Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-27
ORR MILITARY BUDGET.
A skIRMIsH YYsrERDAY.


squadron Of volunteer cavalry, scouting, at a
point to the RI 1t and in tie vic nifty Of Vienna
This party was tm5Usce6cd by the enemv,s cav.
elry in considerably lsrger force. A; the first
f.e from carb!nts, pistols, &c j some of our
men were disrncuHted. and many Of the rebels
were either killed wounded-anong them an
officer, whose horse vi two ether horses of rpbe
priyates were captured by cur men. The enemy
not rellshiRE She reception they met however re-
tr-d without ventuTiEg recond fire. when tie
uno7 squed-on in turn retired ia the direction @,
their camps. Up 70 sun down several Of our dis
mounted had failed 10 make their ppearance,
and il was judged that they had fallen either
killed or wounded, into the enemy's hands This
sfI'r Is being strangely msglifed and distorted
on Pennsylvania avenue o-day
APPOINTED
Gov Ladisaus Uihzzi, Of Texas. has basn an
pointed United States consul az Ancopa It,Iv
He WIS the exiled governor OF Comorn, Hungary
II will BE- remembered.
We may not inapp'opriate,y add thai Gov T.
is a second line an exile 60 Now from Texas
Shortly after reaching this country he settled
down in western Texas, where his high pe,so,sl
character, great leaning, and utility TO tbos.
around hiIn, soon m2ds him one Of the A =, me-,
in the state.
He established large nursery of HUNGARIAN
grapes, and hsd succeeded in introducing wines
of the finest quality and a lvof when the cur-sD,
troables compelled him to abandon Bis pfone,,v,
to save bis life. In losing him Texas his lost - .
foundation for a snccessfuI busissso, mar ,yopIc
have been Ct immense pecuniary valus ia her
people.
IHE PONICON BRIDGE
After the eviswyestertiay Gen Mcclellan and
MS s'ad officers proceeded to the place on the
Eastern branch, short distance ebove the Navy
Yard where the pOntoOH bridges are now being
constructed under the supervision OF Lieut. Col.
Alex inher, OF The engineer corps. Three hundred
ieet OF tbs bridge were thrown oct In the course
oftwenty minutes, when It's qualities were t-st, 4
oy The passage ri heavy wagons, and subsequently,
by bod u infantry at double quick time. TIE
result w's satisfactory
ASoTHSa ESTOP 40 sECEssioNIsTs
We learn from Alexandria that Judge Freese
OF The Provost court, yesterday made the follow
ing order, IN. open court, and directed the clerk
ofthe court to enter 1t upon the records:
No person shall be permitted 70 practice IA This
court a. an attorney or counselor at-la~ until he
shall have first taken the following oath
Il do soemnly swear that Will support pro-
tect and defend the constitution and government
Of the Cnlted states against oil enemies Va hrtbr,
domestic CT foreisai and that will bear true
faith, allegiance and 10y atty 10 the same anv or
cOnvSn-
ton or legislature 20 the contrary notvithsaHd
ingi and that do this with full determiDstion
pledge and purpose, without any mental Z, serya.
ton or evasi IA whatever.
"And do further swear that as an attor,e,, o
counsellor-stlaw. will, in all cssss prove faith
fni TO ~ client aud implicitly respect and obey
the orders OF this court"
Our Informs at ga rs ukat the new county fun,onl
court, WHEN organized, Will doubtless make a
like order, SO that the secession LAWYERS Of AIsr
Sndria. w u either have In til ~.
glance to tue government, or like Olheuo, ss,hsy,
occupation Will be gone 4"
NAVY YARD
There have beSn no arrivals from below since
those already mentioned, and no news f.oTn the
nosiila or bait, les. The Wysndank Is taking
on stores for III hOiiiia, and the Mount Wasbine.
ton IL expected TO go down 10 DAY Repairs are
progressing upon The Yankee, King Phi!io, La.
cob Bell, AbacOst4a, Stepping stones aud Les
lie, The IaIIef being on the ways The steam the
Powell also lies at the wharf
GENERAL BLENkEE.
The New York Tribune's w sshinp,on co,,.
spondsnt is entirely In error in attributn1 the
recent p upose OF General Blenker 10 r.,ton bts
position In soe army (which has not been carried
out, by the oy) TO difficulty between Gens,,,
mcclellan and himself relative to his alleged a.,
OF taxing the different suffers of his djv,,,on
sIVo each for his own benert. No such thing
has ever been alleged against him, we know
well -N""
We were scarcely less In error in rem,,ki,o
yesterday that the trouble grew on, of peculs.
lions OF some Of his quartermasters. We now
md that but a single quartermas.er of his divi
non-a regimenfal one-rests under under such
charges. We have sitisfed ourseIf from unohs.
eisl sources however, that the difhcultv ARCS.
from very different stfair.
10 seems that General 3. rested under IN. i'm
preston that IL bad been agreed to place all tbs
German regin ents that might join the armv o,
The Potemac In his division, rather than thar n.
should have division twelve Ieginsnts-oom.
posed Of such troops
On The arrival here Of more than twelye surh
esiments, the overplus were ordered 10 iojn
other divisions, which induced him to write .
ie"ti OF complaint or prot $; to the commanding
that super!nduced reply from the chic,
n pointing cut with due enpba.i, the
N prop Fieiies Of bis communication.
-. * ite'4ii Of his reply, acting under tbs
mp aiss o. tie impe,uosty Of his nafu,. a q.
well Anown TIA: Gen BIenker pennea ,s,,o,a
toa, AiGh uEde. ins .VEiGE@ts fuan.,c. =,
few houts rejection lie 80 40. t,sn,,,i, :.
War once. .....rs - : =
On the whole, he difneuity, 10 bat a trivial one
evidently havingiss ofisid wholly in misun.