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SEWING MACHINE.
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NE Weekly Express

oubllshcd ever Wednesday. asti 80 per snnum.
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ss-xo pap.r cent without the money. nor eoainu-
lonscr time than paid for.
tsntes OF Advertising an weekly
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
From California.

SAS FRAScsco, Sept l8.-The ship W. y.
Piescott has been chartered to load with wi eat
for Liverpool.
Business from the hands Of importers is re-
markably dull; tales Of 500 barrels crushed
sugar at IL csu.s.
Legal tender United States notes ale il per
ce nt. discount
Several showers have fallen iu the noun
tlioous distr.c.s recently, indicating tho Lear
approach Of lhe rainy lrssnn.
A Salt Like dispatch Il the llth Instant, In
sp-aking OF the emigration between there and
oregon, sajs that two trains we're attacked by
Indians at Subl.tL's Gu; on, and fifteen or
twenty pers ns were killed. A band Vi Shos-
bcres, Suakes aud Btirub Indians, well armed,
we're endsavOring 10 prevent the emigrsnis
from going to the Salmon country.
Col. Conner arrived atSalt Lake on the 10th,
having ier the C,li urn!a troops at Ruby VAL
ley until be lOce..d h!s garrison.
BAN FnANCIsCo, September l5.--Salled, ship
Tha cher, Magcun, for Liverpool, carrying
81, 900 sacks Of wheat Alec, sailed, ship GCd-
tess, for Callao.
All tho departments Of trade arc lsngush-
Ing.
An immense moss meeting was held at Music
Hail Oh sunday, 10 arCuuv the people to the
Importance OF making credits Bile contributions
for the sick and W 1unded soldisrn The Mayor
presided. Speeches were made by Rev. Thos
Starr King, Eugene Ca,serly, frederick Biilin.
ger, aud others. The meeting was very en-
tbusiasiic, and the Sovemeut to raise money
will likely prove great SUCCESS.
Part of the late Senator Broderick's prop
erty was sold at auction on Saturday fol
$4,000.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Brilliant Cavalry Reconnaissance
to Thoroughfare Gap.
Capture Of Several 0mcers and q
Number OF Prisoners.
Three Of General Ewell's Body
Guard Captured.
Gtn. Ew.ll wound'd, and s,nt on bis Way
10 Richmond.
THE CAVALRY CONE NEAR CAPTURING
HIM.

A reconDoitering party consisting ofcavalry,
which left Gen. Hein,zslman's headquarters on
Thursday morning, returned to camp last eve
niug, performing one Of the boldest, most rap
ID, and brilliant exploits Of the war.
They penetrated the courtry ~ within three
niles Of Thoroughfsrs Gap. Here they came
upon detachment Of Gen. Ewell's body. .gnard,
.bree Of whom they captured. They were
etcortipg Gen. Ewell, who was wounded in the
recent battles, TO Richmond. The party cap
,ured were in the rear. Thirty other prisoners
we're taken, among whom were several rebsl
ufH,err. The distance traversed was eight,
miles; all Of which was accomplished iu eish
teen hours. Several wagons were also cap
'ured. The party saw no slgrs Of the enemy
aetseen Arlington and Thoroughfare Gap, ex
sept those spoken Of above.
Our men came very near taking Gen Ewel
himself; be only escaped by being driven q
d. rapid Iato 10 an ambulance.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
TIE NEW TuOuPs.

We understand that General Nc Clellan's
force, which took the field to drive the rebels
out Of Maryland, contained originally 25,COO
of TIE new levies, to which additions may have
been made. 1t is the universal report that
the new regiments have fought admirably.
We copied yesterday an account of the bat.
lie of Sunday, one Of it's severest points, il
which the palm Of bravery and efficiency was
given to Michigan regiment raised only Two
wetks.
1t Lisy be said by those who think less well
ofnew ops than we do, that they Tough,
well, only because they were internixed With
old ones. But even il this ia true, it SHOVE
that, with proper management, new troops
may b. made serviceable. They may be used
everywhere, in connection with old ones.
1t is probable that even larger proper.
ton Of the enemy's force in the battle Of We'd
nesday, consisted Of raw soldiers, than in Cd:
own army. And yet, that the entire force Of
the enemy behaved well, is stated in all tht
accounts.
Certain persons, with peculiar notions ol
the sovereign efficacy Of drilling, have said
that 1t would be months before cur new levirs
would be worth anything. Such opinion.
must be given up, in the light of recent re
suits. They ought to have been given W
long ago.
1t is row conceded that the fresh troops Of
Gen. Casey's division, who were at FIST re-
ported to have given way at the battle o.
t'air Oaks, did actually exhibit as much cour
age, submit to as great Losses without finch
ing, and infict as much damage upon the enc
NY, as in any instance Of field fight in thi,
war. The same thing was true Of the freshes
regiments at the battle Of Shiloh.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
ea3- Tha follovin0 disnatcb frnm Gener,

es- The following dispatch from General
Hooker speaks for ITSELF The whole country
will regret the misfortune Of Gen. Hooker, and
ais cons queut absence from the field at such
time as this. May bic recovery be speedy:
A Di.pstch from Gen. Hooker-A Great
Battle and . Great Vfct0ry-rhe Oar.
mage Aw fui-0en. Hooker Wounded.
CEN1nEvnLE, Md, Sept. ia great battle
has been fou yht aod we are victorious had
The honor to open 1t yesterday afternoon; aud
1t continued until 10 o'clock this morning,
when was wounded and compelled to quit
the field.
The battle was fought with great violence on
both sides
Tbs carnage has been awful.
only regret that | was not permitted 10
take part in the operations until they were con.
,iuied, for had counted On either capturing
their army, or driving them into the Potomac
My wound has been painful, butt 10 not one
that will bs likely to lay ms up. l was shot
through the foot
J. H0oKER,
Brlgadier General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
THE VERY LATEST,
Thursday Spent in Burying the
Dead and Caring for Wounded.
The enessv sesd q Eyas Of Truce.
Both Federal ard Conf dFats Troops Int Z.
mingle II tte Work Of Humanity.
OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The Enemy Changes Position.
But His Whereabouts Is Not Known.

Correspondence Of the As.oolatsd Prsss.l
HsADQuARrxRs ARMY ov THE poroxAc,
Friday Morning, Sept. 10.
Yesterday was occupied In buryirg the dead
aud caring for the wounded. The rebels sent
in ass Of truce In the morning, ssking per-
mission 10 bury their own dead, which was
granted. At Hrst the orders were very strin-
gent against holding intercourse with the reb.
els, but during tie afternoon they wero re-
laxed, and the troops on both sides freely in-
termingled.
The following 10 su additional list Of c ti,ei s
killed and wounded:
Gen Rodmsn, commanding brigade in Burn.
sides division, wounded Col. Stesr, Fourth
Rhode Island, wounded in hip; Lieut. Col.
Applemsn, Eighth Ccnnt otlcut, wounded; CAPT
Griswold, Eleventh Connecticut, killed; Lieut.
Arenburg. nf Lesman's Ohio battery, lost q
leg; Major Gle, Eighty eighth Peausylvsnis,
severely wounded Col Barlow, Sixty A,st
New York, wounded; Col. Goodrich, SiItietb
Nrw York, killed; Col. Crossdule, Ono-llun.
drsd and Twenty eighth Penn, killed; Col.
Rsall, Tonth Pennsylvania, wounded; Major
Dwight, Second Massachusetts, wounded.
AT daylight this A. N. 1t wac found that the
enemy had changed their position. Whether
their whole force has crossed the river, CT
whether they have a.taiped new position
nearer the river, is net at presen, kuown.
Had they remained, a general engagement,
would have taken place this A. NJ.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
nROFOsALy FOR FLCUR.

Sealed Iropo al, arc invi ed I'LL the da OF
October, 1892 ct 10 O'Clock m, for tur.ishing the
,ub.i.'enos Department vi 10000 BLrfes oi
d. 6 will be received for what Il known ss No. !,
The NUMBER of ba.rsa ot each kind should be
dtdin :tly stated nd the price propos q t"r seh
The Quantity Of Flour required will b, about to9
barrel. daily, delivered siiner al tke Goverhment
w archouas in sorsetorn or atthe hai r'Ld Depot
Tbs u.usi Goyernms.t i1sI cotton will be made
1 vi b, Irs the Fiou! Is ieSe.ysa
\ he barrels to b. hssd.liaed.
nj, will BE- accompanied by an oa b Of alisdance
and b. direottd 70 Col. A. BECkWlTH, "A. u o.,
and G. g., U, A. a. WAhington, D. o. ald ca
dOrssd Proposals. TOT btoaS-' Sp"
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Important from the West.
Surrender Of Mumf 0rdsville
Kentucky, Confirmed.
From -Four 10 Five Thousand Of .C,I
T,oips sur. oundsd d By Bragg snd
Forced 10 Surrender

INDIANAPOLIS, Sep. 10 9-Adjutant Hauson
Of the Seventeenth Indiana regimtnt, who es-
cepsd from MumforGsvills Immediately after
l. snrIepder, has reached here. He reports
that the garr scn, numbering from four to I've
thousand men, comprising tho Seventeenth,
r F(.een,h. Sixteenth, Sixty seventh, Sixty
ei nth and Sixty ninth Indiana regiments, one
c. mpauy Of cavalry, and ten pieces Of artillery,
WIS made to surrender On Wednesday, being
completely surrouuded by Blagg's force: I,
which were estimated at thirty thousand. Our
lts, In killed and wounded was Hfty. The
rebels acknowledged q Ices Of seveu hundred
on Sunday.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

No DANGER-The Boston C,uier, and It's
correspondents, are sill exercised over Rev.
Mr.. Mauning's alleged declaration that "when
the curtain rises In Heaven to reveal the purest
saints, we shall seo Fremont, Hunter, Beech
er, Garrison nud Phillips." List Tho agitated
Courieri,es be contortcd Mr. hanaiog did
not mean that 'rey we're IN auy danger OF meet
ing ,hose men thtre.-Bos,on CoEnmon,D all.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

~- Postal currency stamps are not ssuel
by the ONCE Of the Internal Revenue. The
Commissioner invariably returns orders and
money sent him for currency stamps. They
are issued by tho United States Treasurer, but
no one ueed send to him at present, as be Is
now Issuing TO Government agents only.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

~Dr. Letterman, Surgeon General In
Gen. AcClellan's army, has been ordered u
send 1000 wounded soldiers to Baltimore, Q,
1000 to Philadelphia, and 5000 to this oily.
DR.. Kyler, Medical Inspector, has been ordered
to Harrisburg, to make arrangements for the
reception Of oil the wounded that may be
sent there.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

Howell Cobb, Buchan ans lsroenous Sucrc-
tary Of the Treasury, is described by one who
saw him In the rebel army lew days since, y.
u oonh IN ptable, bloated b!ackgusrd" We
don't doubt the fidelity Of the picture In tie
l.a.t-A barry Ev. Jour.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

The g,isrd vessels CT Alexandria and Piney
Point, on the Potomac river, will be distin.
guished, during the day, by SQUARE WHITE
FLAG WITH 4 RED cnoes, st. Andrews,) and at
night by TWO RED LloHrs.
The oficers in command Of these vessels will
furnish the Naval Potomac Psss 10 all masters
Of vessels navigating the river, after they shall
nave given proof that they are lawfully en-.
ployed.
Vessels entering or departing from the river
will ba sc bjeot to detention Il rnprovlded with
a pare
ASp'w A. HAYWOOD,
Commodore Cong Potomac Tlotlla.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

Tas Peace Society" Of E0glaud has taken
our case 10 hand, and treats US TO dresry batch
OF "exceien. sentiments." II these weli-mean
ing gentlemen will turl their attention to what
EGgland /. just uow doing In China, they may
p ssibly find quite as appropriate theme Of
remonstrance as the "frstricidal war 10 Ameri'
ca" over which they grow s9Virmously maud
Evening Journal -
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

81 Medical Inspector Kuyler telsgraphs
to headg" r .ers here that he has effected ar
rsugemer.s ror The accommodation Of alb ,ut
800 Of the wounded In Harrisburg anG Read
ing A number Of the wounded have also been
sent to Hagerstown, which Is only nice miles
di,tsnt from the battlefield.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1852.

NOTICE TO ADvERTTsERs.-All transien,
advertisements must he paid for In advance,
and should bs handed in before O'Clock. p m. .
TO ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

SoTrcE.-Mr. A. n. Henry Is agent for the
Naiiond Republican, for the routes formery
served by A. Elkin and D. 8. Van vleet. Sub
.crihers will please settle with him for papers
rGce!ved since the LIST Of August.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

,zJ'We learn that Adjutant General Thomas
/" tbs city yesterday for Annapolis, Mary
Isud, on business connected with The large
number OF psroied prisoners at that post, hav.
Ing II view their exchange.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

PsRsoN.L-H.n. John P. Hale is In towr,
snd tls rooms at the National.
Siacrgs Francis Train arrived 10 Washingt9u
last evening, and has rooms at the willard
TEou.e. George made speech yesterday p. N
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

Gs-Surg BON General Hammond left yestsr-
cyrla Of surgeons.
Dr. joseph r. Smith Is acting surgeon dur.
i-g I'g U'nmoad's absence
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
HsApQuARrrRs Army or IHs PoroxAo,
From the Battlefield.
OUR 1.ICTORr COJMPLETI
Pleasanton In Pursuit Of tho Enemy.
OUR ENTIRE ARMY IN GOOD CoNDI-
TION-TnE ENEMY SEVERELY
PUNIS HE'D.

HARRnBURs, Sept. l9.-InformatIou receiv,
this evening from the battle f,ld says our vic
tory Ia complete, and that General Pleassnton
is In hot pursuit Of The enemy, and driving
portions Of them across the Potomac.
The entire Federul army is In good condl-
,ion, and the enemy has been severely pun
iibel.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Ciouler Conoerning Newspaper Pubii.
cations.

catiors.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
September TO- 1862.
CIRCULAR -Msjar General J. G. Foster, com-
msndipg the Department Of North Csrolins,
hs called attention 10 an article In the New
York Evening Post. Of septsmbar Alb, in which
are published The numbers and positions Of bis
troops. He remarks that New Yolk papers
always Raca the enemy 10 I, " dsys aftel
p piblicatlon, and that such Information from
our friends is more Injurious than that gained d
by the rebel spies.
The pewrpaper press Is earnestly requested
20 make no publication 10 regard to the num-
b.r 0ud movements Of our troops. No inform
a.ioa could b. moro dcsi,able to the suer
than this Such publioations have done i'm.
msnse ipjury TO our oause.
II. W. HALLECx.
General 10 Chief
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

10 carving . psrt-idgs-sAys s!depy Smith
Il rplsshed Mrs Markham with gravy from
hesd to foot and .bongh saw three dstinc
rills Of the brown liquid trickiing down her
cheek, chs had the oomplalrsnos to declare thai
Stances are the "triuwpbs Of civilized li,s'
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

sxspsciaI aotsos.-On and after Tuesdsy
Apf}l lsS2, the trains ON the Baltimore and OH,
REiroad will commence running daily, (SundaY
excspted1 leaving tniA Station At 10 d n an sns
Train for al psrts Of the Wsa "a Wheeling o.
ParSenburg. Through I, tsts sold and bagGea'
oheoked, W.. p. SMITH,
N. Of Transportation B. / o. 3. L
api-d6 l6tar 6l0bel
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
n hOPOBALB FOR WOOD.
80 A,.snsi NJ, IL IaA9

wash ns on Anensl, Sept. ", 1882.
slALEp PROPOSALS, 10 bs end rcd Pfcpotalsf =
Fue,," will to rs,evet st tbh fo until 10 .. In
Of the c9th Instant fer uhs hundred (t0) Cofds Of
Oak Wo.d, 10 be deiyertd a. The Aissna, ten cords
before the 18th Of Nvyem0sr
The Wood must be large and OF The beat qualiy
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest re.
soonsible bidder, who will be- required to give .
bond with Iwo acceptable SUI etiesJ for VI tum ef
$50 !, Tor the due performance Of ,he contract.
GEORGE ELY.
Vsp % Capt an1 Asst Quartsrmasteg.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
aug ely

~ Batoheloy's Hair Dys-Ths Best IN
he World.-Wlliam A. BatcheloI,a celebratet
iton nstu's wurrs ted not 10 hurs the Haif In III
least remedies the III enecs Of bad dyes, Ard hyie
ora,es the Hair tor hfb. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
leaving ths hair soft and beautiful Bold BY q
~ The Genuine y dgnsd WILLIAM A
BIfCHELOR, On w fbs1 .ades Of sacA Las-
Factory, No 81 Barclay street, (Lsts 28s Bread
way and 10 B,nd,J New York my 8ly
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

~ Richard q. Mccormick, chief clerk Of
the Department Of Agriculture, represented
that Depa. .msnt at the exhibition Of the Amer
lean Pomologi,al Society, at Boston, on Thurs.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
TIE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Lo uisville beinE Fortified, SC

IOuisville being Fortified, sc.
LoUIsvIILe, Sept lo.-Tte military com.
menced !O,iifyin3 the city yesterday. A mum
Der Of ne gtoes have been Impressed, and srs
employed Ia digging ri6s pits and In throwing
up entrenchnents.
Ncthipo reliable has been received from
Mulnior, lille. The telegraph wires are
down. The JJ,una! to-day received iuforma-
ton ,ha' Colonel Wilder and his gallant band,
alter GehtiDg three dnye, were forced to eur
RET der 10 an overwhelming force Of the enemy
at 70 O'Clock on Tuesday night. This 10 not
reliable, ss nothing tf1.iol hos been received
Mumiord Vile
Surrender OF MumfOrdsville.
IsDiASAPILis, Sept. lS.-Adjutant Slsweon,
Of ne Sieve tIsnth Indiana regiment, VITO
escaped irtI Charlottesville Immediately after
Ii. surrender, rsncEed heru TO dsy, aud reports
Il at the parriiOo, nuIberios from 1000 10
5000 neU-- @. mprisIny the Seventeenth, Fit
iisth, Sxsetb, S.xty-seveutb, Sixty .sieh
and slxty-ai1'h trdiana regiments, one com
pcpy Vi .en pieces Of sr,iilery-surrendtr
N Wednesday, being completely surrounded
by Bragg's torcer, estimated at 80 900
Our loss in killed aud wounded was City.
The rebels acknowledge loss Of seven
hundred o. Sunday.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pr. ach TOMORROW, susday, hspt 2st irs aaf,
in lem, erance HsIi, at II o'eook in the moi MI 2
md s,Th IN ths svesing. The calvary Mis- ion
In the Afternoon. sep Ale
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

~ Great Pannsylvants hOuts.--Tht
Qul iet and safest r0uts 10 ths Northwest ahC
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
Sunday. Soldieu' tickets At Qoverpment rates u
ali the principal points Ia the North and West. l0i
tickets srd rthsr infoIInl Ion apply at the Office o,
the "Grsat Peansy iyania Route" ucrthesst oornsI
eepnsylvsnli avenue and Sixth street. under M
dOnai Hotsl. Once open irvm ., m. 10 2, m
IN Sundays n p m- ,,or-ou
eus e-ly ASvat
The national Republican., 1862-09-20

ArAttsntionI Attentisni Atteatioa !
Wantsd-s fsw MEN 10 complete , com any Of the
,ixt enth isgInoUt Virginia First Easier vs.)
This Is he only regi pspt nov pug:e Lva y, and Do
tailed for BpEgIAL SERS iCE' BY the Score.
tsry Of War ior duty 10 this vloin " Of Alexsndrs
and the forts sb ,uts W Akhi.Rtoo, d. G.
Recruiting otR0e, THIRD street I'd door below Pa.
avsnus. A. O. WIDDICoMBE,
Captain.
GEO. A. ARMEs,