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How the Nebeis Talk about General Me-
Clellnn..

How the Ncbcls Talk about General Me-
Clellan.'
From the Richmond Dispatch, june III
In the early part of this war, General Nc.
Clellsn wrote TO distinguished officer inrhs
South, expressing his desire to serve In the
Confederate army. If he dare deny the fact
and his recent reports prove that, In mpndaci.
ty, he il the representative man OF the Yankee
nation 1T can be demonstrated by such evi.
dcnce as will close his lips In eternal silence.
When he was at West Point, he affected to fra.
tern'zs especially with those from the South,
and 10 have little sympathy with those from
hs own section. We dare say this was genuine,
aud that he really was anxious TO serve under
jeff Davis in this war but the high brlbe OF
fered by Lincoln was too much for bis easy
virtue lie was not the man 10 sacrilce In.
terest to sentiment, and Of late, has shown dis
position to become ~ extreme In his antagOn.
ism as in bis friendship tor the South.
There are various reasons for McClellan's
change Of demaanor irem the time when be
commanded In Western Virginia to the present
moment. But the controlling motive 10 the In
tense ssfdhncss which led him, at the start, 10
give up oil his personal syInpathss for The
sake OF his personal advancement. He found
that 1t pleased his master better 10 be black
guard than gentleman, aud he has proved
hi,nsclf ready for any role that improves his
owa fortunes. Moreover, il became necessary
TO propitiats the Northern mob. Scott was too
slow for them, because he had not succeeded
| in three IN ,nths In suhjugatng the South and
they had discovered In Mcclellan u young Ma
polson, who would com; up TO the mark In
| time and efficiency. lie himself proclaimed
that the war was to be "shOrt and desperate I"
he has proclaimed that over and over again.
He has now been ten months In Scott's saddle,
and he 10 not yet even in Richmond. The
Northern mob begin 10 suspect their new idol.
They clamor for victories, andhe has NO vic
torits 10 give them, except upon paper. Hence
the astounding falsehoods In bis accounts OF
recent battles so unworthy u gentleman and
a soldier. He IL doing homage 10 the mob for
hi, place, aud, In order to keep It, Ia throwing
of, day by day. all ssmblaocs Of those good
qualities and decent properties for which be
once had credit.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

ington to the Point Of Rocks. Read eecond tine
and referred 70 the Committee on Military Al
fairs.
STOLEN PROPERTY.
Mr.. WATTS, of New Mexico, offered reso.
Mtion instructing the Judiciary Committee TO
enquire a. to the quantity Of property, both
public and private, stolen by the rebels in
Texas and New Mexico, and to report by bill
or otherwise. Adopted.
NATIONAL ARsENALs.
Mr.. PORTER, Of Indiana, called up from the
Speakers table tho Senate bill to establish q
national arsenal at Columbus, Ohio, at India
Passed.
[rhis bill appropriates $4,000 for each Of
said arsenals.
Mr. GOOClI. Of Massachusetts, from the Com.
mittee on Foreign Affairs, reported back the
| Senate bill 10 carry into effect the treaty be.
tween the United States and her Britannia
Msjssiy for the suppression Of the African
slave trade. Passed.
RELIEF Of GENERAL SMITHS WIDOW.
Mr.. LOVEJOY, of Illinois. under suspen-
sion Of the rules, called up the Senate bill for
the relief Of Fanny Mactier Smith, widow of tie
late Major General Charles Ferguson Smith,
of the United States army. authorizing the
Secretary Of the Interior TO place her name on
the pension roll at the rate Of fifty dollars per
month, from the lst day Of Nay, 1862, and dur.
irg her widowhood.
INDIAN BOMBS.
Mr.. EDWARDS. from the Committee on Tn.
dian Affairs, reported tie Senate bill directing
'retlits to be given on the proper books to
several Indian tribee for the amount Of trust
bonds abstracted from the Department of The
Interior while Jacob Thompson, oi Mississippi,
WAS Secretary thereof. Passed.
PRivATE CALENDAR
Ga motion of Nr. OLlN, OF New York, the
House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole, (Mr. Kellogg, Of Illinois, In the chair
and took up.the Private Calendar.
SPEECHES.
Mr.. MORRIS. Of Ohio being entitled 10 the
floor, delivered speech In defence Of bis 10y
alty and patriotism to the Government.
Mr.. VAN HORN, of New York, spoke al
length In favor of the construction of a ship
canal around the Falls Of Niagara on the
American side. all the petitions aud papers on
file on that subject having been referred to q
Mr.. RICHARDSON, Of Illinois, brIpf, de-
Tended from charges OF dIsloyalty the late I'D
dress issued BY certain Democratic Congress.
men to the American people; he assumed the
authorship Of 1t, and claimed 10 b. responsible
for Il. ~ ,.
90 motion Of Mr.. HOLMAN, of Indiana, the
committee rose.
CONTRACTS.
Ga motion Of Mr.. PENDLETON, OF Ohio, the
Senate bill 10 prevent membera of Congress and
eHcers o. The Government OF the United States
from taking consideration for procuring con-
tracts, Office or place, from the Uaitsd States,
was taken IRON the Speakers table, and re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

THE THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MES.-From
all parts Of the country we hear that recruit
log goes on slowly, and unless some new ele
m"ut ia brought to bear upon the business, II
will be impossible to raise the men In time to
be OF use In the present campaign. The cause
Il this apathy must be apparent to every msn
acquainted with the feelings Of the people. II
the Administration will proclaim to tho couu
Try that our soldiers shall not be used to pro.
tsct rebel property. to return fugitive slaves,
or to dig bitches, when loyal colored men arc
anxious to work for them, and that such men
s Wade, Wilson, Covode, Julian, Lovejoy,
Lane and Csssius N. Clay are to take part il.
the contest, there will be no difficulty in raising
men. Such policy, with such men for leaders
will rally q hundred thousand men in sixty
days.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

TARIFF BILL-Tbe Finance COMMITTEES have re.
ported 10 the Senate the tariff bill iron tho House,
With amendments. The notifications are not ger
erally Of importance. Among the new sections
Is one which puts the tax bill into operation on
tho 2lst instant, instead OF August lst, with the
exception Of stamp duties, which arc deferred
to September let, but unstamped Instruments
are not to be male void until January l, 1868.
The tax on distilled spirits is increased fifty
cents per gallon instead of twenty-five cent?.
Ga all sugar Hssve number twelve, the increase
is two aud three quarter cents instead OF three,
and between fifteen and twenty Dutch standard,
three cents instead of four.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

The ORLEANS PRISCEs.-The NIiiOnal Inielli
Jsncer Of yesterday says:
"On their return 10 this city from the army
Of Gen. Mcclellan, they expressed, In tht
warmest terms, their admiration Vi that officer,
military conduct"
We hear precisely the contrary from the bes
source. The editors Of the National Int Mgen
Ger have been imposed upon. It is just such 4
case M that Of last winter, when The Associated
Press dirpatch agent here WAS made to fend Of
IL forged speech OF the Secretary Of War, en-
dursiug Gen. Mcclellan.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
aIoaot n. WESTON, aoIros.
Tuesday, July 8, 1852.
FRESH REW rROM REBELDOM.
ITEMS FROM the RICHMOND EXAMINER Or JULY

FRESH NEWS rROM REB BELDOM.
iTEss FROM the RICHMOND EXAMINER Or JULY 1
We bad the good fortune 10 get hold, last
evening, Of 9 copy OF the Richmond Nrd,aias
of July 4. II has an account OF the battle Of
Tuesday, moro than confirming the prsvioii
accounts Of the slaughter Of the rsbals on that
day.
The Rraminr says that the rebel killed and
wounded In all the battles amount 10 " at least
fifteen ihoueand.
II says that In the fight Of Tuesdsy. Major
Walker of the Fifteenth Virginia regiment was
Killed, and the Colonel (August) wounded.
General Anderson Is reported to have been Ia.
jured by she'll.
Northern newspapers captured from Union
soldiers are advertised for sale.
Confederate stocks rose from % 10 81. as Q
result Of the battles. These prices are paid 10
Confederate note currency.
Slilell Whites that he expects ,hs imme
diate recognition OF the Contederacy by the
French Emperor.
The rebels believed that the New York
Seventh regiment was 10 the late battles.
The Eromi.er talks about the "probabls
crpi,nation Of General NcClsllan's army
1t says that the rebels captured at the White
Hou.e, 49,, 900 rounds Of assorted cartridges, IS
boxes Of shell. &c.
Or the IN ukets st Richmond, Il reports "snap
beaus' at two dollars per halt peck; cabbage
at one dollar or one dollar and twenty .ave
cents per head, and mot large at thst;' and
peas, " without looking at af,y cents per half
peck The currency in which such prices are
paid, need sink but little lower, to become nj.
tsrly worthless.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
GEI. u. y. 0hANT.

Now, when oil eyes are turned with intense
interest towards Virginia, ~ the seat Of the
contest which may, perhaps, decide the fate OF
our arms, aud oi our country, there is every
where = fevsrish anxiety that our sblcst and
btavsst generals should be called into imme
diats action, that they may participate 10 the
dreadful tragedies yet 10 be enacted before
Richmond. A number of gallant eilicers have
been called from the Southwest, whose services
will be oI immense advantage, but among them
we have failed 10 discover the name Of GRANT,
the hero Of Belmont, Of Fort Donelson, and Of
Pittsburg Landing.
All will remember the thrill Of joy and en-
thuslasm which quickened the pulsation Of
every loyal heart, when his deeds Of herosm
first flashed along the wires, and, subsequently,,
when the details Of his glorious battles were
given to the country.
Gen. Grant Is bold, dashing. and ruccessiul
leader, ignoring every other strategy. in this
war. except harsl fighting and desperate charges,
by which system he has well nigh crushed the
rebellion in the Mississippi valley. We care
not whether the stories OF his intemperapos, 10
which such extensive currency has been given,
are well founded or not, the general who ha.
performed the deeds which cluster around his
name could not fail 10 bs Of inoalculable ser
vice in Eastern Virginia, where the slightest
mistake may imperil the safety Of the Union.
But II, ms alleged by those who have served
under him. and who know him best, these
owes It 10 him, as well as to Itself, To put him
into position where his great fighting quail
ties will be Of the most service. and that place,
to-day, Is E.stsrn Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
I9r The following Seuats bills have passe,

11r The following Seuats bills have passed
the House of Representatives:
The bill TO establish national arsenal al
Columbus, Ohio, at Indianapolis, Indiana, and
at Rock Island, Illinois, and appropr iatlnp
$lOO, 900 for each arsenal.
The bill to carry into effect the treaty be-.
tween the United States and her Britannic
Majesty for the suppression of the African
slave trade.
The bill authorizing the Secretary Of the In.
terror TO place the name OF the widow Of Tie
late Major General q. +. Smith, U. s. A., on the
pay roll, at the rate Of $1,000 per month, from
Nay l, 1862. and during her wfdowhocd. I,
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

THE President NOT TO BLASE.--The Star ol
last evening stoutly sus.ains Gsn. Mcclellan
bu, admits that 1.-The President has earnestly
labored to sustain him in every way" This Ia
just what VIZ snds svored W mAiutain. although
more modeStly, yesterday snorning. The mis-
chlsf makers who are trying to persuade the
couutry that any rsinforoem-nts which could
be had were refused 10 Gen. Mcclellan, will
tiaally bs silsnced. There is not a syllable o
truth IN auy such charge.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
OFFICIAL.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,ohom u may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Enrique de Ainz has been ap-
pointed Consul Of spain al Portland, ! do hereby
recognize him as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges as are allowed 10 the Consuls
of the mort favored nations In the United
States.
In testimony whereof, hay" canssd these
letters 10 be made patent, and the Seal
of the United Siates TO be hereunto If.
fixed. Given under my land at the city
r.. of Washington, the 5.h day Of July, A.
D. 1862, and Of the Independence Of The
United States Of America the eighty
seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

GEs LANES speech In The Senate, yesterday,
was bold and spirited defsnc, Of the radical
element, 30 much contemned by the New York
Herald and it, brother couspirstors. He u gss
the people to sustain the Administration aud
the Secretary Of War against the open assaults
of the conspirators who lately made their fret
demonstration at Cooper Institute, in New
York. The speech will be read with great In
tsrest by the whole country; and we will pr
ssnt II 10 our readers Tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
.ssrtsSg or sAe ssess..r Peysss

Sr. JOINS. July THE stsamsr Persia has
to the 28th ult.
The Psrsis's news caused increased excite.
nent In Erglsnd, and cotton further advanced
The London Times says that It shows nothing
much can b. accomplished bsiore fall, and
hopes that ineaI 8 may be devised 10 snd the
conflict between the North and South.
The French Cha -'bsis have adjourned. II is
ruEored that the Emperor ID rsounsidsriog the
principles Of the Mexican expedition, aud the
s,nbsrkation Of troops has been ProvisioaAlIy
Suspended.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

b S already proposed an amendment, making
the abolition Of siavery applicable to the pres.
eat as well - future generations.
We publish, to day, q communication upon
tie condition Of ,hirgs In West Virginia, IRON
resident there, long and fAvorably known 10
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

~ Law Notice. - RORERr j. WALKER
aud FREDERIC =, STANTON will pruciice law
Courts Martial, koards Of Cou,iussiontr., and De.
psrtmeuts. Aided BY two other associatrs, M prrt
of IN txtrnsive tnsneas will he neglected address
WALKER \ STANTON, Office .y5 street, Wash.
lug on, d. G. up 23--0m
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

81 BatchelOr's HAIR bye rhe Iseat In
the World. william A. Batohelo. Is criebgafed
Halt Dye Po tuoes c ,lor net t. be dlsunguis he'd
fro natue; warranted not 10 iDjure the Hail IN the
least rem. lies the III ehtcts Of bal aud iuvig-
o. aifs the Hair tor life. GREY RED, OF RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns s1lrudd b'ueE Or Brown,
having the hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Drusgi.ts, &c.
~ Tha Genuiue Is signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR. IN hs fur ,i,Lri uf facl Jssr
Factory. No 81 Rir'lay sheet, lI.ate 2S3 Broad.
way and Ia Is 'nd,J New York my eoly
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

81 Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years Aud grows iu tavoi II kills Ind
ex'ermlrales Roachrs. Ned tugs, Ants Pleas,
Moths 10 Cloths, FurA aud Furniture, Garden In
= ets, 10 All genuine bears the signature OF f.
LvOn, and not pTs'nous 10 Jrrsos d0rnerc ansat.
Beware OF oouaterteits aud imitstiona
Lyons Powder kii1 ali iuseeIs in "A trice
Lyou's tills are death to ras mud mice
hold everywhere -. BARNES,
Ap3O-TTbBm 20. broadway, New York,
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

Brspsctal SOtice.---on md after Tue .luy
Arril 1852, the trains on the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad VIII commence running daily. lSundays
excepted } leaving thi- Station vi ~ A. M and
connecting ut Washington Junction win Mail
Train for all paris OF the Wcs, ,7n Wlaclipg or
Parkersburg. Through ticket. s"ln aud baggage
checked. ". T.. SMITH
M. Of Transportation II. n U. X. L,
apl-du iStar Gobel
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

SALE or GOVERNMENT lloRsEs AND MULES "A
sale OF condemned horses and mules will take
place at Camp Tompkina, near Annapolis, on
Thurtday next, the 10th instant.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

- The President has nominated TO the
Senate. Generals Hsinizlsman. Sumner, Fitz
John Porter, and Keys, to be brsvet brigadisr
generals In the regular army, and major gen
erals OF volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
BY TELEGRAPH. Z
Latest frem General Mcclellan.
THE EARMY IN uOoD SPIRITS
a L Il Q u Z u T.

WAR DEPARTMENT, July 7.-Notbing new
from the Army Of the Potomac. We are assured
by Gen. Mcclellan Of the excellent rpirits Of
the men. All1quiet up to 8 Q. M, 70 day.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

tbs WAR ON THE CABINET The New York
malooutsnts are out with renewed rage against
the Secretaries Of War and Of the Navy. No
better compliment need bs desired by those
patriotic Statesmen than abuse from such quar-
tara ..
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

quarters, To the night Of the 9TH, announce that
"all ls quiet and the army in good spirits"
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

>o6- WestOu's PrOEress OF laVery.--Copies
OF this weik for sale nt the Office of the NJi,uaI
RepIlliean. Pamphlet edition, 2b cent?. Buund
edition, 10 oents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

~ subscribers to the ltspub,icau. In
GeorgetOwn or the seventh ward (lalaudl who fail
10 receive their papers regularly will obiig. ihe
agent, Deiphey, by leaving notice ut MIR.
shepherds bookstore, coruer Seventh and It
when sll d.linqusncies will he promptly attended
to- NAV N
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

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The national Republican., 1862-07-08

Ou1sIDs-A variety OF late news the Rich
mond Wing upon the master race" Of the
South, &S., 10.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
I rilninAl Court

Srininsl Court.
July Thomas MeCanna was acquitted Of
larceny.
The case Of Gilbert vandsrwsrkou, charged
with an assault and battery wih intent to kin
George Hi, WAS taken up, aud Ii sill on trial.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACr BuGyuU,
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Bladder, Kidneys, gravel, Dropsy,
Organ Weakaeas,
Aud all Diseases OF toe Urinary Orpana
See advertisement. IN smother column, Gut ,t ont
and send for the medicine at once.
Be0ive nj ooi,ue, ,feits. iea-am
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

DAHk OF COMM u RCE, GEO'rOWN.
ID For the oonvenisnce of the holders In This city
notes Of the above Bank will be ied'rmtd at our
counter In United States Treasury Notes, " Ia
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT 4 co,
~ Bankers, Sb9 Pa. avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

ASUnteo Prayer Mecting.-The Union
Prayer Meeting will be hsid every afiern, on thus
week Ia New York Avenue church, (Rtv DR.. Cur.
ley's,) commencing Vt O'Clock, and continulng the
10
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

- Attention Iiiinoiss ms IA meeting Of
luinoisanS was held on SAuiday evening last to
tsks easures iof the relief Of osr sick aud undd
soldiers
Hon WM p. DoLE was oslL d to the chair. and
" A. SPARKS appoinitd Secretary. Committees
vs appointed o visit the var,oas hospitals, and
N.Y. p, 70 an dlos ned NEE ing, TO be leld Wed
~ .k svnn9, the eth Instant Ut O'Clock, at
,.s omoe ~ ihe Commissionsr Of Indian Affairs,
t,.,.nN ~ oncs building Admlssion by the main en-.
most sinst ss4u,s... AH iiEoisapa ~ the ctv are
BY order: A. II SPARKS,
" 0-It
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OY STATE,
Washington, Jan. 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
msmbers Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
co.nmencing with Saturday, the lrst OF next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
OFFlC A l..
III GOD AND GOAL.

wv OOD ID 4 N ID 60 Al,
The undersgped have this day entered into 90.
partner hip, under the name Of FowsLR 4 WARpgR,
Tor he transact N OF general 0cd and Coal bu
ness Their yard Is ut the corr er Of Fourth street
VT ard street north, where they will always be
prepared 10 furnish Wood and Coal VI the best DUAL
tiles AID At the lowest market prices
DAVID FOWBLE,
May 90, 1862 WILLIAM WARUER.
JUST RECEIVED, 200 tons Of the hest RED
ASH COAL yS-Iw
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

EJOi HO FOR THE PEOPLES CLOTHING
II STORE, No. 480 Seventh street, where you
% s.n auS The ssst stool q q Clothing, EurnishhS
nAS so-d1D
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
C0NvEYAEoEs.

The SPEAKER announced as the first busi.
ness In regular order the consideration Of the
preamble Of certain resolution heretofore Of
ssrsd by Mr. Voorhees,, Of Indiana, relative to
the report that General Banks, in his late re.
treat from Winchester, permitted negroes to
ride in bis wagons, and making soldiers
walk.
Mr.. LOVEJOY, Of Illinois, moved to lay the
preamble on the table, on which
Mr.. PHELPS, Of Missouri, demanded the
yeas pnd nays.
The preamble was then tabled by vote of
II yeas 70 AZ nays.
RAILWAY.
Mr.. PORTER, OF Indiana, introduced q bill
to construct railroad from the city of Wash.
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