Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-25
New Counterfeits.
ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.

80. u.
correspondence OF 'he hssoeisted Press'
HEADoUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
FALMOUTH, NOV. 23-Sunday Evening.
The day passed of quietly without anything
worthy OF note transplring. l ~. r
The church bells in fredericksburg were
ringing to-day, announcing the hour OF divine
worship, although most Of the inhabitants had
fed the doomed city. If the passage Of the
river by the United States troops had been rc-
sisted by the rebels, their chimes would have
been heard for the last time.
great many unarmed soldiers were seen
walking through the city to-day, probably for
the purpose Of attending church.
During last night the enemy,s works were
somewhat extended. but no additional guns are
visible.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-The steamer Ariel, from
Aspinwall, has arrived, with s942, 600 In specie.
The report that Mosquera has entire posses.
sion Of the territory Of Antisquis Is confirmed.
have been In arms were guaranteed, and pass
ports given 70 those who wished to leave.
The civil war Is about ended.
Quite a large number Of vessels have been
wrecked ON the South American coast.
The United .h<ates bsig Bainbridge had ar
rived at Aspinwan. Pe had sailed for Key
West. y .s,s.
Panama letter says K Among the passen-
Of the Department Of state, who brings later
Intelligence from Bolivia. Mr.. Mackie reached
La Rez on the evening OF the 10Th OF October,
when President Acha opened his batteries upon
the city.
The next day, after severe fire, his troops
hundred killed and mortally wounded. Mr..
Mackie entered the city with the troops and
found Mr.. Cartier, U. 3. Minister, in the palace,
administering to the comfort of the wounded
and dying. He had been 30 engaged during the
fight. ~ Ll -g.
Gen. Parez and other leaders Of the rebellion
escaped on the night OF the 10Th.
The President displayed much moderation
after capturing the rebellious capital Nopun.
ishment was inflicted, although the President
demanded ten thousand dollars for an influential
gentleman who desired TO leave nnder Mr
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NEW YORK, Nov. AIN the course OF Gen
McClellan's letter declining the hospitalities o.
the metropolis, he says; " feel most deepl,
this action OF the municipal authorities, which
l regard as one OF the highest honors which car
be paid to citizen OF our country. At thi
particular moment, II Is especially gratifying Il
be thus assured OF the good feelings and regart
of the authorities Of this great city, rejecting
as they do, the sentiments Of their constituents
AT any other time would gratefully accept thu
prohered honor, but do not feel 1t would b.
right for me to do so while SO many Of m.
former comrades are enduring privations o
war and, perhaps, sacrificing their lives fo
their country. .....
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Peterson's Detec
tor Is authority for the following; Union Bank
Newport, X. l., tens, counterfeitj yignette II
the upper left corner, Vulcan sitting on variou
implements; on the right farmer, hay, etc
Cuylers' Bank, Palmyra, N. Y, fves, counter
felt; Wig. 8 on the die, surrounded by medallion
and scroll work; Martha Washington and 8 OF
the right; the State arms in the centre at tn
top.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Nov. l3, 1869.
Ordered by the President of the United
States, that the Attorney General be charge,
with the superintendence and direction Of al
proceedings to be had under the act of Con
gress Of the 18th of July, 1859, entitled, SAL
act to suppress insuTection, punish treasol
Of rebels. and for other nnrnoses - in 20 far n
\ may concern the seizure, prosecution and con
demnation of the estate, property and effects o
rebels and traitors, as mentioned and provided
for in the fifth, sixth and seventh sections @
the said act Of Congress. And the Attorne,