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DROPOs ALE FOR BOOKs.

BuaEAu OF NAVIGATION NAVY DEPARrhxgr,l
Washingion, Ang. 18th. 1863. (
sEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this office
until the 18th day OF septem Der next, for furnish
ing the Qusite tupply of Books for vessels of the
Navy, during the year ending on the 3Oth June,
k64.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Books" and directed to the Chief of the Bureau.
Lists of the BookA will be furnished on applicA-
ton, personally or BY mail. at the Bureau.
No ropotais will be entertained from those not
booLs and the right is served to reject any all
Of he bios, if for the il terest Of the
EThe Books NUT be supplied called for by order
81 the Bureau, and delivered with all rea sOnable
pom Ltitud- to the designated Navy Yard or Naval
and all books 60 delivered, must he subject to the
lnspectOn OF AMI entirely satisfactory to, the
ksvigstion officer eceiptin & for them
Every offer mus. be accom- panied by Q written
guaranty as required by law. su I2-law4w
ID MAYOR OFFICE, August q, 1863
L E0POSALS Will be Iectived a. this oidce til
Il o'.lock m. OF Tuesday, the 8th of September,
from street north ts ltreet no. tn, the gravel
10 be OF quality to be approved by ths Com nis
soIer a. Assistant Com N ssonere, aud TO bs nine
inches the ntrs 'apering of 70 four inches To-
wards the Utter line 20 be well rsie ed OF stone Of
imrro per size ard 70 be well rolled with . heavy
70 Ter
ladders will state the p'ics per cubic yard for
grading, and per square ysrd ior grayeinng. NO
part Of the appropriation viii be paid the oon-
tractor sxcept upjn tie certificate of the Com
mission ar and Assis ant Commissioners that tbs
"'rl has been properly 's1sr'f sM 'RfdurHsRpoRp.
Commissioner Sc :ord Ward.
eAML l.. CLEMENTS,
JOHN McNALLY,
sestd Assistant Commissioners.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journa
containing greater variety OF interesting
reading than can be found in any other, 10
Published on Friday morning.
1fkns-CasA, tacarsabyy - adsaaes.
TTR'e coPy, per annum. ....... Sl %
Ten confes '''''.......s....
SoPns ssss. ..sssss.....s... 90
Iwenty-fiv copies s...............a 20 90
invariably contains the .washingtor
News" that has made TAe Doiiy Eve~s~e stav
circulate so generally throughout the country
~ Single copies Tin wrappers) can bs pro.
cured at the counter, Immediately after the
issue Of the paper. Price-THRI8 OnNrs.
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n
MANAGERS office, FoRD'S NEW THEATER,
WASHINGTON. Septea ber I'd 1863.
1t If with no small degree of satisfaction tnst Mr.
Ford can Ctncitliy ounce that his Jew Theatar.
after under rst ing the most severe and ncin z
t. is, has IN I'll -6 IN HtrsrKh, Sound, Stsat ard
Ncf~rN E..SrEse ali the REQUISITES OF First CaLSS
BKTidjng
IN S1RLEGTlt-it hrs b. en- tested by the lar
geLt ";.dir tCs that have ssembied over ssyen
years in any theaer in " hiDgton and it has not
moved. 81 ttCt. or sprung III part hateEer tae
GreSHth o! q single hair a Act 3at can be but rAra
ly stated ot any similar, but yet entirely safe
buiIdILz
TIE Fire Inspector sf Baltimore, Mr T. Fl B.
Bnyd. GE Old sLd experienced BUILDER, tactIng for
the iusurarce ccmpaniss.) pronouucGs il 'he
str4 Igeht ami uss secure thestGr lrOL a3cden nj
fire h. mss ev seen superior IA strength, and of
thicker BSI'l. Ths1 EtrrT ti' ls needed, than
OF the other t2eaterB in Baltimore or WaSAn 5ton
one oi y hch ha9 been in over fifty yea Z. This
ia his II pert ST ter hCfptinIzng eIami Dstion
Mclday, August 5lst "i'"f tie house hRd been open
thrt e Ill j tB to II puJliC
IL sight s9unj sLl comfort The crowds of Il, St
.l.ss G. tiLens filing as si.s5 Obb es, and door
ways, since Tie L0usn has been oven. are the mGst
rnt.nt its sscs I these Qualities existing ~
rfrfertjGl uE i Il before. Z 3 #
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AMUSEM Hin e.
WASHINGTON TAEATER
SUSAN DEaIN's oLYMPICJ

! WASHINGTON THEATER,
SUSAN DEsIN's oLYMPICJ
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 5,
JACK SHEPPARD.
sefsn Denim first timel. Jack She ppard
niuessin---. -......................B Ben G. Rogers
Their Last Appearance.
THE BEAUTIFUL FORREST SISTERS
THE GHOST
SPITE OF HIMsELF.
- Admission rs, 50, ar IS cents. It,
FoRD'S NEW THEATER,
,ouv TENTH STREET, ABOVE
JUN 4 FORD Manager and Proprietor
SATURDAY, Sept 5, 1853.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES TO DAY.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES 10 DAY
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
AFTERNOON AND NIGRT
NA1AD QUEEN! NAIAD QUEEN!
NAlAb QUEEN! NAIAD QUEEN.
NAlAb QUEEN! NAIAD QUEEN!
RNoTEw DNOTEw
~, II. TIE ATKINSON PERfoRMNscI
4 to 9esa1n in Ss
the c'ciGck boat.
s NJ ta s Ss1fs
WASHINGTON THEATER,
ELEVENTH sTKEEr, NEAR PENN. AVENUE,
On MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 7th,
will be produced, at an enormous al psnse, the
81 RANGE, E,TERILLING, ,SPECTRA!. ILLUSION
STRANGE, Thrilling, ,SPECrRAbILLUsION
ILLUsORY PHANTOM,
ILLUSURT PHANTOM
EoDuiariy known as the
GHOST!
GHOST!
GHOST!
which will be employed In the remarkable super-
natural drama, in two acts. entitled the
DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED CAsTLR!
death FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLEi
DEATH FEfCH OF TIE RUINED CASTLE!
OR, THE
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
FOUNTAIN or LIFE.
Admission rs, So and Is cents. Seats reserved
without extra charge. se5
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~ jyA l64 Bavsnth street.
u AR9AINe. in Mems snd Boys Olothing,at
" BAUOE CO.'S, 464 Seventh street. III
IJoI Hot FOB SMIfHB, l6o Seventh street
II. the ehsAVess 0lothins House in tie olty. u
.LofHIK0, g sa asss.s 1sies., g .sns1h::siEz 9 "
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UMBlR FOR SALE.
Just received from Bangor, Maine, two cargoas
Of Joist by H. from p to "a feet long, good
cut to bill Also 400 600 LSths. from the place.
6rst quality JOSEPH LIBBY,
an l3-2w< No. o7 Water St, Georgetown.
Snn WAsKIEGroS. Aug. II. 1853.
OUU BOXES SUPERIOR Ia BILE CLAREr, just
GEO. l. fHOs PARKER CO.,
An u ~ 3i3 and 345 Pa avenue.
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m Rs. BARRY, OF NEW YORK CITY. DR.
III siIes to inform her friends and the m biio
Z At she viii orep, on the 7th of tepte Der An
InsI sh and French School for Young Ladies' and
Chitdren, at No 353 1 street, between lssn and
lth streets Circulars can be obtained at The
principal bockstorss or At Mrs Barry q resdspoe o.
432 east 80 atreet. Capitol Hill es2-IWs
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AVA expects to resume the
Exercises OF her SCHOOL
ESuent IN tbe rear OF the First Presbyteria IN
Church, ~ strset, north entraDce j on MONDAY
6.pt 7th. An Ok 80. :
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The Siege ofCharleston,
THE PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE.
CAPTURE OF REBEL RIFLE-pIrs

A BRILLIANT FIGHT AT WAGNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

ENGLlsH AND CLASSICAL SOHOOL.
- Corner Ttceatieh street asd Pa. aos
The Third Annual session Of this Sehool will
commence Tuesday, Sept. Lat, 1863.
Sc l-eoiw" RW. LOWRIA, Pr,noipaI
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kHkANkLIN AGA DENY,
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
The ext Annual Session will commence on Mon
ass, Sept 7th The course Of ilstr9etion embraces
Mathematics. the Greek, Latin, and Modern Ian.
enaGes For Information obtain circulars at the
street 49,
au 9w- (Ohron r. DETRIoK. Ak.
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Titreet oB MONDAY September 7, at O clock
Gircnlars may he bad at the book stores. au2seo6t
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. O.-Ths session OF
The Prepsratory Depat ttment opens WADNES-
DAY eeltembef 9Th; of the College, September
20. t3r further Information or catalogues apply
an 2s-eo1w" sAMsON. D. D.
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A MANAGERIAL CARD.

Admission twenty Ave and Fifty cents. Doors open
at71a O'Clock; performance at O'Clock. su3l
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10 pieces Bleached Cottons, OF all widths and
grsdes, from l5c per yard up.
sc pieces beautiful Dark Prints, sOms as cheap rs
I>1ac. per yarde
80 pieces latest styles Dark De Lsiues. These
goods come direct from the agents, and there
fore We are able to sell them very ohespI
% p eces Super. Irish Lin en- at s7}ac.
81 pieces SUPER. IRISH Linen, vary iue, 59c.
Also large lot Of White Linen Handkerchief, st
10, l21a. and 1885,, worth double,
And great many other Goods from auctiO !, too
numerous to mention.
Call early, and convince yourself, At
LANSBURG BROS
Baltimore Bargain Store, 81 81 venth st..
au 39-lv% Sd door above l.
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A LAFAYETTE INsTITUTE
"A eELEOT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND MISSES,
367 street. bettreen 18th and l4th
The Twelfth Session will con msnce on Monday
Sept 7th under the same general "a msnasement And
the same teschers heretofore
Circulars 1t book stores.
ND. HALsrEAD,
an "a 2H tChron n. WILLIAMS,
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THEENEMY's REINFORCEMENT COMING Up
ATTEMPTED ATTACK ON OUR BIOCKADaRs
OFF MOBILE

NEW YORK, March IA Port Row al letter.
received here, seems to confirm the report or
the capture OF negro expedition.
Advices received here state tilat very spir-
tied battle took place on the Blackwater on
Tuesday morning.
The l1th PennsyIvanii; cavalry ana two seq
tons of The 9TH Massachusetts battery attacked
the encmy's entrrn chmen;s OPPOSITE Franklin.
Two separate charges Were made on the fortiH
cations. These were found 10 be literally lined
with infantry, who poured deadly fire into
our ranks, woundiug many.
The enemy opposed heavy force OF infan-
try and cavalry to the right and left Of our no.
stiCn in order 20 outfiank our troops, hut
without success. The fight has not vet ended
The enemy's reinforcements are coming up.
Adyices from the squadron Off Mobile say
that deserters report that the rebels tried an.
attack on our fleet recently with five steamers,
one of them struck a snag and they abandoned
their attempt, which, il is said, will be rene wed
as soon as more steamers are ready
They also attempted to reach the Susque-
hanna by torpedo, but it sunk before thew
could get it down to her.
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THE NEW PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL Oh
THE UNITED STATES. =

THE NEW PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL OF
THE UNITED STATES. --,- 81.
The President has, designated Lieutenant
Colonel j.. b. Fry, of the regular Army, as
Provost Marshal General of the United States,
under the Conscription act. Lieutenant Colo
rel Fry was formerly. Adiutant General on
General McDowells staff, and subsequently
held the same position on Major General Bueifs
staff, and accompanied that officer during his
entire Kentucky and Tennessee campaigns
Colonel Fry 10 q most assiduous officer and
Will fill the position with credit to himself an
satisfaction 10 the country, we doubt not oil
The following Is the official order ,---,
War Department, Adult mt Generals ONCE
WCshfnyfnI, March ~, 1863 {
General Orders, No. SIT is hereby ordered
/ 1st. That Colonel James Il. Fry, Assistant AID :
Jutant General. U. ;. Army, he and he is here
by detailed as Provost Marshal General of the
United States, in pursuance of section of thu
act approved March 3, 1863, ''for enrolling and
calling out the national forces and for other
purposes" He is accordingly authorized and
required 10 perform all the duties Of Provost
Marshal General set forth in the said act, and
such sther duties as may properly pertain
10 his office, All communications relating to
the business of Provost MarShals, and the pro
visions OF The act OF Congress aforesaid, will be
addressed TO him. ....--. '...... ~
2d- That all appointments which have here
totore been made of Provost Marshais are here.
by revoked. o.. --.s t-..' ...' -
BY order of the Secretary of War
l. THOMAS, Adjntant General
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TROUBLE IN NuBLN COUNTY, OHIO.
Z THE -CITIZENS ORGANIZE TO RESIST THE
ARREST OF DESERTERS

CINCINNATI, March Especial dispatches
from Memphis announce that the Yazoo Pass
Expedition has met with check. = = q. .
Gn Friday The gunboat Chlilicoths encoun.
tered a rebel battery at the junction Of the Tai
labusha and Ta,Iahatchie rivers. The fight
lasted all day.
One shot from the battery entered the port
hole Of the Chilliceihe, killing four and wound
ing fourteen. The Chiliicothe received sixty.
four shof., and was damaged seriously.
special dispatch 10 The Gazette from India
napolis, says that on the arrival of the Cincin-
natl train, n soldier seized and DESTROYED the
package of the Cincinnati Enauirer.l Gen Car
rinrtOn arrested the soldiers, and paid the
agents for the copies destroyed.
Two companies OF infantry sent into Noble
county, Ohio, yesterday to arrest deserters, re.
ported the citizens organized to resist them.
Trouble is anticipated. t
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ADMIRAL WILKES AFTER THE FLORIDA.

NEW YORK., March 19.-The Tribune learns
from Havana that arrangements have been
made for meeting OF the pirates Alabama,
Florida and Harriet Lane, with a view to q
combined attack on the steamer from aspin-
wall with California gold.
The steam sunboat Huntsville, at Key West,
reports that AN American bark being about To
leave Martinique, where the pirata Florida
was lying, the authorities compelled tia latter
10 IT main in port twenty -four hours after the
departure of the bark
The American crowded his vessel 10 81.
ihch!as' where he found Admiral Wilkes.
Tie Admiral transferred his flag to the Van
ctrlit and started for Martinique with a fair
prospect OF reaching the island before the Flor
ida could lrave.
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FINAScIAL.-The New York papers Of yes
terday evening says: The money market open
ed steady, but shortly afterwards the animation
tecame less vigorous, and towards the Close
became dull and languid. Governments are
strong. United States 1881 registered are asked
for at iCr3t; coupons 1881 at l0i; seven thirsies
IT lU}S; gold bearing certificates at % 4, and
currency certificates at o.. The bond list 10
more unsteady than yesterday. Border state
bonds are less in request. Tennessees and
Missouris have declined YAK. Virginia sizes
are offered at 66, without business: and North
Carolina siNes are held 81 =. =, 75S being bid.
Loulsians SKIES are wanted at . y, and Cali
for MIA SKIES At lib Gold this morning ia weak,
and has sluggishly and hs lplessly vihra,-d BE-
tween l5iS, the lowest of last evening, and
1S2S.
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New Publications.


NOTES, CRiTICIsMs, AND CORRESPONDENCE
UPON SHAKspKAEE's PLAYS AND ACTORS.
BY James Henry Hackett. Washing ton
Philip 81 Solomons. - -
John Quincy Adams said of Hackett's man
uscript notes g Hamlet" that they s. indi-
Gated how thoroughly he had delved into the
bottomless mine of Shakespeare's genius
This volume EN- braces the notes upon f" Ham,
let" above alluded TO, and similarly suggestive
and well defined Criticisms upon various lead
ing Shakspearean characters Not the least In .
teresting part of the volume, however, is that
devoted to leading actors Of I" Hamlet, the ~ o
Keans, Cooper, the Vandenhofs, Kemble,
Mscready, Booth, Forrest, and others. The
Chapter Of correspondence on Shakspearean
suhjects, Introduces very many prominent
literary percentages; and the reader will find
elsew here in the work an elaboration OF the
ingenious theory set up by MIR. Hackett, that
Shakespeare, as indicated by passages in his
works, was aware Of the circulation eff the
blood" prior to its alleged discovery by Har-
yey-
ARMY AND NAVY ALMANAC. Washington {:
Philip Solomons.
An apropos and useful publication
THE AUToMAToN COMPANY; OR INFANTRY
SOLDIERS PRACTICAL INSTRUCTOR and the
AUToMAToN BATTERY; OR ARTILLERIsT's
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTOR. BY G.. Douglas
Beaverton, u. 5. A. ID. Van Nostrand: New
York. For sale in this city by Franck Tay-
Ior.
We cannot judge properly as to the merits Of
these automaton instructors, but military men
speak highly Of them.
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FURTHER FROM THE GULF SQUAD.
RON - :

Arrival of Three D~Srrtrrx from Mobile
/. Important Statements-The Rebels
Euilding X amS and GuEboats-Streuyth
and Number of the Mobile Fortifica tieus
Gen. Buckner in lem I'm ud-Sub- Ma.
rine Internal Machines-Ne Scarcity Of
Iron with the Rebel.-RaiIroad irsa
Plenty-Exciting News from Florida
HE Negro Esprdition-RePorsedR Reverse
-s From the n. Y. Express, March Isl
The steamer Union (from the Gulf Squad.
rom brings three young men named James
Carr, native Of Brooklyn; VIM Hattrn, Of
New Orleans and Michael Dillon, OF Liver.
pool, no escaped on the 18th ult from the
Confederate steam gunboat Selma, lying an
Mobile Bay.
These men report, that the Confederate force
IN Mobile aFsr,gates but 100 men under Gen.
Buckner, the nav al force under Admiral Blu.
chansn, comprises three wooden steam gun.
beats OF ten guns each; viz: The Gains. Cap
taln Thomas Hunter; the Morgan, Captain
Hlair; the Selma, Captain p. L. Murphy; the
revenue cutter Alert under lieutenant; The
ram Ealtic, Captain johnson. Besides these
Ntss lie Tie rebels are building at Selma d iifty
gun irfgats, non Ga Id, W hch thew intend f1oat-
ing down the river on hogsheads. There are
now TWO rams ready at this point and on the
Gay the three men left, DRAFT Of "A sailors
were sent up the rlyer to take them down.
Two more rams were nearly finished an ex.
peCted down in q few weeks
The channel in Mobile BAY is blocked up by
sunkcn Vessels, but tn r. are no torped pes sunk
IN II. The Rebels possess, no viewer, q peculiar
inyt ntion in the shape Of an ssinfernal" ar.
raneement worked by clock work, which 10
set OF against a vessel st a distance of a mile.
Fort Gaines, on Daurhin islam, mounts -
guns, Fort Morgan, on The main land, 100 guns:
Fort Grant, at Grants Pass, on the north wrst
side OF Druphin Island, three guns while al
the mouth OF Spanish River a heavy iron clad
brif-Ty mounting 10 and ll-inch guns. and at
Dog River formidable sand battery command
the channel.
On the east side of the Spanish River, the
ship Danube, mounting six guns and heavily
lrcn-clad. A. anchored. She is oil cered from
the Army.
There IS no scarcity OF iron for mailing
vessels, as the Rebels are converting railroad
iron, taken from the abandoned railroads int
iron Tor the vessels. The stock or cotton in
Mobile IL quite large, hut there In very little
trade. Prices Of provisions rsnge quite high
Rlce flour sells at Sec per barrel; shoes and
boots at SIS TO $50; caps $40; oyercoais Of
common quality S15t. pantaioons SIS TO $50.
We may add TO the above news,-that o
rumor Is IN circulation drought by the Unionb
That unfayorahle adyices have been received
from terpandins, indicating that the force Of
1.ttO negroes which assembled the ST. Mary's
river, on the 9TH Of March, under command Of
co.'s. Higginson and MONTGOMERY. has met
WIN most severe reverse, and probably had
been captured. II will be rememb ered that
this force carried with IL several thousaAd
muskets for the ayowed purpose Of supplying
with arms all the slaves whom they could in
cite TO insurrection.
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HBA pQuA RruRS PRov0sf Ma RsHAL's OFpIcs8
WaSh,ngtos, ID. g, March Is, 1858. {

HBA pQoA RrnRS PRov0sf Ma RsHiL's OFpIcs,1
Washington ID. g, March Is, 1858. (
ePHofAL ORDERS, No. differentiation will be
given to the proprietors Of all regularly licensed
places for the vending OF sprituous liquors to keep
open the bars of their hotels, Restaurants &C., for
til. sale of liquors and wines until II clock mid
night, Sundays excepted upon their producing to
the Provost Marshal Of this city their icensc. TO-
Eetber With recommendation signed by tho
Mayor of the city and the Superintendent of POI
lice, and signing st pulstiou not to sell give
permit TO be sold given any spirituous or
malt liquors to any volunteer or enlisted man, or
to any person wearing the uniform of a volunteer
enlisted man of the Army: and agreeing that. in
case OF the infraction violation of the pledge
and stipulation given. their wines and liquors
be seized and conhscated. and their licenses foc
feited, not to De renewed during the existing re-
belIion. ...... ...- .-..
Licensed dealers; siding in Georgetown will
procure the recommendations of the Mayor of
Georgetown and the Superintendent Of Police.
good order and decorum at their respective places
of business, and to eles. their bars and refrain
from selling on the Sabbath. -" ,-s-~.
Special Orders, No. / Of January IA. 1853, from
these Headquarters, will b. strictly enforced eaiost
all parties not complying with the provisions OF
this order.
his order will take effect March p. All appl-
cations for permits must DO nado batxeeE the
hours Of Il and O'Clock p. m.
By,order HENRY B. TODD,
Capitals and Provost Marshal.
A. &. BAKER. Lieut. and Adiutmnt. Insr II 1T
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COL.DTrASS


This forenoon Courimartial assembled Ia
streets, occupied by the Offices Of Col. Rusker,
Quar.ernaster for the trial Of Col. D. Utassy,
OF New York VOLUNTEERS, under charges OF
rec ulasion, fraud, etc. Tho Sccased not beine
present-eickn.ss oeing alleged as the cause
Of his abse nee-tae CouFtssPaFated for the dAy
witEou, formally ore sniz,us. 1t 10 understood
that ii he canhO; attend where the Court pro-
poses to sit, it VII adjourn 10 the building in
which NJ has rooms, 10 accommodate him.
The following is, copy Of the order assem-
bling tins Court. % ..--...,-- 49,
InApoUAk1k Rs 'CAsEY's DIyIsIesr2 T wen :
u second army Corps, department Of Wash.
iagton,.s Warrington, March -, iotiS---tteSerat
ORDERS, No GA general court-m artSaf1s here
by appointed TO meet At Ccnterviiie, Va, at 10
O'Clock a m on the nth day OF March, 1855, or
soon thereafter as practfcaole, Tor the trial
OF Colonel +. q. d, tas ~ 2arn regi nent New
York volunteers, apd ruch other prisoners rs
may " brought before IL. s.22s- - ..-. /.
DeteI for the CoIrt-i. Col. Geo. s. willard,
135tn n. 4. F.ls; z. Col. VIM. T. Nichols, 18th
VT. ois.; 3. Lieut. Gel. James ID. Boil, Fifth
25th Me-. Vols; S. MAJOR Lawrence ID. Clark,
18th vi. Vols; 6. Capt Matthew Hastings,
Keystone (Pa.) Battery; Z. Capt. q. a. Rich
ardson, Ise,h N. 7. Eois: {. Capt. Aarod Il.
Lemon, i25th N. Y. Vols. 10. Capt. A. r. See.
1y, nth N. \. Eois: u. Capt.. BENJAMIN W.
Thompson, Iiith n. Y. Vols. Lieut. r. waiter
Vest, A. u. g., J Judge Advocate. -.-.---
No other Officers than those named Can be
assembled without manifest injury 10 the ser
vice. The court Will set without regard 70
hours. s~ -"'
By order OF Gen. Casey.
tSignrd,) X. n. ScoTT. A. A. A. CT.
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" ELL DOM

The recent AFFAIR across the Egnpahsnnock,
some particulars Of which reached here tl29
morning, refiects the highest credifnn Brio
der General Ayerill and the brave men under
his command. The successful reliance Of bis
cavalry engaged upon the sabre, proves what
can be done by that arm OF our service when
properly led and trai cd IS they had been.
Our cavalry difficulties and shortcomings
have resulted wholly from the inefhciency OF
a large number Of cavalry officers, who in
General AveIill's brilliant and successful
sabre charges will. see what the men they
command are really capable Of doing when
carefully trained and properly handled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

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