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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

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ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BATCHELOR'S GENUINE HAIR DYE.
The Best Ii the World.
7Re Oa!y Reliable AID HdrmLsss Hair Dye Eaotrs
Sold by all Druggists; Also, at RRIKEros's Patent
Medicine Store, p. Patent Once, cor. 4 It'll,
and dt
GIBBs's Hair store, gag Penn's avenue, where
Ladies' can have II applied, If desired.
Faotory-sl Barclay ST. date Sss Broadway N. Y.
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Tho Pri-oncr- from IIntierna.

Tho arrival Of the Minnesota, with the pri-
soncrS from Ilattcras, il fully noticed on our
iir-t page. No communication with those ON
board was allowed. In the afternoon the same
rigid rule prevailed. The prisoners however
were permitted to come on deck until five
O'Clock. The majority Of the prisoners arc young
mcn and when they surrendered were all well
armed equipped and supplied, but they arc in
differently clothed. They express great surprise
at the kind treatment they have received since
their capture.
The privates among them receive tho same
allowance Of provisions that tho sllors and ma
rinc, get from the Government, and oven the
gill Of prits allotted to tho former is scry out
10 the prisoners before the sailors can receive
their rat o.. The sublltern officers are quarter
ell and mes, with those Of the Minnesota. and
are treated more like guests than prisoners.
Commodore Barron is the guest Of Commodore
S'ringham, but though all other officer. freely
use their privilege Of coming on deck Com
modulc Barron has not appeared on the quarter
deck since he vessel left Hat rras.
The southcmers are so well pleased with their
treatment, that they openly avow that it their
conr'n!on,'" the South knew Of it, they would
not care how sOon they were taken prisoners
too.
When the soldiers frs came on board the Min
nc,ota they looked starved, and rs filthy as if
the, bad not seen wash tub for six months,
hut nov they appear to be well, and not a single
man among them is ok. One Of them stated
that he never felt so happy in his life as when
he received the order to lay down his arms.
Com. Strugham had until last evening re-
cciNcd no orders as to the disposal of the prso.
ner-, but hourly expected them.
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BROOKLYN.

TnE BELCTAS pAvEMENT.-Thc work VI
replacing the cobhlo stone pavement on Court
street with Belgian pavement, was commenced
Yesterday and will be completed within two
weeks. The new pavement will he laid from
the junction Of Fulton street TO Joralcmou IT,
MAJOR JOrRnAN OF THE 1irH REGIMENT.
This gallant officer has been solicited bv
many friends to recruit regiment in the city Of
brooklyn, and it il understood that he will con.
sent to do 50.
EErtniicAN PRIMARY MEETINGs.-Thc
Republican primary meetings were held in tn
several wards last might, to select delegates 10
meet in Assembly District Conventions. for the
purpose of choosing delegates ~ the Republican
state Convention at syracuse.
COMMERCE or BRouNLYS.-Durin, the
month Of August, - vessels arrived at the
wharves Of thi, city and discharged their car.
gees. The number containing sugar AMI mo-
lasscs was %, ballast 10, lO;wuod aud coffee 3
hide q, guano ., sal, q, coal >, wool /, TO-
bacco I.
CNPRovoKEp AssAufT.-An Italian sailor
named Gio,aun. Palavichi was attacked by
two fellows named John German and Moses
Bulgcr, near the foo, OF Saokett street, on sun
dlN evening and beItuu in a mos, seN ere man
ner. 1t does not appear that there was any
proyucauou whatever, The a. Cuscl were COM
mttcd by Justice Bocrum tor hearing
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JERSEY CITY.

SEIZURE uF PNrEHs.-Yestcrll morning.
four packages Of the DUy Ncrs, were ,,i,rd
ON the Central train in Jersey Civ, by L. ;.
Deputy Marshal Samuel 4. Frenyh Iney
were taken to the station house.
MHrARY.-Capt, +. Cooper's Company left
jersey City YESTERDAY foI Trenton, where they
are expected to join the Sixth Regiment This
regiment will probably leave probably leave
TOR the seat Of war this (TuesdAy.O
REVIVAL or A DAILY PAPEE.-The Dm,y
C)urier and Adrertise' Of Jersey City, which
was suspended during the absence of the pro-
prietOr, VIM. b. Dunning, who acted rs Cap
tain Of the second company Independence
Guard, Second Regiment Of n. j., was revived
Yesterday. The editors and proprietors are
VIM. b. Dunning AMI Joseph {. Baldwin, both
practical printers and young men Of energy.
TmE MURDER on AN lSFANr.-The inquest
on the body of an infant, found in sink at the
rear of No. 3lS South 3D. street, Jersey CITY.
which had been previously killed by stnnpula.
ton, was concluded last night before Coroner
GaHney, at the station house.
Quite number Of witnesses were sworn. but
no evidence was elected throwing any light
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CITY NEWS.


The flags Of the City Hall appeared at half
mast yesterday morning in token Of respect for
the memory Of Gen. Lyon, whose mortal re-
mains were lying in state, in the Governors
Room, guarded by Company G., of the Seventh
Regiment. At quarter before nine o'clock.
visitors were admitted TO the room to view tho
coffin, and until hali-past one O'Clock, when the
doors were closed, not less than thirteen thous-
and persons had silently and sorrowfully passed
all that was left Of one Of whom patriots had
formed the most brilliant hopes, and whose
short public career had been 30 full Of glory. -
Many ladies IN passing the coffin shed tears.
One lady deposited on the coffin a handsome
boquet Of flowers, another pinnci to the flag
enyeloping il, well meant tribute in verse.
At three and half o'clock the military cs-
cort formed before the City Hall. At four
o'clock the remains were carried from the Cow
emcrs room by tho special escort which accom-
paHicd them hero, followed by tn, ruard Of
honor Of the Seventh regiment and a number
d volunteer and militia officers. The military
before the hall received the body with tho
usual ceremony Of presenting arms and with
the rolling Of muillcd drums. Tho procession
was then formed in the following order. Col.
LefFerts commanding.
a detachment of the It'll regiment (artillery)
Col. Ilinckcn, $50 men.
Detachment Of Third regiment (N. Y. Illus.
salO Col. Menck, 200 men. Seventh regiment
(Nsiiona Guartl) coo strong. Capt. Movers Of
Co. i. IN command.
llcaisc, with military escort from Missouri
and Guard Of Honor of the Seventh Regiment.
on each side.
Officers Of militia and volunteer corps.
Ten bIrouches, containing members Of tho
Common Council.
Citizens generally.
by this Escort the body was conveyed to tho
Harlem and New Haven Railway Depot, on
Twenty -sevenih street, where II remained all
last night, still guarded by Capt Price. Com
pany Of tho Seventh Regiment, and this morn
ing will he taken on to Eistford, Conn, for in
tefment.
The sympathy expressed through out the city
yesterday for the deceased, was very general,
and not flag appeared but was lowered to half
mast
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The Confscation Enforced.
TINE UP.
Ili|FII nm IESShLS .SEYIED.


The fifteen days warning by the term, Of the
Presidents Proclamation coniscating all rebel
property whcrcv cr II can be seized, ev-
pircd at T. o'clock on SATURDAY night. and
preparations had been made bv the proprr OIL
GERS at various points for the instant seizure
Of all such property then to I've found within
their bounds. X. +. Andrews, Esq, the Sur
ycyor of the Port, having previously obtained
information in regard to all the ship, in the
harbor which were owned in whole or in plt
10y persons residing in the seeded states. rayr
notice to the revenue officers in command n.
the Bargo-Ullicc to have in readiness 30 otli-
Gers TO await the orders of the Surveyor at x
O'Clock on Sunday morning, when the Surveyor
taking the revenue cutter G.. Birkbcck, with
the in, officers on board, proceeded TO take
possession Of all the ship, in port BELONGING,
in whole or in part, TO citizens Of states in in
suTrcction, and placed on board of each, reye-
niue officers to hfd the same until the necessary
proceedings can he instituted for their conlsc1-
ton and forfeiture to the 'nited States. There
were twenty-five vessels seized in all, and of
these about an equal proportion of ,hiu,, bar<s
pr'R' anu ''hooh'r'' e'm' o' the vessel, and
cargoes are very valuable, anl altogether il l.,
estimated that several millions ofdoll,r. will
,,r,,.,,l,. 80. ,t =, -. ''''''' WI"
P''', wv" :" '"o"'N''hlNh' IN amount
at least that viii prove fair Offset to IeF.
DaNi,s priyatcoring operations. with pn,sibl,.
a slight margin of profit
Tbr revenue ,n,tr, q ni,,,.,. ,.,.,,...,
Inv N''nu' Gutter t. bIhe'k went down tn
bay YESTERDAY afternoon for the purpose Of
selling several craft that had hi,tarriy,i. Ei,b,
,.,...I. 90, ..1',,', w." r''"n'
''H'' '''' ""'''" 10 inc Ist ol P'i-
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Tnmmnny, Moznrt and Union.

II l. generally Understood among tho poiti.
clans that the Tammany Hall m,nigcrs expect
their noted rendezvous 10 be tho Union Uc,d
qua''crr in the coming campaign. Tho recent
rejection Of the prepo iiion OF Mozart for a uni
ted or combined delegation to the Democratic
State Convention, for tho reason that a radical
difference exists between tho two factions in re-
gnrd to the present war, is nm important step in
the movement that ha, boon a long time in pro-
grc-r. At the last two Democratic State Con.
vcntions the contest between Tammany and Mo-
Fart for seats, has ccn decided by the admission of
half each dc'c cation; an | at present BES Woon
occupies q seat in the Democratic State Commit
tee "a, representative Of Mozart while "Tho OH
War Horse PrrDN, represents Timmlny
Hall in tho same bolv. Tamnany protested
against the decisions made at tho two convcn.
tiuns referred TO, and under tho lead Of Jouy
Classy, made n vigorous fight against the Az.
Iunimcut Of WooD, hut for tho time Welded.
venting their wrath in loud cur,nrs of the
CAGGEU Rc,cnc, and numerous threats As to
the FUTURE
few week since, il il UNDERSTOOD that A
| committee from Tamnany went IN 20 Albany
and made formal demand upon the gentlemen
who run the Democratic machine" that tho
| Iammary delegation he admitted at Syracn,e
to the exclusion of Mozart, and that a pclrc
to that effect he at once given. Receiving m
satisfaction from the Regency, the committc,
returned, and programme was at once male
| up.
Both factions have chosen their ,clc, ate, (,
Syracuse, and tomorrow the old Hattie will b,
fought over again. II, ~ /, most probable. tn,
Convention shall decide, as before. to ADM.
hal' ofolch delegation, the Timmanv mon viii
retire altogether, aud raise the banner of the
Union and the Union ticket over the old conn.
cil.hou.e Of the Jacksonian Democracy.
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around the national flag. and IL right 10 be
there would have become a question only be
tween true men and traitors, long ago.
Twenty thousand loyal Ksntuckians in arm.
would have Joined hands in mutual suppwt
with As many TenneSeeans, while there was
yet ample time to organize and save tho loyal
part &C Tennessee All would then have becn
firmly bound together in imPregnablo defiance
TO the usuping terorists Of beth states. Now,
all is lost in Tennessee, and must he reconquered
by hard fighting without the aid Of the lis
armed and subject populstion--hnd Kentucky is
soon and surely To bo tho theatre Of bloody
fight at the same desperate disadvantage under
which We are now suffering in Missouri. We
can only thank God that incorrigible folly has
done it, wors, at last, and must now shortly come
10 an end
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Newspaper Changes.

10th The dclcctable brothers WOoD are out
in card' dcn,ing that BKS has run away, -
that FERSASpo has taken the N,,rS. OF that the
character Of that adroit confederate Of treason
has been ~ j. 10 bo changed. Doubtless this is
strictly correct; but II is nevertheless certain
that the co,rg of the N,wi has boon as sudden
ly stepped ~ If Marshal MURRAY had laid his
heavy Oilicial hand on the " hole establishmcnt.
The change Is compleie--even PnEMoSrs proc
lamation cannot get the compliment Of single
maleiicton, but is discussed throughout load
ing article with sole reierence 10 lis effect. of
which the editor does not presume to have any
idea whatever. Tho next article is a sweet and
pious homily on the bad passions Of war AMI
the total deprayity of the human heart, which
may probably he adopted as a tract by the Peace
Society (nOt the association" Of that liz lately
engaged in disseminating the Ne,rs) whenever
peace become again cxpcdiont in their eyes.
We are again entertained with encouraging
predictions Of tho suppression Of ono or two
Baltimore papers which continue openly to defy
and malign the Government. 1t is an outrage
upon the hers and other spiked confcderates in
this city, to say nothing Of honest people, TO let
these Baltimore traitors 20 on with impunity.
But we shall believe in tho Presidents moral
courage SoDh, when W. see it-and that very
gladly.
The L. s. District Attorney at Pittsburgh
has taken measures TO prevent an unprecedented
riot, by notifying the German RepvJikdner OF
that city, 10 change it, course or look out for
breaker.
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The Campaign In Missouri.


"fsAaa tF"D Nne htbet FORCES.
81. Lolis, Sept. a. The DenOcrat has sd-
vices from Gen. ThompsOn's camp, at Benton.
Scott Co., 10 the effect that all the rebels heavy
baggage at that and other points Is being hasti-
ly removed to New Madrid and that Thomp-
sons and IIardee's forces would attempt o eff
feet Junction, and fall back to Dykeston, the
terminus Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
where, It Is supposed, they will make a stand
and give Gen. Pentlss battle. The combined
strength Of Thompson's and Hariee's and Pill.
lows armies is 10000. Reports we're current
yesterday and today that Gen. Prontiss had
surprised a camp Of Missouri rebels in Bloom
field, near Stoddard county, and taken $50
prisoners without firing gum but they need
c0r6 nation
Private Dispatches announce that Provost
Mhrshal McKnstry has been promoted Brisa-
der. Gen, raj.
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THE HATTERAs AFFAIR.


FwttS Monroe, ldSept miJey, ria Buitmorc
20 ~ W'mb,r. hc steamer George Peabody mr..
rived from liza ( ris Inlet Il / no .nn,, having
IN tow the prize brig II. ). Bro Ike, captured al
the Inlet.
The Harriet Lane was got on AT +. NJ. on
Saturday her armament and coal had bees
thrown oNcrl oIid the guns would Lo rccoy-
cred
The gun boat L. H. Forbes, from Boston. went
ashore ycstcria, on Smiths slant. near Gina
Charles. Three pIopcllers were sent Iowa from
Old Point I" assist in getting her on.
TE murIS STATEMENT or THEIR Loss.
Loui0W,, kE, S.p'mb,r "A special dis.
patch to the GoUi,r, from Nashville. ST ties the
los OF the Cunled,ratcs at twenty killed and
about the same number wounded. Nnothcr r,
port says that eighty are killed and wounded.
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BY the night telegraph we have brief report
Of another victory Ia Western Virginia
encouraging fact from Kentucky, in the visit Of
ANDREW JoHSsoS, Of Tennessee, by invitation.
Tho organization of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture and evidence of the total impotency or un-
willingness of the U. s. officials at Louisville
10 enforce the proclamation Of non-intercoursc.s
The seizure Of over thirty southern or part
southern vessels and cargocs in this port, by
Surveyor ANDREWS, for conGscation, under the
act Of Congress will he fonnd fully reported.
TnE Proclamation Of General FnENoN1 is
hailed with appreciation b, the press and with
fresh cheer by tbs popular heart. The patriotic
press is unanimous in favor Of Us position,
and the st. Louis Rpn5'ican, We are happy to
zee, gives II strong support.
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ladies bcarding-l,ouse We make the correction
at the instance Of Captain John A. Smith, the
occupant.
BUProsxD FATAL AccDEsr.-0n Sunday
evening, q woman named Catharine Sands,
aged 80 year., became intoxicated, and, having
ALLEN asleep while sitting in third story win
dow Of her house, No. 762 Second avenue, lost
her balance and tumbled into the street. She
received injuries which probably will prove
fatal. Officer Merritt, Of the 21st Ward, con-
veyed her to Bellevue Hospital.
CHILD KILLED ny FALLING FROM A WIZ
Dow.-Conrnd NJ. May, boy aged two years,
fell from the third story window Of his parents
residence, No. 81 MacDougall street, on Satur-
day night, to the sidewalk and was killed. Cor
oner Schirmcr held an inquest in the case, re-
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Another Battle In Western y,,v,n,,

Wheehpq, Va, Sent. 1.-The ScceHoni.ts
cneamped at WOrthington, Marion Co.. 400 in
number, were attacked by Col. Crossmnn. Of
Gen. kelly's staff, with two complnie, of Unit
ed States uoops, little after daylight this
morning.
The scccssionisis were too strong fr him, an |
he was obliged to fall back with the loss Of two
men.
The expedition from here laat night had mo-,
reached the scene Of action at our latest ady'ccs
Two pieces Of artillery were sent to Col. Cru--
mans rcliN from CLARK sburg toby. lie reports
that he can hold the enemy In check until rein
Jared
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Organization Of the I,c1,-,.,.r..

Fronifo1 n.y., S,p, 2.-The Legislature
met here today. r. II. Buckley was elected
Speaker of the House, W. T. S,mucl', Clerk
and John S. Linsdloy, Sergeant .at-Arms.
MANLY CoUNsEIIoR CALLED IN
Senator Johnson Of Tennessee ha, loft hero
for Kentucky, at the earnest invitation OF lead
ing men Of that STATE, and will probably dcliv.
or an address at Lexington, on the issue, Il the
day.
FHKMoNT's PROCLAMATION IN KENrr,SY.
Tho Louisville JOurnai this morning strong.
~ condemns the proclamation Of General Fro
mont, aud urges the state legislature, bv it,
action, TO avoid the contingency Of any such
action here.
II says tho legislature mnt now decide
whether il will organize body Of local sol
diciv for state purposes, strong enough 90 en-
force the ob4pssons OF loyal neutrality, or
whether II ~ suffer things TO 10 on as they
have been d14s with a prospect Of lapsing at
no distant Into the condition which, in 20
brief a time, has brought on tho sway ormutia
law in Missouri.
The Couricr says that there /, company Of
armed federal solders stationed AT Horse Gave
station, on the Nashville railroad, cighty-one
miles -outh Of Louisville
TiIE IMrorRNCr % rHg LAND BLOCKADE.
Immense amounts Of freight and great rush
Of people are daily going South by tho Nash
willie route.
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The Real Misfortune of Tennessee,

The complaint Of IN 2 n,yn oft 20 mad,
against the Goycrmeu,, for Iot ha,in, son,
arms, at least, if not military support, to the
crushed patriots Of East Tennessee. This dos,
not touch the real f.ult. To this charge it
might he replied with some FEASIBILITY, that
tOrces could not be sent to all points Of so vast
campaign IN the first three months, and that
mere arms and ammunition, to enable an unor.
gained population to make bloody but futile
struggle, would have been a poor boon to East
eTn Tennessee.
The truth is that want Of moral courage 10
deal consistently with all the various grades of
secesSionism and inlrm Unionsm in Kentucky
has been and is the vial defect Of our policy
here. Gnnting that we had no troops to spare
for Kentucky-and certainly Mcclellan,
FREMONT and Wool have none to spare-the
President could and should have sent Kentucky
a General, arms, and a standard. The brave
yeomanry Of that truly gallant state, despite
a'e'r dsmOraliIed politicians, would have rallied
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PATENT AGENCY.
)ATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.

Aessrs. MUM d Co, Prnpretorq OF The Sci
ent'hc American, No. 81 PaIk-rbw, New York, con-
unues T. solicit Patents Ia the United States aud in
all foreign countries, the nIuat reasonable terms
Consultations pnd pamphlets of advice In English
and Gci man FREQ "u application e. the office
Read the following testimonials IRON the three
last Commissioners u' Patents,
Mcssis. MI M " co. | take pleasure IN stating
that while bed the uihcr of Commissioner of Pa.
tents more than uue-iuurth OF all the business Of
tie office came through your hands. | have no
doubt n at the public confidence thus Indicated ha.
been fully deserved ~ have always observed in all
your intercourse with tie office, u marked degrees
Of prumptness, skill and fidelity tu the interests OF
your employ ers. Yours, very truly,
CllAS MASON.
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The New NIn--nchu.c,,, Troon.

hos,on, N,p Capt. Amory, of the Scy-
enth |. ;. Infantry, Ia, received furlough, and
b. en- commissioned Col. ofthc 18th Nlasslchusett,
Regiment Volunteers. lie left for the seat OF
war TO-DAY.
The new regiments called for are rapidly hll-
ing up. The War Department has given au-
thorty Tor regiment OF clValr, from Massa-
chnseit, which is expected to be completed
within three weeks.
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As IMPERIAL PRT-ESr.-Princc Napoleon.
being DESTROYS Of leaving to the children Of
Randall's Island memorial OF his visit, had
mmuiActurcd on board Of his yacht splendid
French national tlag, which he intends pre-
,cnting to them, through the Commissioners
OF Charities. The tlis, which is of heavy silk
doubled, richly studded with golden bees, is now
on exhibition in 1iifanys window, 552 Broad
way, and attracts much attention.
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BOARD oF SUPERVISORS. AT a regular
meeting of this Board held Yesterday a COM
munication was received from the Comptroller,
stating that maRduavs from the supreme
Court, had been served ON him directing him to
pay over to the Commissioner, of Record III.
sum OF sol, OO9 OF for services rendered by
them. -
Mr. Pudy offered resolution appropriatinr
that sum, which was adopted.
>, Inc County Tax Levy was then taken I'D for
discussion, and il was finally decided to appoint
special Committee to confer with the Commit
zee on Annual Taxes and the Comptroller, and
to ascertain whether some deductio,is cannot hc
made in the various items. The Board then adj
Jouned to Friday next.
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Court OF General Sessions.

The court met this morning; at 10 o'clock. TO
open the term. The Grand Jurors were Dis.
charged until tomorrow, and .ome routine bu,
mes, transacted. some prisoners were arrai.,ncl.
OF whom John Tanning was convicted. hy con.
ie,son, Of am attempt TO commit grand larceny.
lie wa, romaudcd To he sentenced on Wednc.
day. Christ. Sharkcy plead guilty of petty
larceny, and was sent to the CITY Prison. l6r
confinement for ono day. No other cases be-
ing i,a1y for trial the court adjourned.