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DIER.

Depart ted this life on Saturday, the 18th of July.
MARGATET LAW, the relict of the late John q :.
Law, in the 10th year of herase. She was an ex.
EN- plary and devout christian. May she rest in
peace.
On sabbath, 18th instant. GEORGE RERoUs, a
native Of Haddip ston Scotia nd but for the past
Is years resident of the District of Columbia,
aged II years.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, from his late residence, 973 ma. av ,
on Tuesday afternoon, 2lst inst, at O'Clock.
baltimore and Cincinnati pa pers copy.l
On the 10th instant, at IL O'Clock 3. m, after .
brief Illness, VIRGINIA ELLSWORTH, youngest
child of Geo H. and Virginia Fayman, aged III
months and 10 days.
At Nashville Tenn. on the evening Of the 4th
instant, ROBERT L., only child of Col. Dan1 and
Julie e. MCCook, aged II months ana Is days. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-20

TIE SUMMER NOOK WAS SHINING,
All in the purple sky.
My wife and we tossed about,
And could not close eye.
l cursed and swore, she scolded me
All through the weary night,
But twas enough to vex a saint
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may be sure 1 certsin went
Next morn to LYONS store,
And home In Joyfal triumph
TIL Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quic ky slau ghtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and flea
Lyons Powder kills all insects. Lyons Mag
netic Pills sure death to rats and mice. Sold
everywhere.
jy saw DENNIS 8. BARNES & Co., New York
Fer un pleasant ana dangerous diseases, use
HELMBoLD EXTRACT BUCHU
Which has received the endorsement of the most
Prominent Physicians in the u. S.
Is now offered to afflicted humanity as a certain
cure for the following disc aud symptoms origi
natipg from diseases and abuse of the rinaryor
Sexual organs.
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression.
Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
Restlessnese and sleepessness at NsSt
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss of Appetite,
Emaciation.
DIFFERENTIATION or Paralysis
of the Organs of Generation,
Paipitation of the Heart,
And. in fact, all the concomitants of a Nervous
and Debilitated state of the system.
To ans.us the genuine, em this on.
c,,r.s ASK as Tor heimboid's. Take no other.
See advertisement in another column. js4-sw
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GREAT PISNsTLyAHIA ROUTE, Sf6 Bdli1soYs NJ
day.isbHYg, to The North and Wasi-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-suisk time
low fare and connections. Soders' tickets sold
Through at Government rates. For tickets snd fur
ther information apply at the ofhce Of Great Penn
syvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsyly aniA
avenue aud Sixth ST., W ashins ton. 0mce open from
5 p m. until p. m; on Sundays from to p. m.
IN h-l~ ID. O. EoE-oH. Aren't.
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To sRB beautiful stock of Jewelry and Silver
ware, you have only to to the ''Dellar Store, ,
t43S Penn. Avenue, near Four and -a-haf street
Anything in Jswelry you need can be had for One
Dollar. iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-20

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Humphrey Bland, we'll
known in matters theatrical hereabout, has
leased the Winter Garden Theater, New York,
for the fall and winter season. HeiwilI bring
out Mrs, Bowers as his trump card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-20

SABRE CUTS, Sunshot wounds. and all other
safely and quickly under the soothins influence of
HoiloSsy g Ointment. 1t heals to the bono, SO
that the wound never opens again. Soldiers. su D.
ply yourselves. Only IS cents per Pot. 23s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-20

CoRNs and other disorders of the feet when ne.
elected arc injurious to the health. They unt the
civilian for business and il is for sol
port of his whole frame be in . disordsred condi-
ton. To ell afflicted with oorns, Bunions Nails
growing in the flesh 9th disorders OF the feet
We would recon mend an early call at DR.. Whites
ofhes, No. 424 Penn avenue, between Four-a a.
half and Sixth sts tYI7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-20

BY G. MCGUIRE L. CO., Auc.ioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING. LOT NV
Il THE lsLANp.-0n FRIDAY AFTERNOON
19iy Sath, at O'Clock, on the premises by virtue
corded among the land recor.:s for w sshin stoo
county in Li6sr J. A. s. No ll6. foiios 2s2, NO,
9inches on Third St eet. bet ween south X and p
streets, running back 81 feet to 80 feet alley
II desired, the Lot will be divided into two build.
irg Lott
Terms One third cash the remainder in six
and twelve months with interest, secured by Q
deed of trust the pre- misses.
All conveyancng at cost OF purchaser.
YIN b. WxBB, Trustee
jy lS-eod6 DIS &C. MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By j. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
EAEcUToR'S SALE or TWO VERY vALU-
!. oAsLg BriLpIaG Lors.-On M0HDA Ae1 xR-
psemses. We shall sell lot IL, In subdivision Of
square ssa. fronting Is feet inches on north L
nue., q the corner ilth street west, and running
PACK - teet 10 inches TO . public alley THE lot "a
LARGE pc bile space in 'front.' would be desirs ole
Al.o, Immediately after, ws shall sci, the west
half of su sdivIsiou c. in square No s. fronting p
feet on the pu bile space which the Northarn
Liberties Market stands, between sth and e.h
alley
Terms: One third in cash the renal nder In
four months, with interest secured by q deed OF
trust on the premises
Cost of conyeyAncing to be paid by purchaser
HARMAN BURNS,
GEORGE w. COCHRAN,
jy@.d McGuIRRA 20 Sucts
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HAIR pYEt HAN pYzm

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is The best in III.
'corfd. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
known This splend i'd Hair Dye is psrfect-chsns es
Red, Rusty or Grey HAIR instantly to q Glossy
Black or Natural Brorcn, without inJurug the hair
or staining the skin. leaving the hair soft snd
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing It's pristine color, and rectifes the i'll effects
oil Bad Eyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BACHELOR. all others are nero limitations. and
should be avoided Sold by al druggists. &c. Fac
tory-Sl Barclay street, New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dreGsing the hair. jy7-eoly
HoSTETTER'S BITTKRS- Setrdye Of Ice Wdter-
TIE chill given to the circulation by large
that the cold and grateful fluid may not be i'm
bi5ed with out peril, If wholesome medicated
stimulant be Incorporated with it. In fact all
Nineglass of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters, taken before with the ice water, the
whole difficulty will be obviated. This genial
preparation is the purest and most healthful tonic
which the egetable kingdsm has yet contri buted
man. 1t converts toe refrigerated beverage into
an inveoiaDt, and causes it 10 assimilats health
fully it'll the fluids of the body In all the ran ge
of m edicines there is nothing sure as a prevsn-
tive of malarious fevers as Hostetter's Bitters,
nothing that completely defends the system
against the malaria which bears upon Its foul
winds the seeds ofdeadly disease fake Hostetter's
Bitters with your ice water and you are not only
safe from the effects of the shock which the IN
qualified beverage is calculated to produce on The
circulation but forearmed against all the causes of
fever. s.-#s
wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Biniugsr Co.. .37
Penn. ave- jy 6-eod
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS Thomas
Connolly, Bridget Turner, D. Geno and Otto
Sick were all arrested on Saturday, charged
with selling liquor to soldiers, and were COM
mitted to the Central Guard- house.
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RoBBERY.-Last night, about 12k o'clock,
the residence OF Mr.. J. Thompson, on f street,
near the corner of Tenth, was entered by a
burglar, and gold watch, valued at 800, and
sum Of money were stolen No clue to the
thieves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-20

Court IARTIAL.-A court-martial, to be
composed of Major General E. A. Hitchcock,
President Brigadier Generals &. w. MorrelI,
J. ]. Abercrombie, J. z. Hatch and S. A. Mer-
edith, and Major T. Gaines, Judge Advocate,
has been constituted by the War Department,
and will commence its sittiHgs to-day, (the
2Oth,) or as soon thereafter as practicable, for
the trial of several military and civil Offenders
OF more or less Importance.
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DISEASES or TIE EsRyous, ssHIHAI, UkIxAsY
Sssnt1in Reports Of ths Hoseasd Assoeiasiea-ssnt
ia sssIed attsr ervelopes frss Of charge. Address
DR. j. skillin Hsughtoa, Aowaro Assoeaastou,
Philadelphia, Pa. uaf 1rsm
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ePRxxAxoRRz0A cAH sH OuRsp.-Dr. Hands
Specific cures SpTssasorri1a. Ssnsssl Weeissss,
IqScsssey Loss a Poorer, &C., speedily aad sfsetxal
H. It's effects are truly magical. trial Of the
Spsoino, win convince the most stsRtacsl Of It's
nsr ntA street and Pc, avenue, WasAinston, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. A6ly
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TIM Sol d sa's TRUE ERIzNp.-For over forty
years, DR.. Holloway has been supplying all the
armies Of Europe with his Pills and Ointment, they
having prov ed themselves the only medicines able
to the worst of Dysentery, Scurvy Sores
Wounds and Bruises. Every knaps should con-
tain them. Only Is cents per Box or Pot. 232
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AHnRRR pIaEAsRa.

Eer,arisan's Gin IL the most certain, sate and
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
aid recent cases in twenty. four hours. No miner
taken. 1t 10 the soldiers hope, and Q friend TO
those who do not want to b posed. Male PACK.
ages, g.; female, 9s.
Sar,arisaa's Roof asd Herb JMicss-A positive
and permanent cure for SYPHILIS, serofula, ulcsss
Cor 95. Sold By 3. o. Ford. Bee advertisement. nj
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WaRRasYyp 70 Ous1 In Six DAYs.-DT. 0edffsy!
Arsidoss. an EnSlish 6pscihe Of dxty-nys yssxs'
.s.nang Sn cure sessns. (: .s sS s. 81 so
~ 2 q. vord. csrner llth street and Rs. avenue
Washington. end Henry Cook. AlsxanAris. jseS
Tx ounAPpsr AsD Ds6 Haze DYE q 3E1 W91L1=
Nsvr Eadss ~ WasAs 0ss.-UIham5 HAIR D{e,S
qeats box. The best In use. Iry %. betG ~ p.
iaxtoa, sat Hssry Geek. AlsEandkt&s A&W
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BOARDING.

BOARD In A QUIET, PRIVATE FAMILY
- wanted by gentleman an wife Letters to
y Il. NJ - Philip Il Solomons' Book Store, Penn.
avenue. Waship Rton. It,
y OOMs FOB RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT
H Bosrd.-Two splendid communicating Rooms
fl rst floor, on reasonable terms. Apply at No 62
Missouri avenue, near Feur and aHalf street.
jy IL ct"
E'IRsT-CLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. rooms, for gentlemen, at $50 4 street, Frank.
lin Row, between 18th and 18th SITS. jy17-3tr
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACoOMMo-
n dated with pleasant furnished Rooms and
good Board at Ia Bridge street, Georgetown, D.
o.; reference REQUIRED; cars run from the door to
BOARDING AND ROOMS AT 81 PENNSYL-
ID vania avenue. near 22d street. Handsome
Rooms and excellent Board with use of parlor
and bath room on reasonable terms. jy ls.lms
pOARD-A few gentlemen can be acco annotated
ID with good Board and pleasant Furnished
Rooms, with gas. Apply 1t No. 35S Sixth street,
between b and streets. jyA6t"
DOARD-A large, well furnished House. beauti-
ID fully situated on Capitol Hill. is now ready for
gentlemen and their wives or single gen .lemen.
The rooms are large and airy, with high ceilings.
Apply on First street east, between and north,
one square from Capitol Prison. Reference ex-
changed. ~ H.2W~
CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and nAvy officers and strangers visiting WASH
ington, map ind . comfortable homo In one Of the
most delightful locations in Warrington, No. So
Missouri avenue. One very large front room, I'd
story, now vacant. Dy Is
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

y 80 y - y w. 1HuCHIOE1otKh
T'RUSTEE's BALE OF yALUBLE BUILD
ING LoTs IN PRINTING OFFICE SQuaRE.-On
FRIDAY, August nth, at O'Clock, on the prem
Uses, by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber
dated May It'll, 1857, and duly recorded in Libs- j.
records for washington county. D. O., shall h sef
Lots Nos o TO- 90 81, % g. 25 and IS in James
Q. Mcclure subdivision of Square 62I, fronting
each "a feet North G. street between First
street west and North Capitol street, and run
ming back to q 80 foot alley.
Terms: Ont- third cash; the rem ainder in 6 and
IL months " tn interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
Ali conveyances at the cost of purchasers.
~ If desired, these Lots will be subd ded into
Lots of Is feet trent each.
TH0S. J. FISHER. Trustee.
~ u 2awdds J. G. McG UIRE & CO., Aucts,
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" this city. Wages dollars per day. Ar
ply TO W. II. BROWN, corner 18th AID New York
avenue, jy hD-3t*
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WANTS.

WANTED IMMEDiATELY- Thre. or four
w heavy WORK HORSES. young and sound.
Apply to L. J. MIDDLETON. corner 18th and
streets. jy 2V-ats
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"ANTED-A WOMAN who understands COO
w ing and washing az is willing to live short
distance in the country fer three or four months
and mi AXE herself generally usefsi. Apply, NJ.
4s9 corner 18th ana SITS. ~ - ST.
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LOST AND FOUND,

- Georgetoy to Lafa, cite Square, q Lady's
MOURNING BRBASTPIH, containing hair.
suitable reward will be given if left at the star
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rAME TO THR PREMISES or THE UNDER-
e signed . Brown stud HORSE. The owner ID
charges and take him away. A. 6kARF,
jy Iy-3t* $50 10th st bat and cts.
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WANTED : Two good and competent FARM
w HANDS. Apply, No. $50 Penn. avenue. J.
W. THOMPSON & co. jy IS Ct
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WANTED By respectsbls woman, . sIFUA.
w T10S as dress maker sesmstress in q
private family. Inquire at No. ABS street. b t.
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BOARD AND A COMFORTABLE ROOM
where there are no other boarders Terms not to
exceed $40 per month. The nei h borhood of nth
street north preferred Address W. K, at the ~!
hce of this paner. It's
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WANTED-Two good IRONERS At the Nation
w al Steam Laundry, Penn avenue spposlte
Growers Theater; good wa zes, board and constant
enployment eiven, and nons need apply unless
j. ~ IF JAS. u. HOTCHKIsS Prop,
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BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, NAVY DEPARTMENT

CUMMER BOARDIN9,-Those wishinS to spend
- the Summer North yin and pleasant Rooms
Chesnnt Hill failrosd. The country Ia healthy
and very beautiful. The house is spacious and
we'll supplied with su1ussments. and hourly en-
No 4 60 Pima e Phiis NV n -2aTTms
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VA ANTED-A White GIRL to nurse at ATS B
w street. between I'd and Sd streets, back Ex-
press Once. jy 2ts
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE t. co, Auctionssrs.
TTyRTTSTEES, SAIE or vAJ,nkEI,E REAL u

W HIDES-HIDES.
w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every
WEDN EsDAY and SATURDAY, at II O'Clock G.
M, At the Wharf on Sixth street, Washin.ytor, AZ
sale.
memsnt of ssie. G. BELL
1aE IChron.l 1t. Col and O. g. q.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-04-28
ALOYAL DEMOCRAT.

We find that letter from Gen. Wallace
in the Cincinnati papers, which closes thus:
This is neither " Lincoln's wal" nor "war
for negroes" nor war for conquest, or glory
or party. 1t is the peoples war for free Gov.
crr ment. The only distinction that can be made
between the hero who fell at Bunker Hill,
and the hero who fell at Shiloh, is, one died
to establish FREQ Government, the other died
TO perpe,uate il; both are martyrs to liberty
will the people abandon their own cause
God forbid
To all Of which our readers will say, Amen
Gen. Wallace is Democrat bred and born
but his partnership is subordinate TO his love
of country; md bo sees clearly enough thai
tho cry Of the opponents of tho Alministra
lion, that this is an "Abolition war; "Rs
publican war;" Niger war;" is only al
excuse bchind which those who raise it, hide
their opposition to tho war for any purpose. -
And hc knows that bad not tue Proclamation
been issued, that had no negro soldier owe
been armed with Government musket, thai
had no Republican bccn entrusted with com
rnand, that werc Lincoln to die aud HamliI
to take bis place, asons, with TIE men who
arc for the South, for Slavery, for Secession
and for dissolution Of the Union, would still
bo rs plenty as blackberies, why the wa
should cease. The Indignation that is vast
ed on the prominent facts which now engsg'
the public attention and give distnctiv
character 10 tho Administration, would hav
been spent onsomething else. The rcal op
position on the part Of the Copperheads is no
to tho accidents and colatersls Of the struggle
it comprehends all Of the struggle--the oh
ject TO be accomplished and the means TO b
pursued. Il Is rank disloyaIty that impel
those who make it--disloyaIsy which Is COW
arily, but nevertheless malignant and danger
Gus. Gen, Wallace has hit the nail on th
head
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A New Way of Paying Old Debts.

The rebels have long been devislng some
way Of getting rid of their old issue Of Treas
ury notes without redeeming them. Mr..
Memnirger, in order to prevent an Inflated
currency, recommended that they be repudia-
ted, and urged that the holders ought 10 be
sufficiently patriotic TO lose the amount on the
face, so that additional credit might be given
to the new ones to be put in circulation. How
repudi alton Of portion was 10 give value TO
the remainder, when there was no security
that these would not follow to he tomb of tho
Capuleta we do not know; but Southern
philosophy always did differ from that Of 9TH
g! nations. ~ l..l sr rltGnA
The scheme OF Mr.. Memminger was not
successful, but another has been devised, which
is the same 10 substance, but avoids the term
"repudiato," which has been rung on their
European agents effeclually since the wal
commenced. According to tho Richmond
Enquirer, the new issue Of Confederate non
interest bearing notes, to be issued after the
lst of April, will be alone received in pay
ment of taxes, State and Confederate Il
adds that this measure is intended TO We ad
ditional credit 10 the new issue Of money, by
taking the oil out of circulation. Tho law
10 effect, does not declare that the forme
issues should bc Of no value, but provides tina
none but the new ones are to have any value
A distinction without difference. bh ad
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SAN FRANcIsco, Apr

SAN FRAYcIsco, April le.
Sailed, yesterday, the Danish bark Cecilia
with quarter Of a million in treasure.
The steamship Robert Low, hence to Hong
Kong, wrs at Honolulu March 1etb, and left
on the 18th.
& The steamship Sonora car ries a large mum.
Der Of passengers Eastward TO morrow, inclu.
ding many women and children. sop
Money market easy to-day gold bars sell
at Ss go to 8 80. Exchange on Now York
so@al premium for gold. Legal tenders at
65@6s. Gluo1 . cr.. IA.
Indications are of the speedy opening Of the
spring trade. al
The Office >ftho Copperhead newspaper.
the Sacramento Republican. was destroyed at
O'Clock this morning by mob reported to
be soldiers from camp Union.
Both branches Of the Legislature passed the
bill legaisug contracts in gold, but It must
90 10 the S.nate to concur in the amendments
Of the Assembly. ..-.... ..,f,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-04-28

The TALK OF PATRIor.-Gov. Todd, OF
Ohio suggests a treatment for rebel traitors
who put on the flimsy disguise OF loyalty to
party and claim for it a loyalty to the gov
ernment, which meets our views exactly
He made rousiug speech at recent Union
meeting in Cincinnati, in which he expressed
the following views in regard to traitors: .
The speaker was not revengefnl or slndi.
cativs man. The hanging Of one or two hun
dred Of the leaders Of this rebellion was about
all he would ask. Laughter. That done
the difficulty would be over Get rid OF the
leaders, break the armed part Of tho rebellion,
and there will be found as much loyalty at
the South as iu the North. That accomplish
ed we will then attend to thes, fellows who
want Office, the Valandighams and Olds and
their like. Teach your children their names,
register them 10 the book you read on Sun
day, aud send them down TO posterity to bt
extracted as the men who, in the hour OF thei
couutrys peril, threw all possible obstacles IL
the way of its preservation, and advocated
dishoporablo peace at the cost of national ex
istance. ,I
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From, the South.
FoRrnEss MoNRox, April e

FoRrKEss MoNRoE, April Is.
The flag Of truce boat State Of Maine has
arrived from City Point. Tho Richmond
papers of to-day contain telegraphic infotma-
ton from Port Hudson, confirming the loss
by the rebels Of toe steamers Queen Of the
Wet and Diana. The former got aground
in Grand Lake, and was blown ashore By
she'll from the federal gunboat Calhoun: The
Diana was burned by the rebels.
One hundred prisoners and seven commits.
stoned officers were captured with the Queen
Of the West. Among the latter was Capt.
Turner, Conmandant Of the rebel feet.
A dispatch from Berwick Bay, dated 18th
instant, reports that there is Federal force
beyond Franklin, La, marching on.
There are no reports from Charleston later
than the l7lh instant, and they contain moth
ing new. go +,
Much interest is felt in Richmond 10 regard
to matters at Suffolk. The papers admit that
battery has been captured. The tone OF
the editorials is despondiug: isd