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The national Republican., 1862-06-26

FEoN TuE SOUTH. Richmond papers received
here are repIets with the late cavalry raid oi
General Stuart, which they are pleased to de-
nominate the most brilliant achievement Of
the war" The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th
Instant, In noticing The affair." says that It prove
that the quality Of the rebel troops Is infinite.
iy superior 10 that Of their enemy. The Rich
moud papers are Particularly s9vsre upon
iesorters, which they assert. 10 not alone pecu-
liar 10 ihe rebel army. Other southern papeft
received present rather 4 ailaptiatcd appear
auce in respect " ilIvir dress aud cleaDliness
Ths editor Of ,hs. Lyichburg Republican CALI
loudly for rags irom which u manufacture The
papqy On which " pint h's rebel shee', and
IRON the miserable scrswny appearances Of thi'
docuinsnt We may infer WA, Yankee paper
manuiactory would be an institution whicf
would euurs Ino-t prohtably " the proprietor
oi rebel newspapers
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
a speck ofWar in Utah..

SALT LAKE, JUNG 10 "A band !of pefvona,
num6ering Oue thousand men. women and
childrsu, under the Leadership Of one korris,
who claimed 10 be the Prophet Moses, reap.
peared upon earth, has formed settiessent
thirty miles north II this city, aod comnittSd
numerous dspredstiohs upon oiuseas rof. ths
vicinity He refused TO labor for their suppcrt,
believing that the Lord would, supply their
wants Three Of thsir number, dtgusted viii,
the imposition, Attempted In leave, but wcrv
arrested aud placed Ia cobtinemsui and heavily
ironed. 81 80 Oh .-...
A. writ oi hss.sas corpus was isrisd by Chiel
Justice Ksnu-y, which was 'tea,ed with con-
A suasient lime having elapsed rths pro
duoiou of lhs prisoners. q second writ, with -
order for the atrest Of Morris foe conteDpt and
for the arrest Of the leaders Of The gang and
for false imprisonment, was issaed. -.For III
execution Of ,hess, $50 infantry and svtillery
Serc ordered out on the llth BY the Acting
Govssnor, Fuller. I'd d a. ~
Norris and hi. men were iound strongly en-
renched and thoroughly armed Fighting
ansued, and Two Of The marshs,'r Po.se were
killed. .n,
On the 18Th th. Rsbels pretended TO surtsu
der, but rssstsd anew aud as soon a. ihe
attacking marty approached aShsod 10 hand
fght sns,ssd j., gh r6 ~.
Morris was Killed, aud another leader VA
mortality wounded, and ths Rsbris alsliy over
come. $ .versl women aod children wert
killed during he sisgs, Norris refusing 10 put
them NJ . place Of fAiety. The prisoners cap
lured number ons hundred and forty seven
They will be brought before The couri To NOR
w.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

TnE NOVEL OF The SEASON. Mr.. Carl.ion
has just Issued new Amerioan novel, dssliued
II VS. are not greuty mistaken, to win for its
accomplished authOr, Mrs. Elisabeth S,oddard
the vile Of the poet high position alnon8 the
writeIs who have most tucclsstuIly aLla,poied
III delineste lie In Nsw Eagland. The ,I6pfye-
sons Is a. puthen'ic and dotaihA, often IA psy
biological, q picture ~ thoee which Bslsscha.
drawn OF proyincp liIa In Franco. yShB has
paintsd Characters, plac.s, anl events with
Fierntsh m'nu'snsss. Any one who ,hss sum
iner d among this old hoineslesds On the pic
ihre'queL New England Coast, drawn out IL.
humor Of the bluff fishermen, haunted ihe priu.
inve graveysrds, lounsed among The bald rocks,
and hslencd 70 Wild Bss sounds, will bear wit
ness to The fidelity Of the por.rai,urs. "But
beneath this, says the Boston 7tdascrirx, ..are
deep elements 0t passion and charscter.G ,the
materlallsm, sell. assertion, conventional piety.
AMI family routine The bard and ,o1ld and lie
earnest and weird iorms or bamx,i paturs bred
on that bleak soil, mo taithhllyt xhible,l; in,
temp .ranG" aud economy, gossip and social
tyrann J, aoulsstis love and iriAis, come before
w as II experienced, rather than Aes6Ii ben;apd
wo have thus another carefully studied aud 10,
csliy truthful Ameriosn novel, sad such one
"a only woman II lk6en obssryatlen aud ex-
prsssiVo art could have writtsnp ITF .OT
). For sale st Ph,ip Il Solo,nohs, sss Psnnsyl-
vsnia avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

OFFICERS ~ VOLuNrEERs The press Is dis
custiog The rights Of the Governors Of States
aud Of the President. In respect 70 officers Of
volunteers and militia called into the service
u the United States. The Immediate ocossioU
M this discussion Is an opinion Of tbe Attorney
General upon one bea ch ot the subject o..
Oas prsctics has oblai'ed, 10 which we do
not believe that ths personal attention Of ihs
President has beeu directed, and which will
not be. iouhd TO b. deiensibls We refer u
'bs practice OF dePriviug cf6cers oi STATE
troops oI their comm ssion- by mere order ol
be PreAi'isnt, witbou, court martial, and with
"ut The recommendation oi. thet boards pro-
sided by la~ ior the discharge Of incompetent
officers. This practice trampies upon the clear
eat rights oi the States. and nt tbe officers them
selves
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

Nh. CoBBs CorToN-We notice. 10 letters
from near Richmond, that, in conversation
with our officers under flag Of truce, eT-
Secretary Cobb stated that he and bis brother
e my brother Tom'') had been in the habit Of
raising 100000 worth Of coltou, but had now
planted no cotton, but only wheat and corn for
the army.
We incline 10 think, that the most productive
plagtstion which Mr.. Cobb ever admin. tered
was the Treasury Of the Uuited States Mr
roVmbs used 10 say that Cobb owned dczrt
uegroes acquired by his wife, aud had no
capacity enough to manage even that smal
number, Toombs disliksd Cobb aud was no
very measured In bis language about aoytbip,
W anybudy whom he ch0H4 " dislike. Blu. VI
ionbt much II Ccbb's contribution 10 the cot
ton supply Vi the world was, ever very largs.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

GUARDINu THE PgorERrY or REsELs. S.na-
M Wade, 10 tho Senate yesterday, dsnm,nceo
:" indignant terms the practice 10 much 10
v,sie among oui generals in Virgluia, or sta
'ioniug & iarls over the property o. Influential
Enhnls. In this connection. b. called ilT III,
rrailing Oi a recent order Of Gen. Mcdowell,
commanding the utmost vigilance in the pro
lection OF ths property Of an arranl traitor,
even though sentinel should be plaesd u,
every panel Of his iencas. Mr.. W.'s reh,iks OF
this guarding OF h. property OF rebels with
one hand and lighting them with the other
vas thrilling in its effect lie ptodictcd that
the war.would never b, ended by such gene
rails. One who could be guilty of such an
action would NOD, Ia his belief, be very effec-
i've IN fighting the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

IuI BARaARIsH oP SLAVERY srILL ra rnE
DITRIcr.-Oa Thursday last a party Of two
hualrsd and fifty c,lorsI people hired grounds
Tar pic mic near Gtyslsl Springs, above Co
mmbiin College, on the Pinsy Branch road
After spending The 'isy in innocent festi"liy
ou their return down Fourteenth street. between
and X, a crowi OF buys, spectators Of the
game oi a ball club, commenced stoning the
Procession, psitlng uidrCilsssly horses and csr-
rsees, men aud women, and iniurng several ol
the women in The carriages. II WAS an outrage
that the Choctaw nation would have Scorned IL
perJStrate
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Election i'm OREGON.

SAN FRAkCIsco, June 10 Arrived -Sica'ue'
sonora. chip Storm King, ior,y nine days from
Hong Kong; bsrqae Peter Clinton, frnm Glas
gos Sailed Ship Rom,nce Of ,be Sea, To-
Hong Kong. b., .' If.
Adsices from Oregon 10 the 9th state that an
election took place on the I'd instant. Buttw'
tickeH were rnu, namely, tnsioh Of the Doug
ias Democracy with the Republicans, callcc
the y U,isn ticket, and the Breckenridge iickai
called the regular Democratic ticket.
The entire Union iicksi was elected ny nearly
three thousand msjoriiy, making The relative
g. Gibbs, the Governor elected, h q Donsias
Democrat. who enigrated 10 Oregon from Gem
,,nl New York. John Mcbride, elected a mem
b'r oi Congress, is Republican, formerly Of
Missouri. ''Hs. Z r
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Thursday, Jaus -, 1899.
MovEmsNrs or ra. rsssiDxsr.

MOvEm GNTN Of TIM PREs1DxNT.
From The N Y. Com Adverer Of Tuesday Evening
Last evening a, dispatch WAS received by J..
W. Woodruff. assistant superintendent OF tbe
New jersey Railroad Company, stating that
President Lincoln was on his way TO New York
having left Washington at four O'Clock yester.
day afternoon. A special train was got IN
readiuess, under the charge Of Mr.. W., which
proceeded 10 New Brunswick 10 receive aud
bring the President 70 New York.
The train arrived back al jersey City al
quarter past one O'Clock this morning, having
run through from Washington In nine hours
the quickest trip ever made from the capital
10 New Yosk RI q .r .... ...r
The Presideat proceeded directly 10 New
York, wheraa carriage vas In attendance which
took him 10 the Hudson River Railroad Depot,
where he was conveyed In special train "
West Point, d.
He was accompanied by General McCulluu
and servant
The President arrived here at ten minute, Oi
Seven o'clock, yesterday evening" on his return
trip from Ns~ York city and West Point. He
lett West Point At ten minutes pas, ten o'clock,
,bis morning, aud New York city u, ten miO-
utss past eleven; making the trip from The last.
named place iu seven hmrs and twenty min
ut.s-,he shortest time over the sam. route oi
record ..tBi .|Ni4l'
The President left her. Oh Monday evening
last, and st 5 O'Clock. On Tuesday morning, h.
arrived at Garrison's Station, on the Hudson
River iairoad, opposite West Point where Pc
was promptly met by Lieut. Gen. Scott, wh,
was apprisea Of the Chief Magistrates arrival
The President devoted most Of bis time will
Gen. Scott. during his tsrry at West Poin' and
on his departure this morning, the veteran ex
chief crossed the Hudson, aud bsdc Presidsp,
Lincoln good bye at Garrson's Station.
The President was accompanied on The Trip
by Col. McCnllom. general director oi mli'sr,
roads From Philadsip iia, be wss accnmpa
MED BY President FELTON,, Of The Pbiladsldhii
and Baltimore Railroad Company; and at Bal
timore hs wns joined by Messrs. Garrsa so,
Smith. the president and general superintt nder
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. who At
tended The presidential party to this city,
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
rive lake pleasure 10 publishins the 1of
lowing fom an esteemed correspondent: o.

Hon a. q Riddle. s .fa'
Thequesliou a. 10 the ssle6sion by tho North
Of members 10 Represent The various constiucu
Giles In The nexl Cougress, having bcsSmc q sui
icct ot active discussisR iu tho Stahw, we ,u.,
be ,cxcRssl " We Gsil by, namssurne whose
cbntiLued presence 10 our hstIOuRl councils We
ecuador Q, Indispensable momautju u,e pves
ent trial. II the Rspublic. -' % 10; Eb1g
Of tbsse, We scknow'sdge Ihs defrpt Inter
sst lQr, the ratiEa or tbs Hon, ,,G, Riddl",
who hss 70 shly represented Ia liha present
Congress the 10Th district ot 5bs state orOhir,
Mr. Riddle, who fucceeded the Hon Edward
Wade, though Q new member, be- already OBJ.
tained an snvtabls reputation "a bold md
eloquent debater upon tbe Ashr of the nousr.
- Ills beautiful tulo6y fS 6not need upon The
death OF the lamsnted Baker, stamped him Al,
once No o gentleman OF no ordinary literary
abilities, while his speech upou the enapcipa.
iioa - slaves In the Dis riot tbrilled the whole
country by iits clarion nOies for justice, and
ght, in behalf Of this down.trotden and Der.
secuted race, and was made Tho subject of one
,oi the Hest of HpraGa GtsHlyA letters ip, tbe
New York hndspsadsnt.l 20 "a p. I'D IiT""
His rsmarks upon The propositions 10 tag the
newspapers for their transi, through ths mails,
found . hearty response through .ihe land
aud his views upon the oonflsc ,tion u rebel
propariyf g. expressed ins logical aud aoe
speech, ore last becoming Ne Convictions Of
the people at large. 5taHI
Such eloquent sdSocates lori The vight can.
not well he spared " this critical time, and We
sincerely aua the oonstitnsuey Of Me vRidd.
will favor the countr5-by hia return.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
News from the Pacific Coast.
CAPTURE Of TUSCAN sy FEDERAL TaooSs
The; REBELS FLEE.
ovcrla1aea Mail Routo
eAoC sAsO. riMf

The following dispatch was received, at The
War Department yeh h1rdsy;, .. .fns =.
~ g. SAN FRAEOisCv, June 10, 1852.
Gan. j.. THOMAS, Atjutant General: y ~. ~
Gen. Carleton. at Pemos village, May rs, re.
ports that Col. West t0R possetHion If Tuscan
Arizona. on The 10Th "ilasi T"n'h, without "l'
position.
The rebel troops fed TO tbs RIO Grande.
Asi soon as the rebels are pushed away t
Messilla, tho overland mail route will be opened
from Honolulu via SANTA Fe. Fort Thorn, Tus.
can, and Fort Toma I" San Francisco.
y .. GEO. WRIGHy, Brig. Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Communicated,
Hang Out the Flag.

II, v,'ur 49, ",psr U" ,aw morping,s ag. ,ha" msra
shOWd beA move genera display u our glo-
rnus Ass,. from privxie ~ we'll ~ public hulid.
ings here, and particularly should 'this bo dpEa
On the approaching eighty $ eth anniversary Of
our freedom. A highly patriotic lady has JUS,
completed u beautiful nag, which she hiss oh.
,tained permission 70 place In TIE hands of IT,"
atsiue " the Father VI his Country, IN III
cirols. on the morning ~ the &th. She has also
hxd aiarga aag flying from her touse. every
day since the fall Of Sumter. Lst US show 0ur
love for the dear old leg, by following thsss
and other like pAtri0t'o examples. Surrey
nothing can he more spprob riate, snd nothing
more yIesutifl, tban general display Of the
red, white And bIps from every house Top II
the coming great anniversary.
PATRIOT.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

The. rebels, who were the pr.me movers IN
the rebellion are the loidsst % complain that
slavery is being injured by he war Keel.
your Rnger from undrr our trip- hammer ther'.
The Federal brDlJ has n" time 10 catch urebal' a
negrnas, aud ought MT, It ii had lipc, Nufhs
riAe UaiO, s.,.p
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

The rebel officers. principally oi North Caro-.
lima aud Georgia regiments. who were captured
n Fori Pulaski, Hanover Court Houss, nm
slsavhspe, aud confined on Governors Island
New York, wnre, TN Friday last, removed from
their quarters IN Fort Columbus and sent 6y
raIroal - Sandusky Ohio. They numbered
ai,ulll htlV,fsS . o.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
FROM NORFOLK.
The Guy OnlCcrs Rs|Mse to 1,pks
g.. fhe lD0th or .ASle6i0ecc.
General HieEc Puts the GUY ssss-
..,. der Martial L0sC.

NORFOLK. Jnpa 73.--t;snsrai viels hold oon
fsrance with the city officers here yestArd W
and finding they would not take tho hath ~ W.
lse'encs, ordersd that no electien 0fmuniclpn
This mOrning he issued 4. proclaim tuon do.
Giarng the city under martial law, and retiring
the old city officers, whose terms have o.
pred. Gen. VIele has found II necessary I,
adopt thus course, In conse quence Of the hume
and seCessiOnists.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
An Q~ist Alsns the Lines
WITTY Ss'3';iI = 4; y 5.!fFE ',H'''s HS
HMaXxvHUmUxvs~yvn1S

R6Cl6tlkN1 HnkDQU1Hfyu, 5uug II
The notion Of C0,onel Rufus 1ngals at White
House. In causing the arrest Of some any ofthe
most prominent citizens remaining In the rear
of our Amy, 70 hAsipG . mOet sslutary in1ueuoe
IN those Who are safstsd 10 rsmAin. rsh ~
rests were made yesterday In the neighborhoOd
of New Kent court. house and Charles City, and
sent n RaetreU nouroo. avt.,v ,-s....., a
- A ride At sunrise this morsing along the entire
feont q the Union linss. fund eysry,hing quiet
espcy that might ari6e. There haa been lon
skirmishins within ths past tweuty -four hours
than at any time anos the battle Of Fair Oaka.
Tho condition Of the swamp for an en0amp.
ment has rapidly improved within ths hast nv
days. The movements Of the enemy eo-dxy
have been tnystsrious. Their plctets At aouss
points have been drawn In for half y mile, whiIe
1T others they remain 40 usual. Tbs grouud
vafated by the enemy ID now held W our
troops. The Richmond papers OF to-day cen.
tain nothing of special importABos. except tha
arrivd Of General Price. No mention 70 made
II the whsreabputs W BeaarogardS army. iI''
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

nAS- Hon. Owen LoveJoy, oi iIliuns, pro
poaes to introduce into the HCuse Of Rspresen
taivss resolution instructing the Committee
Of Ways and Means 10 inquire into the expe
dieocy Of reporting bi'l inposln taxes on TIC
bank circulation OF the country.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

CouRr The enIioraI Court of Impsseh,
msn', in the case Of Judge West Il Humphreys,
s,au Ii sdJourued hll 10 day. and will com,
mencc It's session at noon. II is rars speCts
Gle, and will be OF especial interest III his case
the charger preferred involving uumitigsted
tr"asop, There will be a large attendance IN
the galcTica
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

HS- A soldier y represents, that persona
physically incompetent to do the duty Of snl
diers, have been enlisted by c,pL,inS eager !"
oil their coIupsnies, aud withou, reg trd 10 the
UompoLeucy Of the men solisteI, and that The
regular medical inspection reqIiued by law il
nptaiways enforced " practice. ..., IL, ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
t,>UrIIt.R frsfaTcu I

REDUuBT M. j. June 10 -3.lj y. N. !
Hy,. Il. NJ. SdniOn, SiG,etdry of War:
Tho enemy ara rrsRins desperate resistance
To the advance of our picket lines. KearGey
and one halt OF PDlker's divisions are " here
want them. Have this mUruink re enf1rCeN
HO"ker's brigade with brigade and couple
Of gus, and hope, IN II few moments, 10 finish
tho work intended for To day. Our men sre
behaving spendidy. The enemy arc nghting
we'll also. This la not 4 ba,tlei--dBerfy an NJ
fair - ntzeman's corps, supported by
Keyes--and thus far, all goes we'll. and W holh
avery foot we have gained. II We succesd ID
what We have undertaken. II will be \ very im
portant advantage. gained. Our lass IL not
large 80 far. - yuass., ...f 49, .
, Tho fighting, up to this time, has been done
ny Hhoksr'a division, which has behaved "a
usual: that Ia, most handsomely.
On our right, Porter has silenced the
enemY's batteries In his front.
U,'-l.r- .G.l C.. B. McCLELLAs,
.. ' ." r. Maj. Gen. Commanding.
LArsR. q
REDouBr. M. 3.
u. June 25-5 o'clock, 10. m.
The altar IN over and we have gained our
point fully and With but little IOss, notwitf-
standing strung opposition. ...-,.y.y
Our men have dous .4ll that could be desired.
The affair was partially decided By two guns
that Captain Durassy brought gsllauuy IUto nc
tibn under very dificnlt circumstances. Tbf
answy has been drive frum his camps IN iruHt
and all u new au's'.
GgoRsE B. MCCLELLAK,
~ 20, ..., Major Erneral CpmtnaI,d'g.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

PREAUHIsG AND PRACTICE. The Tsrre Haute
tInd) Express, ssys that Dang Ranrhess who
recently made u violsn' speech in Congress
against increased iaX"R, &c hss lived 10 that
cisy siE yeai5 and never paid a cent of taXeB,
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

N, VAN BunnN.-Tho Auas and .Ary's cpn
firms the report, previously questioned, given
by usa week or two ago, ri The serious illoess
Of ex.Prcsiilent Van Buren,. Although va may
hope for Tho Protractim o his life, va are in
formed that We need not be surprised u hear Of
his death At any day,-Ah""y S,etemNay 2ih
incl
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

ieS- Mr.. Browne, of Virginia. iotrod"cd a
bill into The House ~ Representatives yoster-
day iur the admission "l West Virginia ns
state INTO the Union, II wss referred 10 the
Committee ou TerritOrcr,
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

Er The Vermont delegation in Congress
invite ,hoss disporrd 10 take measures in re:
fsrsncs 10 sick and yo,iuded Vermont sOidierp
10 meet AT senator Co,,amer's rooms, + street,
opposite the Post Office, ou Tbursday evening,
June 90, nj q O'Clock fr ,-s
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
s1Ess1t !.:::: :::::::
CoRrSrH, MIS-, June ~, s-l6, q.

CoRISrH, MISS, June ~, Sis, . q.
To uoa. f. y. STATION. Secrstasy n Was:
UnofhoiaI information has been received hers
that White river hes been opseee 70 odlss,
and that Governor Rector sod his rebel gov
boat, towards Fort Smith, ,,,l,,oA a.,,,oq a.
r, INA yy Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

MINORS IN the SEuvICE.yu The act Of Feb, Is,
1862, published ln General Orders No. 10, Az
though prohibiting, the discbirge Of minors
from The service does not .ltbOrize ,bsir en-
lls,ment OF muster iolo ser rsics. rxpep,ing with
the written consent oi their parents, masters or
guardians
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Important from the Army Be.
- fore Richmond. .z6: *
, --I-.....-...el hp
ADVANCE W GESERAL MCCLELLAN
.........gr trr
The Emmy Driven from his lamp,
.r - d3-i
Desperate KesistanCe Of iIas
Enemy.' '...... .'s
And Pat Of Hoskes's
piviA0n EBgaged.
Dur Forces Behave splend idly.
The EYS hsissS done l'risscip paIsN
bN A00ker's DtUtsl0H. d.
Gen, eori.r siIssaA u, En,mys B.,,ni,s.
gALLANTRY or CAPTAIN DURAssl.

The following wasrece;ysd ~ the War De.
p'r'menI yssie rds,: .--'.....Hb l.
RsbOUSr 81. 3, june rs Il 30 y. M.
Hon. Rdsois n. soaoa, Scstary Of War
We have advanced our piuketslnn ths isf,
considerably to-day under sharp rssis,aus
Ourmsn hsys behaved vary Handsomely. sn,ns
aring sili continues. 80 '" q,
G b. MCCLELLAN,
Msjsr General Cum,nsn1nR.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Union Meeting at Pulaski, Ten.
... MesPee. % r1 .e

EAHyILLE, June 23 - An enthusiastic Uniut
meeting wss held al Pulaski, TO day. Hon
Nsii!S. Brown n sudorse,i biz Golu iuba speech
declaring Tor the Union He pronounced ih-
ubiVn a necessity.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Rep Irted Aapituiation Of ths
3 french Army In Mexico o.,

San FaANcisco, June III. A bitter received
IN this city, from Cover moi Alvarsz, IL Guerra
Mexico, States that on the 26tb Of Msy hs re
ceived news irpm tie ci,yd Mexico that thu
Freocl, army had capitulated 90 "-.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

arWe have been requested tosay that Hon.
joseph Segar, Representative from Virginia,
voted age on The Trsssury no,a bill, passed
last Tuesday.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

The SPEAKER laid beiore the House The joint
resolutions adopted By the State Convention Of
Missouri 10 Iespones 10 the joint resolutions Of
Congress relative 10 emancipation. Ordered
70 Be printed aud referred " the tho select com.
mites on emancipation.
wksr VIRGINIA.
NJ. BROWN, Of Virginia, introduced bill
Tor the AdWinlln. Of We9 .Yirginis, ss State,
ittS w U6i6d on equal i6otine wti'k I'M oiHsf
States. Stat. i Read r.,, twice and reYf'd ,f(yV,om
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
The Enemy al Under Arms!
AFTER A ADEnoNsrI ALTON, THEY Rsr1ns,
Terrible storm!
High Prtes or Rebel Sss6sstsssesss

.''s'' HEApqUASrs,ts Army or ras PorunAc,
~ ''.'f.' U June ~,
snd from infoTna,,es re.+ieed from A oontrx
b,vd, a general enIAsewent was looked fDr
this mornirg. The troops were all hndsr ARM
At daylight, and svsry thing In readinsa; ba'
after ~ silght ds monstrstinn by the rebeis, and
hnd'og themselves met at every p"ia', the,
retired to their old position. o. ise
A terrific storm Waited tltis seotioH last inighi
lasting about three hours. The wind blew i
hurricane. lsyslling isnts and trees In all direc
tiOna. Oh |f2s Il Tt
I Tho Richmond papers complain Of tho lar. .
price paid fnr substitutes In the rebel army
many II whom dessert iNmehiatsly. Oh so
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

~ MaIor G"uersl Pope, aud Hon. Edward
Everett, yisiled lh" Eipuse ii Representatives
yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
nsr The following important order has lee

issued from tbc War D"partmsh,; ".' r.
Iu"evsry IAN, Of prisoners taksn in arm'
against lhs United STATES, wb3 may he Tried
and sentenced 10 death, The record NJ The tr.
bunal before which the trial waa had will b.
forwarded for the action Of The Presiiisut Of
such sentence, in such cases, will he executed.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

President Lincoln heturntag to Wasis-
lnEtOu. ..'.
NEw Yonk. Jane -. --Prc.idvut LiLColIl
ptsssd through here this morning en- ro,de for
Washington. '-