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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

Geo. =. EHcppiEs 81 Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour, Corn Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
Malt, Meal Of all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Butte
and cheese, Mechanic street. Worcester Mass.
je2S div
CiaflIn is making Card Photographs uneaualled ID
rms country give him all diff my2
Lucius VI Observation-Disclosures of Music. Address
VIM 5. Denny's Clark's Block, or at 81 Chandler ST.
app dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

BLACKSTONE BANK The Stock
- holders of the Blackstone Rank Uxbridge arc no
tined thai their Annual Meeting Tor the choice f Di-
rectors and transaction Of other business which NAV
Ie ally come before them and y fix the limit of the
Loan 70 the hi ecos as provided by thr Statute wh
be held in the Han over sail Bank, MONDAY the
MIN day OF Octoner next, at two clock NJ
Fer order of the Directors
II W. HAYW Ard, Cashier.
u bridge, Sc IT, IL, 1868. dim
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Sleto Advertisements,

yKTANTED-A situation by young girl,
wv i sr,oIt FAMILY here she can make herself
t, in 1satrt lest reference given. Apply at No 8
Hibernia street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

CENTRAL BANK.-The Annual Meet.
- ing Of the Stockholders Of the Central Bank for
he en- nee OF Directors for the ensuing; to x the
limit OF the loan to irocors. and to act On av other
business that may legally before them will lie held
AZ thelr banking Rooms, on MONDAY the 5th day Of
october next, at 10 o'clock NJ ~ ~ way VI
sis dto5 IL tWsir crio
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

tBy L. B, Lamson SON 66 and 6s Main street,
A DE SlRABLE SMALL FARM AT
A AUCrlON.-l am INSTRUCTED to offer without re-
10 o'clock A. NJ SA So -
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AnctroMs.
{ TkEAT SALE OF FRUIT AND
ORNAMENTAL TPEEs!
AT Public Auction
CONSISTING on
FIVE THOUSAND APPLE TREEs 4,
Large Lot of Ornamental Trees

ARBoR WIFE, NORWAY SPRUCE, LARcH, LIN
DEN MAPLE, FUR BALsAM, WEEPING WILLOW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

v1OOM AND POWEB WANItD-A
* 49, 60, IN 60een hundred square feet, and
two to three horse power. Address Immediately, lock
49,, z d WOW ns-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

XxTANTED-A smart, active boy to learn
w The Dry Goods business.
s9' '"' div JENKINS, HAMILTON h co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22

MI ILLBURY BANK Notice is hereby
~ given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF tue hllOury Bank Ni be held on the first Monday
~ october next, at two O'Clock r. NJ. at Their Banking
Rooms for he choice Of Directors, to fix the limit OF the
loan to Direct rs ana to at any other business that
may properly come before them. ID. ATWOOD
4ililouiSi sept 10, loOj utol5 Cashier.
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L1ITOBTION WANTkD-To do cham.
y ber WORK or general housework for small family.
Amin - No 2N NlAn .tIeel d2l* sd
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WANTED-25 COED Wool Sorters and
w one Jack Spinner, to whom steady employment
will be given. Apply to G }. DELAHANTY d co.
West Fit; hburs, sept, q, 1863 distf SD
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CTTUATLON WANTED--To do general
~ homework. Apply at No. Bridge St. d3t* 500
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" Jacket Makers. G. W. FREELAND & co.
% diff 1913 Main street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~Adyices ts We been received from Japan
70 the 30th Of May. The difficulty bet ween the
Japanese Government and the English author
ities has been finally settled by the former
agreeing to pay the amount Of money demand
ed, and the English waving the question of the
delivering up to public execution Of the Prince
of Satsuma's father. 1t is suggested, however,
that this may not prove entirely correct, as the
day the steamer left Kanangawa was the last
allowed the japanese to decide upon sceeding
to or rejecting TIE demands Of the English, and
at the very last moment 1t is possible q decided
change in the minds Of the japanese officials
may have taken place. All business was at q
standstill, and NO business quotations were
given. The premises occupied by the Ameri.
can Legst ion at Jeddo had been entirely de.
stroyed by fire on the morning Of the 18th OF
BIay, said to have originated accidentally
The American Minister Mr. Pruyn, lost every.
thing except the archives or the legation.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

COMMITMENTS TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
Francls H. Clemmast, arrested by the police
OF Georgetown as a deserter from the Rebel
army, was committed to the Old Capitol 10.
day by order of Capt. Todd.
Clemmast, on giving an account OF himsef,
said he was ssraieed and brought up and bred
and bern and reared an educated scholar and
graduated in d. G., after which he was APP
pointed a private in the Second Virginia Rebel
Cavalry"
John w. Rose and Thomas King, arrested by
Capt. r. Z. Perry, in charge OF Government
farms, were also committed. They claim to
be deserters from the rebel ranks, but are sun.
posed to be spies, and will be held as such
James Spellaide, 55th Va Infantry, a de.
serter, was also ass sped quarter.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE ATTACH COMMENCED.
BoMBaRDMEnT OF FORT SUMTER
Fort Sumter Giving Wry-The Parrott
Guns Too Much for if-Non. Z sm bat nts
Ordered TO Leave Charleston.

NORFOLK. Angus ei.-The Rchmond Wing
OF to-day contains the following:
CHARLESTON. August s0.-The enemy's ope
rations during the last twenty four hours have
been mostly confined TO steady and continuous
sbembardment Of Fort Sumter from their Par
rott guns on Morris Island. The fire begins to
tell on Fort Sumter, which replies only a. long
intervals.
The defense of this harbor does not depend
mainly upon Fort Sumter, even il that fortress
should be battered down.
General Bonham has issued proclamation
urging the removal OF all non -conlbatants from
Charleston as soon rs possible.
The 200. pound Parrott guns of the enemy are
TOO R UGH for the walls Of Sumter, and the fort
replies only at intervals.
1t has been determined ID defend the city
street by street, house by house, as long "a a
foot Of earth is left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~ From the publishers, Tichmor & Fields,
Boston. we have The Atlantic Monthly for
September, with articles by Agassiz, Charles
Sumner, T. W. HizGinson, Louisa NJ. Aico,t
Rose Terry, Julia Howe, and others.
Professor Agassizis article in this number
relates TO the Tertiary Age and Its Character
isae Animals" The following passage is the
first public expression OF Professor Agassiz's
We've upon subject which has lately been
much discussed:
al do not offer any opinion respecting the
fossil human bones SO m UGH discussed recently
because the evidence 10 at present too scanty to
admit Of any decisive Judgment concerning
them. II becomes, however, daily more prob.
able that facts will force US sooner or later to
admit that the creation Of mar lies far beyond
any period yet assigned TO II, and that q success.
sion Of human races, rs OF animals, have fol-
lowed one smother upon the earth. 1t may be
the inestimabls privilege Of our young natu-
ralists 20 solve this great problem, but the older
men OF our generation must be content to re-
nounee this hope; we may have some pro-
Phetic vision Of lite fulfiment, we may look
nom afar into the land of promise, bat we shall
not enter in and possess II"
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q F r & A L

ABRAHAM !.fSceiS. Preside Mt of sas Coj.ea States
Of America
70 AZ Wion !: May Case.vs
Satisfactory evidences having been exhibited "a
me tia. CHARLES ecHMIpr has been sppoanesr, f,oo.
sal for the Duchy Of FAKE Coburs and Goth., :,
Cincinnati, do hereby recognize him a su.h
ano declare him nee to exercise and enjoy such
functions, pswers nd privileges are allo yed e
the Csnsuls OF the NEST favored nations, in the
Emitted States.
In testimony Whereof, 1 have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the Uui,sd
States to be hereunto Afixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton, the 1871 day of August A, , lass and
Il. tfths Independence of the Unitsd StateI
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the Pfesi dent:
R.W SEWARD, Acting Secretary Of Btats
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TRlAsCRY DEPARTMENT

p,o,o.,, =. AIH.sI q, 1898.
use OF the Department of about I 0oe to go tons
q best quality White Ash Anthracite COAL,
t7s4O lbs br oxen tf1 rnaoe) and egg sise-Balti.
mere gompanys Coal preferred-and for about ael
tons OF Lyt ems VALLEY Red Ash, egg size, all to
be weighed IT the Treasury scales
AIao for about 3.l cords of best quality seasoned
OAK WOOD, to be delivered at such time and in
auch quantities as may be required, and corded
and measured In the Treasury yard
Proposals to be handed in on or before the 18th
Instant, addressed to the Superintendent South
eastern E1teasion Building, under envelope ad-
dressed to the Srcretary of the Treasury
Privilege reserved TO reject aDy or all bids.
An ~ =
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. ID.
CHARLESTON.

The kilograms from Charles ten in yester-
days Richmond papers. copied elsewhere in
the STAR, indicate that the main attack upon
harboT was not commenced un.il Thursday,
instead Of Monday, the date assigned by the
newspaper correspondents.
The rebel kilograms show that Gilmore has
realized his expects tons TO be able to reduce
Fort Sumter with his Parrot guns The fort
had not surrendered at the date OF the dis.
patch, but was SO nearly untsnable that it was
able TO reply only feebly and cat long inter-
yais.r
These signs of distress show that it must have
been shertly after abandoned by the rebels, and
probably at the same time blown up-that is
if the rebels could AFFORD to waste powder In
that way.
Sumter being subdued, the lions share of the
work Of reducing the other harbor Publications
and Of removing the rebel channel distractions
falls upon the iron-clads, as the army cannot
readily get another SO available hold as
they have obtained on Morris Island.
We should therefore not look for the fall OF
Charleston TO follow Immediately upon that of
Sumter, as the task Of advancing will now pre-.
stnt new class OF difficulties to be studied
and overcome but that they aritt be overcome.
there is not the shadow of doubt. And that
the rebels think so too is evident from the order
Issued by Governor Bonham for nor. combat.
ants to leave the city.
The idle threat that Charleston is to be de.
tended, foot by foot, sounds very much like the
similar high-sounding manitestoes issued by
the rebels as to what they would do at Ficks-
burg and elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

CINCINNATI, Aug 2a.-The Gazette has ed
vices from Eocecrans' army to the 18th inst,
and from Burnside's army to the 10TH
Bob armies had commenced forward
movrment-the former for Chattanooga, and
the latter for Knoxville.
The troops were in good condition and fine
spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

NOTIOK-NOTICl.-TheM MASTER HORSE
N sHOIRS Of Washington are requested to
SIS, on TTEsDAI astS !. e o'oe oa
fun attendance il expected, a. business Of i'm
an 9i-st. MASTER HORSE sHOHRs.
nrATTINTl0N i-Wantad. . SUBSTITUTE
at the store Of Messrs. G. 4 I. Parker Co 81 )
aud 34S Pennsylva Avenue. an % Hs
T1HI CoLORBD MEMBERS or ST, AL
W. oysius Parish win hold Festival in tho
Uid School Rooms. corner of North Ospitol aud I
streets, To ESDAY, An. ust rs. Doors open from
o clock m. It will continue for several aye-
OCCASION. M
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTHW EST.
Another Federal Raid-Capture Of n rain
Destruction Of Railroad

DeStfuCti0n Of KAlIF0ad.
NORFOLK, August 2i.-To.days Richmond
Dispatch has the following from the South
west:
JACKSON. August 1s.-The Federal cavalry
from Yazoo City have reached Duront station,
on the Mississippi railroad, where they cap.
tured train and cut the telegraph wires.
Serious destruction on the railroad northward
is apprehended.
The Yankees are carrying two engines and
trains nolthward from Walden, and hehyy
raid is coming southwark from the Charleston
road.
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NAVAL OF DERS

NAVAL OIDERS.
Capt James Alden has been detached from
the command Of the Richmond and ordered to
command the steamer Fort Jackson, rice Capt
Henry Walker, detached at his own request.
Assistant Surgeons ]. w. Shrively, H. F.
McSherry, ]. J. Gibson and S. J. Jones, or.
dered to examir alton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
TAX pAYIRs.

COLLEcTon'5 OFFICE, CIfT HALT
The rate Of Tax for the ear 1855 has been Ssd
atseventy Ave cents On the one hundred dollars
Under the Law discount of Is per cent il Allowed
upon ali taxes paid before the last day of Sep
tember, 1853
The abatement therein named will not be allowed
upon the taxes on property already In arrears for
general purposes, until oil such Arrearagsa are
paid.
au N-2awsw VIM DIXON Collector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

SThe candidates for the two vacant seats
III the United States Senate IT. Missouri are
John Il. Henderson, gradual emancipationist:
John s. Phelps, who belongs TO what is termed
the clay h@nk" faction; b. Gratz Brown,
"charcCal,' or immediate emancp Zionist; and
Gen. Ben. Loan, formerly war democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

- The Toronto (Canadal Globs says tina,
Thomas Darcy Mcties got his wonderful in
formation about the intended invasion of Gan
nda by Northern troops from Clement l. Val.
i6Rdigham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

REsPITE.-The President has, at the solici.
tation of a number OF influential gentlemen,
granted respite of eight days to q soldier
named Thompson, who was sentenced to be
executed yesterday at KelIy's Ford for deser-
tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

- Major General Trimblc, formerly of Bal.
timore, Brigadier General kemper, and several
other rebel officers wouc ded and captured at
Gettysburg, were brought 10 that city yester-
day. All the rebel officers in hospital in that
vicinity, who are sufficiently recovered to be
moved, are to be sent Immediately TO Johnson's
leland, Lake Erie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~Parson Browniow, III 4 letter TO the Cin.
cinnati Commercial, predicts that Gen Burn
side will have taken Knoxville before the month
is ont, and that, in the mean while. Cen. Rose.
Grams will have taken Chattanoora,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
DRoP OsALs FOR WOOD

D~' ~ ts;.: S;::,s'
Combs e. 81 w0o1 & = 5Ix IN
sa s sss e sss ono: sn, ii
The Wood TO be hard. sound and mercb.u,a,,e
couf a. 1ss' long aud split to the ordinary sizs Of
The Wood to be delivered in the city of wash
shall direct corded in ranxs four a. feet Oh de-.
corded measured and inspected. ' 0A"' 80
th AZ inspector win he Designated on the psrt Of
sIu hocs a does not conform - the above speci6
An to be delivered on or before tn. second d,y OF
Paymsnt.o be made upon the completion Of the
III. full nam. A., 1E popt ~. :.
Sa i made in Tie ns@s Of arm, IL. name.
e. q ss Il: Rars; :;
fIogo:si:: from a.,seys, PARTIES ..u 40. B. con-
uFTSpO:.. mus! b. addressed to Capt: 1a-.rd L.
Named .Pd should b plainly
GUARANTEE.
Ss sSe Of ne ~ ut a:s
ss:sss. btrs Court Or q Il. Gnitsd States Dr.
.Siiity bidder to oil Che contract, should
reeponsible persona whose signatures are to Be Al.
20 tfS ana said guarantee must
Bidders must % present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals win not b eonsid.
Bonds In the SUM Of ten thousand dollars. signed
s REQUIRED Of the sueesssfui bidder apos ssuias
FORM OF GUARANTEED.
Ws..-.-,of the county Of =, and STATE Of
DO hereby sS1 shz ana .b1s . e
9!al the contract in accordance .ith the terms Of
.ees1.sa: hs vim satsr into sontrsss fs sssorS.
SHOULD the contract bs awarded him vs are pre.
parsd TO become hts surstiss.
eradicate s6ove mentioned "''' 'A'A''
The Depot Qusrtermastsr reserves to hime<le the
right 70 reject any or all bids that he may Z .sn
Informal proposals viii Be rsjsetsd.
AZ IT'D Captain end 4. al q. H.. D. : g. Amy Army.
ss. s' d5bs4H 9gs II sG .ss
far ssi, s Any 1
sseu! 10 miles from y s.iins ton nsar tss BOOT
vile T1rI pike It contains aSost 34a acres ntnefY
q " ,as ed h:.: S;.n T
grov:s sss il :isrf time Would doubt. Is prc.
Sorsss, AZ excellent barn. rscsntiy bailt. corn
Terms One. Third cash the bAlarcs in one. two
II the In.chassr, desired. the CROPS on the lana
2sS.tss xssis e ef T1lar s =: s i%
z3 Dnnearion street. Gsorsstovn. JIN.eotr
MILITARY Lawson THE UNIrlD srAr1a.
Nl relating 70 the ARM. Volunteers, MiItia,and
don 81 sss 3 asssi sas bS: ysSs
W. - YRAscK TAYLOR.
CTM Csc ssvsa.s n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

FINASC1AL-NewY York papers Of yesterday
evening report strong stock market. Gov.
eYments are strong, border state bonds firm.
bank shares quiet. and railroad shares excited
and acftve. Before the Board gold was selling
al 1875 Aai2Sk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

The Diplomatic Tour.
lTHIcA, n. Y, Aug. 21.-Mr. Seward and the
foreign Ministers arrived here to-day, and
went South at four O'Clock, p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~ The Macon Telegraph says that the list OF
exernpts In the State Of Georgia numbers
twenty. seven thousand three hundred and ten,
exclusive Of the vast number of able bodied
men who screen themselves from service as
Governors aids, agents, conductors and guards
on railroads, and the long list Of pos masters,
and mail contractors, and overseers throughout
the State, which. no doubt, will add to the
above list twenty thousand men, thus making
the sum total Of exempts forty seven thousand
three hundred and ten in the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~9eneral Hooker is expected to resume
active service on the LIST OF September, either in
. separate command or as commander Of
corps In the Army Of the Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~Lord Palmerston is advised to hang Nens
Sahib on Salisbury Plain, in England, an d
charge he public a shilling admission The
Nena IL no worse than the English nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

DKAD.-Judge Joseph Bryan, of Ala, who
has for number OF years resided in this city,
and was well known in connection with de-
partmental business, died a. his lodgings in
this city Wednesday night. He was a man OF
wealth and bachelor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~ Col. James b. Mexican, who organized
the gallant nth N. Y Regiment. while Mem
Der OF Congress. and commanded it in several
engagements, having lost his health in the SER
vice, has been honorably discharged, at his
own request.
The Hon. James b. Mexican was known in
this city for his usefulness a legislator and
his amiable and social qualities as gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

~ The draft in New York still continues 10
progress without any difficulty, and each day
iessens the probability OF there being any.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
w ashinsten Money Market-Latext Quo.
tatiONs.
LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRAFr.-The following cases, in adj
dition to those published in our first edition,
were acted on up to ~ o'clock, by the Board
OF Enrolment
Snowden Young, furnished substitute-John
L. Baker.
VIM. Watson, furnished substitute-John
Bradley.
Eugene Moulton, cold, only son Of widow.
James O'HasaE, only son Of a widow.
Thos. Fitzgerald only son OF Il widow.
VIM. Collins, enormously enrolled.
VIM. S. Dupree, colored, furnished snbsti-
tute-Austin Frazee.
James Gessford, children under twelve
Michael Connor, only son Of q widow.
John Chesney. enormously enrolled
VIM. J. Wise, furnished substitute Charles
Green.
John Lacy. tcolored. } over age.
Samuel ireland, disability.
Edw'd W. WoodruH, furnished substitute
Joseph Sacchi.
VIM Lacy, colored, accepted
Samuel Richards, colcred, furnished suhsti.
tute-Thos. Nicholson.
Daniel Shea, alien.
Sylvester Segar, erroneousIy enrolled
James Lacy, coiored, accepted.
David Mercereau. enormously enrolled.
Vim. Newton, coiored, furnished substitute
Joseph Taylor.
John HoIbrook, over age,
Dennis O'Donohoe, disability
John W. Tucker, enormously enrolled
Francis NJ: Banfill, only son OF a widow
Edmund Coyie, furnished substltute-John
Smith. ---f.s. a., III
S. V. Boyd, support Of motherless children.
Charles L. Frost, under age.
John Humphrey, alien.
Henry Bushir g, erroneously enrolled
b Joseph A. Burch, furnished substitute-J
McCunn.
From the SIX three cases before the Board
to-day twenty soidiers were procured-i3
The market price for colored substitutes is
not rs high as that for whites, ranging only
from PCS TO e75; though NO learn that some OF
the &25 ones have not always "come to time,"
per agreement with employers.
POLICE REPORTs--SezOnd Pfeciacs.-W H.
IJyce, violating city law; dismissed. James
Dayton, nuisance; do. Bui Gray, assault and
battery: Jail for hearing Joseph Zegoniehez,
keepiag animal OF the dog kind: dIsmissed.
Patrick Clark, drunk; military. Jas: Murphy.
desertlon; do. Jas aalligan, grand larceny;
isii--siso, petty lsrcsny,do. Margaret Brown.
third fTscinet-Marr Chissr, disorderly;
SeA Mary Frances, do; do. Eliza Hender.
SON, street walker. dismissed. Ellen Mahonsy.
ISartA lrecincts.-Andrew Dyer, drunk: ans
not tntered. Jas. Murphy, do; 80. Patrick
Muligan, do: %. Jas. Smith. do; do. Barthy
Crrren, drunk and disordefly; &2. Jas. Giinn,
do. do. Ephriam Farmer, disorderly; dis.
miased. Amanda Graham. do; e5. Mary
wheeler, do; %. jao. Shaahan, threats; bail
for peace john Flsrity, assauit and battery;
SirN Trscinet - John Jones. drunk dis.
missed. George Hesier, grand larceny; do.
Nar!dz Barliqua, huckstering snrfiicensed; So
cents. Charles &. F. Eggers, threats; bail for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

Reel PRIsoNERs.-On Thursday afternoon
four hundred and twenty five onfederate
prisoners OF war, captured At the battle Of
Gettysburg, and since confined in the Jail of
Baltimore, Were sent TO Point Lookout There
now remains less than dozen Confederates in
the Jail. Col. +. M Powell 5th Texas, Lieut..
J. Camp, 9Th North Can DINA, ana Lieut.. Chas
Mortimore, were sent to Fort McHenry yester-
day afternoon. Those lett in the Jail are sick
and will Re sent to hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENUY.-We have
before US a statement by Mr.. ID. II. Craig, late
general agent tor the Associated Press, giving
tn particulars Of his difficulty with the Boston
Exchange News Room, resulting in his with
drawal from the agency.
Mr.. Craig seems, SO far as We can Judge, to
establish himself in the right. We learn that
he will probably be recalled to his late position
difficult one to I'LL, by the way, and for which
he seems to have conceded qualifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
ORDERED,
TRADE IN THE SOUTHWEST

The Treasury Department has heard nothing
or the courier reported to have been sent By
Gen. Grant, nor of any modi acation of his
views in respect to trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22

PRISONERS FOR POINT LOOKOUT This
morning, a63 rebel prisoners were sent from the
Old Capitol to Point Lockout by steamboat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-22
Important from Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Burnside MOVING TOWARD KNOXVILLE

ROsECRANs MOVING FORWARD TOWARD
CHATTANOOGA