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The national Republican., 1862-06-25
Crliu.,nsi Court.

June 23-The Jury returned verdict OF
"n6t guilty " In the case against Frank Sher
man. James Hepburn (oolorsd) WAS convicted
OF larceny. william Luther and John Cochran
were discharged from jail ut the suggestion Of
the Grand Jury. g., Nt
June N.-Ryland B. Pennington, Esq., Of
Delaware, was, on motion Of B. 8. Davis, Esq.,
admitted to practice ~ m attorney Of this
court. Mr.. p. Was admitted 70 the Circuit
Court ut its last term. #rsit.t 10
The case Of the United States against Hiram
J. King occupied the attention Of the court to
the close Of the session. This 10 an NOTION ol
assault and battery instituted BY Lewis H
at tho Avenue House last fall, and refused 40
pay his bill, one month, alleging that chAfge
Tor fuel was not correct. After repeated dc.
msnds on the part Of Mr.. King, and refusal on
Mr.. WIS baggage to secure the money! This
oaussd y dispute, and eventually brougt i forth
this suit. I.t,,t
The national Republican., 1862-06-25

Hsasiy ~ uUgmm isspts sfs91s1toqi
kssA ass stisllAAA sdns yx(oaengDsRuss
uoa svssy d9yglpaesstAelGe ~ eys4
10 regular ssbSSibsssi a6vSfttN v0tn1I
cote aoeor1nev. sdl tsbsu t.r- ,,st tef ~, -, n
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
Onn~a.oaua.t Exaroaaaa.

Rev. Dr.. Gurley's church having been court.
eously offered for the purpose, the Interesting
mmencement exercises OF Columbian College
will take place 10 that church to-day, commsuc.
ing at II O'Clock. ~ ,la D.. % --.lasA
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
Treatment Of the Wounded ~

Ono day last week, Senator PostsI( made the
following statement on the hoor Of Ne Senate:
Zone OF the wounded NJ WinoheSlsr had his
leg amputatsd, and was laid down ybcu the door
near the door Of the room. A surgeon soon
told by the poor man that his leg wHs Just taken
him because hs was In his Wayl He was, a.
may be-. Ss supposed VOC drunk to kno" "hA. be
II is due the soldisrs and people that those
drunken ofiosrs, who thus treat the men that
have volunteered u nppress this rebellion,
should bs disuissed "ncs. We oxn scarcely
afford to meet the resd 70 Of whisky drinking
In this way. ... .'pI v.hru5.
The national Republican., 1862-06-25

OFEIOE OF THE COMMlSsIOnE ERs un-
~ der the sot Of April 10, 1852, entitled " Au act
for the relsass of certain persons held to seryse
labor In the District Of Columbia" Tu.
CIR HALL,
wAsHMaIon CIrr, ID. G.,
... June 7, 1899,
Ordsysd, That the time fur hiing statement IN
writing or schedule with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia provided In the
9th section Of the above aot be- and the same here
BY, extended 10 the fr.t Of July next .,,
WIN. X. WOODWARD.
js0dtyl Clsrk.
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n,. r. SsSs; "a ~ q e. -:
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= the psbl.e service nay rsqsirs.
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nsl.le.3 .s!is!s = syssei.s es-sei3 % eosssass
ss = sp.s sss:s "a &. "a ss::s.s sfs
sios peid Bhsssst 90 ~ Ssetlss1 psiss sSaN b.
argsd to!ths sostrasses all'ds1ssssd n ths .ss-
!9sas g AZ scoosns for ne quarter during whisA
s1hs ssbi1lssi sske1a6 spso1Sss . ssssiy . sss
Aov BE- doSe, the amount, quality ,ssd Nosaptioa Of
sess oftet aItic!es liksly 70 bs EquLsd
s!sss.. - sossr.ss = 81 ~ - sers =
,ss sls:.ss sSESss snsy = assssa .sst sAvss,
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fSouefy " y ore ttprtl ~ fN AiUTIars Vi d
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
The Thirtssnth street Sewer

Again gave way yesterday, In consequence Of
The abundant rain, and the avenues and sire eli
south OF 1t were xgsin flooded. This place has
been frequent source Of xnnoyanos and OK
pense. We hope that this sewer will be 80 con
structod rs TO prevent future trouble.
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
seidisrs 4. che Pe.it.ntiasy, .

1t Ia about time that some Of the abuses Of
our brave volunteers wers stopped. q A. Sev
hundred OF them wsrs ioonansd In the District
Penitentiary Tor tyivixrohonoes.J y ~. a
Ono man Was sentenced 10 the Psnitentiary
for walking on the srso, another fos sskisg Z
shirt, anothsr Tor taktngA pound or tWoT q
march upon the enemy without they we're fur.
nished with weapons 10 hght with, or defend
thenselves-ons chaplain 0r encouraging this,
and himself and son both nshung 10 sustAin, 1
government Whioh turns rouud and trea1 them
thus; and whom Senator Harris went TO Adju.
tAnt General Thomas' o1loe ~ sse about this
matter, he could get no sAtslhot10a.
Would II not be- well II some of stho "tvveNf.
larities'' of this regular ofioer vsre locked lf.
ter! .HG iIsFT IsvEff 4 R,by - E.F.1 q. 4
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
CrAA. Oon.
Co0nunioatsd,

/xHusiorb have oflate bssn made in your paper
~ ~ Abturd fact that the houSshofds Of many
citn dmsSrs Of the Government, IN Washtnsto1, j,
sssS sss:ss q ssaI!sss y Y. ooysrDns9t eve y shs
And pthels. ltAAak tkat sot otntslligent nenbsS
N me epmmunity - isnorantof The fSct thus
A1Se5d.. But the case does not, u ny cyisloa,
Iean }tgislaton. t6anh D seamiss(on r. you
,holdsFs . smsslvss, invits ASif kmiliss 70 take
9 certain oath Of fidelity, and 10 each CASE re-
cord thS fesponss, slioited., Upou. this, record
sysry 8sSrsiary could act intsllig gsntIy Ind with
wise 0isdrssion. ne Wrsler ~ 0ppeoed 10 20.
PRDCAUTIoN
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'g AAuseensn4s. - es.og

Grown: T.sATss.-Ths great Irish scenic
Of the mod sAAsntng and juesly .easssceA
I,:': :Sshas 81 The Rss,Sss Mt VIZ Sis
he x: large I.ss0. =. - q SS Ssss ~ e 10
greatest smVdut of nsssy ever kseva 70 hAye
ofsG sns s:'.;e 6 E e. snSs ~. =:
q q: p,:ot e ~ SS9 css:: sss -
atre Of the eo.stry. Nv. NlSs n Ucppslssn
10 decidedly lhis Ssst past, - 4ssdin< biz m.
menss SCOPE for ~ nany gfess abnttes, q
@ss'0ssp "saS ss s IS ~ s;sss ss.s sos
bly have been pssSsnssd n Z s6stisr nsssss
than i has been q nanAssf 3rgvsfh th.sefe.
"The Bridss u f0Arryowsnn tM bS Ntthdrawe
s'f r., csS ,ss :sst so,,s Cs: s scsSs
he introducss the yS.ees wrssse tor hia, upon
the gallant iSfsh tssthy rsStssns. asrss ori iei
CAxrmsUaY.-NotwIshs wIshstAndinE thSta @snsnt
state Of the wsAtssF, . ASgA Stqyd q Idle
we're In attsadapssass " liaapse JsetsrdAy
ns..ss S aSd ,ss ~ Ssrs S,s:: s:s: ~
formsd ~ Ne s'tslsnted Stars." The eharlsns
Brent, has ssinsd Tor III / Scst c2 s1si,srs,
and she 10 pfosounosd BY The host ccnpetpnt
Ss'; Ss!s e :. :: :sn:'s: n 4 sss ~ %
sweet melody should hssr hss. 1hslosely Fan.
frstta, As ths rover stn, on ths eight sepes As
bswitchios lii!ls airy NE: n.ristta Essl; IN
Mons. valardA., tie best ,nsAls daHeee 80 che
world; and the celebrated beigrist 6foshots,
together with Mons. Alsx. ZsnfrsttA,s Ia hia
wooden. shoe dance on the tight rope, tin up.
pear to night In one Of the best pee1lsna4ecSe
yet offered, ipoludlng the lsughsSls cenls pan.
.omime. sMovp Cook !" 70 ~a'oh the R.'sl 4
uoupe appear ., Z -.sssr y " !. e.,
Opp PnrLovS HALL.-wa advise oar readers
by ali means 10 drop into this Han and enjoy
the rioh feast for the eye and Intellect whick
Measrs. Stanley and Conant have rsAdy tot al
their visitovs. TIE entrance of the gkllAnt An.
derson and bis small command Into Fort Sum
ter, is life-liks and spirited scene, which In.
vAriably elicits the warmSet expressions Of
admiration. Thsn, the Burning Of Norfolk
Navy Yard, View Of Fortress Monroe, the Nig.
sissippi 0unboAta, the Bull Run Battle, An1
many other sosnes, are full Of beauty and tl'
tsrest. ~
r1s. 80 zf' III
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
nROFOsALs Fur COAL.

DROFOsALs FOA COAL. ... .rl, ..
OvvIcs Sur'r PUBLIC PnIsriaa,
WaakiAHos, Juas 10, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS, 70 be endorsed % PrPo.
sals fbr Oal,n viii BE- received by the undersigued
S'Sock' % ior Or The delivery Of ihIss hundred tons of
bsst quality CUMBERLAND COAL" run q the
mine"-suitable for burning In the furnscs Of .
steam Engine, TO be delivered In the yard Of the
0overnmsnt Printing Ofnos free Of expense One
hun ed tons must be delivered preyioas 70 the let
Of September, and the entire quantity previous TO
the LIST Of November 1863, payment to be made when
the whole shall have been delivered.
JNO. d. DEFREES,
10 H-eoot Superintendent.
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lnsas RuSSspl ossIls.

ns.s, Hssy 4. Hail 90, Of Bcstos who have
.sosi IS he ssmssl, asd our sltssss a. procure
Ind,s R1pbs. Coed q svsrz aesoIip,lon. elected
hon he !s,Pe. ssoet Of Gam 0eod the world, g
NH street. Doston; aud Ne wosid pastculariy call
~ st.ntioa q Plsnbsss, DrsssiH., Clothing deal
GaH doods, q II ofdsss Fsesivs1 by Hsssss. Hail
L 90 Will BE- Forwarded By hghtalpg sxprsss trains
et nansfhsssies's prizes. Fdeh PcsS. thereby sav:
this oAer List Of prices and disSosnn Forwarded BY
% al when desired. tIHkW Il
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
WSm gton, June H. lso1. arg 01
PRorosALs Oh WATER AsD GAS.
-. AssISASr Qua ARTsRMAsflR's OgIIcs,
Corner Eightseath md G atEests,

srALrD pRoposmIs vI Ss yusi ,,Ssi,s M !, ~,
office until Wedns' day, the 9Sth day Of Juss, lsa2
at O'CLOCK, p N for he introduoinx Of Water and
Gas into the Medical Paryeyor'r Siorehoase on
Of " ashington. ... ~. 49,.
For apsoinostons, application must BE- nade 10 tbs
Medical Purveyor at sald storehouse.
The work to be completed within Avs days amer
the signing Of the contraot. -.
The work TO be subject 10 the Inspection OF n in
spector appointed on the part Of the Govsrnnent.
Payment to be made upon the satisfAosory compile.
ito Of the contract. ~. T..
Proposals. must be addressed to Capt Y Camp,
sss ant Quartsrmaster U. Q. Amy, and should ks
plainly ma ksd Proposals for introducing Water
and Gas" je 23-d3t
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
silvsr-PIassA wars

y Anybody In waat Of siiyer PLATED Ware, Spoons,
Fosks, Csstora, Bsttsr Dishes, Cresmers, Syrup
eaiI q the D0LLAR STORE, lss Psnnsylvspia ave.
n.s ssM Foer: halt street, ana supply them
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
TO AQUA CREEK
.. AND
II 1 ~ E y PO 1 N II ..

The Potomac Steamboat Company '."
WILL dispstch beat from the loot Of Seventh
w street, Washington, every moruipg, CSundays
exoerHsd 1t sig O'Clock for Acquia Greek, stopping
at Msrburys Landing. Rstusniag, will issys A.
quia Creek every day, Sundays sxoeptsdJ d one
o'eloik ,. m. ..a.. .fi. ... ~
In connection, freight boat Will run every day.
For freight and passage, apsly on board the boats.
On Saturdays, the boat leaving st six O'Clock in
the morning will extend her trip to Pinsy Roist,
and principal internsdia,s landings RetsSpiog,
leave Pinsy Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening. .. ''.. VOL.
Fare to Acquia Creek, %. Found tsip,Ss
Fare TO Pinsy Point, %. Islr. ... r......
For freight, or passags, apply to frsshs sssss On
the Vharves. va
washi gton. June II, 1901. IFr r7r
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fhoto.raph saifs asIlssy.

We all the attention Of our rssdsrs to new Pho.
togrs pho Gallery which has lately been established
By ChaA Weiths, at No. Sas Ssvsith street, between
aksnin the highest stys e tss art st the cheapest
fAiss A present, worth from twehiy I've oen's 10
two dollars, d given with eaoh picture je 23-lm
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
Died,

fNA UAAOs
.,ss 2: Y; :o:: .;ss s1 &; ~ s:asL L.:
TINE Eisnds ef,.hs family are invited to At.
tend the funeral, thia, Aftsrnoon at O'Clock,
nom his fathers rssldenos, on Thirtssuth, be.
tween @ andH strsets.) '7'
Also. On the 10th pApsilp theip sssoond aen,
GAsALvfS, sssd years and months. - ..tir,
"Na MT, but goss SskSrs" Tks lilt,s SSvss, a
50 lseely nsstIsd o. thy brsatt, are Soss L 81.
Safe nestled 10 the ask Of L,svs Divissig bo,.a
eecufe from sll the storms Of lifs. and hssd y
81 :s!sh olo,sd, Will - s - 10y hoy IsEe -
ofidnoossos was rsdiaht rossd shsir Ssth',, o
- california pspsss plssss COPY f,s' y" =.
% tts slth instant, FLoRA, daughter ~ Geo.
". and CaAaie Bradford, aged months. ,'as1ef
The ipnaral will take place on Wednesday. st
street. The friends Of the family are requested
TO attend. Hrs ,,~,,rg -gg,,0 - i,
|yaiE BaakiS9 Rasss. . o. 'rs.,a 20
The following are the rats at which bankers
snS er9s:rs ,s. are snysi snd s.n sns T sos .n
gBsyins. selling.
SSld;. Sli;. '..''.''si psr.cc. prem. per e.pr:n.
Demand notes III
Banks Of issue IN Warrington and Georgetown:
5Fi, Warrington. 81 0sorystoson.
sssf t q q %swssSiSssoas n Ssns. '' A'
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce. =
Farms and Mech. B'nk. 49, - -.
The Farmers and Mschanios' Bank and the
Bank Of Conmenos isssus notes Of the dsnomi.
nation Of one dollar and upwards.
-
The national Republican., 1862-06-25

LII THE BEST COOKING STOVES,
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND gr-
HoUsEKEEPld9 ARTICLES,
:. OF ALL KINDS.
Camp furniture Aaa Tin ware, ., ,bs Nd Of
..." W. n. AARROvBR,
mar S-oo No. ~ Asvsath styssa-
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......,l....sIxs.R.s1 s1sSH.Yuaz

Aa.,.ss a., s...' '..ss i dlSEsi isalssi. SsaesY Yaaa,
paseed down the Avenue, ysstsrAey, n lsscortine
TO the dsptt the rsmains Of Capt IA B. Asf.
'ss,k sS,'a = Jhs s..S Raet oss
- Il friends d warsaw, WyoIise eeSS1v,
New York.
I . ,,lS" *" oTc-i hnE sqnactsi
s,s y. q kboersohidsy asAp Qhsistasas, Dodnsr
slS arrsSted By the Fourth ward police yes:
'ssecol lhoSmer. .SharEine them 9Th adultery,
yeey Nerp retale0fSk ~ BVayti ward stasion
~ s!sssst hearing. ~ sus,ies walter. -
The national Republican., 1862-06-25

FAMILIES wishing large, airy Rooms,
II with transient boarding, can be suited by apply.
ing st Ills Chestnut street, rhiladelphia.
10 28-1ms
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
CANTERBURY HALL.

Crowded nightly with the very Arst citizens Of
Washington, and proaounoed to b the nost talented
eombinstien Of STARS IN THE COUNTRY.
The national Republican., 1862-06-25

The following are the rats at which banker
And brokers are buying and selling gold IN
-siissr-the legal tender notes being ths stand
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
OLA1s No l.1PW1.

70 rsass 6lns deny sss - ~, anA Sulsd - Gar.
Dc. psttsss. ~ sad ~, per rsam.I ~
rsams vi, ~ sAp, Aeayy, ru)ed 10 stop pat.
s,SYeSsH W. Ne ssps,ussds 70 ssop psssss,, p.r
4 u IT.. Eas.ssA Ib.se LAID sp, ruled to stop
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
WANTS.

w A'nI1s'o' ni1 $50 .x..s 'Aoroav..
whNTED-so ssnaIss 70 leAsA y, ,naae skfre
persoa oaa, IN shSgs I'm, Saks, ~ WA. ffpi
" to 81 Tnavrs. for pastienlArs. AZ ;Si esyt4th 4
rsf--r-. 'tss1' .H4# +-..-'-t '---i 1922
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

any menaces, says to stop the fools who
would not stop before the flag which has
given freedom to Italy it might be pain
full necessity imposed by honor but it
would not be solution of the military
gesture 1t would not settle the political
question fasfts
The Paris correspondents of the Lon
don Times believes notwithstanding the
Constitutioners denial of the statement,
that NJ Lavalett has given to the Pope
some assurances ofthe support of France
as represented. assasa5
ATcHIsoN, Kansas, Sept 5d.-Beni.
Halliday, proprietor of the overland
stage line, and J. Whitney, Jr., arrived
to-day. Their time overland from Car
son Valley to this place, is reported to
be II days and one hour, including Ii
hours detention this side of Salt Lake
No Indians were seen. They represent
the new mail route over the Cherokee
tract as excellent Halliday stated after
the 10th instant stages will pass daily,
through Denver city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

"a ST. LOUIS, Sept Srd-Governor Gam
BILE yesterday made requisition on the
banks & saving Institutions for $3.50, 600,
to purchase arms for the government
The requisition was made in emancipation
of money to be collected on the recent as
sessment order.
We understand the banks have respond
ed favorably, and placed the amount at
the disposal of the Governor. A hope is
entertained by the secessionists that the
order would not be enforced for the whole
amount This is dissipated. The whole
amount will be collected.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

II BALTIMORE, Sept 3d.-The American
of this city, publishes the following spe-
cial dispatches in its evening edition.
WASHINGTON, Sept 3d-The enthusi-
asm of the army upon hearing of the APP
pointnent of Gen. Mcclellan to com
mand is represented as wildly enthusi-
astic. They are now ready to turn back
and meet the enemy at once. This feel
ing extends throughout the whole army
of Virginia, and even the sick and
wounded join in the general rejoiceings,
There is no panic here now. All feel
confident and secure.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

No MAn-s-It appears that the new
line that is to supply our town with mails
have made complete let down " of it.
During these exciting times our citizens
expect to keep posted in regard to what
is transpiring in our armies, but. the ir-
.regularities of the mails are such that
that Qualifications denied This stage of
water requires smaller boats to cross the
sand bars between here and Evansville.
These boats should be Immediately sup
piled by the contractors or they should
give up the contract to some one who
will put them on the route Metropolis
(HL) Democrat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3d.-A previous
dispatch mentioned that Stonewall Jack
son was marching on Baltimore, via.
Leesburg. The following is the report as
published in the Inquirer: We have a
report that jackson is on his way to Bal
timore via. Leesburg, with 10000 men
and he intends crossing at, or near, Ed
wards ferry. The dispatch telegraphed
from here on Monday, intimating that
the New York Tribune hadbeen ordered
to be closed, had no foundation in fact
The statement was made with no other
purpose than to appease the mob. ~
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04


had demanded its surrender. He had a
large army with fim
Falls Church has been evacuated by
-orr troops The wounded who we're at
Falls Church have arrived at Washing
ton. The Railroad Bridge at Bull Run
has again been destroyed by the rebels
Stonewall Jackson is on his way to
Baltimore via. Leesburg with 10000
men. He intends crossing near Ed
wards Ferry.
Latest advices from Gen. Pope's head
quarters say his whole column was fall
ing backto Washington ftF ri
Major Gen. Mcclellan will have COM
mand of the Notifications at Washington
and all the troops for the defence of the
Capitol. BY command of Major Gen.
Halleck A. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

HALIFAX, Sept 3.-The Asia from
Liverpool on the 23d, via of Queenstown
on the Oath, arrived this morning.
Political news is important.
Garibaldi' position was without any
change The ministerial address to Vic
tor Emanuel, recommending a state of
siege in Sicily, denounces Garibaldi as a
rebel i. aea.....s ,aI a....
1t is reported that Gen. Cialdini is to
be appointed Military Chief in Sicily.
1t was stated that the recent movement
of the Tuscarora had been mere dodg-
ing of the British steamer Ajax, in order
to obtain coal. Egsea
American secusities' were advancing.
A revenue cutter was placed alongside
of the Tnscorora, to prevent further vio-
lation of the neutrality laws, and at the
same time the matter was referred to
the Admiralty. The Belfast people ask
what would have been done had the Fed
eral Captain refused to leave
The Times editorially argues that
although the latest adviees from Ameri-
ca show an apparent improvement in
financial affairs by the diminished pre-
MUM on gold, &C., the day must come
when the people of the United States will
really understand the position of their
own finances, and when that time comes
the principles which have so often been
verified in the bankruptcy of European
monarchies, will assert themselves with
equal vigor to punish the financial ablo-
guy of the American Republican.
In another article the Times depicts
the latest American advices in the most
glowing character. 1t says on all sides
the political horizon grows blacker and
blacker, nor can any chance of peace be
discovered except in the exhaustion or
Importance of belligerent
If the Federals were not blind with
fury, they would now see what all Europe
has seen from the beginning But the
truth, it seems, has yet to dawn on the
Government of the Federal States.
The London Morning Herald speculates
on the effects of drafting, and thinks il
will try the temper of the Norther
people more than it has been tried yet
and shake to its very foundation the tot
tering edifice of the Union. 1t says New
| Workers have less reason than Other
| Americans to struggle against the con
scription. 1t is their last hope in the alb
sence now of any nobler and worthier OBJ
ject 1t is for the supremacy of thei
city and avert its commercial ruin
That a war is being prosecuted whicl
will convert America into desert Har
vest operations were progressing NOR
favorably under the improved state c
/ the weather. 1-A& af
| FRANCE.-The French Minister of Wa
had freighted several steamers for til
Mexican expedition
T The Italian crisis excited much int
est in Paris and the indications of Nap,
| Icons policy were eagerly awaited.
i The Constitutional after declaring tn;
the French flag will not recede befoi
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-04

CNc1NNATTI, Sept 3d-Companies
from the interior towns are arriving all
afternoon. Military authorities are very
active. AT p NJ. Tuesday the rebels
occupied Lexington, 5000 strong. Rail-
road and Geographic communication is
re-established to Paris.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon a recon-
noitering engine proceeded to within, 10
miles of Lexington, where it was found a
bridge was burned. 1t is not known
whether the rebels still occupy Lexington
or not. r.
"A train of II wagons was captured II
miles from Cincinnati this morning.