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THE EVENING ST Aft
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PUBLISHED EVERT AfT?HOO*,
(SUNDAY MXCSPTSV,)
AT THE ITAl BUILDINGS,
anMr V mm. mmd MUmmtk xlraal,
ST
w. d. wallaoh:
r-tr, or T <*nt* p? out*. To oull anbeerlfcen
Ifce prim to SXSO t fetr, im admmes; 9* to ill
bcaUu, tl Jbr three mooUf ud lot \mm thma
ikrce aioatha it Um mte of U eeata a wwk. 91*gtr
owe c?wt; In wrmppert, t*o cnn.
O" it*iiTi>iiimi shonid be ml to ttu
ce before u o'clock othenrtoe they Mf
ot ippe&r until the mx! day.
I *
THE ULU It ELL PEAR TREE.
' grand**'"
I birched for her everywhere, la the wide '
<>l kitchen, in the pantry end milk*r?om, tni
up ia the kitchen chamber, where the great
loom which bed woven "ifty rag carpeta."
and the spinning wheel which had ?Iled the
jtreat oaken ch?t? with linen, rtood side ty
side, and where the old musket which had
done braxc service under Qeneral Putman in
the Fror. h war and at Bunker Hill, were
laid like old veteran? asleep on the great
browa beam, and around which elnetered a
i i > . - - - ? * *9
woria 01 oi? ?> ? and legend* oi maun war whoop
and teal ping knife and in latter tines
in th? days of tne devolution, of ''red coat"
and Tory, and of true-hearted patriot*, who
left their fields and harvests, and laid down
every thing that was precious and pleasant to
than, far the freedom of their home#.
And these old legends and storiaa were like
preeious jewels strung across the hard face of
the winter evenings, when wet sat atonnd the
great fireplace at grandma's, listening to her
w. i Pfi fl on J wa^Kin# tka Aamae laan win b /I
the great -back log and "fore atiek."
''Grandma' grandma!" I (hosted the
name load the aecond time, standing in the
buck door that bright October morning, whose
mists were like torn ribbons on the hills, and
whose pulses were full of the slamber and
xweetness of the dying year.
'-Why, Josephine, where did yon come
frem ? ' called the cheerful Toiee of the old
lady, as she cane around the corner of the
house, her face shaded by a Mae sun bonnet,
while she held a large wooden bowl of pepperi
in bo'h hands
'-It's vacation, grandma. I ve come to
spend the day with you; and suoh a sesreh as
1 ve h?.d for you "
* v. ell. i d gone back o' the barn to lay out
a few yards for bleacking, and then,1 thoaght
I might as well fake to-day to pickle ray pep.
yen so I k>pt on the vines.''
I wt. h 7 u could have known my grand.
;nofher Morrii. She was such a dear old lady,
with a gaiile which kindled up her pale,
wrinkled face into almost the glow and fresh*
nesi of youth, with a heart that was full ?>f
kindness and sympathy to every human taing,
and a memory that was like a pleasant book
#_tt * * *~
ioi! oi pictures ana sioriesor tbe put. I think
that kind. lovine heart was like life fresh act)
green when hernead had blossomed into tke
snows of age.
' Grandma, what makes yon always so
busy ' I said, as ?he eame into the kitchen,
? i. taki-- op a skein of bias woolen yarn,
i?4irr??d it over a chair and commenced windJ
ing it, while she made some inquiries reaped
lag my parent* &n<l family
" 1 exp?et it. s the bl^^d f the Mortise*, my
ch?U " ?be said with her o'l mellow laugh;
' y>* oarer found one o' then wick idle hands
as locg as they 'd strength to um 'em, or there
was work for 'em to do."
"You must be a genuine Morris, the**,
granlma, ' I said, and then lifted uptheoover
of a willow basket which I carried.
" See what mother sent you to-day."
I did not w nder that the old lady's eye
brightened at the sight of the pears which lay
r^ere like great gold and emerald goblets
She took up ore of the largest by its slender
stem and rorreyed it admiringly *
' U s the real old-fiahiened ball pear. Dear
ose' There's nothing takes ne back three
(MM ft' TMH (?.iUk?? ?*? " l-? -* *'
" Why. grtiKimH ?**
Because?bo matter?it's a long story, my
child "
" 1 >u11 like to hear long atorios, you know."
the W?ked at mo thoughtful for a moment.
'' Now, do tall me, grandma."
'"Wail, I'll gat to seeding thesa pepper;
first,'1 removing her sun bonnet, and hurrying
into the pantry for a great yellow earthen
bowl.
O, I ean see that side kitchen, as we mt together
in the autatna morning, with theplea?aut
sunshine dimpling all over, flattering in
th+eorners, and asleep on the eeiling, and still
hear my irr*ndma'a voice. inH ** *
glance quickly through the white coro of the
peppers.
"I til the first that discovered them?the
f>nr peer# on the little tree that stood among
the quinces at the bottom of the garden. My
lather had set it eat three years before, and
we'd had a good deal of trouble with it, for
somehow pears didn't appear to do well on our
oil.
Peaches and apples had always flourished
nioeiy, but ill luek seemed to wait on far
pluflQ and pear trees, and I kaew father'd
taken tatra pains with the one he'd set oat
am?ng the quince trees; so I started up to the
bonse. q?He proud ot the discovery which I
had made, i
^ Father<guess what I're found !':
i ?h tii yonnreet of the family, and a
great pet With my Father. who always oAlla me
the " ohfli uf my old age " He waa mending
his seine net t>y the window, and mother was
carding soma wool for spinning in one oorner.
" i doB't know, Dobbin.' he aald. " Come,
now, don't get into any freah mieehief," end
he palled my ear playfully, for I had caught
iK fingers in the net
Wbat'll too give me if I tell yon?" jumping
op and down before him.
" I cw't tell yoa, R -sunna, till I hear what
you've ftund. ''
" I've found four pears on the new tree."
My father laid down hi* net.
aot oa the bell pear tree tmong the
" Ye?. that viry one. Now. father what <
will yoa give me?" I
I 11 take yoa along with me thia afternr*m,
for I'm going down the river fishing."
I clapped my hand* for joy, bat here mother ,
interpoled ,
js^rSain'wel. how ean roa aav that? RV?". .
such a haraui-scaru'-u thing she'll be ture to i
fall iata tb? water '' 1
" Dua't be afraid, lUchel, I'll keep a goad \
cje on her "
I oa*'t tall what aoiwer mother would have J
utile to all this, but jaat at tnat moment there ,
wai a rap at the kitchen door, and I opened,
acd a little boy wm standing there. I can
Mid my grandmother, eloaing
her a/H BlW speeking softly. 'He wore an
old straw huf, Wf blue homeapun suit, aad
be looked sad ahd worn-out, bat he natfa \
bright, intelligent fl*e; with large, elear haiel .
^ "_Can you tail me, littlf girl if there's aar- 1
-aoay sere innti to hire #hand ?" Somehow
^tft*orry for the boy. ~
" 4 on one side, a doeply interested 1
auditor, uyr father Mood ud q?estlon#4 1:
bis U bis aiifar-of-Caot way, tad mother I
stofia4 carding her wool, to iiotoik
'Bo to id a plain. itia%ht-forw%d *0rj. 1
1I? said that his heme waa in WoJdford, *
town about ten miloa from our village, that his
father waa drowned ut sea when ha was a
babe, and than afterwards hit mother had m?pf
orted herself and eon by plain sewing, lill t]
suddenly she, too, akkenad and died. * to
The boy?was jniy tweW> ? ^ l?fe S
h?jMle? and friendless in thowurld, a*| the P
ueifW?9ft were about to bind n1?n o?? t? the r
owner of bia mother's eetiage, whofcahehlf I
ofien called "a bar4 and ?rsmin?
he knew ite would rather her no would be t<
lying by her aid* eorered ap by the same i
graaaee which were growing orer her head, ?
taac be m lae power of ooo who had ae often
t<ku idnBUgt uf her widowhood iad hon- |
e?ty So. two daya before be had ran away,
and applied for work'at the houaen aleag the j
turnpike for more than sis miles, but nocsdy
had waated him
** I can do the chore? ?r und the farm, air; |t
only I am not itrong enough to plow and cat a
h?y ' . - ' 1 P
1 *eem to h?v? hhiuU enough jnit now"?
Yy ni' tber ir.t*rpoe?d acre
" O. dim'wl. vou kaow its prM^y near ?.
v ? ?t ? - T - -
J J ! bi mar+Mp *kcn. J
V - i %< tr uk.- oic t. ^ sua tr* jticu;." lor I
it* imi/ U*4 wa?i>*4 (b? uiwibtr WrW? n 11
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"That'* Hk? ?oa. Hichel, for *11 the world,"
?M ray feiher : bat it wu jaat like him. too ;
for when I pulled his sleeve end whispered :
" Do please take him. father,'7 he answered .
Yes, Puffly, I'll try him, and aeo if he s a
good, Denest, irriustfrious boy."
"Vou look tired and hungry," said my mother
to the yoang stranger.
"I've walked seven mile* ma'am, and hav'nt
had anything to eat bat seme apples I found
on the w*y
" Dear me !" and mother bustled off to the
pantry.
After tfcla Richard Seen was like one of
our own family. He was a bright, lively, aotive
boy, end we ell grew maoh attached to
him
44 lie and I were the beat of friends, for he
was only two years my senior; and we went
off into the Woods berrying together, and over
to the meadews for fresh mint. He caught
and tamed a gray squirrel for me; he put up
a swing in the old barn, and at last my fatlnt
aid, -1 think I shall send Hiohard to school
this winter with Rosanna. lie can take hor
over ihe kills on his sled when it snow? ; and
he's such a likely boy it's a pity he can't have
a good education.'
14 That's jeet what I've been thinking, Sam*
'wet," answered my mother; and so it wru
* XI i. ??* n ? *
whim kna? muiiara rear* anoma remain in
our family.
| TO IB CONTINUED. ]
Of* Nkw Ikon Clad* ?It la expectrd that on
Friday next a ne<* Iron-clad ateam frl^aie wi'lbe
commenced at the Delamater Iron Worka In th!a
City. Tbia vesael la to differ In aeveral Important
particular* ftom the other armored ve??el? uovr
fortttihie She will be a frigate lnatead of a ru?boat,
ami will, consequently, be larger aad more
formidable Captiln Erlcaaon, who will superIn'
nd the work, entertain* the hone of mxklntr
her the fastest vowel of the new Iron clad fleet.
The preliminary work haa already commenced.
The heaae In which ane la to be built la nearly
finished, and Is 900 f et long.
The Iren war teaaels in course of construction
at Qr-enpolnt are pushed abeid rapidly One of
them has her macolaery on board, and will be
i ready for aallora and marines, It is thought, before
th? end of Au?ust. Thes > two ships hsve bsen
soma weeks on the stocks, and as many hands as
I ran be conveniently employed on them are workj
\ng Incessantly.
i The New ironside*, the Iron frigateJa?t bnllt
at Philadelphia, la now ready for sea The Navy
Departmrnt has detailed her ofltcers, and the
i Gov rnment Is selecting her crew and marines
She will be put formally in commission In a few
dm
The Roanoke. at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Is
'Ato going on favorably, and will be ready for
u*n?fer to Nrur York on the 1st of Angnat. Her
, Ami preparations may be complete before September.
Order* bare bcea aent from tbe N'nvy Depart
m?nt to the Charl^town Navy Yard for the conI
Htruetlon of an Iron-clad battery, which, from l?a
peculiar m^dr!, I? probably d?*alj:ne<l for harr?>r
defense It wUi be two bUBdred and f-?rty fret
long, lfty-three fret beam over all, and eleven
a'd a half fe~< ?Wt? ? i- ? ? -
_ -wv J' i-7 ic^uucu i'J uraw
twalve fleet, and to resistor thirteen hundred
ton> The upp?(Ld?-ck will be lush, Ilk" that rf
the .Monitor, neltner bulwark cr rail rlslnu ibuv
It The deck will consist of six inch oak plank,
with oii" mid s half Inches of Iron plating outside
of :nat. The Iron mail on the outside of the hull
%?U1 be Ave Inches thick Workman n?e aettlu?
the block* fbr this formidable craft, which will
b-built at ?aee In the upper ship-Louse.-A'tw
York Post.
Arrested for Treason.?The Sum ny* thst
a number o/ arrets, on the abo^e charge, were
ma do In Baltimore Thursday. On U><* arr.val it
the steamer Planter from the Potomac, l)r Uam-'
mitt aid Wm Woodward were arrested on the
charge of bringing letters tent from Richmond
for partlea In tbl? city. They were taken to the
oiflce of Matha! Vannostrand, who, after an exaaaioatloB,
released Dr. klammltt and paroled
Mr Woodward.
At UK boor tfa? steamer George We ma, from
the Patuxent. was signalled from (be marine observatory,
and tbe deputy marshal, arrested
August AnU.n, James Meg be* and William Acton,
all formerly of Baltimore, and took them,
wltk their baggage, to the marshal's cfflce A
colored woman on the boat was apprcaced bv one
of tbe police and asked if she bad not something
secreted In her boaora. 8he replied that she bid
not, and then turned Into a private room rihe
wm followed, and a search disclosed that sbe bsd
?large number of letters In her bosom,which sbe
said had been given to bjr by Anton I'pwards
of one hundred letters, and Richmond papers of
ttp 58th lnatsnt w?r? ? u
_ __ _ ?UV fai IJ 1 IT* < .
Me^tiee bad been living In the south for several
ytwra, and Anton Ltd been there for nearly two
year*. Anton was released on his parole, and the
others were held.
Olfcar. parsons were arrested during the day;
Rufui Belt, on the charge of disloyalty and
cheering for Jeff Davis, aud 0 A Sattertteld. at
Fart Marshall, on the charge of being a Confederate
spy.
^ums.-On Tuesday last oar usually quiet
villagers were startled, at a very early hour, by
the appearance of 16 Federal soldiers, aud were
ailll nwe surprised to fl ad that they were to arrest
two of our moat respectsble citizens, Thomas F.
fiAaia mmdI U7 m I) uni r?
?n? ?f ut. o. mU) lkki i\fogtnuemm
who have all through tbe dlmcultles of tbe time*
acted with the utmost prudence and discretion,
seldom partaking in the dircussion of the war,
and never expressing nltra or violent opinions I
upon the ntoject. No two men In tbe community
have borne themselves with msre philosophy
and prudence, and every one Is estonlahed and
pained at their summary arrest and detention
The Government could have at any momer.t
summoned III em to sppear at Washington with a
certainty of their being ready to answer any
charge that may have been made Who was Instrumental
la their arrest?or for wbat they
were asrested?11 la impossible to say, but we are
ura aa examination will so sure their speedy release
and restoration to ttoelr anxious families
and deeply svmMtblslar friends?Marlbo*0
[Md ) ?30l*.
Arr?k?kifi)kd Raid on Pakkkkbbcbo we
learu from the ohm reliable authority that ?erioua
ippreheqptooa ire Celt that the guerilla* of W trt,
Jalhoun and adjoining countie* deal go lnakirtg
k raid ?n Parkenrtmrg Laat Friday a party of
uoaated rrbela atole a dozen or more 8tue muakelf
flora the home of a Mr. Carver, who rcaides
:n Tygart'i* ereek, only alxteea ml lea from Par
mww;. vjii lac ?me aay a party of rebHa
I red upon Alex. Beatty, an active Union man,
ind a m?f1?trate of Wirt county. Beatty baa
ihtee d\td.?Wk**Ung
~SPECIAL NOTICES.
J
BitcnT.?i1 Haut JDti
Tk* but m? tkt World.
William A. Batebelor'a calibrate* Hair Dye i
vodaooa a color not to be dlatlngulabed from aauro-warranted
no?to !n|nre the Hair intheJlOMtj 1
amadlea tkt 111 efltato of but dyea, and lnrlgor
m im nor aor uu. tftwf, M ?r JUily Hair
Htcatly ems a apteadld Black or Brown, loa*n*
the Hair toft u4 boautifal. 8*14 bf ail i
)mi|l?ii >n
(j7*Tfcaeeauinela signed WilluukA. Ba.to*Xo&,
m tiuftmr *U?$ qf??k
JMMrfr, #f*. 91 AarsJoy ??., Tor*,
m *7-ly (Late W0 Broadway sad 19 Bond ft.)
Mnui. A. H. liat Co - h*wm
bet* stock of India Robber Goods from their
ranch store, 308 Peaaaylvaala aveaae, bock to
Isstss, during the niMMr, wbara they will be '
iesaed to reeelre ordei* by telegraph or mall for c
ay Md all of the various articles nude froia "
idia Knbber or 6utta Percha. Orders will be *
>rwaried by any express ooaapeay's lightning \
rala, Md arrive la la twenty-four hours, cAsepsr 1
> oar cltisens tbaa tbey eould be sold bare. '
?ad on year orders nd bate them filled at mas- )
tectum's prieea at Mssars. 11. A. Hail k. Go's r
rswbsass, (where tbey base tbe imrgut assertMt
of India Robber Ooeds la tbe world,) 88
(Uk sues*, Bestoe, Mm. may ^
fiiatitioa Rirrxas. 11
I.T.1MX. v
It laTigemtoa, atreuttMos aad pvrltes tbe sya- J"
i, na gertoct appAitcr, and the moat agree- 1
osed oftLo coUbrat?d r?Hiy itark, Roots, 1
trrba and pure Ht Croix Earn: portlculailf
Anted to deMctte female*: euro DjnpepoU ul
feakftem, and 1? juti the tUng for u?? r.aangoa ^
STS Croeen. Drufrrtta, HnteU and B?- to
IMU?* *CQ., *
M1 MftM- 90S Broadway, 4\?w Tori. ?
! TEbEQRAPEIO NEWS.
FROM TNK ARJlV THE FOTOMAC.
H^r Aiiito* thi Potomat, Har.
ilit-u a La Mltng, July 31.?Steamers bavr none to
City Point to-day to r?cel*e the balance of tbe
sick and wounded from Richmond.
The bfalth of the army 1? gfadU-.Jty Improving.
It bn? be^n stated by Fortrwa Monroe cor*>*
pondan** tbat a party of rrbela on Friday evening
croaaed tbe river abova Uarrison a Larding and
drove off live hundred ke*d of betf catrtfc belong)n?r
?o t?t aruiy of tae Potomac, and ibat -ild
cattle were a mile within our picket ilnej Tfcii
Is altogether untrue, as no rebel troop* cro-s- d
tbe river. neither waa there a single hetd of bed
cattle taken at any tin*e>
H timers ia New Tsrk.
Naw York, July 31.?Tbe streets are fllUd
with rumor* of lighting 011 the peninaula, but
tbev are improbable.
The government ha* taken four ve??eis to-day
t?* u? to James river for the conveyance of nkk
and wonnded soldiers, of whom there are known
to be six tbouaand la that neighborhood Other
vessels would Lave been sent If found suitable.
The New York enlistment committee have returned
from Washington They h'd interviews
with tbe President. Becrettrv of War and Ge i
Halleck on the subject of facilitating enlistments
in the old regiments, and their suggestions were
received favorably The matter we* left in the
bands ofGeu Halleck. It it stated that the commute**
propocd to the President to pay no bounties
after the Ib.h of August, and if the State
quota Is not then tiled up, to lca'intlv draft.
The President e?9en??d to the proposition and
gr.Tr me cnmmin e a letter to tbe War Depart
meat rcrwninsndtag tbe lsaulng of orders to tbti
effect. With the cousent of Governor Morgan,
all the recruiting office* In this cttv are to be broken
up and one rendtxvous fi rmed. Recruits are
to be lven the choice of regiments.
Vacant Buildings in Memphis to be Occopled.
MturBia, July ?Gen Grant baa ordered
General Sherman to take poeaeablon of all unoccupied
dwellings, stores and manufactories for
the Government, and also where the owners are
absent rebel* to collect the rents tor tbe Government.
Tbe military commission OAs c?.arnenced
taking a list of such property. \
Tbe gui-rlllns captured several p^m'nent cltlxens
of Haywood county on Saturdaft, for selling
cotton. One w?i sL't dead while MUmptlbg io
escape Tbe remaiuder vrete taken to Mlaelulp?1.
1'rlce has tent t'venty-five caaaon across the
Llislstlppl, near Napoleon, and Is endeavoring
to eross hln whole army. Tbe rebels say that
I'rice Is to command tn Ml?sourl, Hlndmau In
Arkansas, sud Magruder to be ever both, Inaugurating
a vigorous campaign. The Union forces
arc aiupu* 10 caeck lUein.
Later from New Orleans*
N*w Yokk, July 31.?The steimer Matanzss,
from New Orleans July 25, hfci arrived. General
Butler had ordered that all negroe* sent by their
masttro to the rebel army, and who leave to join
the Federal*, be regarded as emancipated The
masters had endeavored In many caaea to reclaim
tb-m.
G#n. Butler, lna note to Reverdy John*on,says
that no merchandise, whether cotton or sugar,
will, In any event, be k !i d or confiscated by the
United States authorttlea there.
T H. Farrlab, agent of the Rothschilds In New
Orleans, had committed lulclde.
A number of persona had been arretted for attempting
to assassins'a Thomas F. Burbank k
Brother, among whom was Andre Delende,
brolaer-lu law of John Slldell and Gen Beaure?srd
Th* price of flour Has fallen to f lf? per barrel.
Rebel (>uub**t? up Yiizn Hirer.
Orr Viruicit, July i5. -A gent'evan recently
from the Yazoo-rlvef country report* that tuefMir
of the West la up that river, arm^d with 'M gun?,
and i* tron-pla'jd to a considerable extent. The
W. H Webb, a powrer.nl ocean tow-boat, Is also
up the Yazoo, and has bef?n Iron-Plated something
In the style of the Sumter, and construct d
as a rim. They also have the Mobile, mounting
one gan.
Tn* Star cf the West and Webb carried up
eight gnns at the time NewOrleanawascaptured.
At Liverpool, M miles np the Yazoo river, the
rebels have ingeniously constructed a raft,which
is a perfect lock against ascending boats, also, a
battery on the shore. There are alio 30 river
sUamcrs up the Yazoo river.
I liftmanF? llr CahwamAIa** ?# ?-JI
Lidiamafolih, July 31.?At the State Democratic
Convention, held here yesterday, Governor
WyckUi' said he was for the Union, frov%d?d
the rights of the South and slavery were not Interfered
with Before doing anything more he
would pause to se-. what we are Ughing for If
to free negroes, let not another drop of blood be
shed lie would hang the lending rebels, and
balance the rope with abolitionist*. Me said that
the abolittou'atts cvuUal ev-ry department of the
G?v /nment, and werj worae than the rebels
Klcbardaon, of Illinois; Oarllle, of Vlrglula; Vorhe*s,
of Indiana, and other members of Congress
were present.
* Fria St L*?li
St Louts, July30.?The Iron Mountain Railroad
Company has donated 8SUU to each new re
gliuent now or.^anlz-rd la the 8ta??t and ordered
me d!sin!s>al of any employe J who has In vokt d
the protection of any foreign government to avoid
military duty.
John 8 i'helps, the newly appointed military
governor of Arkansas, arrived to night.
It is understood that lien Curtis wlli not leave
at present, but will remain to frustrate the operations
of the rebels under Price and iiluduiau,
whose policy in their new campaign in Arkansas
mid Mtseourl is r*id to be the extermination
of I'alon men and seizure of their property wher
e?cr found "
Mutiny and Mardar at Sea
Bo?to!?, July 31 ? A letter from the ship Minstrel,
at Malaga, dated July 13tk,itatea thai when
thirty m'.It* aoutheatt of that port they fell In
with the bark Reindeer, from Cette for New
York, In dlatreci; boarded her and found that
Capt. Heall, necond mate and three men had
uon v 5 1 '.'1 " " " *
vm.1 ?wcu aim luur wojDQca, aud that the
bark was on Are. the work of two of the crew,
who bad mutinied the previous night. They
took off the dead and wounded survivor* and
brought them to Malaga No mention is made
of what oecame of the mutineers.
Hebal Accanut tf the Vickabnrg Engage*
meat.
Memphis, July SW, (via Cairo, July 3D )?The
Grenada Appeal of the 29th haa a special dispatch
of the same date, staling that Commodore Davis
And th? oiinhnali K?j1 - * "
. , . ? > <v>cu me uiuenei and
the ram Arkansas, atd bad o en repulsed, with
tbe loss of Ave boats sunk mad disabled. Tbe
dispatch Is replete with tbe usual rebel bombast
Tbe Appeal of tbe 2Mb bas a dispatch announcing
tbe occupation of Coldwa:er by the
Union troops JdT Thompson had destroyed
the bridge at Hanson to prevent a further advance.
ttebel Prlseaers Taking-the Oath ef Allegiance.
?
PiH>*MLFBii) July 31.?During yesterday
ifternoon between four and Ave hundred rebel
irlsouets coufluea at Fort Delaware took the
wth of allegiance. The Louisiana Tigers seemed
wpeclallv anxleus to take the oath. Lastevenlnr
i imposition wis maaireetel among Bom* of the
rlolent rebel prisoner* to attack their comradea
'or thla conduct, hut they were aoon checked
Frttt Arkaaaaa.
Manpiii*, July 30?Passengers from Helena
eport chat Jeff fhompsoa waa at Auatin yeaterlay
with a body of men, an ammunition train
nd two or three &eld plecea, endeavoring to fl.d
raaaportatlon a< roaa the Arkansas- It waa belevta
that he intended to atop and aelze one of
Jen. Curtis' tranaporta. A cavalry force waa aent
ip from Helena, bat failed to ind the rebels,
rho bad fled la dlfleseat dlreetlcae in the Intolor.
Hebe! Guerillas Defeated la Mlaaeari.
GaaanviLLK, Mo , Jaly 90 ?Yesterday Major
joiear, wltk l? men of the ltth Missouri r?tMat,
attacked Major Penly and Cant. Rob;on.
rlth Ito rebel*, ue.u Bollinger's Mills, kiUIng
en and wounding many of the enemy, aad oapuring
a lot of horses, guns, 4c. The rebels
rera wail mounted and equipped. We did not
oee a man.
Newspaper Mppraaaed. J
Uodisvills, July 31?The Kxpreee newspaper
,u beta auppretied and the pnblUher arrested,
>y order of General Boyle, on a-co ant the gen- fi
r*( nr 01 u? papsr being calculate* to iUib< I
tbeillou. I
Proclamation af tkeflfrnntr ( Keatncky.
LoprsTJtf.K. Jnly ? Jot. Magpflln, in ht?
proclamation convening tbe Legislature, after reir^rktnp
that the military board atlll claims tbe
paramount of military authority of tbe commonwealth,
and la unwilling to rvslgn tbe powers
heretofore exercised by that body, or to permit
their exercise by tbe Governor, continue*
' A civil coutlict la Impending over ua, yet I
am without a aoldU r or a dollar to protect tbe
:.ves, property and liberties of tbe people, or te
enforce the la we. Daily appeals arc being made
tome, a* Governor of ;be i*t>?.te, to prate t our
clui^nefroin marauding bands and in ttie peaceful
t VJoVW^ai Of 'telr property and rights uud?-r
thC l OllitltutlOil.
' 1 sin wl!h??t the means and power to afford
relief, and t arfl left no alternative but to appeal
iou, the repreaent?tlye? ?f tbe people, ! the
opc that It will not bo In vain Any attempt
on u.y |xnto orgauife a force lor ttrat purpose
will certainly but precipitate the evil. 1 there.
f?rr, not unwillingly convene the General Assembly.
tnat itey rosy themselves determine the
extent of the authority granted by them, and
looking to the pwjicv adopted lu tbe r-tite and
and the late action of Congress and the President
tr.ii- h!o^; q lestlon of slavery, provide for the
safety of our Institutions and t&e peace and tranquility
of the Commonwealth "
Ths Qasta sf the Stnte sf .Maine.
Bangor, Ale., July 31 ? Volunteers have been
p">urintj in for the fast two days at an mprecedrnted
rate. Tbe 1Kb regiment, located here,
will he full this week, probably; the companies
(ri m Penobscot county being full to overflowing,
ind several extra companl< s offering. The State
has raised its full quota, and many countlr* fca?e
furnished a surplus.
Rebel Prissaers t* be Seat Ssuth.
Boston, July 31?I be military prisoners at
Fort Warren wiil be taken to the James river today
In the steamer Orean Queen, to be exchanged.
Among tbe prisoners are Generals Bu<*kn?*r,
Tilghman and Mackail. and some 00 or 70 other
officers above the rank of capUln. The whole
number of rank and file is about ^00.
An Alleged Kebsl Officer.
Boston, July 30 ? John Johnson, an alleged
rebel officer from New Orleans, was arrested last
night at the residence of his ancle, A) r. D. A. Sigourncy,
in Roxbury. He was committed to
jail, pending an examination
Frsn Fortress Msnrse.
[Correspondence of the Associated Press ]
Koktkvm Momkpb, Jniy 30 ?Between fifty and
sixty rebel prisoners arrived at Fortress Monroe
this morning from Baltimore, under guard of a
detachment of the New York 7th Regiment.
Th?s* prl?onerswere raleased fri>m fort McHenry
t < go South. Some were taken prisoners of war
and some were political prisoners All are to be
! nt to Richmond by flag or truce except fifteen?
luree arc omcers who bate deserted the rebel s-rvic
tad prrfer to serve la the Federal ranks, and
the remainder citizens of Winchester and vicinity
who Wf-re arrested on suspicion of being secessionist*.
These fifteen are to be retained to Baltimore
to night.
pROPOSALS FOR REVENUE bTAMPi
TKB4SVST DiriKTVIMT. I
Qfitt of Inttrnal htnnwi, July Mi {
Fkopomsli Will ue received until Wednesday,
lbs 6th of auk as next, ior furnishing Kevenue
Jumps atder me reoent act of Controls lniposiEj
stamp duties.
bidders will state the price pst tl.ousand sUmss,
letiTorsb e in p*ckares of 'on thousand e?oh at the
Treasury l>ep#,rtmect la Washington.
Al>o, th-> price per u.onisni in ilmi'w p&rkages,
deliverable to thrstent ol the Depvtaeut at the
plaoeof manufacture.
A>M? the pn?e p?r thotMtnd) delivered in Ifcrger
pack sees, aa required, either at the department,
or placsof in&nuUotare.
AilO. IhA DftfM Bflr thnnunH ?
r r -. 9 -i la SUV11
tuantitie* or in*y be daily ordered for the nee of
collectors ml others, lb *e: less ihau i?u uund.~*<l
tauiFs.a.'.d secureiy racked in tin cases, suitable
binde-s' b jard boxes, witu rnusltn.or ct-er equally
strong oovera. or lined envelopes aooording <o the
quantity aud distance to he conveyed, as may be
required bv the Department, stat ug tLe difference,
if buj, b:twoea tiie cost o( ae i very to an agent at
Uie piaoe of maaufaeture and a: " aahicgton.
Aliaaeh packages l?fore mailing to be re examined,
ar.u the stamps reoounted by an agent of
this Department,
HidOrs will a.so g re the add.tional ooat for direotinc
pseksces for tue iraiis an prepariar b ank
I receipts. under tiie d.reoLon of an agent ?>? l>e
partment, ettter at the Department or maaufaotory.
Proposals mast be made for the stamps in she?u,
perfrot y gummee.asd perforated in aaoh maimer
iriat each separate stamp eau be readily detached
and used.
Ou and after Wednesday, the 3 'ts of July icst.,
designs for the proposed s'ainps may be kaac at tie
office of the Commiieivcer of internal Rever ue.
fcaoh bid is to be socompamed with a> sesomien
of ttifr style Qt OLj'&ving &ad ;he ?ualitjof paper
to he furnished, *hioh will be submitted toaooard
of diiiLtere??ed experts cr artis.s f >r ex&mir.ntioii;
ami ?ue acos?ie<i b.uaer, bel-re ti.e fiualconsnramatioo'jfa
contrac .will be rfsutrm to furnish
roof imprrseions ol U:e eoiiavmis ok tLe severs:
deiicia nations of stamps.
Spociu.'ns ol board and tin boxes aad hned en
yelopes mi?t a!?o be submitted vita eaoh bid. It
is i.t>jeAS*rj to protect th? boxes by inns in^ or
other overs, in ine moat effectual trancer, atiinst
wet ai.d a^ranon Tee contract wi 1 res aire ail
oie* a..d p ates to be preparo*! and kept in repair,
m.j tnat u*w dies and plates shall Le made, e.iaer
iur ti.c present cenomiL&uon of stamps or otKer?,
witti ut oh%'se. at the pleasure of the Department.
A<.<i suoh dies aud *;*teu are lo be the property
oft United Mates for tlto cerfioe of tiie Treasury
Department.
\o bids Will be considered except from parties
w o have Uen aotusilj enjaiea in the buai>.ecs of
co?per plate or siee! eiigiaTicK ana prmtin, anil
w ><> ?.re tun (,'ng.MKj at the time of bidding, and
provu'eu w< h a'.i too neoeasarj fao lities to exe
ou:e toe w. rk promptly, and (ire the requisite
protect:or. t i th? stamps, die* and plates in taeir
OMftraiOU.
Partie* not known to tboDepartment will furnish
proof as to ths?e point*.
In awarding the oonuaot, the Coramiiaioser of
inte- .>*. Kevenuo reserves ta* r:gtit o! deciding
wMoh bid, in tta practical ;e.u.i?, ui*y be mnl to
the in'<rett of tue Department. fearing reference
to t: e style 01 tlie worg.aeouaty, tatde ol packing,
AtO.
i ropoa&'e ehonld b$ carefully tea ed. and icarkrd
"frofoial* fur Revenue !*'am#i,' and a.dretued
to tnsCommiaaionor at Inters Revenue
etSOftSaH. BOUTWKLL,
jy3ft-tAug6 C mmi? r of Inltrn*! Revenue.
XHOM JLI A XjLI,
3i0 rllllllTLfllllA ivmui.
SMILE DL PRE
Woeid r?apoot'aUT inform his fttsndi and aaitomere
tk?t, b?TlBc J??t returned to thia oity from New
York, ke oflen ? renewed assortment of
Finest Family Groceries,
Conaiitinf of
SVeARS,
VMS,
nAn n * ? ?
uvrraci
SHOES,
Etc.
flovr.
BUTTER.
LARD.
Alaot
a fine Miertirent of
HAVANA CIt ARB
wkiah,
teini puroh&te 1 f.om a prtM mMJ,
enablM ua to
Mil at t?t low ratM.
BHfiTEK.'S LION LA6BB BEEE
la Half Barrala.
Ail Uada of
fANUV GROCERIES
It lew I
i
E. IH7PE& 1
Iftt S90 Pl^KSTLT^ma ATBMV*. I
, a y 000 ??A&S.
?# FlRIMTI ?IIWI, ?
Dnlmu
ifilMUM Ve?A[. Treasury Notti W*i CtrtiAmCvnntv,
?tU Auk**ft. j
If 19-lS 11
?
1 r|FF,CB ** ? FKMITKNTIARV.
v ' WaaaiwoM, 1>. O., J a t 23, U6S.
Hsalbd Pxoro?Ai viU ba r?oe;T?<i at ir.?a< rtc?
wnt*I Aufast?rV ??.?. *t "<? oVuock *.. for fijrn
iFfimt Mid deiv ut '^8 fotir.viuf *rtvv*? tt
wra ni jear, *i -m Lait*: ?<a:-v Paaiteu.ar,
V. ??'.iu{iwD U C.,tru:
9,000 Iba of *ho boal au?lit* ?fo?* ?i?ur?,
wr fcjie Lew be r. veigbt from MlvM > *.
f?r de.
<,<*? feet of oal?-'a^D*d W?i r*ai?i?-, frrna
anfhter kio-a. well fcntahe<l. Fivea>d*a of
!lu* ?uftl if wj:, be ifqaireU 'or a can., ?.
?,0"? !bt. ?f Ifroom f'orr>. r? odium ?>*?. a a *&tn?
n will work itae f, *ad Rika a ?oo4
?u*< Xj oi bfo. me.
i,<*v No. 1 rasa Broom H-Jf'JtJ.
VO lbs fin wr a. b^aniia'Ltr.
>" Ihr. Broom "I ame, teat auaMty, aaaortmt
atari.
Tlie a ?ore ?ua;.tily to ! <> delivered nontKv.
AiM
!.5u0j&rda of atrip'ii Cloth, Htriae* lol-eof t'-t
drat an* biuo black oalur. about s tuc.t
wi }e. oottoo *\ p and vootes fitting.
Aim
?nn jarfa of iicbtr-r Clotfc. aarra at- ?> far ahirta.
1,<M/ )&ida of ooltoa iv io4 L-h':UMt, X t?. U
w'fie.
Th9 bore olnth to be a hairy ??r?!r?eb,e ??f t t
A!ao
41 bbla. Kioar
4-1 -u?.iel P .Utoc*
f> bathe: ?.na i wnite Ueana
fr ittf <3od Kiaji
81* iba.ShoaUera
1 Si Pcjar
l?" its. flwe
21V Lbs. bijXf
<5 ca!!oni V nerar
so 'aliona M)iaa*??a
?ui :hg Kica
15 lbs PppK-" _
The ?t>ove groeenea to be fBima!i*4 Sk?latef
MbOii uik^IL.
UO Iba. of fra?h B??t, without ton*. H7 ^ar, for |
fogr <!ij* ;b gu3 wvek.
140 Iba. of co iiel w ilnont ? 1
ft v?
Also
loO ttrg ra ft*u en Coftl. to be delivered n
tho month of $epteroi er.
Hftinftten or Moifleeea mnet not f-e le** than Si
fftiicu, m a |iui iftr.
Rloe. Soap, Coffee, ftnd ?u?ir iui.st le I I.e.
nmplee.
AUtiieftbowe ftriio'.ea vill very in quantity.
the consumption of th<j Tenitentiary iufty require
All eiiaerill be ?*id 8" ti'90 <*+*? fror* '*
time oA U e delivery of Ins toora, it lurtiened eo
cordins <o ?jieerr?mt! if not, ftil laoueja willow
id*? be doe wiU be forfeUH.
l'r.j?o?? a viil be edaremed te " H. 1. Kir*, Warden,
wn?hington, 1>. C.," ftntl enJoreo.: Pivpc
-Ala" H. 1 lilt*.
_jj_20_tADK 4 A nrlen.
ORDNANCE OFFICE.
Wm Oiriitxri,
Wa:mmrton. .'uit 19, IW3.
Plop sali WiU b> reoeived by ttaia Depart matt
nntl 5 r m on ti e " h of Ancuat, 1867, for ti>e tie
nv<*ry a. me lo iowirt Areenfta n* infantry Aeooutre
oeuta, fta i.ereinftlier apeoibed:
At the WatiTlown Arsenal, Wntrrtovn,
Mau.
26.MV* seta lr.f*r.tTy sccc l'.-ementt, oalibie. C.
14,i/o ' * _ ' " w.
At thi ]Vattrvii*t Arstnai, West Ttuu.
,'Y Y.
13,^ aet? Infftrtry accoutrements.(ft':' e ?;>.
7 ,U*i " ** ** "* ft*.
At the Neuf York Arrenaf, Governor's
Island. TV Y
3ft,'Kti lnlmtry ao~out eaienti. oa.ibre .89.
15.0CO " " ** - .J*.
At tie Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Fa.
S3,<*X> eeta il/ilu j accoutrement*, caltue. ?}.
17JBM " " - *?.
At the Franl'ford Atsena', Bridnburg, I*a.
sot* im&ctif EcocntreiiifLtf, ci : ,e>.
11,000 " **
At the St. Louis Arsenal, St. Louis, Mo.*
a; o sen lnf&slr j a^oc-ulremetU, ca.if>re t3
.. .. .. ..
Tiieae Accoutrement* Are to be mile in ttnct
coi.foriTiltT With tke rrfi. ati?n patterns iM.pn
f wtriob csn be exiuu&ej at Any of the al?->ve
n*??d nifBA'i &c ate to be a'Je.tfw lujpeotuu;
at luf araeni were delivered, Before beiac '
o*ived f-?r t > Government?none to he aociptcd or
Mid tor D?t aucii aa era approved on itepec'ior
The belta to do of graimtd 'Htf/r, &n>1 Ai! u.e utoci
to he the heat oak tinned. V&e auooider Le i ari l
l>e included in the aet.
Dehvenea muat be mrnds ?n lot* of not to-a th*r.
1 ,o#*> s-is >er weet, tor all o>aira*ta < f lonne or
under; M? not iom than 2, W seta Mr venk on a1,
contract! for ova: 10 ??, oouuUCf In m tn* data of
the en tract, failure to aeii?er at a apf o feed unia
-wilt ?ub est the c-jBtractor to a forfeiture of tue
amount t<< Ladeiir?re?iMthattirra, Are accoutre
raarta rrnat to boxed in tfce oiatomarr maucai, the
Ixixos to ba charged at coat, to be determined t j ,
the triapsotcr
Hidden wi", itate exf.iolLj, the t ine, amouo; ,
&n i piaee of each oeliTery
liac:: paur obtv.rn| a oortra"t w I h* re^utrrwj
to enter into boida, w.th proper anrcuea, f >r ita
faithiul fui&.mebt.
The Department reajryea to itae'f the ri?tit to re
jeatacybid.
Prcpoaale wiii be addretaed to "tien. J. W. Rip
le?,Ctiefof Ordranoe, VVaaMUfton, i>. C.. a-d \
w?xl be endorsed "iTopoaaia, fjr Iniaatrv Aoc?u- i
tremeuta." iAt?. W. Klfi.i.V
JjiMotAui9 Bri(. 9ti? Ck)?( oTurdiuw.
NOTICE. ROPOSALS
From Ltotftie end Wil'em, are
lnritoi Uii uie U u d?i ol Aucuai. l?bi, ior.'j' is. <
mi Fio?rto th^ f>ab?iatence f><??artn.eiii, of ue
unie kind wkiah haa i?en rewivrtf br tke Lniieu )
?uvernniei.i. ani auOwn as No 1 *-xir?.
Samples ol ihii f- lour can be aeon at tbe Chp.I
bakery m tbiaal ty.
it la ilea red to inete a ooutr^ot harre a,
ahouM now- ver, ar.j peraaadeaire to lurnia- a. lea* .
tnantity i.e will elite tue precise snmbrr of bar
tela iniuabid. '
'Sne ooatiaoto will be required to famish,at the '
rata ol about to parrel* Uauy, unui u.e ooutrect u
I ft.led. - (
Nc Flour will be received wnich coea cot eome
up to the Btanoard at tke 6o?frcmert lctpeotioii, 1
made j lat before the pnrcbaae.
lb* Ktopr 10 be ae.irered At tut Rr.lrotd Depot
In W&sAicgtui , or any ox tte Winhouei is '
I fccv-rietown, D. C- .
I ho K osr to beput ip in new barrel*.
ttoreramert rti-rfw the right to rejset any biJ j
for any proper a?e. ... . _ 0
No bias w I im r<*>eiYed from e?Btraotors who
Ua*e previously IM?J to eaapiy with their c je Irtot.
i
Biddera mitt present la psraon te respond to J
their bi<li. *The
oeth ofal aglacoe must \ccom;any etdiUa.,
Pinna making enou'd eiati tteua.s<.fi> ,
the par 10a interest* d.
e> ineiit* to ii? made it Ireasary Notes, *ni tk " ?
bid* to be dirt etoii to OOL a. BKCtMrli'i, J
a. i). cm and c. s., u. 8. a , v^'aeoiugtoa. it. c.,' :
end endorsed **Pru?oa* a fer r:our." i* M ?
?jp no net;.
X HE Copartnership heretoiore existing undsr
thenar.) and 6ty.e of M?ri. t* Jt laaaat>(a a
tnis day cifso.yf j by isntua. ooasent. Ah oia'-M 1
?? -awe aim Will I b CU.fJ DT ??Tiuei M
rtor nrt. ikMt itdeh?<l to The Stir, areretueetcd "
to mz-ke *aymei.t to him. t
J. tf. MATLOOW, o
XAMUhL, M. HKRBEKf.
WmLlo^Ios, Jkif 2&, liti. ?
The undersuaed viU oontmae tha Tailoncc 0
bomiceu at tie old (Una, No. Sftb Fa a?eaup,
where he will be f'eased to have the patr of "
tne mat.* triecde of the late firm.
It ? ?' BAKU EL. M, HERBERT. '
BWm URKA.H OF CONSTRUCTION. "
1**A8r*v Dirutiubt. Jbib wfc- ?*?
8?al?d Proposals vill be ,r#cmre<l it tL.i b
ifSZuS? fa*y^tt>* I'* -sy ?* An<D?t, 18U. &t lSooiotfc
Mffor rorij.ir.iLj m4 tmtrnr oeon
piete, ?1 or bio Mm to and uot.th* ?r iwo
In Ui wnt *U( of Uw TreHm bilaniian
Wilrt^ViBr*1' Umm :ut u: iu tee
_ li^winc. Mid o*b?r f*rtooa'?r? e&n be obtained
?"M?liwiee to Ulmoffice,-Md ir any cflar in?w3 nodei
this ad vvuMomt, Mould bo aooe rtedTthe i
??rd i?sf. i^Ess' y
ssua ^naur* ~ s. ,
i.? *.?. ,
THIS IS TO SIVk NOT;nr thutk..,.k....
M. b*r hath obtaittad fr Mi IB? Orphan** Court of J,
WnuiiEjUn County, m tae i/iattiotof Coiwd *;
bia, letters of sdnnnat r&Uou on Uia fwr.in.*: "
oitata of tfaorca ataM or, ta'e ot Wumeg- '?
Van o<>huij aiore>atd. oinm?1. All joraoaa hav- n
mi claim* a*aln?i lb* mi ! dim?rt, ara
TV1M to ?ukt Uia IMI Vila tha voacbrra W
th?re?f, to tfia aabaoriber, oo ?f tojore-tbe na.taanth
dot Jufy nasi; tlie* majr otiitrciaabj
taw ba axoiaa* i from all b-cki of the aiid ajtata.
WtOO ander m fcntf M l#h rtiofj ?hr, 1M|.
JOHN W. mntNouii, v
Jj 17-la WW A<ai?i<r?tor. R
ca??AV " |
1*97 and UtMBfraoeat.. Pii!ad?Sphia. oc
JB*? i at alf i o??rM?t ma traction embraoaatha
?"f <aa and Franca Lanjnucaa aad L,!twatar? m
J
itacWy.iyok?nlnthalaapuu Lftm Ova ot?wtof R
~*igZ3SeSSl?*mlBS?$&'J?r %
mmUmo. TIm aBkoiurtM r?tr vmmmdom seftm- *-:
^i>4?r hwi coityABnr. ~
BOTWm 09 AMMOTAA ?h?
*h?i 4?limy *iH ctfttfa fMT 1i ?>!
* WmI* S
THE WKEKLV STAB
Kfc?ni.?*aa W??i ?t
Ml w (MMf kUjMf ? llluwIM ?^fc(
Uu mm fet (M?4 la Uf >1 peMjata* ?
FtlAay if if.
UrW lApv per aaea?-? . .91 m
F1*a cnftM
. .# ? a a ? ?
? ? ? ?
II l?n:!?kli; cMUlu U? Mukl?|lN WlW
Ikit kM bm4" Um <>ui| a??m| Star ilnattM
i ao (t?wa:if tarou*. hc?t the run try
L7~ bla*ia ecpVm (la vitppen) caa aa pre
eared ai ia? o?uui?*, lanaedirtrtv ??* tae mm
of tkr paper. Mc*?THNKK CKNT?.
f 0
JOIHSOS Jk HAULE,
?S? fBRRITLTAHIA iVBIUI,
aide.)
Bnwttm Stntk mn1 Trntk SMH?,
rwUlUH-i.d for Ute comlug vua hmoi thru
"him* ?U? \ cf
i?rfU, StSll and ^nrkUui
llockn anil Mo* Ml* VflBM,
front the weU-kaow* bcuHi:
M??ri CuiiCk.iiorat Ktttii, Brrtru,
Mom h Rtrrxit,
h ruk(< rt?oa4M U
Hiei**'* *r??ei Oc*H*T,
ii>.kh^a-ca tte R*im
&1*'?
i - RhiiikrnM
r ? a ? OF
At.L IHK VVHf.L KNOWN BflftNDff.
We jtuaraaU* ty r ritaly evr->i><<lv at tae 10Wa*
market prices, and # <>! ut early ealL
JO&KHQX ft. NA6LK.
JOHNoON A JSAbl.t,
have on hand, and offer for sa>, In cask or by Vke
single dctra:
HiBKFKT * COH BROWN 8TMUY,
BAKKLAY.FFM.KiNS A CO.?f. BRO.feTO?T,
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