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The national Republican., 1862-05-29
Letter from Manchester, near Riehmond

Letter hom Manchester, near Richmond.
CorrespoLdsnos Philadslphis Inquirer.
MANCHEsrER, Six MILES FROM RICHMOND, Nay
26.-To- day has been the most quiet Sabbath
Of any We have spent In the army. The I'D.
vance still holds their position here, while The
main body Of the army 10 moving 10 sustain U.S.
The enemy have large force In front Of u.s.
and are ssid, by contrabands. TO be pouring
over reinforcemens from across the James
river and from the Southwest.
We cannot move much further without going
10 Richmond, or under cover Of their batteries,
at the race course.
They made feint to-day, as though they
were coming to make an attack on our lett,
some five miles below here, but the balloon
found II to be only rnse, and so 1t was re-
garded.
We now hold the Chickahomiuy from here
TO below Bottom Bridge, making front to our
column Of fifteen miles.
II rained oil day Saturday, making the roads
very bad, but the sun shines now quite pleas
antly, and they will soon be 10 good condition
sgain.
Do not look for blk battle for some time
here yet.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

RELEASE OF FOURTEEN HUNDRED UNION PRn.
oSERs-A correspondence has taken place be-
tween Gen. Burnside and Gen. Holmes, the
latter Of the Southern army, BY which, 1t ap-
pears, that aboat fourteen hundred Union
prisoners are to be released, many Of whom
have been confined for nearly year.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

srocKI-Yesterday, Government stocks run
up in Wall street as high as they were before
Gen. Banks's retreat, which event, by the way,
did Rot cause fall Of more than one ani one
halt per cent There was no panic growing
out Of that affair In the country at large. The
panic was confined TO certain persons here.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

An Appeal fur Hospisa, Stores for the
Wounded Of Cen. la nks' Com mand,
The following dispatch was received yester.
day morning at the rooms Of the Baltimore
Union Relief Association from DR.. Steiner:
"FREDERIoK, May %, 1862.
Baltimore Union Relief Association:
"Send shirts, drawers, sheets, and hospital
stores to HsgerstOwn for the wounded Of Banks
command. send by Northern Central Rail.
road, hPosible. .us. u,
SANITARY Inspector"
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

sEs" Mr. Wickliffs, OF Kentucky, introduced
into the House of Representatives yesterday, q
bill limiting the corps Of volunteers to the
number now in the service, unless hereafter
increased by act of Congress.
1t also declres 1t lawful 10 enlist into the
military service any fugitive slaves, or .laves
captured by the army, or seduced from their
owners, and who come within the lines of the
camp of any tffiCer.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

Mejr General sI0El visited the House
Of Representatives yesterday, whero he received
the warmest greeting, from the membsrs His
meeting with Representative sHAxKs, who Wa
mt mber Of Gen. Fremont's stat in Missouri,
was Of the most cordial character. They knew
each other In the army Of the West H. CON-
plImented Col. shanks for bis gallant conduct
there
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

NAVAL ORDLRs.-The following oficers Or
dsred to the United States steamer South Car
olina: Commander, John J. Almy, detached
from the New York yard; Acting Master, 7. D.
Brewer, detached from the Minnesota; Acting
Master, Fred. +. Bowry.
Lieut.. o. F. Stanton, ordered 10 the gunboai
Tioga.
Liep. ". H. Macombe, to command tie gun
boat Tennessee.
Lieut.. W. II. Dana, ordered to the gunboa
Tennessee.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

9-A joint resolution was introduced In
the House Of Representatives yesterday, fixing
the compensation aud mileage Of unsuccessful
claimants for contested seats 10 either Senate
or House, at a sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

g1 The U. S. steamer Susquehanna, which
distinguished herself at the Hatteras Inlet and
Por. Royal fights, ha, again been assigned to
active duty, and sailed on the 24th for Norfolk,
10 join Com. Farrsguts squadron.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

~The Commissioner Of Patents, Hon. d.
r. Holloway, received yesterday, direct from
Odessa, In Russia, two sacks Of nne Russian
wheat-a half bushel in each sack. The express
charges were $40 "a.
II these specimens prove satisfactory, a large
quantity will be ordered for distribution.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

H-The Senate bill providing for the collec-
ton Of direct taxes In inurrectionary districts
within the United States, with House amend
ments, passed the House Of Representatives
yesterday. Its provisions have heretofore been
noticed In our columns.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

ENdRAvNa OF Mn. BLAIR.-,A splendid full
length steel engraving Of Hon. Francis p
Blair, jun, Is for sale by Mr.. G. Barber, at 237
Pennsylvanis avenue. Price, $3 Proofs on
India paper, s.. The likeness Is a perfect one
and the engraving Is in the highest style of the
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

$. u. PErrENaILL & Co., No. 81 Park
Row, New York, and State street, Boston, are
our agents for the National Rpub ucan, In those
cities, aud are authorized 10 take advertisements
and subscriptions for US at our lopsst raies.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
The Seventy Eighth New York
kegiment.

HARPER's FERRr, May 27.-R. F. ANDREWS.
Surveyor, &C., New York: Iusert iQ the paper
contradiction Of the report that he Seventy.
eighth regiment New York volunteers has been
cut to pieces. The regiment has not been 10
action, and Is In good condition.
DANIEL ULI.xAN, Col. 18th N. Wv.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

~ Gov. Curtin, Of Penn, has counter
msndei the order for sulIstlug three months
volunteers, tho emergency which seemed 10
require them having sedsawsy.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
Capture Of q Rebel Steam
Loaded with Cotton,

NEw YoRK, May 2s-The bark Pallas, from
the Ballze, was boarded on the 10th by the
United Slater bark Pursuit, who reported that
the day previous the United States steamer
Cuylsr captured an iron steamer, loaded with
cotton, and sent her to New York. Her name
was not ascertained
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
From Martinsblarx. Va.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-Privats accounts from
Martinsburg, represent that ouly few rebel
scouts arrived in town yesterday, and shortly
after retired without doing any damage TO the
town. The Indications are that the rebels are
retreating 10 Winchester.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

- The President has appointed, and the
Senate yesterday confirmed, John A. Hedrick
ss collector for tie port Of Beaufort. North Gar.
olina.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

THE BUrCHERY.-Ths Baltimore Amtricp,, Of
last evening, gives the report Of additional
survivors of the butchery at Front Royal.
They agree that the rebel cry was-no quarter.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

REBEL PREPARATIONS At NEW ORLEANS -
Read on the outside Com. Porter's description
Of the gigantic naval preparations Of the rebels
at New Orleans.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

- Edward G. Handy was yesterday con.
nrmed BY the Senate ss a justice Of the peaos
In and for The county Of Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
MILITARY Order, n. yoked.

BosroS, May 28.-Governor Andrews har
issned an order relieving the military who
Monday, aud they ore returning home, excep
such a. volunteer for three years or the war.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
The eObstruotiens Ia James Rivsr-A Tho.
rough Darrisr 70 ear 0anbeass
From the speeia, Cofrsspon isrt Of III, New York
fibshs
FoRfRsss NoNRoE.
or POINT COMFORT, Va,

Nay 26, 1862.
A letter from the Jamss River hotiila states
that the distractions between Drurys Point,
where the rebel batteries are, and R'chmond, I,
are of such a character that II will take years
TO remove them, even II they ever can be-
Therefore, II would be Of no avail to take III. I.
batteries, even II the attempt were prac 'icable.
Situated at great hight, our gunboa's would
be unable to do them much damage, should
they conclude to attack them. Both sides of
the river, for several miles below the batteries,
are lined with.rih pits, from which the sha p
shooters annoy our boats . good deal a. they
30 up and d,wa. Though the enemy are
driven temporarily from Ahe pits by shells
from our boats, they are speedily re.occupied.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

OuTsrpE.-A statement Of the laws regulating
the right Of suffrage In the city Deferred locals
New items, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

The Tenth Maine Regiment.
PORTLAND, Nay IA private dispatch from
the Tenth regiment, Banks's division, Gays that
regiment is aoross the river 10 Maryland, st
Williamsport. The officers are oil safe. Fity
men are missing.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

~ The publication olles Of ths Nasso~Al
dsp.biscsm b d Ne northeast corner Of D and
5evsnth street, second aoor, over ". D. shsp.
nsrds store. nntranos On Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
thursday, May %, lSs2.
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO DOLDlHRs.
THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE,

We have been Induced 70 of'sr our daily Pc
per 70 soldiers, WHO shall form clubs, st the
following low rates:
copy, 4 months. s.................... $3.50
copies, 4 months. ........... 600
10 copies, 1 moaths. hs................... 1000
All over ten copies, at The rate Of one dollar
per copy for four montha
- The names must always be accompanied
with tho money.
~ Write the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number Of the regiment
- The papers will Be mailed 10 ons name,
or the names will be written separately, II de.
sired.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

UNITED STATES ARMY.
Mr.. WlCKLIFFE, Of Kentucky. introduced
. bill TO limit the number Of soldiers of tho
army Of the United States and to prohibit the
arming Of slaves In any part Of the United
States.
Read first and second time and referred to
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs.
THE flrst section Of this bill provides that
the corps Of volunteers Of tho United States
army shall not exoe1d the number now In the
service unless hereafter authorized by act Of
Congress.
The second section declares that II shall not
be lawful 10 receive and muster a. soldiers into
the military service OF the United States, or 10
arm therein the fugitive slaves, or slaves that
may bs taken or captured by the army, or So
duced by any one 10 leave their owners aud
com, within the lines OF the camp OF any OIL.
Ger. The oiIl,er violating this section, shall,
upon conviction by q court martial, be cash
iered.l
MIIAGE
Mr.. FRANK, OF New York, introduced o
Joint ret solution limiting tho amount Of oompcn-
sAtlon and milage t> be paid to unsuccessful
claimants of seats In Congress. Read second
time and referred to Committee on Milage.
[This joint resolution declares that hereafter,
whenever either House Of Congress shall decd"
adversely upon claim 10 be admitted to 500
therein, Il shall not bs lawful, In any case, hr
such House 10 allow 10 such unsuccesslul ap-
plIcant for seat, . greater sum for compensa-
lion than one thousand dollars.]
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

SohhONlOAItON
The SPEAKER laid before the House com.
muuication from the Secretary Of the Navy,
transmitting the retult Of an examination, by
Q special board, Of the Stevens battery as q
means Of coast defence. They think that, for
this purpose, the plan will need essential mod
iAoations owing to recent improvements 10 n.'
val warfare. The Secretary thinks that the In.
tention OF Congress was only to apply The sum
heretofore appropriated (s7s3,2o4) for the com.
petion Of the battery on its original plan should
Il have been approved, and therefore does not
feel authorized 10 exspend the cum according "a
the suggestions Of the board. Ord red to be
printed and laid on the table.
POSTAL APpAIRs.
Mr.. OOLFAX, from the Committee on the
Post Once aud Post Roads, called up, from ths
Speakers table, the House bill, with Senate'
smsndmentA 10 establish certain post routes
Amendments sgreed 70.
EMANCIPATION.
The SPEAKER announced, % the rsgulAl
order Of business, the consideration Of ID,
psndtus motion Of NJ. Pertsr, Of Indiana, !,
reoodidsf ne vote whereby was lost The bll
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laid plans were wholly dlsarranged, and that
the men on whom he relied for attacking the
rear OF the enemy were distributed through
independent commands under Generals Nc
powell, Banks and Fremont Certainly those
changes seemed inopportune, and It would have
been better had they been deferred until Gener-
al MoClellan's triumph was achieved" A
portion OF these troops have been restored to
McClellan's command, but the paper from
which the above is quoted contends that his
success has been perilled by the change, and
hints at plot existing in Washington and New
YORK 10 prevent General Mcclellan from
"achieving the result Of his masterly strategy of
the fall and winter" This persecution OF the
Federal commander has induced him to take
the following course, as reported by the Com
merclal Advertiser "Nor will the country be
surprised If the interference with his plans after
he lett Washington proves to have been the cub.
ject OF an earnest protest to the War Department,
with Request that IL may be fled there to be
seen by bis friends should disaster overtake
him" A defeat at Yorktown now would throw
back the glorious work oil suppression for at least
another year, and ehould anything disastrous
happen to Mcclellan the wrath OF the country
Will annihlate the treason mongers who dare 70
peril the Union cause in order to crafty their
political malignity against brave patriot sol.
dier who has refused TO listen to their fanatical
counsel, and by steadfastly minding the duties
OF his position and disregardiDg radical threats
or censuTes, has awakened the jealousy Of men
whose fear ia that the Union will be preserved.
-BOSton Post.
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Legal Notice.

David FINLEY, Jr., admir- of T.. a..
David Smiley Plaintiff PnGlp q GI prGSats sons,y TOqT sS Of
Maria Smiley & others, DePts Petition to sell lands
THO STEPHEN SMILEY and sARAG ANN How
i ARD, residents Of Mclean county Illinois Andrew
Smiley resident Of the city Of Philadelphia, Pa. and
George smiley resident Of Mercede county. Cali
fornia, defendants to said petition:
You Will take notice that on April A. 1862, the said
administrator filed bis petition in the Probate Court Of
franklin county Ohio, the object and prayer Of which
petition Is TO obtain order for the assignment Of the
dover Of said Maria Smiley, widow Of said David Smiley
sr deceased and for the sale Of the following real CO.
tate situate ip the county OF franklin, aud StUe Of
Ohio of which the said David Smiley, sr died seized
Of said decedent to witt
The whole OF Military Survey No 5,9H for 81 acres,
in the name OF William Powell granted to James Tay
lor by patent dated Oct. Is 1889, said survey being
founded upon warrant No. 0s9 and conveyed to David
Smiey,er., by james Taylor and wife, by their deed
dated March 3d. 1885, appears Of record in Book No.
80, pages 5O and 81 in the Recorders Office Of said
Franklin county.
Also tract Of &c acres, situate in said Franklin coun
ty, Ohio, conveyed to said David Smiley er., by John
Barwel and wife, by their deed dated October 1890
record In Book No. H. pages COZ and 605 Of the record
Of deeds Of said Franklin county and particularly de
scribed by metes and bounds therein.
Also tract OF sacres, situate In said Franklin coun
ty, Ohio conveyed to said David smiley sr by EeazeI
Howard and WIFE, by deed dated september 49, I9lS and
on record in Book No. 49, pages l0 and 102 Of the
ord Of deeds Of said Franklin county, and particularly
described by metes and bounds therein.
Also tract OF 30 acres situate In said franklin
y Ohio, conveyed TO- the said David Smiley, sr, by
Jonas Snder and wife, by their deed dated February 3,
s27 and recorded in Book No. o, pages 369 and $50 Of
the record OF deedsn said franklin county and parcu
lsrly described by metes and bounds therein.
The said cause will be for hearing in said Probate Court
DAVID smiley, JR.,
Administrator of David Smiley, sr,, deceased.
WRIGHT & SPARROW, Attorneys.
April 6, le62-w4w
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Sale in Partition.

Joseph Story Doc; s.ESg page oil, Gil ,,,,,,,.
Samuel Q. Story ct alS county, D. ll
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Oh
i the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House in
the city Of Columbus, on "a -sN arY
Saturday, the l7th day of May, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock p NJ the following described real tsate
situate in Pleasant township franklin county o.
Lying on Darby Big Run, a branch of Darby Greek,
part Of the original survey No. 3sll, and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone in the Run, lower corner
to Josiah Biyens lot in the south Of said original
survey No. 3611 thence with ead line south eighty.
nine 69 degrees east hundred and forty 4O poles
at the southeast corner, tree down. thence with
the east line north ny degree east sxty'three and
onehalf 63Hl poles to bur oak and three red elms;
north eighty-nne Sg degrees west one hundred and
fifty (l5O poles spoint in the centerof the run, with
its meanders to the place Of beginning containing sixty
(60) acres more or less.
Appraised at Sl5 O9 per acre
n s GEORGE W. HUFFMAN.
II 9ig Sheriff of Eiankn county, 0.
PrintsrsfeeB % 90. rc-
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Isaac Rosenieli' Jr Ohio. Common Pleas Of Frank
AlansSn % Reed. lincOuny.
A LANSON REED WILL TAKE MO-
"A TICE, that Isaac Rosenfell, Jr. OF st. Louis
Mo-. did on the 2lst day Of March, 1862, file his pe
tion in the Court Of Common Pleas for Franklin coun
ty Ohio, against the said Alanson Reed setting forth
that the said Reed indebted him on account for
rent Of house, in the Of l75 with interest from May
3D. 1861 and for Sl75 with interest from Aug 3D. 1861
and for Sl75, with interest from Nov 2, 1861 and for
$l10 49, with interest from Feb 3D. 1861, and praying
for judgment in his favor against said Reed for said
several and interest, and for order of attach
ment and said Reed is notified that he Is required to
appear and answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 9Th day Of May, 1862.
FRANCIS COLLINS,
Atty for Plaintiff.
march 26-Y6W
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Master Commissioners Sale.

William Fleury Doc. NJ, page 1876, No. %.
vs.. Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank
Joel Watson etal.> lin county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale at
the door Of the Court House, in the city Of Columbus,
on
Saturday, the l7th day of May, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock g. and O'Clock p
m, the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Franklin and State of Ohio, to wit;
Lots Nos. So and SO of William Phean's Mt Pleasant
addition to the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at-Lot No. SO, SIPS 90.
Lot No. So, Sis 90.
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
II. O. NOBLE, Pits Attorney,
Printers fees 81 so. ta..a
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