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The national Republican., 1861-06-10

The Tribunes special correspondent, writing
from Washington on the 7th, says:
"We have good reason to believe that before
many hours column Of 1000 men will march
from this city towards Harper's Ferry. About
1000 will be District volunteers. OF the re-
mainder, the New Hampshire regiment and the
Rhode Island battery will form q part. The
whole will be commanded by Col. Stone, of the
fourteenth infantry. The precise hour Of
starting, ,chich has been postponed from time
to time, is not yet definitely determined. This
column will probably have no more serious
task than that Of interrupting the fugitives
driven by other commands from Harper's Fer
ry. Other regiments, in addition to those
named, are under marching orders
No doubt this movement has been in con.
temptation for n week past, but has been re-
tarded by the heavy weather and other causes.
The same correspondent, speaking OF the
advance upon Harpers Ferry says:
"Help cannot come to Gen. Johniston from
Manassas junction, for Gen. Mcdowell will
engage the whole attention Of the rebels post.
ed there. Nor can they be reinforced from
Richmond and Norfolk, for Gen. Butler will
be dangerous foe to leave, even inactive in
their rear and he will not remain quiet.
"There are armed steamers enough in the
Potomac to threaten other approaches to the
capital of the Old Dominion. Thus three blows
may be struck at once, and the enemy, scatter.
ed and distracted, not knowing which way to
turn, will fall victims to the plans which the
man whom Beauregard contemptuously calls
an 'octogenarian,' has formed in shabby
little office, and which his armed rabble will
execute.
"Such, in outline are the features of the
next series of moves upon this side of the mil
tary chess board, as they disclose themselves
to US. We do not pretend to have derived them
from General Scott directly, but they are sug
gested by persons not unnformed respecting
the plans Of the campaign, aud they square
with facts and probabilities as to the details.
We do not pretend to special knowledge. Even
officers high in the army profess ignorance, and
assert that the Lieutenant Generals campaign
is to them an enigma. But tbs
General chief looks to all, comprehends th'
situation, and prepares for exigencies."
The designs at headquarters are locked NJ
in the breast of the general commanding tn
army He does not, like Beauregard or DaVl
Richmond, write letters or make speeches
The national Republican., 1861-06-10
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The national Republican., 1861-06-10

How THEY ANusR AND CONSOLE THEM.
sELvEs.-The New Orleans Delta, June l, has
the following, under the heading of Talk on
Change"
"There was some talk about the blockade Of
the rivers. The Brooklyn may be at the head
of the passes in twenty.iour hours, which will
prevent all egress and ingress. For weeks and
months we have urged on the authorities the
defenceless position of the passes at the mouth
of the river The Brooklyn st the head Of the
passes is equal to half q dozen vessels outside
of the bar Our freships are not ready, and
it is supposed all New Orleans has to do is to
submit to the paper blockade. .'.......
"The capture Of the bsrque II. E. Spearing,
Capt. Rogers, from Rio, by the Brooklyn, was
talked of freely. Whether she was taken in
attempting to run in after being warned of, has
not been ascertained. However, the captors
have got a Tartar. The cargo of forty six hun.
dred bags of coffee is owned by Rio merchants,
and purchased on the credit Of the house Of
Brown, Brothers, 4 Co. The vessel is owned
in part here and the balance is owned in New
England. The coffee would have paid well in
our market at this time. 1t will be remem.
bered that the Brazilian minister at Washing.
ton protested against the blockade, contending
that ninety days time should be allowed for
South American Governments to be notified.
The blunder headed commanders of Lincoln,
Seward, 4 Co., do not know what they are
about" ..
The national Republican., 1861-06-10

Balloons IN WAR.--Our reporters describe,
in another column, one of the balloons con-
structed to facilitate the observation of the
"seat of war" This mode of looking over the
field was first adopted in the Italian campaign
by Napoleon III. In able hands, as it is in our
service, this device will be of much service.
The poet Tennyson, looking into the future
"as far as human eye can see,'
pre6gures battle conducted in balloons:
- And there rained a ghastly dew
From airy navies graphing the central blue"
The national Republican., 1861-06-10

The uniform adopted for the Confederate
States army is short tunic coat of cadet gray
cloth, double. breasted, with two rows Of brass
buttons, two inches apart at the waist, and
widening towards the shoulders; pantaloons
sky. blue, made full in the legs. The bottoms
are plain gilt, convex form, and three quarters
of an inch in diameter. The different arms of
the service are distinguished by the color Of the
trimmings-blue for infantry, red for artillery,
and yellow for cavalry. The artillery buttons
are stamped with the letter A, but the infantry
and cavalry buttons will bear only the number
of the regiment. The general and staff officers
dress will be dark. blue cloth the medical
department black cloth, with gold and velvet
trimmings. Badges of distinction will be mark
ed upon the sleeves and collars-brigadier gen
eral, three large stars on the collary colonel,
two stars lieutenant colonel, one major, small
star and horizontal bar; captain, three small
stars; first lieutenant, two small stars, and
second lieutenant, one small star. The but.
tons for general and staff officer are to have
a raised eagle in the centre, surrounded by
thirteen stars.
The national Republican., 1861-06-10

Rdr One Of the New York newspaper cor.
respondents telegraphs as follows:
"The Thomas Freeborn has had her crew
increased by ten able and ordinary seamer. 1t
is said that Captain J. b. Ward, her comm and.
er, will shortly receive the rank Of post cap
tain. Lieutenants Simons, Jones, and Cash,
have been promoted to captaincies in the ma.
rine corps, and it is not unlikely that Masters
Mates Gray and Lee will also be promoted"
The " ordinary and able seamen part may
be true. That's all the truth in the dispatch Com.
mander Ward will become post captain when
the fifteen commanders and several captains on
the list ahead Of him, are disposed OF, and not
till then Lieutenants Simons and Jones are not
on the vessel referred to. The Lieutenant Cash
who has been promoted captain is not the
Lieutenant Cash serving on the Freeborn but
an uncle OF that gentleman, and is now on one
of the vessels in the Gulf. Lieutenant Cash of
the Freeborn, though an efficient officer, is not
now in the navy at all. Formerly he was, and
now serves on Captain Wards vessel as volun.
teer, at Captain Wards request Masters
Mates Gray and Lee are not in the line of pro-
motion, and can be promoted by nothing short
Of an act of Congress, which assemblsge will
probably be too busy at the next session to at
tend to their case.
The stupid fellow who telegraphed, or pre-
tended telegraph, such nonsense as the above
extract-and, for that matter, the larger portion
of his two.column dispatch-to New York, at
the rate Of four cents per word, should receive
attention from the proprietors Of his paper,
whose money he is wasting and whose columns
he is making ridiculous. Brigadier General
Cummings should attend to this case.
The national Republican., 1861-06-10


Fbvf Kearry, June st pony express
passed here at half past twelve to-day, with San
Francisco dates of May 20.
The ship Imperial, forty nine days from Hong
Kong, had arrived there.
Commereial.-There is strong speculative
feeling throughout the market, with very act.
i've business and pany large transactions. But
ter, 80 @ 37i cents lard, II @ lsl cents
candles, 23 @ rs cents crushed sugar, ls q
l3f cents. Raw sugar has also advanced.
General lntelligence.-The largest Ere for
several years occurred in San Francisco on the
night Of the 9th. 1t destroyed rows of Cheap
John" stores on both sides of Commercial
street, between SAMSON and Battery streets.
The loss is estimated at from 100000 to
100000.
showaker, who killed Piercey in a duel on
the 25th, had not been arrested. Nor has he
made his appearance in public. The funeral
of Piercy was largely attended at San Fran
cisco, on the 27lh.
Gen. Sumner seems 10 be concentrating most
of the United States troops in and around the
borders of the State, and at the Notifications
in the neighborhood of San Francisco, but, as
they amount to only few hundred in all, the
movements are not considered extraordinary.
1t is estimated that the parties who pur.
chased the wreck of the ship Sea Nymph will
make some $4,000 from the cargo saved.
The national Republican., 1861-06-10
Fatal EL.

General Sumner Concentrates his Force
At San Francisco!
The national Republican., 1861-06-10
REPORTED sKIRMIsH AT HAMPTON

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L hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
IDate) signature
For james, Island and Hoopers Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board