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ES All orders ssnt by mail or express pro mptiy
A r,spN rAR% NEAn odI,N wAsn5SdToN "A IN MONT
scriber being unable to give it any attention offers
for sale bis farm. The land is in Berl Dihtrict,
vile Turl pike. 1t ontains about 2in acres, ninety
OF which are unce cutiv alto and have been well
land lays well: j. well - watered vsrr easily in
proved and IN a short time Soud dou be the price
Cottage an excellent barn, recently built, corn
Terms: one-thrd cash the balance in one, two
If The, pu rehaser desired, the crops on the land
xpps to q Louis
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pANORAMA OF THE RIVER ST. LAwRENCE
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Gnids 70 all tAs chief Waterfalls Springs. &C.,
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Nelson q Guide to LAX. George and Lake Cham
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington county, in the District of Colum bia,
letters of administration the personal estate CT
eusansh Jones, late of Washington city, d. c., de-
deceased sre hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subs or
before the LIST day OF August next: they msy
otherwiss By law be excluded from all bsnedt Of the
Given under my hand this = lst day Of Aagust,lsSs
THIS Is TO GIVE EOTICE that the subscriber
J. has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
Thomas Mils1ead, late of Washington city d. O..
deceased. All persops hsng claims against the
ssid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the voucher thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the Let day of August next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from sll benefit of the
said estate a in
Given under my band this lst day Of An gust 1853
V'Hls is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ,u oscri-
i bers have obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
Morton, late of Warrington county, D.. C., de-
ceased AL persons having claims against the
salo deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
tame with the vouchers thereof to the
on or before the 18th day OF July next; they may
otherwise BY law be excluded from al beneht OF
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~ 39law3vs Kxecutors.
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Robbery Of the United States Express at
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis, August 24-The ofice OF the
United States Express Company was robbed
Of nearly sixty thousand dollars last night.
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E Ee.ts may he socsrcd without extra CHARGE
To morrow, eeneat Of N 70 Susan D-nin.
FL Admission IS, 30. Ard 25 cents au n
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CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERR HALL.
LcUISiAEA kF.. MAR SIxfH esaAs7.
We. =. eirn- Sole Manager ana Proprietor


CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AF.. xsaR SixTH ssazz7.
Hn. =. sirn-. Sole Manager and Proprietor
suMMER THEAFER.
WORLDS MODEL MUSIC HALL,
Last week. positively, of the Great Comet Pronpe
THE WONDERFUL ZANFRETrAS.
THE WONDERFUL ZANFRETTAS,
GORGEOUS PANToMIABs.
BRILLIANT BALLETS
MONS. POUCHES BALLET CORPS
YOUNG AND PRETTY GIRLS.
THE CANTERBURY oLIO COMPANY
SPARKLING BILL TONIGHT.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, August 29th.
Last opportunity for Ladies and Children to see
the ZANERErTAs.
Admission twenty FIVE and ffty cents. Doors open
at719 o'oloek; perform anse ats O'Clock. &u2I
MUSICAL ENTTEgThIsMkNT
NEE YORK SUMNER GARDEN
No. $50 c STREET.
Between 43z and 9th streets.
" q PM C.H. LiGT. Proprietor
l. y SELEsEALisG JARS.
Fo8 PRESERVISG
FBUITS, VEG ETABLE2, 60
III only jar Fr,r @Hrss'sd .'.at ea1 De sssted
For saIs whole .sle and re.sil, with fuii ingtruc-
GeEers! Holseturnishin ing stors.
an 2h6t between 9Th and TO- I.
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Il l HIN FISHJ ron
BOATS FOR HIRE "
Clerks and all otsers needing recreation and de-
sirlne pleaspre now have q good Oh opoortunity "A
TO indulge in fishing on the Potomac; the ~
HnGersleneo hsEing RroTided . number of-&S8
re.sonabls prices, together with TACKLE and
shiT III, The s.te and fast sailing pleasure boat
loot of Seventh strest. tt cars running right tn
the wharf every Ave minutes in the dap
an l9-2HS DAVID = SRMpIR
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M MlN's AND BOYS. CLOTHING, s. very Low
Smiths. NH
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WASHINGTON TkEATsR,
ElkF2ETH STREET, MAR PA, AyKNUE

by.Tsrsssea r.;tenlAr ss:rs vii: 30 produes
on BE VT dresdav. EVENING. for tie only line
tkis sesx On. Ens Jean n. Davsnport's version sf
CAMILLE;
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BLOWING HOT AND coin


The value Of the New York Heruid,s -ia,Es
upon military affairs is aptly illustrated by It's
editorial outgiyings yesterday morning in one
OF which it seizes upon the recent foolish il not
(under the circumstances attending that gen
tieman's administration OF the War Depart
mentl really indecent speech OF Mr. Simon
Cameron, Is 4 cover for another bitter personal
onslaught upon the Secretary Of War; while in
another lucubration it proves incontestibly
from rebel authorities that its charges of the
day, Of inelficiency On that officers part, ara
utterly baseless.
We presume that no man with an ounce Of
brains Will accept its contrary conclusions
frat. that the War Department has ct length
fairly brought the rebellion to its last casp.
and, next, that it has put it in Lees power 10
aunihilate our Army of Potomac almost with
ont another struggle; such S..ns the legitimate
corrolaries of its two editorials on which we
here comment. Those blest with the facul;v
Of reasoning, we apprehend, will Law down
yesterdays Herald after reading those articles.
quite satisfied that neither more nor less thar
personal malcc-a very unsafe guide for the
manufacture of public opinion in tine; Iika
the presents really at the bottom OF it's furi
Gus and bitter aniHadYersions upon the policy
and measures which mark the War Depart-
ments conduct Of its share OF the res pons,hiI
tiles OF the occasion.
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rom report OF Admiral Porter to the
Navy Department, received this afternoon
and dated .inne 9th, we extract rs fellows
The army IS stiil advancing close 10 the
works. General sherman is so close tina. h..
cannot get nearer without going in.
Three batteries have been erected or naval
guns, one consisting OF two o-inch guns in
Steele's front, under command of Lieut. Self
ridge. this battery opened fire day before
yesterday ana cleared every thing before it.
ne inortars keep constantly playing on the
city and works, and the gunboats throw in
their shell whenever they see any work going
on II the batteries or dew batteries being nut
up.
Not q soul IS to pc seen moving in the citv:
the soldiers lying in their trenches or pits, and
the inhabitants being slowed in caves or holes
dug ont lii the cliffs. II the city is not relieved
by a much superior force from the outside.
Ticksburg must fall without ANYTHING more
being done 10 it. only wonder it has held ont
20 long.
The rebel steamer Lady Walton came down
from Little Rock, Arkansas, few DAYS sinca
and gave herself NJ 10 to the comrnandinp
office- st " hite River. l send her to Caro-. tn
The Judge OF the District
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VlCkSBJRG, JACKSON, AND PORT
HCDSON.

MURFRERssoRo, June 15-Under this date
a correspondent Of the Nashville Press quotes
from the Chattar ooga Rebel of the nth:
Gen. Johnston and Gov. Pettus are urging
the authorities at Richmond 10 send more
troops TO the West. We want" the dispatch
reads, i" enough 10 bag Grant aud his whole
army
The Federal troops, in conjunction with
Union men OF Georgia have mace raid upon
the Charleston and Savannah railroad, and in
one pla &c tore W the track ten miles.
Gen. Prices army moved for some point on
TIE 10th. with five days ratious.
Kirby Smith has occupied Milliken's Bend.
20 NJ les above Grant.
JACKSON. June 10.-kirby Smith has taken
MIiiitcn's Reno With ten thousand men, and
cut off Grants supplies. Jackson's cavalry
have cut their way through 20 Nickshurg. Tee
E.!.g was tremendously heavy at ficksburg
- dry.
i force of cavalry are on the track of Grier-
son, who mas been driven Ave miles from Glin-
Eon. La.
Al eyes are turned 10 tien. Johnston, who is
no.. In front, experimenting in iowa.
The next SIX days must determine the fate of
VioksburT.
Il is ru1pored that Gen. Pemberton was
wounded on the 9th inst.
Port HJpsoy, June l0.-In the late battle
TIE Federals lost at least 3.5G1. Our icss also
heavy; Colonel Marke was killed. WaddeIls
battery lost Il killed, and 80 wounded. = =
There are minors here this evening that a
Sc ccud edition OF the Van Dorm affair had oe-
or red iatsiI, in which Gen. Forrest figured,
ilud WAS dangerously wounded in the neck.
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SECOND IDIII0L,
ruPRI. fs1,I.anx
THREE O'CLOCK r. u.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE FIGHT
AT MILLtkEN.S BEND.
TWO BLACK REGIMENTS EsGAGED
THEY FIGHT WELL,
THE GrNEOATs OPEN Upon THE ESEAY-
THEY Fly IN CONFUSION

Admiral Porter informs the department in
report dated near Eicksburg, June 9th, that
being informed that the enemy, i,sp4 strong,
were threatening MilHken's Bend, where =
quantity of army stores, in charge of TWO
black resim ents and portion OF the 10th
Iowa, were kept, dispatched the gnnboats
ChoctaW and Lexington 10 that place, III order
to protect them.
Our troops had thrown up some extra en-
tren chments near the Ievee, and prepared to
receive the,rebels with some doubts as to the
issue.
he enemy made his attack before daylight,
end many oil our men had not arrived AZ that
point: Ihe blacks, however, met the onset
stood at their post until they We're slaughtered
to man, killing an equal number of rebels.
The fight was desperate, and our men, over
powered, had to retreat behind the bank near
the waters edge, followed closely by the rebels
WheE the proper time arrived The gunboais
opened on he rebels with shell, rape ana can
lister, and they fed in wild confusion, being
perfectly ignorant that tae gunboats we,r
there, OF expecting such reception
They re'reated rapidly to the woods aud
soon disappeared.
Lightly dead rebels We're left on the ground,
and our trenches We're packed with tho dead
bodies OF the blacks, who stood at their post
like men.
" hen last heard from the enemy was bound
III tie direction of Lake Providence to which
point Admiral Porter had espatched cuabosts
to meet him.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
fCorrssporcsnos Evening Star,l
EsNcHA2S Sb<<IsI
GRnpaprnxE lima al a.

GEoRGEToNk, Jane %, ispS.
In shs Common Council. last evening, th.
resolution from the Board OF Aldermen TO sp-
point joint committee TO visit Philadelphia 10
eSainine market houses, and ascertain whethe-
or not those now used in that city would sn,t
Georgetown, was on motion OF Mr.. Marbury,
laid on the table
Mr. Craig, from the grievance committee. to
which was referred the petition OF sundry
the town. complaining of certain tenement in
their neighhorhood as a nuisance and praying
tina. the same be abated, offered = resolution
providing that no license be granted hereafter
10 the tenant of said house to sell spiTituous
liquors; which WIS referred back to the same
committee, with instructions to bring in q reso-
luton providing thai no mora licenses BE-
granted 10 persons OF African descent TO sell
spiri.uous liquors in this Corporation
This morning, Ellen Mahoney was arrested
for making an assault on Ann Omelia She
was committed TO jail TO await tue action OF the
grand jury.
The arrivals to-day are as foiiows:-str Bal
timola. Lewis. New York merchandise 10 Nor
san Reinhart; schr. T.. II. Wheaton, wheatcn,
Bosi, a, Ice 10 W. Gedy; Rosie III. Harper, Me
MANS. Belle Plain, suffers stores; John For
syth, Rirdsall, New York, hay to Government:
j. w. Woolston, Williams, Belle Plain, suffers
stores; Ocean Wave, Smith, no., do; Mary =.
tanks, Rockwell. Alexandra, light; T.. A
Conkiin, Norton. do, do; schr. Heroine, Cham
pin, do, do.
Departed by river:-Schrs H. N. Farnharn,
Lowell, Boston, Mass; Anna J. Russell, Hodge,
Hartford, Conn; Catharine Latchau, Newark,
N. J., coal, from Rays docks. schr Charm,
-, Boston. Mass, coal, from Agnues docks;
schrs. aivira, Branin, Staten Island. N. Y:
Mary s. Tibbetts, Clunl, New York, wiih coal
from &. G. Il l. Co.; schr, Alex. Law, Wood,
Jersey City, coal, from Borden Mining Co.
Business dull. Markets unchanged; whole-
SALE quotations rs fol'oyys
Flour, super, @6.25& j.3S: extra, s6.5oas6.75;
family, Ss.2aaS?: Darby's. S9.5DaSIB; Welchs,
Sic; Rays, Ss.56aS1G.. Wheat red, Silica
Si.i5: white, SI.55aSl.65. Corn, yellow, 9ac;
" hite, CSC. Oats, by meas ure, 55a60c. Hay, s2s
as30 Mill strf, 35as0c.; potatoes, 40aS0c.; aD-
pies S4.50aS5; lemons, per box, S5a25.2J; cider.
pc; d., clarified, 3Da35c. whisky i5a i6c salt,
q. A, SI.s7aSt.90; fIne, S2.75; bulk, 15c. per
hnsEel. Cumberland coal. 34.25aS5.5o; anthra-
cte, 10; wood, pine, S4.5Uas5. oak. S5.50sSS.
SaG: ground E99SiG CUaA
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NAY Al, GRDERS

The following orders were issued by the lie
paTt!pent yesterday:
Lieut.. Com. Treyett Abbot ordered to the
Constellation, in the Mediterranean, 10 relieve
Lieut.. Com. w. w. Low-to return TO IT, s.
Lieut.. Com. Z. Z. McCTea ordered to the
Lancaster, in the Pacific, to relieve Lieut..
Com. a. W. Johnson--to return 10 u S.
Captain John Rogers detached from com :
nand OF the Weehawken and ordered to COM
znand the steamer Fort Jackson
Commander T. Il. Stevens ordered to COM
mand the Weehawken.
Third Assistant Engineer John C. Denbv
t-dered to the Housatonic, rice Sd Assistant
Engineer T. T. Cooper, ordered to examina-
ton
Gunner Il. Roberts has resigned.
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The Rebels Againin Pennsylvania.
TIE TOWN OF McC0ENELLSBERGC OCCUPIED
EY THEN YESTERDAY MORNING
THEY sECTGE Much PLUEDER
ONE OF THEIR NUMBER sHO'

-nE sECEsH SEM2 ATHIxERs SHOW THEIR
HANDS
MCCoNNELLsBURG,P PA, June IA dotaca-
mcnt of Gen. Jenkins forces Of mounted il ian
try, under Col. Fersus on, entered hi: pie zee
q tour O'Clock this morning.
The rebels opened all the stores, helping
themselves 10 boots, shoes, hats, and yerything
else they could possibly carry.
The town was % completely taken b, sar-
prise that the citizans unable to hurry
their horses to place OF security, and large
NUN bers of them tell into the hands of the reb-
els.
They Elso drove away a5outtwelve thousit,id
dollars worth Of cattle. One of taeir number
III attempting - capture horse, was sho.
through the neck by some unknown person.
his so exasperated hIs companions that they
threatened TO burn the town, hut finally de-
sisted. They completely Quilted the telegraph
Office, carrying away with them the ingtru
ment and all the messages. The operator sue
ceeded in making his escape.
After they had collected all their plumber
AID were ready TO evacuata, the Colonel COM
handing nude known to the citizens taat pc
vas ready 70 listen to claims for the recovery.
Of horses, &c. Many Accordingly applied, but
Were for the mos; part unsuccessful, until a
humber of ladies stepped forward and inter
cedcd, u hen portion of the LOST property was
restored.
The rebels retreated in the direction Of Han
cock, but where they may rext turn up 1t is
impossible to say.
& number OF hoquets were presented to the
Teiels by sylnpathizins ladies, and 1t was prin-
cipally these who received their horses
fMcConnelsburs is the capital Of Fulton
county, eighteen miles west of Chambersburg
and nine miles north west OF Mercersburg, the
extreme point IS which the rebels had peur-
trated when last heard irom.-ED STAEI
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~ From the publishers and from Hudson
Taylor, 3A Pa. av., and j. Shillington, Odeon
Bnilding, we have the Atlantic Monthly for
July, commencing new volume, and contain
ing wonderfully rich budget o. contributions
by Holmes, I.ongteliow. "Gail Hamilton, J"
Hawthorne, Agassiz, the author Of !" Life In the
Iron Mills Robert Dale Owen. ETC., etc.
From Hudson Taylor We have Harper's Mag
axine for July. tine number, and illustrated
as usual with admirable wood cuts. Ii. l..
Stephens iof .Vanity Fairy touches up the
drawings to Ross Brownies article, tan Amer
lean Family in Germany" we are sure, lii for
no other reason, from the impossible attitudes
Of some OF the figures. as for INSTANCE, that OF
.hestoutm man to the right in :. The Promenade.n
II mir. Stephens will undertake Tho experiment
Of balancing himself with AIS body thrcwn so
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~ letter has been received from an officer
OF one Of The iTon-clads st North Edisto, dated
Jnne 6th. They had been lying there for six
weeks, burning large amounts of coal, but per-
forming no kind of duty. The health of the $50
seaIuen on board slese contracted vessels is
very poor, with 10 hospital accommodations
Tor the sick, the number or which daily increas
ing. The bottoms of the vessels are SO covered
with grass and barn cles that it takes all the
power that can be applied to steam against the
tide. The heat on board ranges from Il TO 10
degrees.
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CINCINNATI, June 20.-Yesterday, about one
hundred OF the 4th kentu Ky cavalry crossed
the Ohio river into Harrison county, Indiana,
making a raid into the interior.
At Orleans the rebels had a brisk skirmish
with the Home Guards, whom they repuIsed.
The rebels We're moving towards the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railroad at last accounts.
= The MALTA, with conyaiescents from he hos
pitais q, New Albany, have started in pursuit
OF the rebels.
81 The Indiana State authorities have issued a
call Tor twenty thousand volunteers, to serve
six months.
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GENERAL MT.RAY

The recent abandonment OF Winchester nv
this officer, with the circumstances attending
that act, are bringing forth comments from the
press anything but complimentary to him. We
have no disposition to join in the hue and cry
against him, knowing well that at present
sufficient is not known to the public on which
to base correct opinion OF his conduct. We
take it as certain, however, that his movement
will be promptly and thoroughly inyes tigated
by the proper authorities, who will doubtless
deal with him as the facts Of the case thus
developed shall make necessary for the pub.
lie interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-20

SColonel James Johnson, with Pennsyi-
vsnia regime N, last week made three days
Reconnaissance along the Chickahominy, near
l. 10 Gha, les City Cont House, driving Ill the
enemys pickets. capturing d num Der OF the 10th
Virginia cavalry, securing large herds OF fine
cattle, horses, mules, saddles, brides, buggies,
wagons, guns, over s45iij worth Of tobacco, aud
destroying valuable tool shops, forage and
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~ It is stated In the New York Tribune that
George W. Jones, late Minister TO New Grana-
da, who was arrested in November, 1851, by
The Govsrnment, and kept four months 10 Fort
Lafayette, has sued Secretary Seward for $780,
IN damages The case is just entered in the
Supreme Court Of New York city.
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL

Yesterday afternoon, John j. Tyler, citizen
who resides near Aide, who refused to take the
oath of allegiance; Wp. Cromwell, OF Moseby,s
cavalry, vine left Maryland about q month
siaee and joined Moseby, and Corbin Z. Pal.
mer. an agent Of the Confsds for the purchase
Of horses and cattle, and lately Of the I'd vir-
sinia cavalry, were sent in to Capt Todd and
committed to the Old Capitol prison. These
were captured near Aldie by Captain Steele's
company, I'd Pennsylvania cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-20

far b. cad the line OF his toes. as ne represents
tia human figure pictoriaiiy, ha will hnd thu
laws of gravitation asserting thsir rights and
himself fiat or his face. Also, the faces OF his
children are alwsys those Of oidsmen aad
wcmen. He uses the pencil with spirit but has
not the FIRST notion of anatomy, apparently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-20
Capture of a Large Confederate
Steamer.

The Government has received Information
that a naval steamer passed Newcastle, Del,
at ten o'clock this morning, bound up, having
large steamer in tow carrying the Confed-
crate fac.
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EXTRA.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT.
A Large Force Of Rebels Said to
be Advancing upon PittsbHrg,
Pennsylvania,
Their piehetS Near Union:eNn,
Fayctte County.

Ma Reazall, L. :. volunteers, racei,a I'D in
tel!igerce from Fayette county, Pa, this morn
ing, shat the rebels, in heavy force, y ere ad
rancing On Pittsburg, Pa, via the National
road leading from Cumberland across the Ale
gleny mountains. Their pickets had reached
Gcrantsvi'e, Nd, thirty eight miles from
Unicntown, Fayette county, Pa, on Wednes-
day evening last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-20

Ex.GoyEREoE HICKs.-Ex-(joyerror Thos.
H. Hicks, of Tarylan as old as he Is, is now
raising company OF volunteers 10 serve under
himself az captain, under the recent call Tor
ten thousand men from bis State. Verify he
is. indeed, a patriot in 8 thousand.
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EfE
IlRpe rtsnt From Hascrstewn.

fFTom the Baltimore American.
A eentienanaaache baltimore blythe Fred
c.ick train yssxsfday morning. who left Ha-
serstown late oa Thursday afternoon. He re-.
Ic~ts passing through Rebel rickets on the
road as lar east rs Bounsboro' and vicinity, and
says that Hagerstown itself seems to be perma-
nently occupied by some 3,Ut)0 troops, mainly
from North Carolina, under Gen. Rhodes, q
Major Osborne acting as Provost Marshal. from
whom passes have to be obtained TO leave
ne town. The Washington Hotel and others
;sra crowded with their officers, who are pay
Ill Jour dollars per day board in Confederate
money. The forces that have gone into Penn
syiyania are under Gen Jenkins, and ere said
10 be returning, bringing with them Il large
arima"r OF nor ana mules, and re cattle.
They Ig.e also brought back large nIill Der
OF l-s. .es. who, it is alleged, had been run
ANY, from their masters in Virginia and
Washington county. Md. Those belonging
about Hagerstovn are being return TO their
owners, 1--WE doubt this, unless their owners
Virginia were sent back under guard. They
are said to be numerous.
Horses and other property that had been ta-
ken from citizens OF Maryl;nd had been return.
Si 10 them, and every effort vas apparently
being made 10 make their stay little ofien-
ST, 10 our people as possible. II was said
tbs. considerable infantry force was posted
On he Virginia side, near Wiiiiauisport, some
seven miles from uagerstoWn, hut of tins our
informant could not posisi yrly speak. 1t was
reported thas another infantry force was loc;l-
ted EeLr Antietan or ShepherdsIown: and
atout 70 cross. The Whereabouts of Gen. Ew-
ell, or the main body of his corps. seems TO be
unknown. Our informant could not learn that
ne ned made his appearance at all, or near to
il, though il was said at HsgerstoWn that the
conci!atoTy policy alluded TO was dictated by
him We have no doubt the hope or obtaining
recruits i'll Maryland is the secret of this con-
.iiiatory policy.-Ed. amer.