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Affairs in Missouri.

81. Iot,s. Ociober sth.-rbe nrsoHare Lasun-
versb speci.l says there much excitement thers in
snnss1usuce Of rebel sd,sncs uron fcr, Scot.
Aad Ksnsss City. All III, troops st Les,cu.
vorh have been ordered fellow, and Il is
xa1d the milii. has been called out Fort Scott is
believed to te strong enough to 'Iecossuiy resist the
stack Colonel blair comrauds there. Grnsrsl
B1un, viii march 20 TcIcs uusas his force should be
Svsknnd by his tsips ordered 10 Springfield or
Lfte Rock.
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News from the South.
Far'y,H Monroe, oct sh. Tue. Richmond E,isi
sss OF 20 day contains the follo"ins sspstehes:
Tennessee,


sss OF 70 day contains the lo"ins Dispatches:
Tennessee.
H,s.iorary Rid.,, O't. 3 We opcned upon Chat
.snoo sa At O'Clock 4. n, from Lookout Mountain
snd points along our l,nss our sheli odsd in toe
snemv, camps 50 vol S n the city, tct'ioe fire 10
one houss. TIE ,Ltui fepi',d brisk : from Mocon.
su point TO ouT uoi ars Loo. out and fseby frem
S,.r Fort, Tie Grins s,ill cont nusd.
Mi.s,onGrs T., -, O'.6 'ghs Tennessee river 10
t,ns 70 pldly. Las ,weIt sWsy tn. lover pcr:ooa
t.dgs NJ tie 5n,ny Aad submerged ireS,le hri %.
ksvt hitohs etit!q qvut .trr.N.tsf general Of Long
,re.,. corp. 4isd l..s n..-s. - Arns su .ithor
Sd-, u O'clock to1sF
touih Carolina,
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and ala. IL! ns te -,st. fro Oi cur men, iuclut..s
Li,ut G.ust, of s4nuoat ChieCfs, sre missing
(-harls.,on, oct c.h.-For the lsr tstnty.fyaf
hour, thst. a.. besu rlt liIie fE!n,. The susmys
Eonls IslArd nOit. tetLa nearly completed.
jiabauh.
.xo5.., Oc' uih T. ou,y'- cavalry, 100 vith 'our
gum, stacked c.. Riehtrdson, near Nss hbtuy,
yx.tsrday. The sle s,menI artillery. Enemy re-
vulsed.
Sd,arrah, OF IN Election returns shov Gov
srror Brown largely ansad.
yIrsiuia.
Cordorspile, "a, Oct. Tth.-Threo Kne'ishmen.
apapda c 81 Euu to-day, re.u G 70 he sIehaa sed.
Governor P.cIp,n 4, Co.orl lnlaney, cspured
Gear fa.1.x c ut IIoJ G, rived here th' morning
,hs Texas Movement
Oar corTupond. uoeefron Htv Orlesus bring some
SAriculaIs OF an important army expedition on the
pint OF asting Il en- that session, with ether item,
Of interest. An "On to TsIas" movement coEmsn
nd on he iTth ut, from BrssheAr City. Gen. fTnt
tin 10 undsr-.ood to be In command, With An arm,
not fa1 ,hort OF 10000 men. The route Of the ad
..ne., 1t /, suppo'ei, viii bo BY Camp Bisnd, suc
Franklin to Nv Ibera; thence, perhaps, direct Il
the Texas line, or TO op iouss and across the prai
nee to sabine 10 said the rehe's viii make sEsn
sNsv ners. vhs!e'hNp t:lilns usT es eIIseted
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among the Army ofHccr Ihhs movement 10 vievsd
v'n snythins but fsvor. The r,h,is vere gradually
'"esHnsto"Gd Ttr. dss,royips everything on
'As route Tho have ooo esvsry -i,A tAsuA
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~. .'ohn' ' =. OF (. The steamship columtis.
u m L''u7ool '?;h ult. vie Gslvs,, has srr,si. z,
rovr foe Ssv Ysrt
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~ TELEGRA pB TO 7bsSgw YORK sUS,
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
BOmbardment Of Chattanooga. a.
RISE IN THE TENNESSEE R.iVeR.

Rebel Attack at Charleston,
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Earl Russell on American Affairs.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
OUR MILITARY BUDGET

FURTHER OF THE AFFAIR ON THE NANSE-
MOSD.
The steamer Baltimore arrived at the Navy
Yard this morning from Fortress Monroe,
bringing some further particulars of the affair
on the Nansemond.
The Mount Washington was towed to New
port News on Wednesday, where she will be
repaired. She received two shots in her boil
er, and several struck her engines, damaging
them considerably. Her wood work is pierced
through and through. One of the Minnesota's
seamen. temporarily on the Mt. Washington,
was killed. but none of the men belonging to
her were injured SO as to keep them from duty,
although many were struck by flying splinters
and slightly hurt.
The pilot of the Stepping Stones lost one OF
his legs.
We understand that the gunboats on the
Nansemond have received a reinforcement Of
the following gunboats from the Potomac flo
tilla:-fankee, Capt. Ives, Cpur de Lion and
Primrose, Capt. Street; and the flotilla there,
with these auxiliaries, Will undoubtedly be
able to keep the Nansemond clear of rebel bat
teries.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

THE OPERA-The Washington Theater last
night presented brilliant spectacle, being
thronged in every part by fashionable audi
ence.
II Trorotore, an opera familiar to Washington
audiences, was the piece presented
Iorini as Leonore was very fne although her
corpulence is much against her. Her rendition
of the aria Tdced Ia Notte was equal to the best
we have ever heard. Morensi (contralto) as
Azucend, however, carried Off the honors Of the
evening, and her performance Of that arduous
part W as effective indeed. Maccaferi is but q
passable Manrico, though a much better actor
than the average Of tenors. Amodio as the
Count di Luna is correct and acceptable though
he labors under the disadvantage of compari.
son with his lamented brother, contrast neces.
sarily somewhat unfavorable to him.
The opera was performed in good style with
the exception Of rather inadequate nviI
chorus''), and the orchestra and chorus were
by many degrees the best we have lately had
here.
Tonight we have Cordier, (already a first
class fayorite here,) Lorini, Morensi, Brignoli,
SusiDi, Barili, Amodio, and Dubreul, in Mo-
zart's great opera of Don Gioranni, and the
public desire 10 see it is expressed by the
steady rush day at Metzerott's for seats
On Monday night On Balo in Maschera, and
on Tu7sday night Dinoroh-and "goat"
Evening star., 1863-04-18
CCLPEpER COURT HOTSE

A dispatch from New York states that the
Tribune of this morning alleges that our cav
airy, after brief engagement with the rebel
troops thereabout, took Culpeper Court House
day or two since.
Though we believe that no such informati
has been received here, (or in New York, we
shall not be surprised il this be true; insomuch
as, with the change in the weather occurring a
week ago, it is very likely that Generals Stone
man, Averill and PleaSanton would be likely
to extend the scope of their reconnoissances in
that direction, where it has for some time been
apparent that the rebels proposed to make no
stand, from the fact that they have been for
weeks fortifying the line Of the Rapidan, twelve
miles in its rear.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
THE MURDER OF SHERMAN

The following telegram was received al the
Office of the Provost Marshal of the War De-
partment last night:
FAIRFAx COURT HOUSE, April I.-To Col.
L. C. Baker.-Sir: have to inform you that
Harvey Sherman was captured last night at
his house, about 10 o'clock, by nine of Mosby's
men. r. S. SPAULING, Scout.
Another dispatch was received this forenoon
confirming the above, also note addressed to
Col Baker, from Shermans wife.
A telegram from Gen. Stahl states that he
had sent forward a cavalry force to intercept
the captors OF Sherman.
The report has reached the city that Sher-
man was executed this morning at daylight. It
is brought by secession woman, who says she
witnessed the execution.
Sherman had been captured once before at
Leesburg, and received shot in the arm from
his pursurrs. He was released on parole, and
when seized was ON visit to his family
Evening star., 1863-04-18
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Chronicle thinks the humor of the remarks
by the Intelligencer on the rhetoric of Gen. Hal
leck's recent letter to the loyal leagues of New
York would have been more effective had its
malignIty been better concealed, and advises
military men to say nothing against sneaking
traitors or copperhead politicians if they wish
to escape the venom of q Gel ain class of Jour-
mails.
The Intelligencer argues that if there be any
wisdom in the military direction which pre-
sides over the war, the Union arms will soon
achieve decisive victories, and exhorts the Ad-
ministration by wisdom in devising its military
plans and selecting its agents to produce such
results as shall remove occasion for humiiia-
ting harangues to the people to support it.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

VA few days since the new iron clad gun
boat Choctaw arrived at the Naval Depot from
ST. Louis. 1t is yet in an unfinished condition,
but in about two weeks VIII be ready for ser
vice. The boat is intended to be used as ram,
and is provided with long, sharp bow, with
the jackstaf set back upon the turret, which is
placed in the forward part of the vessel. This
turret will contain four guns-one 11-inch and
one 9-inch Dahlgren, and one 200 and one 100
pound rified Parrot. These will be placed on
a revolving table, worked by steam. Besides
these guns, there will be two smaller pieces
aft, and some 25-pound howitzers on each side
The Choctaw has been placed in charge of
Lieut.. Commanding Ramsey.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
SOMETHING NEW IN EPIcUREANIsM

Decidedly Dayton's Boston Crackers, Wine
and Lemon Biscuit are the most exquisitely
Favored crackers art ever offered to appetite
They are the most delicious articles for
luncheon or tea that was ever turned out of
an oven. The banquet that lacks these crack
ers is incomplete. Let every family send
Immediately to their grocer for supply of
Dayton's Boston and Soda Crackers, Wine and
Lemon Biscuit, and Snaps. Let not your
grocer give you other goods for our Crackers,
which has been done in many instances, there
by injuring our reputation. Insist upon hav-
ing Dayton's Crackers, manufactured out of
the best family flour, sweet butter, and pure
milk
Evening star., 1863-04-18
WESTERN OPERATIONS.

The second and third divisions Of the Army
OF the Frontier are now encamped within fifteen
miles of Rolla, NO. ana are under command
OF Major General Heron. They are in splen-
did condition. They will probably remain
there till about the first of May, until the grass
has grown sufficiently to afford food for the ar. :.
inals used in the service of the army. We may
then look for active operations In Southwestern
Missouri and Arkansas, and sharp encounters
If Gen. Price succeeds in organizing any con.
siderable army at Little Rock.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
THE D'TTASSY COURT MARTIAL.
The examination OF Captain Emile Hollnide

The examination OF Captain Emile Hollnide
was finished yesterday.
Lieut.. John Dessaner was next sworn. He
was at one time adjutant Of Col D'U.'s regi-
men:, and ha swore that a number of second
heutenants were placed on muster rolls as first
Heutenants by Col. D'Utassy, anterior to their
promotion, and rs such drew pay. This wit
ness also testified that Col. D'U had advised
and persuaded soldiers to desert; also that he
twitness) was instructed to write out the pro-
ceedings of court-martial and fill up the
blanks with the name of Lieut.. Rafelh Frictioni,
after the original proceedings had been lost;
and he testified also to the fact hat Col DUtassy
received commissions for the surgeon and
assistant surgeon and never delivered them
He also corroborated the testimony OF other
witnesses, to the effect that members OF the
bano lad boom placed on the poy-rolls And
received pay as private soldiers, and that Col.
D'Utassy saw them paid off,
Evening star., 1863-04-18
NEW COLLECTION n1sTpIrr

NEW COLLECTION DISTRICT.
The President has established a new assess
nent district composed OF the following coun.
ties es:-Berkley, Frederick Shenandoah, Jeffer-
son, Clark, Warren, Loudon, Fauqueir, Fair
fax, Prince William, and Alexandria.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

MEXICAN NEWs.-Semi-ofticia ad vices from
the city of Mexico to the 23d of March have
been received. The report of Comonfort's
defeat Is not confirmed but it is stated that the
French have invested Puebla and hold several
important points near and around the city,
commanding the roads both to Vera Cruz, and
the capital. Comonfort was beyond the river
Atoyac, towards the city of Mexico. He had
been reinforced by three brigades, one Of which
was commanded by Senor Mata, late Minister
to Washington. He had also been reinforced
by 1900 cavalry from Puebla. An attack was
expected by the Mexicans, who were in strong
hopes of success
Evening star., 1863-04-18

81 Robert Tyler, of Frederick; H. D. Hinter-
moch, OF Baltimore county; S. ID. Fletcher, of
Baltmora city; Joseph Goodrich and Edward
r. Stone, Of st. Mary's county; James Johnson,
OF Virginia; Thomas Richardson, Of North.
Umbe eriand county, Va; William Allen, of
Weetmoreland county, Va, and VIM. F. Hicks,
of Dorchester county, Maryland, were arrested
day or two ago Ia Baltimore on the charge of
disloyalty.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
GROSS REBEL BARBARITY

Yesterday, at a. m, party of rebels seized
a citizen of Fairfax named Sherman, at his re-
sidence in the vicinity of Dranesville and a
few hours afterwards are said TO have hung
him. If hung, Mr.. Sherman leaves a wife and
eight helpless children We entertain no doubt
that if thus murdered for his adherance to 'he
cause of the Union, ample and speedy retalia-
ton will be the result.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

DANGEROUS COUNTERPART CIRCULATED
Two dollar treasury bills altered to twenties
were largely circulated in Philadelphia on
Thursday. 1t is stated that the alterations
We're SO successfully done that the closest ex-
animation was necessary to detect the fraud
Twenty.dollar government bills should be
closely inspected before they are taken. BY
holding the counterfeit bills before strong
light the alterations may be detected.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
PRoPosALs FOB HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN,

ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsSER's OFFICE,
Fo1dse Dep9rment, Cor. and gid streets, )
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l6 1863
WR1ITES PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use sf
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or ct any of the Government wharves in this city
The proposals. to be addressed to the under
signed. and they should state the quantity Of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for Ave thousand
5000 bushels of Corn Oats, and fty (5O) tons of
Hay or Straw and upwards. unless it should be for
the lnteres1 of the Government to contract for .
less amount.
~ bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled
AL Grain and Hay offered to be subject to a ri sid
inspection by the Goverment Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the intere SITS of
the service may require. Good security viii be
required for ths faithful fulllment of any Contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the completion of the
contract. g., BROWN
apF-Sm Captain and A. @. NJ. e. g. A.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

LATEST QuoTArIoNs-wAsHIs Mon-
KY MARKKr.-Furnishedb by Lewis johnson
Co, Bankers.
Buying. Selling.
y. S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......lnx losS
=. = 52Os... par
U. '. 730 Notes ................l0 l0i& 1b5x
Quartermssters' Checks. .99a994
New Certificates ..ooa9S
Washington Corp Stock. par
U. =. Demand Notes. 150a15f
American Gold. .IJOal5l
American Silver. 13Oal35
NEW YORK RATHs-3 O'CLOCK p. M.
Coupon 6's, 1881, ioi4; 1905, l0iY; Demands,
15Ih; Gold, ISIS.
GRAND LARCENY.-Patrolman r. Johnson
arrested Jos. G. Corner, who is charged by A.
H Hayes with robbng him of S25 in Treasury
notes. This morning the case was laid before
Justice Thompson, when the complainant
stated that the reputation of the prisoner in
Baltimore and at Annapolis is bad. Justice
Thompson committed Corner To Jail for hear
ing. II is probable that another case of obtain
ing money and goods by false pretences will be
made against Corner at the final hearing.
THE TREASURY NOTE DEsIaNs.-We are
pleased to hear that Mr.. l.. ID. Williams, of this
city, has been thus far the most successful in
furnishing designs for the new national cur
rency. Although his designs have not been
fully adopted by the Secretary of the Treasury,
they have been selected above all other COM
petitors, inc luding the famous bank note COM
panies of New York, as the most suitable. The
same have been photographed and sent to ths
artists and engravers, for them to again enter
the list to excel or produce something better
than the work of Mr.. W., adopting his as the
foundation of the stndy.
A FIGHT.-Last night, about eight o'clock. a
fight occurred In the entrance OF ore of the
places OF amusement, and this morning two
young men, p. Dargan and ]. Hays, were fined
s1.9i each for participating in it.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
SOLDIERSi REST

At Capt. G.. NJ. Camps office, Soldiers Rest,
there have reported during the present week,
40 substitutes, recruits, 336 valescents, 416
furoughed men, 100 stragglers, A. deserters,
and 1872 in detached parties. There have been
sent to regiments in the field, $50; to csnvales-
cent camp, 3G5; to Camp Parole, 4; and to Alex
andria (deserters) A..
Evening star., 1863-04-18

HAVE TO COME TO 1.-THE chivalry have
always. affected the greatest aversion to the
Yankee dish OF baked beans, but in the present
food dearth they have to bring their unwilling
noses to the grindstone, and we find the Lynch
burg Firginton demonstrating elaborately that
pork and beans is the cheapest and most nu-
tritious food to be had. We shall next expect
to see the Confeds coming over to cod fish!
Evening star., 1863-04-18
CORDDNSVHIE

Washington is full OF a rumor saying that
General Stoneman's command has penetrated
rebeldom to Gerdonsvlle, and taken that i'm
portant point. We have not been able to learn
that there is ubstan tial basis for this story.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-This morn.
ing, the will OF the late Mrs Sarah T. Hughes
was fully proved by j. Carroll Brent and other
witnesses The property, amounting to several
thousand dollars, is left mostly to her daughter,
Anna l.. Wooster, wife OF Lewis Wooster, and
other relatives, and her grand nephew, Andrew
Forrest y ueen, is left executor.
Letters Of guardianship were issued to Mrs.
Susan w hitney; and testamentary tS Zephaniah
English, one OF the executors Of John Withers.
During the session Of the Court, Charles r.
Devaughn, accompanied by his wife, come
into the court and stated that he is the SON OF
Thomas s. Devaughn, deceased, and that in
order to sell some real estate, it would be
necessary that d guardian should be appointed
for him, he being under age. Judge Purcell,
smilingly, suggested that if legal and his wife
being of age, it would be well to appoint the
wife guardian to the husband, renarking
that, in his opinion, In ninety mine cases out of
a hundred it would be right and proper that
the wife should be the guardian OF the nus
band. Mr.. Devaughn readily assented to this
arrangement, but the Judge not being sure
that the appointment would be according TO
Gunter, reserved his decision ulul Tuesday
next.
FIGHT IN TIRE ebay STACK.''-Yestsrday
afternoon fight occurred in Madame Hays,
;l5c Twelfth street, and Roundsman TAFT and
Officer Eiehmyer arrested G. OBryan, Chris
topher Holland and John Bates. At the trial
before Justice Clayton a stout young German,
named Chas. Coleman, swore that Bates COM
menced Il fight, and that O'Bryan and Holland
brandishing of chairs. Coleman says the Mad
anne was gone to the West for a short time, and
left him in charge of the house. The Justice
dismissed O'Bryan and fined Holland and
Bates S1.5S.
The Justice thea began lecture to Coleman
on the disg- aceful position in which he placed
hinlself-a bawdy house keeper pro tempore
The very eyiden ce be had given was sufficient
to fine him for participation in the disorder,
and his confess ION OF temporary authority in
the house is an aggrayation of the offence.
The Justice had not concluded when the
parties Just tried and fined charged Coleman
with disorderly conduct and they proved he
had a tull share in the row. He was fined b,
the Justice expressing regret that he could
not make it $50. .
THE LATE HANNIBAL HAMLIN.-The BODY
of the late Hannibal Hamlin "a relative of the
Vice Presids 1t) was inferred in the Congress
sional btlria. ground yesterday. Among those
in atten LANCE were the Rev. Dr. Gurley, Rev.
DIR. .f,.-a ling, Rev. John Pierpont, Judge
UndeYvs 90. Hci. r. ]. Atkinson and Rev
Mrs. Ly IN Atcott, OF Terra Haute, Ind q
daughter II deceased. Mr.. H. was the presi-
dent Of the freedmens Sociaty Of this city. q
Evening star., 1863-04-18

APPOINTED. Mr.. Hallet kiIbourne, late
chief clerk Of the Census Office, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk of the Interior Department
vice Walton ]. Smith, resigned; and DIR. Brown,
disbursing clerk Of the Census Office, has been
appointed chief Clerk Of that office.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
CAPTURED

Arthur G. kell, orderly sergeant of the Old
Dominion Rifles, Of Alexandria, Confederate
soldier, was recently captured near Aqua
Creek, and on Thursday was brought to Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

APPOINTMENTS OF EXAMINING SURGEONS
The Commissioner of Pensions made the fol-
lowing appointments of examining surgeons
to-day DIR. A. H. Crosby, of Wells River,
VT; and DR.. Nj. Carson, of Norristown, Pa