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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22
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HkApquAB7sas 6AafA CLAUS.
Te VIM r. RICHsTHJN,
Cfthe NATIONAL bookstore,
21e Penn Az, bet. llth And 18th cts,
DsAR SIl: shali visit Warrington By The ssrlv
train on McnHa3. Dec. 18th, AZ d remsin uatil the
Eo'oass are over. sh ell make nay Head "a ar srs
me an inmen.e suppiy Of Presents foI ths Holt
DAYS, suitsbls for old and young, rich and poor
Ban q in YaYt-
Elegant Frssentation Books BIBLES. Prayer Bo,ss,
a snrerb lot OF Photograph Albums Of every
style,
orb Foxes Writing DESKS, Jswslry Boxes.
sset gan NOE. Chess and CRIB sse Boards. 81
Chiidrens Books, Gsmes. Pictures, -
Ambrotypes. Frs mes, Perfumery
eoeps. Cemes Brushes, Knives RsAoYe.
Portfolios, and o varsity Of articles q vefy low
rates, Your Sbedisnt SER spHtA. oI.Aus
20 VIM r RIGHsTEIN.
o. the kafionai Bookstove,
Wsahtoxton, d j.
NIB Another supply OF the Strangers Jude
and Everyboc Pce.et Handy Boak, st se
c.tved al d for sse wholeea . and Retail So m I'll
tree on receipt Of ~ ceats. dsS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

COLI BIA II ARE RET,
~ PeaasylrdR asa artnHs eoyser Of lNh sfyse
The Proprietor takes plea ure IN uncins to
the ctisens Of the District aad Others that rs has
completed bis s-raBse uents Tor an extensive eur.
ply Il HIAfS GA01, PRuIfs, ana vaiErA-
BLIe. DO and hopss By strict ssrsoasi at. nt,oa
to the ants Of His sOmers. TO merit thu.
arce Of It liberal patronage hsrstofore bestowed.
Members Of Cougress and On cers conte M pla .iaa
Hcueek eepirs viii and this convenient p zoe for
'' oHARLEs MALLARb,
N. B. Goods sent 70 I'll parts Of the city free OF
charge. da4 &nSV
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mKs's Dag UIfs.
foaiS's Dress Sstts.
T;lfxeNSs Drsss .SSifS-
MEMS Business Sxits.
Yo1ttA's Business Salts.

Chfldyers' School Sntts
NOAH WALKRR & Co., 36s Penn. avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It ia
comprised of assortment of Gentlsmen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desi sns
Deterial, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity Is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock OF ready made clothing in this city, at
reduced crices. 3-sm
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ARRESTS OF DEsERTEas.-Tha detectives OF
tapt Scheetzt Office yesterday and tht, morn
Ing arrested tie following daserters: James
IotIn, company F, ID ID. T. volunteers; Frank
I'M Dai IL, company f., 18Th regiment ~ Y
volunteers; George w. Lesser, com panv F, an
rfnp cavalry; Herman Schew, company q,
if2tn regiment Penn. artillery; Vim B. Saa.
bury and Wsn. Mar in, company K, 9th resi.
ment Penn. reserves go
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MARKET TMtRP.--Sa'urday morning a
woman went 70 Mrs. Chiplrv's stand, in TIA
Center NJ srkef, and PR tended q, Ia yaiu f,r !.
turkey. She put the turkey In her basket An 1
was a6ent to leare, when she VA. ASKED to
pay sne instantly attempted to run OF. AMI
drePpeo Fer tasksf, containing tue turkey, a
Tin paa, \ cabbage, and SIS 81 in money bIrs
Cnipiey got her turkey, and the woman may
ger nsr money, &C., by calling on the Clerk OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

GREAT PEGssYLvLsIA RoUrB, caa Bctt,-hors dad
h.rrtsSs1g, to ihs fo,1A and Tsst.-Two trains
leave sshin gton daily and one sunday-auick
time-,ow fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold throush at Government rates. For
tickets and further info rnation apply at the OF
of Great Pennsylvania Route northeast corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Once onen from "a. m. to 9 p. M; on Sna-
DAYS from % pm.
be Ii ~ 3. D. NoEToH, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

cifc cures spsrn1atorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency Loss Of potrsr. etc speedily and sfectudLy.
Its effects are truly magical trial Of the Specific
will convince the most axe ptical of it's merits
Price 81 . box. Sold by 8. O. Ford, corner 18th
street snd Pa. avenue, Washington and Henry
Cook Alex andIia ja6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

Dr. DuPosr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the uery best in xss They operate speedily
snd Effectively, and being sugar -toatef create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills viii prove their supsriority orer all
others Price 81 box. Sold byS O. Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue. Wsshin ston, and Henry
Cook, AleNandria. ja6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

MEYER TOO LATE TO LsARs-By Prof. hisxsn-
der " olowskis new and simpli6ed method for
piano forte and singing. Professor Wolowski con-
tiDues his singing and PLANO Glasses. nd opens a
new course for Piano and Singing, which will 81
the last In Washington. Professor Wolow=ki re
ceives visitors daily. at his residence, no 3lS u
street on the northeast corner of Eleventh etrset
no 2I-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

ADIls' BALMopAL BOOTS OF livery
L. style ara auAiity. the most extensive st0ek IN
tAia Ctr, ct J ROe4NfHALT,
No. I6 MARI At ep eos, between
70 k-eolM 9Th md esA ssessta.
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WARRANTED r

WARRANTED TO GUERNSEY DAYS DR. Godfrey 3
Antidote an English Specific of sixty-fve years.
standing. win cure Gonorrh9a in sir days No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
WASHINGTON, and Henry Cook, Alexandra. ia SLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

THE CHEAPEST AND BEsTHAIE DYsI fHK WoRL D
Meier Fades o., Washes 0u-uphams Hair D,e, %
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by g..
c. Ford corner 18th street and Pa avenue Wash
ington, and Il enry Cook, Ale1sndrs ta6-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

CoSscIEScE STRIcKRN.-The other day q
parsage was sent TO Mr.. <feorse NJ. Oyster, ths
opened disclosed four bright Quarter eagles,
q conpanied by note saying: "a repe ataut
sir er sends you tan dollars which ls YOUR dus
accent AID forsive" As the money was ssnt
TN he pneommonly uncurrent article of gold
the pre- N pton is tina. the act for which the
s.ICer u ak restitution was committed soms
time ago, In the days OF specie currency, and
that his conscience pricks him to return the
nCnsy in kind.
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NEW YORK SrYIRa

NEW YORK 6fHLBS.
GestleDsss's Csotbsns !-Neao and Fashtosa6lsi
A large assortmt Mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats exceIl in
besaty grade s1d finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS Co,
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and lQtS s.s
ec7tf INTEL. and Repub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

DISEASES Of Tia Nervous, S.n1isal, Urinary, and
Serial SyStems-retc ard reliable trsa.msst- IN
Reports Of the HoicdTd ds soc 1ti on-Sent BY mail
in sealed letter envelopes, flee of charge Address
DR.. }. SKILLIS HoUGHroa, Howard ooi2to 4,
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ps. c3-arp
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GIVE al your friends present, and 60 to the
Dollar Jeweiry Store to buy it-43S Pennsylvania
avenue, near "A street. de 22-3tt
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Oss DOLLAR. ONE DOLLAR Jewelry Store, 43S
pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street de- 2l-3.+
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CoRrs, BgsroNs. BAD NAILS, &c.-To be rid OF
and submit to his ipuIations. You are sure to
get relief without experie ncins pain. Ofics-No
424 Penn sylvanis avenue, (Lane 4 Tucker q
Building. between Al and 9Th streets. No charges
for consultation, de IL If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

JEwRLRY, JRwELRr, JEwKLRY. for the Holiday
presents, at the Dollar Atore, 43S Pa. avenue
near Az street. de l9- lw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

DANGER MENAcRsl-Dt}y k.-Nothing that WAS
eyer written or spoken is more absolutely true,
than ttRt H0STRTfkRs STOMACH BIrr8RS pus the
system and cons tuition in q condition to ward off
disease Ask those who have tested the great
antldOte at the mines, in the bush in the coast
district Of Australia, and hear what thew have to
say, IT is stimu!snI-ths pur rest that human
skill can prepare tonic, charged with extra ;ts of
The rarest vegetable invgorants; a corrective,
thst eIsspates and disperses all unhe althy
that tend TO disease: Alternative, that chan ges
the habit of body to suit any change of cimst : a
bslssmic core ial thst trsl quilizes the nerves;
cons int on ms dicne that increases the power of
endurance the capacity t. labor and the ability to
resist m iasmatic poison in the air and apess mt
diet drink, that refreshes, without undu1y exhils-
rating the animal spirit. II there is any climate
to which H0stetter's Stomach Bitters are especially
adapted, it is thst of Australia Abjure all 9th
stiG usnts. Cling tn this inc stjmable pro tec.vs
this unsqus led este rativs this medicine for all
times, places and circumst ancss, which must do
good, ard can do no harm.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
Wholesale Agents-A NJ. Binirser 4 Co.. 237
Penn ave. de ID cost
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BY s.LEWIs 4 Co, 4uetsonsers
SALE or TOYS, PLATED WA = CCTEESY
wefx and !svsI Boxes en- orscinx gsasral as.
sortnaent = Fancy Goods suitsote for the snssor,
THIS EVENING st o. look, At classroom No
427 7fh street. between G sno Il street.
dr57 st W B LDWIS& co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

BALLS, PARTIES, NC,

GRAND OPeNING BALL on THURSDAY
u EyHNIEG, Dsoem Der cath 1852, at Uxr "a
TED HALL. 49S lith street, above Penx. Az ~
enns. SEA
Tickets sold q. the door at 80 cents f-.l6.
de ~ St. DAN'L A. LEAGs Prophet r.
A LII HAIL TO THE NOBLE CHIgPTAIS,
"A GENERAL G. g. GRANT!
THE COaQUkRER OF Tbs WEST-HER)
OF DOMELS0TANO YICH Sd URIC,
The hrst GRAED BALL Of the GRANT AsoO-
CITATION vii bs given at TgSPEg CO "A
HALL, on Oh RISfMAS EVE. (fh1rs1sYl ~
Dec c4th, 1853 EyA
TIE Committee plsGes themselves til It no..:..M
pans or expense will he spared SO nisSs thta the
b. st bal! Of the season AI~ ofavorus sits the
p esepce christmas Eve p'a1 Es - have good
nj sht OF fnn Positively no hsts or caps sl.svsi
in the hail room.
HAYS celebrated band has basn engaged for fhs
occasion
Goodorder /, bornd to be preserved hg special po-
lie Trfr.
Tickets 81. admitting . gentle N Al aud 'sties.
COMMITTEE If ATrQnge-nerrS
Wm CisUarts, Wn. } O'Brien.
d. 9. Clark. ChaTloc WsTf3.d.
Floor hordss-..
Jsmes Iuxsn, J. Hoover.
de S2-3t-
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LOST AND FOUND.


I osT1on the 4sa list; sabls FUR ooLltR,
I'll, III be libra rewarded By lsssns it st No
0sT oh sI9LtN-.A Back LACE ' siL AID
Ia - BIos n ard White Large SHAWL s. s,ll be
lac p.Rn avenue, between i'sh aaa 18th streets.
ElR0UGHT TO NY sLAuaHr6s HousE-sY
BACK COW; tips o. fsr sores saved off. Any oas
who tss lest such Cos, can Hai hsr by applying
de 2 ST. '''A N''- . '''' VIM LtNKiNs.
ss%AsP- stFsysd Or 81 s;1 ~ on sharsdsy
ATy person rstu,ntgs the ss,i CIV or s@ir 70 suI
n'ormsfion leadiDs to asrrscovs5y I'll rses,s the
~ cor .trest .ouih, Gsp'tol Hi.
S's REWARD st .yes from tas preuiss, On r
COW With vh,to Find feet an white stri % n 1is,
htr throat. Ths above reward viii o. yaio FOR DER
r. ,1rr or for any Information. to l42 street,
tt.2.is' ws. W. RApLEy.
E.Y otar soSB6 s;P y..: oii af'.
to ss re
.eld ON Saturday next, at WALTZ s.s'a, T. 81 sx.
ds.,:t. Lire., st.hse, Ilth aad D IS.
( tenth street q TCH. which . " have v.lie
day ere: e. Z ~ e II II lnsat sPt pay
u - hHN OE Ac An ESFSaH-A young S1rreI
30 dsB. he owner v II come forward, prove
properly, Dsy charges, sad take hia AVA
W EHfTH.
us u St~ S2S Sixth at, bot q Ahd
NS REWA p-si-av- or stolen srt tae
snJ ,ses on q afr et, No I42 Or aundsy 2ath.ss
Whit and Liver eoloYad sETfkR DOG has short
hsir 4. . - tier: bss tbs sspssrsns. OF vary 'd
dog, Tbs above reward vi be paid II returned or
inIorma fioU given 30 can get mir D,.
d. 2IlW- " W. RAPtI.
Cox INWARD Stolen on the 7sh instsn.
q = - from tn back room # 81 ss oornnr aud
Half streets lIslapd,I two BIacx covered 4aNo-
RkNpUM EGCES, rontsining tire acsouuts and
psperE q To.mbs: If no ussto sey ooe hus the
owrsri tisoa 5" fr .asuT, note. Tas above re-
ward will DO gwen il returned TO the Star off;s,
or II ] FOOH8S
= > Bi.cs POoDls moo, rs red Pst ras and
of one ps. white; near foot b gh; large h sd
arse size: Ary ore returuipk him TO my resi-
Genes. 5A2 q STREET, bet. 18th AID nth, will re-
eai1e the ast We reward deu
COZ RkWARD--Or " necessary, The FaR rai,fa-
- - - ties Of the Prs Lost goIrg from $40
afr Get to the Depot Il the 4 o X r 90 or in
tee D. pot DiAMGND CLUSTER PIN FAsPin
vss lost on Tuesday afternoon between the honrs
Of ard D. m. 1t vas high prised by the owner.
Tae above reward viii b. paid With the thanks OF
The ewreI by retuyr Ing the Pin to this off to
$50 street tdes W Y " EOMoNDs.
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II =
l,lusFrstsd and Illuminated Boeag
Photographic Albums.
Writing Istkk
PAPER Macba and French Ornamental Boxes
Ladies' Y sEtlirs Bass and p1,cS os Books
tse,l std Scotch good Gard Gasas
FsmiiY ans Pocket Bibles rms Prayer Books IL
iu7trste6 srd filumi1s sd Ed tiana.
Juvenile Booss, Cbessmen, and Back ga 70 non
F0s.d =
Gnid Pens, Pencils, Dc &c ,Sc
Zine Aut r>eaE, French. aud xasiish stationery,
DC
Alec st TIE Standard miHfsty Worss
Forssls b, HUDSON TgYt,p6R,r
ss1o a. 324 Penn. 50 aus.
CCODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
rIRsyosEsi rIREHoR8si
...- OF ALL KINDS.
TOYSI TUyRt TOY5t
or ALL Ksaps
FANCY GoODsI FANCY aOoDsI
OF ALI KINDS.
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Writing Decks FsneS Work Boxes. CAfna O.aa-
nsuts; Phntosrs phio Albums
All inde 0f Gsnes or Chi!dTeu
Lad isE forses, eatGheiF and Bake
A IN assortment OF Iephyr sud WOODEN Goods
led Ridipa b Cod CjesEs, EhaEls, .-z
sol taRa Hoccs ueispss. Slcss,
Sfi.dFsn's Jack ets, Comforts kubias, Stockings.
sdtes Vests ami Drawers
Hid end ether Gloves. asir Eetts. HesA Dresses,
Quaker Hoops and Palrnor 81 Skirts
E5ess 9u, tons snd TRIMMINGS,
Collars lsdiee' scsifs slseyes,
All kincs O. axnttHmeet's purrishirg floods,
MUSICAL INsrRrMRarS.
gtsnoe. Guitars. Violina. Aceoydsoas,
Rsptos, Tsmbcrines. Flutes. Fites and Orums. & 6.
Come everybody ard get ~ nv Ippltes 1t
BOsWELLF FANCY STORE,
3O2 n street, nsAc itth.
B-A fine ROSEWOOD PIANO for rent.
de
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Il Of . Restaurant and Steamed OYSTER Saloon
Inquire st 496 Sixth street, adjoining the Olaren
don b Otel de 1861
, 1863-06-01
G<C!!>;leoao Qritune.



Our adyices from the great theatre n,
Interest arc very mcagre this morning
caused by interruption TO telegraphic COM
nlunication. What little information we
have, Indicates that Grant, willie vigorously
prosecuting his 1abors in front, is prepared
1s'r any emergency in his rear
Tie Cincinnati G ,Sefte of Saturday NOR
ming says. gentleman arrived in that city
1..e day before. having left Grants army on
the 18th. He speaks highly of the condl-
lion of the army, and gives an idea Of its
magnitude that is encouraging. He also
states that steamers do not run below
memphis without convoy Of gunboats,
and this accounts for the delay in obtain
l:g news from Vicksburg.
The reported forward movement of
Rosecrans needs confirmation, although he
Is doubtless prepared to leave for the South
at any moment, and there may be an i'm
meIiatc cause for it. We should like to
LEAR OF stir i'll that direction.
\ sudden interruption to the exchange
Ct prisoners is initiated ly the rebels. The
arrival ut Cairo Of some 1000 to 5000 rebel
Prisoners, will rcpress any tendency the
fehcls have 10 apply anything hut the
strict laws Of war to any Federals they
may have in their grasp. The exchange
Of prisoners will doubtless soon be ro-
Icwed
There are a thousand and one rumors
1'om The Rarpuhannock, as TO the position
and intentions of Lees army.
, 1863-06-01

The Copperllead leaders have resolved
10 make partisan thing of the Jud dgeship,
|" I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of
ihc lan'cntcd Judge Manierrc. Before he
Tas buried they began plotting for his
successor.
Tic first step is to get the coppcrhead
legislature to detach Lake county from the
district and hitch it on to some other dis
trict; the next is, to steal march on the
loyal people anu elect Il copperhead for
Judge. One Of them in conversation re-
marked that the Republicans Of Cook Coun-
Il could not get out half their votes at d
Special election, while the well drilled,
ignorant rank and file Of his party, could
he mustered at the polls, by crack of the
1arty whip, and notwithstanding the
2G0o Onion majority in the county, the
democrats '-meaning the coppcrheads
could carry it and elect their man.
We call attention to this matter now. SO
That Union men r1ay be notified Of the
danger, in time. The knights of the
Golden Circle are ever vigilant and busy,
and let no chances escape them.
, 1863-06-01

1Iattcrs Morc Threatening.

New YonK, May 31.-This mornings papers
pril.t the following:
LEAyEswon7H, May :,9.-Col Phillips, com
mandins the Indian Territory, hid severe
fight with portion Of Prices army on the
a6th. The enemy crossed the Arkansas River
near Fort Gibson. Col. Phillips drove them
back, Our1oss WAS thirty killed, the eneny's
much grr.tcr The enemy was led By Gems.
Steele, Cooper, and Mcintosh. They arc
u4assrtl in our front, claiming II, 600 men. and
and one battery, but are well fortified This
il evidently the advance of Prices main
4 dispatch from Fort Larncd informs us Of
the approach from the Southwest, Of 8 large
1cbcl force Of Texans and Indians designing
10 intc1ce,,t the trains en Tp"teto New Mexico.
Gutri,las on the border are becoming more
numerous. The National force Is inadequate.
Gen. Blunt, hon ever, will make the bcss pos"
sible light.
, 1863-06-01

geived this afternoon from Gen. st,h1, dated
fanfa1 .Conit House, today, in which he
SAYS that Aosby, With 200 mon and one how
nzer, attacked train Of cars near Catlitt's
Station, yesterday, and the guard having es-
capped, he burnt the train. The locomotive
is not much damaged. Col. Mann Of the 7th
Mich, who had command in the front;- herr
ing the firing, took portion of his force and
followed them :: miles from Greenwich, where
they had taken strong position. Col. Mann
charged the rebels, who replied with grape
and c*n1ister, but We flashed upon them and
took their guns Col. Mann returned at dark
to his camp in front, bringing the Captured
artillery and all our dead and wounded, four
Of Tic former, and ten OF the latter,
It was an extremely hot fight. We took
many prisoners, including Capt Hawkins. IN
English officer in tie Confederate service, and
Lent Chaplin, who had charge Of the artillery.
6osh o1 ihese officers were 50 seriously
W"''adcd hat they could not be removed, and
were parallel. The enemy lost very heavily
IN killed and were entirely dispersed
, 1863-06-01
Z f.E ESts11ENxAYS IN LIBBY
Letter from JunItI~ II. Browne.
correspondence Of the Cincinnati Times.1
L1BBT PRlsoN. RICHMOND. Va,
SnnffaE EEaninls Mar ~ 1897

sunday Evening. May -, 1853.
As VIC expect That Captain George Brown,
and the o1i'ccrs Of the ludianola, TINT was,
will be released tomorrow, I avail myself Of
this opportunity to ''drop you a line" I
have already sent you n"tes from Jackson,
Miss, and from the delcctable "Libbyn
Mr. Colburn, Of the New York Ford, has
been liberated. Hewill soon visit Cincinnati,
and call on you.
Mr.. Richardson and myself arc still here,
ard confined in the same apartment with the
tiEccrs Of the late Indianola, aud Colonel
Siraight's Riding party.
l. H. r and nysrlr had expected to be dis
charged before this: but now We hare no
l'Te If releasd 1T any fixed period. We hear
TIC arc hClr rs hostages; aud if this be 80, We
given lis by The regular exchange agent at
Hckr'urg, Seem to be annullcd.
BY the aid Of hi, Bohemian philosophy,
my fellow journalist and myself hare become
resigned to whatever 1naT happen. We are
not to bc disagrccatly disappointed hereafter.
Like tho spirits that entered the 'tIuferno,"
Ne have abandoned hope
have been quite i'll again Of fever, but seem
to have recovered. The close atmosphere and
~artn weather, with the rude fare and prison
accommodations, have no special tendency, as
you Cal, irnaginc, to inspire high condition
rf health, especially in any one carefully rear
CT and fastidious In his tastes.
We have suf1ereda A good deal from the heat
and suItrincss Of the prison, but, I presume,
have moi yet seen the beginning Of what will
to:nc.
Whenever am rc3cased-if I may autici.
pate that delightful, but now apparently dis.
1.snt, day-I shall proceed TO Cincinnati, after
visiting Washington and New York. But for
tAe prcrent Lave 10 expectations-ands sure
]y no ambiticn-and wait, with q wrctched
but unco,nplainipg resignation, the will o1
the gods and The military authorities wl.c
preside over the dcstinics Of the oi-diaa'a C IN
fcdtfacy.
Truly and imprisonedly yours,
JCSlrS Fl, BROWNE.
, 1863-06-01

False Report Of nm !Arn1lst1cc.

Carr RACE, May :;0.-Thc steamer Jura,
from Liverpool 2ltt aud Londonderry I'D,
n:ls boarded OFF Cape Race last evening. Her
alriece are five days later. The news is un-
i,nroriant.
1ller American news.
The Derby Race was won By aIackaroni, By
{ short heat.
Cot'on dull, II to 1-oc lower. Brcadstnfs
Guict,! steady and unchanged. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Consols % 3S to 931l5
Llvrn,1,o1., May 90 -Rumors Of an armis-
lice in America, received by the Glasgow,
reached here today, and created buoyancy
in the cotton market The weeks decline
partially recovered. Breadstutis tlrm and
casy, Proyirinns dull, but steady.
Tie Cork Examiner contains correspond
cpcc from various parts Of ireland that leaves
scarcely any doubt that recruiting for the
Northern army is attempted to be carried on
chcletown, Charlesyille and F1ermoy have
lrcn visited By several American gentlemen
pf military aspect, and publicly offered to
give passage to any number Of young men
willing to accept, to New York, for
Sd each, with certainty Of continuous
police were present on several occasions,
which obviously di+conccrted s. rangers, but
as there was nothing illegal in the prolosi-
tion made, no proceedings could be taken.
Several hundred young men await the sailing
of early steamers, who beyond all doubt arr
engaged to 70 to America on the terms offer
d hy the American agents:
MI, Cayard stated in Parliament that tht
British Consul ut Mobile was promptly dis
missvd, for shipping specie on British va
EtcxuleF.
caidc denounced the srizurc Of British vessel
a,y Federal cruizers, as a violation Of the la'
ii nations, and complained Of the procedur
adopted s,y the United States Supreme Court
Lord Russell defended the conr;c NJ III
american Government, and said al theif com
1uurications should b. fully respected.
Lord Derby fnlly concuTed will
Lord John Russell and thought ever
allowance must be made for impaucncc
America n,ukt feel it. seeing SO much com
mcrce carried On With the Confederates' not
withstanding the blockade: .,.u.
Polisl. kilograms report the continues
Fprcad Of The inEurTectlon. 1t Is rcpofte
TN, The Russian government had ordered tn
t'i.icere in Poland to send their wives an
children, without delay, into the interior
RuE>ia