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The national Republican., 1862-06-03
The SLAVES FREED BY THE ACT OF AUGUST @.
ls6l'-Ths Richmond papers contain tho fol-
lowing notice:
PROVOST MARsHALs OFFIcE.
RICHNONy, Nav lg 1oc,

lowing notice:
PROVOST MARsHALs OFEICE,
, "RIcHxoSn, Nay ID, 1862.
NoriCE.-The patriotic sitzeuA Of Rich.
mond and ih neighborhood are earnestly and
respectfully requested TO come forward 10 nv
once immediately and tender me services Of
SUCH servants as they can SPAR, for the work on
the defencss Of the city to rave me the disa
greesble duty Of indiscriyninste impre~meot
l trust this notice will met with such response
a. VIII DO honor 70 thu known patriotism of
vlrginians. p. GRmwo,p.
3- Major and Provost Marshall
The Richmond Dispatch, Of Nay II, says:
"CoAhsNDAsLn-We learn that owners Of
servan9 Lave shown the most commendable
dsree Of slsorty 10 offering their services for
work on the lbattsriss, &C., around the city,
This Ia a. II should be, and as displaying in a
prominent way the lstsnt patriotism Of our
people, deserves yoommendation and applause.
The enemy is sroand and about us, and II be-
hooves all 10 put their shoulder to the wheel
to tnwart the Vaccinations Of sn inscriptions
fOan
All slaves, voluntarily appropriated by their
owners 10 the uses Of the rebellion, are free by
an act Of Congress, which even Judge Thomss,
OF Massachusetts, admits to be constitutional.
We have had no instances Of It's enforcement BY
our generals, except recent ones, by Generals
Curtis. and Hunter. Bat for all that, II b the
law Of &c land, and We trust Congress will
a'' -a'ourn without making II efYsctusl. I'd
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

FRoM SAN Francisco. Three ships from China
bring nearly one hundred Aongollan psssen-
gers. About the same number OF Americans
arrived by the steamer Of the 26th from Pa
mama.
Nine hundred passengers sailed for Oregon
and British Columbia by two steamers, last
week. .. |. '..
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

- washington aad Georgetown isti-
rssd Csmpsny.-A meeting Of The Stockholders
u the Washingtoa sud Georgetown Railroad Com
paay will b. hsld at the National Hotsi, iu Wash.
tngtoa City, on TUESDAY, the ioth day Of June,
1884, for the eesion Of ssvsn Director, Of said com
pany. Ths election 10 be held open from 10 O'Clock
A. n toa O'Clock r. n. t'a.
s ..' '..' '' r. KiNGMAN,
. j, j. CooMss, President, .
Secretary ..E.. jc3-bt
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

Sr special aotics.-On and after Tuesday,
April !, 1852, the train on the Baltimore And Ohio
Railroad will commence ruuniog daily, (sunday,
exoeptsd) leaving this Station At 7'to 3, m, and
connecting st Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West va Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. . w. +. SMITH,
M. Of Trsnspoststion d. 4 o. X. 4.
apl-du fstar 0iooel
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
HEADQUARTERS GES. HAH.Eck,


Our cavalry found oil The tents Of the enemy
standing. and took 100 barrels beef, 1000 stand
Of arms in large encampment on the Mobile
ard Ohio railroad, said 10 belong to Pric, and
yAR Dorns forces, who left on Thursday night
Rebel prisoners are being brought In squads of
forty aud fifty. Our cavalry found the rebels
on several roads In strong position with artillery
supported by infantry.
The tebels commenced moving their sick last
Monday %. "H
Besuregard and Bragg were at Corinth on
Tuesday afternoon.
TIE residents Of Corinth say that tho rebel
guard burned Cypress Greek Railroad bridge
BY Misrepresentation, causing the destruction Of
seyen locomotives and perhaps - many ira ins
laden With commissary and qnartermsstsr'a
stores. This accounts for the smoke seen by
the signal corps from be tree tops.
General Pope cougrstulates Colonel Elliott
for the brilliant success Of his expedition.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
BY T1EilpRAPH.
(aa(Pfn.x ws, ARMY.
lpoes Of GlptrN Pops's Ex-
Aailroaa Dsp6t. Durnt, with
'7,,-'sSfHsoUUHDs1vUy ana Cars. . -
hfMENsE A&oJN7 Of IsuppL,Es
I IND TEN THOUSAND yT1ND
OF ARMS DESTROYED.
a,OOO' PRlsoNEAS CAPTURED
AND PAROlEO.
me ErOessOstON Or COrtNth..
I. .AkuSsS0nog Particulars.
The following dispatch was received at the
War Department., at l.25 .. m, June >: raf
HAfl.EcKs HEADQUARrxRs, o..

The following dispatch was received at the
War Department, at lbs .. m, June >: ra.F
HA1LECks HEADQUARrxRs, m.
DEPARfNEH OF TIM AtssnslPPi,
Damp rear CoRnrH, June I.
TO The Hon. Enwrx n, STANTON. S .
Z 6ecSany Of War: ~
The following dispatch has bees received
from General Pope TO Major General Halleck:
IL gives me great pleasure 10 report tbs
brilliant success Of the expedition sent out on
The 2Sth ultimo, with The Second Iowa cavalry.
Aitsr fopced march 9, day and might, through
very difhcult country and obstructed BY tho
eiemy, be finally succeeded In reaching the
Mobile d Ohio Rsllroad, at Bonneville, at 2
O'Clock D. m. on the S0th.
He destroyed the track in many places, both
north and south Of the town, blew up one cul-
vert, destroyed switch and track, burnt up the
depot locomotive and train Of 26 cars loaded
with supplies Of every kind, destroyed 10000
stand Of arms, 3 pieces Of artillery, aod great
quantity Of clothing and ammunition, asd pa
rolled 1000 prisoners, which he could not keep
with bis cavalry. The enemy had heard Of hi.
movements sad had train Of box cars and
aat cars, flying artillery, and 5000 infantry
running up and down The road 10 prevent him
reaching Il The whole road wss lined with
picksts for several days. Col. Elliott's com.
'mAnd subsisted upon meat alone, such ss they
could and In the counisy. ...... .I
For daring and dispatch this expedition has
bseu distinguished In tho highest degree, and
entities Col. Elliott and bis command TO high
Distinction. IL results will be embarrassing 70
the enemy aDd contributs greatly 70 their loss
and Decentralization. He reports the roads full
OF small parties Of the retreatlng enemy, tcat
teting In all directions. r.
Is JoHN PoPE, Maj General.
n. ". HALiECk, MAJ. General. d.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

~ Law NssiCe. ROBERT j, WALKER
aad FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice law
In the Supreme snd Circuit Courts Court Of Clsi u.s.
Courh Martial, Boards of Commissioners aud De.
partnsats Aided by two other associates, no part
Of ~ extensive business will be neglected address
WALKER h STANTON, office 205 street, WASH
Ington, ID q . sp 23-8m
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

- Washington Scisnsinc Association.
The fssrAr nathiy mesttns Of tiss wsshlu ston
Scisatido Association win be held at the Medical
Hal Of Georgetown College. corner Of r and
Twehh stssets, On TUESDAY, June ID, at 8
o'olock,p m. 'a.E
AdmtsaioA tres. n. L. HOSMER,
NS-n NrH Reoordieg Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

~ kaishts Templar.-wsshiaston Com
nsndesy, No. I, will hold an assembly THIS
(TUESDAYl EVENING, at the Asylum, corner OF
Nluth ed d stsssts, ct O'Clock. -. '..I ...,-
tend. 'i DANL BUCK,
bs r ral.r.. 900 . n Recorder
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
he Eleventh New York Regiment.
FOUR COMPANIES DIsGRACED AND SENT
BACK. E
THE OTHER COMPANIES ON THE BAT!
TIE FIELD.

Coloael J. hlsidhof tslegraphs tbs following
from Hsrper's Ferry; h. .'|r. 'a
The correspondent OF the Now York Tnss
has stated an nntruth about the 1l'h N. Y.s.M
The companies Of Captains Roth, Rubin, Soils.
man, and Fisher refused TO be sworn in, except
10 Washington. They were disgrsced. and sent
back The other six full companies were sworn
In BY General saItop, and, like one man, gave
thres hearty cheers for the Union, and went
inmedistsly on the battle field, although they
hsd been on the march for hfty.four hours
withost rest, and returned only 70 their camp
ct haifipsst ono o'clock at night iu terrible
thunder Storm. 4. ..r. r.r
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

DIVINE WIsDoN.-Mln Is conversant with the
acids Of life WOman Is employed In txtract-
ing the spssts. How admirably they are adapt
cd 10 each other. h .a.h0
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

UOTlUE.-Ay Grocery Warehouse, No. %,
Psnnsyivania avenue, Washington, D G having
bsss dsssr ysd BY nre, all Isrsons Indebted to mt
will coaisr fAvof BY settling their accounts imme.
dis'eiy Also, persons 70 whom an indebted will
please md their accounts 10 Thoi. Lawrence, Esq
coupsslor ct law, No lsa Nassau street, New York.
WILLIAM TUCKER, late grocer, No, a2s Penn.
sylvanis avenue, Washington, d. c. my22lm
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
I.t... tsn7 7fsnlays cssa,srn: ;
"'' H4:.sssssTr
He ONsrs Battle, Dsse Jseksoss
DecSlsses and MAKES q C0se-
..-s.s SrtgN RssreOs.
BRILLIANT CHARGE OF FIRE.
- - MONTY STAFTl
PsstttsS 20 EytSht q Body 81
.1sAbv's CsSSssvs -
fRgnesr's HsADouARIHas,l
iFN Near StrasburR, June J

I .L FRBMoM 3 dnADQUAktMsti -,
~ "'. Near Srssburg, June }.
Gen.. Frsuouts advanced brigade, under
Col Clossrat, occupisd Strssburg last night,
without resistance, Jsokson rapidly retreatlng
before our foroee. ur. .f o. rt
A midnight reconnaissance was made three
miles beyond strasburg. Our men came upon
rope barricsde and ambush Of Jaclson's rear
guard. They retired successfully, with the loss
Of three wounded. Col. Figgellmencil, Of Ere.
monte stan, with only nfseen men, brilliantly
charged and put to flight body Of cavalry,
commanded BY Ashby 10 person. ..
FREM0Nr's HEADQUARTERS, MEAN SrRAsBukG,
June l.-Fremont, with strong ooluno, lefs
Franklin last Sunday, and BY rapid forced
marches crossed The Shenandoah mountain
ranges, marching nearly one hundred miles
over dificult roads, with little means Of trans.
portation, and no supplies in the country. This
msrning, five miles from Strasburs, be over
took jackson In full retreat with bis whole
force, on the road from Winchester 10 Strss-
burg. Colonel Clozerst, commanding tbe ad.
vance brigade, came upon the enemy, strongly
psstsd with artillery, which opened - soon Is
ths bead Of the column approached. Fremont
brought bis main column rapidly up, and
formed In line Of bsttle.
Jackson declined 70 fight, and while holding
Clozerst 10 check with portion Of his troops,
withdrew bis main forces. and continued bis
ginis and two Of the Sixtieth Ohio were
wounded. The snemy's loss is unknown.
Twenty Eve prisoners were taken by our cav,
airy. Lieutenant Colonel Downey, Third regi.
msnt Potomsc Home Brigade, in the skirmish
on Thursday morning, drove a large party Of
Ashby's cavalry through Warden svilie. killing
two and wounding three.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

~ Subscribers tO the Republican, tn
Gsorgetown or tn, seventh ward Issud) who fail
10 receive their papers regularly will obligs the
agent, o Deiphey, BY leaving notice at Mr..
whss all dslinqusnolss will be promptly attended
to- ....H may II .
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
From tho Army Of the Potomac.
Our Victory Before RichmOnd

Dispatches Of an unofficial character received
iu this city yest' rday from thu headquarters Of
the army Of the Potomac, say thst the import
they are hourly developed. =.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
flesday, June 3, 1859.

~s. n. PnrnpnI. q Co, No, 81 Park
Row, Nsw York, end sSnAs street., BoStsu, srs
odr agents for ths National R;psb iioon, In those
ciHss, end ere satAasissd 70 taks saysftbsnens
and subscriptions for ~ q cur lo,osst rates. u
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
Mormon Emigrants.

has arrived. with seven hundred Mormons, from
A'srpoosEis ~ rSsx
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
The RebeSs leesreastsss.
Harrisburg and CAlrlsiowa Bsssulted

NBw YORK, June la special dispatch TO
the Tribune from Harpsr's Ferry dated to day,
says: All 10 quiet bore. The rebels have
evacuated Martinshurg and Charlestown. The
damage done BY then y AsBsllmore and
Ohio railroad was tridings end the road can
be put In operation again 4, the Ohio river
within two days. The Union cavalry on Sat-
urdsy afternoon occupied Asrtinsburg and
several miles beyond. as-.. yrr. "
Refugees 10 large. nunbers are returning
home. r. -.II..I., ~ .aa.. .. .. ..-
FRoM HAlPER's vERRY.
New YoRK, June IA special dispatch to
the Times from Harper's Ferry on Saturday
states there were no signs Of the enemy there.
The Eleventh New York militia, . German
regiment, which had arrived there, refused 70
BE- sworn In, much to the disgust Of their com.
mander, Col Aaidhon, the men saying they
wanted to 60 to Washington. Major Bonan, Of
Gen. Saxton's stan, addressed them asfollows :
"Those Of you willing to acknowledge your
sslvs towards here In the face Of the enemy
step out Of the ranks." They did so, and were
ordered to leave aud pay their own way back
70 New York. But fsw Of thsn remained st
harper's Ferry. General Ssxtoa rejected tho
whole regiment, saying that be did not want
towards in his command. D.,
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

AVWsssoa's Progress OF Slavery. .-Copies
Of this wsrk FOR sale st the office Of the Raonal
Rpss'ioss. Pamphlet edition, % cents Bound
edltioa, 70 esab. L, .Ff#t .. H..
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

Correspondence Of the Associated Prsss.
HEApQuARrERs OF GEN. AcCIkLLAS,
June 2-P.n.
Two days Of the battle Of Richmond have
been fought, on both Of which our troops have
been victorious. The loss on both sides h
heavy.
The battle was opened by the enemy making
IN attack on Gen. CAseyis division. encamped
near the Seven Pines, on the turnpike land.
Ing, over Bottom bridge, and within seven miles
Of Richmond. The attack was made about
one O'Clock on Saturday by Gen. Hills dlsIs-
ion, composed Of Eve rebel brigades, the troops
being most part from Virginia, South Caro-
lima and Georgia. The fight here was dlsas
troua General Casey's troops were forced to
retire before superior numbers, leaving all
their camp equipage and two batteries Col.
Bailey, in endeavoring 10 save bis batteries,
was killed. Soms Of The troops 10 this divis.
ion, from New York and Pennsylvapis, ,be,
haved very badly. Many Of the officers were
killed and wounded tn endesvoring to rally
their men. Gen. Heintzlemaa, on ascertaining
the result ordered forward . portion Of the
divifion Of Generals Kearny and Hooker to
regain the day. Gen. Kearpy's men, on being
brought into action, charged with The bayonst,
driving the rebels before he m like sheep re
gaining all the lost ground excepting about
half mile. Night coming on, operations were
brought TO close.
Gen. Summers two divisions. Sedgwick's
and Richardsons /, crossed the ChiokAhoniny
about O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, taxing
q position on Heintzleman's right. Here they
encountered Gems. Longstreet's, Rslns's, and
Huger's divisions, the flower Of the rebel army.
The fighting was dsspersts; every foot Of
ground being hotly contested. But our sol.
disrs were TOO much for them. The enemy
would stand msnfully ct distance Of sixty
yards to be fired st, but they were afraid Of the
bayor,et, and 10 every iustancs that our men
charP ed they were victorious. These two d.
visic ns did nobly, driving the rebels at every
point until dark. Ths enemy's loes here was
very heavy, many Of them being killed by the
enemy. Gen. Pettgrew, of South Carolina.
wss taken prisoner. We have about 500 PR
soners among whom '.'' - y
TAT this poist IN the message the lIue ceased
to work between Wilmington and Cberrystone,
probably broken by storm.-REP.l
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

Latess from NC CSeyEan's Army.
THE BATTLE BEFORE RICHMOND.
DETAILS OF THE ENGAGEMENT
THE REBEL FORCES ENGAGED.
BRILLIANT BAYONEr CHARGE OF GENERAL
KEARNEY's DIVISION.
THE FLOWER OF THE REBEL ARMY EN-.
Gagged.
THE ENEMY AFRAID OF BAYONEIs
THEIR LOSS VERY HEAVY. ,..
FIVE HUNDRED REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN.
Correspondence of the Associated Press
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
LATER FROM THE GULF.
Occupation Of Pensacola.

Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
FIVE HUNDRED REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN

THEIR LOSS VERY HEAVY.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

The ENEMY AFRAID OF BAYoNETs
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

The FLOWER OF THE REBEL ARMY EN-.
Gagged.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-10-23

According to the German papers, Gus
tom is prevalent in that country as infam-
o1s as that Of yitriol-throHing, which was
common in New-York a few years ago. On
Sunday, September l4th, according to the
Gerichts Zeitung, q young lady who had
come from the country to visit her cousin
in Berlin, went with party Of friends on
4 pleasure excursion 10 the pretty little
suburb Of Charlottenburg. On the way
home the damsel in question had occasion
to take her hat of, when lol her back hair
and net fell at once to the ground. The
hair with the net had by some mysterious
means been entirely cut through. An ac-
uuaintance Of your correspondents was
sitting in a garden drinking his seidel of
Bsierisch beer; on rising from his seat q
crest part Of his coat-tail fell of. A few
days ago lady was riding in an omni-
bus after few minutes she found her
mantle and dress cut to pieces. The per-
petrator was arrested. These outrages
have become somewhat frequent in Berlin
of late. No motive but that Of gratifying
private revenge can be assigned as their
cause; but the mischief is so cleveriy ex-
ecuted that it is coniectured there IS q
gang of low characters skilled in the pro-
cess, who are hired to perform it by 9TH
ers who have personal grudges to satisfy.
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-MORNINGLRADER.



The New York Times in speaking Of
Bradys photographs Of Antietam battle
Geld, tendsTly says:
GThese pictures have terrible distinct
ness. By the aid Of the magnifying glass,
lie very features Of the slain may be dis
tinzni6hed. We would scarce choose to be
II the gallery when one Of the women
bending over them should recognize hus-
band, son or brother in the still, life
less lines Of bodies, that lie ready for the
gaping trenches. For these trenches have
q terror for woman's heart that goes far
to outweigh all the others that hover over
the battlefield. How can mother bear
to know that the boy whose slumbers she
has Graded, and whose head her bosom
pilloWed until the rolling drum called him
forth-Bhose poor, pale face, could she
reach il, should find the same pillow again
whose corpse should be strewn with the
rsrest flowers that spring brings or sum-
mer leaTes-when, but for the privilege Of
touching that corpse, Of kissing once more
the lips, though white and cold, Of smooth
ing back the hair from the brow, and Of
cleansing il Of blood-stains, she would give
all the remaining years of that Heaven
has allotted her-how can this mother bear
to know that in a shallow trench, hastily
dug, rude hands have thrown him. She
would have handled the poor corpse so ten
derly, have prized the boon of caring for
II 50 dearly-yet even the imperative Of
Zee of hiding the dead from sight, has been
done by those who thought it trouble, and
were only glad when their work ended.
Have heart poor mother; grieve not
without hope; mourn not without cOnsola-
ton. This is not the last Of your boy.
With pealing Of trump pets and beating OF drums,
fr3s1 s-ssaslzo s3zrii ssaa-. - Men aaInes.
And then is reserved for him that crown
which only heroes and martyrs are per-
mitted to wesr-a crown brighter than
BAYS, greener and more lasting than lsu-
rel -
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- Kmpress EasenIe,s RoudoIr;,

Luxurious and yet elegant splendor, most
refined Judgment and a poetic temperament
are revealed in the arrangement Of the bou-
doir Of the Empress Eugenie. The doors
are made Of ivory, inlaid with gold the
furniture is rosewood, Of graceful shape,
inlaid with gold; mirrors ofivoryi the sofa
and chairs are covered with pale red silk
the walls are hung with dark paper, and
the ceiling is an exquisite fresco. A mag
nifoent Syrian carpet voluptuiously dead
ems the sound of footsteps. Around hang
the most valuable painting Of the old mas
tsrs. borrowed from the Louvre Gallery
azd Versailles; us we'll tTo family port
rats. In oil, overshadowed by palms, Cd
odendra and camelias. The window ledg-
es are constantly adorned with fresh Aow-
ers; on the writing desk lie splendid port
folios, and books bound with tortoise shell
inlaid with gold. Nothing is wanting to
which a complete sense Of luxury can de-
wise not even the toning of the light. The
red silk curtains heavily fringed with black
velvet throw q subdued hue over every
object, and any one enters the 70 ON may
imagine that he is inhaling poet VI st.
James Magazine.
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In few weeks, the only iron-clad man
of-war in the world, perfectly mailed from
stem TO stern, will be at the service Of the
Navy Department The Warrior, Gloire,
New Ironside, and all other vessels cover
ed with iron, are either exceedingly weak
In the bows and stern, where they should
be strongest, OF have artificial guards built
to receive the plating. This is because
crooked plcaes, curves, and SO forth, could
not In an ordinary way be protected with
80 thick g substance as the straight lines
Of the vessel. In the Roanoke all this is
remedied. The shape Of the vessel is not
altered, 10 extra addition is made to her
hull, and yet the full Az inches Of iron
are on the bow and stern, as well as on the
side. Mr. Everett Of the .. 5. Naval Eng
ineer Corps, who was on the Niagara in
the cable expedition, has been enabled, by
the liberality Of the Novelty Iron Works,
to effect this great improvement in the new
fashioned vessels Of war. Already foreign
officers are prying into the plan, which is
simply to bend the plates. This proceed
ing, however, is so laborious and expensive
that up to this time there has been found
only one man with courage enough to try
it N z Tribune.