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The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Affairs In South Carolina.


Gen. Hunter, commanding The department Of
The South, has Just arrived on leavs OF absenco
for short time. We are happy to learn ths!
the Affairs 10 the department are In quiet and
secure condition. The health of the troops IL
quite good, and the extreme summer heat 10
much abated. There have been only few
oase6 " yellow lever, snd those wsfe confined
70 Key West. ~. yntg
The rcbsls, since The withdrawal Of troops
for The asmy n ths Potomac, have threatened
invaslon ct several poinls, but have effected
nothing ShfeHIM 3lnpsu y tslapd, wbtiI ihhs
bsen ahtaAy hoticsd IN 'ths pspefs. VI u
The present condition OF Affairs 10 Virginia
proves ihe wisdom of Gen Hon.ersi position
And had bic earnest appeals Tor reinforcement
beep responded 70, doubtless Charleston, Sa-
vannah, and many inland towns would long
dncs have been In our possession. II sVeo
now the Government will 'f,tuish HIN, on bis
return, with reinforcements. he will at ono
open the back door Of he rebellion, draw off 4
huSdred thousand lsboring slaves Of rebels, and
lshve hundreds of thousands Of bushels Of grail
V perish 10 the 1sids unlses harvesters return
from The rebel agng 10 gather 1t. Vi -
General Saxtop, Military Governor Of the
Department Of The South, bas also returned 10
company with General Hunter. He has beea
m with fever, and hes come North for the bsu.
Eft 10 bis health Of sea voyage. aud q, lew
days relaxation from bis many complicated
and onerous duties. He has beet indsfatiga.
bic 10 his dsyo,i,u 70 the various interests of
bis department, having In charge nheen thou.
sAnd p. Ople, the culture Of the plantations,
shd the gatheriog Of the crops. lie has aIeo
found much TO be done pertaining 10 The inter.
ests Of civilians 10 the department . 'lt'., =
Tho health Of the people is good; their 10.
bors cheeriully Performed; the schools well
attended, and " The great majority 0f them,
no sacrihers Tor liberty are deemed too great.
All the operations Of General Ssxton and
those Of General Huator and Admiral Dupont
have been conducted successfully and with the
most perfect harmony.--N. T. Post, Sspr. 0.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

GEN. LEW. WAiL.ACE EXPRESSING LOuNaERs.
Last week Gen. Lew. Wallacs directed Colonel
Dudley, the chief Of police In Cincinnati, to
se!za all unemployed iouugers and place them
Vt work on the fortincstions. The Colonel &C.
cordingly detailed force oi the provost guar I
aud surround"d the City Hall, when ths polio, !,
court was In ssssion. About two huadred men,
without any particular business, were there In
attendance, perfectly unaware Of having fallen
into trap. Al given sigma, the soldiers en-.
tertd u every door, aud the crowd in the lobbs =
we're informed that their services were wantc
on the tortiHcaiions back OF CovinstOn. Re-
sstsncs was usele,s, and they had to go.--M
T. Post Sp:.J.
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BY TELBeRAPH.
latest iron 1foolsllan's
TMN - AEzly
AL QUIET ON THE BoRDER
Federal Cavalry cxpturSd BY
L RH fNi the Rebels. 81 JUp
7Ne RSosss EssreneissnS 0Wtjs
| !M0ss0eatt. 'ir
The MOhocacy Iron BsidEe
Blown Up. .la.u1I.

PHtIADxLPHiA, Sept 9.--,A special Dispatch
from Harrisburg, TO the Rllisis, says Nat ths
latest sdvioss received his morning represent
oil quiet On The border. No rebel movements
towards Hagssstown are annodpced.
A force Of cavalry sent out BY Gen. hcC'sl-
Ian was captured BY the rebels iu ,he rear ol
New Market yesterday. A train from there
arrived here to-day. The operator says that
the rebel picksts extend only three miles from
Frederick. The operator al Hanover report,
the arrival oi two refugees from Frederick
They state that the rebels are sutrenohins
themselves on The honocscy, and that tbs Iron
bridge over that river had been blown up,
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

Tsoop NOT ALLOWED IN RlcHxoSD.-
statement occasionally made, that there are
NJ troops II Richmond" becomes entirely ored.
ibls. when the fact 10 known that the Conied
eratss have never allowed any troops 10 tha,
city at any time. They have been camped
about II, but never qusr,ersd 10 II; and when
ever marched through the city, II has invaria-
bly, been In the night.
The officers, Of course, are seen In the city
but not In great numbers, and never without
speci,l permission, JEFF. Davis governs BIZ
army with an iron baud.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

tbs Coss CRor.-, ,This crop Is certainly !
failure in the portions Of Virginia adjoining US
q 1t Ia 10 Maryland. There Is The common
cause Of the drouth, and the additional csus
IN Virginia Of delayed planting, a. conse,
qusnce Of the comparative scarcity Of labor
a gentleman who lett Richmond, August 20
and arrived here uia Lynchburg, gives thu
came account Of the corn about Richmond, and
on bis line oi travel 10 this city. The whea
crop Of Virginia this year was excellent, al
though there was lsas sown in consequence o.
the troubles. There Is, however. considers
BILE surplus still left Of last years crop, n
clearly ehown BY tbe comparatively low price,
of four throughout the Stale.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

CAsslua n. CLAY-The report that Canlus
n. Clay has resigned his commission In the
army, and been appointed minister 70 81. Pc
tersburg, 10 incorrect lie has reported himself
for duty at tho War Department, and is waiting
orders II 10 understood that the President is
preparing for bin an important command In
Tbs vicinity.
Gen. Clay 10 not sailsisd With The conduct ol
the war; ycthc expresses himself willing 10 do
all in his power for the restoration Of the
Union
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

THs LAsT or THE WOuHDEb from the late
battle fields near Centrevilis came up yester
day, and were sent TO The hospitals in Wash.
ington and Alexandria. There were about $50
patients IN this lot, They were accompanied
by DR.. Coolidge, who remained with the last
sufferers. Indeed, his departure from Centre.
vile was delayed in consequenc. Of his wish
TO zee the last patient depar. TO bis loug home.
lie was dying, and the surgeon remained Ia
-es him breathe his last and ,hso dspositsd
the mortal part Of the brave soldier in a sdl.
diers grave, and thsn came To this city with
bis charge.
The medical director OF this District csti
mates the total number Of wounded who have
been brought to this city and vicinity from th'
late battles near Bull Run At little over &, 200
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
rROa CEHJ RBVILLE.

sergeant Heman II. Burpee Of company b,
Fourth Asins regiment, arrived 10 this city,
yesterday morning, from CeotrsvilIs. He was
csptarcd in the Agbt Of Friday, and though un.
Injured, % nov scarcely able 10 stand from
weakness and exhaustion in consequence o.
deprivation sod hard labor In the care Of our
wounded. When captured, be was psroled. on
verbal oath, by tho major Of the cavalry
which captured hin, who, on turning the ser
seant loose, said, Now, you Cd id YAn-
kes, nnd your way to Heave6 OF hell, or 10 the
Ysukss lines, II you can
He then started to Hnd the lest named 10
cslity, but had not gone far before be was
taken up again BY seeesh troops, and car
ried to Centreville. where be was put 10 The
bospitsl 70 take care OF our sick. He confirms
tbs stories Of the kind and courteous treatment
Of our wounded by sons Of the rebel officers,
except 10 the matter Of food. He also confirms
the accounts Of the plupdsripg Of our dead and
wounded by The rebel soldisry. They even
went 20 far as to compel the sergeant TO
deliver up every article Of personal clothing,
except bis shirt and blouse, even 10 bis pants
He also suffered and witnessed the suiferings
OF thoss in biz care, for the want Of food.
At Lest the time came for The release ot the
Last Of the wounded, and the sergeant was pa
rolled agsin-this time q written one-and aI.
lowed 10 accompany his charge 70 this city.
Al matter which may interest the curious, We
copied bis parole II reads Is follows:
CEsrREvILIk, Sep. ,, 1862.
h. b. Burpse, Fourth Maine regimen, com
psny B, has this day been psrolsd, having
taken osth not To take up arms against the Con
tedsrste States, or In any way aid or assist the
enemies Of The Confederate States until duly
exchanged.
~ order Of THOMAS S. FuouRsoY
JoHS ALLzN,
Adjutant Sixth Virginia Cavalry.
The following are the names, except Dlns
more, VI the wounded brought up by Sergean
BurPss, and placed in Seminary Hospital a
Alexandria:
Geo. II. Malone, 10Th New York.
+. W. Lucas, 2lst New York.
WIN. Ayres, 10th New York.
g. W. Webster, 44th New York
Edwin bruos. 10th New York.
Daniel Benton, I'd Michigan.
.. T. Figsry, l7th New York.
". 7. Dinsmore, lat Massachusetts,, Idle
September 3d)
8. Hammond, 10th New York.
A. Wolssy, 10th New York
B. Fitch, 2Oth New York.
A. Jacobs, 18th Ohio
j. Nulviils. LIST Pennsylvsni artillery.
A soldier (unknown,) llth Pennsylvania r
sArv0
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DAssEs ON TaE POTOMAc.

Oa And after the 18th instant day Of Stptemb.r,
pas es will be required fro IN all vessels boats 10
Ssvisstias the Potomac river. Th'se will DO iau.d
By the Commanding omosr Of the Flotills, and ms
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed at Alex.
sndriA or at the mouth Of the river. ...r.,.
: .....r..i "a GID 10N WELLES,
:. ..l.. r,.1 Secretary Of the Navy.
NAvI DBPARTNRNr,
September II, 1852. sep II
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

~ A number Of gentlemen who have been
appointed assessors and collectors under the
new tax act, for the State Of New York, are
now in town. They nay that the pay Is so
small that they cannot consent 70 accept the
appointment unless they bsvs An increase Of
salary. They sgrse, however, II tho Depart
ment will urge upon Congress an increase Of
pay, which We understand the Department hss
agreed 10 do, TO serve.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
The siains state slsetsoa.

. PoRrLAND, Me-, September 0, A. We
have returps from uinety.on counties iu the
State. giving the following vote for Governor:
Coburn, Republican. 1856; Bradbury
Peace Democrat, l2,l7O; Jameson, Union De
mOcrat, 2,32j. -
The sane towns last year gave Wsshburnc
II ,9G4; DaLa 800; Jameson G.754
The Republican majority In these town
this year is 1853 against 6. $40 last year.
The aggregate vote 10 there towns is 81 ,soi
against The aggregate vote last year, which wal
81 ,l0S
The aggregate vote this year will probably
isll short Is 100, tho aggregate vote Of 1861
being 100 503.
The net Republican loss in these ninety ont
towns 10 3,yG2.
A we have rsturns now from nearly Two
Atils of the State, the loss, II II continues, vii
leave the Republican msjori'y not over 1000
| against 1915 last year, being less than half
| From appearance the Republicans have car
ried four out Of the hvs Congressional dis
tricts.
1 The First Congressional District 10 in doubt
| There will be large Republican msjority
10 both branches oi The Legislature, thougl
not 20 large an last year.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
FROM TENNESSEE.
Clarksviile Recaptursd by Eed'
erals frOm Fort DOne1sOn.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9.-Col. Preston, Of the
Eighth Kentucky cavalry ,hss just arrived from
ing portion Of Gen Grants forces from Fort
Donelson drove hody Of rebels, oonsisting ol
three hundred gusrilIss, with about one hun
drsd apd City citizsns Of Clarksville from their
ride pits at Psovideoce, three. miles from Clarks
vile.
The Federals shelled them ont when they
took refuge In a csns We then shelled them
out OF that, when they resorted 10 . dwelling
aud again they were shelled out. They then
entered Clsrksvi,le, whom the citizens sssoci-
a,ed with the rebels laid aside their arms and
resumed their civil associations. We then
took possession Of Clarksville, the rebels re-
trcatiDG,
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
rHuRsDAY. sEPrsxBER II, 1862.
Hoflc8 10 ADvnfIDKAS-An 1andsas
sdvsrtissnsah nsst - paid for IN advances, and
should b HANDED h bsfRs e'olsek, p. n, 70 en-
sure tAsir app ssrs.ss - ~ following morning.
Tna POslTsON.

Tnn kVoAThON.
The impressions here ss 70 the purposes ol
the enemy In croaaiag the Potomac, vary from
day to day. This h natural enough, consider
Ing the vague, uncertain, and contradictory
character Of the data upon which those impres
sioos are bssed. We hope that the military
suthoritiss have had better Information than
the public have had, although W notice fhAtthe
Xdr Of lest evening expressed the opinion thai
the Government Is q much befosgsd - others
sre.
II seems nov 10 bs certsin that tAs enemy
has pushed no considerable foros beyond Fred.
erick, either North, East, OF. West. Their ru
morsd oooupation Of Hsgssstows turns out ~
be a complete oaS0sd ~ was tbe destruction
Of I've millions Of our stores d Frederick. 30
also there proves 10 be 10 truth In The state
ment, that the enterprises Of the euemy ex-
tended westwardly to, or near, the Baltimore
and Harrisburg railroad. A yet, the enemy
may be said 70 be at Frederick, and 70 be
merely throwing out reconnoissances from tha,
point, for the double pupose OF plundsr and Of
protecting themselves against surprises
But In what force are they at Frederick
Are they really mssed there, to menace thb
city, to abide an attack from our army, and
anally to make themselves an attack upon this
city! Such was undoubtedly the prevailing
notion lest evening, both here and Ut Bslti-
more, and Il 10 reported to be tbe opinion Of
our military authorities. II II ID correct, W
are likly to have exciting times and bef,rs
long. The &arot lsst evening predicted bat
tie In tweoty-four hours. This lie q rapidity.
which would be unusual 10 this var. and may
not be resiised Why should tbsrs be ha.
tle becsass The enemy IL st Frederick l.
that any more part Of the Uaitsd States than
Centrsville or Msnassas, or is Il 30 near this
capital - either Of those places: So isr. the
Considerable government has not often allowed
itself u be controlled by popular clamors, but
the demand d the rebel newspapers for attack
upon Washington Is now louder than usual
and may not be without some |, iuencs upon
tho military tactics Of the enemy.
II 10 pleasant to fad the national forces on
the offensive in Tennessee, recapturing Clsrks
yille
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

FROx FREDERIoksBURa.--A contrsband, who
left Frederisksburg on Sunday, arrived here
yesterday. Hc reports that the rebels are for.
tifying Frsdericksburg on the eastern and
northern sides. There are two rssinenb o.
infantry ststIousd there. .
The town Is exceedingly quiet, but f:w dk
iurbsuoss between the Unitnists and sssss.
siosists taking place. ! ..uII
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
IIHION oROC ERY STORE.

! 100 barrels new No, 3 MackeIel.
100 do Goldfish
70 Kits No, I Msekersi
. 100 boxsa Eas.efn and Western Chstse.
| ,0ool lbs Sugar -oursd Haps,
WIKI D GepeRl ass0rm ant OF Groceries, to which
inyis the sttentloa Of loyal purchasers as can ~
u low o. any hoate In the District.
! sepli-3t' Intel STAR w II. TENNEY.
rAAP OF FOURTH PENS EsYLvArIA CAV
a.sau; S1 GsSGSS:
10 jaiA COMPANY y, Fourth Pennaylvania Csyalrj,
Captain John Weidman, must do 70 At once, as ti,s
iegmsnt 70 under msFphing orders. Info m .,ion -
10 the future loo tion Of tie regiment may Be oJ.
tainsd iron Dr. John 8. Lincawsau, Assi .tant So =
geon United States Army At the Ebbitt Houle, q
street, back of willsrd'. Hotel. sep ll-3t$
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

ErGsn. HalIseF Is understood To have said
70 certain parties, yesterday, that thh city h
DOW 40 s,rossly fortified that II will be utterly
impossible for the enemy, with any tslas 10
can bring against us, 10 invest Il successfully.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
Railroad Accident.

The following is the list oil the persons
killed and MANNED by the accident on the
Philsdelphis, Wilmington, and Baltimore rail
road, on Tuesday last. The train was filled
with soldiers:
Joseph Wyands. 95th Pa.
George Yelch, cd Ohio.
Mackey Divine, Co. B, 23d Pa.
NAMED AND ERvisED.
Charles Kreuser. Go. G, 18th N. T., leg
ruis~d.
Charles Haelfring. Co. G, 18th N. Y, foot
injured.
John Baker, Tooth N. Y, head aud ankle in
jured.
John Kane, 60. X, lOOth N. Y, foot injured
B. +. Thomas, Go. H. 18th N. Y.
I'd. X. Morse, 20. L, 18th N. T., badly
bruised.
S. R. Kirkland, Co. G, 9Th Ohio, badlJ
bruised.
George Klernihaus. Go. G. 18th NY.
Thomas Bowen, Co. 4, 18th N. Y, loI
broken.
Joseph Leroche, Go. Z, 18th N. Y.
| Douglas Paddock, Co. D, 18th N. Y.
| Michael AcNulty, Co. A, 18th Mass.
Henry Rust, Go. G, 18th N. Y, back badl.
Injured.
Hugh Beatty, Co. =, l45th Pa, rnptnred.
Nathan X, Duboueee, Go. q, Sth Ohio.
Ernst Meinig, Co. u, 18th N. Y,
Vim. Runyan, Co. d. 18th N. Y.
Ed. FaRin, Co. !, llS.h Pa.
Frank Foss. Co. G. 18th N. J..
John Schaber, Co. Z, 18Th N. Y.
George Clarence, Co. q, 18th N Y.
The three individuals decessed are at pres
ent in charge Of the military hospital at DARBY
where immediately aiVsr the occurrence, they
together with the injured, were removed. N
blams is said IN be- attached 70 the conductor
Of the trains. A dense log pervadsd the local
i,y when the accident took place.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

| ~Gsn. Mcdowell y understood V have
wrlttsn Q letter 70 ths President, insistipg upon
q court Of inquiry in bis cass. The sane 10 slso
true Of Gen. Fiiz John Porter.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

WASTE oY WAH.-A Delaware regiment, oris
inally nearly ten hundred strong, which ssrved
10 the Peninsula, Ia said 10 be reduced 10 thirty
four men.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
OF OIL A l..

DkPARTnENr W SrAIs, .
.'. 1' Washinyton, jan. 10, 1862. 90.
TAe Sscretasy Of Stata will hereafter receiys
msmbers Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month. o
.. " o WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
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rRnxD0n ~ sPaRUR AsD irRsk.
Oh. ODM (DY Tma PRD0R. ... .. .

3. 0OA o. Tna PRDss. r A. T.
There are certain politicians asd partisar
presses throughout the loyal NORTH who art
constantly nouthlng thess sacred words, .,
though thsy really meant 70 give the public
to understand that they were The only truly
diainterested advocates o! theSe great cardinal
principles, and were sincerely devoted to ths
maintenance Of thess primal and fundamental
rights Of . free people. TO test their sincerity,
Il Is only necessary to let those whom they stIg.
m,uze o. abolitionists 'pesk out against slave.
ry, when the cry Of these men Ia, arrest them.
send them to Fort Warren, Fort L>fsystte, or
TO some other Govcrnmest prison.
Their idea Of freedom Of speech and free
dom Of ths press seems 70 have THE exteat, no
more: freedom for ms 10 advocate and defend
slavery, for our dear Southern brethren's
sats. but no freedom 70 abolitionists y speak
OF print word against u! ....rg.. r' r
When Charles Ingersoll, Of Philadelphis, ID
arfested and iuprieoaed for dsnouocing The
Administration Of Ne. Lincoln -foolahly, % we
think, and no doubt the Administration wert'
If The same opinion, These -stcklsrs for free
speech and free press cry out tyranny, despo
'tism, etc, eto. But 10 The nsxt breath they are
like Joe Gargorys wife, on the rampdg', be
cause Mr.. Wendell Phillips and Mt. Horace
Greeley are not arrested for exsroisipg tbis
same right Of free speech, of which these ssme
gentlemen claim 10 be tbs champions par &C
ceRcnce.
Just now there is - spa nodic eHHt goi' 6
on in the country among the ss,dy p,liuoisus
Of tho Democratic sc1,oi, u rsyu'ci.st. the
old Dim cratic party Win view-ss they
sy-but more especially with view, a. we
think, to office, 10 maintain these old doctrines
Of free speech.
Ar. Vsllsndighsm makes speeches 10 Ohio,
aud elsewhere, brim full Of love Of freedom and
free speech; and NJ. Thomas B. Florence, o!
Warrington, starts paper 10 Phliadslphis 10
sdvocste these very principles. Bat let IN
abolitionist speak snywhsre 10 the fess North,
aud they ore among the drst 10 cry Cut, Away
With him! Cruelty hlm!" W. Do not say that
either Mr.. vaIlaudighsm or NJ. Florence do
this personally; but ws d.. say that they are
The representatives Of a class, sud that th-y
affiliate politically with those who DO H. -
Nov, II these people mean anything BY their
sdvocsoy oi ires spsecb and free press, lst
us have II all around The board. II tbsy cain
The right 70 talk and pint 10 favor Of slavery.
lot those who wish II have the same right "
tax and print their vicws against H.. ...
/ Said The illOstrious Webster: "Living, Ishall
assert the right Of free discussion; dying, shall
assert IL; and IL leave no other Inheritance 70
ny children, BY The blessing Of God l will leave
them tbe inheritance Of fres principle, and the
example Of manly and iudspendsnt 'dcfsnos
e them" ,.r
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PSblkhsd Dauy, Slldau Excepted,
BY w. J. MURTAGH 4 co.
saoass n. wssron. lo,roa.

- fhs publication ollos Of the NATIONAL
RsruBLoAR b q the norShsast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. D. Shsp.
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-11

u q r u E A tt .
n 10 necstssry, either for an Ofioer or Private,
In order TO capture two certain articles, viz Oie
new SHIRT and oue pair u HOSE, which was len
at ~ shop during last week -
ssp0 c. II. MUNCK
The national Republican., 1862-09-11
80, ;.,.''I =; III s:ii:.I';''' sxS'
'ssa.seH.fY%.
Ours 7kMea InGf woS1dss.
% REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN.

Ws hayN ssllahls is1oruatloa that The Eighth
lliisois lsvslfy, usSSf Oh. Fa,nsworth, On
fassbay,-Asd sssssassasas aad dAssaAal 1ol
Of ne W. o., A,hsyf,sh sNsslv, hs,wsss
Poolsevills and DArnsstown. fhs rebel los
Is kiiisd snd wUunds1, issluding oas psPAais,
We took dx prisoosrs. Our Ios wss one killed
and seVsa, WouAded. ~ 81.
Yesterday forsnooos ~ sgain net . portion
Of them u Clarksburg snd took 10 u them
prisoners They have slready Srived d head..
quartsn. They we're rsgtsd "a ttaitered, !, ~
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