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THE EVEHING STAB. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1963. * mr BiADiNe mattib oh bvbbt pagi. M« 0UT8ID1 FOB INTERESTING TELE- OtAPBIC AND OTH1E MATTER. THE DRAFT IN THE THIRD WARD. The draft in the Third Ward (third sab-dis¬ trict) of the District of Columbia, was com' menc»d this morning at 9 o'clock, and was attended by a large number of those interested, who, however, maintained the vexy best order, and as on ypeterday, cracked their jokee at the expense of the "wietims." Captain Putnam's company was in attendance to-day again. The number enroled in this ward was 2.035, cf whcm tii-7 were to be drawn. As the names were drawn they were called -oat by Mr. F. W. Blackford, Commissioner, "who was at times relieved of this duty by Capt. Sheetz, Provost Marshal. The preliminaries were gone tbrongh with as on yesterday, and after the box containing the name* had been well shaken, Mr. Burns, the blind man, commenced to draw forth the names, and the following drew prizes: Jtirliiurd Haa 1 Richd A Taylor Ben Marlow S H Sweetland J no It aye* Geo he ert David Bagerty J"»ine- Quick Au#'t Harrimui fk-th Levi Fredk Taylor D R St»vtnwn -J G Fuss Saiul Furst L Leatheroury ChasNoho J T Mandox Ja«£t Ciair Daniei Herbet R A Whitehand John Lang Benry W Dice J no McLorreu Auth'y By under Rich'd Jones ic! Alex. Lcib Thomas Ward Abol McConnell Gey W CaKcrt Waa Pjio.-« ¦Gilbert Ti wIm Jeru'h Murphy Thos Kellegan Thee Fitxgerald Aim Winn lw*: Hsc«»ter Wm T Fearson Thos Bathborne * nno tt Brewer B'y Ha^rmaa J J Stillman Dauiel Jenny Lewi> Burr Geo T Smith Ad'nKlo«7.dWf»ki Geo tenor Kami Lydy J W Bewail James Kunan Saml R Bowen George Groaer * JlliSf Mn;-fjuett<* Knell Atpell Taos 0 Shank *s rhrfevpi" Jr flmJ Hif" John Conne" Abn: I"> J«c"b^nJoti \\ Welpleny Anthony Pollock ThosOBill Jno Pettite ¥ DBinywu Jas Smith Edwd 1> Watson Stanley Lawson C H Maull Geo Mathews Bishop Cooper Samuel F Bill Walt W Burdett E T G K*wi>ou John Sargent Robt H Philip Fred'k Smidt Jiur.i-» l.awrencoA J K Baker Noble DLarner Fred'k Howe Fred Nutting Fred Gilles M F Zinglehock Geo Hawkins Edw'd McGill Chas Boieler Philip LeoUer Ivory H Hope J AW'inoberger Edward Stolpe JosMcMakiu B'y C Whiting J J Hunter Ab'm Spottsroan H 'y Tilghman Lemuel Luckett George Boguj T Kenslion JosDuprey JosGenther Caper Hansen Richard Savage Fred'k Zeller Edward Steer James Brady Henry Bollard BenjJNeai Chas B Busey E Bowman C J Cooheli A B Downs Geo L Cook Geo T Loker Chas Maw sal Jos Ambush A E Temerle 8 B Lemon Leroy Jones Wm Dottsen Jos Amell Wm Hieiisoc Manson Taylor J BOHenbacker Frank Brooks Lugidi DinuinicoJames Sheckle Chas Fay . K ah Geo Walrich Fax \eruom Dewitt C Wil*onRichard Bates Win II Shrebi Jeremiah Moore J no Lambert Jog Williams A A damson Michael Griffin Chas Frazer Geo W Barvey John Pl>mer Hnll Bowers <jeoBer trick ThosBcllew Aiuel Mou-trock Chafe Cam obeli Wm Mnrbury WmB Myer- .Saml C Booerts A G Plume B f Larcoml>e VVmllees Adam Kraft J no W Ball J<*>RMa*>on Thos Johnson GeoFTimins ¦Columbus Shaw JnoN Tippett LewisBaslop Bower W m Butler Jno 34 Ramsey S F Reiner Jacob Klen Jno Brown BenjDa'dei. Benry Bider Lewis BBopkins John Starr Ami Uamberger ThosN Moran Jnow Armitagfc Dennis D.iraen Jacob II Myers JEr.<»« Reynolds Thos K Koach J Win Maedel GiioACbmith WmDBelt Daniel Larrabee P UunBmvirey Nelson Jones Geo Sewell Thob L Dome*- Jno Welsh Chas Rader John Sejworta Sauiuei Johnson James Gait Autr-nis t'robo Jno T Parris Isaac Reynolds Henry Mubbard August Voss Jno/ainoskie <JoTT5e's.Colliu« BenryCeridee GJacoby Win Johnson Alfred Jackson Nichol's Murphy Alex Adams Ralph Casey Richard Di^^s Geo W McGill ^rit* Steibenger Jno BGort/. OriJu-us Contelfjohn Bnyea A Geo Kort W i.IT j J> Ford Bob t "W Bays J o» G Farre 11 Aa'lw Morns Jas Bei!»nr Wm Igland VrancisMcGhan Hilton P B L'tley A J Car»<.u G TSchaeffer Jas A Beard John Loii£ Benry Freeman Clinion Lamb jf A B Siuipkius BeverlyBancard Jno Fnrgu on Tune) A«hc Cyrus Cooley Benj B Burr Sainil'nCautior. Jab B Towles ChasJColuiabug eoC Thompnon Wm Becker B Straun Larkin A Beall Chas Spencer JudsonF Jones John Heck W L Riley Fraocis Cne«f Jiavard K orris John M Sullivan L^vi W ritbergsr Andw B Coyle Henry L Knock Thoataa Dabuey McKflll^etl Jnhn McDuett Frai k Ileisler K<l^ar i'. pe Daniel Smith Bsnford Saut^r JnoSJ'-hns R Flurhen^tein Geo horbeek OC B Mitchell ChriKt'n PlocherJ J Sla^ Edwd eniith Benry Stanley Lewisclagerman C!ia*>C Franklin Benry Bberbach Wm Thomas JnoWaMhiugton John Garvey James Sample Kam'l C&kiwell Francis Daraen Caas Lawrence Wm Dunfonl Jas W'right B'> John'n Ward Benry S Sapport Thos Broderick Noah Diller Jf Pr»itt Henry Gross HenfryNorris Ca»p'rPhineliarUaB P Stabler Geo St Clair ChasW intersteinBern'dMv-Mahon Henry Harrison Jas T-McGui*an Francis LeischerMichael Gearey lauatu^HKutrtzMartin Schosscr Amos Frazer Z F Borland W 11 Banks K lwd Johnson Dennis Callahan Jas Bradley Robt Howard Cha.i W Nan Nessllenry S French O * Comstock Jas Suit John J&rboe Jas McKeuna 51arshal) Adims Wm Delaney Jno Conner Cudlipp Roberts H A Surely Richd II Owens JcsllH erroiu ThonBall HueU Brannan" Ter'ce DoimanocMux Len-burgli Lo'-sn Brosise Wm Barry Ferd Laniliriic.it Unfull French Lewis Dade Kdgnr Hc.wley TnosB Jacks Geo Shenk Lewis Graves Kdwd Fearson Andrew Lewis Rana'ph Wiilis J 1. Robertson Prauci-^LChiple} BnshMRobinsonWm English Lewih Pribram Cba* B Voung J G Huyett H P McGelpick Chas Walker WmSyphos Thos F«-ntou Caleb Sissell Wm Chambers Benry Ostmeyer A»ron Haraiau Alex Shepherd Wm Wm Sautrie Cojired Kock Wm Gnlo Fred'k Hesse Benj F French H T Collins August Bening Epii Wilson Js. M Thomas ik>lomoDKennsr J no W Haze P Casiagnoto Daniel Foley Jno Freeman Jno W Martin Wm T Cook Abni Oarboe Lewis Fsyere J R Bo d Wm Gocius A II Brown B Gam parts Bnmuh'y V< ster Jno Mest;her JnoEDorsey MarnnaliKeaaey Wm Sniitu J do Wallace Bam'l Bh^rretis Aiex B<.ton Jno M Chaudles Bi a d Stdnm.l tto£t,«wt, Cha» Mathuws Mr kvaus jATabu^cbxnitz Chas Dorsey Jas Meldrurn John i;urk Con'eOusenburyi.'1-nnk Heiselein Jas B Bough Cha-t F Perrie g a Sloan Thos J Joharon Chas W alte.s Alfred Delaney W e Le^.cn JamesPatteraon Kiwir- Downing Mr Croaiater Wm Truemau Le«u»rd Clark a Owen.. Jno Armstrong U Ripuatzki DovideJohnson Philip C ark Jack Dnale^ famuel King Saml Ferdinand BuOert Penman W B Bdmouston Vrank Go rden Oiin J Hi gins "W B Braonan CUarhs Barnes Ch*sO Tuyp^r Chasbtrgner Gid'nW Lamer JnoH Wi.liams JasBankm JasPairison Mala h<8 ep&esi '1 LvsM: hepherd Jno Davison Fielder Whjat Mai U tkvers W A Deauison Lee Hl^e Hez.ry iiuon W C Planner Jai Lovett The- lr D»lr y Lewis Kreamer Henry Harris Carroll Andrew FreemanL iei» Howard Pafk Gormley JnoGlymont Wm King U Moore Henry Mcddy Jas Be in ley Jacob IS haw Patrick -ay Wm Scott Janienjtv ns C W Merchant Wm Harrington Henry Walter OttoYallenet Bu/h Donotioo Win B Reardon Theodore Lan-k Jon'n Hamilton JosHprt<.n Chas F Jarvisi Hiram Brii Mr Garner Jno Frits John Dillian Biet'4 Ditrick Krer'nGranville Hastings Geh- Jamea Handy Jno T Murphy Samuel fthreeve 1W ^Mdrof Bdwd Dickson Frauk Btchison Gto Borgfuia JnoHeatb Geo Ksnes John R Leake Benj Jam*.. Perry Brofta 9red k feeiler Jno Burch B Hall Felix H Itrn tlneGeo H 1'a.ddon Jos Beeprickt sVm KeUey By Y Ferry John Green WmSMitckell R E B' uuhton Lloyd Toxley Jacob P Smith Henry Williams Edw'd Giddiugs w Joinson Kamuel Taylor Rinsie Brewer so Burns Mr Michel Kelley Okas L ntoBjr Jno Kelley John Ford Oeo A Ball Jos B Union Samuel Savoy JnoL Giegory Geo'a Muritett Benj A Davis /ic41 M; tea ell Jackson Young J II Marr s.bae B Pae TJ8 Perry ArchM R Dick J P Wateworth iidwd Taylor Jvhn Mathews OJ MoLearan T Wads»orth Geo Donoho w a Yatea Billy Worrell Dennis Long JnuWYeweli D Partells RevB F McCart>] Jvbu Beeuter Wm Bebrena O B Hess AnthS DortuaaaWalter Hyson Jos St Clair »F Wagmer C T Wood John Bennett Frieba* Bobt . hornton Sam'l Anderson AarosWa-Ur Jno Osstnger Jnhn Brooks Robert Jobnaos JoeChrisharper James Aula Lrwis Hathaas Marion Taylor T T Withers James Cannon G Davis August Frank lUtn S Bruilusjno H See tier BenjSheckle an Bru*n Bobt Lace / FL Richards ¦I Ja Jas vr^uwn Knot Lucey t l Kicaaras Jnlti^Uucea Charly ilarris B'yGusenburg Fr* Bully FredMar.iin Geo W PoweU Mr Shaw Jaeob B Vbinal Robert Simoads Chas Bentley Jno Feg<4er *fm F Pruit Wm Young Edwin Law* E N Little Thos Fillmoro Edwd Pitck W hite Shi Idi Mr Fred John Stump Thor'n Johnsor. Henry '. Sautrr Joseph Miller MaPn N*i"hol»ovi Granville Skaw Beal Kaufmeaa W H H Martin W A Yatee B B Qnek Chas Smith Wm L Martin Boaeoa G Or»«a W A Poltou Alex BelMer SylvesterII glis&T J D B^rk Fredk Schmidt i>ioBua»'r«j Joseph CUrk Mycr Zulick Gsorge Liraer Humph'/ Sir: f- Micha*' Bach Bd»-ra Mages WmO Shr.;ev> Jno f Marry Cha« Ut*' Pat'k Corri iea BeniDabney AndrewInH Thos U D .r r / 8a. Wm Daw«-s Oha* Maithea Kdw Galls', r bert CenneU The drawing for tbe Third Ward mf t-» ci a- «luded et it o'cloek, and tb» result show-; 5W Whites and 106 colored men drawn. The drawing for the Fourth War.1 cv*a- mences at S o'cloek, and the namee drtaa w iU I* published in a later wdi'ion of the Sir. laridfttt. Among thoee *» elected" at the Third Wnrd drait poll* to-day were; Billy Worrell, negro minstrel, if. D. Larger, councilman Tblrd Ward, aud G. W. L*rr>»-, hl» brother; Chnrlea Speueer. el- rk i<» e >*0* : Once, and Third Ward poiiticiau, R<<> Ber¬ nard MeMahon; HenryC. WMuag, t> M of FreeMaeouejEev.C. J Cocbel; KiaukHeUb. 4 the slumber: Edgar Pope. eb»rk la Pos* VtU - A- i. K. BaAer. enroling oCBoer and e*-«rj.u- ration policetaaa; Alexander .'lie .herd ard ISur.le I) LariKi'i members ot iu# Cinntnoa Cornell: Snmuel Sharretts, brother or Acting SUth Auditor Sharretts; Samuel Shr*ve, a vi ell-known market dealer. Re\. E. F. Mc- C'artv: O. H. Hess, Canterbury bnatness agent; Johil H. Lake, enrolling officer of 3d district; Q. A. Hall, a popular citizen of th? ward, clerk in the Oani ral Post Office; J. J. StiUaaan, Capt. Scheetz's chief clerk; Hamilton Oaut><>n» .who was not cautious enmgh to escap* the dralt; J. R. Hood, reporter, and Jehu Wallace, J. T. McOnigan, H. T. Collins, Robt. Penman, Benj. A. l>avie, printers at the CkronicU ulliee. Robert Johnson, policeman, and William M. Kelley. detective. wen* both ..elected this morning,' in the Third Ward draft. 1MTEB.EST13IO FROM CHAELE8IOK. Sumter Destined t# Fall Within Ten Days.A Masked Battery Ready ta Fire into the IMaguzine at Fart W njjner Good News Isxp^cted Soon. Mr. Fulton, of the Baltimore American, writes to that paper from Port Royal, Jnly 3U: "In conversation with some officers from the W abash, 1 find a very general con tide ti re pre. vailing that within the next ten d®y9 the fall of Sumter would be consummated, and that Charleston must soon after succumb. They report every thing as progressing satisfactorily and the tall of Fort Wagner as one of the events of the next few days. The constant bombard¬ ment now progressing is, I learn, mainly to conceal tbe erection, by General (Jilmore, of a masked batt. ry within live hundred yards of Fort Wagner, :md also to protect his troops in U.e operation. This new battery was expected to v-e ready to open on the enemy to-morrow, and its advent will be a grand fustlado from i th- Monitors and the Ironsides. It will be a sight worth seeing, and as I have just arranged | tc return direct to the bar, I hope to obtain a pood view of the event, and to he able to record to you its entire su<* ess. Fort Wagner is al- i ready a sightless mass of sand, and with the boring shell of General Gilmorea strong effort will be made to penetrate its magazine and put a summary end to the vile concern. However, evm if this ttttrmyt ehoold Jail, ihffH IS 4iIlO i such void as tail" in the vocabulary of Admi¬ ral Bwhlgren and General Gilmore. It is the general impression on all hand* hero that the Rebels have evacuated all the case¬ mates ol Sumter, and intend to depend on her . parapet guns entirely in the approaching as. i sanlt. It is even said that her entire case, matt tare filled with sand-bags, and that all ner best gnns have been crowded to the para¬ pets. 11 this is so it indicates that even the tin- successful assault of April last mu-i have b-*en so terrible that there is an unwillingness to risk : the fate of the fort to another square a-sault . from the Monitors. A correspondent of the Philadelphir Inquirer writes same date: I wish that I might take aside each reader of the Inquirer and whisper confidentially in his ear vfatl J know and what J have rem; I think said reader would »'lmmediotely act as if he ha 1 heard some pood news.". For the last three days and nights the Rebels have tired upon us continually from JSumter, Gregg. Wagner and Fort Jackson. On this latteT lort they have mounted some long range guns, which" they fire with great arc urn >y. Their plan of action last Sunday and Monday was to tire thirteen shots every twenty menutes, and our boys, laying to heart this rule, jumped under cover with great regularity. The num¬ ber of men wounded by this enfilading fire from .lohnson has only averaged lour a day, and 1 hope Bkatrkoard will continue tp waste his ammunition thus. The Rebels are strengthening Johnson, and ha\e also built another enfilading battery lower dow n Jmnes Island. Some ol our scouts have visited it, but found only one gun mounted in It, although twelve embrasures. Althoug they have douot- less u large land lorce they seem atraid of us, and suddedly await our next active demonstra¬ tion. This week Captain Paine, one-hundredth New York, ike best and most fortunate scout we have, succeeded in a manner unknown to myself or the enemy in reaching the parapet of Wagner and inspecting nnmolested, the in¬ terior. The "cheese-boxs," when Wagner becomes too saucy, go up the channel.and poura heavy fire at her: sometime'; into her. Hut Wagner will not succumb to the iron-dads, although they i*o well. Gen. Gilmore, however, looks upon this Reb:-1 sandhill with the dimness of a philosopher, and will accomplish even more than its rtductjon. I will in a luture letter elucidate the following t mce:."The Army, and not ih© Navy, is taking Charleston aud its approaches. PAYMENT OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Paymasters will leave Washington to-day to pay the Army of the Potomac to the lot of July. No Mouis Six Month's Mbn Waktep..The follow ing order was issued to-day from the Adjutant General's Office : The exigencies under v. hich 100,0(X" militia for six month's service from the States of Mary¬ land, Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia were called but by the President's proclama¬ tion ot June 15tli, 1S63, having passed, it is hereby ordered by the President that on and af er the promulgation ol this order uo mare enlistments under the said call shall be made. r>y order of the Secretary of War. F.. D.Town8ENI>, A36't Adj't <ien. fcTGovf-mor Ilradlord has is-ued his Pro¬ clamation calling upon the people of Mary¬ land to lespor.d to the recommendation of the President of the TTnit. d States for the observ- since o! Thursday next, 0th inetfcif, as i day of Thai ksgiving, Praise and Pravit tor the vie- tories which have crowned the National arms- The Governor also sanctions tilt; day as a legal holiday upon -which the banks and corporate in«titutions of the State can suspend business. . ¦STThe Nashville I're. > statesthat the rebels ] me making all iheir preparations to transport ilie entire w heat crop ot East Tennessee to the South, it it shall become necessary lor them to evacuate that section. N.r will they wait to ibresh the grain if they are hard pressed. Thfy tie even prepared to cany it oit' in the straw. 1 . «^"The barn »f Mr. Joseph tt>r1, one of the enrolling oflicers in the Firtt district ot liar- j ford county. Md., has been fired and destroyed by the disloyal malcontents of that county. Hon. Aaron Harding is endeavoring to canvass bis district, in Kentucky, lor Con¬ gress : but he has a rough time ot it, for the whole district is infested by guerillas, aud as soon as they bear of his appointments th*y roakc effor:s to sefure him, and frequently compel him to take a precipitate leave of his constituents. rv^5=-BOYAL ABCli UliAPTKB..A remi ned communication of Columbia R'-ynl »rcu rfcfpte ^ Jspter. Nu, 15,will be b-.'ld hi Masonic Ha l. cor¬ ner of Ninth.»nd i/. TO-ltORROW LV EMNfcr, at 7!-, o'clock. Hy order of the lli-sii PrieM. au 4-?t g JXO. T OMSOS. gecr.'tar>._ mF- T.iE PIBLIC Id RESI'KO FULLY IN- I L < f»,ri.ied that market will be held 10-MOB- KUW (Wttlneday) AFTKRSOHN Ausuat o^h, instead of Thursday m at Centre Market. lifcNuV LYLES, Clerk (j»?nt«3r Ua/ket. au 4-2t [Intel., Chron. ai»4 tt-puh 1 fy-sa-TOTH fc T A X PAYBKBUFTHROOnWrT U OF WiBHlMliTOH,D. C -The Levy Court.bavin* extends d the timr tor th« »b«t«iu»iit of per cent on County for '853 to the drst ot Pepteuiber. Tha CnlliKitoT will be at Lis oftca, in the Oit» Hali. on Tus»d» U'd !*-urJaya. fr.im li- a. ui. until 2p m.. dr.rliig the month of augnst. »a4 at* JA» P1LLIWQ. CftlUctor. rv^5=»ALL FBRBON8 WHO BAVB KBLATIONS IL? buried ia ike Grave Vard foriu-r r umd by tctOtrnin Bvana«iical OongreKSlion, »ita*t*d at tke co' ner ot i2U and O «ire«t* are berrfb* uo lflad that «U remains of eotpies which have been tnnnd, wfll aftrr th» tOtb -natant be reuiurtfd to the Prorpaei Bill Cemetery ubIbr* their frt®. i\* yr»- fer lo remove tvem before thatdate. B> ordur of the BtVf-d of Irustees. A MJSINKH3. 8«a. au a at- .IVJO'IC* -MU\ AHOi.lA I' wMheatn I'ifur 'i in- 1^1 'iuiuii t'i i »-n»» i* »a*.y to rcvJ vait. »teMrnt a:-1 -un r* even's »'«n be c--ii<o ie 1 <i *-»Ti°' Sn * ' r-oi'in pi. r jiuct. f. via .. in., 'ial.i '¦ » .:T..6t..O tOSOUth A C.Vj'l'oi ti'. C«t., IfTa ' ft* ; . " wUiV#f. RET?0KT CifT * ^ li.av.pi R-rinibre FUID'VV, k' e, .. , . f r Alexa:.^ VV'nSUiaM t< a. ami iandin«a or. tfe Pot-mi*.-5* nver. }<*Mirrii:iK.!*»T,fc* JM»hi-*t->neierf rl .do 1>A l.it '» ra . %u«1 A>-*ri.dfU at 7 a rn. Vi.r f wu-itt < r psiiwnpiy v<u hoard, or to t. JiAUI s t WIJ.t!C)N»A«*6t. \»;A«k;n< -.n. an l lua ^pt-dTurTBJ'i HSTiTrrBi»i:. to the ** Un*f TRDMRN"FW*^HtA ¦ I ON CITY. ' . » 6t'» :nrci«niK|{ lifi't 'TI TUS ¦¦cr. «rw f ikH »flr,l I.ier, lutten ft»'l (.Mi-.. " r- re!, n1 n '..It a lirstecn.e ofc-e £'¦: «>. Psrk#r * Hvilainc, oyyoaite M^tr<ie K ,\*l « »* feMO**" ft JoN |>~ l b H iTb" k (i C l__f O KIT.", ir C 1 4 Hft.PQni S'l» «BTI« j*,. P 'nk, JK:n^ar.d Yellow ? 4KLET0H Jcr r/ ^AT!R« unaf'"* . cn* I, \ at IIS ceaw QcB-i anl ot».»? DfliW C,OOT»f at re«inv:d4. k HB<7 . f¦< -a-*- ' f yi , <*, C 54kf . 1 " LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM CHINA AND JAPAN. TSRRIBLB EARTHQUAKE IN Cttim. WAS BREWING BETWKEN ENGLAND AJf» JAPAN. Sa> Fkancibgo. Aof. 3..Hong Kong news* papers give an account of ;t terrible Perth - quake nt Mail la on the 3d of Jane, destroying half the city and damaging every bouse in it- Two thousand lives were lost. Kanawaga, Jane 24..The loss of the W. Ring in the Chin A Sea#, bound for Sau Fran* eiece.ds announced. The crew and four hun¬ dred passengers were taken off by the Ameri¬ can steamer Wyoming for Symonda. The Japanese Qorernment paid 8100,000 in¬ demnity for the murder of Mr. Richmond, but refused to give the murderers up, alleging t ley Were the subjects of Prince Sotaaoia, who refused to give them up, and the Japa¬ nese Government pretended that the}- were not able to take them forcibly. The British Admiral proposed to proceed to the Principality of Solyania and take the Whurderus, but the Japaner-e government de¬ clined to accede to this, contending that it would be essentially making war on Japau. The foreign residents of Japan are very ap¬ prehensive that a war is inevitable. COLLISION BETWEEN l NIOS MEN A!\I> COPPER*- FADS AT KEOKlk. TIIE COITERIIEADS KNOCK UNDER. JlOItK TROCHLE ANTICIPATED. Mrs. alike. August 1..The Journal this morning contains the following: A collision occurred on Saturday, betv-°»n tne Copperheads and Union men at South English, Keokuk county; -about fluy shots were tired on both sides. Tall.va. leader of the Copperheads was kill¬ ed, and two others died from their wounds. The Copperheads were driven out. Later..The sheriff of Keokuk, re-ached this place this morning on-route to Davenport for MJ>»* vy (isejptance. There are reports that the Insurgent-* have gathered to the number of 1,500 and that they are hourly increasing, all are armed and full of fight. FROM ECPOPtS. THE |.«* DON TIMES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS Nun i okk, Aug. 4.The City of Manchester, Jroni Liverpool, arrived at this port at ]i o clock. Her news Is mainly anticipated. Iu the house at Lords, on the 29th, Lord Pai- mer^lon said that the prac'ice of Federal ('on- sn!s in receiving Bonds that cargoes ot vessels receiving cargoes were not intended tor ;te Confederate?, wa3 in TiOlition of international Law. A remonstrance has been made, and the 11 d 'rale have promised to stop such proceed¬ ings, but he beard they had not done so. lie hoped a fresh remonstrant*? would prove more effectual. The London Timrt says in regard to the question of peace, '»as the North can only ob¬ tain recruits at the cannon's month, it is time indeed to discn^ pe ice in £he Cabinet." THE ORAFT IN PHILADELPHIA CITY COMPLETED. Philadelphia, August 1.The drart was made in the Tenth Ward this morning. This completes the dralt in all the City Congression¬ al districls. FROM THE SOUTH. Febel Report* of the Bombardment oi iharlrkton. Progress of the North Caro¬ lina L nion Kr id. Fortress Monroe, August 3.The Rich- moi-d Whig of August let has been received, containing the following: Charleston, July 31..Cnmmings' Point was severely bombarded yesterday; commenc- irgat about ttn o'clock. The Irousides and two monitors were engaged. The bombard- meat lasted until about three p. m., when the vessels withdrew. The bakeries dregs, Semp- kt-n a, WfijrniTAnd Fort Sumter responded to ttu- (tnfmj-'i Are. Two men were killed and ??? ? n at bat,er>' Oregg. The battery is not materially injured. Tbvre was no firing on James Inland to-day. and little from batterv Witgner. General Beanregnrd visited the James Island works to-day. [SECOND dispatch.] Ji'LV 31..A heavy bombardment was com¬ menced at daylight on the enemy's works on Morris Island from Fort Sumter and battery v\ axiier. continuing until two o'clock, when it coated THE KAID IN NOKTII CAROLINA. W ELDON, W C , July .'The last intelli¬ gence of the "iankees shows they w*re retreat¬ ing below Jackson, destroying bridges they Kentucky Politic*. Cincinnati, Aug. 3 .TheKentucky election pa.-std pff quietly. Tie following returns have been received: Paris.Bramlett, Union, 296 votes; Wickliffe, Dem., 31: Congress, (Jlay, . nl.c.n-:iM!; Kuckner, l>em , 22; Boyle, Union. 1. Mam ille. Bramlett,3.33; Wickliffe,3:Con¬ gress, Wadswnrth, Union, 312; Brown 21. 1-exington.Bramlett, OIK: Wickliffe, 107;Clay, ¦£': Buckn^r, 161; Boyle, 12. (k.-orj;et<>wn_ Bramlett, 319, W icSliffe,C'laf* 306: Buck- ?_ff< Bo> le, 133. Nicholasviife.Bramlntt, jjj-i W ickliffe, 2; Clay, 12?; Buckner, 10: Boyle, Cyihinia-Bramlett, 135, Wickliffe, *7; Con- giess, Menzit^,, Di-m., 171; Smith, Union. 100. Covington.Bramlett, 1,3-5, Wickliffe, 59;Con- a-rifSVr .n,i,b' Menaes, l,5.'.7, Heathers,29. I he union majority in the JSUiU-is abeut-,'0,000. tri'-f 18 certailllJ' elected in the Ashland I»is- L- rtHviLLE. Aug. 3.Bramlett's majority o^er W icWitJe lur tioveruor in the city ls2.3><0. The neighboring districts, as far as heard from give large Union majoriii-s. Affairs in Prince (igoRes'i* Cocktv.. The following items are from the Prince Geor¬ gian : Salt qf Real Estate..On the l lthinst., Col W th'L ^Egt,rfle,d* tru»tee of Rosier T. Dain- dis',oaed of, at public sale, part of the Bellemont estate knowu as the "In¬ dian Queen, situated on the Potomac river, containing three hundred and fll'een acres, to Kr J. p. C. Haskms, for *Mo6. This our- cl.ase also includes the Sandy Bar fishery Fatal Affray.Mr. Warren Summers, residing near Annandale, in Fairfax county, Va. was killrd on Knnday by a man named John New- cunb. Surnm' rs, it is said, attacked Ne wcomb with a pistol and club. When th* latter struck Summers 011 the side of the head with a ^tona. from the effects of which he died in a tew hour#. Mr. bummers was a rati re of thin coantr.' bnt bad been living on his farm in Fairfax for a numler of years. His remains hare been bmngbt to this connty for interrm-nt where tiie deceased has many relatives and friends. Tun POSTPONE MB NT Of THE MaBION AS fOCIATlON, advertised in »estcrd« J £ filar. W4* not *ithor>z-tf by the Assoaiatiui. flB and it will *ake plsce THI81 Tnesd**) Vvr- A:' MNO.at tkessms , 1 tee and time wntur«ujr's ot*r. »y erder of ttis _i*! OOMMlftW, PO #10 AT TBI NAV V HoVll!, oTpson^f ranis avense-. bn wM-n^d and 4th ctr»«*s zitMjh£I>AT j1.1-". - < 1'BCIAL NOTCH..Those pw«n Mt tted to 1 * »sem»tica from the dralt are informed that oi.-let the rr#'i«i'it'«it the est of C«ufnM la re¬ union thr-eUt It » 1 b*o«^f«arr hit Ta>ntnftle sna;.l«j*» t btfor* the »oaidof *nrsilm^ntsett at forib .£.> faeixay n ». let tn« «Uia> of «a*medoa ¦r Ii$<?tt»5\2S UStiS »>niri- % *>'»« k oi»» ;r^i br r-ntnai Aire, the basia^sat the comer nfathand K sts . will be ejji.tiaued by M Q BAMBCMBBM. 9 VI 4 *>t rfMHAZV.-L^i iwu th*4*k of JqIt Uflt. A M>r n. je Te»-su:d. t»h<»a Ust saea k« wWpUrl gom 7th -treet r»«a? ibo 'darknt. Hit com»i«x'c* i« r< »j ; biack ere* UBd e^orfbrewa hair; wsars bht#' Hidm: pents : *rey iaeknleitk brass battens, it is that tb« r:»ild weekidaasavd. k like- - rt-l r»*ard wl'l le to any persoa srko will n~ tart tfcs ChW 'U uKteat*. . ". ? 'k~ litwttm^h in ih 4 O'CLOCK P. M. IBE DRAFT IN THE FOIRTH WARD. The draft for the Fourth Ward commenced at 2 o'clock, in the presence of & large number of the citizens of the Ward. The number enrolled is 2,001, and 59<j is the lumber 1o b»- drawn. The following are the lucky ones drawn in this Ward : J«* Cochrane WmACrOffatt . Knorvr WmPritchou l>»vid Dunham Wni McCarthy GeoWhite H Bell Frank Hechi*.oii' .. French AlMrt qimpioa Richard Lre Jfutf'1 *,0*10-1 Jesse R»eler 11 II Twombly WfoW Fountain Jmmen Reeves Ohadtab Mons-on Thos Eaten Oscar Uubinson Henry Keller C Hardenberjc Addiecn Bf wdenH BHkervhmlrtt Martin Greea B Kaufman A J McA^ucrk Henry Wecsie Barney Duks A J Hurrou"li- Thad » Morris Daa'l Harbaagh Aus K Merritt Js= A Bvookii Jacob J One- K A Skillman Geo Ilernessev Henry Hrnael P Latt-rn M liOWisrhmiat HV tlorhan Michl McDernele Mr Huntington H M Smith Gilb't H Prindle ChasT Griffith Cordial Storrs James Ke.^ve- Frank Rivers J Manin Preston Garner 11 small wood Job H Bell Isadore Lew Otle Heunsch l,*vin Bailey MiDooullcr Chitj H Hurdle B Biboop CJ MeLevan V'5 h Cro-by B» ru d GUinlineat n Hardeman JiihjiBWolt Chas Fletcher M Bumhsrdt WniProwell Caton Robinson g'dy Wsshinfton John C(i)era«o Jno Thompson C Spear Rnbt L Farrell Theo M Reese Joseph Miller Tbe'o WnlTnsley Jno Miller Colijm'*Scriber Aaun Goldstein J P Phelps Cha* Medt'ord Robl Richardson Wm Plielps Tm H Byers \V m H Harrison Wni Bola* Robert Green Wm Strom an F.dwd Peters John S Grr-gorv I'erry Sixton UriahA Spencer Jos M Carthy G W Bushee Jns McColyan M C Monson Francis Burke* RobertC»hen jr I'has Tarns O-car l Rice Cb.is Hurto illerCbas Brown Daniel Manahan Henry Schultz Jas W Anderson C Kemp it lioltwii luaAO ThAmitii Fied'k vVintcr Frrd'k Weltli llenson Du\»ll Jas I<_M_Bowen Thos Hatch Robt Saunders Jas W Yewell Randolph ShealsWm Malcone Jno Row JoheGourley ChasRSheyock Henry A Foster Jno F Germon Thos Thompson Richnrd Winterrtlenry Gilbert R L Kvans Wm J Irvin J H Polkinhorn G 11 Cochran Jn<> Davison M Uerlihv Cnas ta Wilbur JhsCropp J Brady Wm Ford John Dorsey Newton J Cox ChaaSmltb Frs Hawkins JasHouewell Chri&in Borde MathewCWi rile Thos Carter Jas G Smelt J H Turpeii A J Donaldson Win Suemsker Joseph Heese Jim Colics Albert BurdeU i#to> r'utticrrllio " ^ f.il1>»rt Jno K Schaad Com hittlesey Roiiert Keriver Jan Maloney lieoFfazier Henry Sanders Boston Jones Jno Freeman Wm Stevens Jaa M Roberts FrjipkRKcading H Johnson Tn^o're Crosby \Viii Freeman Frank Pltulrr Geo Keyworth WmRNoer Jno FitiKerald Aug Uersblen Mr Foster Lea'r Midilu.ton G W Mills Henry Nervis Abm Hart Mose Cannon JuoU Donoglme Chas Simons Cba* B Scott WmJTickm-- Win Smith Morris Shnhnu R Colbert Mo-esWCorev JnoO'ioole H Caldwell Thos Cass James Sadler Wm Fleininir II'y DangerGeld J .*! tipotNwood Henry B»-ll Jos Bell^ C N liolcoiub Henry Turner Albert Krautler James Taylor Win Laconta John Atkejr T O'Brien Lewis Spear John Franklin Pat'k Farr. U G J R McNeir Geo Weitzel John McDevitt | GeoWaltm»y Jos Shorter Henry Bert'lend John Reed Fred'k Kress Nicholas Wat-in« G >V Van Allen Wm F Wallace E Tomukinsjr Cl>as Warthen Ja<W Barnes Harrv Lemp -ch JasHBnberls Win Cna«e Michael Canill V m Hutton Michl Jlnnna John Fit*injrer H nrr Hiagin-. Mar 1 P Lincoln John A Barr Ai-s Haindy Jneoti Lamer Wm II James R bt EHoditkiu K P Carpenter Johnny Gleason Thos llonnellv * «tk Barry Albert Cashedv Chasurown Arthur Miller Garrett Lee Edw McCarty Oliver Doun J .hnO'Day Johnnayes Jere'h Hnrley It Thavlor Jno M Rogers J Casey Win Widder T J Bra«hears Dennis Toomey GeoCLathrop Jos M Swingle FV Ford M K M. Lain Osi-rCThompson'W m Jone» Albert Ward H».v> Patu rsont h-H Cterm«hlcWui Hili Wm Grins Richard Collin# Werner Keck WmCreen . R Garrity Wm Barkhou-e Aiex L^DDtti4 Then Ha>sman Ante ji JnoOou^hlaa'l Su gene Crosson Francis Fox GeoC-ton MrM't.eniii<{namli W Rockwell Samuel Gordon David Bishop tiro W«r(in»ii Pat 'k l)ono\au (i ff Downing B C Tahnatl^e Jno Ashfofl LHammerechlagHenrv Prinre ClarK Neihriieth Ur tsattiBCisr James Cole Kdward Petty Iliram T Smith yhrist'n Schmidt Chas Parker OrrinaFitzgeraldWm Zantrin er Uociii Cond.it Jno Pills GabrietBushrnan 1 sniel L Ulil Jawea llugheg Dan'l Myers JosBSar«ent ThoaS Bu-ton Thos p Bell Chrifrt'n » midt Wm Bailer Alfred Jackson Thos W Hay Chaa Kriscb* Wm F Breun-r Jas B Martin V Waldkoeinj H'y Wa«hjneton B Cornweil E V Morgan Arth T John«o:i A Conway Kdw'd White. Jno Keyes S*m) L Pari ridge H u bin Baker Clias Carter Philip Ber*n;an Chas Boehmer J«h Riddle f Cm.h'nved in " Third Edition."] THE SITUATION. It scf'tiis to be generally believed here this lorenoon that the bulk of our Army of the Potomac has again crossed the Rappahannock, at Kelly's Ford jirobably; a point between the location of Lee's headquarters when last heard lrom, Stevensbnrir, and the lino of advunta- Keou3 defences near Fredericksburg, which the rebels occupied ao long. If this be so. we apprehend that Lee's ariny are again in rapid retreat towards Richmond, which they will continue at least until putting the Rapidau be¬ tween themselves and Meade's veterans. That is, unless Meade yesterday evening or this morning forced them to venture a general eu- f-asement. We do not believe that they have any stomach whatever for such a battle, as they are not as numerous as represented, and are, moreover, greatly discouraged by their 111 success iu all quarters throughout the past month. The fact that Lee, with his headquarters at Stevensburg.seven miles southeast of Cul- peper Conn House, (rather thau four miles as stated in some newspapers) and with a con- aiderable force of iniantry at the Court House, permitted Bulord to rest ou Saturday night at Brandy Station (five miles from Steveusbnrg and five lrom the Court House,) after the fight ol that day, proves to us Lee's determination not to risk a general engagement in that imme* diate vicinity. Had he been willing to risk permitting the bulk of Meade's army getting into position be¬ tween his army and Fredericksburg, h* wonld surely have essayed an attack on Buford'e po¬ sition by day light of Sunday morning last, which he did not do. From Stevensburjt np to Brandy Station the country is capitally suited for operations according to the particu- lar style of tactics to which the rebels always resort when they can;a circumstance of which Lee would have gladly availed himself if ho dared venture to do so. On the whole, we look momentarily to hear either that Lee has promptly continued hi6 re¬ treat towards Richmond, or that a heavy battle was fought yesterday evening, or is being fonght to-day in the vicinity of Stevensburg. S0LD1KE3' BK8T. During the past month Capt. E. M. Camp, commanding Soldiers' Rest, has received the following: On band Jnne 1st, :K>; recruits, 457; convales- cents, 2.539^ furlough men, 9(1; stragglers, 444: paroled prisoners, 31; deserters, 390; detached parties, regiments to be mustered out, 17th Blaine, 300; l3Sd Pennsylvania, 700; 165th do, 700: 166th do., 700; 17»th do., 577; 179th do., 440; 27th Connecticut, 300; ftth Massachusetts, 415; regiments pasted through, 22,045; detach¬ ments from different regiments, SI6; detachment invalid Corps, 400; 2d, 5th and Pith New Hamp¬ shire, 575; dismounted cavalry, 1,900; rebel pri¬ soners, 150. Imrihg the .<*ame period he has sent to regi¬ ments. in the field, 1,7?8; convalescent camp, 2,642; parole finap, 19; Alexandria, (desert-ra,) 190; dismounted camp, 809; to destinations, 22,593; to Philadelphia. (Invalid Corps,) 400; 2d, 5th and 12th New Hampshire to Point Look¬ out, 575; dismounted cavalry to the field, 1,900, rebel prisoners to Point Lookout, 150; deserters to Frederick, 200; awaiting orders, 14*. BLOCKA»» BCMBU ABUfiTSB. OUae aad A.n- tovs,«B tee intern nranca radge, oa bus- picioatbat arrested them aad they were taken to the-Pro- ?osl Marshal's, vhen tbey gare their aaiaee as fMiows: . L. Keeare, S. Bemerbeleme, Ellas Cufmaa,- David Weil, from North Carolina, Patrick Fagaa, Thomas Fttapatriek, J. W. Smith, aad Mia* Betty Watts, ftm Tbey bed with them about thirty thorn dollars id Ooaibdesetw boads aad Saxltb is aa Aaterieaa, aad the reat with tbe excrptkm of Fagaa aad FitapatvMu who at* Irish aad Qenaatf. Tbey were eeat la «fca OU Capitol priecfi. ¦- ^ HIIATT mtNO UBAED NEAR WARRINTON From parti*# who reached here from War- renton Junction tbis afternoon, we learn that keavy ®r'B* heard in the direction of War- renton last night, and.that it was generally be- listed that au ongagement with the enemy waa progressing. IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS. The Richmond* inquirer of Saturday, 1st inst,, says that Leo's army is massed at Cul- peper. and that Longstreet's has advanced in the direction of Fred«#icksburg, and a portion of bis torce had occupied the heights at Fred¬ ericksburg. The Enquirer admits the fisct that the "Mis¬ sissippi army, in large numbers, are deserting f he army off) en. Johnston," and say *«eucu a state of feeling is greatly to be deprecated, and we regret especially to see it prevailing in Mistusippi, the home of the President." The Richmond papers announce the death ot *m. L. Yancey, at Montgomery, froin the effect# of kidney disease. The Richmond Dispatch of the 1st says tbaf the Yankees are vigorously at work with the sr^cle on Morris Island. The Ditpatck also claims another of those mythical victories for Gen. Dick Taylor in Louisiana. MOSEBY* GUERRILLAS. v> e believe that summary measure* are about to be taken to rid the conntry between Alexan¬ dria and the Rappahannock and the Blue Ridge and Potomac of Moseby's pests.citizens when in the power of our troops, and thieves and secret murderers when opportunities oc¬ cur. Those of them now in our hands will probably be tied on the cow-catchers of our railroad trains, to be the first and surest suf¬ ferers in ca*«* ol accidents from obstructions piac-ea on tho mils-, one or more to get a free ride every trip up or down. Their position on the cow*catcher will involve no danger to them unless their companions continue their prac¬ tice of endeavoring to throw our trains off the track. ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS, Seventy-eight prisoner- reached here abont 2 o'clock to-day, from Warrenton Junction charge of a detachment of the ttfd New York and by order of the Provost Marshal were committed to the Old Capitol. Thej are composed for the moit part of civ¬ ilians charged with being spies, mail carriers. Ac. North Carolina and (ieorgia regiments are represented. Among them are two brothers from Alexandria. Their mother w as present at the ollice of the Provost Marsha! on the.r arrival. NAVAL CAPTURE The commandant of the United States steamer Siphon, off New Inlet, N C , reports that on the morning oi the 29th of July he discovered a sail ami ?ave c-na-e. She was overhauled and proved to be the ship Banshee, hailing trom ¦ Nassau, N. P. A prize crew were put on board of her with orders to proceed to Boston. Pkrpcval. Hon. John A.. Kasson, United States delegate to the International Postal Convention, recently held at Paris, having in¬ dicated his purpose to do so, probably left for home in the steamer which left Ensland on the i»ih ultimo. In a letter to a friend he states that the American* in Paris celebrated the late victories over Lee and the taking of icksbnrg in a becoming manner. Arpointed.. Henry W. DePuy has been ap¬ pointed Indian Agent for the upper Missouri river and the adjacent country. LOCAL NEWS. TOE ELECT I>' THE POL'ETH WEED. Among those elected to serve their countrj at the fourth "Ward drafting polls to-day, Charles H. Hurdle, corporation policeman, and well-known in the Fourth Ward. Th« announcement of this name caused a hearty 1 Charley's acquaintances; Com- hittlesey, paints and oil dealer, on Sev- r"pnrrr« wr (*f>° Erazier, policeman; . ^ "Allen, pressman, Star Office; A. Conway, Metropolitan Policeman; John * ranklm, organist at Trinity Church, son of » R.n t : J^cob learner, fourth brother of tne Lamer family drawn to-day; Cha*. H. J teraehle, Alderman Fourth Ward. (Hearty laugh about this time at Charley's expense ) 1j. Mammerschlag was drawn just as he had ,nto t'le r(K>m» an«l after herculean ettorts, succeeded In mounting by means of a step-ladder, to a high position over the door, and the precipitate manner in which he "cam' down and beat a retreat cau-ed no little mer¬ riment. E. C. Morgan, Es<]., well known at the Wash¬ ington bar, was next drawn, and immediately following the announcement of his name came that of E. E. White, grocer, in Louisiana ave¬ nue, between Oth and 7th streets. Geo. Key won b.on the card bearing this name was a noto to send word to Miss How¬ ard, if drafted. '. Albert Cassidy, the brilliaut dramatic writer, and present lessee of the Wa-hington Theater S. E. Adams, enrolling officer; S. R. Sylves¬ ter, apothecary, corner of Sixth and H stroetn John I Collins, of the tirm of Harvey, Col- lins & Brace, claim agents; W. E. Sinn, the popular proprietor of Canterbury, (and also four others connected with the Canterbury company;) Return J. Meigs, son of the cler* of court. John B. l>aw8on. well-known as an ad¬ mirable amateur vocalibt, wvizhs 2"0, and is the prince of good lellows. J,?*n T- Olaments, (0f ai0.) Fourth Ward Eslitician^ Wm. Hopkins, proprietor of "Hod estaurant:" Wm. H. Baldwin, of the Baldwin Brothers plater g mill* Mr. O'Tool, cf the Avenue flrm of Dempsey & O'Tool, was drawn, as also was Mr. Demp¬ sey. Heury P. i handler, Canterbury. James N. ( allan, captain of Watson Guards in three mot- hs' service. Chas. H. 1 termehele, drawn second time. Marshal 1 rowu, proprietor of Brown's Ho- tel. John H. MoCutcheu, lawyer, and who ad¬ vertises to i id others in gett ng exemptions Walter Steinhoff, E. W. Bender, C. B. Noyes Mid John I att, telegraph reporters attached to the Amern an Company, were elected. Latm* Qvotatiows.Wassomvos mov. .* Mt af ST.Faratohed by Lewis Johnson A Co., Bankers. . & I ^ C- S. 7JO Hoist 107 Qusrtai joaasAes^ Oksotat.M.«,ii)( . New Ortlflcatss... sex . American Gold... . ...».« ess 12Sal97 _ American fiUvar lUaliS _ Coupon rs, lwutocx; osr. ttflcates of Indebtedness, 09 Gold, 188*. Plsittt o» Moicnr from SncMsiA.Last night, Patrick Jacobs was taken up by the police of the Fourth Ward for disorderly con¬ duct. He claims to be a blacksmith, just from Richmond. He had on his person over 1000 in gold, a gold watch and chain, and a pistol hol¬ ster. He had been knocked down and robbed of his pistol and some money, which he said he had beside that found on him. Hs was fined f2.35 and turned over to the military. Fatal Acoidktt..We regret to announce the death of Dr. Snyder, of Georgetown, by a fall yesterday afternoon. It appears that while engaged in pruning a tree on his farm, he slipped from a ladder and flail to the ground, breaking his neck and dytng almost instantly. PnnsoVAx...Lientsnant Governor Cowper of Virginia, Mayor Collins of Portsmouth, Ya., and Jamse Brownley, Esq., member elect to the Virginia Legislature, are in the eity, and a*e stopping at Klrkwoods'. CoraimD to ths Old/ Cafitol..Wm. Werdon, a r&bel guerrilla lent in by the de- i south of the Potom*, was committed Old Capitol yeete*ay afternoon, by f Uaptf" Todd. I tan Drast..One u drifted yeater- day, **to pay three hun- dir4 dollars and be dlaeH.^. when he was exesupC under the law^JM ^ not gnown it. All ehould takethe adv^^^l k lawyer, C3m>- Mln John.H, McCutchj^^ 474 Seventh street, oppoiM t8 a.jj vising aad drawing .^¦uon pa^r. for ' ,r"a""" # 8sat, within ¦teapot, sj»4 Saw ir' .ad itk. « O'CLOCK P. SL CON TIN CATION OF THE DRAFT IN FOI'RTH WARD. Jno E Sherman MMorrice Kpb Ktrhiaon WmJHnley JasC Nally Richard Freer Thos Burchell Geo W Shaeffer V a Maltbr The* 11 Barron W ef lev Bnrke 8%#Jk- Geo Siutcll Tbos O Dron C B Blaakman Jno H Shullert Thos Dodge Lam Bers-ey Henry Morgan Kobt Vincent 1 bos Smith Jos II Fletcher H P Sauford Smith Lewis P Seebwit J^8l*u|{ht«tr Sandy Tyior Jo* Lauh.tieu Win 15 Miimk A Hubble Alpheus Wright Albert II Lewn Bn'th'm Ljuch WbF H*i pur Wm IP Kecfer Noah Collin* Uavid Council Jno Stewart Geo Miller And w V Adams Stacy Stockton L Bailer P Brook 0 Jones Meigs Jackson Thos Baker j r j*m+ph D N Lanavtigh Lenh't Albright Araos Rrick Ja* M»\well. A J Bur F Balcfi H Lancaster J bo jhrhe* ««* L Warwick J Hir<l«abui( " ai 8har.i*itJ ) JmiM irphy Fred W ft** Jno W Moor* ** 8 Stetpm K'lmnnd Corlc Hm Wilson Wm Henry D L Burn.t Levi Shcals G#oT McClellan Mr DempAey Tho^llCilintoa MieJi*>4 Jlfack P&tk H ¦ncllsh Phi! R Wilson Jno Martin Henry Wise Robt Johnson R 0 Polkinhofn Thos Goodall W"iu n Baldwin Mich Ml Riley J «- D Franzoin JaallolUnd Wm Banks J Slaughter C K BoteL-r Win Pnihips Henry Douglas Benj LazenJ.y Uenj Duval! Geo P SberwoodJno U Mid dieton Jacka-nJKllridgaA L Morris Jno B Lord Jas Cohen A Hunk* Eniil Wont rock J W« xl« Abtu Shot tier J'th P (jrowtoy Mich'I F.-ntou Michael K» efe J ere Sullivan Jos K Britz Baa) Stuart Chan Bender A J Appleby K tanker L <i Mueller S 11 RelloKK <\ P .Vhwai U J no Gink John Boss Paul Lear* Robert Tell Levin Etchison Fred'k Seiti W 8 Criups M Ccfello Clement Hollis Sydney Smith Robt Butler Jno U Ly;e lionj Hopkins Jas W Selby Gee Haie Henry Johtaoa Satk Knar ike Ku«-ruan Chat W Hug(*rl y Jno E McBtvey J no H Benton Wm Jobuson Sieny C&spin #9 Maroney C W N orris Geo 0*"as M*k R Woodwar l Isaac < »rTrUht Wm Washington James Johnson Jno Fitigeraid Robt Albert Jno F Ki-lley Jno W Manken M Boswell Jos Populua H Buckingham CIag«-tt Bo to ia peterMonagnaa Wm K Paynon Thos Sander-i Wm C Jas L Pardons Mr U'Toole K:md T Wray ll'-ary Soiun C^as Anderson Jno Gryon Thos To^and Cbas Tretler Patk Fleming Chas lltiss, 11 VVm Mulli'ti Jos P Sullivan Richard Hunt Geo Bern Jas DuvrII CIisk P P Roire Chs1* Mure Juo Hn<>w Jnco'h Kehlcr H Dorse y Jos Tynonski J'b Loveniteen Chas linker ipse a ..ek C E M-Mttitta JuO II WiddemerRobt Stesrbea- lfcraelMJ««kson Win Lucas David Hope Walterftrinhsll Isaac Simon Mr Stafford Jno Bavlev Godfrey Marklof StephenJiearm Harry Mortimer Mr Cuttler 8 M Biukmast" Wat'u Franklin Jn* H Lansdalo Isaac Hood 9 E Adams Phiij? Corridan Cbas Johnson Lewis Bell John Kellcy >Vm Ksiser Jno Cole J»Trei Williana Saml Coibath Atdrew Moore J A Warfleld Co?unbns Chair Jno Sladen (^aen Gainey l'enry Bishop (ieo S Murray WrnJHoas James Johnson Fred'k Usher Iticbd Henry J no Ward Robt W Bonder He^ryClark (Jets T lirown J II Stuart S R Sv! vester Phvid Parker F N llodij.len Geo Dotib'e Mr Thompson R Morrison Andrew Henty Wm Gnodtich E SulliVtlU v* r Aiopall JuiiusCtold*mitbJotni Roach |'J as Lyon John Ames Gastav Wisren W 1 iam James Biun'd Thomas A Hug^ Wm McDonalk JO* itliams C N Parkin* E J Kerferster Edwin Friess T Hart man Geo H Gordon Jno h Cannon Orem Brown W F King J T Clements Wm F Minnie Mr Wiliiamson Bishop Dove W S Ilopkins jfraaa P Saunas" S Nerris Lewta Johnson Danl MiGuin Aaron Jones Romalns Gay Cbas Emefr W Sumnnrrilis Henry Gibson Wm Greenwood Daniel Murphy Bobert Bisbop H P Chandler Wells Fnyinan Dennis Mahanio J 'ti Cunningham (ieo Emmerr llermsh Itsllin Fie<l Gi'^epe Win Dorsey Chas Costen C't 8 A^noll C Bailey nez H Donph-.'rs Jesse Harper D Bohleber * . Cba-, Cattleman Tbos Carroll Mr Nairn Jns Dowe a ---*¦»«_ MichlHuaaey Chas H Smith Ijewis Kei hofftrMichael Lewis Wesley Green Ilan^ Sybil! YoungLan«tree Jno *¥ Duvall " Cbas Waters Frs M Oxley Ale* Richards Roarer Thos G Asa Jno Qolloraa JasCoekley Wm Baraa^Io Mi' hl Fl.mbavajiSteii B Woodyer Patk t>»«*in«r Conr-td Miller MrShields Benj Gaither JHCuaningham Wm Nelly Adam Kraotler Jas N Cailan Mil Washington Isaac Bntler Thoa R Evana Jaiues Teiganr Theo Dismond JnoRM40aunell D T Pierca Wm Brown Chas Gevardon R Davies Jas Wartx Isaac Blount Chri.-t Myers Wm Foley Fred II Evans Geo W Hunt Chas Toms Jos Bra boil Thos Hsnrahan JohnSuter Patk McCarthy Patk Samaal HSmith Jno Elapp Jas C Bc.iglass Hugh Philip Frs Young R R Telly A W Ogden Wm Rich JasMonsen S J W Hall JosKlack R S Walsh Thos Mclntyrc Wm Lucas K E Emerson Hy MeColiuell TheoMcGnire A Fitz.«imniona Mt>ses Michael Robt Rainey N 0'Da.y ChuB A Knitfht Jas M T(tf< er Jacob Keefer J Sreallwood Jere McCarthy Chan M Perkins Jn<> H Holly Wiu McGuire George Gossett R E Thompson Henry Kmbler Alfred Collin-i Gaorge Cooper Joseph Boy.m Wm IT Wilson Jno 11 Dawson Jno Madigan G B Stwichtield J do Ettleman F A Hoddan L F Follanebee W W StiHlling GCKetcbum John Wallach Henry Bergling E O Norton Wm F<ndall J H Patrick Wm Bailey J J fi Lurch Henry Bushing Wm J Erwiu Allen! LanaatenN'n > ameralag Whitfield 8tentz John Hogau Geo Crouch H C Espey C H L'tenuehl!* Sam'l Stott K'»bt Gilien J"Hin'l P Smith Win Heathay Cba~ Ht.zegan Ja^iez Paul D Squill Chas Pellers Henry Hebl>ert Wm M Hall Wm H Hai ties Jno F Miller Aug Burnsteen Wm D.¦silver Patk Griffin JCC Chambers Fredk Ebeliag n»nl li Tv! *.» 1 . xi"_ i j r w m H Dosons M 8 V Hurd BC Baker "pt T Calvert Jsr Quick Jno Cooper Jilt. Brooks Kinney Boo i Johnston Jno Ballakan James Bell Jno Mitchell C Rennely J Grali a tn Pnnl H Tripp Geo (f Muter Jas F Collins W E Sinn PatrT; Mnrphy 8 M hii«> JaeC llins Lewis J ac» son Geo A Bailey Jno Kenuedr Charles . ee Wm Williamson Jas Jack-on C W Schell Henry Einricli I^ewi* Brhrrns Alfre<l Stone F C Pitman Return J Meigs John Drcscoli Wm J Crauer F Schamberg Bnsh Harris Henry Sttvener Christ BiMteo James Meade Benj Johnson I'enO'Bonoghna Ilenrv Ju -t Ileory Coleman U Richard Simon Eioatein Benj Shaer J Wizzard Theo L Bowen Mareellat West Chas Tatbert L F Clements 8 Sniate'* Wm H Thomas. John F Husley E J Wil ins Robert Burt John Maury 8ain! Boteler_ Jno S Franklin Jas Handley Marshall Brown Jno Esler Henry Lee Wm J Smith .. Rollings Jno W Wasncr Jas Hatha way Lewie Kurta Newton Biaglen Jno Caian Jno Reada Mr Towers Jno Cahill Wm D Bidlemau Albert Barnes Thos Jones ^ James Guswai Wm llart W T Ev. is J H M'Cutclier. Wm Clark Henry C Heck L. wisWaldeelcerS a Kider H /iinmennan W M Kail hCasey N F Oluoa »V m AEnsmingerWrn Al'ea Henry Taigler Jas 8 Oillespie Chas Jobasoo Jobu l.auria II Dree n alar Patk M*rrigan B?dJ Grant Hentf«nc »c«stsr Pratik Kpland Ed wd W Blake Lewis D'*teric() Corn's (trright. Wm B Evan i K Dunc:«n CbasVan Anden Tlio-. Moorp Chs Dawoa Jas Cavnnon B Callis H K Ennls Albtii Columbu Paddy Burk Geo Johnson Berl Gotiner A W Townse <5 Martin V Morrin Ricli'd W^tiziso Heory Gaas Jas W White . . ,, Herbert Inga'.ls John M Graham Martin Clement* H A Harday Benj Leach Philip Decker Jno Madden Edw Hanne-cy Peter Myers J Karr Henry Onrand EdwdMcPhersonJohn SaLa Aug Wardemer Godfr'y RosewayEdward Jlugrhe- Wm H Pellers Wm Henry R L Lawrenson John Carroll Jos Hammond Geo Ridr»ut JacksonE Sic.klesC t EcklotT A H Denuin Of the number drawn in this Ward 73ti were white and 160 colored. *uo Kuiinaki C Meador Jesse J Jo4g» Rob" Carroll Win Stelier G Cook Pat'k Barton 8am'l M Bootbc Ik the Old Cavitol..Among the prisoners of war at present confined in the Old Capitol is Jamea Ash by, a printer, who is well known amoug the craft in this city. Gone to Bobtok..Yesterday afternoon two companies of the invalid rrrps, numbering l-l men nnder Captains SbefT r and New-t, left for Boaton, where they will ^ assigned duty. «* Eebm, Dmkbtkk..John Qninn, loth N. C. caralry, a deserter from the rebel army, was committed to the Old Capitol prison yesterday by order of Capt. Todd. OFFICIAL. HsADQVARTifts Pfovost MAEfin\r.( Dittrict of Columbia, Ang. 4, 1NS3. ^ The Draft in th* Fifth, Sixth aad Serenth Sub-District* of the District of Oolnmbia, (com¬ prising the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards of Waahington Oitj.) will take place at the City Hall on Wednesday, August 5th, 1H63, r->m- tneaclng at 9 o'clock a. m. The Seventh Ward will be drawn in the afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock. H*sby A. ScHnaTi, It Captain and Provost Marshal. Hou* CABMIAeJL^MP HARKKP F«I For particular a inacra at DUBiNTl' \ Sixth a treat aad Pennsylvania^ aaA-Wr OOP NBW8 FOB BVSftYBODY! O^Anothar deeiiaa inFbO'tft! KdS&Sf**- if .naat ttk and 9 it*. pOB^SALS-A Two-a - tacbed to aeeoeaadata taa fcmai aad aarriJ lr a pa aad frnlt trwal la vapd; n a good n«.!g.b| I lAreats, far partianUca. Faaaaaaioa giv»«» "» iwdlataiy. i ** ?«' .V VBAMB MOV "»M, rfib a gaod at»b * aarrlaga; «-|r- ti4

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Page 1: Library of Congress · 2017. 12. 13. · THEEVEHINGSTAB. WASHINGTONCITY: TUESDAY. AUGUST4, 1963. * mrBiADiNe mattib oh bvbbt pagi. M« 0UT8ID1 FOB INTERESTING TELE-OtAPBICANDOTH1EMATTER

THE EVEHING STAB.WASHINGTON CITY:

TUESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1963.*

mr BiADiNe mattib oh bvbbt pagi.M« 0UT8ID1 FOB INTERESTING TELE-OtAPBIC AND OTH1E MATTER.

THE DRAFT IN THE THIRD WARD.The draft in the Third Ward (third sab-dis¬

trict) of the District of Columbia, was com'

menc»d this morning at 9 o'clock, and was

attended by a large number of those interested,who, however, maintained the vexy best order,and as on ypeterday, cracked their jokee at theexpense of the "wietims." Captain Putnam'scompany was in attendance to-day again.The number enroled in this ward was 2.035,

cf whcm tii-7 were to be drawn.As the names were drawn they were called

-oat by Mr. F. W. Blackford, Commissioner,"who was at times relieved of this duty byCapt. Sheetz, Provost Marshal.The preliminaries were gone tbrongh with

as on yesterday, and after the box containingthe name* had been well shaken, Mr. Burns,the blind man, commenced to draw forth thenames, and the following drew prizes:Jtirliiurd Haa 1 Richd A Taylor Ben MarlowS H Sweetland J no It aye* Geo he ertDavid Bagerty J"»ine- Quick Au#'t Harrimuifk-th Levi Fredk Taylor D R St»vtnwn-J G Fuss Saiul Furst L LeatherouryChasNoho J T Mandox Ja«£t CiairDaniei Herbet R A Whitehand John LangBenry W Dice Jno McLorreu Auth'y By underRich'd Jones ic! Alex. Lcib Thomas WardAbol McConnell Gey W CaKcrt Waa Pjio.-«¦Gilbert Ti wIm Jeru'h Murphy Thos KelleganThee Fitxgerald Aim Winn lw*: Hsc«»terWm T Fearson Thos Bathborne * nno tt BrewerB'y Ha^rmaa J J Stillman Dauiel JennyLewi> Burr Geo T Smith Ad'nKlo«7.dWf»kiGeo tenor Kami Lydy J W BewailJames Kunan Saml R Bowen George Groaer *

JlliSf Mn;-fjuett<* Knell Atpell Taos 0 Shank*s rhrfevpi" Jr flmJ Hif" John Conne"

Abn: I"> J«c"b^nJoti \\ Welpleny Anthony PollockThosOBill Jno Pettite ¥ DBinywuJas Smith Edwd 1> Watson Stanley LawsonC H Maull Geo Mathews Bishop CooperSamuel F Bill Walt W Burdett E T G K*wi>ouJohn Sargent Robt H Philip Fred'k SmidtJiur.i-» l.awrencoA J K Baker Noble DLarnerFred'k Howe Fred Nutting Fred GillesM F Zinglehock Geo Hawkins Edw'd McGillChas Boieler Philip LeoUer Ivory H HopeJ AW'inoberger Edward Stolpe JosMcMakiuB'y C Whiting J J Hunter Ab'm SpottsroanH 'y Tilghman Lemuel Luckett George BogujT Kenslion JosDuprey JosGentherCaper Hansen Richard Savage Fred'k ZellerEdward Steer James Brady Henry BollardBenjJNeai Chas B Busey E BowmanC J Cooheli A B Downs Geo L CookGeo T Loker Chas Maw sal Jos AmbushA E Temerle 8 B Lemon Leroy JonesWm Dottsen Jos Amell Wm HieiisocManson Taylor J BOHenbacker Frank BrooksLugidi DinuinicoJames Sheckle Chas Fay. K ah Geo Walrich Fax \eruomDewitt C Wil*onRichard Bates Win II ShrebiJeremiah Moore J no Lambert Jog WilliamsA A damson Michael Griffin Chas FrazerGeo W Barvey John Pl>mer Hnll Bowers<jeoBertrick ThosBcllew Aiuel Mou-trockChafe Cam obeli Wm Mnrbury WmB Myer-.Saml C Booerts A G Plume B f Larcoml>eVVmllees Adam Kraft Jno W BallJ<*>RMa*>on Thos Johnson GeoFTimins¦Columbus Shaw JnoN Tippett LewisBaslop

Bower W m Butler Jno 34 RamseyS F Reiner Jacob Klen Jno BrownBenjDa'dei. Benry Bider Lewis BBopkinsJohn Starr Ami Uamberger ThosN MoranJnow Armitagfc Dennis D.iraen Jacob II MyersJEr.<»« Reynolds Thos K Koach J Win MaedelGiioACbmith WmDBelt Daniel LarrabeeP UunBmvirey Nelson Jones Geo SewellThob L Dome*- Jno Welsh Chas RaderJohn Sejworta Sauiuei Johnson James GaitAutr-nis t'robo Jno T Parris Isaac ReynoldsHenry Mubbard August Voss Jno/ainoskie<JoTT5e's.Colliu« BenryCeridee GJacobyWin Johnson Alfred Jackson Nichol's MurphyAlex Adams Ralph Casey Richard Di^^sGeo W McGill ^rit* Steibenger Jno BGort/.OriJu-us Contelfjohn Bnyea A Geo KortW i.ITj J> Ford Bob t "W Bays J o» G Farre 11Aa'lw Morns Jas Bei!»nr Wm IglandVrancisMcGhan Hilton P B L'tleyA J Car»<.u G TSchaeffer Jas A BeardJohn Loii£ Benry Freeman Clinion Lambjf A B Siuipkius BeverlyBancard Jno Fnrgu onTune) A«hc Cyrus Cooley Benj B Burr

Sainil'nCautior. Jab B Towles ChasJColuiabugeoC Thompnon Wm Becker B Straun

Larkin A Beall Chas Spencer JudsonF JonesJohn Heck W L Riley Fraocis Cne«fJiavard K orris John M Sullivan L^vi W ritbergsrAndw B Coyle Henry L Knock Thoataa DabueyMcKflll^etl Jnhn McDuett Frai k IleislerK<l^ar i'. pe Daniel Smith Bsnford Saut^rJnoSJ'-hns R Flurhen^tein Geo horbeekOC B Mitchell ChriKt'n PlocherJ J Sla^Edwd eniith Benry Stanley LewisclagermanC!ia*>C Franklin Benry Bberbach Wm ThomasJnoWaMhiugton John Garvey James SampleKam'l C&kiwell Francis Daraen Caas LawrenceWm Dunfonl Jas W'right B'> John'n WardBenry S Sapport Thos Broderick Noah DillerJf Pr»itt Henry Gross HenfryNorrisCa»p'rPhineliarUaB P Stabler Geo St ClairChasW intersteinBern'dMv-Mahon Henry HarrisonJas T-McGui*an Francis LeischerMichael Geareylauatu^HKutrtzMartin Schosscr Amos FrazerZ F Borland W 11 Banks K lwd JohnsonDennis Callahan Jas Bradley Robt HowardCha.i W Nan Nessllenry S French O * ComstockJas Suit John J&rboe Jas McKeuna51arshal) Adims Wm Delaney Jno ConnerCudlipp Roberts H A Surely Richd II OwensJcsllH erroiu ThonBall HueU Brannan"Ter'ce DoimanocMux Len-burgli Lo'-sn BrosiseWm Barry Ferd Laniliriic.it Unfull FrenchLewis Dade Kdgnr Hc.wley TnosB JacksGeo Shenk Lewis Graves Kdwd FearsonAndrew Lewis Rana'ph Wiilis J 1. RobertsonPrauci-^LChiple} BnshMRobinsonWm EnglishLewih Pribram Cba* B Voung J G HuyettH P McGelpick Chas Walker WmSyphosThos F«-ntou Caleb Sissell Wm ChambersBenry Ostmeyer A»ron Haraiau Alex Shepherd

WmWm Sautrie Cojired KockWm Gnlo Fred'k Hesse Benj F FrenchH T Collins August Bening Epii WilsonJs. M Thomas ik>lomoDKennsr J no W HazeP Casiagnoto Daniel Foley Jno FreemanJno W Martin Wm T Cook Abni OarboeLewis Fsyere J R Bo d Wm GociusA II Brown B Gam parts Bnmuh'y V< sterJno Mest;her JnoEDorsey MarnnaliKeaaeyWm Sniitu J do Wallace Bam'l Bh^rretisAiex B<.ton Jno M Chaudles Bi a d Stdnm.ltto£t,«wt, Cha» Mathuws Mr kvausjATabu^cbxnitz Chas Dorsey Jas MeldrurnJohn i;urk Con'eOusenburyi.'1-nnk HeiseleinJas B Bough Cha-t F Perrie g a SloanThos J Joharon Chas W alte.s Alfred DelaneyW e Le^.cn JamesPatteraon Kiwir- DowningMr Croaiater Wm Truemau Le«u»rd Clarka Owen.. Jno Armstrong U RipuatzkiDovideJohnson Philip C ark Jack Dnale^famuel King Saml Ferdinand BuOert PenmanW B Bdmouston Vrank Go rden Oiin J Hi gins"W B Braonan CUarhs Barnes Ch*sO Tuyp^rChasbtrgner Gid'nW Lamer JnoH Wi.liamsJasBankm JasPairison Mala h<8 ep&esi'1 LvsM: hepherd Jno Davison Fielder WhjatMai U tkvers W A Deauison Lee Hl^eHez.ry iiuon W C Planner Jai LovettThe- lr D»lr y Lewis Kreamer Henry Harris

Carroll Andrew FreemanL iei» HowardPafk Gormley JnoGlymont Wm King

U Moore Henry Mcddy Jas Be in leyJacob IShaw Patrick -ay Wm ScottJanienjtv ns C W Merchant Wm HarringtonHenry Walter OttoYallenet Bu/h DonotiooWin B Reardon Theodore Lan-k Jon'n HamiltonJosHprt<.n Chas F Jarvisi Hiram BriiMr Garner Jno Frits John DillianBiet'4 Ditrick Krer'nGranville Hastings Geh-Jamea Handy Jno T Murphy Samuel fthreeve1W ^Mdrof Bdwd Dickson Frauk BtchisonGto Borgfuia JnoHeatb Geo KsnesJohn R Leake Benj Jam*.. Perry Brofta9red k feeiler Jno Burch B HallFelix H Itrn tlneGeo H 1'a.ddon Jos BeepricktsVm KeUey By Y Ferry John GreenWmSMitckell R E B' uuhton Lloyd ToxleyJacob P Smith Henry Williams Edw'd Giddiugs

w Joinson Kamuel Taylor Rinsie Brewerso Burns Mr Michel Kelley

Okas L ntoBjr Jno Kelley John FordOeo A Ball Jos B Union Samuel SavoyJnoL Giegory Geo'a Muritett Benj A Davis/ic41 M;teaell Jackson Young J II Marrs.bae B Pae TJ8 Perry ArchM R DickJ P Wateworth iidwd Taylor Jvhn MathewsOJ MoLearan T Wads»orth Geo Donohow a Yatea Billy Worrell Dennis LongJnuWYeweli D Partells RevB F McCart>]Jvbu Beeuter Wm Bebrena O B HessAnthS DortuaaaWalter Hyson Jos St Clair

»F Wagmer C T Wood John BennettFrieba* Bobt . hornton Sam'l Anderson

AarosWa-Ur Jno Osstnger Jnhn BrooksRobert Jobnaos JoeChrisharper James AulaLrwis Hathaas Marion Taylor T T WithersJames Cannon G Davis August FranklUtn S Bruilusjno H See tier BenjShecklean Bru*n Bobt Lace / FL Richards¦IJaJas vr^uwn Knot Lucey t l KicaarasJnlti^Uucea Charly ilarris B'yGusenburgFr* Bully FredMar.iin Geo W PoweUMr Shaw Jaeob B Vbinal Robert SimoadsChas Bentley Jno Feg<4er *fm F PruitWm Young Edwin Law* E N LittleThos Fillmoro Edwd Pitck W hite Shi IdiMr Fred John Stump Thor'n Johnsor.Henry '. Sautrr Joseph Miller MaPn N*i"hol»oviGranville Skaw Beal Kaufmeaa W H H MartinW A Yatee B B Qnek Chas SmithWm L Martin Boaeoa G Or»«a W A PoltouAlex BelMer SylvesterII glis&T J D B^rkFredk Schmidt i>ioBua»'r«j Joseph CUrkMycr Zulick Gsorge Liraer Humph'/ Sir: f-

Micha*' Bach Bd»-ra Mages WmO Shr.;ev>Jno f Marry Cha« Ut*' Pat'k Corri ieaBeniDabney AndrewInH Thos U D .r r /

8a. Wm Daw«-s Oha* Maithea Kdw Galls', rbert CenneUThe drawing for tbe Third Ward mf t-» ci a-

«luded et it o'cloek, and tb» result show-; 5WWhites and 106 colored men drawn.The drawing for the Fourth War.1 cv*a-

mences at S o'cloek, and the namee drtaa w iUI* published in a later wdi'ion of the Sir.

laridfttt.Among thoee *» elected" at the Third Wnrd

drait poll* to-day were;Billy Worrell, negro minstrel, if. D. Larger,

councilman Tblrd Ward, aud G. W. L*rr>»-,hl» brother; Chnrlea Speueer. el- rk i<» e >*0* :Once, and Third Ward poiiticiau, R<<> Ber¬nard MeMahon; HenryC. WMuag, t> M ofFreeMaeouejEev.C. J Cocbel; KiaukHeUb. 4the slumber: Edgar Pope. eb»rk la Pos* VtU -

A- i. K. BaAer. enroling oCBoer and e*-«rj.u-

ration policetaaa; Alexander .'lie .herd ardISur.le I) LariKi'i members ot iu# CinntnoaCornell: Snmuel Sharretts, brother or ActingSUth Auditor Sharretts; Samuel Shr*ve, avi ell-known market dealer. Re\. E. F. Mc-C'artv: O. H. Hess, Canterbury bnatness agent;Johil H. Lake, enrolling officer of 3d district;Q. A. Hall, a popular citizen of th? ward,clerk in the Oani ral Post Office; J. J. StiUaaan,Capt. Scheetz's chief clerk; Hamilton Oaut><>n».who was not cautious enmgh to escap* thedralt; J. R. Hood, reporter, and Jehu Wallace,J. T. McOnigan, H. T. Collins, Robt. Penman,Benj. A. l>avie, printers at the CkronicU ulliee.

Robert Johnson, policeman, and WilliamM. Kelley. detective. wen* both ..elected thismorning,' in the Third Ward draft.

1MTEB.EST13IO FROM CHAELE8IOK.Sumter Destined t# Fall Within TenDays.A Masked Battery Ready ta Fireinto the IMaguzine at Fart W njjnerGood News Isxp^cted Soon.Mr. Fulton, of the Baltimore American,

writes to that paper from Port Royal, Jnly 3U:"In conversation with some officers from theW abash, 1 find a very general contide tire pre.vailing that within the next ten d®y9 the fallof Sumter would be consummated, and thatCharleston must soon after succumb. Theyreport every thing as progressing satisfactorilyand the tall of Fort Wagner as one of the eventsof the next few days. The constant bombard¬ment now progressing is, I learn, mainly toconceal tbe erection, by General (Jilmore, of amasked batt. ry within live hundred yards ofFort Wagner, :md also to protect his troops inU.e operation. This new battery was expectedto v-e ready to open on the enemy to-morrow,and its advent will be a grand fustlado from

i th- Monitors and the Ironsides. It will be asight worth seeing, and as I have just arranged

| tc return direct to the bar, I hope to obtain apood view of the event, and to he able to recordto you its entire su<* ess. Fort Wagner is al-

i ready a sightless mass of sand, and with theboring shell of General Gilmorea strong effortwill be made to penetrate its magazine and puta summary end to the vile concern. However,evm if this ttttrmyt ehoold Jail, ihffH IS 4iIlO

i such void as tail" in the vocabulary of Admi¬ral Bwhlgren and General Gilmore.

It is the general impression on all hand* herothat the Rebels have evacuated all the case¬mates ol Sumter, and intend to depend on her

. parapet guns entirely in the approaching as.i sanlt. It is even said that her entire case,matt tare filled with sand-bags, and that allner best gnns have been crowded to the para¬pets. 11 this is so it indicates that even the tin-successful assault of April last mu-i have b-*enso terrible that there is an unwillingness to risk

: the fate of the fort to another square a-sault. from the Monitors.

A correspondent of the Philadelphir Inquirerwrites same date:

I wish that I might take aside each reader ofthe Inquirer and whisper confidentially in hisear vfatl J know and what J have rem; I thinksaid reader would »'lmmediotely act as if he ha 1heard some pood news.".For the last three days and nights the Rebels

have tired upon us continually from JSumter,Gregg. Wagner and Fort Jackson. On thislatteT lort they have mounted some long rangeguns, which" they fire with great arc urn >y.Their plan of action last Sunday and Mondaywas to tire thirteen shots every twenty menutes,and our boys, laying to heart this rule, jumpedunder cover with great regularity. The num¬ber of men wounded by this enfilading firefrom .lohnson has only averaged lour a day,and 1 hope Bkatrkoard will continue tpwaste his ammunition thus. The Rebels arestrengthening Johnson, and ha\e also builtanother enfilading battery lower dow n JmnesIsland. Some ol our scouts have visited it, butfound only one gun mounted in It, althoughtwelve embrasures. Althoug they have douot-less u large land lorce they seem atraid of us,and suddedly await our next active demonstra¬tion.This week Captain Paine, one-hundredth

New York, ike best and most fortunate scoutwe have, succeeded in a manner unknown tomyself or the enemy in reaching the parapet ofWagner and inspecting nnmolested, the in¬terior.The "cheese-boxs," when Wagner becomes

too saucy, go up the channel.and poura heavyfire at her: sometime'; into her. Hut Wagnerwill not succumb to the iron-dads, althoughthey i*o well. Gen. Gilmore, however, looksupon this Reb:-1 sandhill with the dimness ofa philosopher, and will accomplish even morethan its rtductjon. I will in a luture letterelucidate the following t mce:."The Army,and not ih© Navy, is taking Charleston aud itsapproaches.PAYMENT OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.Paymasters will leave Washington to-day to

pay the Army of the Potomac to the lot ofJuly.No Mouis Six Month's Mbn Waktep..The

follow ing order was issued to-day from theAdjutant General's Office :

The exigencies under v. hich 100,0(X" militiafor six month's service from the States of Mary¬land, Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginiawere called but by the President's proclama¬tion ot June 15tli, 1S63, having passed, it ishereby ordered by the President that on andaf er the promulgation ol this order uo mareenlistments under the said call shall be made.r>y order of the Secretary of War.

F.. D.Town8ENI>, A36't Adj't <ien.

fcTGovf-mor Ilradlord has is-ued his Pro¬clamation calling upon the people of Mary¬land to lespor.d to the recommendation of thePresident of the TTnit. d States for the observ-since o! Thursday next, 0th inetfcif, as i day ofThai ksgiving, Praise and Pravit tor the vie-tories which have crowned the National arms-The Governor also sanctions tilt; day as a legalholiday upon -which the banks and corporatein«titutions of the State can suspend business..

¦STThe Nashville I're. > statesthat the rebels ]me making all iheir preparations to transportilie entire w heat crop ot East Tennessee to theSouth, it it shall become necessary lor them toevacuate that section. N.r will they wait toibresh the grain if they are hard pressed.Thfy tie even prepared to cany it oit' in thestraw. 1 .

«^"The barn »f Mr. Joseph tt>r1, one of theenrolling oflicers in the Firtt district ot liar- jford county. Md., has been fired and destroyedby the disloyal malcontents of that county.

Hon. Aaron Harding is endeavoring tocanvass bis district, in Kentucky, lor Con¬gress : but he has a rough time ot it, for thewhole district is infested by guerillas, aud assoon as they bear of his appointments th*yroakc effor:s to sefure him, and frequentlycompel him to take a precipitate leave of hisconstituents.

rv^5=-BOYAL ABCli UliAPTKB..A remi nedcommunication of Columbia R'-ynl »rcurfcfpte^ Jspter. Nu, 15,will be b-.'ld hi Masonic Ha l. cor¬

ner of Ninth.»nd i/. TO-ltORROW LV EMNfcr, at7!-, o'clock. Hy order of the lli-sii PrieM.au 4-?t g JXO. T OMSOS. gecr.'tar>._mF- T.iE PIBLIC Id RESI'KO FULLY IN-I L < f»,ri.ied that market will be held 10-MOB-KUW (Wttlneday) AFTKRSOHN Ausuat o^h,instead of Thursday m at Centre Market.

lifcNuV LYLES,Clerk (j»?nt«3r Ua/ket.au 4-2t [Intel., Chron. ai»4 tt-puh 1

fy-sa-TOTH fc TA X PAYBKBUFTHROOnWrTU OF WiBHlMliTOH,D. C -The LevyCourt.bavin* extends d the timr tor th« »b«t«iu»iitof per cent on County for '853 to the drstot Pepteuiber. Tha CnlliKitoT will be at Lis oftca,in the Oit» Hali. on Tus»d» U'd !*-urJaya. fr.imli- a. ui. until 2p m.. dr.rliig the month of augnst.»a4 at* JA» P1LLIWQ. CftlUctor.

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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.

TSRRIBLB EARTHQUAKE IN Cttim.

WAS BREWING BETWKEN ENGLAND AJf»JAPAN.

Sa> Fkancibgo. Aof. 3..Hong Kong news*papers give an account of ;t terrible Perth -

quake nt Mail la on the 3d of Jane, destroyinghalf the city and damaging every bouse in it-Two thousand lives were lost.Kanawaga, Jane 24..The loss of the W.

Ring in the ChinA Sea#, bound for Sau Fran*eiece.ds announced. The crew and four hun¬dred passengers were taken off by the Ameri¬can steamer Wyoming for Symonda.The Japanese Qorernment paid 8100,000 in¬

demnity for the murder of Mr. Richmond, butrefused to give the murderers up, allegingt ley Were the subjects of Prince Sotaaoia,who refused to give them up, and the Japa¬nese Government pretended that the}- werenot able to take them forcibly.The British Admiral proposed to proceed to

the Principality of Solyania and take theWhurderus, but the Japaner-e government de¬clined to accede to this, contending that itwould be essentially making war on Japau.The foreign residents of Japan are very ap¬

prehensive that a war is inevitable.

COLLISION BETWEEN l NIOS MENA!\I> COPPER*- FADS AT KEOKlk.

TIIE COITERIIEADS KNOCK UNDER.

JlOItK TROCHLE ANTICIPATED.Mrs. alike. August 1..The Journal this

morning contains the following:A collision occurred on Saturday, betv-°»n

tne Copperheads and Union men at SouthEnglish, Keokuk county; -about fluy shotswere tired on both sides.

Tall.va. leader of the Copperheads was kill¬ed, and two others died from their wounds.The Copperheads were driven out.

Later..The sheriff of Keokuk, re-ached thisplace this morning on-route to Davenport forMJ>»* vy (isejptance.There are reports that the Insurgent-* have

gathered to the number of 1,500 and that theyare hourly increasing, all are armed and fullof fight.

FROM ECPOPtS.

THE |.«* DON TIMES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS

Nun i okk, Aug. 4.The City of Manchester,Jroni Liverpool, arrived at this port at ]io clock. Her news Is mainly anticipated.Iu the house at Lords, on the 29th, Lord Pai-

mer^lon said that the prac'ice of Federal ('on-sn!s in receiving Bonds that cargoes ot vesselsreceiving cargoes were not intended tor ;teConfederate?,wa3 in TiOlition of internationalLaw.A remonstrance has been made, and the

11 d 'rale have promised to stop such proceed¬ings, but he beard they had not done so. liehoped a fresh remonstrant*? would prove moreeffectual.The London Timrt says in regard to the

question of peace, '»as the North can only ob¬tain recruits at the cannon's month, it is timeindeed to discn^ pe ice in £he Cabinet."

THE ORAFT IN PHILADELPHIA CITYCOMPLETED.

Philadelphia, August 1.The drart wasmade in the Tenth Ward this morning. Thiscompletes the dralt in all the City Congression¬al districls.

FROM THE SOUTH.Febel Report* of the Bombardment oiiharlrkton. Progress of the North Caro¬lina L nion Kr id.Fortress Monroe, August 3.The Rich-

moi-d Whig of August let has been received,containing the following:

Charleston, July 31..Cnmmings' Pointwas severely bombarded yesterday; commenc-irgat about ttn o'clock. The Irousides andtwo monitors were engaged. The bombard-meat lasted until about three p. m., when thevessels withdrew. The bakeries dregs, Semp-kt-n a, WfijrniTAnd Fort Sumter responded tottu- (tnfmj-'i Are. Two men were killed and??? ? n

at bat,er>' Oregg. The battery isnot materially injured.Tbvre was no firing on James Inland to-day.

and little from batterv Witgner.General Beanregnrd visited theJames Island

works to-day.[SECOND dispatch.]Ji'LV 31..A heavy bombardment was com¬

menced at daylight on the enemy's works onMorris Island from Fort Sumter and batteryv\ axiier. continuing until two o'clock, whenit coated

THE KAID IN NOKTII CAROLINA.W ELDON, W C , July .'The last intelli¬

gence of the "iankees shows they w*re retreat¬ing below Jackson, destroying bridges they

Kentucky Politic*.Cincinnati, Aug. 3 .TheKentucky election

pa.-std pff quietly. Tie following returns havebeen received: Paris.Bramlett, Union, 296votes; Wickliffe, Dem., 31: Congress, (Jlay,. nl.c.n-:iM!; Kuckner, l>em , 22; Boyle, Union.1. Mam ille. Bramlett,3.33; Wickliffe,3:Con¬gress, Wadswnrth, Union, 312; Brown 21.1-exington.Bramlett, OIK: Wickliffe, 107;Clay,¦£': Buckn^r, 161; Boyle, 12. (k.-orj;et<>wn_Bramlett, 319, W icSliffe,C'laf* 306: Buck-?_ff< Bo> le, 133. Nicholasviife.Bramlntt,jjj-i W ickliffe, 2; Clay, 12?; Buckner, 10: Boyle,Cyihinia-Bramlett, 135, Wickliffe, *7; Con-

giess, Menzit^,, Di-m., 171; Smith, Union. 100.Covington.Bramlett, 1,3-5, Wickliffe, 59;Con-a-rifSVr .n,i,b' Menaes, l,5.'.7, Heathers,29.I he union majority in the JSUiU-is abeut-,'0,000.tri'-f 18 certailllJ' elected in the Ashland I»is-

L- rtHviLLE. Aug. 3.Bramlett's majorityo^er W icWitJe lur tioveruor in the city ls2.3><0.The neighboring districts, as far as heard fromgive large Union majoriii-s.

Affairs in Prince (igoRes'i* Cocktv..The following items are from the Prince Geor¬gian :

Salt qf Real Estate..On the l lthinst., Col Wth'L ^Egt,rfle,d* tru»tee of Rosier T. Dain-

dis',oaed of, at public sale,part of the Bellemont estate knowu as the "In¬dian Queen, situated on the Potomac river,containing three hundred and fll'een acres, toKr J. p. C. Haskms, for *Mo6. This our-cl.ase also includes the Sandy Bar fisheryFatal Affray.Mr. Warren Summers, residingnear Annandale, in Fairfax county, Va. waskillrd on Knnday by a man named John New-cunb. Surnm' rs, it is said, attacked Newcombwith a pistol and club. When th* latter struckSummers 011 the side of the head with a ^tona.from the effects of which he died in a tew hour#.Mr. bummers was a rati re of thin coantr.' bntbad been living on his farm in Fairfax for anumler of years. His remains hare beenbmngbt to this connty for interrm-nt wheretiie deceased has many relatives and friends.

Tun POSTPONEMBNT Of THE MaBION ASfOCIATlON, advertised in »estcrd« J £

filar. W4* not *ithor>z-tf by the Assoaiatiui. flBand it will *ake plsce THI81 Tnesd**) Vvr- A:'MNO.at tkessms , 1 tee and time

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inih4 O'CLOCK P. M.

IBE DRAFT IN THE FOIRTH WARD.The draft for the Fourth Ward commenced

at 2 o'clock, in the presence of & large numberof the citizens of the Ward.The number enrolled is 2,001, and 59<j is the

lumber 1o b»- drawn.The following are the lucky ones drawn in

this Ward :

J«* Cochrane WmACrOffatt . KnorvrWmPritchou l>»vid Dunham Wni McCarthyGeoWhite H Bell Frank Hechi*.oii'.. French AlMrt qimpioa Richard LreJfutf'1 *,0*10-1 Jesse R»eler 11 II TwomblyWfoW Fountain Jmmen Reeves Ohadtab Mons-onThos Eaten Oscar Uubinson Henry KellerC Hardenberjc Addiecn Bf wdenH BHkervhmlrttMartin Greea B Kaufman A J McA^ucrkHenry Wecsie Barney Duks A J Hurrou"li-Thad » Morris Daa'l Harbaagh Aus K MerrittJs= A Bvookii Jacob J One- K A SkillmanGeo Ilernessev Henry Hrnael P Latt-rnM liOWisrhmiat HV tlorhan Michl McDerneleMr Huntington H M Smith Gilb't H PrindleChasT Griffith Cordial Storrs James Ke.^ve-Frank Rivers J Manin Preston Garner11 smallwood Job H Bell Isadore LewOtle Heunsch l,*vin Bailey MiDooullcrChitj H Hurdle B Biboop CJ MeLevanV'5 h Cro-by B» ru d GUinlineat n HardemanJiihjiBWolt Chas Fletcher M BumhsrdtWniProwell Caton Robinson g'dy WsshinftonJohn C(i)era«o Jno Thompson C SpearRnbt L Farrell Theo M Reese Joseph MillerTbe'o WnlTnsley Jno Miller Colijm'*ScriberAaun Goldstein J P Phelps Cha* Medt'ordRobl RichardsonWm Plielps Tm H Byers\Vm H Harrison Wni Bola* Robert GreenWm Stroman F.dwd Peters John S Grr-gorvI'erry Sixton UriahA Spencer Jos M CarthyG W Bushee Jns McColyan M C MonsonFrancis Burke* RobertC»hen jr I'has TarnsO-car l Rice Cb.is Hurto illerCbas BrownDaniel Manahan Henry Schultz Jas W AndersonC Kemp it lioltwii luaAO ThAmitiiFied'k vVintcr Frrd'k Weltli llenson Du\»llJas I<_M_Bowen Thos Hatch Robt SaundersJas W Yewell Randolph ShealsWm MalconeJno Row JoheGourley ChasRSheyockHenry A Foster Jno F Germon Thos ThompsonRichnrd Winterrtlenry Gilbert R L KvansWm J Irvin J H Polkinhorn G 11 CochranJn<> Davison M Uerlihv Cnas ta WilburJhsCropp J Brady Wm FordJohn Dorsey Newton J Cox ChaaSmltbFrs Hawkins JasHouewell Chri&in BordeMathewCWi rile Thos Carter Jas G SmeltJ H Turpeii A J Donaldson Win SuemskerJoseph Heese Jim Colics Albert BurdeUi#to> r'utticrrllio "

^ f.il1>»rt Jno K SchaadCom hittlesey Roiiert Keriver Jan MaloneylieoFfazier Henry Sanders Boston JonesJno Freeman Wm Stevens Jaa M RobertsFrjipkRKcading H Johnson Tn^o're Crosby\Viii Freeman Frank Pltulrr Geo KeyworthWmRNoer Jno FitiKerald Aug UersblenMr Foster Lea'r Midilu.ton G W MillsHenry Nervis Abm Hart Mose CannonJuoU Donoglme Chas Simons Cba* B ScottWmJTickm-- Win Smith Morris ShnhnuR Colbert Mo-esWCorev JnoO'iooleH Caldwell Thos Cass James SadlerWm Fleininir II'y DangerGeld J .*! tipotNwoodHenry B»-ll Jos Bell^ C N liolcoiubHenry Turner Albert Krautler James TaylorWin Laconta John Atkejr T O'BrienLewis Spear John Franklin Pat'k Farr. UG J R McNeir Geo Weitzel John McDevitt

| GeoWaltm»y Jos Shorter Henry Bert'lendJohn Reed Fred'k Kress Nicholas Wat-in«G >V Van Allen Wm F Wallace E TomukinsjrCl>as Warthen Ja<W Barnes Harrv Lemp -chJasHBnberls Win Cna«e Michael CanillV m Hutton Michl Jlnnna John Fit*injrerH nrr Hiagin-. Mar 1 P Lincoln John A BarrAi-s Haindy Jneoti Lamer Wm II JamesR bt EHoditkiu K P Carpenter Johnny GleasonThos llonnellv * «tk Barry Albert CashedvChasurown Arthur Miller Garrett LeeEdw McCarty Oliver Doun J .hnO'DayJohnnayes Jere'h Hnrley It ThavlorJno M Rogers J Casey Win WidderT J Bra«hears Dennis Toomey GeoCLathropJos M Swingle F V Ford M K M. LainOsi-rCThompson'W m Jone» Albert WardH».v> Patu rsont h-H Cterm«hlcWui HiliWm Grins Richard Collin# Werner KeckWmCreen . R Garrity Wm Barkhou-eAiex L^DDtti4 Then Ha>sman Ante jiJnoOou^hlaa'l Su gene Crosson Francis FoxGeoC-ton MrM't.eniii<{namli W RockwellSamuel Gordon David Bishop tiro W«r(in»iiPat 'k l)ono\au (i ff Downing B C Tahnatl^eJno Ashfofl LHammerechlagHenrv PrinreClarK Neihriieth Ur tsattiBCisr James ColeKdward Petty Iliram T Smith yhrist'n SchmidtChas Parker OrrinaFitzgeraldWm Zantrin erUociii Cond.it Jno Pills GabrietBushrnan1 sniel L Ulil Jawea llugheg Dan'l MyersJosBSar«ent ThoaS Bu-ton Thos p BellChrifrt'n » midt Wm Bailer Alfred JacksonThos W Hay Chaa Kriscb* Wm F Breun-rJas B Martin V Waldkoeinj H'y Wa«hjnetonB Cornweil E V Morgan Arth T John«o:iA Conway Kdw'd White. Jno KeyesS*m) L Pari ridgeH u bin Baker Clias CarterPhilip Ber*n;an Chas Boehmer J«h Riddle

f Cm.h'nved in " Third Edition."]THE SITUATION.

It scf'tiis to be generally believed here thislorenoon that the bulk of our Army of thePotomac has again crossed the Rappahannock,at Kelly's Ford jirobably; a point between thelocation of Lee's headquarters when last heardlrom, Stevensbnrir, and the lino of advunta-Keou3 defences near Fredericksburg, whichthe rebels occupied ao long. If this be so. weapprehend that Lee's ariny are again in rapidretreat towards Richmond, which they willcontinue at least until putting the Rapidau be¬tween themselves and Meade's veterans. Thatis, unless Meade yesterday evening or thismorning forced them to venture a general eu-

f-asement. We do not believe that they haveany stomach whatever for such a battle, as

they are not as numerous as represented, andare, moreover, greatly discouraged by their111 success iu all quarters throughout the pastmonth.The fact that Lee, with his headquarters at

Stevensburg.seven miles southeast of Cul-peper Conn House, (rather thau four miles asstated in some newspapers) and with a con-aiderable force of iniantry at the Court House,permitted Bulord to rest ou Saturday night atBrandy Station (five miles from Steveusbnrgand five lrom the Court House,) after the fightol that day, proves to us Lee's determinationnot to risk a general engagement in that imme*diate vicinity.Had he been willing to risk permitting the

bulk of Meade's army getting into position be¬tween his army and Fredericksburg, h* wonldsurely have essayed an attack on Buford'e po¬sition by day light of Sunday morning last,which he did not do. From Stevensburjt npto Brandy Station the country is capitallysuited for operations according to the particu-lar style of tactics to which the rebels alwaysresort when they can;a circumstance of whichLee would have gladly availed himself if hodared venture to do so.On the whole, we look momentarily to hear

either that Lee has promptly continued hi6 re¬treat towards Richmond, or that a heavy battlewas fought yesterday evening, or is beingfonght to-day in the vicinity of Stevensburg.

S0LD1KE3' BK8T.During the past month Capt. E. M. Camp,

commanding Soldiers' Rest, has received thefollowing:On band Jnne 1st, :K>; recruits, 457; convales-

cents, 2.539^ furlough men, 9(1; stragglers, 444:paroled prisoners, 31; deserters, 390; detachedparties, regiments to be mustered out,17th Blaine, 300; l3Sd Pennsylvania, 700; 165thdo, 700: 166th do., 700; 17»th do., 577; 179th do.,440; 27th Connecticut, 300; ftth Massachusetts,415; regiments pasted through, 22,045; detach¬ments from different regiments, SI6; detachmentinvalid Corps, 400; 2d, 5th and Pith New Hamp¬shire, 575; dismounted cavalry, 1,900; rebel pri¬soners, 150.Imrihg the .<*ame period he has sent to regi¬

ments. in the field, 1,7?8; convalescent camp,2,642; parole finap, 19; Alexandria, (desert-ra,)190; dismounted camp, 809; to destinations,22,593; to Philadelphia. (Invalid Corps,) 400;2d, 5th and 12th New Hampshire toPoint Look¬out, 575; dismounted cavalry to the field, 1,900,rebel prisoners to Point Lookout, 150; desertersto Frederick, 200; awaiting orders, 14*.

BLOCKA»» BCMBU ABUfiTSB.OUae aad A.n-

tovs,«B tee intern nranca radge, oa bus-

picioatbatarrested them aad they were taken to the-Pro-?osl Marshal's, vhen tbey gare their aaiaee asfMiows: . L. Keeare, S. Bemerbeleme, EllasCufmaa,- David Weil, from North Carolina,Patrick Fagaa, Thomas Fttapatriek, J. W.Smith, aad Mia* Betty Watts, ftmTbey bed with them about thirty thorndollars id Ooaibdesetw boads aadSaxltb is aa Aaterieaa, aad the reat with tbe

excrptkm of Fagaa aad FitapatvMu who at*

Irish aad Qenaatf. Tbey were eeat la «fca OUCapitol priecfi. ¦- ^

HIIATT mtNO UBAED NEAR WARRINTONFrom parti*# who reached here from War-

renton Junction tbis afternoon, we learn thatkeavy ®r'B* heard in the direction of War-renton last night, and.that it was generally be-listed that au ongagement with the enemy waa

progressing.

IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS.The Richmond* inquirer of Saturday, 1st

inst,, says that Leo's army is massed at Cul-peper. and that Longstreet's has advanced inthe direction of Fred«#icksburg, and a portionof bis torce had occupied the heights at Fred¬ericksburg.The Enquirer admits the fisct that the "Mis¬

sissippi army, in large numbers, are desertingf he army off)en. Johnston," and say *«eucu astate of feeling is greatly to be deprecated, andwe regret especially to see it prevailing inMistusippi, the home of the President."The Richmond papers announce the death ot

*m. L. Yancey, at Montgomery, froin theeffect# of kidney disease.The Richmond Dispatch of the 1st says tbaf

the Yankees are vigorously at work with thesr^cle on Morris Island.The Ditpatck also claims another of those

mythical victories for Gen. Dick Taylor inLouisiana.

MOSEBY* GUERRILLAS.v> e believe that summary measure* are about

to be taken to rid the conntry between Alexan¬dria and the Rappahannock and the BlueRidge and Potomac of Moseby's pests.citizenswhen in the power of our troops, and thievesand secret murderers when opportunities oc¬cur. Those of them now in our hands willprobably be tied on the cow-catchers of ourrailroad trains, to be the first and surest suf¬ferers in ca*«* ol accidents from obstructionspiac-ea on tho mils-, one or more to get a freeride every trip up or down. Their position onthe cow*catcher will involve no danger to themunless their companions continue their prac¬tice of endeavoring to throw our trains off thetrack.

ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS,Seventy-eight prisoner- reached here abont 2

o'clock to-day, from Warrenton Junctioncharge of a detachment of the ttfd New Yorkand by order of the Provost Marshal werecommitted to the Old Capitol.Thej are composed for the moit part of civ¬

ilians charged with being spies, mail carriers.Ac. North Carolina and (ieorgia regimentsare represented. Among them are two brothersfrom Alexandria. Their mother w as presentat the ollice of the Provost Marsha! on the.rarrival.

NAVAL CAPTUREThe commandant of the United States steamer

Siphon, off New Inlet, N C , reports that onthe morning oi the 29th of July he discovered asail ami ?ave c-na-e. She was overhauled andproved to be the ship Banshee, hailing trom

¦ Nassau, N. P. A prize crew were put onboard of her with orders to proceed to Boston.

Pkrpcval. Hon. John A.. Kasson, UnitedStates delegate to the International PostalConvention, recently held at Paris, having in¬dicated his purpose to do so, probably left forhome in the steamer which left Ensland onthe i»ih ultimo. In a letter to a friend hestates that the American* in Paris celebratedthe late victories over Lee and the taking oficksbnrg in a becoming manner.Arpointed.. Henry W. DePuy has been ap¬

pointed Indian Agent for the upper Missouririver and the adjacent country.

LOCAL NEWS.TOE ELECT I>' THE POL'ETH WEED.

Among those elected to serve their countrjat the fourth "Ward drafting polls to-day,Charles H. Hurdle, corporation policeman,and well-known in the Fourth Ward. Th«

announcement of this name caused a hearty1 Charley's acquaintances; Com-

hittlesey, paints and oil dealer, on Sev-r"pnrrr« wr (*f>° Erazier, policeman;.

^ "Allen, pressman, Star Office;A. Conway, Metropolitan Policeman; John* ranklm, organist at Trinity Church, son of» R.n t : J^cob learner, fourth brother

of tne Lamer family drawn to-day; Cha*. H.J teraehle, Alderman Fourth Ward. (Heartylaugh about this time at Charley's expense )1j. Mammerschlag was drawn just as he had

,nto t'le r(K>m» an«l after herculeanettorts, succeeded In mounting by means of astep-ladder, to a high position over the door,and the precipitate manner in which he "cam'down and beat a retreat cau-ed no little mer¬riment.E. C. Morgan, Es<]., well known at the Wash¬

ington bar, was next drawn, and immediatelyfollowing the announcement of his name camethat of E. E. White, grocer, in Louisiana ave¬nue, between Oth and 7th streets.Geo. Keywon b.on the card bearing this

name was a noto to send word to Miss How¬ard, if drafted. '.Albert Cassidy, the brilliaut dramatic writer,

and present lessee of the Wa-hington TheaterS. E. Adams, enrolling officer; S. R. Sylves¬

ter, apothecary, corner of Sixth and H stroetnJohn I Collins, of the tirm of Harvey, Col-

lins & Brace, claim agents; W. E. Sinn, thepopular proprietor of Canterbury, (and alsofour others connected with the Canterburycompany;) Return J. Meigs, son of the cler* ofcourt.

John B. l>aw8on. well-known as an ad¬mirable amateur vocalibt, wvizhs 2"0, and isthe prince of good lellows.J,?*n T- Olaments, (0f ai0.) Fourth Ward

Eslitician^ Wm. Hopkins, proprietor of "Hodestaurant:" Wm. H. Baldwin, of the Baldwin

Brothers plater g mill*Mr. O'Tool, cf the Avenue flrm of Dempsey

& O'Tool, was drawn, as also was Mr. Demp¬sey.Heury P. i handler, Canterbury.James N. ( allan, captain of Watson Guards

in three mot- hs' service.Chas. H. 1 termehele, drawn second time.Marshal 1 rowu, proprietor of Brown's Ho-

tel.John H. MoCutcheu, lawyer, and who ad¬

vertises to i id others in gett ng exemptionsWalter Steinhoff, E. W. Bender, C. B. NoyesMid John I att, telegraph reporters attached to

the Amern an Company, were elected.

Latm* Qvotatiows.Wassomvos mov..* MtafST.Faratohed by Lewis JohnsonACo., Bankers. .

&I ^C- S. 7JO Hoist107Qusrtai joaasAes^ Oksotat.M.«,ii)( .

New Ortlflcatss... sex.

American Gold.......».« ess 12Sal97 _

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Coupon rs, lwutocx; osr.ttflcates of Indebtedness, 09 Gold, 188*.Plsittt o» Moicnr from SncMsiA.Last

night, Patrick Jacobs was taken up by thepolice of the Fourth Ward for disorderly con¬duct. He claims to be a blacksmith, just fromRichmond. He had on his person over 1000 ingold, a gold watch and chain, and a pistol hol¬ster. He had been knocked down and robbedof his pistol and some money, which he saidhe had beside that found on him. Hs was finedf2.35 and turned over to the military.Fatal Acoidktt..We regret to announce

the death of Dr. Snyder, of Georgetown, by afall yesterday afternoon. It appears that whileengaged in pruning a tree on his farm, heslipped from a ladder and flail to the ground,breaking his neck and dytng almost instantly.

PnnsoVAx...Lientsnant Governor Cowperof Virginia, Mayor Collins of Portsmouth,Ya., and Jamse Brownley, Esq., member electto the Virginia Legislature, are in the eity, anda*e stopping at Klrkwoods'.

CoraimD to ths Old/ Cafitol..Wm.Werdon, a r&bel guerrilla lent in by the de-

i south of the Potom*, was committedOld Capitol yeete*ay afternoon, byf Uaptf" Todd.

I tan Drast..One u drifted yeater-day, **to pay three hun-dir4 dollars and be dlaeH.^. when he wasexesupC under the law^JM^ not gnown it.All ehould takethe adv^^^l k lawyer, C3m>-Mln John.H, McCutchj^^474 Seventh street, oppoiM t8 a.jjvising aad drawing .^¦uon pa^r. for' ,r"a""" #

8sat, within¦teapot, sj»4Saw ir'.ad itk.

« O'CLOCK P. SL

CONTINCATION OF THE DRAFT INFOI'RTH WARD.

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Win HeathayCba~ Ht.zeganJa^iez PaulD SquillChas PellersHenry Hebl>ert

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white and 160 colored.

*uo KuiinakiC MeadorJesse J Jo4g»Rob" CarrollWin StelierG CookPat'k Barton8am'l M Bootbc

Ik the Old Cavitol..Among the prisonersof war at present confined in the Old Capitolis Jamea Ash by, a printer, who is well knownamoug the craft in this city.Gone to Bobtok..Yesterday afternoon two

companies of the invalid rrrps, numbering l-lmen nnder Captains SbefT r and New-t, left forBoaton, where they will ^ assigned duty.

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Eebm, Dmkbtkk..John Qninn, loth N. C.caralry, a deserter from the rebel army, wascommitted to the Old Capitol prison yesterdayby order of Capt. Todd.

OFFICIAL.

HsADQVARTifts Pfovost MAEfin\r.(Dittrict of Columbia, Ang. 4, 1NS3. ^

The Draft in th* Fifth, Sixth aad SerenthSub-District* of the District of Oolnmbia, (com¬prising the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards ofWaahington Oitj.) will take place at the CityHall on Wednesday, August 5th, 1H63, r->m-

tneaclng at 9 o'clock a. m. The Seventh Wardwill be drawn in the afternoon, commencing at3 o'clock. H*sby A. ScHnaTi,

It Captain and Provost Marshal.

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