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The national Republican., 1862-07-22
- The Richmond Examiner of the 9Th con.

~ The Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th con.
tains the following local item:
"Persons who visited Oakwood Cemetery on
Sunday state that at least fifty untouched cof-
6ns were lying there In the SUI, and the stencil
arising therefrom was very great. The oorpses
had swollen and some of the collins had burst
open, exposing their decayiDg and ghastly con-
tents to view"
REBEL. EDITOR WOUNDED. Richm ond
Wing Of the 2sth ult. says: ave regret to learn
that John N. Daniel, Esq, editor Of the Rich
mond Erauiner, who was acting a. aid to Gen.
A. P. Hill, had his right arm shattered by q
ball, In the battle yesterday"
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

TIE New WAR PoLIcY.-A few days ago, q
number of Senators. with Mr.. Trumbull at their
head, waited upon the President, and made him
a formal address, fully indorsing the new war
policy Of the President. They were In favor
Of subsisting our troops upon the enemy, Of
using negroes for all military purposes, and Of
pushing the war without further delay.
Mr.. Lincoln replied to their address, and as
a"-.a tA.-. that th.i' visws wero now hss own,
and that hereafter bs should act upon them.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

On Saturday last ten rebel prisoners
arrived in Baltimore. Amongst them, were
Moses s. Grantham, State Senator from Berk-
ley county to the Virginia State Senate; I.
Thornton Young, Confederate postmaster at
Aartinsburg when in possession Of the Confsd-
crates, and Adam Small, member from Mar
tinrburg to the Virginia House Of Delegates,
who were sent to Fort McHenry. The others
were marched 10 the city Jail.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
From Fortress Monroe.
Release,of Federal Prisoners.

FoRTREss NoNRoE, Jaly 2l.-The steamer
Louisiana arrived here this morning with abeut
420 Union soldiers, paroled prisoners, who
were put on board the Louisiana about twelve
miles below Richmond, to which place the
rebels brought them In ambulances, and deliv.
cred them over to our Government to be ex.
changed. They have been prisoners In Rich
mond for seventeen days, and were taken
prisoners at Savage Station aud other places at
the commencement Of the battle, and were At
the time mostly 10 hospital-sick or wounded.
cept that their food was coarse aad bad. About
eighty were sent from here to New York In .
sailing vessel, and the remainder continued on
to Baltimore. ...
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS from RICHMOND.
The steamer Louisiana, Captain William Por-
ter, arrived at Baltimore about six O'Clock
yesterday morning from Adkin's Landing, on
the James river, about fifteen miles from Rich
mond, having on board 1928 sick and wounded
Federal officers and soldiers direct from Rich
mond. The Louisiana first received four hun.
dred and fifteen, Of which one hundred and nine
were commissioned oflcers-inclnding twenty
surgeons and forty.two non-commissioued ofd.
eers, but upon reaching Old Point eighty-sevep,
mostly commissioned officers Of the Northern
Slater, were transferred to the steamer Enter
prise, which was expected to nave dlspatch Tor
New York.
The steamer touched at the Light street wharf
about three squares from the National Ho,el
Hospital, where nearly all were conveyed and
made as comfortable as possible under the cir
cumstances. -.
During the trip from the James river to Bal
timore about twelve died. and were decently
Inferred in the Loudouu Park Cemetery.
The following surp cons attended the SOLDIER
on board und are at least entitled to honorable
mention, for they worked inceseantly three days
and nights with but little rest: Surgeon McRuer
Assistant Surgeon J. II. Case, Of Philadelphia
Assistant Surgeon J. N. Matlook, Of Chester
county, Pennsylvania; and Assistant Surgeons
Waller and Pffaffsr, OF Philadelphia These
gentlemen speak in the highest terms Of Capt
Porter, of the Louisiana, whilst the wounded
declare they were we'll treated during their
seventeen days confinement in the rebel
capital.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Gen. MlTtHEL's cste has been partially exam.
iued, and, according to present indications, will
be dismissed. General Mitchell Is not the man
to be guilty Of any outrage upon dscency or
propristy; bis enemies have attempted too
much, and will make disgraceful failure,
Public confidence In General Mitchell is un-
shaken, and cannot be disturbed by such ridic-
uIous charges as have been preferred by Colonel
Norton,
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
The NGAr1kot0, saso.

The V48oTASS0S 6OCs
. Cars RAos, July 2l.-Ths -stsanaAip Aaie,
from Liverpool on the 18th, arrived Oh this
point at 10 O'Clock this Morning. Her news
advices were intercepted by the newsbost Of
The Associated Press' = =
The Intelligence from The United States In
regard to the fighting before Richmond is
treated a. q severe reverse for the Unionists
by the entire British press, and Gen. McClel-
lan's position IL regarded o. precafious.
Lord Palmerston stated In Parliament that
the British troops would not be withdrawn
from Canada.
The recognition Of Italy by Russia and Prus.
sia has been announced In the Italian Parlia.
ment @ I U
THE MARKETS. ,-
Liverpool, July l2.-Cotton-salss 70 day
5000 bales. The market has fully recovered
from the depression, and closed with an up.
ward tendency and an advance Of Id. on Surats
since yesterday. .u O..
Breadstuffs firm, but quiet .i ~
Provisions fat .p L.
London, July IL, evening. -Consols closed
st 92& to 92A for money.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July l8.-Lebanon, Tennessee,
il In possession Of the rebels.
The rebels, 800 strong, are at Hsrtsvills.
DR.. Rice, Benjamin Daniels, and John Barnes,
respectable citizens, were hung last night ct
Tennessee Ridge, twenty-five miles from Nash
vile, for entertaining men employed in recon
structiug telegrsphio lines.
NASHVILLE, July lS-One thousand and for
ty.six paroled prisoners at Murfreesbero' have
arrived. They are mostly Of the Michigan
Ninth, and some Of Hevitt's battery. There
are no commissioned officers.
The trains run through to Murfreesboro'.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Hon. MR. WIcKLIPrE.-Ths Mobile advertiser
has letter which states that the family Of Hon.
Mr. Wicklifs, the Union n. c. from Kentucky
has entirely deserted him on account Of his
sons are In the rebel army; his two daughters,
one married to Judge Aerrick, formerly Of
Washington, md the other to Senator Yulee,
have given him up, and even his wife declares
again cross the Ohio.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

~ In forty.four counties Of that portion Of
Eastern Virginia lying around Richmond there
are 275,757 slaves and 24O, ,4sO free population
Who doubts that had the slaves Of this region
been early given to understand that our success
WAS their freedom, our army must have been In
Richmond eIe this.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
From the Army of the Potomac.
Returned Mck' and Wounded from Richmond.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TaR POT0MAC,
July!l9.
Everything here is remarkably quiet. The
health Of the troops Is gradually improving.
The Federal soldiers who were wounded and
taken prisoners during the battle Of seven
days, are now being released on their parole,
to be exchanged at some future time.
Lieutenant Colonel Sartzsr, who sccompa
MED the flag Of truce boat to Aden's Landing.
returned on Friday, with a number of officers
and men. They were sent North, to occupy
the hospitals ready to receive them.
All Of the wounded will be released without
any delay.
Many of those reported killed are only
wounded.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Mr.. Pfrsching, an intelligent and highly re-
spectacle German gentleman, who has had
much military experience in lats European
wars, submitted 10 the War Department plsn
for the formation Of Ambulance Oompanies,
after the fAshion Of those in all the armies Of
the civilissd world, exospt our own.
He proposed 10 have an Ambulance Com
pany attached to every division Of the army
which should follow Il into every action, for
the purpose Of taking up its wounded, and 70
carry them back 10 the ambulance wagons, OF
to the places where the resimental surgeons
we're stationed. The further details Of this plan
We will give 10 II. Pnrsohisgs own Language
Every man Of this company should have
navy revolver, . hasohet knspsack half filled
with bis own things, while the other half Is ap'
propriated to stock Of baudages, lint, linen,
TO-, a. they ere necessary 10 prevent the wound
ed from bleeding to death before the assistance
Of surgeon can be obtained; some prepared
sticking plastsrs, and some small bottles with
stimulating essences, 70 revive the wounded, OF
70 enable him TO bear the pains Of bis wound
and Of transportation . large canteen, with
water, To which some vinegar or pure brandy
may be addsd, for the use Of the wounded, IA
qusnch the thirst; small csntesn for the
mans own use cartridge box with belt; Z
small box on the cartridge box belt, with some
lint, bandages, 60, for immediate use. The
half Of litter, Of my own construction, weigh
Ing not more than about pounds, and not en-
ounbering the man more than an ordinary
musk t II not in use this half litter Il carried
over the shoulder like musket. Two men Of
this company would always keep together, and
by means Of their two halves they fern q
litter, with q cover, on which they carry the
wounded from the battle field. Every man
would have small whistle to give signals 10
other members Of his company.
The men would have TO be particularly se.
lected for the service, and To undergo par.
dcular drill and instruction for their particu
lar and various duties on the battle field. The
ambulance corps should have an independent
orgsuisAtion, and be under the command Of
chief oflcsr. The drivers Of the ambulance
wagons should be under the control Of the Of
fcers Of the ambulance companies"
This, briefly, is the plan submitted to the War
Department, sni by It referred to Surg. Gen.
Finley, who sent il TO the medical director Of
the army OF the Potomac, and he reported
against the plan, for the reason that ample ar.
rangemsnts bad been made for the proper care
Of the wounded, which has not been verified
by facts.
Secretary Stanton saw the necessity Of some
systematio organisation, and looked with favor
upon this plan. 1t was also approved by Gen
erals Casey, Doubleday, King and Carl Schurs
but the whole medical faculty opposed 1t, and
the plsn was dropped. Now that we have o
new medical director, and new surgeon gen
sral, We hope this plan, with oil its detair, will
again be submitted, and adopted, unless some
thing better can be suggested.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Positive Information has been recsived here
stating that General Cartons expedition from
California, consisting Of ten companies of in.
fantry, five OF cavalry, and q battsry-regulars
and volunteers reached Santa Barbara,
In Arizona, in safety and fine condition. There
General Carleton formed junction with the
force under Gen. Candy.
Their junction secures the driving of the
rebels out Of Mesilla Valley, as we'll as out of
the northern tier Of the counties of Texas, and
the restorst on to the authority of the United
States of Fort Fillmore, Arizona, and Fort
Bliss, Texas.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

GENERAL PopE.-Every day increases the
enthusiasm In favor Of General Pope. His last
order will be read with pain by the rebels in
this vicinity, inasmuch as they will no longer
be able to communicate with Richmond via
Fredericksburg.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
A CABINET QUESTION:

IT'S Whispered in the Cabinet OF lac,
Dyspel sia was the subject of debate:
"War" with "ths Navy" didn't quite agree.
As to the healthiest Kind Of food ~ sc,
And estate and Treasury" differed on the ques|
tion,
What kind of Pies were easiest Of digestion;
Crackers and Cakes received attention due,
Candies we're cASDIDLr considered too,
Until uprose member and decisred
OF all nice things by bak RS vet prepared,
Crackers, Pits, Cakes, rich Candies and the rest,
Dayton's were most digestible and best.
Need 1t be said thar wisdom so superior,
Came from that Bureau, known as the "IsrIRIoR.
DAYToN'S Bakery, 456 Eleventh STREET, between
q and II streets. 22-ssslw
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER has printed Il great
policy of the President Of the United States.
He expressly asserts that slavery is the cause
of the present civil war.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

CoRINTH, July l9.-Gen. Hallsck's departure
was unattended by any demonstration. Few
were aware Of it. He Travelled in a common
freight car, without any guard.
A special order, issued before leaving, places
Gen. Grant in command Of his army and Gen.
Pope's old army, together with the divisions Of
Gems. Quimby and Mitchell, Of Kansas, giving
him the largest force, next to Gen. Mcclellan,
In the field.
The district Of West Tennessee, under him, is
to include the district Of Cairo and Mississippi,
and part Of Northern Alabama.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Thomas H. Hstchsll,
Of Philadelphia, an employee on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, was crushed to death
yesterday, between two cars, in Alexandria.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

GIN. MrrcHEL's FAMILY SAPE.-Gen. Mitch
els family was on the train from Huntsville,
Ala, on Saturday last, when 1t Was thrown
from the track, but, we are happy to state,
they received no injury.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

mr. Gen. HALLEcK is expected here TO day.
he has left Order No. 3 behind him, aud will
probably soon give another order, more In
accordance with humanity and common sense
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Col Van Valkenburgh is the colonel and
VIM Divsn the lieutenant colonel Of the Steu-
ben District regiment. Both went home from
their seats in Congress tsn days ago to raise this
regiment. Noble patriotism
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

RUssIA.--It is stated from ST. Petersburg-.
where trade 10 literally at a stand-stiil, and
where II il dangerous to consign goods-that Of
the fl 000,90O Of property estimated to have
been destroyed by the recent fires, only about
G220, 900 was covered by insurance. .
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

n Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best ID
the Worid.-William A. Batohelot,s celebrated
from patuie warranted not to injure the Hair In th
least remedies the Ill edeots Of bad dyes and invg
Sv ssss the Hair for life. GREY RED, or RUSTi1
HAIR Instantly turns Q splendid Black or Brown
leaving the bslr soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, 90.
sSs The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM AL
BHfCHELOfs, m ne four SIDE, Of each boz.
Factory, No 81 Barclay street, (Lntc 233 Broad
way and 10 Bond New York my 2sly
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
An inn ated Account ofthe Recent Attack
on our Transports on James River.

MEAPHIs, July 1.-THE Grenada Appeal of
the 18th contains dispatch stating that the
full that our [rebel] lines have been brought
closer to Richmond, but large force has been
left Immediately 10 front Of the enemy's position
az an obstruction. Gen. Stuart, last Monday,
with few pieces of artillery, again made the
circuit of McClellsn's position and reached
james river below him, and opened fire on q
large feet Of transports, sinking one and Grip
pling several others" d.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
O r FICI AL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

aS- NOTICE.-The Laaies' Soldiers he
ins FESTIVAL, for ths bsneat Of the lick and
wounded soldiers, on Monday, July a1st. Itis pro
posed 10 hold the Festival In the grounds adjoining
fhs resideuce of Mrs. Jane Farnharn. ooroer O
Eleventh and NJ streets Refreshments and flower
viil BE- lurpishsd on the occasion. AL who synpa
thjse With the object OF the association are cordl
invited to attend TO commence NJ TX O'Clock
Admission 10 cents jyH
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
I q. q ID. w. BATES,
- Practical Clock and Watch RspairsrS aud

Jewellers

No. A3l street, one door belo v Seventh street.
All styles Of CLOCKS repaired at residepo;s by
leaving address, and warranted to give satisfaction
for year. All styles OF CLOCKS for sale At the
lowest cash prices All orders attended to with
Oromptpese And diepstoh. jyA-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

STRAYGD OK STOLEN.-On SATURDAYJ
- about IL m from post at the Patent Oinoe, II
front of the Post Once, a BLACK MARE; sar i'd
the forehead about fifteen hands high; marked "UI
on left ahonder; splint on right fore leg libI
eral reward Will be paid for her return TO Chapai
q. g. GOSS, AT Columbian College ANY informsl
ton concerning the mare may be left aI this OfCs
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

c. Cook was ordered on the 7th instant to the
United States steamer Penguin.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Another Order from Gen. Pope, Cutting
OF the Communic alton Between WASH
inSton and Richmond.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
Washin gton, July 81.
General Orders No. Q.
Hereafter no person will be allowed TO visit
Fredericksburg, Warrenton, or other places
near the lines Of the army, except by authority
direct from these headquarters. Passes for this
purpose will only be granted to persons pre-.
senting proof Of their loyalty to the United
States, upon their giving full and satisfactory
explanation Of the nature and importance Of
the business requiring the journey.
BY command Of Major General PoPE:
GEORGE D. RUGGLEs,
COL, A. A. G., and Chief Of Staff.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

~ Special aotice.--On and after Tuesday
April ,IsB2, the trains on the Baltimore and 0hl
Railroad will commepoe running daily, (Sundsy
exoeptedO leaving this Station ut 7.<0 q. m, ant
connecting at Washington Junction with Mai
Train for oil parts Of the West ria Wheeling o
checked W.P. SMITH,
NJ. Of Transportation h. h o. r. X
ap1-du TStar Globel
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

G. q. Stevens was arrested at Baltimore and
sent to Fort McHenry, on Saturday, charged
with sending medicines and letters to the
South. .-I
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Hon. JOsEPH Holt is said 10 have changed
his views, and Is now in favor Of the Presidents
policy.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

WARRENToN, July 2l.-It is reported In Sc
cession circles, this morning, that Jackson is at
or near Gordopsville with large force. They
Affect to have received direct Intelligence to
that effect.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Gen. BURNSIDE wishes few more men to fill
up his ranks.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

~ Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor kills an
Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In
sects, 80 All genuine bsan the signature Of =
LYON and not pos;onos y pCG s,. .r o. domestic a"maI
Lyou's Powder kills sll insects In q trce,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere D. g.. BARNES,
an pso-TTssm 202 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

~ Subscribers to the Kspubiican, is|
Georgetown or the seventh ward (lslandl who fail
to receive their papers regularly will obligs th{
agent, O. j Delphey, BY leaving. NOTICE at Md
when all delinquencies will be promptly attended
IN n may n
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

ID Bank of France
No. 1892, year 1885, one hundred francs
s32, 1850, thou,and "
3" 1921, " 1859, " thousand
Were stolen on Saturday night last Bankers and !
Brokers are qaesed not t, buy thtm but to arrest
the parties presenting them, ana hand them to
ihs police. jy2l-3t*
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

81 Law Notice. ROBERT ]. WALkEl
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice Law
In the Supreme and Circuit Courts, Court Of Clsi MS
Courts Martial, Boards Of Commissioners, and De
partments. Aided BY two other assooiates, NJ PED
Of an extensive business will Be neglected. Addrt
WALKER h STANTON, office 285 + street, Wash
ington, d @. ap 23-sn.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

~ The Hon. John Covods, OF Psnnsylvs-
MIA, declines reelection TO Congress.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
CommIssionsr Of The General Land OMos.

NorE.-Undsr the regulations of the Department,
made for advertising proolamations, except to suoh
publishers ns are specially authorized to publish by the
Commit sloner Of the General Land Omoe,
'iune l3-WlSw.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Township No. 81, of range2. SO
Townships Nos. 81 and 81, of range3 I
Townships Nos. 81 and 80, Of Iepge4.
Townships Nos. 81, 81, 33, and 81, Of range 8.
Townships Nos. 81, 90, S3, 81, and SO, of ranged.
Townships Nos 81, 80, 83, "a, and 35, OF rapge7.
Townships Nos. 81, 80, a3, and 81, Cf range 8.
Townshioe Nos 81 and so, of range8.
TOwnships Nos. 81 and 80, of range 10.
Townships Nos 81 81, -, SO, 49, 81 ss, ss 40, and
Il, Of range II. ''
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
military, and other purposes, together with the
swamp and oyerhowed lands made thereby unit
for cultivation, any, granted to the State by the
sct entitled not to enable the State Of Arkansas
and other states, to reclaim the swamp lands with.
10 their limits approved September %, 1850, will
be excluded from the sale. W.T.
The offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the day appointed, and will proceed in the order
In which they arc advertised until the whole shall
have been esred, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry Of any Of tine lands will be ad
misted until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand Sr the city OF Washington,
this thirteth day of May, ammo Domini, one thou
sand eight hui dred and sixty.tw0
By the President:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
j. M. EDnuNps,
Commissioners of the General Land ONCE
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
Coilsss Professors rurnins Soldiers.

CollsBs PfofessOfs Turhhh8 BoIuiefs'
Professor Chamberlain, OF Bowdoin College,
has been offered aud has accepted the colonelcy
Of the Twentieth Maine regiment II Is also
stated that Professor Chadbourns has accepted
the colonsloy OF Massachusetts, regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
From COrin t h.

Departure Of Gen. Hallsck for WashiAg.
G0n-Gsn. Grant Succeeds H1m-Ex.
tenslve hhipmsnts OF Cotton.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
j, M, EDhUNDS,
Commissioners Of the General Land ONCE
Notice 10 Pre-emption 6laimants.

Every perssn entitled to the right of pre.smption
to any Of the lands within the townships and to Of
townships above enumerated required to establish
the same to the Satisfaction Of the Register and Re-
osver Of the land Sice and make Paymsot therefor 10
fore the day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale of the lauds embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited.
/. - j. II. EDMUNDS,
Commiaaioner Of the General Land O1io>,
The national Republican., 1862-07-22
DUMOes > FROM REBHLDOM.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE DAYTON BAKERY,
456 Eleventh Street.

just RECEIVED AT THE DAYTON BAKERY,
456 Eleventh Street.
Startling rumors from Se:essiai
Awful failure Of ofsuppiies!
Bread" the cry Is, "sweeter ,fresher,
Splabread crackers, cakes and pies
Davis can't Withstand the pre&ure,
Cobb Is frightened beyond Isessure,
Memmnger, who guards ths treasure %
sobs and wipes his weeping syes.
Ofthe good thir gs made by Dayton,
Have they heard the famishid train
Has some prisoner who has stt one
Tried the flavor to explain
Crackers, pies that never safe ,ne,
Candies, cakes, to give . fetepn-
Things like these dio he diia,don,
TIL they shrieked with hunger PAIN
Is 1t true, this rumored offrrs
Would they urop the arms thy WELD
Ifof DAYIoN's pies proffer
Should be made them Oh the field
Like enough-esch Union scooter
Has palate and TITS ,ouRhtr
For those matchlass pies to suffer,
Than 10 eat and say I'VE yieid y
DAYTON'S Bakery and Depot for ths famol
"Split Bread" Boston and Pic Mic Crackers. Fam
ly Pies, Cakes, Candies, Ice Cream, 30 Priva,
saloon for ladies'. jy 22-eolw
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

EyDWAaD LYCETT,
T. 40 q TX BT NJ III HEly
No. 17l .Pennsy'uania aus., Washington, D. c.
Books bound In svsry styis, Tzrksy, MOROCCO. Rpsj
y. Asd Osis lunAY-Al
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

A1Union Prayer BIeetiny.-The Unio{
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon thu
week, 10 New York Avenue church, (Rev. DR.. GurI
ley's) commencing ct o O'Clock, and containing oni
hOur tv2