Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-29

timothy DonOughOe, alien. ...s... ..
Theodore Studdiford, enormously enrolled
John Coughlin, furnished suhstitute-Chas
Wagner.
John H. Phillips, furnished substitute-Wm.
H. Davis.
Timothy D. Daily, furnished substitute-C.
e.. Cleayer.
VIM. Hall, over age
Andrew ]. Appleby, disability.
James CavaEor, alien.
John H. Wes!tall, over age.
Alex. William, alien.
Charles M. Miller, disability.
Henry Enrich, alien.
Allan w. HodgmaD. only son Of a widow
VIM. Smith colored, accepted
Elijah Gordan, colored, accepted
Robt. Anderson, colored, accepted.
Lewis Britain, disability
CHI S. Bentley, over age.
Fredk Somerlatt, alien.
Jos. G. Caden, paid commutation.
Chas T. Wagner, over age.
John Murphy, over age,
Henry Hoag, disability.
Patrick Carol, over age. rss.
Herman albert disability.
William Scott, coiored, furnished substitute
Robert Carter.
William Shoemaker, disability.
Joseph Giddings, colored. accepted.
William butcher, disability.
John Z. Franklin, paid comm utation.
lillian Fleming. enormously enrolled.
Robert Jones, over age
u. w. Merchant, only support of widow.
Patrick O MPaley, alien.
George Double, over age
George Stewart only son of widow.
Samuel Bruce, disability.
Rudolph Neagle, alien.
William Hutchinson, enormously enrolled
This morning Frank NJ urphy was accepted
as a substitute for Winfield 5. Martin, and
asked permission to 60 to his house in Swan
poodle to give his wife the money he had re-
celyed, which was granted, guard being sent
with him. On their arrival, he gave his wife
the money, and got permission of the guard to
go into another room with the wife, when he
slipped ont and made his escape. The guard,
after waiting few minutes, went to look
after him, but he was est and the
guard took the wife into custody, and
carried her before Capt Scheetz, and on be-
ing searched, S205 of the money the husband
mad received as q substitute was recovered,
and also watch, which is supposed to have
been part OF the pay he received as substi-
tute. The captain concluded 10 hold her until
the absconding husbaud eau be heard from,
and committed her to the guardhouse
THE CAPTURE OF THE GUNBoATs SATEL-
LITE AND RELIANCE.-The staff boat Ella
Master Eldridge, arrived this morning, and
brings some particulars of the capture of
the gunboats Satellite and Reliance in the
Rappahannock on Saturday night last. 1t ap-
pears from the statement Of MIR. Spillmin,
who conversed with one of the men who es-
capped from the Satellite, but was afterwards
recaptured, that at about 10 o'clock on Satur-
day night, while the two steamers were laying
In the mouth OF the Rappahannock, four boats
approached from the direction of the Pianka-
tank, each containing about 25 men, who were
allowed to board the gunboa's, the officers
thinking they were contrabaIds, many of
whom come off in the night.
The two boats approached each vessel, and
the rebels took possession OF them with but
small resistance, two or three pistols only
being fired. Mr.. McCauly, the en- giHeer of the
Reliance, however, succeeded in breaking his
engine SO as to render it useless. Mr.. Charles
Clark, the coyswain Of the Satellite, as soon as
hn a w no in QgSin .
rebels, jumped overheard and IVAN ashore to
Windmill Point, where he remained until
Tuesday, when he was captured by the rebel
cavalry who were sent there for the purpose.
After the capture, the rebels, with the Satsl.
lite, captured two schooners which ran into the
mouth OF the river for harbor, and lowed them,
with the Reliance, up to Fort Tobago, (abont
60 miles up,) where they put the officers and
crews ashore, who, it is thought, are by this
time in Richmond
As soon as the capture was known among
the boats of the flotlla, several were ntdown
to retake them, but they had escaped up the
river. The Commodore Barney, however, went
up the river on Monday, and heavy firing was
afterwards heard from that direction.
Both OF the captured boats have been OH the
fiotilla for some months, and have done good
service. The Satellite was side wheeler and
carried 5.-rounder iron gun and 2i-pouGd
howitzer, with crew of about % men; and at
the time of her capture had the following Off
GERS on board: Acting Master j. L. u. Robin
son, Ensign Rudolph Sommers, Masters Mate
Henry Fugg, I'd Assistant Engineer Isaac John
son, Sd Assistant Engineers John Mel and
Christopher McCormck ok, and Acting Pilot Rob.
inson. Masters Mate e. b. Mcclellan and
Pilot q. r. Moore, OF the Satellite, were both
i'll this city at the time on busn The Rali-
anCe - Il propeller, and carried a 3iI.pound
Parrot and l2-pOund howtZer, with q crew of
about H. men. The following are her officers:
Ensign Henry Walters, Masters Mate Thomas
Brown, ID Assistant Engineer James McCau-
ley, IT., and I'D Assistant A. RenshaW, OF this
city
We notice that several papers have mistaken
the latter boat Tor the Reliance, (reHenue boat
Capt. Durgan, OF Baltimore.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILEoAn.-This
road Is again open all the way 10 Wheeling,
aud passengers can again go through from
Washington to st. Louis with but two changes
of ears There are but three changes between
Washington and Chicago, and but one between
Washington and Cincinnati. SeYeral new en-
aines and cars, built expressly Tor This road,
have been placed upon the track. A ride over
this road is particularly interesting at this
tl,ue: Tor not only is the scenery grand,
hnt on The route the traveller passes the
battle fields Of Aniieteno, Iarper's Ferry, &c
TinEsts through can be procured Ut auv hour
dnrin . she day from Mr. II. W. Edmonds, pas
srnger agent; Mr.. Chs. Cook ticket agent, or
Mr. e. =. Koontz. general agent. BIZ. Edmonds
gives his personI attention to the seating of
the passengers, and he so elassiiies them rs to
m ak tn rip pleasant AID comfortable to all