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The national Republican., 1862-09-19

~ Greet. PsnAsylvanta houls.-Lbe
quirksst and safest Togts to tbs Northwest and
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one ~
Sunday. Boldisr' uoksts at Government rst%s :"
ali tbs prlnspal points In tbs North and West. for
uokets and thar Information apply " the once vi
the "0reat Pehnsyivania Route northeast corner
Pennsylysnla avenue and Sixth street, under ia
donai Hotel Ofacs open IRON .. m to y. m
E.O. NORTON,
ass Sly Agent.
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~ Special Noties.-On and after Tuesday,
April l. lse1 The trains On the baltimore And Ohio
Railroad will eeansnes running daily, tsu"dsys
sxoeptedJ leaving this Station st 7<0 .. IT,, 4no
connecting st Washington Junction With olai
Train for oil paris Of the West va Wheeling ,r
Pafkessburg Through uokets s0ld and baggage
checked, o.. .r W.. p. SMITH,
h u. Of Transportation b. o. Il. 3.
an l-dtf I6tar 6Iobel
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The Posi,,en a Cumb.rlana Gap.

CINCINNATI, Se9t. l6,-The follow ing cheer.
ing letter from Gen. Morgan, commanding al
Cumberland Gap, has been received
CrMDrRIAND Gar, Sept Ito As EditOrs o,
Kentucky, lndiosa, Miehigaa and Ohio-Gep-
1einen please say to the relatives and frisnds
OF the soldiers OF this command, that we have
good health and good splrits, and that our con
dition, 10 every respect, is better than that Of
the enemy, who surround us. Let our friends
do their duty to our country, and we will ay
and take care Of ourselves. ,.5 ....
Avery respectfully. 40.
. .t GEORoE W. koRoAH.
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OuR FIRST PAoE.-The reader lie referred 70
the frst page, for several entertaining articles;
The Report Of the Medical Director / General
Banks; Particulars Of the Surrender OF
Hsrpsrs Ferry Miscellany, ETC., etc.
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- Datehslor's Hafr Dys-Ths Best n
the World. .-Willam A. 1stohslor's celebrated
Hair Dye prodaoes color nsft be disting gpp.hea
least remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, snd ipyig
or atss the Hair for life. GREY RED, or RUETf
lesvius the hair soft and beautiful Sold by Al,
Druggist, 10.
~ Tbs Genuins b. signed WILLIAM A.
,BATCHELOR, N Ae four sides Of each bon.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, Q.sts 2a3 Drosa
way and 10 Bond New York my 2gly
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NoTICE.-Nr. A. R. Henry is agent for the
National Republican for the routes formerly
served BY A. Elkin and D. 8. Van vlset. Sub
soribsrs will please settle with him for papers
received since the LIST Of August.
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TIVE WAR IN KENTUCKY,

Rebels Failing Back from CincinAsti.
CINCINNATI, September ls. = The rebeli
commenced falling back yesterday, and at las'
accounts were between Demarsyille. and Fall
mouth, burning ths bridges on the Covipgton
and Lexington rail- Dad. ..l., tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- U. .. slAIers, h sllef Association
Tbs committee Of the U 5. Boldiera' ReIief Aau
oistion for the correction Hospital abuscs are re-
ausstsa 10 meet ct No l11 Eleventh street, between
b and stfssts, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 10th
instant, at halfpsst sevnn O'Clock. A full attend.
anoe ID desired .,.
yep 10 HI. ALvORD,
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II. ]. ALvORD,

ciatlon.-Thers viii BE- . meeting Of ths As,o
oistt, TO NIGHT at ~ o'clock, At the hsuss Of
". A Bradley, 4H street, between Six. b asp
q yenth streets II 10 hoped that there will be a
full attendance Of Conheoicut men st this meeting
a. sws have important matters 10 consider.
G DALEY,
sep 10 Secretary,
The national Republican., 1862-09-19

Gen. Pope made speech In Chicsgo Friday
night, In which he ssid be was sorry be ever
left the Army Of the Wssi.-Albany Eusnisg
Journal. .-,-, .,,.U
This is the universal sentiment throughout
the country. For once, Gen Pope aud tho peo'
plc agree.
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,rho Hsspoass - the 0ovsrasr's Caii.-
10000 nsa hush 70 Arms. ir
HARaIssURa, Sept. 1.-THE Governor states
that 72,000 men have responded 10 bic call fol
that the number will be increased to 100000
These men are being furnished with equip
mants ane moved to the State border ~ rap
Idly a. possible. 49,, .r .,p..
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DEPARTMENT OF STATI,
., --, Washington. Jan. rs, lS62.
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business OIL Saturday.
commencing With Saturday, ihn Hrs. Of next
month. .. lie
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
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BY w. j. M RTAG II l. co.
orORaE m. WEsTOs, EDITOR.

- The publication once Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN 10 at the northeast corner of d and
Seventh streets, second floor. over W. D. shep'
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
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sS-Tbe fu. ,eral Of Gsperal Reno, whose re.
mains have re, ched Boston, will take place to-
day in Trinity Church. Bishop Eastburn oidci-
nting.
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Np 10

~Wsstea's Progrsss Of slavsry.--ccos
Of this wssk ne FOR saIe st the once Of the Nao.
RH.4lie... Panphlst edition, - cents !.ouu'.
edition, 10 csnt
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1889.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-Allt transien,
Advertisements must be paid for In advance,
and should be handed IN bsfors Q O'Clock. p. M,
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning,
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giving 10 that institution greater protection : 4
slsverv, a. an induosmsnt to the South to r, +
main in the Union. Mr. Maury knows, Euro, "
knows, the whole world knows that slavery /,
the cause Of secession. But Mr.. Maury kno, VI
one other thing, and that is that the whoi g
world is opposed to slavery, and be tries hsrd
10 hide, at least from bis dear friend Roy, The
iact that the South are fighting for God do.
tying institution. 1t will not 20 down, NJ.
Msury.
Again this man, who affects to love liberty,
says
The Yankees are fighting for self-g oyern-
ment, they say. They are doing bsttl', for the
freedom of man, for u free prsss, fre, speech,
Ire worship, and the right Of self go yernment.
Such are their words: now ior their acts They
have suspended the writ of habeas corpus, and
have been, tor more thaa year, ksuing lettres
de c1chet. They drag preachers from their
pulpits and pull them to prison, because the v
will lot pray Tor Yankee rule. [vile lie, Mr..
hs''ry, and you know it, They nave muzzIed
turned legislatures out Of doors, Imprisoned
members, stepped between man and bis Maker
forbidden Christians 70 pray from their hearts,
and forced them into lip service"
Two wrongs do not make right Our Gov.
errmsnt has done some thugs for is own pro
tsfhon, al all Governments must; but We ssy.
without fear CT contradiction, that no Govern :
ment, under like circumstances ,was ever half so
lenisnt. No man has yet been tried for treason
and no sinsle Retsan has here been put to
death Jet for opinion sake, or even tor the
overt act Of treason against the Government.
Can ~. Msury ssy ss much ior bis bsstardsd
The New York herald., 1862-01-11

the building Of log huts, he expects soon TO
put his army in motion. We think, too, that
the intelligent reader will be able to discover,
from the other army movements indicated, that
they are but parts of grand system Of COM
bined operations, in which the army Of the
Potomac will strike the heaviest and finishing
blows. The facts we have recited are
sufficient to show that the grand win
Ter campaign of our army and navy,
which will inevitably crush this rebellion,
has already begun, and that, so far as our army
and navy are concerned, there is no longer any
ground for complaint of wasteful and demo-
ralizing inactivity. The army and navy are in
motion, and we shall not have to wait much
longer for some decisive results.
Our second question, which refers to the
sinews of war, and to the prospects Of seasona-
BILE, broad and comprehensive measures of Con-
gressional legislation on the subject, we cannot
answer so satisfactorily to our readers. The
House of Representatives, paid off in gold, ap-
pears still to be ignorant of the fact that gold
in New York is selling at three to four per cent
premium. And why this premium, with specie
basis of three hundred millions in the country
1t arises from the absence of any provision on
the part of Congress for the interest and final
redemption of the present and prospective
paper money issues on the part of the govern
ment An expenditure of six hundred mil
lions year upon cash basis Of sixty
millions of receipts is shaking the confidence
of the country in Treasury paper and all other
sorts of paper money The safety of the Trea-
sury and the interests of the financial, COM
mercial and all other business classes of the
country demand cash basis for these war ex-
penses of the Treasury of two hundred mil
lions, or additional direct and indirect taxation
on the part of Congress equal to one hundred
and fifty millions income to the Treasury.
The war is progressing finely; but the sinews
of war will surely fail us unless Congress,
dropping this worse than useless agitation of
slavery, and these disorganizing inquiries con-
cerning the leaders of our army, shall promptly
interpose to save the country and the Treasury.
We want one hundred and forty or fifty mil
lions more actual cash receipts for the Trea-
sury. Let them be provided by taxation, and
the work of sustaining the paper issues of the
government and of our banks upon the par
basis of specie will be simple and easy. Next
give us general bankrupt law, to lift from the
shoulders Of our business classes some of the
oppressive burdens resulting from this rebel
lion, and our people will not complain of the
extraordinary drafts upon them to sustain our
army, the Treasury and the currency of the
country, from the dangers of a financial revu,-
sion.
AS the army is in motion for vigorous pro-
secution of the war, we call upon Congress to
provide the sinews of war without further
trifiing, equivocations or delay.
The New York herald., 1862-01-11

ENGLISH VIEWS or Our FINANCIAL CoNDI-
TIoy.--In the last letter of that famous seer and
prophet Dr. Bull Run Russell, he predicted
that before the close of 1861 most extraordi-
nary financial crisis would take place in this
country; that a national paper currency would
be issued, and that the whole banking system
of the country would 60 down with rush. The
ides Of January are past aud his vaccinations
remain unfulflled. The community are of
course awaiting with some anxiety the action
of Congress in regard TO the manner In which
our war burdens are to be provided for; but we
have yet to discover the evidences of the
financial cstaclysm which was so clearly
prefgured to the acute vision Of the English
oracle.
There is an old but very true saying, that
''psople who live in glass houses should
not throw stones" In laying such stress on
our financial perplexities our transatlantic
cousins should not shut their eyes to the moral
contained in this pithy axiom. Notwithstanding
their boast that they were never so well pre-
pared TO 90 70 war with oil the world as o.
The New York herald., 1862-01-11
The War and the Sinews of War-Con.
gress and the Army.

The two great questions which now monopo-
lize the public mind are, first, when are we to
have great and decisive battle? and. second,
are they doing anything in Congress to save the
government and the country from the ruinous
consequences Of a threatened irredcemable and
constantly dcpreciating shinplaster currency?
We are happy to say, in reply to the first of
these questions, that the army is in motion
that the several detachments of the powerful
column Of General Buell., in Kentucky. from
different points, are closing around the rebel in
land stronghold of Bowling Green while from
our own stronghold of Cairo formidable flo
tilla, with a corresponding land force, is on the
eve Of starting towards the fortified rebel camp
at Columbus on the Mississippi river. The
rebel army at Bowling Green is supposed to
be not less than sixty-fve thousand men, and
twenty thousand. On our side, the advancing
forces of General Buell. will, it is believed, pre-
sent an aggregate of not less than seventy thou
sand men; and that the column Of General
McClernand, from Cairo, with some important
reinforcements from General Smith, at Pa
ducah, will amount TO full thirty thousand
men. Both of these moving columns are
admirably equipped and amply provided with
good artillery; and from the splendid fighting
qualities already displayed in every sort Of en-
counter by our Western Union troops, we have
no hesitation in submitting the prediction that
before the end of the present month we shall
have some grand and decisive Union victories
in the West
At the same time the Burnside naval expedi-
ton has moved down from Annapolis to Hamp-
ton Roads fortress Monroe), and is only
waiting the signal for dash upon the enemy at
some important point or two on the Southern
seaboard. The practical knowledge derived
from the Cape Hatteras and Port Royal expedi-
tions has contributed materially to make this
expedition Of Burnside certain success against
any point which II may assail, and to justify the
opinion that Burnside, having dislodged his
enemy from his first position, will instantly fol-
low him up, disperse his forces or capture
them, and strike at their main arteries Of inland
communication between Virginia and the cot
ton States. simultaneously with the thunders
of our artillery in the West we may expect'to
hear Of the shelling out Of the enemy some
where in the southeast by the Burnside cxpedl
ton.
But what Of our grand army Of the Potomacs
Is General Mcclellan, with his two hundred
thousand men, to remain stationary all this
time! Beauregard, it appears, is under this
impressions; for he has put his troops at Cen
treville, and along Bull run and the Occo-
quan, actively to work in the erection Of log
huts for their winter quarters. But this signi-
aes nothing. We presume, on the contrary,
that, as General Mcclellan has not proceeded to
The New York herald., 1862-01-11

present, there is no Disgusting the fact that
they were in mortal funk at the idea of thek
being compelled to resort to the alternative
which they made contingent on the non-sur-
render Of Mason and Slidell. We can judge
of the extent Of their apprehensions by the
eagerness with which they seized on the hopes
held out by the pacific tenor of Senator Stewards
despatch of the 23d of December last And
that they have good grounds for those fears will
be seen from the following paragraph, copied
from the Western Times, an English provincial
journal of high standing in the manufacturing
DISTRICTS
rupts trenchng so much our space, we omit it, Tho
Gasate Of Bankrnpcy will afford great treat to those
fond of this sort Of reading
The truth is that England, financially and
commercially, was never in more rotten con-
dition than she is at the present moment Her
people are staggering under such a load Of tax
alton that they are unable to support any fur
ther burdens. With her cotton mills closed or
working on short time, her exports to this coun-
try reduced by one-half, famine decimating tho
Irish portion Of her population, and starvation
impending over her English operatives, she was
in no condition to pick up the gauntlet had we
chosen to fling it to her. She might, it is true,
have damaged our navy, temporarily OBJ
structed our commerce and wrought us some
injury on our seaboard; but the cost of all this,
like the last straw that breaks the camel's
back" would have so ground down her people
and bankrupted her resources that rebellion
and revolution at home would have been the in
evitable result. 1t is well for the people Of
England that the prophecies of the London
Times in regard to the intentions and dispo-
sition of our government on the Mason and Sill
dell affair were no nearer the truth than those
with which DR.. Bull Run Russell, LII. D., and
A. S. S., has been recently favoring its readers
on our financial and commercial prospects.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

tsrnoou as O'Clock me once of the church vii b
used at hall past
VAN RAmr.-On Thursday, DccombesN =, kxAAnoz
widow u Cornelius ". Van Ranst. :
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the f
moral, from the residence OF Grorge Byxbs 70 Clark
street. Brooklyn, this Saturday afternoon. as two
O'Clock.
VAN KEuRAs.-0n Friday, December %. jams HRAM,
only soa Of James B. and Sarah Jane Van keuran aged
! year aud months
The relatives and friends OF the family RESPECTFULLY
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No 815 Greenwich street. this (Saiurday after
noon at one O'Clock without further invitation His re-
mains wiz be taken to New York Bay Cemeiery Tor In
torment.
wrslEy.-0n Thursday. December 26. Of consumption,
AxTuuR WESLEY, aged so years, months and 10 days,
born In Liverpool, England.
The funeral will take place from his residence 80 East
Fifteenth street. at O'Clock Sunday afternoon will
proceed 10 the Church o the Holy CommunOn Of
Twentieth street and Sixth avence and from thence TO
the place Of nterment tho friends and Of
the family respectfully invited 10 attend without fur
ther invitation.
Canada and Dublin papers please copy.
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Married,


AypErsoS-CtEynENS.- Thursday evening, Decep-
Der 25 by the Rev. Mlet at tho residence of tho
BRIDES parents, Mr.. WV. H. ANDERSON TO Miss HsyRuni
CIxNpEyiS, all Of this city.
CoRSEII-SMrH.--0n Wednesday, December -, by the
Rev Geo. Dunbar JOSEPH VERIFY CORNELL to Miss frances
SMITH, both Of this city No cards sent
FEReusoS-BAIKs--nC Charlestown, on Wednesday, De-
cember "a, by the Rev. Dr. Ellis, JOHN T. FERGreos Of
the United States Treasury Department 70 HKyRurA Ma
RIA daughter Of John Bates, Paymaster. United states
Navy.
rElrxFR-Dy LoySEs AT Chicago, I on Saturday even
ing December 90 at the residence OF the brides father
by Rev. James Pratt, d. n, Captain john FEuyEp First
United States cavalry TO Miss CoR.LH H., second dsugh
ter u Mr. Geo. De LoyDes, OF said city.
FEIowrs--CfAHKE.-onT Tuesday, December -, by the
Rev r. s. Wiley, FRANCS Fr1LowEs Jr., OF Hartford,
Conn.,, to ANNIE T., daughter Of Alex Clarke Esq Of this
city.
fosrrr--NErscs. Wednesday evening, December
a. by the Rev. NJ. Mctlroy EDWIN FOSTER TO Miss LuCy
A. daughter OF the late James M Nelson all Of this CITY.
RvyDrti-SIxrsoS- this city, Thursday evening,
December 25 at the residence OF Edward Beekman Esq
by the Rev Joseph McElroy, JoRS RESpxL TO MAGGIE
eldest daughter Of David 5. Simpson ,q all OF Brock
iyn,L
srYpAw-wuDos.-UnT Thursday, DecembeY is, at the
residence OF James Millward, ESQ.,, Bay Ridge. L. L. by
tho Rev. Mr. J. Manning, Mr.. TuNIs SuyDAM OF New
Utrecht L. 10 Miss MARY ANN WELDON, eldest daughter
of Geo. Weldon, ESQ., Of England.
SrKwsul--IAloS. Christmas Day, Thursday, Dcccm
Der 25 the Church Of tho Saviour by the Rev Dr
good, T. H. srEwrIr Of Boston. 10 SUSAN LAIoS Of New
York
srxrR--IsAAcs.-on Wednesday, December "a, at tho
house OF the brides father, Jonas lsaacs Esq, No. 70
Jane street. by tho Rev. J. Lyons, Captain Josrrn H.
STryER late OF the United States volunteerso Miss Arr-
ia IsAACs, all OF this city.
I. California papers please copy.
woRrsAS-PraDy.--On Wednesday, December 10, in
G. Puney, b. GRirFS WORKMAN TO Ina daughter or James
Purdy, Esq all OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
HlISCEI.LANEOUS.

LII AFFLICTED PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS,
IA WHO DID TT
suggests another important question, and that 10
WHY WAS 1T DONKY
Does the pasne OF more posters any locality
prove tho advancing civilization Of the Inhabitants aud IL
20, IL 1t not worth our " lille TO nsk
WHAT Is 1T,
that 10 the barbaroue regions OF the Garth to find
tomers or course do not refer TO the strange animal a
the Museum which Is neither H. flesh fowl and that
friend Barnum, with all his shrc dness knows not ho
Lest the question should longer puzzle ourcitizsns,
we are permitted TO reply 70 the demand -
WHAT rs ITy
by publishing the following extract from letter sddressed
TO s. SLenfed, ESQ.,
JsRicno, June Is, 1862
Why do not forward here haK dozen Of your
celebrated Colnac Bterss 1t telling the de-
mand 10 great for them In the West to export them hher
They the universal family remedy for all Affections of
the liver and digestive organs throughout the continent OF
Europe, and equally necessary here Surely
increase importatons to commence trade with
this country and promise you no Bitters will 60 down
with the people 10 yours become known.
Further particulars In relation 90 these world renowned
French Cognac Bers obtained from the authorized
agent for the United States S. STISFELD No 10 Nassau
New
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
MILITARY FUNERALS.

.Ossssuass Of Colonel Ball, Captains
Hoagland and Dodge-Skctche OF
Their Lives, &C., &c.
Tho obsequies Of Colonel James II. Bull and Cap
John r. Dodge, of the sixtysixth New York vo-
Ianteers. and Captain W. II. Hoagiand Of the Twelfth
New York Volunteers, took place yesterday afternoon
from the City Hall The bodies lay in state in the Cover
nors Room up to two O'Clock in the day, whore they
were visited by thousands Of sympathiaing citizens
great many of whom personally acquainted with
sthe deceased soldiers These three gallant officers
csived their death she battle OF fredericSs
burg
The collins bore the following nsfriptions:-
COL JA.lES II. BULL,
= Sxty-sixtn Regiment New York Volunteers.
Z Killed Ia action
FREDERICKSBURG. December H. 1852.
Aged As years.
& CAPT. JOHN +. DODGE,
Company d, Sixty sixth Regiment n. Y. v.
Killed in action,
Fredericksburg, December IL, 1862.
Aged % years'and mouths
CAPT. WIN. II. H0AGI4AND,
Company Il, Twelfth Regiment N, Y. v.
Killed N action,
fredericksburg, Va, December 13, 1852.
Aged 81 years aud months 1
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