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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
LATE TELEGRAPH1O NEWS.
HARRIsoN's LANDING EVACUATED.
CROSSING THE CHICKAHOMINY.
Ne Less Incurred in the Move,


Correspondence Of the Philadelphia IaquIrer
FORTRESS MONROE, August 17.-When 1 LEFT
Harison's Bar yesterday morning the entire army
was moving; all the transports were en- rorts fer
Fortress Monroe. Nothing was left behind ex-
cept a small lot Of damaged hsy and two small
canal boats, one Of which, used as a wh.rf boat,
was worthless, the other sunk in shoal watel with
a small cargo OF hay. Both these barges were
fred before we left.
think can safely say this was the amount Of
our loss. The evacuation has been, as far as I can
learn, entirely successful, conducted without
haste, and securing all the stores.
The army was crossing the Chickahominy YES
terdav by means Of pontoon bridge Of Q GOO fee.
In length, formei OF upwards of 100 ponioon
boats.
This splendid bridge was constructed by the
engineer corps under the direction Of Captain J..
G. Duane. The approaches to II were protected
by two gunboats.
By personal observation, this morning, I find
that, with a few exceptions, our entire aeet Of
transports has arrived here, so that may saw the
entire feet Is safe. The credit for this is. in a
great measure, due to the abilities and untiring
industry Of Capt. c @ SIwtelle, Assistant Quar-.
termaster, who had entire charge Of this matter
For more than a week past we have been NOV.
Ing baggage supplies, sick men, and In fact ev.
erything and everybody which might have
proved impedments at the last moment
Tne rear OF the army may be attacked on the
march, but once across the ChIckahominy ali
Will be safe. BY noon yesterday all the reserve
| artillery, and Gen. Porter's corps d'arnee had
crossed, and the others were rapidly following
The steamer Hugh Jenkins (tTansport) sunk
here last night: She lies in shoal water, and can
easily be raised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
THE WAR I'm KENTUCKY.
ADVANCE OF THE REBELS.

CINCINNATI, August 1e.-Three thousand rebel
cavalry are at Richmond, Kentucky, twenty-five
miles south Of Lexington. They are supposed to
be the advance guard Of larger body.
LOUISVILLE, August 1s.-Rumors, apparently
well founded, indicate the occupation of several
new points in Kentucky by the rebel guerillas,
who exhibit great sctiVity.
The names Of toe places occupied and the num-
Der Of the forces are withheld, by order of the
military authorities. There is considerable en-.
citement In thii city from these caures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
rrIaE AeIIATORs AND The COL.


PurIOrtInE to represent the toInts sone.imes Of q
population Of the Dittriot O. Conmbs. osleT sied
to disturb the peaoe ard great y nlsrepresent the
in OF s Of s
refer TO the OF that ter w of hi, Homo
committee Of oolorsd men, his sd iress, &c And
s mere are fo nlLe ient5s Of us sta loss to know
have found the key to those IN uIries viii Won VA
TINS kinanes. 20 allow me very small spaoe Ia
yonr much read columns that may sto " Who the
tEtators are have besn led tn think for III O uths
past the modestr ard strait f6rw,Td course of cur
people he. ed the agitalors to the that
oan commit the greatest ou.rores upon pTopriety
ana deco nm unnotoed. l wish 10 inform them
tended hllsnthroplo plot aLd ichsles. We b.v,
learned that the race Is not to the swift nor The
Nov, then, a, to who are thes. aritstcr. of our
peacti perhaps they can most clearly be dssoribed
Mattiew 2s 1t Euns thus bsrs Do .Send TN IN
as siS WY ~ The eek ss tOleth
This no doubt was 10 tive us an u pfs at
Die rule b which we NAV draw correct conolusions
The Iue is. cause aud effect, that's clear, ard
~ cs'hS Iais neAPhoI 1t must DO kert In mind THAI
thIs ,s Bifdi her very mnoh as regards p'umsEs,
otners dark and 20 on As to mode of iIving one
spocles will 90 hing. another will mount 90 ne
como along. ThoIe il. in the character Of this
Y,
seems to be Kind Of oseT OF 70 that
up their ROSES Il. insTs is. hoTevsP. one habit
Win or olmmOn 20 them al they love the hei,btu
is Tho one in the metsphor I think It Win moi he
stTs.ninE the fturo to fay. thar IS :hers are ceS
Jon will see one mac take OF his coat roll up his
eevos. and With hs Of oharoe. forge mis- way
Vita fnd Fsos but h, the 4:o
hvins prey, II is not ashamed to be al the while
Hioust from tins commencement of this IN
s2 q, what pie! 1hen wien Coz giess
! ord. how The ax!ss q boxed to tovS, rome sysG
lem the sIaIs yard Of our old fa'hcTs
the White Il soG aS nt thsn 81 as os.
come down 70 the ROAD and field to get tho prey. ihe
hnI asis We on ,ush sPsos .9& ,n
8. al the ol1 fathers and mothers Ia Isrse ssy
fSi1k, thu &c .stes fsve c,eD zone o. if }qss 10
FOUNTAIN and got his HONOR III PraSidsnt Il the
e .ut ,bs him e III. sap Of sts;s, v0ioG
iass to &c. him 70 say LAT fe wants I" sss 80 ne
ooiore1 men Nhy Are they traitorsf No. not
shs s enSTJ Is TIN. not enough TO fiji his hard.,
one ne.s TOO 81 e,,'ior lhs present And more
Gale uson 70 do sJmethInE TO rirht the shIp. n
Sssre clad to hssr tina, many OF our IaSs are dcinS
forth For one, belle ve we have quite a. much
ilsnt, IN case 9isny emergency, the oontrabands
ku:. sssin. Why is his Eouor the Pf-sideas thu.
h.a he W.s bSs I6s Mf BsIs1 In
ons as'; man Who had voTy dull IL that ne
d 70 he 9,, let e PIE t4i' lit
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him S5 I'll ~ .bu ae e sh the
grinders. be vlIl cave TO hlm.eif much time AID
sS 9oG! and you " , Also confer upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
A NEW MILITARY DEPARrMEN1

Wa' DspdT.r1srt, AdjbfdHt GereTai'S O6:e)
WaSAtHgtos, Aug l9, 1so2.
General Orders No. 1l2.
1. The Department, Of the Ohio, hereby created
will be composed Of the States Of Ohio, Mich
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky
eist OF the Tennessee river, and including Cum
berland Gap and the troops operating In Its vi
clnhy.
2. Msjor General n. 6 Wright is assigned tc
the command OF the Department Of Ohio
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
Ed. TOWNSEND, Asst Adyt Gen.

CAPTURE OF REBEL OFFICER AND
RECRUITS FOR The sECESH ARMY
On Friday last, rqusd Of cavalry from this
city went 70 st. Marys county, Md, and en-
c71ntered near Leonardtown Capt. VIM. CLARK
Of the s7th Virginia regiment, with q number OF
recruits, travelling In wagons, on their way to
join the rebels. When they observed the cavalry
they abandoned their teams and broke for the
woods, but the cavalry pursued them, and several
shots were exchanged. Nine Of them, including
the ofcer, were taken, and brought to the city
and cent 70 the Old Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
APPOINTED.

The following Is a list Of the appointments Of
Major and BrlgadIer Generals just made by the
President: Brig. Gen. II. J. Wright, (of U. g
Engineers,) TO be Major General Col. Michael
Corcoran, Of the New York seth Volunteers, and
Col. Orlando M. Wilcox, Of the I'd Michigan
Volunteers, TO be Brigadier Generals; also, Brig.
Gen. 6. W. Cullom mot confirmed by the Sen
ATE through an accidental omission) reappointed
20 be BfiQadier General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
APPLICATIONS FOR PENsIoNs

There have been Hled IN the Pension Bureau
tunder the act Of July IL. 1862 about 1900
invalids' applications and 1000 widows and
Orphans applications for pensions, growing out
Of services In the current war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
RE6lSfER OF DESERTERS FFOM iST
~ ~. Q. RE6'T, SINcI NAV "a IssS IoA

William Blair. Private, Co. ID, Juse K,,
5 fsasn 10 ys Jno Gown frvats o. d.
70 SoA, sune ", hesrnto. IN. Va; WIN. Sab, sfeI'
6nvnte. 90 u. JlEe 10, keaIn.own. Va Wiii,s -
~. .eTs rnssie 20; %, july 1s, nea Wsirenton
20 K, May 81, MarIlIld ReIyhts, Md: Ps,1nss,
s. ssiSsn. Nd fdfi,jt os. Co. fs.nK, HsG
Sstn. Bolvar Heights Va; Patrick Haryins.snSn,.
knvate. GO. 1, MAY % Boliysr heights. Va: pea,
uok sumers Private. Co q, July 8, Front sar,s.ii
Va; samasl Melnsyrs, Pri..!o, 20. q, jaIy T.
20 q, July 8. near sIrasbuIg, Va; Chsri,s ~
yens, private, Co @. july 5, near Strssburs We NJ
wm; Dsy.li. PTiy.,s, 60: q. Ju,Y H. Iss1 War;
neat Wa,tenton, v. EdyaId Bsfsrnsn. 70. y,
mnsn, Co. b, Private, July 8. Front Hoyai. Va
H1enarl Latsman, Co. d, Private, JAY is. n.st
Warrenton. We James Weiah. Co U. Priysts
Saly y near Warronton. Va; John Norrls 10 M
5riyato, July IL, near sWarrenton, Va, Will. ~
SoueIs, 90 A, Private, July Is, near Warrenion'
xSi Mihitm u nurtx, Co. A, Private, Jpi, IL
ns4 Warren on. We; John MeDc asiI, Co II ppa.
wto; July 1. near csyssbarg, o Patrick 6cdf a.
oo y. frlyates jay Q, n-aF Front Royal, va es'
fhs usual reward viii be giysr for their s.,,.
Msisssl O. the Dstr,st 'A st oIa.a;: Or Provost
as s' q. }. M5kRiS0N. Major,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19

U6cv Jameson, who left for Maine twelve
days since, has not yet proceeded farther than
New York city. His friends hope that he will
be able 70 continue bis journey In day or two.
The fever which be caught In the swamps of the
Peninsula, has proved to be very severe and OBJ.
stinate one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19

ID Judge Joshua Allen, a member Of Con.
sress from the 9th District of Illinois, has been
arrested for discoursging enlistments. Judge
Bruf, Of Marion county, is also arrested on a
similar charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
CApTURE OFA pptzp

The Navy department has information that the
United States gunboat Penobscot captured of
North Carolina, few days ago, the sloop Lizzie
from Nassau, FALLING under English colors and
loaded with salt, blankets, sheet tin, &C. When
captured she was trying 20 eyaas the nlockade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
ASSIGN En-

Brig. Gen. }. J. Barnard, U. 8. Volunteers, has
been assigned to the command Of the fortfca-
tions around Washington and the tops assigned
for their defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19

REsosrsArsD Hon. 4. N. Arnold was re.
ncminaied for Congress from the city Of Chicago
on Wednesday last, by reclamation, by a conven-
ton composed OF all who sustain the Administra-
lion In vigorous prosecution Of the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19

FATAL RENcoNTRE.-A personal collision be-
tween Mr.. Edward Querles and Mr.. William
Slump, Of Harford county, Maryland, resulted I'm
s1ch serious Injuries TO each that they both died
vitniR twenty hours Of the time Of the encounter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19

u Judge Joshua Allsn, member Of Congress
from the ninth district Of Illinois, has been ar
rested for discourag ing enlls.msnts. Judge Bruf,
OF Marion county, Is also arrested on a similar
charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19

APPOINTED Messrs. Franklin Moore, Of N
- and Thomas Pearson, Of N. II have been
aPPoiated 70 arstclass (el, 400 per annuml clerk.
ships In the Pension Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-19
AUCTION SALES.
fHTs APrERNOONt TO-MORRO


THIs AFrERNoONt ro-MoKR5-.
By .. G. MssgIlE 4 CO.. Aseusseer,.
CANAL PAC. 81. potJ AZ kvCIIoNC
!. ~ S Ssa sgE :. AN E..sy
q street.. enc surrey new Canal fsofst Boss.
Terms os.S % 100 at the time Of sale; balance,
s e.: ts's .ss IN "a CO. ass
By BoNTz a GRIFFITH. Asotioueeu.
EukNitURE AND HoUskh9LD EFfEcTs
o. %sbNtspastY iSsS SRSiss. ' Sss.s
los Of fsrnIisrs and sou.efseyise Kfscts. viI-
nn.sos.II and y M .s. , 9Tsssins Bur'sus.
Bed,tsaotl Mst'retses,
noste-s, Pillows, Comforts,
Z ace and woccd Sea, Chairs,
Qrootery snd 6lsss Ware,
Scs..S:s s.sS s.HsTsi s 50 Of Kitchen
10 different styles oottsgs and French Bedsts,ds.
20 pay storage and sdvshees-
ssis BoNIz GRIFFITH. Aseta
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aaoaopeers
A SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD Arp
H5es F g. lit i,,,. AT .Ts,SSs'IsXn
sss s no "a e.. and sIsI .ss. sssi
We = 1857: Ss ts., carved and
Two very ARE Wslnut whstnots.
walnut BookoAse, very-6ne,
tarss Prosatslls curaHh, with oornses, oost sse
One vsry large Sit-fr,me Mirror, vita Preach
| Plate Q lass, cost Q 100.
w slnut Cane seat DINING Chsirs,
WslSYt LsSies Sab:nst or Whiting Desk. Win
Ladies Mahogany WorkstsDd,
%.Iut Hair seat and Bs,f Castor Chair.
ysry me Velvet sna BTusssl. c.Tlet
Very hne Cut Deoanters and Inmblers,
Champagne ind Wine Glasses,
Plated WeIters. COB cts, and zoe Pitchers.
Bohemia y sss Deosnters and 6sblets,
FrsnoS ds ES fs. co Zee ana 5snS. s.
Plated Forks. Tea and Table spoonf,
Ivory handled Knives and Forks,
Damask TsbleoIoths,
English Floor and other Hall Olloloths,
Bronze Chsndeiers- ain and other Burners,
Side Table. Rugs, Mats, and sisir koIls,
walnut, CouaEe, and other Bedstcads.
" Gnut. Marble TOP and ether Wsshstanda,
tetther Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters.
hAI, Sotton-top, and other Mattresses.
Linen Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases,
lngrsil, STAR, and other Carpets,
walnut and Bronze HIST Trees,
walnut cane seat Nurse Rockefe.
Stone China, and other Crookery,
One nearly new lron SAFE valentine a Broa'
An eIeeielt sssortmeut OF Kitchen Resuisi ca,
And N any other artIoles TOO numerous % enume-
rate
The Hou,e is for rent IKsuirs en- the premises
ssn GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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IT, Col. coreorsn, together with Col. WI cor
AID others, diRed with the President ye4terday.
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~ The Hebrews Of Chicago held neetp a
on the 18th inst, and resolved to raise an Irselite
company for the war. Those present subscribed
eight thousand doIlas to help along enlistments.
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THE rreHr ar BAIox ROUGE.

THE REPULsE OF THE ENEMY AND
DESTRUCTION OF THE REBEL
RAM ARKANSAS.
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" Csssirs n. Clay Is % BE- assigned 70 very
important du iss ives; Of the Mississippi.
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

6reat anxiety naturally exists here Just at thi,
sime with reference to the movements Of General
Mcclellan and his army Of the Potomac, on which
more depends at the present writing. we appre-
bend, than ever before. The public at large are
profoundly ignorant Of their exact location and
proposed march, and also whether they are NOV.
Ing with the decision ind celebrity necessary in
the existing state Of things.
The rebels are doubtless straining every nerve
:, be able to venture an attack upon the army Of
Virginia before the army Of the Potomac shall
have arrived within supporting distance Of It,
while the authorities here are doing the same, we
take 1t for granted, to insure that Pope shall be
amply supported II attacked. II General McClel
Ian is moving az he should move, the rebels will
take due care not to attack Pope. or we greatly
mistaken.
We may add our belief that General Pope will
take proper position In which to await securely
the arrival Of Mcclellan.
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aa .s.es2x Prof J. FILL, Priuci,,l,
AITENTInN

). he Undersigned expects 10 be able to ro,urn
- ais regiment on or aDVut the 9th i1ttapt 80
YOU'D % Elea TO have as many 20 win m a, s rs
Sr ha 70 10 IN putting down tnIs rebellion.
Alo nisne u nounty givon in this Dstries will n.
glven, b sides ire advantage of b,inr win rs "
msns tnat has teen tried and not found iaterlnr.
,ns,,. eel Pc feen et hls Iesidence, near the Asn
formation vi DO q. d tiven @A' in-
-, ROBERT CLARKE, CAPTAIN.
LIST Id q. kT1 ri
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CAvALRY aORsE FOR sALE-A let black
saddle. powerful AID spirited can ne seen In
ana trled by calling q PuMPHREY'SA III
Within week. Ask for black horsoI Dan"
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COL. ROBERTS, OF TIE SEVENTH YER

We learn Incidentally that Col. Roberts, Of the
9TH Vermont volunteers, was mortality wounded
In the battle Of Baton Rouge.