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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
THE POLISH QUESTION.
The Swedish, Spanish, and Italian
Cabinets Address Notes to the
Russian Governments.
Replies of Prince Goitchakoff.
Queen of Spain Asks Pardon
for the Poles.

NEW York, May ls.-Latest news per arrival
of the steamer New York;
ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.-Thc Journal de 81.
Petersburg, of to-day publishes the text of notes
addressed by the Swedish, Spanish, and Italian
cabinets to Russia on the Polish question, to-
gether with the replies of Prince GortschakoG
The Swedish Cabinet trusts to the humane
and generous principles of the Emperor, that he
will issue words of Clemency and oblivion,
which with prospective regime of wise libcr
ty would completely restore order.
The Spanish note bitterly regrets that the i'm
patience of the Poles should not have waited for
a continuation of the system of concession al
ready accorded by the Emperor. The Queen
asks pardon and indulgence for the Poles.
The reply Of Prince GortschakoH thanks the
Queen amicahly.
The note of the Turin cabinet is couched In
the most amlcable terms. Hopes the Russian
court will see in the date of Its cOmmunica.
tion proof of the desire that Italy will always
entertain the most sincere relations with Rus
sia.
GortchakoT states that the Emperor received
the amicabe assurances of the Italian Govern
ment with pleasure as to the wishes 1t expressed
In favor OF Poland. The Prince observes that
the Italian Government Is not Ignorant Of the
fact that the revolution imposes a dificult task
upon the Governments. The Emperor, how,
ever, seeks to establish lasting peace.
CRACow, May 6.-According to news from
Lithuania, four thousand Baskollnks, Schis
mates, and Dissonti0nts, armed by the Russian
Government, In the nelghborhood of Du.naborg
are desolating Llvonia with fire and sword.
Shocking details have been received relating
10 their atrocities. Yesterday a body of si1
hundred Russians were repulsed by Mlnlewsk
at Olkusf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
Personal,
POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC

POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
Mr.. AMOS NICHOLS, of Richmond, Mass, at
the great age of hundred and three ears died on
the 9Th inst. Mr.. n, we believe, was the oldest
person in the Commonwealth.
MAJOR GENERAL {. HAMILTON, of WsCon-
sin, the hero Of Iuka and CorInth, has resigned
He had been left without 4 command, being out.
ranked In the me district by Gen. Hurlbut, and
hc demanded an active command, or an acceptance
Of his resignation. The War Department accepted
his resignation, and he is consequently out Of the
service.
Mir. CHARLES BASS, the comedian, died At st.
Catharines, c. W, on Tuesday last at the age of
60 years He WAS born In London, and was trained
for the ministry. He was a cousin of Burton, and
often acted with him. Mr. Bass had wide expe-
rience as actor and manager in this country and in
Great Britain. He came to the United States in
lBIl
Gov. HARDING, Of Utah Territory has been
presented by Mormon grand jury AZ not only A
dangerous man, but also unworthy the confidence
and respect OF a free and ghtened people, The
Governor occupies a difficult position. A CORES
pondent Of the Chicago Tribune writes: "Soon after
his arrival here, when It current on the streets
that the hand Of the Lord WAS in lt-meanlng his
coming here as Goyernor-painted and whitened
sepulchreB dressed In erinolIne and scented for
the DEATH, were by design thrown In his way at
every opportunity, Fruit and flowers came in pro-
fusion, but the Governor was not bind to be thus
{ lined"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
DEATHS

Reported 10 the Vary Department for he @eek end-
ing May lG, 1868.
John G. Emick, seaman, apoplcXy, January
4, barquc BraziCra.
George W. Kerr, carp. mate, chronic
dtarrhTa, October II, lsf?, L. $, steamer Po-
tOnsku.
Fred. r. Curtis, Assistant paymustcr. comp.
Of brain, April Il, l. +. steamer Pawnrc.
George Smith, marine, consumption, January
10, L. s. steamer Dale.
Ralph B. Snow, ordinary seaman, gunshol
wound, March 90, I. S. steamer ROehuck.
Thomas King, seaman, gunshot wound,
March 90, L. s. steamer Roebuck.
John johnson, captains cook, typhoid fever,
December ,, 1869, L. s. steamer Stars and
Stripes
James Mooney, captain forccastle, gnnshot
wound, March "a, U. 5. steamer Amanda.
Maurice Conner, ordinary seaman, consump.
tion, May 6, Naval Hospital, New York.
solomon Edwards, landsman, chronic diar,
rhwa, May 6, Naval Hospital, New York.
Andrew Carney, second cabin hoy, pneumO.
mia, May 9, Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
George Washington, landsman, consumption,
May Q, Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Dcvine Jackson, ordinary seaman, consump.
tlon, May 0.
william Kolb, landsman, chronic diarrhpa,
April p, U. s. steamer Red Rover.
Samuel Cooper, seaman, pneumonia, May ii
Naval Hospital, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
LITERARY GOSSIP.

SPARRowGRAss PAPERS. Another edition
Of this popular work. from the pen Of Fred S. Cor
zens is about to be issued from the press OF Garlic
ton, Of New York. It has been stereotyped, and
will appear In handsome library style, with tinted
paper, and engraved illustrations from skillhll
artist. These papers have been out Of print for a
long while, and their temperance at this time,
especially in the elegant style promised, will be
hailed by the literary world. The book will have
great sale, particularly In this city, where the
author is so well and iayorably known.
Mr.. c. L. BEACE's new work entitled "Races
OF the Old World Manual Of Ethnology," is
about to he published by Mr. scribner.
"The Story of Elizabeth" ;" by Miss THACK-
ERAY, daughter Of W. 0I Thackeray,) has just
been republishcL from the CornhR Moga= inc.
CARLETON has in press another work by Vic
tor Hsgo entitled The Rival Races, or the sons
oil joel"
ARTEMUs WARD is Ia New York, making
preparations for early Visit to California. 1t
10 said his nest lecture. will be entitled MIR. c.
Kings Daughter from over the Sea"
DR.. J. b. THOMAS, the editor of "Lippin.
cotts PrOnouncing Gazetteer OF the World" pre-.
pairing biographical work on the same plan and
on An equally extensive scale.
MR. 7. B. ALDRICH, the popular author OF
Dab.e Bell and other poems, has been for some
time past ed,ter-in-chef OF the Ecw York illustrated
NelUS.
S. +. DIXON, of Cambridge, has ready for the
press a network on "Novation and Delegation ~
being the second part Of his treaties on subroga
tion."
FANNY REMBLE's journal of a Residence
on a German Plantation" and Mr.. Edward Dicey',
Six Months in the Federal States" will shortly
be published in London.
Mr.. CHARLES b. RICHARDSON, the historical
publisher, No DOL Broadway, mas just reprinted
from the Richmond edition, u Southsde view o
The First Year Of the War" written by Mr.. I'd
ward a. Pollard, author of Black Diamonds etc
MEssRs. LITTLE, BRowN & Co. are about tC
publish the Government edition Of "a Treatise or
the Internal Revenue System of the United States,
by Geo. $. Boutwell,, late Commissioner of Interna
Revenue, prepared under the authority of the Sec
retaTy Of the Treasury.
Nix. PARTON, the author of the well-knowI
lives Of Jackson and Burr, has for some years beer
engaged upon a Life Of Benjamin Franklin
For a fsw months, however, he has laid aside thi
work, and Is now engaged upon a History Of Gen
Buffers Campaign and Administration Rt Ney
Orleans" which will be published in the course O
the summer 10y Mason Brothers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
THEY WE'RE DRIVEN BACK.
Joe johnson Gone towards VIcksburg
He Has With Him 8 Brigades.
Grant has Cut Vicksburg Off.

A telegram was received this morning at the
headquarters of the army, from Memphis,
Tennessee, saying that Vlcksburg and jackson
papers of the fourteenth instant had been re-
celved there. They report that General Grant
defeated Grigg's brigade, at Raymond, on
Tuesday, the 18th. Raymond is sixteen miles
Southeast of jackson, and eight miles South Of
the ylcksburg and jackson railroad, to which
II is connected by branch railroad.
The rebel loss is admitted to be seven hun
dred
Grigg was reinforced by Gen. II. T. Walker,
of Georgia, attacked at Mississippi Springs,
and driven in towards jackson. A telegram
from Canton, Mississippi, says the Federals
have taken jackson from the East, but this is
supposed to be cavalry movement
General Joseph johnson arrived at Jackson
on the 18th, and went towards Yicksburg with
three brgades. He must have been west Of
Jackson when the capture was made by our
force.
jackson is the capital of the State of Mis-,
slsSippl, situated upon the right bank of the
Pearl river, at the intersection of the Mlssis.
slppi and New Orleans and Memphis railroads
1t is 45 miles east of Yicksburg, and ! ,O1C
miles distant from washington.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
personal.

roIIrR,AI, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
in. ,utNFRAU Is playing at the Howard
reEsuin, Boston.
"gS. juHN ;. PHELPS, Military Governor of
4onsts, 10 IT, town,
t.Gr IHouAs GIDBs, a fugitive from East
l'aoesse", ls making speeches N New England
ErIouAW YuUvG and his wives hll Just five
o'1s "' s",'- In Tie theatre At Salt Lake city.
IT. lIE>Hr WILLARD opens the Howard
N'hei Iua ~ b'.'o. tins evening The theatre
ss hesn 'rnHsiur"ehluro ,siate Of elegance, COM
l-r,, and con' .en-,.
tTEATcEb WADr amt handler have returned
nom visit 10 HooKrrr Army much pleased with
ne condition. They hsh an interview with the
P-psitsnt to-day.
Mn, SISN, Tue rnIcrprAug manager Of Can.
'rILurj Hall openz rh- Museum TO Baltimore Ia.
.lpli, with Misses Julia Mortimer aua Kate Pen.
uoysr. and whole galaxy OF beauty aud talent
BRIO. GEN. AvERILL has been aRslgucl ro the
ommAnd Of the cavalry in Western Nlrnnln, an'
4en tor the field on SATURDAY. C'oy. PIergont Lss
rssn IN Washington urging an increase ol mounted
men IN thai regon
~ II. GARDNER left Boston few ooys
tincs In steamer Furnished with diving. and
other apparatus 'or Cape Race, for the purpose
Of procuring he 'snAsure on hoard the suukcn
GtsEmBhip Arlo-NaVou.
MAJ. GEN sLoCrH, commanding the Twelfth
.orps Of ue Army Of the Potomac. which resisted
The terrible onslaught Of JA,kson's forces, 10 the
Rturday's fight al ChAheenoryiIlp,l /. In town, and
hss been N consultation with the President to-
day.
"T. W" writes to the Tmac, that 8" it Ia due
10 Lieut. CorrlADdt Van Renssala,r, who war dis.
missed the army, 10 say, that the President UPON
Hreview-of the procssdlRgs Of the court martial
rs5 rcmitted the sentence, and that Gov. Seymour
Jas. OT Will. restore hIw to his command
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

4 PHILADELPHIA RoORBACK.--A New Eng
land Senator has stated in the most emphatic
manner that within the next two weeks there
would be an armlstico for the purpose OF en-
lertalning peace propositions. The gentleman
making this assertion seems TO speak by the
card.
The above, which appeared in the form of a
Washington dispatch in the Philadelphia Sun
dag Mercury, a sensational CopperheRd sheet,
has not the slightest foundation In fact. 1t
was manufactured in Philadelphia, doubtless,
for the Censor would not have allowed such
stuff 10 pass over the telegraph wires,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
Wrntl Report, Of General Grants Move

fuETHE-- NIu>HUE, May .G.-Thc RichmOnl
Inyufrr ui May 18th, received here, says fight
~ L.- commenced in Mississippi. Thc,nvmy
sr'criay advanced "nu thousand slrOng upon
Ea2moud. where General Gregg has iOrly-our
u.larrd infantry and few Cayairy.
~h,rmi-NiH- commenced al O'y.nck iu Tie
Ir.uoOn. and the enemy wa continually REIN
reed iii I O'ciOc. In thr AFTERNOON. when we
iau,d hattie heavily with mu-kmry.
lruruing that the enemy were heavily REIN
reed and were ready to engage ws, ", retired
.hroULa Raymond, mahiI- q stand at Mssis-
Al!u slrnI-, where We nave occurred reinforce
,u"uts.
Colonel McGayock, ur The Tenth Tennessee,
wR- killed.
The firing To-day j. heavy and continuous
'.wnrdG jackson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
The GrIerson Raid.

The most successful and brilliant of our re-
cent warlike operations has been the cavalry
expedition of General Grlerson, whose arrival
at Baton Rouge is chronlcled in the morning
tolegraphiC dispatches. The Richmond papers
declare that the manner of this raid proves
that the Yankees are greatly improved in the
art of rnidlng. By reading an outline Of the
expedition, with reference to a map, 1t will be
seen that he zigzagged and cavorted Hp and
down in the State of Mississippi pretty much
as he pleased
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
NOBLE wORDsi

"WuESEvER THEH (THE REBE1s) HAVE THE
., ,owrE. THEY DRIVE BEFORE THEM INTO THEIR
BANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
NOrTp Also DRIVE Us. TRUST THEM NOT.
&" WERE THrY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
" DESTROY "a WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
Ct ,ssrRrD or THESE THINGS, AM AMAZED THAT
'.,NY ONE COUhn THINK or PEACE on ANY
"TERMs' lie WHO ESTERTAIHs THE SENTIMENT
0" ID TIT uSIY TO Re A SLAVE he WHO UTTERs
" n At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is TRAITOR TO
. MS COUNTRY, VINO DESERVES THE sCoRN AND
CySTFMPT or ALL HONORABLE MES."-Rose-
sgdHS, 10 tie General AsSenblycf Ohio, February,
l GAR
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
Another Dispatch.

MEMPHIS, May F.-Banks captured Alex
andria after sharp battle, as the Confederates
admit. 1t is reported that Grant has struck the
railroad near Edwards Station.
Rebel papers have the following:
MOBILE, May 14.-Jackson, Miss, is occu-
pied by the Fcderals. We fought them all day,
but could not hold the city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
,,a..,chus.tt. Colored Troops.

! hn Boston Commonwealth learns that the
lf,y.fourth (Grst colored) regiment Of Massa-
aasetls ,oluutcers is to leave for South Caro-
..nl .h. week, and expresscs the hope that
.,5 W ., 10, - allowed to lelve N4s.1 lul,rtt-
go. 10y 4-e g-Icy -..'s-H: go. s"r-
s-.. '- ,>,. -rls.s -ar
.. I--.t. q. o., ar -5.''a.,,- .0.ss
--.".a..- -nr r g.. .'-.s', n.
-. -..-,.. .- o.. 5-.' 20 3D..
%, >aa.,. s--:ssL-, >.--.-.'- -,-
...l - ;r Govr-nr- Art-,~ 1-. .. .~5u..l.
Do. -r.E,-- mG-. .ave :.e P-e- 'e-''- wn
.. 80. ,5r- H. oN1 rtu.g.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
FROM PdRT ROYAL.

Arrival Of the Steamer COnW'Ry-IrOn-
cIRds attacking Rebel Batteries ON
Morris Island.
New York, May ls.-The steamer Conway,
from Port Royal, reports that she was of
Charleston on the l4th, and heard heavy firing
from O'Clock until in the afternoon, in the,
harbor. 1t Is supposed our iron .clods were at.
tacklng the rebel batteries on Morris Island.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

1.-THE President, at the hour of our going to
press, had received nothing later. The Gov
ernment is, however, in hourly expectation of
the particulars Of this brilliant success. The
news fulfils the prediction we made last satur-
day in the REPUBLICAN. 1t Is confirmed, too,
by information we received last night from
Falmouth to the effect that the appearance OF
the enemy opposite indicated that they had suf-
fered disaster in some quarter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
U EAT LYnnnM

This drama, which has produced such won
derful effects upon the theatre patroUs in all our
principal cities, will be played at Growers two
nights, Mise Lucille Western in che principal
character, supported by the whole strength OF Gro
vers excellent company, Those who have never
enjoyed the emotions awakened by this extrau1dt-
nary play should 90 without fail
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
Murder Trial In New Haven,

NEW HAVEN, May lG.-Tho trial Of George
y. Cook for thcmurdcr Of Thomas F. McCatIcy
which hu, occupied the time of the superior
rnurJ for the past four days, resulted this morn.
Ing In Disagreement of the jury. McCafley
died from the effects Of a wound said TO have
been inflicted at the Red House, kept by Cook
ia thj- town, on the l4th Of March last.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
4 Tremendous Piece of Red Tape"

Gi.r this caption the New York E~n1g
I..', Of saturday, says:
Im,r or four hundred invalid soldiers, Gi'-
.-.u. l1mc to lhi- por, from Niilnu iirnl
"-lyrIay, not one Of wnom had h,s paper,
.. urI - the surgeon Of that department. The
, ,us,a. ucncr wHe, that they were dumped on
DO. dock. without means to get meal. or a
.."! ur u passage to their homes. 1t was the
',rryolrncr of the New England Association
. Do, which took them in out Of the streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

CRIMINAL LCoURT-Jndge Olin presiding. Tho
District Attorney entered mol pros in the cases OF
J. A. FauntE and A. A. Cameron, charged with for
gerry. g
James Baker was convictsd'upon the charge Of
highway robbery.
A. Barnes was next placed upon trial, charged
with grand larceny.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

RUNAwAr.-A horse attached to an army
wagon this forenoon took fright and ran down
Seventh street. When he reached the corner Of n
street he stumbled and broke both fore limbs
After lingering few minutes in the greatest agony
he gave up the ghost. The teamstsr was the chief
mouFner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
Heavy LOss by Fire e-One hundred aud
hfiy Operatives thrown out Of tm-
plOymrnt

4h' Hr"'"r! -n,, o., prruf account ur % FIRE,
by which the Crrushnw Wooden Mills were de-
-lr'vcd on FridnN. portion Of the Trrdrlar
Iron Wo.L5 wcr. o.,r dr,rr,ycd. The o,nour,
"i lose "a7 n" a-r"rr.u.l uu, hundred and
nfI operative ""' hr,"n ou o, ,.u,ro,
mrnl.
The amouu oil jn-umu"r On the .n.I.. ws,
slTl 800, In some Twelve "nirr-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

RAILAoAnr-Arrfrnl and Departure o. TrGIn'-
The Advertisements on our fourth page ere insert
lA by authority Of the railroad companies sever
ally named, are officially corrected when changes
r.m.is. hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
TO ADyHRTIsERs,

We call the attention Of business men to the
classification Of our advertisements. We In
tend to keep a business eye to this matter for
the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

A LADY ATTEMPTS TO DIsPosH OF REREL
PROPERTY AND EscAPE TO DIxIE.-Mrs. Thomas
and dsughter, OF Fairfax, Virginia, arrested few
days ago, were to-day sent south II appears that
Mrs. Thomas, who had been TO Richmond, . few
days ago, by some means, got to this city. Her
movements were watched by the detectives with
vlgllant eyes and on Thursday she attempted to
cross our lines and make her way to Dixie, but In
this attempt she was arrested and sent to the old
Capitol. Upon further investigation II seems that
her sole errand to this city was to dispose Of her
husbands property, who iS quite wealthy. The
instruments bywhioh such conveyance Of the prop
erty was to be effected were prepared.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
The New FInR.

The new Confederate tlug adopted O, rnr
Rebel CongTos, May lat, j. rwenty-Cour lr-r
long and sIvlrru Wide, and is marked viii. d
cross similar to the naJrI" flag. The cross is
blue, with thirteen stare upon ii.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
what the Rebel Says.

MURFREEsBoRo', May II, 10 p. m.-Thc
Chattanooga Rebel of the 10Th says Gen. Grant
has taken jackson, Mississippi. Took 1t after
hard days lighting.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,5B- PURE APPLE CIDER on draught, at the
wAvERLY, 46i Eighth street, between L and =.
No COMPROMISE WITH TREASON on TRAI-
s.-7NoTIcE,-I am authorized by the Secretary
Of War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
pteid Serrios '..
Each company will be organized as prescribed In
General Orders No. l26, series Of 1862.
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 In
teligent men will be enlisted.
The best, aeeteSt, and most ServIeeAbls Horses
only will be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eele-
brated Repeating Rife, dischArging fifteen EhotS
per minute.
For further particulars, apply at No. 2r7 Penn.
SylvAnia avenue. L. C. BAKER,
may Sim Colonel Commanding Battalion.
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, &C. The reading-rooma
open every evening aprA-4w
Alfred Thomas, Esq, Is duly authorized and
accredited as Agent to solicit and receive sub
scriptons and contributions in support OF the Ma
tional Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, President.
THEo. F. STOKES, SeO'y.
To CONFERENCE.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious to make known
to his fellow-sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire It, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used Qrce Of ehArEe,) with the diree-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will ind SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
! ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription, Is to bene
| At the AFFLICTED, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilliamSburgh, Kings county New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

CoLoRED REaIMENT.-The first colored regl-
ment Of this District paraded the streets this fore
noon. They presented a fine appearance, and
elected the attention Of quite crowd Of citizens
who applauded them while passing the Stre,tS.
This regiments composed Of hale, hearty, and ath
letic men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

THE DISEASES OF ERRoR.-(Les Maladies
dETreT.)- ~, John B. Ogden, NJ. D., author and
publisher of the above work, do hereby promise
man who will write for It, sample copy for peru
sal. The proper study OF mankind 10 Man. This
valuable work Is Issued and sent forth for the bon
eft Of suffering humanity II treats In simple
language on all the diseases Of Error, including
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impoteney,
&c, &c.-givinB safe, speedy, and etfectuAl pre-
BcrptiOns FOR their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive a sam
pie copy by return mall, free Of charge
Address JOHN u. OGDEN, NJ. D.,
my l8-3m No. 60 Nassau st., New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

Ia tho rank and file Of the Southern army the
ovrrr.-ion is often heard that theirs "is the
t.n mans war and the poor mans fight"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
nm CITY kuRYEYoR.

sEa Fnsr PAGE of to-dAy's REPUBLICAN for
Interesting news matter and miscellaneous
paragraphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18

In" French have lately become very expert
in the manufacture Of locomotive engines,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
ua..L .,,uz2E iluaiiai

den Chain book. Ths singing possessed ineom-
parable charms. Amer the bsnedietions iHths W.
riouS districts were pronounced the scholars re-
turned to their respective schools and partook Of
refreshments.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
lnrHSo NEoRoE,.-A Boston paper Oh,

NTW INV NE0ROLS.-N BObIOn plNef TINN
.noocoMJ says
.,,.r.. I.o.c, the Governor OF Norfolk, il
o.. 90 H.. uuLror-. and allow them 10 bo
'..., .hu.r.."
10. ..'or "oard such oouTln.n' againV
.. ."ic before and are inclined to dou1l Inc
-'a'o:nnn'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
stock MARKET To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
Tor the following condition Of the stock and
asIa y, arlet today.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-18
lEXTR RA.>
GL ORIOUS EW 8.
CAPTURE OF JACKSON, MISS.
BATTLE AT RAYMOND.

T HE REBEL LOSS 700.