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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

Cheering from Charlottesville Editor
Of the Savannah RprtiieU writes from
Charleston
The onslaught on Fort Sumter for .
week past. from the snemy's feet and land
batteries. has been the most terrific on re-
cord. and that stronghold has suffered most
seriously from the bombsrsment... II could
net have been sherwise with brick and
mortar On one side. and projectlss d which
military science has heretofore given no
conception on the ether. The old maxim
that an ordinary fort esnnotbe preached at
greater distance than eight hundred
yards, belonged 10 an age when mechanical
ingenuity had expended itself 10 the con-,
siructisn Of the eight inch eslumbiad.
These pop guns have had their day, and
will hereafter be classed among the iasig-
niGcant inventions 81 the past. II was re-
served Tor the American people 10 deyelops
new engines Of war. and rnew era 10 The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09
A,abama.-The Al.s,m. T..si.l,,ure .ajso

AIabama.-The Alab1ma bsg.sla'nre adjourn
ed on the 2glh al night. An sei passed Tor The
reorganization oflhe militia. ], provides for The en-.
rollm.nl o. Ill The male. from sixteen 10 sSiy. and
divides them into Two classes. The fri elias. en-.
braces oil from sixteen 10 seventeen and those from
lorly.6se 10 sixty % constitute The eouby's resour.
ces The second class comprises I'll fam seventeen
10 fony five. Three district. 10 Norih Alabama arr
exempted from the operation Of the law. a. regards
nv All Stale and Con ie5erale officers. and oihsts
deemed necessary 10 The SAFETY Of the community re-.
garaless o. age, are included 10 The frsl class.
bill was passed spproprBting one million 81 Dol.
lars for the relief Of INDECENT families Of soldiers
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09
THE NEWS.

Intelligence from Charleston 10 the morning Of the
9Th has been received. The bombasdment Of baltc-
ries Wagner an5 Gregg had been ineessant for the
las. thirty-two hours. On the night of the 9th the
enemy landed near Cummings point in barges, and
assaulted battery Gregg The assault was repulsed,
bul no particulars are given.
, Accounts from the West indicate that Knoxville
has been evacuated by eur troops and is now occu.
pied by the enemy.
Il is said that great mortality i prevailing d Vicks-
burg A fever which the physicians cannot control,
carries the negroes and soJies of by scores. Free
raons are issued daily TO about one thousand OF the
old Inhabitants.
Il is announced that Gen, Price has been put in
Command Of the amy west OF the Mississippi River,
in place Of Gen. Holmes. deceased. Gen. Price has
recently gained some important victories over the
FeJsrals in Arkansas. and unde, his management .
favorable change, j. hoped, will take place in our
affairs 10 that quarter.
Nothing Of Importance has been received from our
army in Virginia. all appears 10 remain quiet. The
Yankees DO not appear 70 be disposed % Try the Con
federaes again soon. All accounts agree tho, Geu
Lees army is in ine condition and good spirits
No new reports have heen received Of an sdsane.
Of the Yankees ,owardsthe interior Of our Stale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

fore. Those in arrears are earnestly requested 10
pay up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
CAEBEI;S CASE

An item credited to the Washington CORES
pondent OF the New York Tribune is going the
rounds. 10 the effect that the court.martial in
Cashers case was censured by the Secretary
OF War because they found Cashel not guilty.
The statement of the Tribune is incorrect. The
proceedings of the court.martial were censured
because having found Cashel guilty OF the
charge of giving intelligence to the enemy un.
der circumstances which not only showed him
guilty OF p violation of the f57th Article or
War, OF aggrayatioh and breach of fa.th TO the
Government: yet the court-martial sentenced
him only 10 IN admonition that he should be
"more on his guard in answering enquiries adj
dressed to him by an enemy"
Cashel, by order OF the War Department, has
been turned over TO the civil authorities, and
held to bail by Mr.. Justice Wylie. and the
court ma rtial dissolved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
SECOND EDITION,
xo'CIoCK p. NJ.
Important Info,.na ton.
THE PRESENT POSITION OF LEES
LEE AND JEFF DAVIS AT LOGGER.
HEADS.
LEE TO GIVE UP VIRGINIA. NOR TIL
OF janis RIVER, UNLESS
e REINFORCED.

We have information from Dixie satisfying
W that on Wednesday last Lees whole army,
with the exception Of 3 brigade or SO around
Fredericksburg, aud five thousand infantry,
with has cavalry, with which he is making 3
show OF holding Culpeper County, is conoen-
trated south OF the Rapidan. in the vicinity OF
GordonsviIe- He is now engaged in rather
bitter controversy with Jefferson Davis on the
subject OF re,nforcements. Davis avows to him
his inability TO furnish them, and Lee replies
that if that be so, Davis must prepare to see him
(Leel give up all of Virginia north of James
river; as it will be madness on his part to risk
what force he has left north of that river, as
matters now stand on the Rappahannock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
REBEL BOSCH

The New York Herold of yesterday con-
tanned another budget of canards from the
Pen OF us Baltimore correspondent SO noto
rionS Tor having from time 10 time, ever since
tae commencement of the war, promuIped
lhrouzh that Journals columns a multitud.
q eKaggerations OF the strength OF The sehel
armies, Of what they could accomplish. &c.
Sc In this instance he endearors to PAIN on
toe public false account of Lees iossas in
r. oriei Per nsylrania campaign (set.ins tina,
Gown Al out y, 600; OF his strength on recross.
als 1!le Potomac (setting tsat down at $4,000,
A+'S-sstd O. 5o:Uo, lis maximum them; and OF
faA rs'ntorcenaents H. has since received and
- aoonI 70 receive HIGH he estimates al ~ of,,
more. p 20 this slime Lee has not been rein.
2osce7l % ne extent OF lecGo men III addition 70
rae strength OF his army on crossing at vii
iaamsPort 70 maze his late splurse al The
Rt1'h. II be has in reality received lion
%n - ~e are INCLINED 70 doubt. on inforrna-
s'2l iro'a I-rssns OF good judgment and ex-
ts2ieai opportunities for observation, who hay !.
SfriiFd here from Richmond from time TO time
GEE.as the !ISi month, all OF when agree In
: &-7radiTirG Tie idea THAT ANY body whatever
{. re.a.crer-aents :or Lee worth men t!oniu !.
Lave 7!!as: -sached him or arrived al R,S2.
la~sd. eAs"o! l.. II. Hli'- division
Tia whole tenor Of the budget OF Iaisahoods
"a hi@a he rebel syrnpathiner who oorlrlsnds
Toe Cse Of tar E>rGfdf+ columns 70 tia. end is
ea1aaYo-i-g 70 ioist on the pablo. Is al effort
g oete- our aathoritieS from pushing Lee In
a-s as weaxest hour. The fact is 70 plain in
what "a v-rises thar we pre- unie sll In snlaor-
iEy hs-e mast appreciate his suggestion, and
Elcs.TS a. :ae;r true value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

81 At The fourth OF July celebration at VOL.
co.tvlip, Conn, says the Wins tead Hers Id the
orator, Rev. Mr.. Seeyie SAID, ssthe coDperheats
nave two paramount rights Of which they
should never be Geprlved-the constitutional
right TO be hanged, and the divine right to be
damned
HsrThe Common Council of Cambridge
Mass, has passed Il resolution that no person
shall be employed by the city government OF
Cambridge. either directly or indirectly, who
shall have awaited himself OF his allegiance Us
British subject to escape the draft.
~ The friends OF a deceased person in the
Isle of Man recently dug mp his coffin and
tied all the Knots in his burial garments, In &C
cordanca with a popular superstition in that
isaand, that otherwise the ghost of the depart
ed would wander about the earth forever.
~ 1t is said that the score of a lost opera.
"MarA Stuarda,' by Donizetti, written at Ma
pies in 1884. and there suppressed by the cp1-
sorship, has been recovered, and will be pro-
deced as soon as an artist can be found able TO
support the heroine's part
~ The province of Toledo, Spain. is suffer
ing from a plague OF locuste. One thousand
people were employed 10 destroy them, aud il
they failed the military were TO be called out.
~ A piece OF bread soaked in vinegar, aud
night, ana bound with q piece Of oiI.cio.h. will
remove the corn in two or three applications
~ The total shipments OF coal during the
past year foot up an excess OF I,t95,50a tons
over the quantity shipped during the previous
twelve months.
~ The police force of Preston, Lancashire,
having petitioned their sboss" to be allowed
70 wear nnoustaches, thai functionary Gra-
ciously consents.
- BY the late fire in Havana sI.5ooOoo
worth OF cotton, sugar, and other goods be-
longing to British blockade runners, was de.
stroyed.
1- Lady-Do you like Goldfish balls. Mr. H.:
Mr.. IL. hesitatlngly-l really don't know,
madam, never recollect attending any.
~ Maryland hast Major Generals and
four Brigadiexs Ia the Confederate service.
- Good tobacco Is selling in Louisville al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
IN TpI AT.

A court-martial, OF which Major Sherbarne
is President, and Captain MGGowan Judge
Advocate, is IN session at No. 2i3 & street en-
gagged IN the trial of John Bennett Free, who's
charged while acting as enrolling officer i'll the
First Ward with levying black maii-lea wing
of the rolls the names Of those who paid him
f,e or made HIM good present. In one case il
was testified to that he offered TO omit the names
OF two tailors if they would make him a vest
and pair of pants, and left his measure there
for, giving the name of G.. w. Bennett l. Is
thought the tria! VIII he concluded to .day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
BALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
- k $3.50 go 80 sg s.s5ssss! $780,

-
On and after Tue sday, AUGUST II, 1863, DAILY
TRAINS Will be resumed ketween WARRINGTON
ana WHEELING and PARKERSBURG, snd six
between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE. ~
follows
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON
Leave Washington at and Ills a. m and s and
$50 p. N.
On sundays At 8 30 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ats -, and Ills .. M and g. 8 and g. 90 o.
N. On supdays at q. m and 3 and 6 81 D. 10 only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at $50 A.. m.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE gOSTH
Leave baltimore for Washing ton At 81, and 10
Sm and $50, and p m. On SundaYsAt 80 and
So. m. and 5 p. m.
The third and NTH trains only from Baltimore
and the hrst and fou tn trains from Washinx ton
STOP 81 way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
Leave Baltimore at and 5 D n
Leave Washington at S A. m aud D. M
No train for Annapolis n Sundays.
For fur thef Information tickets Of every kind
Ne,spply 10 Il :: kOOSTI, Agent, at Washing
Ton stat ION, "r AT the Ticket oiic-.
w. P. SMITH
Master of TRANSPORTATION
L. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent an S.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

TIE DtfFtCCLTT BETWEEN THE MILiTA'Ry
AND Civ!i AUTHORITIES AT PORTSMOUTH,
TA.-The depu,aticn composed OF 1t Gov.
Cowper, of Va; mayor Collins, of Portsmouth
and jas Browa!fy, Esq, member elect OF the
Virginia State Legislature, sent from the City
OF Portsmouth to confer with the Pres ident on
the recent conflict at that place between the
M ilNary and civil Authorities, had an inter.
view this forenoon. They were accompanied
by Gov. T. Ii. Pierpout, the recently-elected
governor OF the Stale.
The cause OF the difficulty was the passing
by the city couHcii or ordinances having for
their object the forcing Of secessioaists to re-.
deem the promise made to rebel soldiers at the
time CT their enlistment, viz: that they would
see that their farnilies did not suffer during
their absence. This promise, il seems, they
very soon forgot. aad now some $50 or BOZ fam.
iises. numbering on aA average two or three
members each, are left in destitute circurl-
s4aaees. Their natural supporters being ab-
sent, the question arose who should support
them The councD thought it bat fhir that
syMpathizers with the rebellion should do
so, and proceeded TO pass ordinances having
THIS object i'll view. They passed two ordi-
nanles- one repGdia$iRg the city scrip which
had beeA isstsed by the rebel council the othei
reqaiIsog tse payment OF aA rents dae to Sc
csesioalsts TO the CoaxiciL to be expended by
them la psoSsdlng for the poor. Both OF these
measures were repndsaosd By thu Military
Governor; wAereapoa the civil authofitaes.
isok recognizing tbe power OF the saslitafy to
repadsass iaws made By th-m. mais al appeal
To the President.
TIM coHa<nSies wesr kindly received azd the
MATER i4&aised by the P.esideas 10 0og. Pier
port snd Ge4l. Foster for aii.,.iica,s,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
CHARLESIOH

Tss ta:es. snfoT masipn from the vicinity or
Charleston MACS Il certain tha. Genesal Gil
raors " progressing with great rapidly to the
completion OF his preparations for the re-
cuct:on Q: For. Sumter. Wequeet:on whether
be Is troubling himself materially about For.
Wagner. because .ttryns out that the pcs sion
q the ground covered by the guns OF that work
d no. likely to lie necessary eithes TO tia red
tson Of Sumter. OF 70 the security Ct the raviga-
t:en up 70 Charleston after Sumter may have
been siieneed Ali fears OF the possibility OF a
failure or the part Of the authorihes here to
eGretSsren General Gilmore ss the exlgencles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

FROM NEW ORLEANS
ADMIRAL FARaAaur COMING NORTH
CONFIRMATION OF THE REIAPTTkS o<
DnAshkAR CITY BY PBpERAL ro0EAS.

aohS, August s.-Ths Eew ofieaas
n'o sa1s no miral Farragut, who soldering
rom sasnt indisposiiion, has been alioweda
snort respite and is going North in q few days
IN the Hafuord' which has been in ser acesincs
Apria soth, 1862; has taken part in ten Baggage
nents, and has been struck two HUNDRED aud
three times.
The correspondent OF the New York R1cdts
states that Brashear City was recaptured, Ent
the Rebels had previously carried OF or de-
stroyed everything excepting guns
The Rebels left in the direction of Texas
The railroad to Brsshear City will be open,u
In few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

A BOARD OF HEALTH WANTED.-It is q mat
ter OF constant surprise to strangers who visit
Washington that we have no board OF health
here. 1t as no exacgeration to say that Wash
ington city is one vast SINH cutters, canals,
seweT-ope nings, alleys, ssenbalming establish
all the hours OF the twenty -four, despite com
plant, ana without molestation. Forinstancp,
in what city that has a board Of health would
such nuisance as the hide. packing. bone
boiling concern at the foot of Eleventh street
be tolerated for twenty-four hours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
PROPOSALS FOR HEAD BOARDS FOB GRAVES
= CHEZ Ass.r QoAsTEsMAsrEa's OryIox,

AHiEr AIS TQUARTERaAsTER's OPPIoE,
DPot q WASHINGTON. IL, u, Corntr Of l8a Strs.r,3
WAsHLyGroS, Aug. 7. 1859 !
until AUG "l Be- a. q t aoss once
is5 o fsps. the u9sd tat
All 10 be, Of good Black Walnut, clear of knot.
M and 'ss1 in sss. ten @ nsass
t6.es Win hys elsats Of inch grove least
or be Oiled and .ssd hsaa h
The name, rank, regiment, and pany, with the
soldier as the Assistant Quartermaster or his agent
Gay direct and IN all respects to correspond with
All of raid boards to be delivered at such poin, or
points IN this city or county in Washington. D. c..
~ within twenty days. and the bs.pee xa
taoa ocel within sixty days after Awarding
Proposals from disloyal parties win NOT be con-
siiered and AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE % the United
states Government must accom- pany each PROPOSE
The ability Of the bidder TO fiji the contract should
responsIbie persons. whose signatures to be ap
penueu 70 .as fantee, and said guarantee must
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown oy the ofical certificate of the Clspk OF the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened or their proposals. will not be consd
The full name and Post Once address of the bid
der must appear in the proposal
If bid is made in the name Of a Arm, the nsmes
OF 81! the parties must appear, or the bid will bs
signing IT,
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars signed
by the contractor and both of his puaraut0rs viii
be required of the successful bidder pom ST ing
the contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved By the Depot Qusrter-
master.
Informal proposals. will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to CAPT Edward L.
Hnrt2. Assistant Quartermaster United States
Army. ~ Washington, D. G and should he plainly
marked Proposals for furnis hing He ad Boards tor
Graves
:: FORM OF GUARANTEE.
we. ---,of the county Of -, and Stat4 of
ana - -, OF the county of =, and State
Of, DO hereby guarantee that rs able to
ulali the contract accordance with the terms Of
his proposition and that should his proposition bs
accepted ne VIII enter into u contract IN sceoei-
pared to become his su retiss "
ITO this guarantee must De appended the Official
certificate above men TONED
EDWARD L. HARTl,
an I'D CAPTAIN and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

:, RoBRIse SoLpIER.-On Thursday night,
samuel Davis, soldier, was lying drunk in
capitol Square, when a boy named William
nancy robbed him Of his watch. Mr.. Daniel
them, Waterman in the grounds, arrested
the boy and took him to the Fifth Ward station,
ana roundsman Pierce dispatched officers
parknurst and Wailingsford to the place, and
sixty dollars on his person. They also arssted
boy named Thomas Carroll. Justice Fergu-
son examined the boys yesterday morning, and
dismissed them on conditions that one would
return 10 New York. where he belongs. Itap-
pears from their statements they were hired by
8 man 10 rob the soldier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
Az Al. nPDEpl

Lieut.. Commander Charles Ill. Cushmau.
ordered TO the Dnondaga.
Lieut.. Roswell II. Lamson, detached from
the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, and
ordered TO command the steamer Nansemond
Lieut.. James "A. Doyle, detached from duty
as member OF r court martial in session al
Philadelphia, and granted leave OF absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

Of the task before him may require, have no
foundation whatever. The Baltimore Ameri-
GEMS special correspondent notices the arrival
there in three days, very recently, of 5000
fresh troops; and we presume if he has called
for fifty thousand more, he will receive them
as promptly as he can DESIRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
Reported Death Of Jeff. Davis.

CAIRO, Aug. BY the steamer Hillmae.
which arrived here late last night, L have
Memphis parpers of the afternoon of August 1,
also dispatches from your correspondent of thu
same date. From the latter I have il that JED
Davis, President of the Southern Confederlcy,
Is dead. No particulars. Ths rumor came
thro ugh rebel sources.
The movements at NicksbGrs losk toward
Mobile, and movement will no doubt take
place st no very distant day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
NAY cApTTRES

The L. :. steam gunsoat Owasco repSrts the
destruction on the 2lst uIt., i'll Sabine Pass. OF
the schooner Revenge, OF New Orleans. The
Revenge was of about 20 tons burtheG, and
had on board IS hhds. sugar, 200 hides, aud
small quantity of mineral salt.
The L. $. gupboat Katahdin captured off
san Louis Pass, coast of Texas. on the E:th
ul., the schooner Excelsior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
HARDLY pOSSInI.E

Considerable excitement has been created to-
day here by the rumor that six of Mosehy's
gang CT bandItti. captured by our cavalry,
have been paroled ~ by the military author
lt,es IN Alexandria. instead OF being brought
up with round turn at the hai.ers end, like
any other murd.rers and highway robbers.
We cannot credit the story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
Army OF the Potomac

correspondence OF the Baltimore Americana
WARRENToN, August 5.-Vesterday. eight
prisoners and five deserters lroTa the LIST Mlss.s-
sippi cavalry were brought in. TIE daeerters
report, and il l. generally believed, thai three
corps of Lees army have gone down to Fred
ericksburg to occupy tho heights there.
II is thought that we shall all soon be ordered
down to Falmouth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
--LATEST Observation-Disclosures Mor-
RI MARKEf.-Furnished by Lewis .IoAuson

MoRETHAN HE BARaAIvED FoR-Yes,arday
Ashury Allen, Hiram Busby, and Thos. Ord,
OF the 9th Indiana, got some ice cream from an
Italian yender, and offered to pay him with a
counterfeit gold dollar, when the Italian called
the patrol, who were passing, and the thrae
were marched off to the guardhouse This
morning they were brought ont before Captain
Merritt, Acting Judge Advocate, W hen il leaked
ont that the dealer had sold them LIQUOR and
the Captain Immediately turned the case over
TO Justice Ferguson, who fined the italian $50.
Capt. Merritt ordered the two first TO be locked
up for buying the liquor of him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
HELD AS HOSTAGES.

The Secretary Of War has directed that three
South Carolina prisoners of war be subjected
TO close confinement and held as hostages for
three colored men captured on the gunboat
Isaac Smith and now imprisoned at Charles
ton. II is understood that similar orders will
be given in respect 10 all other prisoners, white
or black, that are treated by the rebels other
wise than as prisoners of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

CoRRFCTIoS.-In our notice of the case of
Acting Lieut.. III. S. Thompson, 11s.h New
( DIRK, who was committed TO the Old Capitol
Tor drunkenness and Gisorderiy conduct, we
inadvertently referred to him as filling the DO.
sltion at the Central Guara- house made vacant
by the resignation OF Lieutenant J. :. Cooper.
Thompson is 4 private of the i7Sth, and was
for time acting lieutenant OF the guard, but
never held the position occupied by Lieut
Cooper Lieut.. Ira Berry, nth \. IL, is the
successor of Lieut.. Cooper i'll the command of
Central Guard-hous", and IS 4 very efficient
offs GER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
LOCAL NEWS.

FcAlon REroRrs.-Seco~d Preciact.-Mary
Gleason, disordefly; for hearing -
IAisd Preeinct.--Jas. Aagan, bathing: sass
John Stone, nnlicersed; sfs.as. p. Kenny. ma.
lictous mischief; compromised. Ellen Demps.
sdisorderlys Ss?i. Jos. Batemen, Ellen D.nps'
E. Chamber3in. John Mofzstt, do: dismissed.
FoayfA Precfsek-Bridges Galavan. assault
and battery; bail for peace. Henry Goucher,
lhreats; dismissed. Jno. Clark, des.rtioD; mil.
Nary. Mary Stuling, disorderiy; 81.
NSs1,a PrecsRct.-Jno. Penn, disorderiy; locked
uh o hours ard dismissed. Sarah King, do :
dismissed Adam Jackson, do; do. August
Jacovi. sleeping IN street; IS cents costs.
Tenth Ireciact.-Albert Martin, accessory to
robbery; military. Chas. Geibnar, carrying
concealed weapons: dismissed. Rebecca Ma
SON, disorderly; STA. Aims worth Gocdnow,
drunk; military. Teresa Richardson, drunk;
dismissed. Thos. Miller. assault; $4.94
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORGAN'S OFFICERS SENT TO HAIR.
RiSBt RG TO BE CONFINED
THE PENlTENTIARN

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S.-One hundred and
twenty-three officers OF Morsan's band, have
been sent from .Jonnson's Island to Harris.
burg, 10 be confined In the penitentiary there.
Four hundred and fifty rebel, from Kcntue XIV
reached Camp chase Yesterday