Evening star., 1863-04-29
NEWS FROM REBELLION.

From Richmond papers of the 27th we gather
the following:
Two general orders issued by S. Cooper
rebel Adjutant General, are OF significance
One directs that the clothing u deceased sol.
diers shall be properly inven' arled and then
turned over to the nearest Ql lrtermaster, in
order that it may be reissued, value of the
clothing to be paid TO the perso Al representa-
tive of deceased.
The other order defines the rights Of partiZan
rangers, and sets forth to what they are enti.
tied, which includes all arms and munitions OF
war, small arms, artillery, cavalry equipments
and all else they may capture from the enemy.
When these articles are turned over to the
Government the captors are to be paid their
full value.
The Dispatch says that the Confederate Gov
ernment has 100000 bushels of corn in store at
Albany, Georgia, in damaged condition, and
which, II not soon removed, will prove worth
less The want Of rolling stock for transpor-
tation is the cause
Robert Emmet Dixon, Clerk OF the Confeder-
ate House Of Representatives, was shot dead on
Friday by Robert E. Ford, lste Journal Clerk
OF the House, in an affray.
The Dispatch is terribly perturhed over the
belief that there Is system of collusion be.
tween the blockading fleet off Charleston har.
Hankee goods or carry out cotton, and thinks
this is established by the fact that the vessels
captured by the Federals are only those freight
ed with stores for the Confederate Govern
ment
The Richmond papers are flooded with COM
plants Of Yankee raids into Pendleton county,
King Georges county, Fauquier, Suffolk, &c.
The Enquirer rebukes those about it who it
soften hears signing for gradatons Of rank;
limiting that the mob ought not to rule; theori-
zing about the necessity tor higher classes and
wishing for strong government"
The Enquirer also casts cold water upon the
report with which all Richmond was crazy, that
Senor Moncada, the Spanish Consul at Charles.
ton, had brought to Richmond "good news"
concerning European recognition.
Fifteen hundred dollars each for substitutes
are offered in Richmond
COKRKcTIoN.-To those who have fer
years past regularly read the Star, we need
utter no disclaimer Of the Interpretation which
this mornings Chronicle takes the liberty of
giving to clause in our editorial OF yesterday,
urging upon our fellow. citizens the importance
10 the country and themselves of attending the
primary meetings to be held tom ght: It's pur.
pose Is to create the impression that we appeal
to property holders as a class In calling on all
~hs are to pay the city's expenses, to be
present Not being disposed to suspect our CO.
temporary OF sinister motive, we can but at
tr1ou'e its misinterpretation OF the Star to it's
want OF Information as to who the tax PAYERS
are. We have lived long enough to know that
those who furnish the means Of CARVING on
our city's government are all OF eyery station
IN lite among us who pursue regular and hon.
est callings for their livelihood, and more ca.
pecially those who being domiciled here, are
af hnn md
fiesh," as 1t were. These are the classes who
should rightfully exercise most influence in
the city government il it Is to be governed for
the public interest rather than for that Of gangs
OF spectators in city politics with scarcely
shadow Of identity with, or interest In, the af-
fats of Washington. s.ea
oPRRA--Our musical readers wfil be Glad
TO now that the Gran Opera Company Is likely
TO be with us again for three nights next week.
the management being engaged now in nerot.
a:inE for q suitable house. The operas TO be
presented are Martha, Ernani and Robert LIE
pio1;e. -; -"a
sGEE. .McCISLLAE.--A distinguished repub.
liean ofhcaal laid yesterday that il had been
deterDineA; finally that Gen. Mcclellan is not
to be agaiucailed into military service It Is
understood that his report IL Just now ready for
Transmission 70 the War Departments accom-.
panied by q. .requeet that 1t shall have an early
poblieation.-Rasa Cpr. EeM Sa'l. - @a.-7'