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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

Revolutionary movements had broken out in
the states OF Antoquia Sintand,r, and 'ozaca New
Gfap-dl under the auspices Of hc Conservative parry
Central American news IL unimportalt. The capital
of Honduras has been removed 70 Gioeias.
Two engineers ars expected IN Gotta :ica from the
United States % make surveys for a railroad 20 the
Tic South American mail steamer reached Panama
on the 9Th with SSlS,M3 in treasure Tor lh8iinn.
The new steamer Chill had arrived =. Valparaiso, IN
81 DAYS ffOfn Liverpool.
Peruvian news is nnimpnftant
From Ecuador the news , mcager. An arnstee OF
ten DAYS was in force between Mosquera and Flores
Mosquora had released all III. prisoners.
The steameF Illinois from heT-hoIA. arrived az AS
pinwall on the lst.
The America sailed on The "a ~ san francisco. NIih
The passengers OF tie Illinois.
Correspondence OF the A,.ocia'rj Pc.
rAsAsA, jan G. lsi
The steamer Illinois arrived At Aspinwall
at D. H. on the lst and the Ariel on the morning oi
The "a inst he America arrived 81 Pana'nn ON The
Oh yia Magcltns Straits. and FAILED To-Day Tor Dan
Francisco. with the Illinois passengers.
The dry season has permanently SO In on Ire ts'n
mu. The small poK has almost entirely disippeAfsu.
Business duler than usual md several oi the ieadns
merchants have closed their stores. on accDHnt :" pr
recent euounon, Increase in thoir axe. Shen 'nr'
affirm il-y cannot afford 20 p9y. Matters nero hs.
qniei but ronhles continue in chriqu ana o'her p'
~ recent arrival from Cartlagena il appears tha'
bofc ms been serious risrg agninsi The Government
originating n is lil by paroles opposed 10 tns election
OF Mull!o IS President. ihe 'iiau has 10 some eAie"
been lua, ned by the Conservative Plitt.
annual report oi the cocoa cIopof Ecuador shows
fhe prodnc 0f last Yeng 10 o. lbio 0nnils or hhou
90 uns; an Increase Of 1870 fuinta over Tho yea.
I-e2 There have entered the pom of GuaylqnI lE
vesccs Of IL $50 tns and sailed ft0 81 1880 tuus
exclusive Of steamers, during the last year
Tho EcuaioIian Government has proposed terms oi
peace 70 Mosqu,Ta. which be VII pfouab! ncoeps. u
lie exppnaes he has incurred C>GDOu are reimbursed
The r. :. y. Co. Is lne new Steamer Chill, iniended e.
run between Panama aud Valparaiso Innde the trip
from LIVERPOOL 70 valparaiso IN II days ana - hour
running ins the shortest "Trip on record.
Senior Nico1s Euhro, cOls.i FOR Pciu n this port
has been appointed Collector OF Cns.on' az Pasta AID
senior IsIcO has been nominated to represent leId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

DYsPgPsrA TABLETs.-f Indigestion. Heart
bum Lc nsnu fufci ouy by T. @. V LLiSG md ioid b.
druggists generally 20 cent Ptr boz. DcPo. 30 20 oeni'-
st.. lsocud '1or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
For Coux:,.. Colds, md Consumption.

TIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY DhI.sAM j.. The most
hihiyapproved medicine dis,ayecd II sq0oo rsn
sLsr o. ALI TysP TaE having had unprecedented asi-
ofygAaLY FORTY YEARS. IL i. recommended by bss,
rlfYslrIA,g orr mos. eminent the f8zs tho
Trade ia fact b. oil who know it. For cerhcaet which
Can be given aot any extent wripper' to e'h bottle
The Pfopr,tors viii cleeriy refund the money II not ep
tirely satisfactory Pce - cent anI 81 TIE large botl-s
n,neb the cheapest. lie CAnEi1's 10 CsSuIsx
which Is prepared only by REED CCILrRS Co.. Wholesale
Drgzst Boston, sold IN Newly ors by Dealers generally
Hroyyne'- Nrfailic Weather Strips ana - I'M
dow bands iolay exclude Wind. Rain en1 Dust fFoos
Door md ~ ndoss; ave half the fuel and j. warranted
good for i've years Principal aud ouly depot iof fesb ork
snd vicinity 81 Broadway corner Of beecAes. Loo@
Agents wanted everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

uis he identical preparation usrl by all The Ease n.1s
r DE GROWTH aud PRS. gATi0s Of the tair sad BY its
ue . Hair rIIssi tOCTBlyL LC2UKAsCs AND Co,or
1BRor0H LGsB
ore ,pnli, o, H tecp ne A9f MOTT fer ier,1i fgs
End --au T. any REQUIRED Position, without he AID ~
any other lf--9Islioa. ..... nc
Il viii perfectly pr-r-af ne trir S0n FALLING OFF. snJ
ckY crop 20 come ini gr'dg ife ffs br9'-
sav ger1dTsHg Sggi. g.AssH 1I1r1i si't.
vii RsRots III Dssir.g Keep the Scall Cgeal ani tho
Ha'y Seset ti0fff Gri soft
T. cons = no OIL alcohol any other curious nsrcden's.
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
~ TIE WORLD.
II i LUXURY. IT - 4 LuACRD TO 81 TT.
Sod Eveyy~here. Prcs fly Cents. Wholesale Depot
%. ,ffq-s' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCHKs," for Bron-
chii Holr.ene, Cough Asthma srd al Affection OF the
Thr. are 20 well known FOR their excellent medicinal quail
commentator rom hardly add to their favor
abb notoriety."-I Boston Post.
lIOYTs PREPARATIONS TOR TIL HAIR AND
TouRr P.ople smile with dfr,- incredibly on beng o
tL.t restore faded and gray ilr end h4
Ie-s!o iiog original color aud he appe.ncc. Yet this =
rtscly wir'
l. y rrluaaa O., Do. H claim - ifake ht n
whrr- u hes frn ou hut Il viii pfcyrut Il from rf
or. tsks .off silky cleanse II sd The from ~ inn
pu a. -ni hrniors sud rrrrly overcome tie 0a effect ~
pr~ybusue Of prpuaton con-lns sulphur su.iF OF Head
&c. Sold cserywhefr.
iosrPH Holr 10 Co.. No. 10 uidvcrsi'yplscr.
GDvER d BAKEg's Highest Premium Elias
TIC SIMON SAVING MACHINE. .ac a. No. t5 Broadway
n,s dist Alto Machine Sew ng VI ever de cnpiion done
n the best rlarnnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

EoSg's Lever skate Buckles.
Nan.fetu "a nd Tor sale on straps AZ wroesele oJ
T. STEVENS Ne 9ls Penlst., New or.,
and 80. e3 Kiiby st., Boston h''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
Gold Pen, and Pencils.
f.cnflemen,, Flnr t:oIL .enl-Hins-.

Firhs Ten Twelve, Fifteen, Eisliorn. Twenty, Tyent,
i've to riir,yhvc Dollars each. For .ae by
GEO. c. ALLEN,
No si5 Broadway one door below Canal at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

Gold Necklaces for Nis.ss.-FIyE, SEVEN. TEN
TWELVE FIFTEEN Twenty. IWENTY.f1 and
THIRTY DOLLARS each. -
fos sale by GEO. {. ALLhS
No. AS Pfos! ~ay door below Csnsi q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
Mercantile Library
ASSOCIATION.
opd 50 I.iberty-s'.

THE LIBRARY contains s. 900 volumes. -Four
Thousand hooks have been added within The PISS eight
months. and by the increased neDbcTs and
other the demand oy books is extent Lt
srto unequaed. Members desiring eDy wo.t not the
eyes rcqussoi TO leave order the tie Ia
brary the purchases made first al s2cs
fions.
TnE READINO-ROOM is unsrpsssci FOR the nambsr
and variety Of its Magazines and Neyspaoe end is Illus
trateI Jouss Domestic and Foreign .r he extent and
value Of Is Norks difference Constant tenton paid 10
makiug tiis department interfering and instructive.
TERMS,
Merchants clerks initiation fec II annual dues 81 %;
al others, including Ladies. - year.
10 OPEN DAY AND EVENING. "a
Gold Peus ard Pencils.
TFRFG. F1NF, EIGHT, TIN, ~ ELNE. FIFTEEN
TO THIRTY DOLLARS elch For sale by
GEO G.. ALLEN
No. 3l5 8rosdwoy :. one door below Ctlalst
Evening star., 1864-05-02
THEY THINK THAT GRANTS ARMY is TO BI
MADE 100 900 STRONG" AND THAT
HE WILL ATTEMPT ITO FLANK
LEE0N THE EAST,
THE RICHMOND PEOPLE OBLIGED TO LIVE
ON HALF RATIONS UNTIL "GRANT
is DEFEATED'
AEERILL GONE ON A RAID IN SOUTHWEST
4-.L.E .-..Y VIRGINIA.

The Navy Department has received copies
OF the Richmond Ezaminer Of the 2Sth inst
A Fredericksburg correspondent of the Er.
aminer, writing under date Of April eth, says: !:
"The opinion prevails In Washington that
Lee army, In numerical strength, does not
exceed $1,000 men. To oppose this force, or
rather for the purpose Of attack, Grant has re-
quired that the Army OF the Potomac shall be
rendered lGO, 600 strong. To this end reinforce
passing up the Orange and Alexandria railway
Tor the past ten days. Ten days hence it will
be ready for the advance, which Is universally
desired in the United States from Lincoln
down, or up, whichever phrase you prefer.
"The commonly received opinion that Grant
cations is erroneous. He will seek TO turn the
flank Of our army, and his policy Is. evidently,
TO maintain his present position until his or.
genixation and equipment are thoroughly ac-
his strategy, to surprise Gen. Lee. He may
march rapidly and without announcement
either to some point of crossing the Rapldan or
Rappahannock, or to Port Republic, thence to
Staunton, thence to Lynchburg. think an
attempt to flank on the east the more probable;
the Rappahannock. This, however. is all
conjecture, and but the echo Of Washington
gossip. u .t..s
"There is as yet no indication Of any move in
the direction OF Fredericksburg, unless the
fact that the telegraph road from Occoquan to
Alexandria is being repaired BY the Yankees
may be 30 regarded.
The Examiner, IN reviewing the Richmond
markets, says: a2f ri
"The languor in the merchandise markets
seems 10 increase as the weather grows inner
and warmer. It is now evident that the town
people will have TO live upon half ratlOns'
until the country people, who have provisions
Evening star., 1864-05-02

to spare, shsll have heard Of the defeat OF
Grants army. We may then expect supplies
from all quarters, and revival OF business on
a descending scale Of prices"
A dispatch TO the Enquirer from Orange
Uourt House, under date OF April 81, says "that
AyerilI has rome to Southwest Virginia on
raid. and that Meade is receiving reinforce
fnents over the Alexandria railroad"
The Enquirer has the following dispatch:
From the Southwest.
DALTON April 2e-Brownlow's Yankee
cavalry, 500 strong, dashed ints Spring Place
this morning, but, beyond the capture OF one
citizen, effected nothing. This was nothing
more than areconnoissance OF arouts by which
the enemy will advance.
A dispatch to the Enqairsr from Mobile says
that Banks has fallen back and was intrsrch-
ing himself. 's '.'..-s .. --.-
Evening star., 1864-05-02
ap 35.T
NOW READY-PRICE rs CENTS.
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PARTON'S
GENERAL BCTIER IN NKW ORIEANS


One volume, octave, paper, price IS cents.
With the view of meeting the extensive popular
those Of Harper's Magazine. Some Of the less m.
Stances the account has BEEN Condensed ems yet never
SO as to interfere with the interest completeness
Unquestionably this book stands pre- eminent in
interest among all yet occasioned by the rebellion
Feen M 3 Seea
last as they could be printed. 1t has been most
Of the English press, by whom it is acknowledsed %
70 To- ee foImpie.s vlndiestoh OF Gen buteE from
brought against him.
Il contains an anecdotsl sketch Of Gen. Buffers
sachusetts; history of the secret movements in
the Charleston eopveoti9ni conversations between
traitors; Gen. Butler invited to join them; his st-
vice to Buchanan; his efforts in preparing Masss-
chnsetts for war; the eel ebated march. via Anna
polls to Wsshingt.n; his night march to Bslti,
Fortress Monroe; the, history OF the contabands:
his advice TO the Administrator how to take
Bethel; the Hstteras Expedition; rHE sEcssr HIS.
TORY OF THE NEW ORLEANS ENPEDITIoN; the I'D
LEANS; the landing of the troops in the city,
a large number of highly interesting narratives
and anecdotes never before published the recsI
by the Goyernment; his present pinious upon the
great issues before US. ,., &C.,
Edition in large type, crown. svo., cioth, 90
pages. price Sc so. Peoples Edition, sVoy paper
IS cents. German Edition 81. Sent by mail on re-
etps For 81 sale ' BY MASON HAMLIN, Boston, sna
by all Booksellers. Published by MAsoN
BROTHERS., Mercer street, n. y ap SJ-Ss
EOR SAILS. 900 acres Of rich FARMlNg
i LANDS in Iowa, Hardin. story, wight: ana
Franklin counties;} 900 acres IN nnnesoM,
tracts from 40 10 $40 acres: Located ls2o Patens
from the Government. WIZ He1caanseio ior properly
IN EnR Sr Pea essssfEMTWo and half years lease Of
s+n W nronerty on Penn. avenue, now renting for
Sa1 ner month. will be sold, with Confectionery
Stock. Soda fountain, and Fixtures complete,
Avenue; three story brick building, having two
Stores and eight large rooms additional, rent
ing fGs GsT6THfL r hTGH Rff soN xes, state Brokers'
ap 3O-lm' 6outheast cor. Pa ay. and 18th 81.
~RILDREN' q WARDROBE ANDLADIES' Uk-
u 3 DERGARNENTS.
s.. M Ely N B Z Il.
Late s. W. Meyenberg,
Under the Avenue House,
Has nov very large stock 9f sni nfsnts,
Clothes Of every descrption, Handsomely ~ am am
broidered and plain Also, q large stock i OF ol.f
Mantil az, Ghavls, Gowns, Chemises ana seners
stock of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Ac. ,
am also prepared to take Orders LOT S1iaghs S!ich
Clothes and Ladies' Linens EmbI1iSSerinSi ssiseof Of
ing, BraidiDg. &c. only ladies VIII nave charseoi
'n1s e S;i be sked without deviation Ev.
cry article is mark ed with plain agurss
as Market Space, under Avenue House,
ann between 3th and 9Th sS.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

= On wednesday last reconnaissance was
made in the direction of Madison Court House,
Va, the troops making the reconnaissance be-
ing composed Of cavalry and infantry. No
rebel force was seen except pickets here and
there along the road) until the accommodating
force arrived within half mile Of Madison,
when small detachment of rebel cavalry made
q show of resistance, but they were driven back
without loss on our side; the rebels losing I've
men, who were taken prisoners. The rebel
cavalry started in the direction of Madison G.
H., and suddenly disappeared, but our forces
on entering the town were received with vol
leys Of musketry, fired from the windows of
the houses, and they were for q time compelled
to withdraw.
The officers in command of the accommodating
party ordered another advance, when again
destructive fire was poured from the houses,
and there being no other way Of smoking out
the rebels, orders were issued that the town
should be fired The torch was applied to
number Of houses afording cover for the
enemy, whereupon the latter hastily decamped,
leaving our forces In possession Of the place.
The flame, however, spread very rapidly, and
there being no means at hand whereby the fire
could be checked, general confagration was
the result, and in a short time almost the entire
town was in ashes. The act was certainly not
a wanton one on the part OF the Union forces,
but was rendered necessary by the dastardly
act of the rebels, who used the shelter Of the
houses tor the purpose Of .slaughtering our
troops. .,. .'.-.e NJ -.
Evening star., 1864-05-02
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

We are now receiving full stock of very choice
fabrics in
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
for spring and summer wear, which we shall sell
to our customers at very low prices. We have
LuPins' Bombazines, Lupins' "a and Ga Mouse.
lans,
Lupins' Black Tamartine LupinS' Black Grape
Maretz,
Lupins' Black Chally, Lupins' Black Grenadins
Berage,
Lupins' Black Tamese Cloth,
Extra fine Black Alpacas. Mourning Silks.
Wide Black Goods for Shawls,
Black Thybet Shawls,
English and French Grape and Grape yeils.
Best Paris Black Kid Gloves.
Black Silk Gloves, &C., &c.
Those who are shopping for
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
will find it to their advantage to examine our
stock before purchasing, as We offer special In.
ducements in quality, styles and prices
JOSH. MAY 4 CO.,
ap 35-et 3Os Pa avenue
Evening star., 1864-05-02
THE MILITARY GOvERNORsHIp

THE MILITARY GOVERNORSHIP
Gen. Martindale having been relieved from
duty here as Military Governor of this District,
(as stated in our first edition,) Col. NJ N. Weis-
we'll, of the Veteran Reserve Corps, has, by di-
rection OF the War Department, been assigned
to duty in his stead. Col. W. entered upon the
duties Of his Office this afternoon
Evening star., 1864-05-02
u. s1O.4O BONDS.

These Ronds are issuej 16nder the Act ofCongress
Of M.rchdstb, 1864, which provides that all Bonds
;ssued "a aer this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM
TAxATfS& by or under ANY State er municipal
authority. eubscriptions to these Bonds are re-
ceived in United States notes notes of National
s-~ts. Theysre T0sBEaEDEEhED IN COIN
at the pleasure of the Government AT any period
not less than ten NOR thar ory rears '' 'hell
date. and until their redemption FIVE PHl.
CENT. IN9EREs1 N1LL REP AIDEN COIN,
ON Bonds of not over Sne hundred don ars annually
and on all other .Doasass seMi annually. The in.
,sress i. A Of March and
Ree;,fkss&s111eNs NsrsYs5FdSasdfTfHe Books Of
the rnits5 ssalls 4 Id saa Sc trans
.s;s;s s:: s.sal NJ Ills sss1ss'ss; nsss;
for sss.s.'sss. sss option Of
having theft From March lst,
by payinstKe1Gcrued interest in coin-z(or in Uni
ted States nnaes, or The notesof National Banks,
adding fft1lfper- cent for -preuium,} or receive
them draEin5s sEfsopSfdSta9f subscrip-
'Sa on ,ns ,ss,s sssssss sse',s =: ssnei,., or
State taxation, VA 4 d d .sssss from one
to three per- rec1tgAst anesss ocosaias to the
rate of tax lsvisssa Slos ssths country.
At the pssSssefaM affsain dhSsld they pay
over eight per a4s strrsHcy and are
feaual esssa s es "a. }. temporary
Investment. s.s. C q. . $50 ID, ..
inducementsytpa aesdsss aazShsssalians desrrip-
tions .ory ssBgFds a ;sllIlg 81 H Saas aprms of in.
debtedness. the fsithax ~ SstnsAs parties
or stock eosssasis q Y ka sr aazpunities only
is rnsss 1ssfss sass q ss sa"ptes of ths
is holden 70 s..ssel ''s'sh principal
'iu These sssas Is f;sf sas s,n. from
$50 up to any maenitude,- en- eA40 S1eshs, and
are thus made saRs|l > 6si1etleste *he smallest
lender and 10 81 tta a91hey can be
converted infa ann1N. s6Mnysmoment, and the
holder win 1AvsstS asefS hss5Srest IT
The fact that all duties on imports are payable
in specie fassislss il - pasanent of in
terest on AL Go overa4eA AsBelfdS larssayin excess
of the wants 60 tnsnsauaxsorsthisnRpose
e1nstruetiop sgs S fssaSgAsA PaaEs acting as
4ssasss1 '5ss ss sa'ss nsss
weeks of SAprHthe subscriptions have averaged
more than -
..- bstFENHlEHgNsaAaYEBK. az
Subscriptions Wi3lfbe nese4ltd BY the Treasurer
of the uni'sa sds;s n M the Assist
ant Trsaswsrs sa fses N6r l1lsGon, and Philadel.
phi an 81 u Sasl! .s1a .a1 lef Iesss.
FIRST Afi6sh .s sssss I = n as4yHt tseros,
FIRSYssNATIONA1DOWy 04EHALTIMORE,
FIRST NArf6NAr nxHK OF FHTf8DELpH1A,
and by all H-tiopell sSs pAioa 4 sNrssdspositarie, g
of public moneLA 44uesHHtRbbsbank and bank.
throughout the county willleurish further
informasaa a. n aS;sS saasrd every fs-
9cility to sabsefiBeptldgS bae sssI7 ads ap 2s-lw
Evening star., 1864-05-02
1.-THE FORT PILLOW MASSACRE.

o1 1.-THE FORT PILLOW MASSACRE.
The sub.comnittee on the conduct Of the
war sent West to examine into the particulars
Of the brutal massacre by the rebels at Fort
Pillow, have returned to Washington. They
took nfty-seven depositions, and report that
the story Of the massacre was not only not ex.
agerated, but that the half Of its brutalities
was not told -.sr.s. --. = ..-..E .. .t. .,.
Evening star., 1864-05-02
NAVAL cApTrRE

s. b. Washburne, Acting Volunteer Lieut..
Commanding the U. S. .steamerNyanga, writing
frDm Berwick Bay, under date Of April IA, in
forms the Navy Department OF the capture of
the schooner Mandaline, hailing from Ben
fouche, with twenty bales Of cotton on board.
The schooner had a Confederate register, and
WAS sent to New Orleans, for adjudication.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

n1A correspondent OF the Chicago Journal,
writing from Huntsville, Alabama, under date
Of April 20, states that Rebel force from 5000
to 10000, under command Of Roddy, has for
some days been threatening an attack upon
our position at Decatur, Ala. A report, via
Caro-, under date OF the 26th, states that there
has been two days fighting there, but the fact
that no con1rmatory reports have been re.
ceiyed, enders it improbable that anything
serious has transpfred.. ~ a.. -s.- sr...-rr (
Evening star., 1864-05-02

ASSIGNED TO GENL MARTIN DALE'S STAEF.
Lieutenant A. S. Baker, of the seth New York
volunteers, who has for the past twenty six
months, acted as an assistant to the Provost
Marshal at the headquarters OF the Military
District Of Washington, has been assigned to
General Maftindale's staff ais an Aid de- camp.
Lieutenant Baker is an obliging and efficient
officer, and the loss of his services at the head.
quarters will be deeply felt by Provost Mar
shall Iugraham. lib ,-a5 .-'4 $3.50 e. "' I.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

sd 10sThe Courier des Etats Unis states that
there IL no disagreement between the French
and National authorities in regard to the Rich
mond tobacco question. M. de Martbault, who
commands the French vessels in James river,
had orders from the French Minister in Wash
1ngton and from Admiral Reynaud, to return,
with all his vessels, from City Point to For
tfess Monroe, on the ed ult. u q. 30 ..'-
Evening star., 1864-05-02
ri GEN, MARr1SDALE RELIEVED.

N M L. %.
On Saturday evening, by direction of the
War Departnaen Mt, Brig. Gen. ]. H. Martindale
was relieved from duty as Military Governor
OF this District, and ordered to report to Gen
Butler at Fortress Monroe. ,- -, ~
This order relieving Gen. Martindale was
not unexpected, as it is well known that several
months ago Gen NJ. made application to the
War Department to be assigned to more
active field of duty. o. r.HsF III D.
The position thus made vacant is by no
means an easy one to I'LL properly, and in dis
charging the laborious duties Of theoffice, Gen.
M. has won the. high esteem OF the leadin G
citizens Of this District, who will exceedingly
regret parting with him.
Up to the time Of writing this no officer has
been detailed as Military Governor, and Capt.
Theodore MCGOWAN, A. A. G.. is performing
the duties Of the Office. 80. .7T
Evening star., 1864-05-02
SUCCESSFUL CAVALRY EXPEDITION.
TWENTY THREE OF MOSEBY'S MEN CAP.
TURED,

A cavalry expedition sent out from Vienna
on Thursday last, under command Of Col.
lowell, returned to that place yesterday after
having visited Leesburg, Rectortown, and
Upperville.
Near Upperville portion of Moseby's
guerilla band was encountered, when a sharp
fight ensued, which resulted In loss to the
rebels of tive killed, four wounded, and
twenty three taken prisoners. Col. Lowell
lost three men killed and four wounded.
Col Lowell returned safely to Vienna, with
the twenty three prisoners captured from
Moseby, also three blockade runners, twenty.
five horses, and a large quantity Of wool, to.
bacco, and other contraband goods picked up
on the route. ..ap ..i .r....H .. ...r..tt :
Evening star., 1864-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
~ FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
~ Co., EVACUATION OF TEXAS.
A REBEL MOVEMENT ON PORT HUDSON.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Worlds New Or
leans letter reports that the evacuation of Texas
by our forces has begun.
A report has also reached New Orleans that
General Polk is at Camp Moore, 90 miles from
New Orleans, with from fifteen to twenty thou
sand men to march at once on Port Hudson.
Evening star., 1864-05-02
NEWS FROM DIXIE.

REBEL CONJECTUREs AS TO GRANTS PUR-
POSES
Evening star., 1864-05-02

THE NEXT OF KIN OF THE LOST CREW
J. of the United States steamer Bainbridge. We
are now settling promptly the claims Of the next
of kin of the officers and crew of the lost Balm
bridge. Apply at once either in person or by lei
ter to JOSEPH e. DEWITT CO.,
No. 427 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
1t the Military and Naval Apanry
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- - -. FEMALE SCHOOL.

NJ, - -, FEMALE SCHOOL EiH-
1nkS;a MARIA O. MCCORMICK, late of Alexan-
dria, Va. having removed her school to Cam.
bridge, Md, is prepared to receive four or five
girls; as boarding pupils, in her family. Their
ceiye her most assiduous care. Her success, while
fer, years engaged, in Alexandria, in educating 2
town. W. E#i~sr ..-- ell - =. 10 -.
Parents in this vicinity who desire further in
are respectfully referred so Lewis Mckenzie, ESQ !,
ition, & c., are moderate. n :. - = -
Cambridge, Nd, where she has recently located
lightful villages in the Union, and has about it no
attribute whatever except such rs prudent and
ity in which to have daughter thoroughly edu
Gated and trained for future usefulness. ~ .
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hn.AFThes Rebel ram Roanoke, which assisted
! IN the capture OF Plymouth, N. O., was some.
what injured in the fight but rs soon as she is
repaired it is reported that the enemy will at
Z tempt the capture Of all the towns in North
Carolina now held by our forces.