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The national Republican., 1862-04-01
From Winchester.

WINCHESTER, March 80 The following, who
we're wounded In the late battle, died yesterday
and to day, and were buried by Captain Van
Alderman:
Michael Martin and Jacob Wolfe, Of the
Sixty seventh Ohio; George Gardiner, Of the
Fourteenth Indiana; unknown, Of the Twenty.
ninth Ohio; VIM. Whiteway, Of the Thirteenth
Indiana, and Grace Jackson, Of the Twenty
seventh Ohio. The following died Of fever: H.
Seventh Ohio; Z X. Bunce, Eighth Ohio body
delivered to hi, friends; James Gordon Evans.
rebel company q, Twenty frat Virginia.
PreviRs 10 the foregoing, our lo's stood l0;,
killed ~ died of their wounds. Only few
OF the details Of the rcgimcntal reports have yet
been received. Owing 10 tho distance and
scattered positions Of tho regiments, three or
four days. will elapse before full list OF manner
will be received.
The wouDded are now contained in Two hes.
pitala, aud arc under the Immediate charge Of
DR.. II. Bryant, Medical Director Of Shieldss
division. About 230 sick and wounded have
been teut to Frederick. Sixty Of tho reb' i
wounded have been taken from the ho'pitals
aud placed In tho houses Of their friends, on
parole to report on their recovery TO the nfar.
est commanding officer OF our forces.
Our wounded are reported as generally doing
we'll They number here about 800.
Col. Annisahel. Ct the First Virginia cavalry.
rendered great aid to Col. Kimball, and was In
the hottest of the fight. He has just been l.
formed Of bis acquiital Of the charge Of COW
ardics, brought against him by the late Gsn'l
Lander.
Our cavalry to day brought IN two guerlias
from Hampshire, one Of them belonging to
Sheets mounted militia.
The following 10 complete list Of the killed
of the Fifth Ohio:
Privates Pleasant A. Brown, J, W. Nychous,
Charles Gill, Wm II. BozAnt, Henry Hill, Mar.
tin HALEY, Henry Slipper, Pc er Hopel, VIM. B.
Majors; Corporal Charles Talbot; David John.
son, J D Sheridan, Thomas B. Ordsll; Captain
Geo. B. Whi,com; Sergeant David johnson.
Woundcd-First Lieut. Thomas Starchmsn
Ssrgeans Edwin Swain and Frederick Fseh
Priva'es Patrick Maloney, Jacob Kaust, Peter
Keefort, James Simpson, slight; James Craig
slight; Daniel McDougall, slight.
Privstes john q Clight' n. Wm. Miller, Phil
lip Lppart, John Nolan. VIM. Frank, Jo.eph
Goodsll, Joseph Hunter, Alonzo Vile, Fred
erick Lamporshick, p. d Hollow. Alfred Cole
man, slight, Alonzo Coliohsn, Charles Peet
Teddy Vaughn, Martin How, II. A DAlsan
Corporal Henry Teal, Corporal Charles Left
Corporal Henry Gsstril' Corporal John o
Eimnnds; .wm. p. Sandy, Tho'. Arken, and
Jas Cord.
Additional-llOth Pennsylvania, ". H. Rock
berger.
Gen. Shields contiuAey 10 improve.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
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WNcHssrsR, March 3l.--Th. report, that ths
wounded In the late battle at tbs place wers
neglected, 10 prosounced BY Surgeon Q. O
Kseney, medical inspector, U. 5. A, to be 10
tally unfounded. He was ordered hit er by
the surgeon general, to investigate the hospital
and surgical departments, and, Il necessary, "a
remove The wounded 10 Warrington, Balh
more, or elsewhere but he reports that they
are all well quartered and well treated by tha
surgeons Of the division, and that they are gen
orally doing we'll. BE suggests that II would
BE- inhumsn 10 remove them 10 other places a
the present time.
Surgeon Keeney, having plenary powers
has sent the sick to Frederick, to make room
for the wounded.
General Shields has 90 far recovered as "a
be able 10 start for Strasburg tomorrow.
Some firing uas heard BY officers 10 Stras-
burg ycsterday, which seemed apparently In
the rear Of Jsckson's rendezvous.
The cause Of The firing Is yet unknown.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
4 7hs Oath Of Fidelity and Allegiance.

The Oath OF Fidelity and Allegiance.
By the act passed by the General Assembly
Of Virginia on the 10th of February last, the
following persons are required to take the oath
Of allegiance and fidelity prescribed by the
convention which assembled at Wheeling. on
the llth Of June, 1861, viz:
Persons desiring u license 10 practice any
profession, or to carry on any business or call
Ing for which license is reqnir d by existing
laws.
Resident attorneys.
Agents Of mining or manufacturing compa
MES or associations, whether incorporated or moi
agents Of coal or timber companies, foreign or
domestic, having depot In the State. All
clerks and agents OF persons who are required
TO take the oath.
Ministers celebrating the rite of natrimony.
Physicians, surgeons and dentists.
Bank directors and officers.
Keepers Of bridges, reads and ferries.
OfRcers and clerks Of corporations, associa.
tlons and institutions in which The State has an
interest. "., 4
CoIncilmen.
Clerks and deputy CLERKS Of courts.
Commissloaers In Qhancery,
NOtaries.
The act provides for registering the 0athy,
and for punishing violations Of them.
The law continues in force until the end of
the present war, and no longer.
The oath has 10 be taken on or before the
llth day OF April next
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

BUnIED CANNON RECoyERER.-Th following
dispatch, dated Manassas, March 70, has been
received:
Conductor Franks to day took out q large
excursion party to Manassas, consisting Of Col.
Baker, Of the Government detective police,
with number of other officials, aucomp anisd
by their ladies. The telegraph lines were com
pleted TO. Warrenton Junction last night, and
are working admirably. The Colonel, this at.
ternoon, found five cannon, which the rebels
had buried about a mile and half beyond the
Junction. II appears that the car broke down,
and the guns were tumbled of TO one side OF
the track and buried, and the ground smoothed
nicely over them. Three of them are iron, the
other brass, the heaviest weighing forty six
hundred pouIds. The guns will be taken to
Alexandra To- o'LtorrsS -
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
WAsulyuroy, IN. CA corresp ondsnt

WAsuISuroS, IN. CA correspondent of
tho BALTIMORE Sun, says:
"The expedition sent to Washington was q
complete success. Washington is, for North
bead OF Pamlico Sound near the mouth of Tar
river. The expedition ConsistcI Of about ] 900
men, with an escort of gunboats. Two com.
panies of the Massachusetts, 2lst landed and
took the town! The stars and stripes were
nailed 10 tree before tbe courthouse, and left
there. The citizens received tie invaders
without any apparent excitement or apprehen.
sion-some few expressing Union sentimsnts
while the mars had nothing 10 say either way
After holding ihs place one day, and gather.
ing all the Information possible, the expedi
ton return"d TO Eewb ,rh."
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
U EE lClAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


March 2l, 1862.
Holders Of bonds of the United States dated
October l, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision has
been made for the payment, in coin, of the
coupons of semi annual interest WHICH will be.
come due on the LIST April, proximo, agreoably
to their tenor, BY the Treasurer of the United
States at Washington, by the Assistant Treas.
urer at Boston, New York, and Philadelphia,
and by the pepositary Of the United States at
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All such coupons, together with schedules
showing the number of each coupon, and the
aggregate sum Of each parcel, must be pre-.
sented for examination and verifoation at least
three full business days before payment.
s. 2. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
mar 24-dtAl
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-We repub.
lish, to day, an article upon the openog Of this
road, from the Baltimore American. We con
cur with that paper in acknowledging The i'm
mense services OF the new Secretary Of War,
services by no means limited to this particular
matter OF restoring the old connection of Bal-
timorc and Washington with the West, but we
do not endorse what few will fail to sec is iu-
tended 10 be implied, that the late Secretary of
War kept the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
closed, In order TO increase the business and
profits Of the Baltimore and Harrisburg road,
u which he Is largely interested. We know
that that Is the opinion almost universally held
in Baltimore. Not improbably, also. 1t is gen.
orally acquiesced in by the country, but the
foundation upon which it rests, never appeared
to us quite sure.
Undoubtedly, the abandonment for months
to contemplate enemy Of the valley Of ihe
Shenandoah, With its command of the course OF
a great military route to the West, was alto,
gether unac ,ountable. But was 1t any more go
than permitting the Potomac river TO be block
AIDED for Eve months, by a force known all ths
while to be ready In run at moments notice
and the chief seat Of whose strength bristled
with nothing more formidable than charred
pine wooden guns with chalked muzzlesy I.i,
necessary to hunt up in the personal interests
Of Gen. Cameron, the explicatiou Of q pArticu
lar fact, which is only one Of whole class Of
fsctsy Must we not seek the true cYplcatitr 4
in something which will account for all which
has been done here on the Potomac
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
~ United States skies now sell at abo

~ United States skies now sell at about
96, having risen from IS within few weeks
They would be st par to-day, but for the issue
Of notes bearing an interest Of seven and three
tsnths per cent. Until those notes boar pre-.
MUM, the Sixes must remain below par. We pre-
tested ear nestly, but 10 vain, against the grant
OF authority by Congress 10 the Treasury to
0fisr more than six per cent. for money. We
soresaw then all the consequences OF entering
Gpos Gat unfortunate policy.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

NoRrn CAHorixa.-I, would appear from the
fact Of ,hs occupation Of Beaufort and Wash
iogton, tince the battle Of Newberu, that the
immsdIAte objsss of Gsa. burnside has not
been 70 advance into the interior and cut Oh
the railroad conscction Of the Virginia rebel
army with the South, but TO occupy The coast
Of North Carolina. As, A the last reported
dates, be was still acting under the Instructions
Of Gen. Mcclellan. the late generalin-chisf
Of the army, We may infer from his move
ments, that he popular notion that cuttasg %
this railroad connection was part Of wbathas
been called "the PLAN" was incorrect
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
FROM yMESSO URK.
Important Special Order!
Gess. Curtis Gtrcs Liberty to
Three SlaceS sUIO had been En-
pl0vcd In the Rebel ScrUtcc!

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Gen. Curtis has issued
. special order directing that three colored
men formerly slaves employed in the rebel 'er.
vice, and who were taken as coutrsband Of war,
are hereby confscated, and not being needed
for the public service Of this Government, are
permitted 10 pass the Federal pickets north
wa,d, and are forever smsnoip sted from the ser.
vice Of their masters, who have allowed Il eu 10
aid in the efforts 10 break up the Government
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

BLAokwoos fos March has already made It's
wsseouSfppsarancs apnn our table. Among
is leg B articles we fne very interesting
one devoted to Lord Castlereagh; another upon
the characteristics of Language; and besides
these several poems and songs by David Win
gate, any one Of which is worth the price OF
the number. It may be had of Hudson Taylor,
50 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

SHAxs.-The progress Of shams Is likely
enough to terminate in the year 1862, In litter
Of bogus States, got up for the occasion and for
. variety Of purposes and with variety Of re-
suits. We may have, even before the Summer
is over, braces Of gentlemen asking for admis.
sion into The Senate, who would not dare to
show themselves among their constituents, ex-
cept under cover Of the United States army
What sort Of Congress we shall have, II the
doors arc opened to that sort Of material, II Is
easy enough 10 foresee. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

4 Pass FOR "PARsON BROwNIow. Among
the mahy testimonials Of kind feeling towards
the patriot martyr Of East Tennessee 1t Is pro-
posed by his New York friends to give him q
Hoes last fast with which to uproot the last
vestige Of secession at his old home. He has
been invited to make the Astor House his home
as long as he remains In New York. His notes
Of the rise and decline Of secession In Tennes-
see. will take the name Of Brownlow's
Rook ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

OF ITIur. BuDD AND OTHERS
At MOSQUITO 1nLET, FLORIDA.
The gunbost Bienville arrived at the navy
yard yesterday, with the bodies Of Lieut. Budd
and Acting Master Mather, killed In the affair
described In the following extract from dis.
patch received 81 Ne, Navy Department, from
Com. Dupont, dated March "a:
al ordered the Penguin, Acting Master Com
manding 7. A. Budd, and the Henry Andrew,
Acting Master s. W. Msther, TO proceed TO thif
place (off Mosquito Inlet, oosst Of Florida)--
the latter TO cross the bar, establish an inside
blockade, capture any rebel vessels there, and
guard from incendiarhm large quantities Of
live oak lumber on the Government lands, cut
and ready for shipment, 10 which the Depart.
ment had called my attention.
"On reaching here myself on the 22d inst,
| was boarded BY the executive officer Of the
Penguin, and informed that Lieut.. Command.
ing Budd, with Acting Master Mather, had or.
ganiEed an expedition from the two vessels,
passage leading into Mosquito Lagoon, passing
Smyrna, with four or Eve light boats, carrying
in all some forty three men.
"Soon after this report, which l beard with
anxiety, the results were developed. II appears
that after gong some fifteen or eighteen milee
without any incident, and while on their return
and In sight Of the Henry Andrew-the order
Of the line being no longer observed-the two
commanding officers, quite 10 advance, landed
under certain earthworks (Which had been
abandoned or never armcd) near dense grove
Of live oak, with underbrush. A heavy and
continuous fire was Unexpectedly opened upon
them from both covers. Lieut.. Cong Budd
and Acting Master Mather, with three Of The
I've men composing the boats crow, were killed
the remaining two were wounded and mad
prisoners.
AS the other boat. came up they were also
| fred into, and suffered more or less. The rear
boat of all had bowitzcr, VIII 'ch, however,
could not be properly secured or worked; the
boat not being fitted Tor the purpose, and could
therefore he oi little use. Tho men had 10 seek
cover on shore; but as soon as II was dark, Act.
ing Master Mcintosh returned 10 the boats,
brought away the body Of one Of the crew who
| had been killed. all the arms, ammunition and
dags, threw the howiizer into the river, passed
close 10 the rebel pickets. who hailed, but elic.
| tied no reply, and arrived safely on board the
Henry Andrew.
"On hearing of this untowsrd event, di
| rected Commander Rodgers TO send off the
launch and cutters Of this ship (tbe Wsbs'h) u
the support of the Andrew. Two boats cross
ed the bar at midoight, and the next morning
the vessel was hauled Close up 70 tne scene Cl
the late attack, but no enemy could be discov-
| cred.
.The bodies Of Lieutenant Budd and Acting
Master Mather were received under flag Of
truce, and the commanding officer, a Captain
Bird, who had come from camp at q distance
made some show Of courtesy by returning pu-
pers and watch, as If ashamed of this mode
Of warfare for these were the very troops
that, with sufficient force, means, and material
for a respectable defence, had ingloriously fed
from st. Augustine on our approach"
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

~ brakes Plantation Bitters.--s. T.
1860, 1t invgorstcs, strengthens and puriass
the system; Ia . perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable and eaectusl tonic In the world 1t II
composed Of the celebrated Ca'issya bark, roots
herbs, and pure 81, Croix rum Particularly
adspted to delicate fem1les; cures Dyspepsia ana
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes Of
SEASONS old by all grccers druggists, hotels, and
saloons. +. II. DRAKE Co
apl-sm g2 Broadway, N. r.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

We understand that some Of the prominent
Union ,nen Of Western Virginia intend TO urge
upon General Fremont, WIN ia now 10 the city,
the importance Of arresting two or three humid
red OF the leading secessionists of this section
of tho State and holding them az hostages fur
the release of the Union mon arrested and i'm.
prisoned in Richmond and other places
Wheeliny (Hd.) Intellgencer.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

CHEZ ENGNEERs IN THE NAvY.-The follow
ing gentlemen have been appointed chicf en-
gineers In the navy: william q. Wheeler, Fran
els g. Dade, william S. Stamm, William J.
Lamdin, Mortimer Kellogg, Andrew J. Kiersted,
and John A. Greer. .'
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

CoNpLANrs.-Writers from our forces on the
Tennessee report that our soldiers complain
bitterly Of having been cooped up many days
on board steamers, and Of the delay 10 sdvsnc
ing upon Corinth, where the enemy Is conosn--
trating large number Of troops. The general
impression In our army there, IA that there has
been an egregious lack Of energy 10 taking
advantage Of the rebel panic, consequent upon
the fall Of Fort Donelson, and that the result
will be, that We shall be forced 70 fight some
bloody battles, which might have been avoided.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

~ a ssonic Notics.-A Special COMmu-
uioation of Union Lodge, U. ID will be held at the
alexandra Washington Lodge Room, this (Tues'
dsy) evening, At o'clock. The fraternity are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
Tre last toat for Alexandria will leave Washing
ton from T. foot Of Seventh street. at o'cock, and
will arrive 10 time for visitors TO attend
JOS. ROSENTHAL, Sec'y
By order 7. @, PAtakR, W. N. apl-is
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

A New PAYER has been started at Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands, By n,'ive printers, and ID
the native language The following item of
usvs u selected from it's columns q, Of general
and positive interest:
qua loho mai makou ka poe Shua ma xii.
auka | ka hoomaka hon Okla Wabine OkO Lua Q
no "A mai koma kukui a ma kilaues; nolali paha
ke olaf Q hOonaueul NAL nei na mOku.n
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

s~spsciel Nesice.- Ga apd after Tuesday,
April 1852, the train un the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail-oad will commence ~ ni,g daily, (Suudays
exospted) leaving tais Station At 7,N ., m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West via Wheeling or
Parkersburg Through tiokets sold and bigga&s
checked. W, T. shtTH.
NJ of Transportation B. 4 o. X. Il.
an pl-dtf IStar Globej
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

EMANCIPATION IN WESTERN VInGINIA.-A large
meeting of the people OF Upshur county, West,
ern Virginia, was recently held at Buckhan.
non, 10 take into consideration what should be
their achop 10 regard to the adoption Of the
constitution tecenlly adopted by the convention
at Wheeling. fOr the new State OF Western Yir-
gipia. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
and accepting the Presidents emancipation
policy. Much enthusiasm was manifested.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
a5- A dispatch from Manassas, March 2

says:
The horse of Lieut. King. Of the Fourth or.
last night. A bottle Of sirycbniue was found
among the rebel forage abandoned In the vi.
cinity Of Warrenton Junction.
A secret meeting Of the secessionists was
held at Fairfax Court House last Wednesday
night.
Several of the troops have been killed by the
rebel sympa.hizers In the neighborhood Of the
Court House during the week. Steps have
been taken to detect the perpetrators, and to
prevent eimilar occurrence.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

- In the rebel Congress, the Senate has
voted down the resolution Of the House against
planting more cotton this year. The majority
Of the rebel Senators maintained that II was
the interest of the South to have cotton abun-
liant and cheap, In order to prevent i's cultiva.
tion elsewhere.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 4, 1882.
NoTICE is hereby given Of the readiness OF
this DspartMept to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in 8he year from date, ahthotized W
the aOt Of Congtess approved December 2ad,
days from date, authorized by the aot of Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes of the above is.
sues will cease on the 7th day of April next by
the terms OF those acts respectively.
feb 6-tNp7
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

A0Washington Scientific Association.
meeting Of this Association will be hell at the Hall
of the Georgetown Medical College, corner Of and
Twelfth streets, on TIL. Tuesday, evening, at 8
O'Clock. DR.. s, l.. LOOMI', President Of the A
5 citation will read pap'r on Correlation and
Conservation Of Forces In rmen,aton." Admis ion
free to citizens and strarg 'rs.
II. l.. HOSMER,
apl-'t. Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

CONSUL TO NICE.-The Senate, In executive
scssion, yesterday, confirmed the nomination by
the President Of Hon. william Slsde a. Consul
to Nice Mr. Slade has been for number Of
years leading politician in Northern Ohio, and
Is son Of the late Gov. Slade, OF Vermont.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
OPTICAL.
War DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January 81, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 10 active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
ia22-t Secretary of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
MA"HooD'
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

Just published, In sealed env, ope Price Xix cents.
A Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment and
Esdiosl Cure Of Spsrmatorhea or Seminal Weak:
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, ard
lmptdin ents 10 Marriage generally, Nervousness,
Ccn.umptiou, Epilepsy AID Fits: Mental and Physi.
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Green d ,ok, &C..
"A Boon TO Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal In plain envelope to any address,
post paid ON receipt Of six cents. or two postage
ttsmps, BY II Dr. I'll j. &. KLINE,
1877 Bows'y, New York,
sp l-d6wiSm Post Office Box, 46S6.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

gaS- l.. q. Baker, of The Government detect
i've police, was yesterday appointed by the War
Department special agent to take charge Of
all abandoned rebel property in Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

CoSvERsIOSs.-The Boston Tract Journal
says: Probably u larger number Of conver-
sons have taken place among our soldiers,
during the present season Of insotion, than
among any equal number of persons elsewhere
in the country
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
MO MONEY! NO MONEY!

She soldiers without money Everybody without
meney - We, however will femiod our many
keep ahvs and active, and shall be pleased to fiji
even the smallest order of our :.
JUSTLY CELEBRATED CARD PORTRAITS
Of Generals, Colones, +adies, etc., to-. which are
Al pfesest known and Valued by almost everybody.
Our collection numbera I25, and increases daily.
Remember, TWENTY FIVE LINE ENGRAVED
discount made TO agents since we reduced the retail
price. Circular and terms sent on application to
L. PRANG h Co,
Publishers,
No. $50 Seventh street,
apl-u -Four Doors above d, up stairs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

DS- The statement that the seat Of Gen.
Lane, as Senator from Kausss, Is TO be further
contested, is without any foundation. He is not
to be further persecuted in that way.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE CONAITTEE.-
There will be q meeting Of the Committee Of
the Washington Lecture Association, at the
Republican Office, tonight, at & oclook.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

gB-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
opened to-day for travel 10 the Ohio river, and
ia said to be now in excellent order through
lis whole length.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
O FF4C 1.
DEPARTMENT OF

DEPARTMENT oP STATE,
Washington, Jan. Is, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,