first shot from Fort Pickens lodged in the battery near the light- house, dismounting one gun, killing six men, besides wounding @ large number of others. They also stated that several wagon londs of dead rebels were carried out of the batteries and buried, but this needs confirmation There seems to be a great deal of trouble and dissatisfaction among the regular soldiers of the Confederate army. While the volunteers are full of fight, and ready at all times fora brush, the regulars are showing signs of discontent. ‘The people are also represented as being dissatisfied with the condition of things, and anxious to get out of the scrape into which their own folly has led them. A short time before the bombardment Bragg made a — to bis soldiers, telling them that the Yankees were going to liberate the slaves, and that rather than the negroes sheuld fall into their hands he would shoot them all. The building in the navy yard which was de- stroyed contained all the naval stores and sup- plies for fitting out vessels, and its destruction, together with its contents, will puta sop. fora tlue at least, to ail naval opperations at Warring- ton —Boston Journal SKETCH oF THE CUMBERLAND River —As this river will doubtiess become one of the important features of the campsign during the next few days, we give a short sketch of it. The Cumber- ee land river is one of the largest sffuents of the THE QUEEN’S SPEECH ON AMERICAN] Obio It Is very snakelike and circuitous in tte AFFAIRS course. It rises inthe Cumberland Mountains of —— Kentucky, near the southeastern portion of the my 3 ce State, and, flowing westward and southward past Naw Yorx, Feb. i9—The Kangaroo bes ar- | Somerset and Mul Springs, the recent scene of the rived, bringing the following news: The Nashville wes last seen on the evening of the 3d inst , outside the Needles, steaming down the channel. The Tuscarora still remained in the Cowes roads on the evening of the 4th. At the annual meeting of the Liverpool Cham- ber of Commerce the blocking up Charleston har- bor was strongly denounced, and the’ efficiency of the blockade questioned, but continued non- intervention generally approved A letter was read from Mr. Cobden, showing the permanent importance of settling belligerent rights, and the necessity for England agreeing to the American doctrine relative to private prop- erty at sea. Mr. Bright, in a speech at Birmingham, de- nied that the American blockade was ineffective, and ridiculed the idea that America was in a po- sition to be trampled on. He pointed out the dangers of interference, and strongly urged strict neutrality. Tt is stated that Mr. Adams does not “conceal lis indignation at Russeli’s late letter to the Ad- miralty relative to the use of Briti=h ports There is also considerable difference in politi- cal circles as to the policy and propriety of the act The Queen’s speech makes the f sHowing: allu- sion to American «ffairs Her Majestys relations with ‘he European Powers continue to be fiiendly and satisfactory, and Her Mojesty trusts there is no reason to ap- Prebend any disturbance of the peace of Europe A question of great importance,which might bave led to very serious cors+ quences, arose between Her Majesty and the government of the United States being the seizure end f-rcible removal of four passengers from on board a British mail Packet by the commends: of a ship-of-war of the United States. That questicn has been satisfactorily settled by the restoration of the passengers, to British protection, and by disavowal by the United States Government of the act of violence commenced by their naval of- ficer, the friendly relations between Her Majesty and the President of the United States are there- fore unimpaired. The wrongs committed by various parties and suuccessive Governments in Mexico, upon for- eign residents within the Mexican territory, and for which no satisfactory address could be ob- tained, have led to the conclusion of a convention between her Majetsy, the Emperor of the French and the Queen of Spain, for the purpose of regulating combined occupation of the coast of Mexico with a view to obtain that redress which has hitherto been withheld. That convention and papers relating te that subject will be laid before you. ———__- «+e. CONGRESSIONAL. een, XXVVIIth CONGRESS—Second Session. Wepnxspar, Februsry 19. Senats.—Mr. Ha'e reported adversely, from the Naval Affairs Committee, on the joini resolu- defeat and death of Zollicoffer, enters Tennessee between Jackson and Overton counties After making an extensive circuit through Middle Ten- nessee, passing in {ts course Carthage and the clty of Nashville, {t turn towards the northwest, and again enters Kentucky about ten miles to the east of the Tennessee river. Between Nasbvilie nd this point it passes Clarksville and Dover— former the point to which Commodore Foote has gone with bis fleet, and the latter the scene of the recent battle and capture of Fort Donelson. Its course, after entering the State of Kentucky, is nearly parallel with that of the Tennessee river until {t enters the OhjoatSmithiand. The whole length of the river is estimated at about six bun- dred miles. During high water large steamboats ascend to Nashviile and small boats about three hundred miles further. About fourteen miles from Williamsburg, in Kentucky, near the Cum- berland Mountains, the river has a vertical fall of sixty feet. The area drained by this river is esti- mated at seventeen thousand square miles. Tar Casz or Captatn Gorpo The last hore on which the friends of this unfortunate man leaned for bis reprieve from execution on Friday” ofthis week bas broken. The first came to the office of the marshal by telegraph las: evening thatthe Supreme Court of the United States hed refused tosend the verdict and sentence back to the Southern District, for aileged informalities, with 8 view toa new trial. The Marshal com- municated the result to Gordon soon after its re- ception. The doomed man bore it witha philoso- phical fcaimness and now gives up all hope.— N.Y. Commercial Advertiser {7 In the stables of the French Emperor there at present four hundred and three borses,of which seventy are thorough-bred of the rarest kiad; one hundred and ninety-one for the Imperial carri- azes of half blood, and one handoed and thirty- six hack horses Altogether, the state stables, exciusive of the cavalry and military studs, con- tain one thousand one hundred and fi! OFFICIAL. By the President of the United States A PROCLAMATION It is recommended to the People of the United States, that they assemble in their customary places of meeting for publi: selemnities, on the twenty-second day of February, instant, and cel- ebrate tbe anniversary of the birth of the Father of His Country, by causing te be read to them bis immortal Farewell Address. Given under my hand and the seal of the United. States at Washington, the nineteenth day of February, in the year of our Lord one {t. 6] thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the eighty-sixth ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President : Witt BH. Szwarp, Secretary of State. OYSTERS—O¥'! STERS. QD: areray The rh ASTIN nite, = which RAS ets 8 reta: athe eT, ARI. Et, FALCON. 31 213 me eT i open thie evening, ics nenof he globe Ligh tay vice all dosttoe's tion of thanks of Congress; indefinitely post- | Vice. All. d at . dod netantiy on band to su, Mr. Harris from the Judiciary Com- | fs lies, roittee a bill srtaaponionanoaupaon sate Reaping daienies = ‘on. eat aioe gree ot ee ake, of war; — ronable rates. te 8- t. Rice reported from the Affairs a | ~ joint resolution to authorize the of War NOTICE TO WATCH MAKERS. to confer the brevet rank of Lieutenant General, 84 IMs for eminent service; committed. 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