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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

1ren Nsrth Carelina-AnethsP Change sf
Base"
0oLDsDoR0', Dso 16-An artillery duel Of
White Hall, sixteen miles wen Of this point On The
Nsuss. has been going On since ths morning. The
airing esassd shout o'clock. The AbolitionistB
sssn to hsvs changed their bass'' 10 easualHss
rspoeted among TIE helA oAaesn IN ths battls Of
4y. ss-ss ssssssaa-asa
lGIc0HD DrsPATcH1
GoLDsBoRe', Dec. 16-P. M.-The Abolitioaists
havs certainly changed their bass to The south
Of the Hsusa Thar cavalry made raid ON Mount
Olive depot, on the Wilmineton Railroad, nine
miles from this point tearing up the road, burning
bridges and dspots, and cutting the Telegraph
wires The eannonsdine at White Hall resulted IN
sllsht loss to the oonfedsrassa. wehad only two
pissss engaged. The principal tight was between
infantry, separassd By the river. The Abolition.
lsss Aed from the field. Thsir loss was svidsutly
much greater than ours.
I'VE understand that the telegraph line d ex.
psesed to be In good working order today, Q7th)
In the meantime messages will be sent South over
the Western line
Runners from Kinstsn--Movements Of The
Enemy.
PETERSBURG, Dec. l7.-There are rumosy Of
heavy fighting Ill day near Kinsson, but no parte.
ulars.
During last week reinforcsments were constantly
being sent to Suffolk. The report was that Pc.
tersburg was to bs attacked from Suffolk, while
another force was to be landed at City Point, un.
der protection Of iron.clads. Since Burnsidss d.
feat at Fredericksburg. It Is believed the pro.
gzamme has been changed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-18

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-06
A, s. cRINRAUM & CO.,

Importers Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Ccthing
Caps Boots and Shoes and every variety OF Gentle
Superior Furnishing Goods Store, formerly occu-
pied by W. A. Airich, Esq, in Makee's Block Queen
Street. Honolulu, Oahu 2's-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-06
PU BLISHED WEEKLY By 4
ii HENRK NJ. WHITNEY.

Governor Letcher has issued orders for the forma-
ton of Home Guards, for the defense OF Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond.
A correspondent Of the Memphis -Arulanehe writes
in the same strain.
FoRTHEss Monroe, Feb. 13.
A Richmond dispatch says: +" Our Tennessee eI-
changes give gloomy prospects for the future. In
that part Of the Confederacy several leading journals
intimate plainly that there is really threatening
state Of affairs in East Tennessee, growing out Of the
idolatrous love Of many Of those people to the old
Union
The Invasion of North Carolina-The
Roanoke Fight.
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. IL
By flag Of truce. We have confirmation of the
complete success of General Burnsde's expedition
against Roanoke Island. The destruction and cap
ture Of the rebel gun-bOa,s were complete
Destruction of Elizabeth City.
Elizabeth City was attacked on Sunday, the 9th,
and evacuated by the inhabitants The city
burned, but whether by ths Federal shelling, by
the residents, is not known.
The News Travels.
The first news of the defeat received at Norfolk
on Sunday afternoon, and caused great excitement,
the previous news had been very satisfactory to
them, stating that the Yankees had been allowed TO
advance for the purpose Of drawing them into trap
Sr. LOUIS. Feb. II.
All troops left Lebanon on Monday last, the
Sd, and took line of march to Marshheld, between
which place and Springfield they expect encounter
Prices rebel force. Price is reported making
every preparation for fight
A telegraphic dispatch, received in San Francisco
just the War Halrk sailing. states that Gen.
Price had surrendered the Union forces with IA 900
troops.
1.-THE above is not confirmed in the dates by the
Cdlarala, arrived on Monday.l
..r.-... .-e New YORK, Feb. II.
The special dispatches to the New York papers
state that the bill organizing rebel States into Terri
tories will shortly he reported by the Territorial Com
mittee Of the two Houses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-06

FoRrREss MONROE, Feb 13.
A bearer Of dispatches from Burn-ide's expedition
arrived to-day. The main facts Of the capture Of
Roanoke are ss follows Over three thousand prison.
ers captured, and all rebel gunboais burned cap
turei except two, which escaped. The Federal loss
is AZ killed. and 40 wounded; the rebel loss is 80
killed, and 100 wounded
An advance from Hatteras took place on Wednes-
day morning, the expedition consisting Of about sixty
vessels. The fleet anchored of Stumpy Point that
night and the day proceeded to the entrance Of
Crotian Sound. After a reconnaissance an attack was
commenced on Friday morning, the gunboat Under
trTifsT lending the column.
The rebel feet attacked and dispersed in half
hour by the navy. while the remainder Of the fleet
attacked the land batteries The fight continued
until dark and during the night ten thousand men
landed. and Saturday morning seven thousand
more. 4 masked battery Of three guns was soon
discovered and attacked in front, and both tanks
and rear.
Our troops pursued nnd surrounded the rebel
camp, aud took nearly the whole command pr'soue ers
EdentOn taken possession Of on Wednesday,
no opposition being offered The Norfolk and Rich
mond papers atrbate the loss at Roanoke TO the in
efficiency of their navy, and TO some Roanoke pilot
deserting, and plotting the Yankees to point where
they could ect landing safely. They stl persist
In asserting that thousand Federals we're killed
Dispatches from Memphis to Norfolk admit thas
the Federal Flag cheered the Tennessee
hver, and assert that the Federals neither seized
nor destroyed any private propertynot even cotton
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-06
Arrival of the Clipper Ship War
Hawk, with War News!

The Clipper Ship War Hd,ok arrived this MORN
ing, tMarch ~ IL days from San Francisco,
bringing small mail from San Francisco. and
very interesting news from the East by telegraph.
The following IS a brief summary of the latest
dispatches received, extracted from the Alta and
Bulletin It viii: be seen that the Union forces
are at last in motion, and the struggle has begun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
DESCENT OF BUFORD's CAVALRY ON
MADISON COURT HOUSE.
WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF TIE CANAL
RY FROM BEING CUT OFF
BY THE ENEMY

CULPEPER, Monday, August 1.-THE brigade
Of cavalry under command Of Gen. Buford made
descent on Madison Court House on Tuesday,
the 5th inst. He found the rebels had been there,
but had left. He made a reconnaissance in every
direction, and met rebel pickets on every road
On the 9TH instant the pickets on the road TO
Stannardsville had skirmish, losing killed
and3 wounded.
On the the sth, the LIST Maryland had another
skirmish en- the Orange Court House road, In
which they lost - and about a dozen taken
prisoners.
Being reinforced by the LIST Michigan, the
rebels were driven to the Rapidan. A strong re-
connosance was made the same evening, TO the
Rapidan, on the Orange road, and a skirmish
was going on without loss, when orders come
from Gen. Buford to return to Madison Court
House.
The party got back at a. m. on the 9th, and
found everything ready for retreat towards spei-
ryville as the rebels were approaching from every
direction. The party reached Woodville in
safety, and there camped. They reached Cul.
pepper Monday night.
The escape Of this brigade IL considered almost
miraculous, as they were surrounded on almos!
every side, and many gave the party up az Lost.
Gen. Buford deserves great praise for the manner
In which he extricated his command from such a
perilous condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The PASSENGER RAILwAY.-Tne City Pas.
senger Railway Company have now completed
the road 70 Georgetown, with the exception OF a
small piece across the aqueduct bridge, over
Rock Creek, which cannot be finished until the
Government has the abutments filed In with
earth In the meantime the company have fifteen
cars running as far a. the Circle, In connection
with omnibusses to Georgetown, at the i've cent
fare, through from one end Of the line to the
other AT present they are running on Eve minute
time, but when more cars arrive they hope to run
every three minutes.
Preparations are being made TO commence lay.
Ing the track to the Navy Yard, and that branch
will probably be commenced next week The
company have full supply of material, and with
the force they now have will be able to conn leie
the entire line, 1t 10 expected, before the fall
rains Iet In.
The cars cannot be finished as fast as the com
pany need them, and this occasions quite draw.
back, but as they have now three firms building
them, 1t Is hoped that full supply may be herr
shortly. John Stevenson q Son, OF New York;
Kimball & Gorton, and Murphy g. Allison, are
now busily employed in building them.
The hot weather OF the past few weeks has
materially reta ded the building Of the road, tht
men being hardly'able to work, but with the
present large force there 10 fear but the entire
road will be finished some time before the end OF
the period designated by law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
REMARKABLE ESCAPE OF GEMS. POPE
AND BANKS FROM CAPTURE.
EVERYTHING QUIET NOW NEAR Gull
PEPPER

CULPRPER, Aug. 12-The strsgglers, from the
battlefield to town, have all been arrested by
General Pope, and tomorrow q list Of the miss-
Ing can be obtained with accuracy.
Sunday night, about IL O'Clock, while General
Pope and Banks were In conference, In the rt ar
OF four advanced batteries, body Of the enemy's
cavalry charged In the most daring manner
through the woods on our front upon the group.
The discharge Of musketry and the whizzIng
Of bullets near them gave timely notice Of the
rebels approach. Horses were Immediately
mounted, and regiment Of Infantry fred
voiley, checking the charge and probably saving
both commanders.
General Buford, with his cavalry command
arrived at Culpeper yesterday from Madison.
Previous to his departure thence he sent a recon
noissance to the Rapidan, where he found
force Of the enemy on the south but none north
Of the river.
All is quiet this morning, a. things were dur
ing the night.
Col. Donnelly Is still alive, but sinking. The
other officers are generally doing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
FROM BURNsIDE,s DIVISION.

TCorres pondence Of The Philadelphia Pres
BuRN.IpE's NINTH ARMY CoRPs, FRKpERICKs-
BURG, Va Aug 9.-The ivisioas OF Generals
Burnside, Of the North Carolina corps and
Wright OF the Department OF South Carolina,
have located their respective camps upon tbs
high and healthful, and romantic grounds border
ing the R5ppahannock, ana but a short distance
from the city Of Fredericksburg and village Of
Falmouth. From the camp ground Of I'd Divi-
sion, an admirable view OF the surrounding eoun-
try is drained As far as the eye can reach, tue
IandScape is dotted alternately with grove ana
camp. A mole beautiful tcenery can scarcely be
realli ed, and coming from the nat scorchins
plain at Newport News, the change IL prefer
GA account of the illness Of Col Ferrea, COM
handing I'd brigade, Col. J. Hartranft, Of tue
5lst PeuntYlvania volunteers, IS now In command.
The brigade IL in General r sno's division, an 10
composed Of tue following regiments. who each
take the position In column follows: Stat Penn
sylvania, 2Ist Massachusetts,, and slst New York.
rhe first brigade is under command Of Colonel
Nagle, Of the 4Sth Pennsylvania, and comprises
the 45th Pennsylvania, ID Maryland and IU3d
New York.
A commissioned officer ana ten enlisted men
have been detailed from the different regiments
Of this corps for recruiting service. They pro-
coed North immedi dtely 20 report for duty. We
are inclined to believe that within few days
President Lincoln will prove TO be the most active
recruiting Cficer that has yet reported for duty.
The rebels around here are active. They dis
play their vigilance by capturing army wagons
not well guarded, and straggler' along the road.
u
Richmond, and, IN fact, In all parts OF Virginia.
at one and the same time. He has not made hs
appearance at Fredericksburg as vet, unless he
came, his sympathizers claim he did, Is q
farmer peddling apples. Some OF the citizens
around here Will tell you grsvelV that General
Burnside was at this place short time, taking
photographs, and thar he knows all about Jack
sons movements. It 10 probable he does, but
does not receive the information In the style they
presume.
Im, orIant movements are on foot, not q thou
sand miles from here, and, IL not frustrated, wiz
restore confidence throughout the North; IL 10
probable that stay here Is not intended 10 be
q prolonged ore The large baggage trains VIII
De cut down. and but small trains OF transports-
ton will be permitted Oficers viii be allowed
eighty pounds, and privates % much a. they are
able 10 carry on their shoulders. Quick, declsive
blows are to be struck, and II, within the next
two months, febfldom does not become too hot
to hold rebels even, am mistaken, and thar
greatly; In thine own good time, Mr. gen Davis
The weather In warm, and ak inches OF red
dust in the main roads,, but there 10 generally
good deal Of air stirring. The mercury stands
this morning at ., deg "a the shade, and, 40 tho
1rckers observe, "stin going up" j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
WOUNDED OFFICERS ARRIVED

The following officers, wounded in the recent
action near slaughter's mountain, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel: Colonel w. Il. Creighton,
nh Ohio; Major C. e. Fulton, Goth Ohio; Lieuts.
Eaton, Reed, and Hopkins, It'll Ohio; Captain q.
J. Wright, 10th Ohio; Lieut.. Stewart, Company
C, 2sth Ohio; Lieut. E. J. Hulburt, 29th Ohio;
w. N. Clark, Company K, Goth Ohio; Lieut..
Dice, Company X, 2sth Ohio; Captain s. T.
Mem oran,
Lieuts. Grafton, Robinson, and Oakley, Of the
I'd Massachusetts Regiment, are at the National.
Capt. Pitcher and Lieut.. Noble, Of the 9Th In
fantrY, U. 8. A, arrived this morning, and were
quartered at the Kirkwood House. The above
officers were wounded In the fight Of Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
DIED.

In this city. August IL, Of typhoid fever. MARY
WALKER, onIy daughter OF John q. ana Susan
years and MONTHS.
The friends Of the family sre respectfully invited
70 the funerai, 70 morrow Wednesday at O'Clock
p. m, from NO. at Pa avenue.
On Saturday night, Augu. 9th, ats O'clock, aftsr
. nngering illness, ELlZAHETH ELLiOGT
ylie Of ssmnsl MeElWee, ST., In tho 51th year OF
her age.
on supdsy night. In this city, GEORGE o.
DIXON. OF alexandria, Va.
his Ianere! wilt tate Plsoe from TIE residence OF
his brothsi, Mr.. J. A. DIIion, on Washn ston st :.
N AleSandIia. q 10 O'clock on Wednesdsy morn
ed 20 attend. .
MATILDA ..wnI1IEER, third DAUGHTER Of
John y. Whipkef. assd % years.
Ger funeral VII take place st Roak Greek
Ohuroh. Ga the Eth Inst. &C o'olook, (Rep.)
On shs 70 b Instant, EmILY aged Q monihs and
@ d.J. ifsns Gaashssf OF George and emily Fol
He fupsrsl viii take plaos to-morrov evening
q o,e!o! u, from the lsrsntS residesee. No. Ss3
Nav Yofk avenue, between <sh end 5th streell
invsssd 70 sttsad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

A COMMUNICATION Star: Will you please
explain to me the use Of having laws II they are
not enforced! Some days since 1 noticed in your
valuable journal paragraph containing the en-
couraging intelligence that all dogs found in the
streets should be killed. In the continuance of
nv daily walks / have observed that there are
still great many dogs running at large, a num-
Der of which look az though they were in the
first stage Of hvdrophobia. Now, what IL the
cause Of all this! Have we no one to enforce our
laws, Where are the police Have they, like
the men Of Sodom, suddenly been struck blind,
that they do not see these evils! Nothing is
more dangerous than a rabid dog; the bite 10
fatal; and IL not the life OF a human being worth
that Of many dogs? IL we could rid Washing.
ton Of few hundred Of these mongrels II would
be an important step towards civilization. The
public safety demands II, and respectfully ask
that you viii allow these lines place In your
much read Journal, and confer q lasting favor
upon LADY READER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

lcKI WATKRnKLoNs. Cool, delicious Water
melons, out Of Wilson's celebrated ice house
thermometer always at 40 degrees,) at 1l9 Penn
avenue, between 18th and Goth SITS. Ice for sal
at all hours Of the day, Try the wat rmelons
au l2-3ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

AssAuLT.-OficeF Clark last night arrested
Edward Carroll on Capitol Hill, for an assault
on w. =. Wright with an axe. The dinncultg
was occasiOned by a fuss between some children
he was taken before Justice Gull, who held hin
TO security for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
CARRIED.

In 6sorsetovn, p. C., On the ll.h Of Ausu,t, By
MARY BOWEN.
In 6eorEetovn, ID. c.. On the sth Of August, By
MARY E. MURRAY.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMKNrs To-NIsHf.

DxFERRKp LocALs.-See outside Of to-dav,s
STAY for interesting deferred local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR!
60 TO the Dollar Store, 43S Penn avenue, nea
-Four and half street. and zee the splendid stool
Of jewelry and silver plated ware, and take you
choice for one dollar. 1w&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

TEE UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF East
Warrington are highly successful In their efforts
soldiers In the hospitals. The committee Of WIS
itation are interchangeable In performing the duties
assigned them ~ the association, and are daily
among the sick Ne hospitals In that vicinity.
Christ Church, Navy Yard, 70 which they invite
the public, !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

COFFIss FOR The DEAD-Yestsrisy the Gov
eminent undertaken dispatched hfty cofaus 70
the hospital at CulpepeT. The order 10 under
stood be anticipatons OF deaths OF soldiers
MORALLY wounded in the recent desperate con-
fict al Slaughter's Mountain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

DARING BURsLARY.-On Sunday night the
dwelling Of Mr.. Alfred Edelin,, on street. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, Navy Yard J
was entered by some burglar, who wsat into a
bed room where a portion Of the family were
asleep, and took OF trunk containing about
the trunk. Mr.. Edelin, at the time was sleep-
ing down stairs, and the burglar must have
passed near him, and proceeding up stairs phi
the trunk out of the window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

THrRp.wARD STATION CAsEs-Befors Jrstie
CLdrk -BeDja amin Whitney, aIsaultlng his wife
fned So Francis Thomas and VIM. James, dis
orderly; fined So each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

THIsTLEs,-The defeated Canada thistle 10 re
appearing In the fields and reservations about tn
city. The police have had their attention directe,
to the matter, and the nuisance viii doubtless b
prevented seasonably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

LIKE! LInE! LIMs!-On hand large quaint.
~ Of my own manufacture, In quantities to sui
purchasers, at w. II. Godsy's lime kilns. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

OusHr TO BE RRMovED-The heaps of san,
and gravel on street north between Twelftl
and Thirteenth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPTAIN BAcKus Captain
Backus, Brigade Quariermasier, attached TO the
staff Of General WhiPpie, died suddenly yester-
day OF congestion or brain His oody Will be
transmitted to Rochester, ~. Y, for interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

TIE woRKHousz BRIGADE was reinforced yes
terday by Caroline Robertson, white, Eliza Lam
and disorderly conduct, and John Thomas fo
being drunk and disordefly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12
486 w, PA6 & 3 y I \ ISIS. 4S6
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, &C., &C,

VFAL rIV6UhE FNAHHS' 80" cS''
"A choice selection of Psperhanglngs, warranted
Sold and Imitation Sold Band Wlndov shades;
or made into Windov Shades; Picture Cord and
Tassei, different siIes and oolors; Picture Nails,
Hlngs, DO sl,o the handsomest $3.50 tment OF
Oval Picture Frames in the city, from the best
mandatory in the county; also, Passepartouts,
and Gard Visiie Frames.
Al:rlcies wsrrsntsd q represented, or no ssls.
Purchasing for cash, all goods will be sold at the
lowest remuneratiye prices.
Allowing no old stock to aocunulats, persons
needing the above goods Will hnd new and desir-
A call solicited from those needing the above
goods.
II Terms cash. J. MARKRITER.
REMEMBER VIE NUMBER.
No. ls6 eEvBNTH STREET,
Eight doo,s abovs Odd Fellows Hall.
Aud the terms-Cash for goods and labor.
an Slot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

CURED OF PIMPLEs ON THE FAcE.-The best
medical skin In Washington and vicinity failed
70 cure me Of pimples, blotches and bolts, with
has given me q handsome complexion, exempt
from all eruptions, by his herb medicines.
au 1T II. 3. BAMKs, Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-12

SOLDIERS, zee to your own health. Do not trust
to the army supplies. Cholera, Fever and Bowel
Complaint win follow your slightest indiscretion.
HOlloway's Pills and Ointment should be In every
mans knapsack. The British aud French troops
use no other medicines. Only IS cents per box or
not 2I6