The national Republican., 1861-07-03
ass- The union Of the New York World and

nouuce their copartnership style as " The Pro.
prietors of the World" the crest Of mankind
being left out. Under the union, the concern
will be a success, but not without hard work.
" Palmam non sine pulpeTe." The Tribune,
Times, aud Hcraia make a formidable trium.
cirate. They run with the motto, soto ooce,
each for itself, and another parsonage for them
all. Who assumes to he q newspaper power in
New York has these to meet but as the World
claimed to have started with the Lord on its
side and considerable non.secular funds in its
Golfers, We presume it will Gght the good
fight and prevail over the devil in the end.
The accession of what sanctity comes from the
Courier and Enquirer will not damage it, and,
A. gunpowders now the feature Of the day,
The mahogony Stocked pistols may come in play.
Indeed, if it be true that General Cummings,
of the World, is to be some sort of a quarter.
master general, he would do well to keep Gene
ral Webb's legacy (the pistols) by him, to shoot
down the fellows who night resort to his office
for corrupt contracts, which we are sure that
the General would be inclined to do at sight,
or al least in ninety days nfter sight.
A New BR1GApE.-We understand that Col.
onel A. E. Burnside, Of the first Rhode Island
regiment, will be appointed brigadier general
The brigade, to the command Of which he will
be assigned, will be made UP Of the two Rhode
Island regiments, the seventy.frst New York,
and probably the frst New Hampshire.
Colonel Burnside received q military educa.
ton, having graduated ct West Point in ls47.
He served In the third artillery six years, was
made FIRST lieutenant in 1851, and resigned In
1858. He Is the inventor Of the brssch.losd.
ing arm which bears his name.
GENERAL FRENoNT's CoMMIssroN.--Major
General john e. Fremont received his com.
mission to-day (july y in the regular army.
The only Other major general so commissioned
Is General Mcclellan, to whom he therefore
ranks next Our other major generals are ip
the voluntssrs.-NeU York paper.
This Is inaccurate. General Banks and
General Butler are as much major generals In
the regular army as General Mcclellan or Gen.
eral Fremont. In short, there is, under the
present establishment but one major general
ia the United States army, that place being
bsld by Major General Scott, with the brevet
rank Of lieutenant general. When Congress
suthorise the creation of other major general.
ships, it is probable they may be filled after the
manner indicated iu the above extract. There
is no Law, as pet, for the eleven new regiments,
Or for the appointment of any Of the officers in
the long list recently published.
FoREIcv.-Ths Esra, which arrived ct New
York on Monday, with Liverpoo! dates to June
10, brought in specie f236, 6,00o-equal 70
Sl,l5o000.
In the markets, bresistufs and provisions
we're dull and lower. Cotton was frrp, although
the reports from Manchester we're unfavorable.
Of general news, we fud the following itsms;
"Mr. Train gave Union dinner at London
to numerous literary celebrities in commemora.
ton of the anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill. Non.intervention by England was geo.
orally approved by the speakers, but their sym-
patty was with the North.
"An influential meeting had taken place at
tie residence Of Lord Btoughsm, relative to the
suppression of the Cuban slave trade. The
conduct of Spain was denounced, and the Gov.
ernment was recommended to suspend diplo-
matte intercourse while the trade contiuues.
at vas also resolved that an oppotauity be
taken to obtain the cooperation OF the Govern.
nent Of the United States in the terms OF
treaty 10 remopstrate with Spain.
"The towns Of Saumarco and Brigriano, Ma.
pies, having revoted, were taken by assault by
Italian troops Twenty Of the inhabitants were
shot Tor having burned alive four Piedmoutese
soldiers. Both towns we're subsequently burnt.
"spaiu will preserve strict neutrality in the
| American war.
Some disturbances occurred in Syria im.
mediatey after the French troops departed, but
the outbreak was quickly suppressed"
CAPTURE OF THE ST. NICHOLAS.
A Baltimore secession paper of Monday
evening, gives the following exultant account
of the capture OF the 81, Nicholas: