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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-11

NEWS FROM BKLow.-Ttco Secsssion Sehooners
Burned and SHnk.-Last evening about O'Clock
the propeller Resolute, Capt. Budd, arrived at the
hayward, together with the propeller Young
America, seized by the Cumberland at Old Point
and now In the service of the Government Last
Saturday night Capt. Budd, with boats crew of
five men, went into Briton's Bay, and selling the
schooner Somerset at Leonardtown lowed her out
into the Potomac, where they fred ner, the schoon-
er burning to the waters edge. Yesterday morn
Ing Master Mate tuller, with boats crew of four,
went on board the schooner William Sam fson,
lying at the shore about five miles above Aqua
Creek, and burned her also, completely destroy
ing her. The owner and plantation hands Of the
latter stood on shore at the time, but thought 1t
prudent to say nothing Neither Of the vessels
were loaded, aud were In a very bad condition
through want ofrepaiIs, and, as 1t was well known
that they had been carrying provisions, &c, over
70 the Virg nians, their fate very decided
The Resolute carries brass 10 pound rided
boat howitzer having range Of 81 miles She
expects to 60 down again this evening. The Po-
cahontas lies of Alexandria, the Pawnee Is at
Aqua Greek, and the Harriet Lane is at the
mouth Of the James river. Every thing is quiet
down the river, but at Old Point great prepara-
tons for an immediate fight are apparent. The
Reliance left Aqua Creek yesterday and went
down to guard either portion Of the river.
POSTAL Acknowledgements has been re-
ceived here that letters from the seeded States
brought to the w est have no additional postage
charged as required by Postmaster General Rea-
gan's Official programme, thus showing that his
system is not yet in operation. Postmaster Gen.
eral Blair will, it is said, require persons receiving
letters from the seeded States 70 pay the postage
Notwithstanding that they bear prepaid stamps,
which are regarded as having been seized by the
seeding postmasters, and therefore not entitled
to credit, no equivalent having been received for
them by the United States Government
SOME Sroprp. coprerntnp 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-11

q CAMP NOTICE.
oAMP CALnRQN FURNACE, the bsst In the
market for soldiers' use Also, VEILE'S PORT
ABLE CAMP STOVES. These stoves are made
OF wrought iron and are not liable to break When
ready for move, the whole apparatus is securely
To be had at e''
WOoDwARD's Building,
JelO BIS Pa sv., betw. 10th and nth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-11

A JUST RECEIVED,
"A LOT OF those useful and much afmired
HARTWELL'S ELASTIC CANOPY,
RoEBUCK'S UMBREkED MOSQUITO BAR.
The last rsmed is ths latest invention ofthe kind
and particularly veil a'apted
FOR Army USE.
Call and see them. a. the store of
GEO. WILMER, AGA Ninth Ct
Jeli-Staw2w tIntelD Between ID and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-11

I1FICE CREAM, Wholesale and Retail, at the
.s, PhttodsIrhta Ice Cream Depof, corner Of
Twelfth and streets. m 2-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-11

TSrRAwBERRY FESTIv.L-The a.
AS dies Mite Society of r Wand Chapel viii
open + festival at PotOmac Hal. corner OF Elev-
enth street and Maryland a enue, on THUKS-
DAY NEXT, commencing at O'Clock Tickets
OF admission for adults. 10 cents; children csnts.
Je VI Sc (Repnblicanl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-11

II LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
Inc BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, Wills
MES &c., In casss, for private, family. and me
dIeInal purposes by the bottle or Of one dc
eieh; SEGAR~, of all grades ard qualities, by
the hoX or thousand For sale at the NEW
YORK CHEAP CA>H STORE, Seventh street
one door from ST., Washington ID. C.. lie m 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
I. LUDLOW, AgoTo !, I, Z. ! rrnv,r,

h LUDLOW A co. viii sei At austion. on Tuesday
1851 ct II O clock A At iE9 West Fourteenth street
..enth AVENUE, haudAome FURNITURE, Consisting u
rosewood rarlnr suit IN crimson tA1ask; rose rood
'sp fables crimson raohair Curtains, lace Drspcrss
|e ea, gilt Ohendsiisrs elegant Mirrors, .ith mIblo
:. frame Ntfrors nd vorDiccs rDsGw God txffnsian
fssie OAK pess OAK 7ahlas, marble top oak Chats
Bus,ns or air. bronze Chandeliers, rosswocd s1i
" An ~ BfVstcads, partr0hee Lounges, hedfinS ~
|le and inu@atry Carrots Oicotha hair Eattrsaacs:
shsn rurri Nre Cstaioguss q; The apcnaneer's 81
Fire street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

ind al, three OF for dol; AshreaS ycun1, Nor
Id tll los so, ss.sL Lcn,as, SoosEun erslgsp =.
jor NoFvlslD cd bark Du9lin hnnutv, Ess,3R,
tpI u Islra ADD : Nerriuh, .oaig. merry 5oslon, j
d paE and Manseye1. fekenourg, sassn.
ri AMI May l-Clc brig My ooern McrloE Carie-
aid pa sehs Hockint ham, falsey PhSadelphiA
,VtDEScE, Aay 2-tIr schrs ! wooston, CARR
mn felrhia suesn, Woman Ez y slh pOlt; nlamA
, poor Pstchngnc, Ii, s'oop Nary Bsy les DAVIS
stt pert cid ubts tieores sslea NeheEson, PhlAdel
John lancaster, fltts do.
JD's HOLE, Way s-PAsoed cy at AN, steamer Cam
. frun Boston for Fort Monroe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

r,,r srpsyT ,CRrpERs The
fouth.H ard Chi'drens Clothing for the wholesale
nnas national troubles sn Insult rapidly hog
10 an a.sn, QUO sh,, e @ s e.aant Of XVI bc
~ = edtrp iprlces
lh,L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
7ALEH At auCHEsiK.

~
" PORTER 4 G 60, sAoofiosssHs-HoosE
H.sSir1o II pt HosSh RS6F,o SURsrsUaE
elegant residence 2iS West Fourteenth street, near
MONDAY, sas & Az II O'CLOCK.
dialogue CON prtsins the
0ife-ss al auction th,s season
epcsng a. II O'Clock pre~isely-tne entire elegant sur
and besutpul Works u At cop,s'ued in the above
iwepIn ali 81 which Will be sold ~ithoo' reserve and
removed n,oeds tev Consisting OF everything ~ be
lin . frf, ciars resdenoe-rsyIor, Library Dining
deguss ready by o'clock his morning. re whole
ans contain superior velvet Carpets three magnificent
osew,ed suits, covered In maroon, blue and god aud
gold sa,iD Of the most expensive dass ioton;
s-lid fo,ssojd Reception and Arn Chars, c7vsred
ue, Unison msroon satin; tar~e solid swo0d
PIE Ola aud side Fsbles, with marble tops .hres
rsewocd 1T. geres, with marble tpa plse glass door.
tsbes q DAY bronze and orYoolu Clocks eg4u cnns
wab The mos chaste and e. paas'vs lsndssspes paint
'eb and eavy gold frams BaHtel Mir3r 10 match ~
1 aauare; heavy embroidered lace " indrw On-,sn ms
i've artists suca a. isndscspes winter SCENES marns
=" igura pieces &c the whole forming very pleas
CAN'T Gaze iolsasd All round. paid plate ana richly
peal, soa! scOJ beiag value lie instranens; ross-
,ano s'ooi, covered in cain, with elegant and cost
Sooa h Ias. vsset Gsags god o.dsr
top fSpcy Tables Mirrors % IA Beds, OH slrs In har
E0gu'her with nj the ruby and crystal cut 1ilsswsrs,
bampRgnes, tnulbl. re- s,oblets ard DeeRnsecs 20
rich CHINA Sea and DioDer Sets, costly silver Ware,
nd Dinner Service, tSalyers, sska Sask ~ Gag
nse ard Tea 0rns spools, Forks Aiquor staads,
Table Cutlery marble frrhars, do
NIB Costly solid rose wood and mshogepy gedstee,s,
~ waIbla too sr'reans Uashs.ands and JolI
oles twenty pure air aslir,'ses froa 20 o 90 los,
m irrors Cocks. Io,iet Tables, cwsl sacks, Die,
Cloths, stair NsrIe,s snd hods mahogany ou,h.on "a
Rock re, Sofa, Lounges Couch Beds Hal spands
ID ninlug Tables, together with large and des sbN
men. Of eaheaent Useusls, &c, With which tae sale
m8srce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

A STOCK OF GOODS WASrEn-pH SUB.CRI ,Ex
~ has hGpse and of IN ths a OF Ghiasgp H. W.
g o also $40 serss O hns samlg sod t. s-ooa.n nd
fb,0N each. which he wishes - stock -
dyy goods Yankee D0ioDs bots snd sbnas atdra a
j. h. box 3b6o New ork Post Office 40 .gsnts ne II
apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

FI'o LET THREE STORY ANo pAswIEwr HOUSE
NO 20 tast broaiRay, IN perfac, ofGer uith
npd"rr niproE fnfns and nres. IN
hppS e q ~ kLpnn - Citation place, Eighth Streets
Nos and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

no LET FOR TWO YEARS FROM NAY L. rHE POUR
\ tfofy 'G1 basement brown Houss, no ts2 est
1~eLy sece, stree between six and seventh svennes
WITH eorncss, pcr and Haael glas ia rarnr
De cold 81 bargain. tha
ments. Inquire Of q. ". yOpNos, l63 seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

|TJON SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, d o.
!. n. CRlsTALsR, auction.sr, will sell on Monday,
at I0l, clock At rs Bo very. a large ssaortmnnt OF
kbe Clothing, comprising cloth, cassimsie aud linen
sck and Business Goats; dosskin cloth cashmere
le Pants: six satin velvet, cloth and linen Vests;
lSts Csssneres, Cloths, Linens, also Boots, Shes
BIS, Caps, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

lTfON AND COMMISSION sroRE, NO 1877 MAIN
rect Pcughkeepsie, N. %. ID sAiT1 ano 800 ser
! all kcos OF Goods consigned 10 him ard pay pro-
Promptly ess mlsslop) hose wishing close out
Dry Goods, Clothing, CIoctery, Furniture, Sc &c,
u n . good chance 70 do 90 vt fair prices.
nKEIpsIE, Mar g. 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
Of aLFge ard yansbls =. g oI ready m r. Ol'thln

EfsIS SyxS SSSSHss75F AND NAUTICAL
unaersTsd would respectfully cal he " y e
srd Others TO The. superior na,cai re%,rss Which .1sy
United states eoyeInmcnt their laboratory jerey cry
Tnh WI found ssn. and roeGng Roc @
porsroo q rockets e9sred and ss Lights long
sSss % s Il ay S'i ris sa ne
we The only O. tn The Uni Cd states nsCs
1, to b END nas d q and ar so S With
= .s ssg TsAAa a Epss ss
New York, who're they only be obtained wE lncet ~ith
As5 Fireworks of every description city and country
npde
Hsyira Imported per steamer New York 10; Of genuine
italian Heoe, which arrived Ia remarkably god tis",
sSs "a rho ne For Price soa eSer
apply 10 G WV HOSP, 81 Exchnnge plaee AGENTS wanied
IF YOU WANT TO BUY FIRST GLASS sILyERpLArED
TABLE 6rTtfRy. 90 TO BASsToROs.
VIZ GO TO BAssEoRps.
tEA 1Bys, ,,'-.,.,.,.,.,
An immense p,o OF Bou,e Furnishing ao,ds, At great
'''''''' !" 'eS i. s.Assrosp's coorr Ins,l,a,e, NY
NJe1IJ-1TD;s cRTEsR1TFD oBocoLATK.
W Fs'gi., oho. olae, % s, eeg 2,, ..,,,-n.
tho sss.s ! i 1 ysnl,@ vsp,,,
Chocolate fsr R,cotienoA.
oho shaso, .rss ssr pgrs
Annie sNoys Chocolates made Of ,heSes nsor.a' and
Fer SALE Wholesale '"d r~' aES sfi xArLnasp.
69i Broadway, sad 1853 and 100 acrocI rrec
SraAM ENGINE Ard BOILER " AMBITION 10 10
sstd Tor .sls cheap preised Address o os, once
no IENr a siIL kAssssnlsUrIoSs rRoss AND
ss. FG se :; s siSr ae ssr g 'n'
yUIILIiM iITzPArRicK, gLoRIsT-TwgNTy.N fNrs.
street and Brcadway Gardens lad oat SOD mould
senas pst ~ IN bsste,. country 8 per dozen
hne assortment Of sanc ard and other roses for sae
IUO BAT1hEIEs or LesI r., ssT,L ,a nE ,aC,
nd poduce the cheapest and best hight known Read me Tod
Y.hcrehy cheetfury aw.rd sr J. F,Ink q 100 wcrh
y S G p ,sae 6s ri i Sasa 1' @ .
bad D3s ~ them N ne In cur ne STORE rns q sroa
Win hem The, eaa.s .,sad essr .sIcessi. lsGi
o han h ron sny Ga
burners or cband'lcrs ~ means Of illumination weden
sS s8a :" " Extra ' sso a. 1 oose
From our experience 10 ~ " M 1 =. frinks
as1 light hstcors fu' IN he ABOVE statement
ym Scsniey, Henry g. Lessk,
gopyi,,.S IL ilo.t,n, sotsrt,.n Co,
Hucshcw Iiadls rogers 4 Rsymoad,
Geo. a, unni.r& Co, ~ .rosoa,
u. u Robots, fcs er sros
&. ! sqsirs. sam,ell Rohseaild. VI.
Y%s; 4 Bca'ssssi1S, sFoJJ' r ss1'.O'
~. tTHst, Hsn0fftk 4 Bush,
Z. " Cpr.in, Wm FrYsr
Aim. /. POST. Jonas schnarcr
VIM, b inzy, MaJ, 4 ~
III MAunlaa ThcCtorci arskie,
a. Wu or. Jas - Sullivan,
tho pus|lr Brlsli sillnan,
John Lurahue, sort Knight SON.
w. hsye isd several styles ri Eenectors found
10 equal Fr.nsa patent which We rogmmend WITH conf.
line LOEp A TAS LOR,
L T. FRIvK, Inventor sni sole Manuf acturer,
IQ, worth street, third door east of broadway.
EG7 BROADwAY-OFfICE FOR IHE HtL or
DO GcoTscs patent uar .rmpcr, ior VAIN aaas
~ and town in he mon boh male and fcnss fncs
.oar; liberal c.scoupt 70 hose VINO phfchose py ie
do y fross, ferd Tor circulna -.
WIN. r. GEORGE, Pa'entee and Aanufsctnrsr a
40 FULTON sTRERT--1HE SUB ,oRIBEns II 9, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

FiRsT MORTGAGE Foa 5000 IN COUsTag
n prOpsrv worth lube value AID 90 II ,uess ard
26y0 for sale saosnge for aunci ots OF
Farm. pply l53 eoath Fourth street. NDliams9ur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

flO LfT-A FIRST GLASS HOUSE IN ELfZABETH
1 = ~ with an acre lot highly cultivated fruit o. eli
Knee. hvs minutes wax from depot Bonaa nss nine
rooms with nsi BILE msn-ls uiah mos. modem
coftHfdt street, n v. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

F1fO hkr-WtrH IMMEDIATE POSSE saI0N, THE
large store 2oa ktnh avenue near rVeuyFourh street,
VIII or yitnou basement; stale for furniture other
bns'nt,s ls) he second Iiooc o. same, with kitchen
al modern III be let sep
Apply T. SAMUEL g HEN u and 90 o.iway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
RD scnExcK ArcrIoNEsazLAno s.Ls

ND FIFIENJk, ATtTIJNEEH -LNIFtE = We
second hand Househo Furniture by Z. T.
= - on lNssdsy snd wednesday, TN an1 s.h inslns
70 bIosuNsy, q large ass lr.uent OF ss3Ond hand
hod fufpture, removed for convenience OF sale, m
IN par OF Ten rOse sooi, mahogany and wanut paro.
IN various eoye7ngs' elegant French plate Pier and
hriois Ina IorniHn, Administer, Velvet, Brusssl
grain Nsflsa one otbA rosewood marble top side and
kegeres Centre Tables, Gard Tables r,sew oot look
elegant bronze ana gtt Chandeliers, Hsu Light. and
rss, rosewood. Mahogany aud walnut Batasgds mar
Bureaus and Washstshds, uar Mattresses Parasses
n bsds; holsters md Pi'losS rosewood and nah
0fsa, Chsirs and horkers. ook and walnut Dining
hairs, marble TOP Buheis, F1tenslo Tables Cbips
assw are, Tinwerc lyor ware and Kitchen Furniture
IGNITION of the trade IL respectfully called TO tbs sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

CoRrER Hot 81 AID Lor rDa TALE Or Rsse-
~ ls9 slant street conef ~ Attrsey three aory
subce lar suitable for any busine.s 70
let lsrge Room 90 feet deep al say
suitable for bu suees Apoy u g Laws. u,loosar
and Real state sgens, '07 Nacd lugal s.Ye,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

s27 BRQADwAy-oFficE For IHE HtE or
DHl Georrc'g patent uar Irimpcr for waving aites'
TAR tho latest insbe Agents ..o.cd for
oliar liberal discount 70 those Who purchase by TIE
do. u or fross end Tor circulars -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

y 67ENswCOD.--fsiR SALE 81 RI LIST EfssP CA. ASS
N Counry -est AUD E idaace combined n .,ya.s
wo d. rear Astris atsiSiog mod imosovc n ots
tvs ana lNl HcTies: ea-smaa. cei1e
t-ystra lp.norse4tc views FROM every 70 m N mo
houfe Exo' Dt stao'e quest wei.r Gest ri and
shrus0ery, fou~ -; b.. and I'd every p,m
nGt later atarg and every cpnVenencs oeo0glcg gen
lem@n's feslaDre Time tseaty Ave mloues. h.ddress
pow era bo1 10 Herald oIcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

RIO 'LET-THE DINING ROOM AVID KicCaEs OF A
first clasa hotel partly furnished and having good
OF custom. good chance for person Wishing opan
rcsancGnt apply At No ib7 broadway OF snb
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

TO bfF-AT NEW LEBANON SPRINGS, ~ v FoR THE
: summer lnohths Fotsgs containing nine rooms With
Hafcsn tsd ha attached 1erIs-unr uInshad el26 IL
kGER N'f - ''''' - A4''SN -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

aSuPhnHUD HOUSE 10 JEr-TRE LARGE FOUR
stry from House No. 91a Eas. rL,rtieh
stree containing tive b@ths three water co ets sa5 seem
furnace 30, VII nc cHt'd furnished 70 respectable
re Fonselc parry az .ke ow q $500 aAnu II
tiied Tor immediately. Apply to r. ALhES, 70 n can
stree, tn I'd door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

no LEf-PART on HOUSE. 2.2 FOIETu ."srrr,
j nd fonsisttrE OF
Poons With bath, gas, hot sid cold pty hop
K.NS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

I'o JtT-~A GREATER PORTION OF THE MODERN
houre ~ Jones tcet (siIht roors b. re.
tpohs BE iemiy 81 adults IA moderate
oncnped by family OF three al bath gas IN ures and
halls furnished Inquire from 10 to2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

= U3NiaHED house - LET -kN EEEGhS FrR-
n,ehed - nse witn mnosrn oouVonenoes, ituttef in
\ est Ihty fUu q III re let for
sble T. For paTti,clars interview address
"a office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

ITO irI-sfs bND, THIRD AND FOURTH FLQORg
eon,all az he improvements, ~ a6 aud % Sixth
nnc Also snail Houses Forty IL ird sweet Apply 10
bonNnAM MEAD 40 Sixth avenue, or 10 NJ. A. EuaN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
L,LEGANr COUNTRY RssIohNgE
II TOR Sale Az

l,SoH SAIN--h BFStfAbLR FOua srgRN HOUSE IA
higtv NTH fyset hetSeeI fonrh ley M sys
6nisbsd eoneste Nll be solo acs eSoa iuq
o. the OF eAngseg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

lAPFbR, BARBER. BAPEEKs-T0
IL furnished aarhar shop ~te baths, IN Roman eel
sef turdD street dot and gas free OF charge Rsn
only S3D month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

ITO LET IL BRocKLyN.-96 Lots, WITH \ FINE
Gothic u hea,te. pantfies and
soroanf ed ~ grove Of forest trees Fulton ferry
every fOur minutes, 2Ji and south fer
fom the prem ISIS fare for ccats tirty
dc partly plan Cd; al fruit; dne tolch COW
ord pattMe rsI low Inquire the see. In Pacific
street rcer ros kyn avenue al iressC Bcdo No 100
clinton rrsss New fosk, Immediately Possession
required
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ION NOTICE.,
NJ. G. EDEY, LUCrIoNFER
srRIAGE HORSES, Tw0 saATED WAGON,

| IN fOrlCE.-h. DOUGHTY, AUCrr0SEER-
,scosfn 20 assau street--A, DOUGHTY viii sell on
u Nay at lO1a O'Clock. at saesroom IS Nassau rect
IuFe furniture sf some fifteen twenty families
for conyeuienre Of sai Consisting OF roaewood bak
go nah gay Par suits. eoge ed IN brOeasei.
tnd hair cloth, yizSpfas, Tst8-a te.es Parigt Ann
Pep ion Chairs, rosewood md mshoganv Ger ~. Pier
Ird Tables Brussels. tapestry and ngra;n "a pets Ex
Dhinp Tables, tuhetf Dining chars rose wood and
+any marble Top Dressing Sur aus Nashstsnda sock
Cottage snd mahogany he'd leads ua!r Mattresses
lses, tDamentd Chamber Suita, Louness, Wardro1ea
keepers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

N,uaSI9HrD EUUBE 10 = ET--a? wyCKoEE STR9yT
Hrnrkvn; good EeighhorhDoS; All he Vet cheqp
" family with ma children. Apply 10 Il 4 A.
sGHELT, No 4 PIE ). street, New fork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

fSOUNTRY III ACE 10 RENT, FurEIsuEn, TWELVE
~ mtfs from the cy, ard ncas steamboat lending Ap-
ply T. EIDE ARD WALLIS, GTocers pa1k barclay
CHAB H. sV0RDs 81 st Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

no LET-FHE FsGhIsH BASEMENT BROWN STONE
font House II HtTth rect containing nh the modern
Improvements, Miih Inanl AID pier glasses ani rpleea,
c1nsoIyay ~ the aso SOU 10 Mini The
houses ale In perfe, order II be rented lDs sns
ismhhs Inquire Of q. II. Lis.lEFrHAI No. 22I HaAhng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

WIZ r HAzEN, AUCr.oNEE6-CARPErTSi
ilcloihs, Mattings Rugs &C. =. auction rncsdsy May
II o'clock, the entire stock Of Wholesale ADD hsti
re, 2t3 and 40 CAns street, near 3r1a3wsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-06
THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY soRNINe. AUGUST Q 1851.



MAyoR GssxRAL BdrLxR eonmsndiag q,
Fortress Monroe. has written an important lst,s
TO the S,crs,sry ef War, In which he places b.
fore the Secretary, aud through him before th,
President, the Cabinet and the country, {
mest important quostion-s question too. whiet
must be sst,lsd. This question r.lst,s TO th,
policy which should be pursusd In regard "a
slaves abandoned BY thsif rsbsl masters
slaves captured while employ Cd In the military
service u the rsbsls, and slaves who seek ID.
protection OF this arms Of the United Ststa.
The order upon Gen. BurLxR, from Wash.
ingtcn on the 26th ult.. TO send rWsrd larg.
rsinforeem,nts, compelled him TO abandon his
proJ,ct Of an advance upon Yorktown, aud 10
withdraw his troops from Hsmpton. The eva.
euA'ion o. Hampton byt 10 Utitsd Stat,s troops
caused panic among the cclorsd popula ion
~no n'd within his liAss fer troisc aon aud
support. The aish. Of these poor creatures
men, women end children, aJing from their
homes, and the homes Of thu masters wno had
deserted them, vai q distressing sight. Hc
tays;--
Tae qu,stiors which this state Of fac 8 pro.
STINT are embarrassing
are th'ss n or, wom,n and children slayee2
Are they frs,2 Is their coodition that of mon
women, and thildron, or u property Or Is IL
a mixod telatior2 What h,T dius xaa un.
der the Constitution aud Lass we all kaow
What has been tbs tT,ct of rebsllion and
q STATE a war upcn that s'd'us' When |
adopted the theory Of trestiug the able
btdi,d negro ht TO work In the trsneh,s
/. prcPity liable 20 bs used in aid OF rebel.
II n. and SO eontrsbaul of war, that condition
of things vas IN 81 tar met "a ihsn a. still
believe On = gu a1d 20 sttutonal basis. la
now Ne " series o' quos 'nsp r Passing by
women. the children csrtai ihnot be treated
on that basis, N property, they mus bs CON
sidsfed the incuu braRcs. rather than the auxi.
liary tfsu army aud If course In no possib 4
legal relation rOU'd he irosttd as contrAhsnd
are they properly Ifihsy were so, they have
been eft by thtir masters and owners. deiafted.
thrown away, a5ardoned, like the wrecked yes
sol NJ on the ocean
Have ihev no, bscoms thersupon MN,
women and chiltrsb7 No longer under ownu
ship OF any kind the fearful rslicts Of fugitive
mt sters, have they not by their masters' acts,
and the sta's of war, assumed the condition.
which we hold 10 10 tho normal one, Of those
mSde IN Gods image. Is not every oonstitu
uohsl, legal and moral requirement. as wall tC
the runaway master a. their rslinquished slavea
thus ansvereo2 l confess that my own min,
Is compelled BY this reasoning 10 look upon
them as msn and women. II not fres born, ys
fres, manu- mitted, sent forth from tho hanC
that held them never 10 be reclaimed.
EGen. BUTLER further diseusses the question
and in conclusion says;
In loyal state l would put down ssryil
insurreotion. Ia . state Of rsbpllioa | woulC
confssts that which was used 90 oppose my
srmA and take all that property which COO
afftuf ad ha vEsaI nf that NJ AZ and A