Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-24
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THE TRIAL OF GEr. foHTER.--The inquiry
OF the court with respect TO the conduct OF this
gentleman, viii, is said, have reference to
the report OF Gen. Pope, which first made Its
appearance In the New York Herald
FrNAscrAL.-some New York bankers have
been here for some days, endeavoring TO induce
Secretary Chase to raise all monies needed by
the Government In future by loans, and not to
make any 'ur'ner issue Oh oe"ano notes.
HERsoHEL V. JOHNSON. - This gentlemen
nAs peeh eiee'ea 'o"'eoe'a'e o'a'eS eenA'or
rom Seorgia. .#afl r.Ir,... e
sroSEwALL JAcKsoS.-The whereabouts OF
this man seems to be very much matter OF
doubt and speculation. Sometimes we are In
formed that he is ct Harper's Ferry and about
nSn'"s ra'u i"'o "a'y'aa' """ '"e saA'
70 '0'"''"e " oo,uo"' "N ',u -
,,a,on ,,,,n ,ho ;n,en,,on or ,.r,re tho sort,o.
o.,,on. =, A Ar,,no,on .na ,rrn,rr ,he,r onr. on
,ho o,,v
rv,or.-uouv srr,rr. ,.s ,.on .v.o-
u,od nv ,he r.hs,. The Confederate o.rsrs,.
d,a no, con.,asr ,he,r ,o,,,,or there ,en.b,e 1,
4, at, rh., a.. ,o,n,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, or,r,.r.
., Ahhv,v,,,. nrssnm,ng ,h., our force. will
M, attach than ,bers M.pv of tho rebcl so,.
diers are without blankets, and otherwise very
deficient in clothing,
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HiLhoAp heoiphsi ne aee'ue.' '. NV
boston shu "A'ne faino@u P'o'ss W n~'e D' oesn
very serious a''A''el. % o,'on pap..'
nave pre''y iun aeoouu'e VI :"
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Ihere are sara 70 oe many reoe'' !" "''"s ''
Leesourg anu har'insourg'
The recent rains have greatly raised the Po-
tomac. This, II nothing else, viii put stop
to raids into Maryland and Pennsylvania.
MosuE.-Tbere is said TO be a great deal of
excitement in Mobile for fear the city will be
attacked by our forces. There are not many
rebel troops there. Mobile should he captured
as soon as possible. II is an important point
to us, .s.F ....' ". f.. .au
DEATH OF GENERAL PArrrRsos.-Brip, Gen,
Frank Patterson was found dead In his tent,
near Fairfax Court House, at an carly hour
Saturday morning. He was a son of Major
General Robert Patterson, Of Philadelphia. He
was in command of the New Jersey brigade.
THE FLORIDA ExpEpIrIoS.-Hon. Ell Thayer
Ia now in Washington making the necessary
arrangements to carry out his plan of restoring
the state OF fiorida 70 the Union. we nave no
DOUBT OF the success OF TINS enterprise, 10
carried out upon inc p'ah susees'eo ny Mr.
mayer. S oo'h just anu 'eaS'o'e'
GENERAL McDowELL.-it Is understood that
the court of inquiry Into the conduct Of
this general commences .o-aay' we oene''
all the prehminaries are au)us'ea' ana II al 'he
re'eiauohs "heh can oe proauceu come oeiore
'he court anu are perni''eo 70 'rahsp'rc' ue
puphc may look ior sonhe s'ar'iing uo'eiop'
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ihh oRiNsMAph oAsf'-ihe case oi 'ne I'M
. pr'sohmeh' Oh inns iaays producing soihe'hihe
G o sensanoh IN new iork' IN washington
Z anu III hhe, throughout the country. 'ni'
r iadyb statements are reliable, some omciais &c
n not appear IN TINS transaction 10 the pest ad
a vantage. we await the iuii de"one"'em oi thi'
case win some interest.
AQUA CREEK.-The railroad between Aquii
a Creek and Fredericksburg is said to be in goot
n running order, with the exception of the bridges
, and these will be put In thorough order In few
= days.
v Grsrp., Hooxrp oeperai has not vs
n been able IN ride on borseback. but moves wit,
e the army in an ambulance. When there 4
ano,har ba,,,. 10 cod sn,rss h,s ,ise ,hsrs r,l
be a good report of him, notwithstsndin hi
inability to mount his horse.
Fprnyp,cxssupa.-T rebels have /, Is as