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MILITARY COMMITMENTS Yesterday Justice
Dom, upon an order from Gen. Mansfiel Id, Gem
mitted Jabez Mason, w. ). Huddleson, Peter
Delamou'. Thomas Burk, and Andrew Conk lin
TO tee county Jail, to await further action They
stand charged with ieseriion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

Nav ARMS The New York Twenty-sixth
Regiment went this morning 10 the Arsenals
where they exchanged their old altered musket
for those Of more modern pattern.
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THx 6ARIgALpiAs r EeImxsy came the
riv last nig1t aud were supplied with short
rides (Sharp or Enreld) at the Arsenal, In place
of the arms they had.
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kelford, and sent to Jail six weeks and fined Ave
dollars.
THE GARIBALDIANs, who mutinied from their
regi ment and came across the river IL seems
possessed themselves Of the countersign before
leaving their camp. md crossed he Long Bridge
and the guard by giving the countersign. They
encamped at the corner Of Maryland avenue and
Twelfth street and threw ont their pickets W ord
was sent to Gen Mansfield, who immediately de-
tailed the Provost Guard, under Sergt DAYTON
60 arrest them. The Captain of the Garibaldians
very politely banded his sword over to Sergeant
Dayton, and ordered his men to stack arms which
they did in the most artistic manner, and were
marched by the Presidents Mounted Guard to
quarters In the Treasury Building, where,
already stated, they await the orders Of General
Mansfield.
ARRIVAL OF DISTRICT COLUMBIA TRouPs The
Eighth Battalion ID. G.. Volunteers Major Ger
hard, arrived here to day, at I2x O'Clock, from
the Great Falls They were relieved this morn
Ing by two companies of the First Massac husetts
Regiment and left at ) o'clock, marching all the
way from the Great Falls to the Columbian
Armory in this city without making a single halt
They had a skirmish with the enemy again yes
terday, and killed one of their pickles
Lieut. Colonel Everett, Of the District Of Co.
lumbia volunteers, commanded the reinforcement
of u. =. cavalry so promptly sent to the relief OF
Capt Gerhardts command, at the u eat Falls, on
Sunday night.
ARREST This morning Mr. Geo g Cattle,
was arrested as spy, at the st. Charles Hotel
hlr Gather took his arrest very quietly. assuring
JuatiCe Dom that he would have no q iticulty In
proving his loyalty. From bis own statement
and papers found In his posse sson as well as the
statement of Mr.. Lamb the landlord Of the s.
Charles, who has known him for several wears ID
seems that he Is a firm Union man. and has re-
Gently arrived from Richmond where he was ar
rested 10y the COnfedcratcs. " hat evidence there
Ia against him is not vet known, as be was only
arrested this morning, and has no. lad formal
hearing.
STANDARDIZATION. Sprague, Col Burnside and
Col. SioCum, accompanied by the d ne band of
the Rhode Islanders, night before last gave de-
lightful seTensdc To the President and several of
the members of the Cabinet.
CousBs.-The sndden changes of orr climate are
sources OF Pulmonary. Bronchial and dsthuntIc
AGtcttoHS, ExPerience having proved inst simple
reInelles often ACT speedily aud certainly when
taken IN the ear STAGES Of The dseag go, recourse
ItochsS," or L9zenges, let the Cold Cough, or ir-
rtatlon oil the Throat lie ever eight. az by this
pTecaulon more serious attaok NAV be eirectually
varded OF. Fybiic Speakers and Sinners will iEd
thein ehecual fer clearing snd STRENGTHENING the
voice. See advertisement. de LIZ
u.,- PENrTRs.,
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SERVICES RRNDRRED Col Hartrauft of the
Fourth regiment PENNSYLVANIA volunteers has
written warm and feeling letter Of thanks "a
Surgeon Gray of the New York Fire Zouaves, fol
his valuable s, rvices TO the men of Col Fl q com
mand who were wounded by the rebels while on
picket guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

TIRE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED IN
- Mashlngt0n CITY an exclusive wholesale
PROVISION Sure of the following articles,
BACON, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
bR.fD S BEEF lea and ia LHR fs"r Cared HAMS
w SbnPerh h,sf E1trs, and Family FLOUR
low figures as they can be delivered here from Bal
%Nre or any Gths, .9 ON east OF the mop?tsins
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purchasing elsewhere.
~ Slim No SO Louisian. sv. Washington.
chief ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's
WAsHNG Ton, ID c.. July 4, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
twenty thousand bushes Of Oats, TO be delivered
Ington, ID. Gu on or before SOth day Of July 1861.
The oats to be received by weight at tie "a of
up in good suhsra. is sacks Of about two hr sh Is
each, fIes of additional cost u Government.
Good ,nd sufic emit security will he required for
the fuIhlmen. Of the contract.
to reject all bids that may be deemed too high.
pa,mcnt to be made when al the oats are deIiv-
jy5td Assistant QuaItermastef d. S. 4
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.
" CRY Hall, July list, 1851.
ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby no.iked
with this date are now due and payable at this
relation to delinquent ws;er-tskeI s." viz:
iH all cases OF the non payment of tie water
rent for thirty days after the due and pay
able, the water Registrar shall notify the tur-
vsyor OF such delinquency, and the said Purveyor
shall discontinue the supply Of water Immed ate
by cutting of the wateT at the main and he hall
not allow IL tn be again used in SAID de inc uent's
premises except on notification by the Water Re
gIst ar that the alter rent has been paid, a. also
the expense Of cutting of aud restoring the flow of
water"
The law will he enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
~ lin lntell1 Water RegistIar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

ACCIDENTAL SHOT. Yesterday afternoon as
some Of the New Jersey brigade were practising
at target Poplar Hill, near the Easter Bra6cb
several of the shots went very wild, and one ball
struck oil lady named Presley, who was cross
ing the Ana ostis bridge, inficting a seri Gus
wound on her ltft arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CASES Robert McKen
zie Ia soldier assault with intent to kill Sergeant
Flood, of the Presidents Mounted Guard, by at
tacking him with bayonet; jail for court Thos
McQuilian, "a soldier,) threats to burn property;
jail Henry Irwin, sleeping In the maaket; work
house so days. Oliver Mills, (cold, } disorderly
and out after hours; do SO days.
SPEEDY JUSTICE Mo aday night Samuel John
So, Eco cred } was arrested for stealing a gold
watch and money belonging to Col McCunn, OF
was indicted by the grand jury, tried, convicted
and sentenced to two years In the Penitentiary, all
within twelve hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

nUR CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK &C
~ counts with us are respectfully notified that
Owing to tie dulness OF the times and the scarcity
oil money, We sre wiling to offer a discount of FIVE
per eel 90 al accounts paid in current and specie
lands. Virginia money will also no takon at the
current rate of discount.
WALL, STEPHENS q co,
N Is Un'al.) ~. av.. het. 9TH and Inth sta
SELLlNG OFF AT HALE PRICE OUR
- entire stock Of handsome Flounosi Barge
Rohes. IN black and ooiOrs; oil Lawn and OTgandy
htusin Robes. We desire to close out this portion
CT STOCK at once, for cash, and shall Ofer great
bargains to purchasers
J. w. COLLEN Il CO.,
IeN l0teO 523 Seventh street. above ia. av.
Oh s-4 WHITE BsREGE.
- a WHITE BAREGE hne Snality and pure
White, At IS eeuts per gard,
Blaok t,arege.
80 do Grape Mentz,
50 do do
Black silks, Biloxi AIpsocas, aud Black Bomba-
Zines, at low pTIoes.
We offer our entire stock of DRY GOODS at
greatly reduced rates.
VIM. X. Riley & BRO.
No. IS Central Stores,
Between TN aud 8tKests,
70 <3-lOt.lf Opposite Center Market.
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WATER REGISInAR's OFFICE.
ESTABLISHED I116.

A. BIN N G Err & CO,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES,, &c.
% ard 81 Liberty street, NsD York, and 294 E
street, corner Of PenHd Avenue and l4tA street,
Opposite Willards' Hotel.)
WE Beg to inform the cItizena of Washing ton
w and public generally that we have op sned a
branch OF our tusn ass at the above number, under
the direction OF Mr. JOSEPH p. WILSON. where we
Intend furnishing the same quality and description
Of OLD WINES, LIQUORS, HAVANA CT
GA6S. DO as those We sell in New York, and
guaranty thin to be of the most reliable qu.lity.
is l8-eOlm
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STANDARDIZATION. Sprague, Col. Burnside, and
Col Siocum, accom- panied by the line band of
the Rhode Islanders, night before last gave de-
iiShtful serenade to The President and several of
the members of the Cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

BAD SoLDiER.-Roberi Mckenzie, q sold CT
was arrested last night and taken 10 the station
house for assauiting citizens I'm the streets. He
was armed with q bayonet, which he trust at all
whom he met, and created no little trouble 10
sarioas individuals, until nabbed and placed In
dnFsnce vile at the station. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

ssBUsrED AGAIN r-Yes.erday afternoon our
city wss visited by a refreshing shower Of rain,
which lasted till after sunset Although the gust
was heavy, we have heard Of no damage by the
wind but that sewer on Thirteenth street, upon
which 90 much money was expended, was again
broken oy the heavy pressure OF the torrent from
street to the Avenue, and the result was the
complete overflow Of the Avenue, and Thirteenth
20 street IL is very probable that uniil the
sever is altered froni street 10 the canal ike
results will be apparent after every heavy rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

UNITED STATES TRooPs ARRIVE About eco
u : cavalry arrived here last evening, from
Carlisle Barracks and went into quarters near the
Park boiel, seventh street, where they remain,
awaiting orders They all cJme mounted on
fine borses and ready TO go into the fed at a
moments not hcation. The same train brought
large Gumber Of horses for cavalry and baggage
train purposes A great many recruits also came
In Tor the various New Yosk regiments now here,
including about 100 for the Seventy ninth (High-
'landl regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10

HOMEMADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
H For
LADIES MIssE5' AND CHILDR sS's WsAs,
at Erces siassp Lotc PrLcsS.
Al J. ROSENTHAG'S,
No. 10 kia'keI space,
ma Ea ~ bet 6th an. 9TH sts
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A SPECIAL NOTICE
all Persons indebted TO the unders ned will
he plessed To cs and settle their unts as their
bills are Low male of ready for settlement.
WIN. Ii RIJEY & BEO,
No SO Csntral Stores,
Between 18th and 9th SITS,
je G-tOt, If Opposite Csutsr Ma rkat.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
SOUTHERN NEWS BY MAIL.

The Richmohd inquirer Of Ahil 2jh says:
Bn.qtGiei General NJ. ID. Bonham, at the head oil
five hundred troO,s from South CarCina arrived here
lnst evening by the Southern train Every man Oh
them looked hero; dark and snnburnt from exposure
their fine lighted NJ W th rnariii ardo',
their fire pysilue their perfect equipments, All &C.
noted All invincible ana heroic race OF me1. -,
Flour has wi bin the lsst week, advanced ooiiar
10 della and q ALI per barrel. Meal from Ten 10
fifteen cents rer bushel. Bacon, with whch our War-
ser was bus light, supplied, from three 10 oar oen.s
Ier oInd, and in in.tances nOre mas oeeh oe-
and-d while Lard coffee, and many othef articles III
th1t line have gore up II profou"n. 1.t no iehr
ne.1 he e4jertaiued Of scarcity ofsnoh orticieS -
Owing to the high raie of exchange WHICH RUE al
the Sp,ing, our merchants bought very spnIinely of
bs on from the North or West hence our hnhed sap
ily; bnt there are large quantities oi TINS article III
We,f-rn Nrgni aud Tennessee, enough, we thihh, 10
sn,.lly Tie eutire army aud We ihlnks the present
,ri,.s vii, bring thul here al AN ealt day also.
m, U,iujaStoH II. c. JOurn0i, Of the I'D, fays:
The bran. uint & the Uni ed S'aes At ChailO'le,
W slounally taken o.session Of on saturday is nv
Col j. T. Uryce, in obecieuce to orders irom ms EA-
celleicy q .ye'nof Ellis
In. S,,tb Car Ina and Georgia troops are pouring
forw;r 10 the ~ siahce OF Virginia. Three Georgia
comp -s passed Ihrou.h here yesterday, en- r0ae Tor
IO.fs-.utti
We are oiFirlly informed that the L. 5. Arsenal al
Fay eti"vilr Yesterday surrendered To ire Nia,e
amhoiii,s rr ir a large nui,er Of arms at tins
artenal len l. very important matter to The Sta'e
Ju-' aior il rinir.
The Adiurani ,e ,eral Of North Carolina ha' Issued
t order 10 the vlmucer forces of that eiaie 70 hOli
thcn., in r-adiue-r Ia march a. an hours notice.
Tue GoyernJr calls Tor thirty -thOutand troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
THE FLOODS IN JAVA.

BATAVIA March 2-Great floods lave taken place
in hi -land, causing caam les only ineror to tn"->
L. Holland. uuadreds have lori their liyer and m'py
thousands have cen ruined. Several villages nave
been conn Ietey submerged The deslrucon OF houses,
crops stores roads &c. have been such that many
millions Aid cuml ensate for Il. The Governn-ni
la cent 500 0)0 foius for tie relief OF the susrs
Tie CONNIE cial community of Batavis has already
euhscrihe1 lJ"0O0 h"rns.
BAGELAS.-rh- paddy crops in this district are en-,
ti,ely lost Upward OF 1nO pcrsous had persisted AL
the 6i lges in tie taiok hd been arrrd away; 2Oo
p rsons had Lost their lives in th -on. In 'onth
Bag.lm all the bridges were d,sloyed. The l'ss OF
M, ws q veu at 500. TIE number Of destitute per
SOILS i, estimated at 5000. More than 2OJ persons
had heen bari "a IN q an0slip.
KAnPR.-'rhe destruction here has been very great;
hundreds of lousts ard many bridges had bern caried
awav On the evening OF the -1d, the water rose 80
feet and 800 persons were drowned.
BANYrMAs.-On tie I'D of February the water
roee 30 feet above tie ground. TIE number OF hves
lst has not been ascerained. Al horses ~ d cattle
mad been crosned. TIE whole valley of Banynnn
WAS covered iIh layer of mud, aIer the subsldlng
of the waters, four ard five feet deep.
The numerous careases and corpses had begnn TO
decompo.e aud 900 from different dis'rois had
b,es sent To bury theu Tie best spirit prevailed
among the inhabitants Europeans. TIE Cove
meut had distributed food 10 6,SiJ persoDs. Two ves
sels had dopstcLed from Batavia 10 Tzilatjah, with
Nd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
TIE TRIP OF THE SEvENTY-FIRST REGI-
MENT TO WASHINGTON.

From letter written by member OF Company G,
7lst Regiment n. Y s. NJ, dated Washington Aprli
e. we are permitted to make the following extracts;
Ihive inst arrived in Washington, completely USED
mo. We lett Annapolis the 2lth, after hard voy,
he. alpos, every one was sick but myself stood
il well, not being sick moment. We took up qur-
ters at Annapolis thai day. In the eyening We We're We're
onartered 10 an old FORT which was occupied by Mas
eachusetts company. Company held an indignation
mee,iug and appointed Committee Of rive 70 was
ou the Commander and If we could not gel pe''ef
quarters, which they did. ,.,eno
Ami 25-Up at q o'clock and marched Tor ,t the
Junction, di.tnnce Of q miles by railroad l,G
shone brightly, and we marched braveiy On, A. Az
about one mile ont we loaded mu-kes, 70 ~ TO De pre-
pared 10 care Of an attack Gov. SPragus and bis men
taking the lead. We had to march over soi,, sanuy
aud we had TO halt every five minutes "a walt iof
them. We halted at 10 O'clock at place seven miles
from Annapolis for breakfast which consisted oi Two
hard biscuits We rested about two hours, snd theh
marched on again through zigzag road crossng tue
railroad track about twenty times. We hsite assih
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
THE MIDSHIPMEN FROM ANNAPOLIS.

The following is hst of Midshpmeh brought to this
port by the u s. frgae Constitution from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis:
FIEsT GLssofrsnk Davenport }. w Philip LLOYD hspi1
FRED Ro3sers Geo r. Ryan, Tecameh eece Ffspk stews
John Weionsn
SEcoSD CAss-Eliot Bte Ed xn Brewer John Cowo,bsrs
George A. Grail Ruius Dner No eau Forrest Duregn Ora
BAN, Charles Huntington, Robert r. Hunfngdon Fsnt H,s
gnson, Lonis kemIt, Roswell H. Lsmpson Jobn MeE aylnS
Arch n mitchrH Samuel Preston, Jane. T. Rob-r,on Sutn
Nichols, GeoIge w. sGu.ueT, T. suiih ksthnri Ihns.
Herbert Tyson. CHARLES Ziauerman A"'NisS
70 IhuG ataas-A McCoriek. VIM Ross BridEmsn, Albert
Barher Aouoo w. Sanders CHARLES H. Humphrey Ch,r..
Cotton, Henry L. johnson, Charles T. Blake james Wsca
FIe5erick J. Nse Rsy Adams sl-s w Terry P,.Sc,
tei Pearson, John Aujoron John Read Adam he..nde,
EswsTd Kellogg John H. Read Mortimer l.. Johnsoa Ed
~uc T. Prebe Henry I. Grafton, hchsrd Chew Oliver a
nstcheer, Henry kumsey John bsItlstt. IT, David ID
wweups Benjamin HAskin Edws Hszeiine Benjamin III
SGrti John Bradley Waiter Albert Sy H. HINT 0-orre
-. pt3~n Gon,en Hsswei GEO. ", cod Edwin Wood
Mn rsa shrpald, Philip Lowry Charles Tracy, Mem
rJuhrh CLna.chas j. Bailey. James B. Biddsck WIN.
NJ. n DnN "a bsn;inghsm Thomas Rdoick BROOKS Aller
RI Lseni.pios BecAnaser Chss. Green Bu.h Alfred
Is Sshn Doussss X Cssse, Cbas Edgar .Clask
CO.. h U.st o:yd csiI. ceur.nd Csmsa,, Wm
- = SFsysas - sohvyAs Csevtastasld Gee. Z. Dsvts
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
look OFT FOR THE COUNTRY.

writer, commenting the fact that most of the
volunteers now enlisted either from the hrge
cities or are mechanics from the manufacturing VII
lagos says:
I've mus, initiate the conduct e Cromwell. TIE
Parliament in its controversy with King Charles re-
cruited its ralks at first with thousands of soldiers
from the large cities. -Four thousand Londoners ell
listed in one day; but these leve. defeated aain
and again by the Cavaliers till the stern and resol'te
Oliver rising in his seat, demanded that they should
20 to the country and recruit from the God-fearing
peas,p,ry who had been Injured To the ha,d HIS OF
agricultural lie. With regiment OF these he lough
bravely at Marston Moor, aud at Naseby succeeded III
vanoniElng the enemy. Our ii les have already re-
spouded nobly; now let back to the piow share,
aud call for 10 be turned into sword to be welded
by the stalwart arms of our rural population. IL
moves slowly but Its tread IL heavy aud It's stroke IT.
resistble. Az WRITE reports are received th"t he
back country has already begun to respond TO the call
made upon Il for assistance. The wood-chofpers oi
Maine and Peunsylvaua will march side by ride with
their more expeditions if less sturdy comair" iom
large Cilcswe trust 20 the aviation OF The uihoH,
and the rescue of their country - tas.'