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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
A COUNCIL. nE WAR.

To-day the COmmander-in- Chief Of the Army
and Navy, the Secretary of War, the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, the General.in-Chief, of
the Army, (Halleck,) and the Commanding
General of the Army of the Potomac (Hooker)
were in council several hours at the Executive
Mnnalnn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
The Destruction OF wnrrenton,

Admiral Porter has sent official dispatches
to the Navy Department, giving the details of
ton, constructed of cotton bales, logs, and rail-
road iron. The rebels were five months build
ing the fort, and Commodore Porter destroyed
1t in an hour.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
AIphabetica al Army ReEistsr.

We have received from HUDSON Taylor, 394
Pennsylvania avenue, a copy of valuable
pamphlet Just from the press, entitled "Alpha-
betical Army Register" givingth names, date
of present and original commissions, rank,
place of nativity, and from whence appointed,
of all the officers of the United States Army,
as shown by the Official Army Register, May,
1868, published by d. Nostrand, 1872 Broadway,
Npw York
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
Lntrr from Enrope.

HALIFAX, May 26.-By the arrival Of the
steamship Persia, the latest intelligence is from
London, the 10th, by way of Queenstown.
The financial feature of the week iB the Cs-
tablishment of a company in London to act in
correspondence with the Credit Mobilier of
Paris.
The American steam sloop Wyoming struck
a rock at Swaton harbor, and was thus dam.
aged to the extent of S25 900.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

Of the manhood which the South has never yet
failed to show. We have veterans commanded
by great generals the enemy have recruits
commanded by generals inferior to our own.
Let them come on. We will see whose heart
ls the stoutest, let the war last az long as 1t
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

RAuRoAps.-ARRTyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TnArvs-Ths advertisements on our fourth page
re insert ed By authority ofthe railroad companies
sover ,lly named, are of1eiGlly corrected when
-haase, are made hence can be relied upon A. cor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
The Rebels Cross the Cumberland
THEY ARE DRIVEN BACK.
vALLANDIGHAM AT HOME.

CINCINNATI, May 26.-The rebels crossed the
Cumberland river yesterday, at Fishing Greek
and Hartford, Kentucky, but were driven back
by our forces, after slight diminishing.
Vallandigham was delivered to the rebel
authorities, south of Rosecrans' lines, yester-
day. ar.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
blown Up.

CHICAGO, May 25.-The tug John A. Craw-
ford blew up last night, outside the harbor,
and sunk Immediately. The captain, engineer,
and fireman were lost. The boat is yalued at
$4,000
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

IHE SECOND bs,RlrT krGnES l.-Ihia Hue
regimen under comn.s ldOi tDl. AlrXagder. made
RI'nN 0Iess narNlu, win tul. ranks and a { q.
bfa5s D'n'' "h Saturday al ernoon, down Iennsyl-
vAnla avenue, through t,r main rirrctE. and at
tracted much attention The were ilsrqctrd hy
Major Sherburne' OF Gen. Marttndale's statI. who
expressed great gr''heauon At the orediEhDe man
ner in which they went through the int utIy drll
The officers Of the regiment deserve a-e,t credit
for ths labor they have bestowed upon he men in
bringing them up to the state OF discipline and IN.
cisnoy which CharacterizeB their movements
The regiment ts stationed At present AF CliHnurp.
hAfsskG,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

The L. S. gunboats Canandalgua and Pow.
hatan captured off Charleston, on the 10Th
instant, the sloop secesh, and on the 10Th, the
sloop c. Ronteran, both with valuable cargoes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
R,cruI,Inr for Gov. John.on,. Co.ps.


NEW York, May 25.-Goveruor johnson, Of
Tennessee, has obtained authority from the
War Department, officially approved by Gov
Seymour, to recruit a regiment Of cavalry In
this State for service in Fast Tennessee; also,
permission to recruit In any other state where
the Executive sanction can he obtained. Major
Bennett, Of the Third Pennsylvania cavalry, is
TO command the regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

To AnvERTIsRRs.-we call the attention of
husInetS men 20 the classih cation OF our advertise
uerta wsintend to keep business eye 10 this
a..ttsr for the benefit oi our patrons
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
PFRsONAI..

GEORGE 1HoMPsoN GARRIeos. eldest con of
William Lloyd Garrison. has been comrnls-ioned a
Lieutenant In the TTry.inur'D Massnshusetts resi-
mont, eolorei.J
AIr. JOHS TAYLOR, who wnt recently SIo-
lentIy assaulted by Samuel KidweI, In spnlidings'
district, Prince George c0unty, MD. lied lew
days ago from rhr wounds then inQlctel.
Dr.. l.. {. GUSS, dapUty surveyor Of the port;
ol San FranrIsco, has been appointed E culccur of
customs iur Puget sound district, NJssningVnn
Terri'or~. vic, Victor Sulth removed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

Hon RFET FOR IASu.-The narrow strip Of
land at the north corner of Bromdeld and Wash
ington streets, Boston, contains but 500 square
feet, for which the owner receives an annual
rent Of 81 900 ThiS Is four dollars a year for
each square foot of land. Is there any other
| piece Of real estate In Boston which nets the
owner so great an annual income per square
! Gooii
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
NOTICE.

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
sIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
~ GEoRGETowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
,TlN-u
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aug 4

QUACKRRY.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C, against en-
dangerng their health by pAtronizing any of the
advertising quacks. You can fully recover BY the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundrI d
Of others, and in no other way. Read letter which
Iwil send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
velope bearing your address. DIrectto
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
Ap 8-d&w6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

HHE FRsr PAGE Of to-dAy'' REPUBLICAN fol
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
-raphg
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
DIED,

This morning, at half past O'Clock, ELIzApETH
WHITE, the beloved wife of Edward White. Nhe
mourn her loha. VI HT7--'f IT-''' NN1HN -, "
Het friends and Aequaintanees are inyitsd 70 q.
tend her funeral tomorrow (wednesday) Al thron
o'clock from the residence OF her mothef Jaclraon
Hall alley, between Third and Four-and-a-hai aif "a
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

'"STRABAsD TRAFVIc,-lmportsut nrr',ls
have heen made hv General Hickman, n Jorll
Carolina, 1t F-ra0ns who h4vs br.u ,nrn.sh!n.
supplies 10 the rche.s
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

Business HAtI markets falling.
FIsH MARKET.-shGd (ScAres) an per hundrSdI
HsrringS o. per thousand. From Lttls Falls,
25oCO,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

g55- Ice CREAM AND WATER IoRs, wholesale
and retail Hotels, clearinghouse retail stores,
parties, fairs, excursions, and suffers furnished al
the lowest prices Families supplied with the best
cream and confectionery, and delivered to AnT mart
OF the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Com
iectioneTy, sixth street between q and II.
my 23-lm JAS sHAFFIELD
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,-The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. SoldierB' tickets at Government rates 70
all the principal points in the North and West,
For and further information apply at the oE
dee OF the "Great PennsylvAniS Route, =" northeast
corner Penn9ylvania avenue and Sixth street. un-
der National Hotel. Offiee open from a. m to
p. m.ion Sundays 2 to 4p. m.
aug hSSnbt
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OoPPERHEADs.-A spicy speech on the sub-
lect OF "Copperheada," will be delivered By Daniel
5S Poo Es 81 a At the Union Read
evening, at O'clock, Admission free. it'
MAToR's oFFToE, MAH 25, 1S63.-The Mem
bers Of the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Com
@S m9n Council % are Es9uested to meet At the Mayors
Of the late TToSXs c&RsERRS, 'hs Frl@SISF ISHsss
ossS sne in S t5 ,v 81 M%SshinBGn % q which time the
my 2o-t RICHARD wALLAcH, Mayor.
tzB- THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL NETTING or
the Board Of Trustees Of Public schools on tuesday
sdnnIt aeT1oSn % nay 2sth th O'clock to consider the
tion, and for other business. 7-7
WIN. B. DAYTON,
may MT ------.- - Secretary.
No COMPROMISE WITH TREASON on TRIT-
ToRs.-NoTrcE.-Ia am authorized by the Secretary
OF War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
lpccid service.
Each company will be organized as prescribed in
General Orders No. l2e, series Of 1891
All officers will be selected and appointed By the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval Of
the Secretary OF War.
From the peculiar nature OF the service REQUIRED
Of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and I'm.
telligent men will be enlisted.
The best neetest, and most ssrvioeable Horses
only will be used.
This battalion will be armed with the new o.ls!
brated Repeating Rne, dIscharging fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars, apply at No. 2i7 Penn
sylvania avenue. L @. BAKER,
may Sim Colonel Commanding battalion.
The NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING.
In their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There viii ~
speeches, National Songs, 80. The readinR-rooma
open every evening. apra-Iw
Alfred Thomas, ESQ., 70 duly authorized and
accredited as an Agent TO solicit and reoeiye sub-
serptions and contributions in support Of the Na.
uonal Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, President.
THEo =. STOKES, sec'y.
To CONFERENCE.-The advertiser having
been restored to health In few weeks, by A verV
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious to make known
to his fellow-suferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy ofthe
prescription used (free Of eharge) with the direo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE for CoNsUMPTIoN,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription, iS to bens
ut the afflicted, and spread information which he
eonceives to be invaluable, and he hopea eyerv
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiLliamsburgh, Kings county, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

PFSsIuV Not NEEDED.-A soldier In one
Of the Sew Hampshire regiments was reported
Killed In the battle al fredericksburg and his
.-ifr sunn after made arrangements 10 obtain a
pension. lhr necessary paperh we've all made
ont and duly certified, and were about to he
| transmitted to Washington, when she received
! a letter from him, announcing that he was alive
aud well What be"ame Of the ''Dapcrs" we
did not learn, hut it Is certain that she did not
| get a pension.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
DenIlIn

Rpor,d to ias Eary Lcpar1aeni tor he trsek ending
May -, lsO3,
Gilbert Hsriy, ordinary seaman, typhoid fever,
May 10Th, Naval Hospital New York
Geo. scott, Nndsman, rubrola, May nth, Naval
Hospital, New York.
Lewis DiAOu OAl-heayCT, pneumonia, May 18TH,
Naval HOpitrl, Sew York.
Hy. Allen, lst cabin boy. tTyhipclA4, AprH 9Sth
Naval Hospital, Memphis.
John OuTlt, ordinary seaman, chronic bIUnrhitls
April 7th, Naval Hospital, Memphis
John holi"il lNndsman, pneumonia, May /, Na-
val Hospital, Memphis.
CaieO Reed, coHi-hcNNer, chronic diHrrhGa, May
| 20, Naval Hospital MCmphis.
| a, Ncnphis.
John u. barnes, Is. c.ns- fireman, consumption,
! May !, L. = steamer Eut!Urd.
john Brown. seAman consumption, May 10, Ma
va Hospital New York.
lance saith, seaman, pneumonIs, May 10, Naval
Hospital, New York.
Alex. steele, sesmau ar plcxy, May 49, Naval
Hospital, New NLlk.
! rHas HodSers, gunner mate, drowned, April 10,
guuh0At SciOtl.
Frank HoIstein, seaman, drowned, April II, T. s.
, slesHcI CJl0rAdn.
John NAckAy, landsman, "roPsy, May l6, L. s.
steamer St J.gWTrurr.
Ed. TTcTiwRy, Ordinary srsmEn, rOns ,EnptI0n,
May ~, L. \. steamer 81. Lawrence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

BrFpALo CASNI FLEET.-During the first
sixteen days Of May, 9S2 canal boats have been
cleared at the anal Goccior's office in Buffalo,
and the sum of their cargocs would load 8s2
railroad trains Of twenty-five cars each, or
81, ,6O4 cars. If il wei necessary to move this
large amounl Of property by rail, II would have
taken upwards Of sixty trains Of twrnty-tNo
cnrE lIrh daily.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

THE DIsEAsEs OF ERRoR.-(Les MaiadiSs
fEITsur. III John D. Ogden, M. D., author And
publisher OF the above work, do hereby promise
and agree 70 send lfree Of ehArge) to any young
sal The proper study Of mankind 10 Man. 'Thia
valuable work Is ihsued and sent forth for the ben
eft OF suffering humanity. II treats In Bimpie
language on all the diseases of Error, Including
Seminal weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impoteney,
6c.y Hc.-giYing safe speedy, and etfectuAI pre-
acrptions for their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor ma
with desire to read my work shall receive a sam.
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Address JOHN B. OGDEN NJ D.,
my lB-3m No. so Nassau st. New YoFk
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~ Tn. once Of the Nstlensl RsBnbn-
yIynnIa avenue and ID street.
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NJ L W b o o X s.
OPEN AIR.
GOOD THOUGHTS.
HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL, In all
Ages and in all Churches, and Pagan, De
monstratlng Universal Faith.
AGNES, by Adams.
TWO PICTURES, by Mcintosh.
PARIS IN AMERICA, by LAboulAye,
THE RACES OF THE OLD WORLD, by Brace
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and statloner, s3i Penn. Ave.
my 26-lw IChroniciel
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
NEW BOOKS.

NEW LITARY BOOKS.
GIBBoNs ARTILLERIST'S MANUAL, new and
greatly enlarged edition. S5
HEAVY ARTILLERY TACTICS, for 1893. q.
ROBERTS'S HANDBOOK OF ARTiLIERY,
new and enlarged edition. Price al
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stAtioneF,
my 25-lw tChronl 3SA Pa ay,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
ToR CITY SuRvEyoR.
/. sCHAC MBERG Err.
stnoh Mnrk.t Today.
NV ToRK, II q, N
THE REBEL PRESS ON THR FALL OF
VICRBBURG.

The following from one Of the leading Rich
mond papers Will he read 0lth great Interest at
tits timei
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
THEo. F. STOKES, seo'y.

Gy- THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and aS A
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
OF SELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed enyelope
single copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Fao
my 26-Iy Bedford, Kings County NJ "
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
WASHINGTON, d. @.

TUEsDAY,mur,:nnnni'niminriMAY 20, 1888
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

We published full account Of tho arrangements for tho
celebration OF washngton's birthday yesterdays is
sue but the convenience OF readers insert to-
day the following Synopsis OF the ceremonies TO take
place this day and evening -
At sunrise salute Of hundred guns will be fred at
Madison square Park
stand OF regmen,al cslors will be presented 10 tho
Eighth regiment National Guard, by the Mayor, In the
presence OF the Common Council in front OF tho City Hall
Ut three oclock p. NJ.
The Eleventh and Seventy nrst regiments National
Guard will be reviewed by the Mayor and Common Coun
Gil in front OF the City Hail. at half past three O'Clock
Pm
grand banquet will be given the st. Nicholas Hotel
10 the members of the Common Council the heads OF the
executive departments OF the city government the Judges
the several Courts officers OF the county and the
senlatvss from this city in Congress and the Legislature
oil the State.
grand display Of fireworks viii DO given at tho City
Hall and al Union square. under the direction Of |. f.
Eige ESQ., the distinguished pyrotechns, 10 commence
seven O'Clock Y n.
The exhibition In tho Park will be represented by
lcssa equestrian statue OF Gen. Washington seated
hs famous charger with chapeau In his right hand
tended forward bidding adieu 70 the army with the mot
TO- "Dcit PatrT, !" encirclod In n segment Of cir
Gle overhead the base the words, "The Union must
aud shall DO preserved Tho sdos Of tho statue
presented by the msmmoh figures " Liberty and Justice
The whole tabeau covering area or ten thousand
feet surrounded by thirty stars Of the Union u
will end with gorgeous and soulstirring display OF
colored rres, shells, flights of rockets, beDgoas and
colored batteries Previous TO the firing of the above
piece the sky win lie for hour continually ufnned
with rockets shells, coorcd nrss, &c.
AZ Union square will be temple with the standing Nc
Of Washington sword by his side and his right hand
extended and pointed forward above him and inside tho
temple scars an eagle under all 10 the mott Union For
ever" The remainder Of the display will be similar 10
the IN the Park commencing and ending alike with
colored Ares. shells. batteries, ROCKETS, &c
Keepers Of public buildings. masters and owners Of
vessels and our fellow citizens generally respectfully
requested 10 display their Hass the occasion Of the
celebration, from sunrise TO sunset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
EsOla nd.

The Insurgents continued active.
1t was reported that the government Of Warsaw had
begun to stop the conscrpon and order declares that
all persons taken for the the night of the
Goth 9th January to be released
An essful attempt 10 poison the Marquis Of weo
polski and family Is reported.
The council Of the Empire Warsaw has received
eers tho Emperor to propose several bills of admi
nistratiye reform Tor Poland.
The Russian said to have applied for and
obtained from Paris rusty agent Of the French secret
police TO organize French system In Warsaw
revolutionary provisional government had been
formed at Sloezora.
Dispatches from London Of the sth of February-the
latest-say;-The Polish insurrecton Ia reported "a
spreading.
Advices from Poland state that wengrow had been
taken by the Russians, after ssngunary battle, IN
which the insurgents were dispersed
The reported poisoning Of the Marquis weoopolssk and
family is confirmed, bat no one is dead yet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
THE SNOW STORM.
Heavy Fan Or sssv IT Philadelphia and
DalftDOre.
GOOD SLEIGHING IN WASHINGTON,
&C., &C., Ac.

Those who imagined that old winter had bid nnai
farewell for another ihreequarters Of year very
much disappointed by the appearance Of q snow sorm
Yesterday and by the smart frost Of tho two days pre-
cedng February Of the trcacherous months
in the year and generally puzzle 20 ne,eoroogsts
well the skilled dabblcrs in the science Of inter
pretng the signs Of Thermometers o,rometers, plqv
ometers, and all the ohef meters known to weather
sages. The wonderful nldDess which We had lately,
therefore, should not have been considered N
fable indication Of the setting OF spring early II ~
possible may have many cold days yet for should
be remembered that March often the most bustry aud
stormy month 10 the calendar. The fall Of yes
terday commenced between nine and ten O'Clock the
morning and continued TO descend in substantial fakes
pretty steadily all day II was the kind of which
takes good hold n the ground and should u continue
through the night, thick covering may be found upon
the streets this morning Ia tina, event the sleigh oy
psblic will be afforded splendid opportunity for the in
diligence Of that inygorang and exciting Amusement.
To-day will In all probability be the rst day VI real good
slcighng which wo have had this At sr clock
last ght the between three aud four inches
deep and still falling heavily.
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the audience and annnnnosd that General Mcclellan who
IN tho ante-roo had expressly requested that
public recognition VI hie presence might be made by
thc audience he wished TO b. present in as private
manner possible during the exercises Mr. Smith sng
gescd that the audience should simply rise when tho
General would enter and standing until he took
his seat and that after the exercises they would have
opportunity Of paying their respects 10 him, only they
should sot shake his hands, which had already been
made lame by that process.
Gen Nc. elan after this entered accompanied by
Alderman Douglas and Mr. Tfufon received tho
audience they directed but II evident that
went very hard It'll large number and suppressed APP
plause forced itself out several times.
The exercises opened by prayer and the singing
OF come riotc music. commencing as follows
Pray on tho field OF battle;
God works with those who pray.
His mighty arm can nerve uf,
And make US win the day.
Pray Pray Pray Pray
On the field OF battle.
After further singing and religious exercises the
paetor proceeded 10 deliver an CRATIC entitled "The
Voice Of Washington to the Nation The orator spoke
at great length the character aud noble qualities 81
the Father OF his Country and listened 10 ateDtiNcy
throughout.
After collection and some further singing the
cses closed with benedicton and q regular siege was
laid TO the General by the audience many Of whom in
warning they had received. The General bore the
pressure very good naturedly but at length he
was compelled to raise the siege and make his
exit from the building On getting outside rev
scene awaited him. The heavily descending did
prevent the people OF the sister ty from exposing thsm
selves TO the eecy influence Of that god Of winter in
der TO do homage to their distinguished visitor II was
with difficulty that Gen. Mcclellan could get within
raj yards bis carriage, great importantly Of
the crowd and when at length he succeeded In entering
the vehicle loud cheers given for him AZ Our next
President OF the United States" and with this music
ringing in his ears he was driven away towards New
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Fra nee.

In the Corps egsat the general debate the address
had closed and tho first paragraph adopted after
demur the government policy towards the press
and the notifications OF the electoral lists The second
paragraph adopted after effort 10 get favor
able mention OF Poland inserted.
IL reported that the Pope has refused Cardinals
hat the Archbishop of Paris although the Empress
asked the favor
The Paris papers contain news OF an Instruction IN
Cochin China and desperate attacks the French forces
Some fighting had taken place, but the Cochin
Chinese repulsed with heavy losses, and the
rection checked.
II asserted that France has asked spain to send back
her troops Cochin China. Spain has replied that she
viii res the treaty she concluded with country
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