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VSfc. XX. WASHINGTON, f). C., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1862. N?. 8,058.I
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W. D. WAliLACli.mm nm4 la to tvrUrt it (4
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FKOFOSALvS.Q»AL1I> PBO/O6AL6 tr« invite* entil the »dO Im of btcmbir. tats. (ornnMruu u« CaM*4(b^« *«h**«u»ee miwtwwit with i.arrBeef Cottle oo io« kooi
C*>tte to bo Miforod ot ViAi
S.. oad ooofc tfllatl to »eora«o 1;«tUo odaUttod tUt «ot#k< Uh tfeoa~ tJOB
MuUiirM Heifers. §tB#*o»4 weetodTke ftnt delivery to bo nod? on or eboat tko 10tht ofJanaory lA^.or ooftftoa thereoftor tbo -
nsort mo7 oireot. *' htvl of CetUa per weekVtl) bo N4«iir<4 to be 4«Ur«r»d ao4er thin «twtr«ot
A V..*bA wit>t m^r*A ms*A »«tfiaiont awAnritv KaOOmJ-wd. Twenty V* Mot. of tiu! psrcbu* mnntTwUI bo aatil lb* oompUtion *4 U« oon-
Pro«o«»Ii from ooatroctor* who h*To yroTlooolykiM to oonp'r with tktlr V»«Vi, from di»lor«l p*r-msi, or whore tb- btddor lo mot oroooat to r**fM4to hi* hi5. wlU not U» nAooM«r«4.Yh« uaw of Inw thotrid bo rUW4 la fail. with
tha irociM otfdroMof oach axambor of Arm.Poymont to h# n»4« in of lo4*t>t*4-oo».*»»r raf furwlo Qorornirout aoy ho*«mr rt1«hnr'#monVAU M4«t«bf MtoBfuMbThromriaMMwljfcMM to COL A. B*CK WITH, 1. D. C. and O.
M v« a o «p r * M a J mm. w. B. WMruunfq, v. v., man m«n*afr*roMli for Baaf Cattla."
Arm of Omnrmnut.Wm, , of the MtBtrsf .,ta4 BUteof.,fe
Wreky r«ar*nU>a that la kbit to fnlfll the eon-Irvt to utrnltDr* with th« Urm* of hla arnsoffi-Mnm. aftd that, ahocld hia propodtioB ba aocaatad,fca wUl »« onea »nt»r into a teatrad in aaeordanaeffcarawith.IkwM the ooatraet b« avarM him. wa art m>mm to tocowa hia aeearltiaa.
(Tfcia guaraataa moat ba appandad to aaafc hid.)The reaper sibility of the cuarantora rnaat ha
><im kj the (tflr**l eertifleata of the Clark of theareat District Caurt or of tha United Btataa Dia-
Mrt AtWroey * {AaA aiila<k a a/ anaaiaaiat J1 <i j alaaj ajm'1) ) < f
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piOPOhALS roi WOOD.Duroi Oman, J
Comer Ei$kitaUh mmd G ttrraj. >Wa*hi«ftoo,D 0 . I>«»eerub«r I, 19S3.\Pvalsd PnoposALtf for the delivery of fire tnon*-
f* eorde of Wood to the Government will«aaeivad »t thU offlee mi til TVir«4ay, tha ale*-
Mth tilth; day of December, MS, at twelve fU)aio«k n.Tb« Wood to be hard, eoond and morthutobl*.feur (4) f»«-t long. and eyllt to the ordinary et*e of
aard woodThe Wood to be delivered in the eity of Wt*k*too at lueh r>inU m the D«p«t Quartermaster
hail afreet, eorded ia r»oka foar <4) fr*t hi#h: do-livery sot being eooniderod complete util eoaread, meararMi and in*»ected.lit liunrtt-r will ha Am aimtul on lh< nip* fifth*#*T«ruBrnt to inapaet ac7 means re the wood, andMeb m do#« not conform to the abore *pee &a-Imu will be rejected.AU to N» delivered ob or before the eleventh
()]thj4«r of February. 1*3.P»rtu»ot to be mad* upon tbe tonpletion of the
vtato contract.Proposals.
Tbe full aame end prut office addreee of tb« bid-4w DB«t kpyeir in th propoeal.If a bid ie m ede in the n»m* of a flrra. tbe nam#*fall the partial ruu«t apoear.or th* bi1 will boeMwklerru u the individual propoeal of the partydaii« It.Proposal* from disloyal partus tctii not bteon
sidtrtd. and an vetb of allegiance moat aeeompanyaaah propoeition.Fropo#«le moat be addreied to Capt. Idtafi L.arte, AuUtant %nartern^t*ter, U. 9 Army v W»-b- I
u. ^ , v.u loonta m ptkiur uriM "rto-ymlf for Wood.*'
Gttmrmmtt*.The responsibility of the guarantor* mart be
A*vs b» tht offlt'uil of the Clerk of theDistrict Ooart or of the United 8totee Die- .fekt AttornpT.
The »r>iiity of the bidder to All the contract, cheuldM he awarded to him-, mmt he guarantied "bv twoproponeible persons. whw» signatures ere tnUiypeeked to the guarantee, mud taid tnarautet mm*mmompmmy Ik* btd.Bidder* mr,«t h« present In person when the hid*
Me opened or their proposal* will oot he considered.Bond* is Ut« tun of wn thousand d«U\re, etgned
tthe contractor end hoth of his guarantor*, willrepaired of the .roeexfnl bidder upon signingfteeeatnet. _
rVoi cj Gitarantti.We, , of the eonnty of , and State of
. and , of the county of , and State of ,4» hereby guaranty tVtt is eble to fnifil theom tract In accordance with the term* of hie propoflKWti and that, ehould hie proposition be accepted,W will at onee enter Into a contract in aeeoraanoeherewith. Bhonid the eociraet be awarded to himwe are prepared tn beoome Wa nreiiesTo thin guarantee mast ho appended the officialrHImt# above mentinned.The Be pot Quart* rmaster reeerre* to hime*lf the
eight to reject any or all bide that he may de-»rn toohigh. EDWARD L UAKTZ,do - - - -1 Captain aad A. Q. M.. U. 8. Army.
P» 0P0BAL8 TOR HAT.Daror QciKTiBMASTia g orvica, 1
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i«rmrr etfWMin ana is jtretU, >Kit hihgto*. I>f« mber *. 1M2.SBsalbd PmoPo«ALg will b« received »t this offlMBtll Tpwltr, tUe !*th d*r of Deewmber. it 12a^l*cA Mv fi.r fursl tuif the Government withf»«r tfecu#*od (4 f»<" tona of ilajr.Hat to t« *.xwl merchantable timctht, put uy la
ftnd diiliTAFA/1 t«A*+Amt* *k» ton.D*IiTerT to bamade in tha «ity of Waablaftoa,within twenty-fire i 24' daya from th« data or tb«
aci.tr art.PROPOSALS.
PrapoaaJa will b« reeeired for fir# bncdrad 5<tWo# rf Hay tod apvtrdi.Ti» fall ojkmo and PdSt, Ofiee ildrM) of tke bid-4a r nut appear in lb* proposal.If a bid ia mad* in tfea aaa« of a irro. the aam*4f all tb« parties mnat appear, or tba md will baaxurid+rad u tba individual proposal of tba partner-RSSUL. from rfwiapaJ porUta w%U art be i1dtrtd. amd on #oiA 9/ mHegumc4 muMMi Pf0P0Jli«M*.PropoHl* mart b« »ddrfM*dto fn|, D. H Rqtkif%u»rt*-rm»»t*r V. 8. Arm}, Wiihf5jton, D. O
abouM be filial? turked "Propoml* fora* "
GFAR4)fT«l.TV# ability of the bidder to All the tootrMtkuekl tt bo overbed to him. react bo rwutMby tarn r»«pon»ihle perervst, wboeo tiffiuHareo antM»pp«8d#d to the |W»at«0
to r#«w>n»ihiH»T of the raJirflRtoro ®a«t bofcewu by the n«f»i eertiftn»te of ttM Clerk oftboooreot Irwtrnt Court or of the United htotee Pto-
Irtet Attorney.BM4ero muft be yrooeot in »oreAi) when the hi4ere opoBed.or Vboir profooala will mot bo oouU-
Mpof<» fnoel la ivtoat to half the emm to be re-AO th. MBtnct elr*. d W the onstrMler
Ml both of lil« «uwuit(>ri, will be required of tkiMimAl bidder opon eirainc Ui (Street.
Mj> tt« bond Bait aecempaay the contract, ftwill b« DfMMVT for bidders to here their bonds-m with them, or to have boeds rif«-d ia anticin
Hen and ready w be produced when the contract le
"MKnkn for bond# can be proenred opon ee^iee-Um b*ii*c naed* at thie office, either personally, by1otter or by telegraph.
fOKM OF GCABANT11.We., of the county of ...and Bute of .,
*ad of the county of ,%nd frtat* of , doaereby fnarantee that ia able to fulfil a eofitrse*hs accordance with the term* of his proposition,aad that, should hie proposition be accepted, hewill at oooe eater into a contract ia srnnrlsncsWWIW
Phoald the eontract be awarded him, we are pre-* to V»»« bia eecnritles.(To thi* »B%rant<*« moot h* appended the ofteialertlfleate tbo^e mentioned.)
INSPECTION, D1LIVRRT, Ac,All He* rontraeted for uuder thla advvrtiaem»Dt
Vill b* rigidly mapeeted. ani »ueh an do rot prove
JerTilT*** aoua^ meitbantable quality wul m re
Payment to be made npon the completion of theoatracl. or ao mod thereafter u the Depot Uaar-brounU r a* all be la fnndn.Any inform alltr in the Md, or noo-aonferaianee
with the terma or tbie alvertlaemeat, will aaeoreIke reject ion of the propoaal.Delivery to be maae at the Railroad Depot, or ata* of the Government Wharves, la tha city afWashington.The Depot Quartermaster reaervM to himself the
*t*M to reject any or all bid* that he mar <te«m Wohfrb. D H. RUCRU^.daft td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
NA?Y AU1NTT OPPlt'Ifi,W**btk0Tor D. C.. Dac. 3. 1*51.
Pnoroeats will be reeaived at tHia jfice nntllfATTTKDAT, ljth inst., at S o'clock p. a., for* poand*of Lead Wire, 9T KV> loch diaineWr, and
At wr |m uo^h cf Lead Wire. 67 10O inch diameterTa be d. liaered at th* Nary Tnrd in this city,free ef e«»»t to the Government for freight or tram-
l^ruHon and onfj^et f> the uaaal in«p»ntion atYard Hood and aofleient aecwrity will b»- re-
aal* ed for the fulfilment af the e^ntraat.K. f. BRUWH, l*»TT A|#nt.
.-T.-l^O.-I.-DRAkri FLAJ^TA-TIOFI BITTERS
Of c*l*br*t^d brnnd appear* to be in e»»rjm'b month. u m-pli ** on evrry one's table.TWy are a pp^ndid article and can be reliedwpen to su^n^ihen and laborate exhaustedmatnre. r>-«oAm
MACB1NKM8HW1NG MACHINM!A utoc* fdUfofrnt MtUru, rvr *+U at
»»»W pfitt-t, euitabia for fauriy l r fc^avy Uilor-tec work. A. P. SHARP A OO.,ft9 8. Howard etreat, B^itiioor*.T f'25 Inftrter Family 8~wia* Kuttia«« on«ihJMti<D at Mr*. Q. KR1CC88'. 8»»*utht, <*a«hia*toa, Hft« |m*
Ui»<01.bTIU>.-rk« «u pwin«rihi»'n*frtifot«>JL* xi*tin# b«t*Ma the »ubacribar«. aadar theftrTx «,f Muorn & Itoanlson, hw b«en Xkin day dia-m!t«4 toy mutaaJ >r»n»*GEORTiZ H. M00R1,J. M. OINIflBOn.Va**lBct*n, OrV <M 71
PROPOSALS
pKOPOBALfi._ Oitiiiui *>f rtcv, Wi» Dvriftwaw, (ViuiiiToi.KoTtober M. MU.(
hiLiB Paurociui will b« r*o*Wei W tkia &artaMBt, until 4o'«to«* p. m art %b« ninth <Ur (U*»mW r u««t, for ik« u4 4«ilr«rrof Ik* foil«via« proiMtiUx rii;
»JD» to* loci) PolM PbAt.li«0 ftitMo iad (Sb«iia.1 /«*> artMA Uvei BatWrloa Shot.
Tit pro)**tilo« to b* made or Ike kind of Bttal,u4 in»p*ruil after the r*U* laid .1ovn la th* t>rd-Banc* Manual, with tk« tutfion ( feb* B*tt*r!afhot. wbieh araat b« mala of wtgrt ia known ax
gun matal. Prawia** of »ho«# arwjoeftllo* ain b*ocn at the principal art»anai« of uie United Bt*to<),It tbi OrdnuM AffMr Wo. 4# Worth «tr**t, N*wYork, *n<1 at tbi* crfl*«.The prejcctilM ar«. to b* <ialiT*r*d. *r*« of «barp«
for transportation at tk* Untt#d AtaU* Ar«*nal,oo Sf»*rnor'i Inland, Now York harbor, whortthoy will b* inspected; and all inch as mar b« r*)*ct*d mart b* r*OMtT*d. by th« *ontrartor, its ma-diat*!f after the ln*pe*tton of *aeh delir^ry.Bid* wil' b* r*e*iT*d tor anj portion nf t>»* a«an-
title* rHOired.Dot 1*m than IO ufaor on* kind.D*11tiH« to b* mad* aa fa.'low* : (ha«-t«nth, ofaeb kind within tbirtr dart aft*r notification of
aeeoplaao* of bid, and not 1«m than one-tenthk 1 a V. /a Aft 11 _i i* v J i m
WP«Hiy u>»r»iuM>r qdiii »ii »naJt o» ae>ivere*i.Ptfant will be made by the Trtiunrj Depart !
m«nt on the ueual © rtifteatee of lnepeetion udree*ipt, after »arh d»lW»ry.Bends, with approved »mrety. will be re«nired
for the faithfnl performance of eoutraete.Mo hid will he entertained anl«M it h# accom-
panied by an affidavit from the party making it. tothe t-ffert that be ie an Iron founder, and tbat if n *bid in accepted, the proiectilee will be made at hiefoundry.nar lng it an4 ite location; and the risrht ile re*«rv»4 to reject any or all bide if deemed unatiifaetory for any caoaeProposal* will be aJdre**ed to the underpinned
at Washington City, and will he endorsed " Propo-sals for >roje :til*«." JA8. W. RIPLKY,
2&- tl)9 Brig. <l*n. Chief Qrdnaaa*.
PrRBir tir Yirdp akp Doces, INary IUr*rtme+t.24\U November, lW.^
Fcalkd Proposals. andoraed "Propo*al!< forbnildiof llnua* at Naval liosp; tal. New York.'' willbe reeeiT'd at thia ofi< e until noen on the S3d dayof December 18ft2, for farniahing all the materialsaud workmanahip required in eonatroetinic a hou.«»for a Porgeou. on the Naval Hoepltal groan-l" atftrcoklyn. New Turk, accord in* to plana and speci-41 44/tne wki eV a eo lnllmH wUK tKn 0*w«t . .i
neer. and ui*> be seen on application to himBrooklyn Nary Yarl, whicn plans r-1 «p.»ciftca-tiens will be attached to and form u yart of thecontract.
Fotrn (J Qftr.(ll«re data the offer.)I (here insert the name or naroa*compneiPftnefirm.) nt i name the town,} in the 8ute of \name the
Ptata,) hereby offer to furuiah under your admr-tirement dated (date of advertisement,) and sub-ject to all the requirement# of the same, and of thepiai and specification* to which it refer*. all thematerial* and workmanship neceaaary for tne aon-struction and completion of the house for aHargeonat th* NaTal Hospital at New York, aeeoriinz to tthe plant-and specification*, for the mm of (herewrite the amount in word*,) and nhould my «>ff»r I
. a v « « ' 1oe ac-cepTea,i rmuMi me contract may be pra-pared and aent to the NaTy Agent attnamethe*ageney.) fur eignatare an<1 eartiAcat»,(her* thebidder and each nmiuWr of th« firm siga.)
Fvrm of IrMaramltt.The undersigned, (cKDif of guarantor,) oft nam*
the to wp ,) and Ptate of < nam* the State.) and < nameof « road guarantor. k.c.,) hereb* und-rtakv tbUthe aboTe named < name the bidder or bidders.) will,if his [or theirl off* r an above he arceptad, enterinto contractwi'h the United State, within fiftdnnday* after the date of notiee, through th» Po-tOffice. of the acceptance of hia[or their) offer be-fore mentioned. .
Witne»a: <flignatnre* of guarantor* )I certify that the above named (here name the
guarantor*) are known to me to ba~good and r^eponaib)e guarantor* ia this ca*e <£wr|>*tnr«.)To be signed by the Diatriet Judge, District At-
torney. Collector, Kayy Agent, or some personknown to the bureau to be responsible.To guard against offers being opened before the
ttma appointed, bidden are requested to endorseon the envelope, ahnve the addr*M and draw aLine nodsr the i>ndora*-me nt. thus : " PrnnCHjua for
Purjreor'a Houm- for the N»*y Yard at N»w A ork,"to tne Chief of the Bureaa of Yard* and T)o«;k*,Waahipctun, D O. no 22 la* 4w
A iMT IDFPim.OryiOB or *hs Ghjbf Qoabtirxastib, i
Arviy of the Potomac. >Wabhikotob, September »>. l#n.\PBor^SALS are invited for farniiihiof for the ate
Of the army of the Potomac the following article*:1,000 tons beet quality Timothy Hay, Mcurely
baled. the weight ofeach hale to he markedthereon.
tJXtofiOO bushel* of Oatrf. of the beat quality, latroDf »acka. well tewed.
7,000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well Maeonedand of the bent quality.
Bach bid mart be accompanied by the endorse-ment of two reipoarfble persona thai the contract*ifawarded wtii be fulfilled.Bias will b« opened from time to time as tk« ir-
tielee d»t be needed, and contract* will be awardedCor the iQMtiti** needed to the lowest responsiblebidder op to the time of opening.The right la reserved to aeeept all or any part ofaaj bid.
rrepoeaifl should be endorsed "Proposal* for Hapor Oats, or Wood." as the «a*e mar be, and eneJoeedis separate envelopes. BUKU8 INGALL8,
CITIIJ5NB OV WASHINGTON,OFFICERS OF THE ARMYAND NA TY.
seK-tfUeat Ool and A. D. 6..
Obief Quartermaster
S FICIALNOTICETO THN
ODBON HALL,The old t-ud established Emporium of Clotfclnf.Ult hu for fro m»uy yar* «uppUf<1 tta« eitisena ofW»*hiB#ton and vicinity with all that i* e***nttalfor the elt-fuee and eo»fort of the outer man, to»o* rappoiA with the moot corn plete and faehioiv-able itoti that we bare iut4 the rlixurp tooffer.COATS. PANTS and VESTS of the moet dwrira-
ble fttyle* that «onld be found in the market.Xur a»*ertm»nt of SHIRTS, DRAWERS,91IRV li 1 /IV KM A r ....mt K*
and will b« wM At pric«M that do not allow of torn'petition.LARGE BTOCK OP MILITARY OVKR-OOATB.LARGE BTOCK OF MILITARY OVER CJOATS.LARGE BTOCK OP MILITARY OVER C0AT8.LARGE BTOCK MILITARY DRE88 OOATB.LARGE BTOCK MILITARY DKR4£ OOATS.LARGE BTOCK MILITARY DRKStf OOATB.
tARGE BTOCK MILITARY PANTS.ARGK STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE BTOCK MILITARY PANTS.LARGE BTOCK MILITARY VESTS.LAROK BTOCK MILITARY V EHVS.LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
IF PIA ttUHHEB GOODo OY ALL DB&ORIP-TIONS.
TALI8BS. CARl'IT BAGS, &«.Oar rtixk of BOY** and YOUTH'S CLOTHING
in the larfeet and mont fashionable that hu «rrrbeen offered in thin city, and at the 1owm( pneeathey ean poeelbly be obtained in thin elty.
ST" Callaad am at ODBON HALL corner 4*treet and Pa avenue, tb» Great Clothing M»rt ofWashington elty. oc 29 eotf
OlAJLE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
Th«y pnrlfy, strengthen, and inrigorate.They create a healthy appetite.They w« an antidote to change of water and
diet.1 ney overcame effects of dissipation and late
hours.They strengthen the sysVin and enliven Lb*
Bind.They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent
fcren. *
They purify the breath and acidity of thestomach.They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.They care Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headajfce.They are the beet Bitter* In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhaustednature's great restorer. They are made ofpure St. Croix Rum, the oelebrated OalisayaBark, roots and herbs, and are taken with thepleasure of a beverage, without regard to ageor time of day. Particularly rerummeivded todelicate persona requiring a gentle stimulant.Sold by all Grocers, l>ruggists, Hotels, andSaloons. P. U. DRAKE & GO, 11 road-way, Now York. * sep ,ir>-eo<hn
JABM r. HJkLIDAI.real estate agent,
Co**** or Pa. At men aud Thx.u Strbbv,otjp
Banking lfour$ cf L. Joknton f Cc.oc fl ftrn*
iinKKS AND CAMP GHEASK WWTID-Tht.^fcr-1" BoVJSa'^«;bA-,h,,r "mOKoVn A Ml'uDUlT.UMUT* ANP 0OI.ORKD IT!.ANN ELM, Wit* .11
®U»r "rin-iB of DHJLaB OOOD*.Vn* price vaiy. PKRKY Ar BRO.,
fa. are. miii Ninth
AMXI8KHKJKTS.FORD'S NEW THEATRE,Tun IrutT, livvi Puii Afim.
Mr Joum T Veai> M*n*c«r aivt Proprietor(Aim) «f H clirfay UtrMt Tfaeatr , IeKumti.)
flCOND WEFK OPT¥« Wntifal Prima Donaa,M1M CAfeOUNl KICBIKM,
La A»flt a# Ika ma » I a/
XhOLXSU OPERA I
THIS (fiATUKDiY) EVENING,LAST NIGHT OP
Th# mairaUioefit Operatic Hp«rtaele, theENCH AN TRI8K.
Sffil":: H8S1S88The rtncai akaraeten. oMratie, dramatic m4
by th« Grtu4 GombiiiMHiD »»! fall DooUleCCTHUrfM.
he Extra Charre for Admiaeinn.ar Hervrrd neets 85 oeafct eitra.
MONDA Y EVENIXQ,FIRM* NIGHT OF AJKEW OPERA.
ArMfllLSIAC.r>r»KM Plrcia arxi P>>a> ( In .
Orchcrtra Erata, 73 ats.; Faraiir Oirale. 15 <HM 'Prt-T»U IWt«ft f5.
OROVER'8 THtATRE.PENNSYLVANIA ATENUI.dmt WUUrd* HotelLmiud e*or«* . Kaiiiii
Poeltn*LT la*T AfflC AKAB'.t IN WaKHIS (JTOX OFTb* I'aarl of th* Amnrmn Htaae.
MISS LI CILLE WESTERN,Wfco, at th«> r^qnwt of many a-lin'rera, will appearthis rjf.uug jn a character in which aha hit* boMU»1. JACK KKKPPARD,
OR TITK DaRIXO KKfiLIHH lllCRWATMAV.Mr. Ntehcll a*. .. Jna BluAnkln
Mntic* will h» /vf tho »MR.'L. P. BARRET*.MISS LoTTY HurGH
hac return*! from Ktirop? and will nhortiy appear.THE ROMANCE OF A POOR > OUNU MAN
will b« prodn«*d «-n Monday evening nest, with »ew§r*n*ry, en«tn m»>» and 'lTfCt#.
Admimrion on, V>, and n c«nt*
CANTERBURY HAIL !LOUISIANA AVENUE. »ai Bixtb Bruvr.CROWDED HOUSES!
rnvuvvnArfl **? .inwlt JB J X .
THE PRESS AM) Pl'BLlCrBOMOCKCB
Hn.LK AHNETTAGALLETTI
M*LLE AKNETTAGALLETTI
MOKB. 15. VKLARUIC.0M0N8. X. VRLAUD*
Two of thePXST DAGGERS THE WORLD
Boc&acBM'St cfTIM HAYES,
The Champion Clo# ))«Dr?r of Ear»pe &»d A merit*VI* flViA 1 L^n t Ka VI' a r L 1mw w«i .uv Mpvn >uv II Wt fU ,
K^-m«-mbt;r :Man and Money always ready.
Eoappaaranee ofM188 JTLIA MORTIMER.
tii* Washington rat^ritb !lUc, MIB* KATE PEN NOV ER,
THE tiVBBH or TKtfPHTCHORE ITO-NIGHT
TUB OALLETTI AND VELARDEBALLET THOCPE,Id th* B~autif*t Ballet «ntltUd th«
PAIN KR'rt ILLUSION.In which MUc OALLETTl, Miu KATE PEN-
NOYERand Moon. E. VELARDEwill appear.BOB HART AND i*W gIM*0NBIn New £«ng«, Ethiopian Acta, aid the LaughableFarce entitled
BLACK ASTHONY!THE COURT OF BEAUTY
IK HEW DiKCM IAnd the
MAMMOTH OOMPANYITDV RVkT A UTIu rvfl IV Tu» firpwm u mm » a « *u t **U I ^ lKA.bVsi.1.1,
WILL A FIE a k in A M1W BILL 1- REMEMBER,TilK CANTERBURY
HAc* mow akd always WILL HAYSTHE EIRtST TALENT
IN THE WORLD:Till only k9tabl1mmkq
MUSICHALLid Washington I
Door* open, (% o'eloek; p«rfornnuM>#, 7\.idmiMMO M e«Dtc. Orefa«*tr», flft o«oU.
GKANDMAT1NEEos
SATURDA V AFTFRXOGNTOR l a DIBS awd CHILOf. KN.
Door* ©p*n at 2 o 'cluck.Admiarfoti.Ladi»«. 2 fu<nt« ; children. ¥> ©ant*.Eruul eftttfl rent-rvcvl fur l&dlcn.
WASHINGTON VARIETIES,KIKTM ktrppt
usa r rgsnsrivasia a venue.PROPRIETORS A HAMRLIX & 00ACTING MANAGER ....A.M. UJCRNAND1ZbTAGE MANAGER JAMES PILGRIMMtfclCAL DIRECTOR T1I0M A8 BlMPSONThe Poblic of WanhinKton are respectfully inform
cd that thifl New and Reaatfful Templeof AmuM-iufDt,
t0 r* f /inrLT nn r> ^rirt? nr j %.»if \jr ml. n r\j r\ I nxi /Y,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dfc. 3, '02,And Every Evening.T>> splendid Ilall Ha* a New Btafe, N*w Boeoe-
ry, PrivaW Bo*m U-«ut\fuJly furn shed,Orrh»mrabeat* arranvrd with every Cciufort. Parquette withcovered MkU, and Gallery that will command atali sight of the Stage The alterations mad<3 at aufcipeuw of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,ABt tk* *acm«d, (omffia*THIS MJ^T TALENT IN AMERICA.
a. «i. nuinAnuiir.,great onrtvallnd PantoinimUt.MIB8 C. FITZWILLIAMiJ,The grt+\ Bin«tr. from th« London ThratrM.M0R1PT BBpTHBRS,Tte Mart Wonderful Perfuruienj in the World.HOMF. A GROSM,
From NtblaHiGarden, New York.M0N8. C. LEHMAN,Vi»m KIWd'b Garden, New Tor*.MOWS. BZ0LL08T,Lftt« if the Ravel Troupe.DICK BANDS.
The Great Clog Dancer.J. ALBERT ALLEN.
CWtobrated Negro Comedian,PAUL BKRGKR,
*b« Parorite Actor.
JAMBS PILGRIM,TLe Popular Comedian.
_t. W. LANDI8,
TL« King of Sonjr and Dance.TOM VANCE.
The Popular Comic singer.MILK JULIA LKIMAN.
The Aetosiyiiftheii Dm** ut*?, froiu Nlblo'-s G*rd*o.New York.
M'LLK PACLEN,From the Port St. Martea, Pari*.M'l.LE WHKLPLKY,The Charming A ©Irene, from Laura Keen#** Tke«*-
tre, New York.MiDUR OROflflT.
« Ft*id Niblo'a Warden, New York.mad'mk leuman
From NlbloV Garden, New York.had'mk martin ktti,prom mblo'rt (iardrn, n?w Vurk.
mi88 irark.From arcfa ftreel thvatre, philadel|>lu*
mi88 h.oreno*.From Bon,«rf tbtf»tr«, n*w York.
mimtarkkr,from orvwiwkf nu'tc ukll, PifW lor*.
JKI8.M ROB1NHON,PLiladt-lphm Theitrt*.MIPS PIMMON DS,Prota Philadelphia Theatres.
MIAti ADAMS,From itw Western Th«atr*«i.OKANI) OOKFri I>K BALLKT.
BAI.LBT MAtTKR MONh A . GBOH8IA BRILLIANT PKRPOKMANCK
Wil l RJf HlVtrK w»:uTrv
COMIC V\N TOM III EdSiiACTlKUL BALLETS,«rillOHlAN ac'ts,PINGING, DANCING, Ac.
ParQin-ttf an"* Faiuily Circle . Vt e#ut*Ort hi*«tr» Cht>ir» flfl <*»nt«Privitr H< sen (b< idibtf *'* yrAOiM) §3Miv® l«? Sen if in Boxes ^5Colored Circle .... 25 cot*Doors open at k*lf paflt six o'clock- P»-rfonn»na*#
to commence »t %u*rt«r L«fur« eight o'clock. ,4»«l-lw
telegraphic news.mun THE ARIIT OF THB POTOMAC.lidifititM rf a NiTrmrit-RfitlU »(L»t« R*r {»*>«ner*.Tbe Rebel* abeatEi|hly>HT» TJi««mb4 Sii1**!.HliDQT-iSTUf Oil. KUBMAIDB'M iBMT,Lh>c. 3..Aithoafrb our position till remains
unch&cped, thrrr is ertrr indication of an ad.vane movement of a considerable portion ot
a*.,. u« IMI J Mk HM vwa </ MVU« MM OMMUUlf.»vru wonnolM»nf»(* mftdf yesterday, the
enfjtiT 1» not euppoeed to he o?»r eighty oreirhty-flre thousand strong at or near Kred.r-ickebnrir. Lvt nijcht the pickets on both eidseconverted freely, and * few of thr Rebels fawover to oux lines and gave them**l>ee np as de-serter*.
A T»#t Practice Drill.Oca. Atgel tiki far» m Ceart ef Inqairy. '
Faibvax CorfcT Uorex, Dec. 4..Six regi-ments of this corps, being one from eaoh brig-ade, 'tad a test practice drill to-day, under theImmediate direction of CHn. Rigel. The reeukwa* entirely satisfactory to the commandinggeneral.
. Gen. Slgel Mts asked for a court of inquiry.io invvpUKHi? in« nepersions mtioe by Utn.#oi*« embodied in the recent report of CHn.Halleck.
A RecnnolsMncr-A Rebel Force at Bria>toV' Station.
Fairfax Court Hoppe, Dec. 5, midniaht .A party went out to-day ad tar aa Union Mill*.They rncountervd no rebels by the way, butIrarned that there are some rebels at BristowSiatior.
It if supposed that the reb»*l cavalry are in-leuthue to come down to Mhuhmos Junction.
FROM WCSTKRN VIRGINIA.Ksrci<«iul Expedition in tbe kauawba Dis-
trict.The following report has been received at
ihe headquarters of the army:Camp Stmmertille, Va, Nov. 12..Brig.Gtn. George CmcJc, Cuvxmand\tLg Kanawha. Dis-
trict :.hir, 1 herewith eubmit airport of myexpedition into Greenbrier county:On the Oih met., proceeding agreeable to or-
Arr, I bivouacked thrve mile* beyond Oauleyri>» r. On the moving tn, I marched all day jwithout interruption; but learned that Gen.
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Ji nkint, with 2v5*.ti men, in addition to Col. jDunn's force, occupied live country before me. irial cued an follows:Calonel Dunn's command w» b«twwn Lewie- |
buig and Franfclort. The nth Regiment of iVirginia Cavalry is at Williamsburg. One !regiment of cavalry is at Meadow Blufffe, pa«- jturiiig their hore**, with a battalion uf four Ihundred cavalry on the wilderness road as jpr.firrt A email tore? is at White Knlphur,and G^n^ral J#»nkin*, with the remainder ofhis rcrnnrnnd, is on Muddy Creek, eight uxilecfrom L»*wiaburir.
1 however puthed forward until withinthr» r milts of Williamsburg, wh<-re I camenpon a *«fon train belonging to General Jen-kin's command. They wore encamped for thenight, intending to loud with wheat the fol-lowing day.
X PUII vuuuru I»nu kIW WIl-
fcifilujr of prisoners nod property, as follows: !Moc pri-oners, nam^d J. L. Lvans. captain i:,ni! acting assistant commissary; W.M.Evans, iwagon master; two wttfon«rF. enlisted men;three wagoners, citizens; two n«"gro wagoners, jfciid lv o citixens, v»ho were present and in- !t< rested in the frrttin.The. property taken is as follows : 7 wagous,
*i3 burses, 4 uiides, and 24 pets of harness. Aftersetting Are to and destroying the wagons andgrain, with the building it was stored in, I sotcut on my return, meeting Capf. Smiib with biscommand on Cherry river, 10 miles from Gau- jlev river lord.
1 *arriv»-d in this camp with the above prison,ers and property at 5 o'clock p. m. on tne llthli st. I fouud the roads very bad.imp&s>ahielor wagftns.grain very scnrc*; rould proeurebut two feeds for my horse while gone. Thetrain destroyed wa? aboot250buat»flsof whaat. i
1 have the honor to be, very respectfully, your 1obt dient servant, C. W. Gilmore,
Captain com'd'c Kanawha l)ivision.P. 8..One of the citizens taken.Thomas C. '
MK'ljntock.ha* heivtoforfi takon the oath, and jit- ihe ruan who bought np the wheat.C. W. O.
Sailing of the Fleet at Fortres* Monroe.[Correspondence qj the Associated Pross..]PnrTBTta Mnvviw Iiuk 1 .Th« «nt(r«A vr«< MA >) T. A MV I U MAC JJVT b
tbat hu» l-.cen gathering bere for some week®past railed hcnre to-day. There were seren jneHiwrs laden with troops and two iron* !clads. The fleet mailed wiih sealed orders, andtlie destination u>of course unknown.
Aid for Ihr English Operative*.Nicw York, IWv. 5..The subscriptions in !
aid of the KiiRhph operations reach fcUf.uoo in-cluding 910,000 from A. T. Stewart.
THE BANKS EXPEDITION.irr-iriunj! rjljj»'uiuuil, WUICU UIM
created such vast preparation* and inrreaning IInterests, Failed from New York. Throughout !the day all the vessels to tak>* part in thegigantic enierpr»*e, presented busy andexcitingeceiies in >he embarkation of troops. GeneralUnuks n>porint^nd.d nearly all the arrange,mei.te for the departure of the fleet, and,although many obstacle* happened to delay therx|H-(iuu>n. bu rxjirrseeil bia determination thaiit should leave la#t evening.A large number ut prominent. citmens, how.
pv«t, ngrc. d thnt ihe(Jeneral should not departwithout receiving an ovation during which jthey conld bid him a final nnd formal adiru.For this purpose, in accordance with a previous !arrangement, the following gentlemen met !General Bank* on board of a Government ioutter at the Barge Office, and enjoyed with |him a delightful trip down th« harbor; Gov-ernor t'urtiii, Mayor Opdyke, Commodore Van-derbilt, Purveyor Andrews, and others.Fonn after the cutter soiled, the company \
procfedpd to the cabin, where th«»y sat downto dinner.General Bonks* health was proposed and
honored by three enthusiastic ch\**r».The General, In reply, spok* hh follows :MjVllow-citiEt np : I feel -very much gratified
at nitfiujf you on mis occasion, and with youcom** good lack, lor we have a pleasant day. I jbare been in your city five wm-kt, aad threewi « kx of that time it ha« stormed; but, deepitethe elements, we are h*re to-day ready lor thework before u». 1 coald not b« better satisfiedin any undcrmkin# ol its kind. The Gorern. ;ment has pivon us a food chance, and we pru-p» se to you th«s satisfaction of gaining byihis expedition home national advantages andresults which will be ennobling to humanityand glorious to the cause of this Union I donot belive fuch a command has ever gone fromNew York, as it is composed of the bent men at iNew England and New York. It is trne thatmany ot them are recruit*; but that is betterthan old soldi# rs who have all the ilIs whichthey have acqi.ired in a laborious and sicklycampaign- "V\ u go to uphold th« fly of the1'uion and sntt&in the Constitution, and mayOod grant we m«y be successful. Allow me togive you."The success ef our expedition."The toast was received with loud cheers.Th»> General way then urged to speak again,but he declined.u< II. iTKiuiwir uuuuru III T-uti>giBVIC wriH» 10
the character and strength of the expedition, 1which, he said, was freighted with thehopes of the nation. The people, he said, hadevery confidence in its gallant commander, jHen. Banks. In closing, he proposed the healthof Gov. Currin, referring compdmentarily tothe Keyttone State.Gov. t'urtiu, in refpon^e, said it was abso- '
lately nec«**ary to the safety and dignity of thenation U« cupture Richmond, the so-called cap.itnl of the I on!ed« raf» State*. No expeditionto Texas at that time could accomplish any- tiiiin(f muti rinl to the interests of the country, jRichmond should be taken; then the rebellionconld be crushed and the Union restored. Heclosed »>y regretting lhat the troops of his Statew» re not larp ly represented in the expedition,undpa\ethe toast."Success to theOoTern-ni^nt.Kucc»>s to the Union.trusting In Godfnr f Vio -, » * f*v« mr irnuiu r
T
y Tho buninres of eounterfettir.K rebel Statetreasury now*, lately detected at Richmond,w as> traced to rume negroe* who were en^ag^d ito fwrpp ont the treaenry department. OueFtoW the Mi nke, while aiioflxrr flikd up andMgia'd ih« m.iJ-Tho nf tt'm V !/ »» /»V
»niie>jjinc *5<,i00 from h*a employe**, andv hoe cum- ha* b»*en pending two y*ar<« In a |New York Conrt, was again potpoaed a fewday* ago
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%iT Gen. Hooker solicited a pluo« in hla grand ,d>MPion for Gen. Rtou«-. of BtH'sBlnfT noto-riety. Thf Secretary oI War refuted to granttLe request
TREillHY.Owing to lb# UtiMM of the k<mr^t which
the report of Hecrrtary Chaee wm received,our Abstract of yesterday wm neoMiartl/short.Secretary Cti«ww> wUmitM the cnetocnn rer-
ecvr at MTetty million*, and thr internal taxesat one hundrt d and fifty railbona. Fpt thatpcrtion of the rnrrrnt year, during which the(nttrnal tuM will hare bm ta operation, b*e*timat«e their proceed# at eichty>fiTe ouUioo*The public debt, which, on the 30th of Junelot. wac 614,01X1,000, will br M*MM«.00U ontte aotn ei next Jun*, and #1,744.000,Out on the3»ih of June, 1MM, if the war *ball continue 00Ion?, which Is not to be expected.The Hecrrtary'a tmwi of the TNO«rrM of Uw
country to hopeful. He Myt that oar anaaalproduction of yold and tilw hia alreadyr»t<cbed about $11*^000,000, and moil eteedilyand rapidly advance. He counts largely njwtthe immigration of labor, to 1allow the retornof i»eace.Hr dor# not favor the idea of a permanent
national debt, but prefer* Ivan* at such period*ae will enable the principal to be paid off atthe earliest moment when payment become*practicable.We rubjoin a frw extracts from the report:The wbole power to borrow money under the
act of July, 1W1, to authorise a national loan tonow exhausted. The only imj>ortant law*ox:d«r which mean: formeetinf demand*on theTr< a*ury can Le had an- those en&etcd or mod-ified by Conpress at its last session.These are of two general classes. namely,those -which provide revenue from cuues and
taxes and those which authorize the obtainingol money by loans in various forms.i iir buuoi anu ccuiuakcu ren'ipui unnPT
tin pc Iftvn for the cnrrrot fiscal year, a* alreadystated, will amount under thr tariff a^t to [1,736.59, and und. r the internal r»v»nu»- 'law to *M,4I6T3U3.?3. The rvoeipts lor all otherKjurrrp, exclusive cf loans, as estimated, willr« ach *13,963,TS*.47, making a general aggregate,including *13,043.546.81, balance from lost year,ol aiMi,4M5,:^15 and leaving to be pro> idrdfnm loan?, iu tome form, 6c^,06.\43^ &2.Thr Jaws of thv sccond class Umit the issu«
of I'n»u*d States notes, exclusive of the con- jui.gent reserve lordej^its, to f250,0u0,000: limitthe amount receivable on w-mporary deposit to ;and limit th- issue of five-twentys»>es to *500,W/0,100. The i*eue of certificate* ofindebUdnefts and of fractioual eorrrncy is un>limited by legislation.The hmoubt ol United States notes, in Coding
notes receivable for customs. alrearJ* m*nniand in circulation or in the trrwarj to thecredit of ditbnrtine officers or of the Treasurer,wu on Uie 1st Instant 111. There yetremain*, therefore, und« r th»> law, an »othon yto ifwue the further 0am of The 1HmoQDt received on depot.it, including coin ande»t;matin£ for the last day of November, 1*6?9,<ifc,650. The lurther sum of tau^iu 1,35c may !thereiore yet be receive*! The l»ue of ira - :tional currency has rearlwd the sum of
The beet lights lead to the eaumut.'that before rperie payment* can be return-*!, 1
not leea than t4u,<jui,uju will be requir-d by thewant*0/ the community. Tfcetum of OMLVJOl1not yet i**urd, may therefore be counted on a*an additional resource. It is not easy to d«ter- jmine what tnrther payment* can b« mad* Incertificates of indebtedness, but it seem* pro'o- 'able that pa> mente 'in that form may be *af*lyenmed to the amount of ¥im^W*j.OOO Thee~ ,
pa> inputs have already r« ached SP7«3ri3,94l-fe,and the additional r-xijn of 112,8^6,7^.35 may |tbetrfore be paid in that way. What can bejuxii; tru IH'IU luinciBWlie uuafr uir &CIauthorizing 'hr tafeue of five.twenty kix«k, thaiis to say, trom exchange by holders of UnitedMate* i.ote$ for theee tKvnd*-, «par, cannot bestaudwith much certainty. The amount re.cei> ed lrom this source from the date ol the actto the let iustant, estimating for paat oi the la**uerk in November, is f23.?50|fc0o It may rea-sonably he expected that $35,l*A),000 will be re-paired, if the act remain* unmoii&d, durinethe rrmainder cf the fiscal year. The aggregateof all these mine, nnmely, #13t,W?,lV7.X, oon-stituuc the total of resource available for thecurrent year under existing laws, exceptthrough tales, regarded as impracticable und<-rUie act authorizing their issue, of the five-twen-ties at their market value. 0The** credit resources, with the actual re.c^ipis from like »ourc»»s, added to revenue in«xi ivsiiur, moT cupj'ij lur u -«*? ury wiui
?511,64fl^2l$.96. Ther.- n-maius a balance of dn- Iburtvin* ut* oi t2?G,9i!,S17.i6 vo be provided for. {To meet Uiu be recommends tb»* .--u» of LTni- »u d Mates note* adapted to circulation as iuon*'jr, tai d the esiablisbmout of banking association* jto b- or^atiixed auder National legislation. TheSrciMiy pays:
It is true tfiat gold commands a premium innot«?s; in other words that to purchase a giveifamount of fold a greater amount in noie« is re-quired. But it is alto true that, on the snspen- js:on of specie payments and tbe substitution |lor coin of I'nitod State* ao'.as convertible intosix ]ht cent, fffcit- bonds u the 1 jral standardof value, fokl b*rame an aru. 1* of merchandise,subject to the ordinary fluctuations of supplyand demand, and to the extraordinary fluctua-tions of mere peculation. # The cir-culation of United State*# note* may greatlyfacilitate the payments to the bank* throughwhich their own notes muot be withdrawn:and thus not only protect the community fromth»* inconveniences, but the banks from theiottefc which might otherwise attend reduction.
It may also be stated that when the «ub*tuu-(ion shall have been accomplished, and perhapsit circumstances favor, at an earlier period,pa> meurs in specie of Vnited State* notes maybe resumed with les? cost and less Injury lobutiuess than would attend a like resumptionin payment of corporate note*. With eouipar-ativtjy trivial sacrifleo, the OoTtrnment can,whenever its expenditures are reduced to itsrevenue, provide, by loan or otherwise, all thecoin needed to commence and maintain the re-sumption.Alkxabdkia ArrAiBP..County Court to In
fwion b»re. Wb. MrKewen, charged withfelony, in stealing a boat from Jam** Dixon,was examined, and the Court decided that Mr.Kewen was not guilty of felony, but that therew&scauee to charge him with petit larceny,and that he be committed to Jail answer an in-dictment at the next terra of the (QuarterlyCourt, and the Court deth further order that hemay be admitted to bail in the sum of #100, con-ditioned according to law.
It Vi as ordered that ih* l'U»rU nf tha rv*«i-« k.
directed to have a suitable flag.staff srvcted onthe Court House, and a suitable siaed fine ofthe United fctau-s be boisVed thereon,the amountto be paid at the next county levy.The Court appoint* Robert Donaldson, Rich*ard Sou therland, and Charles W. Payne as acommittee to examine the condition of th«pnblic roads in this county, and report to thenext term of the Court what roads are necea*sary to be repaired and worked, and also re.ci inmend suitable persons as overseer*, andwhat farm hands should be allotted to w>rksaid roads.The clarification of Justices for L863 was
ntade by the Court.All appeals, motions and other monthly
causes, are continued, generally, until the next iterm of the Court.Tfce Court then adjourned till next Court in
course.The *mall-pox continues to prevail hers. i
ciiirii) ttiuuug uir "conir*Danas." KfTfntlr.ew catrH, in diflerent part* of tiie town, rc-ported to-day.We have now heavy -white frosts alia+bt
every night. -Alex. Gazette, Dec. 4.
»yrte recession speech of Gen. HounonaxuounU-d to this, that having been aaked ifiruuehould be sent from the State to defendthe Confederate Government, he adviaedagainst it. He, however, st>oke of Ool. Hamil-ton, who tas bu n appointed Military Governorof the State by President I^incoin. aa that'drunken rnreal. appointed br*Mr. Lincoln tomark hia ntter contempt for^the people of )Texa?;* and wonnd up by counselling all'efforts to repel the Northerners:§ST"The Chicago Tribune tayt: Some idea of
tbv bu*ine*« transacted by the Chicago, Bur-lington and Uuincy,and the Chicagoand tialenaI n ion rnilrnads t#ay be inferred from the factthat an that portion of the latter road eaat of theGab na Junction, ovea which the trains of theformer road also pa»«>. there are thirty traini t<*Miiy, ea< h way, or sixty trains passing thatpoint every tw«"nty-fonr hours.
*7" Col. Tom Kord publi*h»"» ft *tat*m»»nt inthe Columbu* Fact, in which h« reflet* se-
verely on tbe action of tbs« Harper's >Vrrycommi'Mou; complains that Jud^ Holt wouldnot let biro publUh Unit p*rt of the evidencerelating to bim»»lf, «nd e!o««*s by prvdictin*Uiat troth "will be known ju »oiu« fuiuivday.^ The V. b mUu < iov»ti.u». ut ia main-
iHiu>r,p u. fctTKt biock»J«> of vbe port of Mm-. u,iv
THE WEEKLY KI AB.
uxtuu coneaza*- tmiad tcauo»Ptfift..After our ,_
trtttvc NWISB, opened ikrlr. * - w.J.
Honi.-ifWr otr wport riwNMr. K^furd bot*4 to 4lr»rt Uk* fWnnhtMen Induic Affatrv to laq air* »ow» th* r*«uM «flate ladiaaootl-n-aka la the Northwool Pmm4Mr. X«Ut iffrti the hUfettf:Wbfp«i m*i j K>Wkr» btfr brra eeslaed aPMr.p at Meant l*Ua*ant wrw»l4- to do duty,iritboiitBCliryorinrftM te i>rocwr»er comlerts. thry net hartaf here paid th^trv ontlilT dure. Id man j inetaaeee, for pe»o4»ol trcni tLiw te uli>+ moath* :X'tUxtd, That tfc# ftorrtroitt** cm Miltiarrfair* be rrqoretcd «e feqau* what WWaUou.if miy, Ic nc(fHin to enabJr thr Mldkn «k>
roi flr^d and t+paraled fn*n thrtr mprcur*tf« ia< at*, to rw#U» and U patd «he*rftaoothi ydc**k and te rrport by bUi or ether wie*.~~*r v»lU»*irb*m latr»4««*<l Ma wrvt ofr«ol«Uo«» r»i*un« ! »ka of *aVatofc, wfcicfc were laid oa ifcr iabl».Mr. All* a. of UUoffrrrd tha tellowlaf, wMafc
was udcfn» d:Whrrras th< re
Mmo of IUUmm, rnOrnal anthon tr, severalthww »nrh importations are la yJthe constitution ofMMl fttate andLL» tentifltents of lb* pevpieW it.Rtr\Mt4, Ttat iheCommitteeoa the Jodmarybe instructed to Inqtare into the rights of thtFederal authority thus to art at dsfianc# ft*
pcDPiituUoti, la»e, andeent!fr.**nta of the ptopwof a poy rtrifa Bttw, and to repar^wlMM stkmchii be taken by U»e State rorrrament or<krto brie* about the deportation of MUd tfff^The House adjourned to MondayW(jof*rnnr Johnson and Genrral ]
in conjnnrtion, bar* adopted a tew Une of pol-ler for the protection of tht country orenpteubr the Federal troops. A bond and r*Miranterof protection has been adopted, which errryeltiren. irrespective of his past politloa) predi-lections, is required to enter into, and fhlUt*to do which he will be sent wr&oatthe Fad-r*!line#, and not allowed W> return Tlw> condi-tion of the bond is that the party riving it *h%l|be loyal to U*«i(fo\en>roent, that h#%hall neitherafford n;d nor ran fort to Lh*
he will not fro within the Rebel linr« vitlMMccunnt of oor Government,
W The mere t: ante of New York ar# entba.*>ia*tically and liberally ubecrlbl&c for therelief of the *nffenn« cotton plnnerr of Ft«-land A nwun* ww UM on Thnwday tfter.norm at 9 o'clock at the room* of tike Chamberof (\*nmerce. Ke*claLuma were adopted ex.preeetnft the »dw of duty to relieve ibe «a<f#»r-lot in Knfland and ftppotntlnc A committee offifteen to taJte m. a> nre« for carrying on the ob-jects of the mu tlnf Wtthln a few mtaotea,on the oveninr of the tnbecripikm, the nm of
WM PuMcribed The #Qjn Ku »*mrebe»n more tban doubled.
A fire; of our fcuabotU* on tb. Mt**H*ippihave been running into the ereek# and btyonettt>t*e<>n Vtcksbur* and Helena, doing Nnon*damage to tbe small rirer erait of the car*nay,fromoveamboat* toeanoee QuantiUoa of rmutvere MMjed, and arms destroyed wh*-rev«rlouud. This expedition ha* (U*Mv»r^ d»-i iw.
Murk of cotton of the crop of 1861 remaining InArkansas, AiMtsaippi and Ltoniatana haa baasover itumntrd, and that ttw deatracUon tf Ukestaple by the Kebti# has b«M*n vtry couMcraU^,rni MclK>wkLL Chalikjiokd..Ool. IL T>.
Goodwin, who wrmi to W»a<j the prosecution tnthe raw of Oen. McDowell, has aeut a formalrballrnpf to that officer in consequence mf Umstatement which Gen. McD pree»-nt*d to thecourt yesterday mornin#, reflecting npon thech«r«rtrT nf th*l
We mar add, the Oen^ral *+* m* to pay littleor dc regard to the matter, *o wc Oil at nothingwrious ined be fftrrd.
%J~ Thr Ruuboai l.a^tport, which wv cap-tured on the Tenneccee river from tike Astoria,aud refitted by Uic Goremm-'nt m pwrt ex-pense, ha» been pronounced un*eawor~.hy byRear Admiral Porter. Ucr keel U bc «Mk (totthe < annot support the weight of metal whlckebe ha* to carry.
Tbe Chirato Jo**m+l bai informaticsthat the army of Oen Grander, wlucb ha*been concentrating in Kentucky, hue at lft*tcommenced the expected forward aou atfor the occupation of Ea*t Tenncccec. Thereare many Illinois troop# in thle army.
Arrivals frctn the plain* of Ufce fur W«»tbnnf *n account of a fl*ht betwoen loyal anddisloyal Indian*, at Fort Clobh, in which tb*former were notorious, bearing <j mmmjscalpc.
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ay Tb« lat«»t intelligence from «bo SaadwiobIsland* report* the i rrival of 23 whaiii i, wiah*n average catch of tHU barrels of oil aad
A Oo*rLAi«T.-M»(ar Mmr: As 70m Iut*tlv. sy# »ho«n yourself Um clinpic of thsoppivt-ses, 1 am emboldened to b«f your arfvo-r a. y of the miuse of the injured people of <M>District of <Y>lumbla. Our prope rty Imh bowin very msnv esses been occupied by Osnm-meot troops for nearly two years, and mm onecent has teen paid to (be ownir* for the os* ofit. In ntir.y this property Is onr ofcfynpport, and the occupation of It by the Gov-fmiM Di pn'Trnifi lUf* OWBfTV Tfon fMptaf Anybenefit In in ihur labor*, as ta**e ur_»oj* d^tovyvrb&t u made m »oob as ibo eropm mk omaturity consequently many of a* hare otarra-tion nar.n* tis in the face And, »u\ this u> not all.foT N**idr* d«*priTinir u* of car frowing crop*.iM have d»*m jred and laM wmU> ear fluraiui rvf-ry v. ay; u>» y bave built uwlrtiy fenson our plac«*, cut roadf, du« ride-ptu.towbicb *e luUmn rt«i{D»dly a* from Um inrifltW of war.but xb« y bav** al*o do«troyo4 ourf< note*, and !ft»t and worn of all, bav* |*vdiuw hundred* oi arm of fc-auufal »oo4iu4iwhich iuj monry can rvplacv, and irtSS baaov. nere for feneration*. Kir, vbu I wHamithie wholesale destruction of our property, Iam led to inquire why the people of thia IMi.trict tar*' b»-*-n Uiu« treated? We all k*o«thalftb*- Constitution protecto us in our rtghti ofprrperty at well a* it doee the people of theSthU'S find the fact that wthnw no tow shouldnet rau»e un to be »uhie<t^> theee tlteT.f.lliv Govenimeit would not, 1 belter#, mmhmto take the property of th« people ot the North.Tm±i, or in this way. If we npoitthffa^ain*: th< *e outrages. the anawer W>, "Oh. weare defendir.fr >ou from the rebel#," or «Odh-{ree« will pay you for the injury w«4f 70a"I bhould like to know, nr. how mnah wore*the re^«elii ronld miur# « th«»» .- »> . * -
inlnred. I think, sir, we mar well pickia,><«ve uc from oar tiicDdf ." Ii U not Mr (tolwe khonlu exp* cT aa^qoau* prompt .a-pensation fur the u»*- and abuaeof our property.Yours re*pretfnlly, E.
Mmm*, the wOuwr of Ml*« Anderaon InIsVw York, h*« manac^d to «"#cap*, aad ilk*polir«* and public are afltau-d aa to ktm bedid M.
Tbe NVw York A1dermic kav« appro-priated fl,WJU to purcltasen p.inn irf HiVwHMcOeJlan for the City li^J.W Koeeuth *nd many of hu fries<! ai« atGrwf, waiting for an> thine that xuay tura optb^re in the way of place or power.-t&~ A fine qnality of cotton (mm been frewn,th«* present traaon, on Kvlly* I»|MUL LakeKrt*.
9T a aort ©1 mai iUp Mil*cat*-*, under (b« new law « Ut r^iuri a teact-nt tamp to tx> r»ffl*ed to tbem!%T It i* raid there a»v a roil Jkm* bale* of aot-
'on in I-uuieiaaa and Miwtwtprt »t tht pweattjrfk*. ,
Tl;e Grrman port, Lx>ui< Vhiaad,r»ti Kr»d»*T last, at fJtntifardt. He waft bora oaibe 9Hb of April, I7t^.
ST Th« re Is an agitation for lb# aboltiUp oflb» off oe vf Naval OffleeT of New York, oa lfc»ground Oiat ft l« an expensive riae«ar%.
