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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

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his rsIss fer New York.
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The only train arrlvinE.in Bsltmers on s.rxs,
the so O M train. JAS. 9. CLARKE,
40 0tly Superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

"A New Supplies ersned To- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

II. n. q H.. J.. GREG6aH, In oousssuenos A.
the late Ere. have removes 70 sol Penn yixsuia
Avenue hefyeen 9Th ana &c Ii streets, where there
WARE. H6TsEk EEfiNs xRITtEEss. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

TO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BAfoHBLoRs GENUINE HlIk BYE,
Ybe Best In the Wsrld.
rs Only kslSsbss Gs& HayRItss HaSy Dss Ynesvu
sela ~ en Druggists; also. at DxnErsH's Psssn,
Medlelns Store. -. Patent OGce, sor. F 9 nh,
and AZ
e11sf Hair Store, sSs Penn's syenas, vhsrs
Ladies csn hAys it sRelIed, III desired, : : =
Fsefsry-e1 Barclay 81. tlats - BreadvAJ) NJ
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

"a 4 war, s.A vwh .eithsr hand ,y:rtsd 70
bld The institution which the cause OF ali this woe,
~ their brow shall not back and their sword
ke9ulS noe empty unt the grand delverancs shall Dc
4scomDShed karyiand- gladly point you TO our OASIS
As idst Of all the resentments II the hour=a com
ntes W the House Of Delegates OF Maryland acting un-
Ger instructions from that body have addrssssd the Exc
Sutive Of MassachusstB seeking TO learn the condon
hs widows and orphans Of the patriots who were muir
6ered at Baltimore on the 10th OF April and 10 oe m
formed CT any who dependent on them io
support, in order that the State OF Maryiaao
may take such action in that connection as
belts its sense Of justice and honor. Cordially
Apprecatng the honorable and humane sentiments OF the
House Delegates Maryland the letter OF their com
mttee herewith communicated 10 the General court
and have directed the necessary investigation to be
made to answer its inquri,s.
Senator's and Representatives. invoke you study TO
promote all tho Of morality industry thrift and
valor SO that our Commonwealth and her people may
srown all tho heights OF enterprise virtue and honor
Attended by wisdom supported by your sympathy
ascend the chair often and so worhy filed by great
magistrates and good and you will assist my unequal
steps in treading the paths their lives lumined Inspired
by trust In God and immortal hate Of wrong let US
to-day every personal aspiration and every pr
hope in united apostrophe to our country ard
her causc;-fWbere thou goest will go; where thou
ladgest will lodge; thy people shall be my people, md
thy God my Cod where thou dest will die, ond there
will q hurled,
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
IMP0RrANT FROM MISSOURI.
OUR ST. LOUIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ST lO.-s Ian JSRl

OOh Gl. l<OOLo ONDENC
ST. Locs, Jan. ], 1SB3.
Eepo't.d Escape Of M1gQn and Other EcLe. Ir.soasrs
The Cdptires Sale.y Gaa.1e5.
Tho city has been flied with idle rumors for several
days in relation to the reported cscare Of ths rebel
prisoner, Magonn and others. Upon inquring
the Mcdowell College learn thu; the report Is catircy
unroundcd The prisoners are guarded in tie
by the Second Iowa regiment. Scn.rcs patro,
the block upon which the prison located the roar
Of the dwellings opposite the College buildings is koxise
guarded. The building itself is protected in every pas
sage way and upon staircase, by Wig ant sentnes.
accommodations are being fitted up for two thousand
prisoners Tic number confined in tho building Is
0l0 or these 7SS tho fruits of tho Milford CAPTURE
The others have been sent from North Missouri direct
and several small squads have in from Jefferson
City, Rolla and Pilot Knob.
Yesterday the registration Of the prisoners com.
potca uncor the supervision OF Lieutenant Bitsrworth
The list tnrEcd to the Provost Marshal
lhc city reporters applied for copy, but refused
AID told that tho list would b, withhold rom the lrcss
the present. Notwithstanding this statement, ain
enabled throrgh the Kindness Of Lieutenant Butterworth
10 send cory To the HERALD for publication.
News Of the departure Of twenty five hundred cavalry
from Rolla promises interesting intelligence at carly
day.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Michigan and tho War.
MEETING OF THE ATuRE-MEssAGE OF THE
GOVERNOR.

GOVERNOR.
DETROIT, Jan. 8, 1862
An extra session Of the Michigan Legislature convened
at Lansing yesterday The Governors message suggests
the liquidation Of the direct federal by releasing the
federal from reimbursng that state on &C.
count Of expenses to equal amount Twenty
thousand have been furnished by Michigan Tor the
war, Of which ten regiments for three years.
Battery Of artillery and regiment for three months
The volunteers have boen raised tho expense Of the
se costing $3.50 Ooo Of which $92 oOo has been refund
a by the United states government.
In Wow Of the manifest disposition Of foreign Powers To
ntermeddle with domestic Affairs he recommends that
provision be made for the organization and uniforming Of
the militia constitute active fbrcc and their speedy
enrolment 10 be dra at any time and while not
savorng ths erection OF extensive orc he advis
tho Legislature TO urge upon Congress tho immediate
necessity Cf establishing ut covenent point In the
Northwest arsenal and manufnctory of arms and
munitions war and also naval station to be located
extent OF hor and her uncquasd for ship
building.
IN abiding TO national affairs he attributes our compli.
cations abroad and troubles at home 10 the inactivity
she army and says that the people win not tamcy
NIT armies used u protect slave property the
febrs, when the most active should be taken to
suppress the rebellion sparing nothing and aroogzng
mob rdy tor actions.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
MOVEMENTS IN KENTUCKY.

INTOm Che LOulsVlIlc UcnOcrat, Jan IL
BY the trains up yesterday learn that here is no
large force tho Nashville Ralroal north o. Bcl.'s
Tavern, which point Is about seventeen miles soath o.
Munfordsve. Yesterday the rebels Cave City, about
five miles north Of Bells Tavern ia tho usual spirit of oe
strucon, took all the furniture frcm the Cave City Hotel
and set the house fire. Some Union shot of his
gun when the rebels, believing their pickcs about
to be driven in stood not tho order OF their gng but
went at once in great hasts and with little nrsioa
stopping til hey reached Bits Tevcra Meantime
the Union Of Cave City rallied ard ldcd ia ex-
trgUsbing the fire. VIII ther not or advance has
TAX possoss ion Of Cave City Is not but we infer
that Sufficient number Of troops will be sent down to
hoG the place.
by the train which up last night from Munrords-
vii lea that all quiet along tho lives when tic
train ft, with prospect Of any change th noting
until after the Green river bridge is comp eted This
Is looked for about the latter OF the pre-
sont week. bat may be delayed day or two longer.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Eirea I'm NcNY York.

FIRE IN WATER SIRgkT-ARRESr MAN SUSPICION or
ARsoN-Between nine aud ten o'clock Thursday night
fire broke liquor store kept by Thomas Picrno,
No. 700 Water street. The flames were quickly extin-
guished by the remcn Damage about S25 insured for
5000 the Rutgers Insurance COMPANY. Mr. bicrne, tho
proprietor Of the PREMISES was arrested by the police cf
the Thirteenth precinct on suspicion OF wfuily setting
fire the The SEQ taken bslore Justice
Osborn at the Essex Market Police Court who committed
him 10 await an examination.
FIRE ~ MAIDEN IANR.-About eleven o'clock yestcr
day morning fire broke out In tho cellar No. lis Mai
den lane, occupied by +. L. B. Mayhew, dealer in oils.
The nrcmen promptly at tho premises aud cxtin.
guished the re before II extended into the rst floor. II
appcars that kettle Of whale oil the caught fire.
and in trying TO exiting sh the flames the boy threw
pail Of water upon the nre, causing the oil to How over
upon the floor, and thus sot fire to tho building. The
damage to Mr.. Mayhcws stock will amount 10 about
$500 Tho first floor of No. 100 IL occupied
by Chesebrouth Wheaton, dealers In oil and bcnzoinc.
Their stock is damaged tho extent Of about $780, In
surcd for 81 eco In the Emrre City Insurance Company.
The second ocrs Of Noe 11S and 100 occupied by NJ
W. Mende dealer in segnrs Damage TO stock $50 in
sured for 81 200 in the lief 1nsui Company. The
building Ii damaged about $3.50; insured.
FIRE IN ORCHARD SrREEr.-Betwccn thrcc and four
O'Clock Tuesday morning Gre originated IN the Turner
Hall Gymnasium Nos 21, 20, 81 and 80 Orchard street
IL caused by the hot air furnace In the basement
damage to the premises about s20o Fully insured
Ere IN NASSAU SrRKEr.--Botwcen i've and six o'clock
Tuesday night FIRE broke out the cellar Of tho paper
commission store Of John Presy No. 100 Nassau street,
The remen promptly at the premises and extin-
ishcd the nre before II extended beyond tho cellar
The damage to the stock by Ere and water will amount to
about 5000 Fully Insured The building belongs TO the
obrook estate II is damaged about SIS. Insured Tho
cause Of tho nre Is unknown at present.
FIRE IN EAST TWELFTH SIREEr-FouR HoRsss BunSxD.-
Between three and four O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
tho list inst, FIRE broke out in Of stables In the
rear Of No. $50 East Twelfth street, owned by Mr. Marks
and occupied by different persons Four horses were
burned TO DEATH Two Of them belonged to Mchse Reilly
Thomas Corey and the other to Cornelius Burns.
They valued at 800 each no insurance. Damage
TO buildings about $780, insured
FIRE IN NASSAU srREKEshortly before nvc O'Clock this
morning Are broke out in the paper stock store, in the
basement Of No. Ill Nassau street, owned by Edward
Neville The flames were promptly extngushed by the
nremen. Damage TO the stock about $40 insured for
$500 in the Kings County Insurance Company. Tho origin
Of the FIRE Ii unknown at present
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
SKIRMISH WITH THE ENEMY-EXCURSlON
OF VICE PRESIDENT HAMLN.

POINT or ROCKS, Jan. o, loo<-
Two hundred rebel cavalry foragers entered Bolivar ~
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon The section OF COL
Knapps artillery at Sandy Hook opened on them with
ten pound Parrots and dropped four shells out OF six
among them. They scampered or the quadrupe quick
Their loss Is unknown.
Gen. Hill received five thousand rebels to-day at Lees
burg
Vice President Hanlin. accompanied by Gen Banks,
number of military men, Mrs. Hanlin, Mrs Banks, and
other ladies' passed through here to-day, his way to
Sandy Hook Tho distinguished party greeted here
by tho cheers Of the troops and the populace the waving
Of flags, and military parade Of COL Geary's regiment.
In a speech Mr.. Hamn acknowledged the compliments
paid him. Similar occurred at Sandy Hook, to
which point and back the band Of tho Twenty eighth
Pennsylvania regiment accompanied the special train.
On the return Of the train there great enthusiasm
The party had refreshments in the cars Of which they
partook.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
THE GREAT FIRE AT NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Is, loOZ
The crew Of the Pink varbc have returned from Nash
vie They say that at the great 6rc Nashy e which
consumed 500 900 worth Of property the I'D ut c.
O. Armstrong; pork house, formerly of this city,
ributed materially to the progress of the flames, and
that the stored shells exploded errilcally In every
rection.
The rebels have promised to pay for the boat 1t
engaged in bringing them machinery under permit from
Secretary Chase.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
EXECUTION IN SACRAMENTO.

gCthCr. tho tOtAl Cafn TO 20 Teiscu W SA@o,ooV So
EXECUTION IN SACRAMENTO.
from the San Francisco Bulction, Dec. g.
m accordance with his sentence, Louis Kahl con-
vic,cd OF tho murder Of Catherine Serksr on the night
on the 10Th Of November When on the scaod he spoke
Gentlsm,n-r have but few words to say The hour Of
nv execution has arrived. Before 60 before my Maker
wish In justice 10 myself and others, to say that am
not euilty Of the murder with which charged. The
watch (which belonged 10 the Murdered woman and
which found In the possession OF kah was given 70
mo by Jimmy from Town. He confessed himself, on the
and that was innocent. lie said he had given me the
watch telling Hardy to look out for me, a. haA the
watch Of the murdered woman, and that hc had
had me arrested for revenge, merely for amino
s,tv OF two years. standing. IN order TO crafty that
revenge no accused me Of commtting tne murder and
There Is In this ciypcrhaps some of you rcrncm-
Der his name-who made an afndavit that he left the
house alter eight O'Clock the night Of the murder.
That man resembles much that he could not be dis
tinguished from me, especially Of dark night Amda-
% % were noss IN The evening and Il was proved that
was the Father Rhine House at ten minutes before
eight, and remained until two O'Clock In tho morning
without getting out Of my chair Other amdsvs wore
made which 60 prove that the murder was committed
after eight O'Clock. . g..
NV last words arc that am innocent Of the murder
Tho watch was given to mo- win 90 before my Maker
with no lie upon my - Ps P.,,os havs mot rscev.s nVs H.
Lot those who have convicted take the responsibility
/ am Innocent can say no more. =.
hayO made no Couics cttuof WfNscu !"
therefore after my death anything be published In the
shane of Confession hereby contradict all or anything
NJ that character have written nothing OF the KIND
and torn up burned every piece Of writing Of my own
In my possession. ,.sx
Mr. Harris and his deputies Mr. Moore and Mr. Rice FOR
ali that they have for ~ do all who have ken
An interest in my trial and who aided In trying pro
long INV life and get resnite. thank my counsel
NJ coisotb and Mr. Curtis their efforts In my behalf
and am satisfied that they have done all 10 tner power
,yentcmen--rhas's all have 70 say. Iforelve a who
have Injured me, whether they have done 80 w..ngy
or m willingly with q free hcart, as hope 70 befor
given.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Affairs from California.
rur SALE or THE BRopERICK EsTATE ENJoINsD.
Irrom the Alta California, Nov. a0.l

Prom The Atn CalEornia, Nov 80
Thomas n. Williams, Attorney General Of the State act
ing upon the relation Of Frank Pxiey citizen Of tho
State fled complaint to-day, in tho Fourth District
praying that the sae Of the Broderck estate should
b. enjoned The information filed with the complaint
ave. that H. Broderck died the 10th Of September
1852 died ntesste leaving no hers representatives or
cy isees capable OF inberng his estate, which, there
fore eschcatcd 10 the S;ate that WILL purporting 70
have been by said Brodcrck, was forged by A. J.
Maney George Wilkes and others that the only testi
mony under which said forged will was admitted 70 pro-
bate was taken IA New York. undcr commission ille
cy issued by tho Probate Court and that the
mssiun illogal the Testimony OF the witnesses
tax before not then taken dndcr the pains aud
rclates Of perjury. The sale was cnJoined.
Accr The infOr NATION statcmant Of the
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Dispatches for Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3, 1862.
The steamship Persia will sail for Liverpool, from this
port ON Monday night Tuesday morning next. Com
mercal dispatches left with Mr.. George Socr No. Il5
Broadway, prior to four =. ~ on Monday, will he
transmitted and placed on board.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

Rnusrs PAY roR EXTRA sxRucEs.-Harry Howard, the
Sergeant alarms Of the Board Of Councimen and
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department has refused
sad to receive the $3.50 which voted him by the
Common Council for extra services Harry included
among the attaches Of the Board Of Councilman but has
notEsd the Comptroller at ho viii not accept his por
tIon.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF THE LOUIS
WILLIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

LOUISVILLE, Jan 8, IobZ
The Journal has information that General Johnston's
and Buckner's forces have torn up the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad for three ourths OF mile about four
or Ave miles beyond Green river piled up the ties
laid the rails upon them and set fro to the whole mass
repeating the operations at different distances all
the way to Glasgow Junction, besides telling many
possible the track, and engaged in
blowing up the tunnel which about three hundred feet
long near the Junction.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Getting Of the Maine Legislature.

fteUsTA, me-, jan x, lS6Z.
The Maine Legislature organized to-day. ]. G. Blanc
Of Augusta reelected speaker OF the House. and j.
n. Gocdnow was reelected President Of tho Senate
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

Reported Loss OF the British Steamer Pa
rama with Eleven Hundred Troops.
HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. 8, 1862
steamship Parana, with 100 troops on board, In the
St. Lawrence river cannot be traced to any reliable
source
large war steamer, supposed American, is cruising
OF this port.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
GENERAL BUTLER,s DIVISION.

In our list Of the officers composing this Generals
STAR under the head Of Recruiting Staff" we gave
iist Of officers who properly belong the militia Mas
sachusctts and not to General Buffers volunteers The
Ast portion Of the list only form the staff Of the CON-
nauder of the Eastern Department.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Financial and Commercial News from
India nnd China.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 20, Is,

shrtngs dull ani prices unchanged Indigo unchanged
Coppc shcathing active: ditto tile unaltored. Exchange
g. VA Government securities, per cents lax dis.
count; do do, per cents, discount freighs active
and advancing
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

The Bohemian or Cape Race.
ST. JouHs, N. F., Jan. 8, 1852.
Tho steamship Bohemian, with British troops on board
passed Cape Race this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
GENERALS AND THEIR sTkFFs.

In addition to the list OF generals and their STATS
which we published on Tuesday last have received
the following
Acting Major General Brigadier General U. s. GRANT.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
CHINA.

CANTON, Nov. 15 1891.
Gray sheetings dull. Water twist dull Tea duh and
unchanged Total export Of tea to date, 900 lbs
Exchange unaltcrcd.
SHANcnAR, Nov. 8. 1861.
cray ehrtngs active. gea quiet. silk Tsatloe
aoll and declining settlements In silk in fortnight
5000 9aos Export to date $4,000 bales Exchange ad
Tanced one faithing.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Interesting from New Mexico.

VOLUNTEERS OUTBREAKS OF THE
APACHEs
Especial correspondence Of the ST. Louis Ropubcsn
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

10.
ARTILLERY PRACTICE AND EXPERIMENTS.
Grfns and woedens batteries practsed several hour.
shooting TO day, Falls Church. Tho firing was no,
TO test tho efficacy Of the pieces skill Of tho
for these have already been thoroughly and successfully
tested but to experiment with kinds of shell
Parrots percussion sho and Iotchkiss schrapnel she'll
and q kind Of cartridge. A tree twelve hundred
yards distant taken the mark Most Of tho Parrot
shells BURST but out Of eighteen Hotchkss shells only
two exploded, and very fow took the groove Several
shots Of both batteries hit tho The camo
up the required standard. Such Is the skill of these
that they have frequently fred several rounds
in succession and all the Shots" to quote Captain
Grirn strike within crclo that bed blanket would
cover"
INcEYDIARisM AT THE CAPITAL.
An attempt TO set fire to the government stables near
the depot, since tho burning Of those destroyed few
nights ago. loads the belief that these acts Of ncen
diarisn perpctrated BY horse thieves, with view
TO take advantage d tho consequent stampede Of horses
CONTRACTS FOR FIREARMs.
Tho Union Firearms Company, OF New York. whoso
principal armory win be at Newark, NJ j., are to ere
contracts for the manufacture Of 900 stand NJ
arms, embracing 26,o 900 Marshs breech and muzzs
loading rifles and So 600 Springfield ride muskets Ths
company, organized under the laws Of New York with
capital OF $500 600, will give employment to several
thousand mechanics, among whom will be many of tho
loyal citizens Of Harpers Ferry who were thrown out Of
work by tho destruction Of the national workshops
HORACE GREELEy's LECTURE.
Horace Greeley delivered lecture to night at tbs
Smithsonian institution his subject being 1.-THE Nasicno
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

D1rThere are two men in the country, whose
names are somewhat similar In their pronuncia-
ton and spelling-one is Dr. ]. C. Aver, Of the
city of LowelI-the other, Lyman Ayres, of Char
don. Tho one sells patent medicines-the other,
dry goods Y lille the former doctors the body
the latter is healing both soul and body by sell
ing to the people his cheap dry goods, groceries
hardware ready made clothing, &c. Don't con-
found the names and go 10 Lowell, when Lyman
Ayres knows What y the matter OF you.
SEE Advertisement of WATsoN's NEURALGIA
KING, in another,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24
Geauga Couny Sunday School Conven'
tion

The meeting of tho Gaauga County S. S.
Convention was held in the Baptist Church
in Chardon, on Saturday, October llth. Rev.
d. Witter in the chair. The Convention,
uftor being calod to order by tho Chair
man. was opened by prayer.
Tho Committee, appointed at the pre-
vious meeting for drafting a Constitution
for County Sunday School Union, being
called reported through their chairman
On motion, their report was accepted. The
Constitution was thon read, and with few
amendments adopted, each article being vo'
ted upOn separately.
The Convention then proceeded to elect
officers for the Geauga County Sunday
School Union for tho ensuing year, as TO!
lows:
Presidont--Rev. Dexter Witter.
CORRESPONDING Secretary--JOhn Nichols
Recording Secretary-Rev. E. G. Lati
mer.
Treasuror-Rev E D. Taylor.
Central Committee-Rev. B. F. Sharp
d. W. Garfield, S. W. Novel;, Rev. l.. L
JAYNE, Il o. Lyman.
Vice President-Rev L. r. Jayne. Char
don; Rev. j. L. James. Chester; Rev. T
Beane, Hambden; j. V. Whitney, Mont
vile; Elias Strong, Thompson DAME
Clark, Huntsburg; @. Treat, Caridou
Thomas Carroll, Munson Wilson, Rus
sell j. Waterton, Newbury A. l.. Fow
ler. Burton Emory Goodwin, Middlefed
Baldwin, Parkman; B. F. Abel. Troy
Rev. A. Meade, Auburn; Rev. Thompson
Bainbridgo.
II was then voted that the first annua
meeting of the Geauga County sunda
School Union DO held in Burton on the fir:
Saturday in May next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
The Convention then adjourned.
DEXTER WITTER, President.
DAVID JUDD. Secretary