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cence, and are willing to send delegates to the
next Con gress, as / am advised, how can they
do so without the opportunity, and without
some intimations or guarantees as t. the recep-
ton OF their rrpres. natives at Washington!
The act Of sending representatives, to Congress
Is within itself q full compliance with your
own conditions. Ifthus represented by their
own selected agents, tho zen under the forms
and in pursuance of their own local State laws
governing. such elections, they will compose
an integral portion Of the Government and
thus give the assurance of "acquiescen 90
and submission" of the very highest and most
satisfactory character.
Myr, speettul suggestion was that you should
put 1t in their power to take this course It
would require simple proclamation Of gene
raj amnesty, to be qualified, il You please, by
such conditions as to render 1t void in case Of
non-com pliance within a limited period You
have established a precedent for this mode of
spt aking to those people. Your Emancipation
Proclamation told of punishment. Let another
be issued, speaking the language Of mercy and
breathing the spirit Of conciliation.
The painful events which have occurred
since my communication OF the sth instant but
embolden me to renew its suggestions. hope
you will now no longer refuse tsto suspend
military operations to try an experiment Of ne
gotatiOn." I feel that military operations SO
bloody and exhausting as ours must sooner or
later be suspended. The day Of susp IN sion
must come. The only question is, whether il
shall be before the whole American people,
North and South, shall it be in volved in gene.
raj ruin, or whether it shall be whilst there is
remaining sufficient Of the recuperative ele.
| ment of life by which to restore our once hap
DIV, prosperous, and peaceful American Union
In compliance with your request that your
letter shall not for the present become public,
| shall withhold it's publication at this time.
| FERNANDO Woop.
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Sc 9. It'd

MAYORS OFFICE Sept. 3. 1888
Il ROP0SALS Will be received at this Off 90 m til
IL O'Clock m. Tuesday, the 18th instant for trim.
ming and graveling street nOrth from sixth
street west to st. west the 10 he
nine inches deep in the center Ia erns off to fur
inches TOW ards the gutter line and to be
mifsioners; the gravel to be well raked of All stons
roller. ~
Bidders will state the price per square ward for
sravelinP, including whatever trifnmins nav ba
seqnlred to make ths streets TIE satisfaction Of
the Oommiseioners and assistant Commit, sionsrs.
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that "
=" -. - = =. Il. DoRSETT.
COmmissioner First Ward
THOMAS z. GAIT, ssstant
WEI. RU TIL RFORD.
Commissioler Second Ward
+s&S H f4-I-s&-s j. McOLkLLAND kssistsnt
g. f..,-.-. ... So. JOHN T, GARNER.p%
2a@ Commissioner Third Ward
~ E THOMAS FAY Assiatsnt
r., VIM. DOUGLAS. ~
Com nissinner Fourth Ward
sc ID GEORGE PAKKKR, sAssista at.
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IMPORTANT FROM yicYsBURe.

Pemherton's Paroied Men r efuSing to r -
port-IniOn Meetings Suppressed in Al.
abama-The MissiSsappians Starving.
fDispatch to the Cine lnnati Gazettel
NICKsBURG, Aug. c6.-The reports from the
S,uth by scouts are that Johnston's army is
scattered along the road between Jackson and
Mobile for 4 hundred miles. 1t was found i'm
possible to support them all i'll one body
Fifteen Thousand OF Temberton's troops r.
fuse to report al the Demopolis rendezvous for
parOled troops.
Breckenridge is advising non ombalauts to
60 North, as they only embarrass the Con fede-
racy. sa...
General Dan. Maury is in command of the
forces a. Mobile. The whole population, both
tons.
Gen. Fembert0n attempted TO address the
people of d. mopolis lately, when he was pelt-
ed with bad apples. i
The people OF Alabama are attempting to
hold meetings for reconstruction. One was
held in Green county, but was dispersed st the
Joint of the bay onet. There is great suffering
in the interior of Mississippi fer want of food.
The authorities will net allow people to come
within our lines if they can help it. The au-
thorities would rather they would starye.
There is great depression over the loss of
machinery at and near Grenada. The COM
mand OF Chalmers was sent there to bring il
South, when they fell into the arms or the
force sent from Memphis, and one from here
One by one stars vanish from the Confederate
sky. Bragg is reported at Atlanta, Ga. Rose
Grams is not even located by rumor
We have news from Charleston of the DIST.
Nothing definite. Public confidence is shaken.
Johnsto is compelled to send his North Caro-
lima troops to Savannah or have them desert
About four thousand of these troops went
thither ON tho 10TH All things look ght in
this department Our troops are getting i'm
patient to move. The weather is cool and
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NAVAL, ORDERS

Commander Donald Men. Fairfax, detached
from the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron
and waiting orders. H.. r. 1. -
Commander John Guests orders to the s. A
b. Squadron revoked-ordered to command
the Galatea. z.i '-.-f
1t. Commander Chas E. Fleming, ordered
to command the Sycamore. $3.50 tfs ..-'
Lieut.. James O. Kane, ordered to the Paul
Jones. --sr #5 .. b.. .....
1t. Frederick Rogers, detached from the
Mendoza and ordered to the steamer Grand
Gulf.
Assistant Surgeon John W. Coles, detached
from the receiving ship at New York and or.
dered to the Paul Jones'
Ensign Henry b. Rumsey, ordered to the
iron clad Roanoke.
Second Assistant Ensign Joseph NJ Cahill,
ordered to examination.
Third Assistant Engineer Robert N. Ellis,
ordered to the Sassacus.
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Sc Q I'd

ID MAYORS OFFIoE, Sept. Z, 1868
i PROPOSALS Win be received at this office until
l2o'cloek M en- Tuesday the Hth day Of Sc ptem be
for grading and graveling Sixth street west, from
street north to the Boundary the gravel to be of
q quality to be approved by the Commissioners and
Assistant Commissioners and to be nine inches thick
in the center, taperns off to four inches the
gutter line be we'll raked of all stone Of
size, and to be well rolled with a heavy roller
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for graveling
No part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certf cate of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners tn at the
work has been properly txs eutsd:
Commissioner Of the Third Ward
VIM. RUTHERFORD
Commissioner of the Second Yard
MIOHAEL HOOVER
CHRISTIAN MILLER
se9 did Assis tant Commissioners
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. THE steamship
Daniel Webster arrived here this morning from
New York, with us Confederate prisoners,
which will be sent to City Point for exchange
The U. S. gunboat Oleander sailed this after.
noon for Charleston.
The United States gunboat Aries was lowed
into Hampton Roads yesterday afternoon by
the steamer Connecticut, which fell in with the
Aries off Cape Hattaras in disabled condition.
The Daniel Webster left for City Point at l
o'clock with the rebel prisoners.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE SALE OF CoNFIsCATRD PRorERrY.-
This morning, the property of various par les
who are now in Dixie, or who have been aid
ing and abetting the rebellion, was exposed Eor
sale, under the provisions Of the confisca1ion
hill, at the Court Hall, Deputy Marshal Phil
lips acting as auctioneer. This sale was post
poned from wednesday last, In consequence
OF the oraer from the War Department an
nouncing that the Government would con-
tinue to hold possession Of such property as it
occupied. There was quite a crowd In at
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo

KNOXVILLE Is OURs.-Oficial information
was received at headquarters IN this city yes
terday that on the 4th inst. Friday MAJ. Gen
Burnside entered Knoxville, Tenn, without
opposition. Gen. Burnside's march was
severe one, and it required greater courage
and more power OF endurance to accomplish it
than to fight and win a battle in the field.
On the goth, as we learn from private note
written by our correspondent, the army was
In the barren region with only six days rations
for the men. and but one days forage for the
horses and mules. 1t was then believed that
serious opposition would be made by the reb-
els to their onward movement; but there, as
elsewhere, OF late, the enemy has displayed
his running qualities, and succeeded in making
good his escape.
What the evacuation of Knoxville, and the
surrender, without a struggle, or even the sign
Of resistance, of the Tennessee and Virginia
railroads. line Of immense importance to the
rebels, it is hard, in the absence of details OF
the latest movements, to say.-Cinctnndti Ga
zette.
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RECONsTRUcTION On NORTH CARO-.
LIMA
THE GRAND MOVEMENT GOING STEADILY

The following communication is from
citizen Of North Carolina, of much respecta.
bility: AZ
"THE OLD NORTH STATE FOREVER"
8 Editor Stdr.-The loyal citizens Of the eastern
part of North Carolina are very anxious to en-.
Joy all the benefits secure to them by the Con-
stitut.on and laws Of the United States, and in
order to do so, are preparing memorial to the
National Government, asking the authorities
to take measures to hold an election in the Sec
ond Congressional District for 4 member of
Congress. ..-.. .-..-.. Sd
This is a movement OF the people themsel res;
the memorial is now in circulation for sigma.
lures, {; nd has received the signatures of some
of the oldest, best, and purest men in this sec
ton Of the State. Some of them are welt and
faycrably known both in Washington City and
in Raleigh, and in Richmond; also in Charles
top, s. q. The list contains the names of all
classes-the learned M. D., the wealthy land.
holder, the merchant, down to the poor piney
woodsman, who writes his name with an x.
Yours, &c, SRNEx.
Washington, N. c., August %, 1863. III
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORE GLORIOUSNEWS FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
PEACE MEETINGS HELD IN DIFFERENT
PARTS OF THE STATE

NEwBERN, N. g., Sept. 6.-Hon. David Hea-
ton, representative OF the Treasury Depart
ment, left here on the I'd inst. for Washington
on important business Of a commercial and
civil character. The Raleigh Standard is full
of the proceedings of peace meetings from dit
ferent counties, which fearlessly endorse the
course of the Standard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

FuRrHRR HEARING CoxrIxuRp. This
morning, the hearing OF John Armstrong and
Peter whiting charged with the murder of
George Ridout, was concluded before Justice
Clayton. The only additional evidence to that
published in the Star OF Monday was that Of
Thomas johnson, COL, who stated that about
half-past ~ O'Clock he came out of Pat Bar
bour's alley, on Fourteenth street, and met
Armstrong and Ridout In friendly converse
ton. The three walked up to the Balrs Head
stable. Armstrong left them. Ridoutand wit
ness kept on till at Poweil's they met two men
coming down Fourteenth street The men,
without provocation, drew their knives, and
cut at witness and Ridout. Ridout stood
on tie defence, and the assailants backed
OF down Fourteenth, followed by Ridout, as
far as witness could see. Soon after he heard
the cry Of " Watch! police"' then in the same
voice, "Oh, my God! oh, my Lord!' Witness
was afraid, and didn't 60 to R.dout's aid. but
went to Wizards Hotel, where he is employed.
After hearing all the evidence, Justice Clay
ton dismissed Peter Whiting, charged as Access
sorry, and committed John Armstrong to Jail
for court.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
IMPORTANT FROM cHARL ESToN
Morris Island Reported Evacuated
by the COnfederates.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 9.-The steamship
Daniel Webster has arrived here from City
Point, and reports that Morris Island has been
evacuated by the Confederates.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
Charles W. Thompson, policeman, charged
with the killing Of Lieutenant Brannan, Of
Capt. Todd's detective force, was committed to
the Old Capitol this morning, by order of Capt
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SECOND WARD STATION OAsEs.-CharIes
Fuller, violating city law; St.9i. James Small
wood, larceny; for hearing. Edw. Owens,
assault and battery dismissed. George Cur.
George Clark, fighting; John johnson, do do
VIM. Clark, suspicion Of larceny; for hearing.
Charles Burk, drunk and disorderfy; si9i
Benjamin Williams, drunk: S1.si. Jos Camp
bell, do; SIS. Peter A. Farmer, disorderly;
John Fare, do; John Donnelly, drunk; dis
missed
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FIREINB UFFALO,
,OSS SfO0,0OO,

> EVU, JUU.
BUFFALO, Sept. s-A fire last night de-
stroyed Wilkesons i Wells ele vators and a
warehouse adjoining.
Two hundred anr fifty thousand bushels of
grain was stored in the elevators, mostly corn.
The loss is four hundred thousand dollars.
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CAIRT or INaUIRY

Court of Inquiry, Of which Gen. Barry is
President, and Capt. Scott, of Gen. Halleck's
Staff, Judge Advocate, is in session at gig f
street, engaged in investigating the circum-
stances of the evacuation Of Martinsburg On
the 14th OF June last by General Tylers COM
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE"PEACs PROPOSITIONS"

Elsewhere will be found correspondence
between Fernando Wood and President Lin.
coin { the subject of Peace, which Mr.. Wood
now thinks proper 10 make public, doubtless in
reply to the assertion of the President in his
letter to the Springfield Convention, that no
propositions for peace had been made to him
by the rebel authorities.
Mr. Wood will make nothing by his notion
as the whole of the so loudly Wanted "peace
propositions" on the part OF the rebel leaders
turns out to be a moro allegation by wovu That
he is advised by an authority he deemed to be
well informed, as well IS reliable and truthful"
(probably no less parsonage than VIM. Chase
Barney, who Z" took a smile" with Walter
Lenox in Richmond, and was thus duly quail
flied for peace Enthusiastically that the rebels
would return to their original status and send
Representatives to Congress, provided the Fed.
eral Government would cease hostilities!
And On such representations as these it was
anticipated that oul Government would grant
the rebels an armistice, affording them oppor-
tunity for recuperation and consolidation! The
President. certainly, has no reason to regret the
publication Of the correspondence, as every line
of his letter to Mr.. W God is characterized by q
manly sincerity of purpose and logic of good
sense, that shows like pure gold in contrast with
the unpatriotic sophistries Of his correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

SUPPOSED PoIsoNINa CAsR.-On Monday
night, VIM. Hahans, company A, First regi-
ment Potomac Home Brigade, was found at
the corner of Eighth and Z streets, Navy
Yard,) suffering from spasms, by Ronndsman
Hardin, who, with Sergeant CLARK, took him
to the station, and DR.. Galine was called in and
he was soon relieved and was sent 10 the
Soldiers Rest. 1t is supposed that he had been
n0isOnPd
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VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE.
Acting Masters Mate Robert Clifford. ordered
TO report to Rear Admiral Lee.
Ensign d. G. Bowers, promoted to acting
master and ordered to the Mississippi squad
ron. -.- ...-.
Acting Third Assistant Engineers James NJ
Clancy and VIM. Connell, ordered to remain
attached to gunboat Commodore. -,
Acting Third Assistant Engineer John Mat
thews, ordered to remain attached to Sciota
Acting Third Assistant En- .ineer Richard
Dwyer, ordered to remain attached to the Cal
houn. ..
Acting Third Assistant Engineers David
Pace and Morris McCarty, ordered to remain
attached to the Pocahontas
Acting Third Assistant En- gineer .Iohn Min
ton. ordered to remain attached to Valley City.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Dennis
Harrington, ordered to remain attached to
He tzel
Acting Third Assistant Engineers Oscar L.
Smith and Thomas Harrison, ordered to the
Gov. Buckingham.
The appointment of G.. B. Dahlgren as Acting
Master confirmed.
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THE DRAET.-The following cases were dis
posed OF by the Board of Enrolment up to the
hour ot2H O'Clock to-day:
Rev. Barnard McMahon, disability
james Cohen, only parent of child.
o. @. Ketchum, disability.
Philip Reese, over age.
Rer jamin Holman, alien.
Henry Payne, colored, accepted.
William Wedge, disability.
Simeon Sidney, now in service. .#
Henry Webster, now in service.
VIM. a. Malone. furnished subttitute-Wm.
Dean.
VIM. Fudge, over age.
Joseph IL. Polkenhorn, furnished substitute
Charles Hoffman.
Edward Johnson, (coIored,) furnished sub
stitute-George Williams.
Malcolm Gordon, paid communication.
Jonn McIoehlin, over age.
GophGl Neiner, disability.
Ira NJ urdock, enormously enrolled.
August StoWell, alien.
Ella Chelim. disability.
Patrick Conner, alien.
John Karues. alien.
GOdfred Roseway, over age.
j. j. May, over age.
John Humphrey, under age.
Comfort Whilesey, over age. F
Obadiah II. Morrison, over age.
John Trammel, over age. r~ fflf.
Robert Randall, disability. sr. .~a.. .-
George Williams, disability.
William Il. Hall, paid Communication.
John Morris, (coiored,) accepted. -rr.
Charles Russ, (colored,) accepted.
Jerry Ward, (coored, furnished substitute
= Henry Sla eT.
George Ray, icolored, accepted
james LoTett, (colored,l accepted
james Lusby, furnished substituted. b.
GricP.
Franklin Etchison, furnished substitute
Henry Fetter.
5ohn Kelly, alien. .l.-
% j. H. Stick, disability.
Charles T. Simmons, disability.
Emil Gusts, disability.
james a. Cooper, in service Sd March.
Philip Brown, only son OF widow.
Richard I. GettingS. over age. r.sr.
Patrick Conner. alien.
Patrick Bolton, enormously enrolled.
John Schlecht. alien.
Patrick NJ ct 'arty, alien.
- William Ncn1anus, disability.
Patrick Barton, over age.
Reatts Iibbs, (Colored,) accepted.
John r. Shields, paid communication.
John l.. SnoWden. tcolored,) accepted.
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY DISCOVERED
Nine wagon loads of Government property
were on Saturday taken from the house of Geo
Wilmer, No. 4S9 Ninth street. This property
has been in Winners charge for some time, and
was taken by some Of Capt. Johnson's officers.
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NAVAL. pRoaOTIONs

Midshipmen John R. Bartlett, jr, and Ed
ward N. Kellogg have been promoted to the
grade of Er sign in the U. S. navy.
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CHARGE OF SwINDLING.-Last night, De-
tective Jno. Dugan arrested Stephen Garnet
on a charge of swindling John B. Hutchinson
Esq, out of S2,500. The case not being ready
for trial to. day, Garnett was sent to Jail for a
hearing on Saturday next, by Justice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

sVARIRTIRs.-See announcement OF interest
ing performances at the Varieties tonight. The
ghost walks there in vivid style.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, August IS, 1853
L R0POSALS Will be received at this Office until
II O'Clock m. on Monday, the l4th instant: for
18th street west to 14th street west, the gravel
TO be of q quality to be approved BY the Comnis-
sioner and Assistant Comm ssoners, and to be nine
inches dsepin the centre tapsring of to four
towards the gutter line; the gravel to be well
Of all stone of improper size and to be well rolled
with . heavy roller. ..-..
Bidders win state the price. per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for grsyellipg. No
tractor except upon the certificate of the Com.
mission or and Assis tant Commissioners that the
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner Be cond Ward
JAMES B. MUNROE
W. W. WEAVER,
Sc I'd Assistant Comm issioners
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POLICE REroRTs.-ffrst Prectact-T Thomas
Frauer, peddling unlicensed; dismissed.
Second Precjnci.-Ann Doyle, threats and m Ia
licious mischief; J. III. Resell, do; j. w. Ma
thews, malicious mischief; dismissed. John
Ossinger, selling on Sunday; $4,000.
Third Precinct j. 7. Harved, fast driving
So4l. Susan Moreland, selling liquor TO sol.
diers; dismissed. Febeeca Warfeld, selling
liquor unlicensed; S20A. Crist KIouse, dis
orderly; dismissed. Mary Digs, grand larce-
ny; Jail. VIM. Braxter, was ting water Sill.
III. McDevitt, selling unlicensed; S20.4i. A.
Snowden, disorderly; 1875. Bud Harrod, do;
do. Jacob Davis, do; SL4i. Jane Mahorney,
larceny; dismissed.
Fourth Preeinct.-Peter Daley, disorderly !;
S1.G0. James White, larceny; bail Tor court
Emma Crowley, assault and battery; do.
Sirth Precinct-H. J. Baker, violating market
law; s.. Q. ClutZmaker, vagrancy; workhouSe
James Nally, Charles Beard, and Henry Ross.
disorderly; locked up three hours and dis"
missed James Kelly, drunk and dlsorderly;
Tenth Prectnct.-Thomas Thorn, dlsorderly;
S1.94. james Burns, drunk dismissed. henry
Neal fast driving and disorderly; Si0.ei: Jno.
Buchanan, threats; dismissed Ellen Davis,
disorderly; do. Jesse Ellis, do; st.9h Char
Totte Tapsco, do; 81. Harriet O'Day, selling
on Sunday; S1O5S. ~ s-&
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES Daniel
Humphreys 8, lar cenyi dismissed. Nancy Hall,
thTeHtS: bail tor peace. James Dougherty, pro-
fanity ia street; s5.7I. Eugene Frean, assault
and battery: bail for peace, VIM. Gardner,
disorderiy; Sl.5s. Nathaniel Hines, do; dis
missed. Louisa Hilbert, do; Si,5S. Geo. Hal
Ter and Jno. b. Couch, fighting; military. Capt.
! John b. Johnson, assault and battery with In
tent to kill; dismissed. Henry Luckenbaek,
lighting; do. Chas.gW Thonpsons homicide:
military. g7,yes IS isieTs afe7'A