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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. RS.

AGGRAVATED ATTACK.--Tbis morning, two
men named John Flynn and Michael Gun wsra A.
rested for making a furious assault on J. N W.
Davis They were taken before Justice Reave-,
who fined them SO 81 each and committed them 10
jail to await the action OF the grand jury. '' ''"
ANoTRER AssAULr.-A man by the name oi
Worthington Dorsey was arrested ior assaaising
Henry h, Dudley, ~, which the lstteE wAs very
badly hurt. Ju,tee Rsayer held him to bail in the
Aum oil $500 for his appearance at court. -
ARREST FoR GRAND LARCEsr.-Apn Lynch
WAS arrested this morning for the LARGELY Of a
watch and soms money honr John Murphy" she
was committed to jail by Justice Ksavor 10 awaN
the action of the grand juiy.r9Ja III .h.IuE >
POLICE CAsEs.-Mrs. McGswen, disorderly
conduct; hned o. ~. Frances Payne, do, dol fined
S2ti Wan. rREsii, seiiins without license, nncd
$40 Is. 4. Grinton. disordefiy conduct aaed " N
VIM. johnson, NUS snee; lined 90 " JAmeS Rob
inson nuisance; dismissed. John Donoyan, de.
orderly conduct, uned ss w. ;Eiira tonly drunk
sent to the workhonse. .' W." INN. ~,
MARINE LisTHA HAyyiselbryschr, Edw. Nsds,
Drake. Nsw Yorki hay ~ Goysrnpsat, sydylDG
schr, Fredmp, q, lGsRsr, NsS York. hay 10 Cav
ernment. II oil 10 sburh gll DIAL llhl I!ig9 sbi
CHIsApzAxsANp ONO CANAL -Dpatsufs.
Thos Chsyiaia, a. spSsesa 7dI i'bhD 'el quo on I,
- tt ttdo1Udo
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
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Operations Near
IIi-oC Charleston. lgu'
gAPfBRE0F MORRIS ISLAND.
..pUI .ilI.. tb r..l'l '|I .
Gallant Attack on Fort
.,... ... Wagner. ..
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BAD BEHAVIOUR or two REGIMENTS.

We have already given the results Of General
Gilmoro's preliminary movement upon Charles.
ton, In which he captured Morris Island, all
but Fort Wagner. Gen. Gilmore landed his
forces and planted his batteries so quctiy that
the enemy were taken completely by surprise;
and when he cut down tho trees that masked
his batteries, and opened upon then, the rebels
were greatly sstonishcd. t'I. ''i n.. .'..
An officer who was present informs us that
Fort Wagner would have boen taken but for
the bad conduct of New York regiment and
Pennsylvania regiment, who were 10 support
the storning party.
0The forlorn-hope consisted Of ono hundred
and eighty men of the Seventh Connecticut
regiment, led by Col. stropg, formerly upon
Gen. Buffers staff. The storning party scaled
the parapct and entered tho fort. The supports
refused TO follow them, and cf the one hmdr,,i
and egp, one hundred aud eight vers slaughtered.
Col. Strong, who led the Connecticut boys
into TO fort, rearrcarcd upon the parapet two
or three times, and urged the supporting rcgi.
mcnis with lmploratious and imprecations 70
come on; but they would not bulge, and re-
tirsi without making an effort TO assist In cap
turing the fort. ,.Ig ...'.. .r. .
General G'more has, however, without
doubt capture Fort Wsgner before this. The
guuboats were rendering him most valuable
assistance, and there Is a strong detsrmation
on the part Of the Army and Navy therc 10 re-
ducc Charleston. H" ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS:

A New DoDGE---A soldier named n. Carps
last night hsd trledin vain TO get a,m< at ssrtoss
saloons, on account Of his being D 'c6msos
private. earns looked on Aad saw the shoulder.
strapped sshtty have no dificpiy In gettiss thai,
regular zip. \" What anil to do |" he exslaincd'
=" A artskd want, and driak must have p" Ne
cogitated awhile, when suddenly thought struck
hin. "Eureksl"lhe htd f3iiYiy HWtysot
sst shoulderstrsp ps1not by WY vaiof, but by my
cash" Forthwith he started q store KEEP, by a
descendant Of Father Abrsh,m who had the heces-
sary articles that would get poor earn. his JuIep.
They were hstessA 10 hts shouidet, when, 10 /
what was earns, the PRIV \, ,CsJR,st stbe, ,hrst
ilsptensntI Bsihg hhsieNs u dSeo, N hos bag.
would wotk, Nc vent iat6 the nearest saloon and
found that h could get hisI1slak Assst lieutenant
In Washington anatsa u lad ssisstk, snsS0 jtwas
wssh our hero. ~ hid 4 gsntcmat ID take some
thing With hia. 4nd, AftSt {Hit tbs fIiesa sopssea
awhk, fhsy ptosssset toSn, Twelfth ssrsstto .
house, No. bss, kept by lady, who had number
of isdy boar es., CarAs w. 70 epehAA TED win the
display OF beSuty sAsts dsplaIsa tSs, re imm, :
atory shorty ssAiss " v ssy net our friend and
oss Of the HSbssof the hodss fstfsd for the night
ID ths msast,me, oas Of B,ksr's dstSet,yss,. who
hsd hsstdlSl thA iAkaiI kshGlktStaJ No., ~vkt
Into our hsro's roos, tors ~ kis stysps and car
sisd hlAfssAsssAfasS w, t},iA ~ ptAlAi,
pP~sp isaiy.x IA SsIsv pspsll.esbossissfee
MISREPRESENTATION yatHeH ~ lbHal
hiSo w2tas .sssi j 'sA .iorsna;
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
For the National Republican.
VIA DisA HaANrAblY.o

These are the words Of noble eulogy pro-
bounced in the National basligeneer OF the 18th
,Ust., upon traitor to his country, who met
avrnging bullet, instead OF tho hangman's
cord. Died houorably" Then helived hon
"rahiy, and died in no, dishonorabie cause.
Then others, by following in the path he trod,
may win desirable renown, and leave names
which history shall inscribe on her roll Of the
honorod dead. Then treason 10 free Govern
'ncn,, and conspiracy and war against the
ghls Of human nature itself,--the colossal
combination and sum Of all crimes, are "hon-
orable " deeds, and very wrong were those old
heather who classed the traitor with the psrri-
cidal assassin who pierced the heart Of the moth
cr that bore and nurtured him. Wrong, too, the
verdict Of the world, which gives the traitor's e
name to scorn and his memory to iufamy.
And very doubtful, a. lssst, the merit of that
,ise. opposing ~hlch ths honercd and honor.
nole victim fell, or his claim to our regard aud
gratitude by whom the fatal deed was done
And Davis, Toombs, Mason, Slidell. aud their
rerjured compeers, In tho cabinet or the fold
the murdcrers of scores Of thousands Of our
brethren, and the would-be assassins of our ma,
rIpr, are honorable men, and, like Garnet,
birksdale aud Johnston, will some day ill
honorable graves.
Has i, come to this, that here, in the capital
"I our nstiOn, . Journal which is only kept
alvo by Government patronage may, viper,
like, constantly sting tho bosom hy Whose
kindly warmth alone is baleful existence !,
rrolractc.l, may iueite TO treason and insult
the brave inen offering and giving up thei
own lives to preserve that Of their country, b.
lis eloquent culosics of the fallen supporter
oi n treason more dishonorable and wicked II
its inception, its motives and its methods, ant
more internal in its object, than any that his
tory records Let loyal men mark well the
supporters Of this euiogist Of traitors, aud es
uecin',y remember TIC officials By nAose Jauor 4
Is SI.StdiIl<d.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
osE YEAR AGO yesterday Gen. IIalleck issued
lis farewell address 10 hts troops in the South
wUsp aud left for Washington.
4 N,g.o proved by .hs laos.

Last evening, about Hvs O'Clock, IS . negro,
who has for some time boan employed around
the shipping In tho vicinity Of Pier No. 4, was
passing down the Pier, ho wss hallood and
huotvd al by number Of boys In the viciulty,
and stopped Tor = moment 10 look around.
A. soon Us Le had stopped, the crowd which
assembled ran after him, hall0eing, XIII the
ncgro,"" XIII him" He, finding escape was
ru. of irm the street, ran down the pier, with
the apparent intention OF getting on one Of the
Ncs sells, but tho crowd was so closely upon him
that he had not All opportunity, and ran on
until arriving at the head al the pier, when he
stopped, not wishing, to, Jump oyprboardi but
this he was compelled to do. Al the crowd
reached him, the foremost ones gave him a
push which sent him headiong into the water.
Not content with this, they procured stones,
bricks, clubs, &C., aud ss soon as his head ap'
rcarcd above water, thcy commenced storming
linn with their nitsilcs until the negro sank u
rise no morc. This crowd then returned ~ ths
rcct.AMw York paper. H. H., I.,.'s... .r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
Rebellion. Fading
0r1$ ,.rJ "1
HOAX IN THE NAME OF ARcA4
HOiGS BISHOP HUGHES. ~ tn
GsnsralkMpatrick 10 CsMnahd the
Patrof Force.
ARRIVAL OF VETERAN TROOPS.
Fight Last Night Between the
Mob and the Military.
ELEVEN RIOTERS KILLED.
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Eighteen Severely Wounded.
TWO REBELS HANDSOMELY
BAIONETED. .. ..
nun rpyp, TIL nrr,uryr ~ rup r,rur
Eighteen Severely Wounded.
TWO REBELS HANDSOMELY
~ BAIONETED. ..N ..
THE SEVENTH REGluENT IN THE Fight
Fifteen of them Killed.
HEMP IN GREAT DEM AND.

New YORK, July l7.-Tho pla,aid posted
about the streets last night, requesting those
persons whom the newspapers call rioters To
congregsto this afternoon at Archbishop
Hughes residence, was an unmligaled and
scnseless hoax, got up by the sympathiLers OF
the rioters. .0| f...
Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived here last evening,
and force Of cavalry 10 to be Immediately or.
ganized for mounted patrol.
From military movements this morning,
quietly made, there will be but little opp1rtu
nifty for the rioters 10 carry out their Infamous
designs to-day; any attempt at which will meet
with most terrible check.
The One Hundred and Fifty second New
York Regiment arrived at midnight.
The probably last fight of consequence be
tween the military and the rioters took place
last night near Twenty street, where a
military force had been sent TO drive away tho
scoundrels who were plundering houses there.
The mob concentrated strongly and the mill
tary withdrew. ..... ...
Nearly every house for thrco or four blocks
on both sides Of the street were filled with the
mob, who fired bullets, stones and other dead
ly MISSILES upon the soldiers. F "D.
The Times report states that fifteen members
Of the Fifth company Of the Seventh regiment
arc reported killed by stones and brickbsts.
Seven hundred regulars were sent up as
reinforcement, when terrible battle tool
place. Eleven rioters were killed, eighteen
wounded, and thirty-ive taken prisoners. Two
Of the mob were run through with bayonetl
very handsomely.
Fifteen more rioters wcro captured last nigh
on the west side OF the town, and the police ar
constantly bringing them In.
| Hemp Is In dcmand!!!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
"rhs Situation In M.ryl.na.,

Tho Inquirer, under the above caption, says;
"Tho President received a letter from Gen.
Lee on Saturday, which puts 10 rest all anxietics
In relation to the situution OF our army In Mary
land, and confirms the statements which have
been made, that our army has been uniformly
victorious In It's encounters with tho enemy in
Pennsylvania. The letter states, In effect, That
the engagements ut Gettysburg resulted in dc.
featiny the enemy completely; In killing and
wounding number far exceeding our own, and
in the capture OF large number OF prisoners
that the falling back OF our army to Hagcrstown
was prudential move, not occasioned by any
SUCCESS on the part Of the enemy, and not
through any apprehension OF contingencies
arising which might ensure his success at
that point. The gist Of the letter, In a few
words, Is that the enemy was even moro thor
oughly cut up aud whipped than he has ever
been upon Southern soil and that tho occupa.
tiOn Of HagerstOwn WAS movement dictated
by strategy and prudence, ss essential 10 the
succcss of the campaign. The secret Involved
In this movement may we'll bs left to Cen. Lee
To devclopc In his own good time. The prIe-
oncrs in our hands and OH the way hero arc,
We understand. estimated at between Is 900 and
ls,OVO. The army Is In tine spirits and excel
lent condition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
THE LATEST REBEL NEWS
OPERATIONS AT CHARLESTON.
Lce's Grand Victory in Penn
sylvania. r,
We have the Richmond EiYuirp OF July 10,
which contains the following dispatches.
Fro.n Charie sssn.

We have the Richmond EiYuirp OF July u,
which contains the following dispatches
.4r From Chariesssn.
CHARLESTON, July 10.-Tho firing on boll,
sides ceased at half-past six O'Clock, p. M.
The principal fighting has been with the bat
terry Wagner, on Norris Island.
-Four Monitors were engaged from a. m TO
O'Clock p. m. They then withdrew for one
hour. A tugboat supplied them with ammu-
milton. They renewed the attack at 5 O'Clock.
The infantry lighting has also been severe.
Tho Yankees made two assaults on battery
Wagner and were repulsed.
Our casualties are ubout one hundred and
tilty killed, wounded and missing, including
three officers kiTed-Captains Yaskcll and
Cheves, and Lieutenant Bee.
Il Is supposed the 'hght will be renewed 10.
morrow (llth.) VI. .,
..' OFFICIAL DISPATCHES. I"
Tho following ofiicIal dispatches were re.
ceivcd at the War Department in Richmond,
Saturday, July IL: 49, 10. 30" %. ..,.., ....,,
= 90 4" -.H CHAELtsroN, July 10.
10 Gen. S. Cooper, AdjI and in.peaor General:
At dark the enemy retained Possession Of the
southern portion Of Norris Island. -Four Mon
itors engaged the Battery Wagner and the bat
terry At Cummings Point all day, without dam.
age or casualties; but the loss In opposing the
landing was scvcrc-300 killed and wounded,
including ID officers. The cnemy's loss Ii
evidently heavy. 7'' .'I.'
(Sisned) q. T. BEArRE0ARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
GENERAL MRA0E.

We are fully sssisdcd that II was through no
fault Of General Meade that Lees army escaped
from Maryland without decisive battle. To
assume the responsibility Of Offering battle 10
Lee agains, tho opinion Of four able corps COM
maudcrs would have Involved a serious re-
sronsibiii,y. Had Meade done SO and been
successful Gas We all ssp believe no wsuld) },
lie would have been applauded to the echo.
But had he acted against the opinion Of his
scucraIs in council and failed in battle, he
would have been counted reckless daredevil
who cared more for his own fame than for the
lNus of the noble army he leads.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
Naval Orders Te-Day.

Surgeon w. johnson, detached from the
Naval AsyIum, Philadelphia, and ordered to
the steam frigate Wabash as surgeon OF the
fleet of The South Atlantic blocksding squad.
Surgeon Geo. Clymcr, detached from the
steam frigate Wabash as surgeon Of the feet Of
the South Atlantic blockading squadron, and
ordered TO return North.
Surgeon d. Harlan, ordered to the Naval
Asylum, at Philadelphia. O..
Lieutenant Commander Il. B. Lowry, de-
tachcd from the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, and
granted leave OF absence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

TnE CIscIssATl MILITARY ISQuigy.-The
trial OF Captain James Madison Cuts, Jr.,
United States Army, before a court martial at
Cincinnati, upon the charge of popping through
tho key-holc OF u lsdy's bed chamber In t1e
Burnett House, and other unsolder-likc con-
don Hutton, Captain and A. d. c., for sending
4 challenge 10 Captain Cnlts, aud OF VIM. Cut.
ting, AID. g., for carrying the aforesaid ehaI.
leDgr, has commenced. Hutton aud Cutting
viii plead guilty, and tbs proesdings and and,
ing OF the conIt In the AdSir will then be for.
wsIded to washingtop for pGasal aud ap
proval by thc PTcidsst, NH : Iusa o-ai EuI
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
ks,ns thiaR In . Name.

The name OF tho Mayor Of Brooklyn, who, AS
the telegraph Informed us yesterday, refused TO
call . meeting Of citizens, fearing that it would
infame the rioters, is Raleheiseh or Kaun-
,!'tseh which, being Interpreted, means zeal
meat or ea.f .f.fsAh-aud whiie-livercd at that.
"Haag CAii-skin on those reereart limbs"
Mayor Kalbneisch!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
nonr.E wORDst Q

.WHRNBvER rHEr (rHs Rknsis) hAvn M
urovE. IHEY pRIv. sEpoRR THEE nro THHil
"KAsKs rnE SOUTHERN FEoPLn, AND THEY
"woULp ALSO DRIVE us. TRusr THEM NOT.
- WERE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD NvApn AND
"pEsrRoY Us WINDOW nuACY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF JnDsB TllEos, An AAAxKD THAT
ANY ONE GOULD THINE OF rHACI on AMI
"TBRMs.' He wHo HNTKATAINs fHR SENTIMENT
"is FIT oNLI TO N saAvD m VINO UrrERs
:" 1T At flIs TINE, nonSovRR, - TRAITOR 10
O." ms CoUNfHY, WHO DnsBRvEs THB sCoRN AND
yoSTENPT OF ALL HONORABLE MBN.o-hose-
crans, 10 Ae GsnsrA Assashls " ono, FsovSmy,
a. "a
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

A debate has rccspily occurred in tho Eng
lsh Hsuse OF Lords upon the obligation legally
resting upon cIcrgymen 70 read the whole of
the burial service over tho remaips qr those
known to b. inldels, or who had spent hotoTL
ously sinful lives. The mover Of an address 10
the Crown (Lord Ebury) on the subject sug,
gcsted that to make, the positive statements
general, after rthu msnner Of tho Americsn
Episcopal Church, would meet the difficulty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
rEnsOHAL.

DO. + ~ =
Gen. FREsCn does command tho Third oorps,
Gen. Birney having taken q shost siek1eave.i Gen.
Prince, OF North Carolina, succeeds Gen. Hum
Third corps. ... " '''.I"! ,.'.,,, IN,
GEN. JANIS IRIsH, Of Gorham, Me-, died on
Tuesday Of last ~eek At the age Of o. Year,. he
was a member oCthe convention that framed the
constitution OF Mssssehusetts In is3o.
PRoY. AIRY, a celebrated English as,ronomer,
has discovered that We arc several million mile,
nearer the .un than hss been supposed. Thl /.
very satiafactory when coal is sia : ton and wood
80 cord, and scarce at that. .-.g, ..,,o1r +
Mr.. EIcoi.AY, Private Secretary to Presldcn,
Lincoln, 10 absent on . tour 70 Colorado and tht
Rocky Mountains. Col. John Hay v III perfosS
the duties OF the ONCE during MIR, Nieolay'a ab
scrce. I- .,....t al. "a,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
Morgan Moving Eastward.

CISCISSArI, July 15.-Morgan's rebel forces
this afternoon were within twelve miles of
Hillsboro', Highland county, Ohio. He is sup
posed TO be moving eastward.
CINCINNATI, July 16.-it Is reported that
Morgan is about Pikctown TO day, and that our
forces are closing around him, and win give
him some trouble. '''i. .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
Naval I splurs q

The United states stsau.er Junlats Jon he
Cd Of July, captured ths English schooner DDa
Jose, James Z. Lord, a,sstsr, Of Nassau, N.
r., bound to Havana. Fer cargo consisted Of
100 bag, salt, II bales cotton,'lO donijohns
rum, aud one quarter tssk Of run. She had
also on board a paper which mentions tkat The
cargo Is for the Confederate States OF Amsri-
Ca; there was also found a considersbis sum d
money in confederate bills, and q fss collars
In gold and silver. She was formerly tho Iilot
boat Edna Jones, Of Key West. .bugg1
The United States gunbost itsseG, on bbs
s4th ult., oil the Coast Of Texas, csptursd ,ths
schooner Sea Driit, from Havana. ~ sd u y
The United States steamer Fort Henry, on
the ssth ult., captured The schooner Ann
Malta. a . m .sr luf1 ~. IrtIyuI -lta
The United States guni,ost ssgamofc, on the
26th ult., of Chrystal river, Florida, the sehoo-
ncr Proiic. ~" ,,I, i-.rT.iuo inoK "a
The United States sunbOat Tiogs, oai shs 29tll
ult., tho schooner Jaiis, with cargo Of cotton
o A
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
Landing .r,hs En.my a. brandon.

The same paper ssys "a report, deemed au-
thentic, reached the city, yesturday, that the
enemy was landing in considerable force At
Brandon, on james river. Brandon Is situated
IN tho northeast extremity OF Prince George
county, about 20 miles below City Point, and
about W due east from Petersburg. A raid
against the Weldon and Petersburg railroad is
doubtless the object Of this new movement
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

PoLicExsS smor.--Thc following oilicer Of
tho Twenty .ffth precinct (Broadway squad
were shot on Tuesday night, while on duty bor
tween Ninth aud Tenth aycnuds, Nuw York.
Albert D. Robinson, Edward Dlppie. snd John
Hodgson. They were taken 10 the New York
hospital, where their wounds were dressed.
They are regarded as being III very critical
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
THE REBEL LEES RETREAT.
His Vanguard Passing Manasa
& NJ f @ nN hs. y /

Edssbls advases ia.o shat - adssecs 81
bcssssrn wS& heat lSAS&A hoshiSS,
The whole army wss Moving as rapidly as
,ocsiSfc towards Richmdad, without order or
baggage ssd sa.ssi.ioa trains,
cavalry, infantry, and artillery beipg inex,ri'
cabiy mixed upltosahr. 4 l3I ,t'f
The rebels depend upon their superior celer
ityUf movement, and do not carU TO march Ii
order Of hattie. LJJ ItLI.I !
IArffssoiicer captured sUstdiay alta noon
says that II is not Lees intention 10 Rght thin
sido Of Richmond II No can avoid n.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
r.,.IAns.y Am..x ~. si...r..

Yesterday afternoon quarrel occurred among
the rioturs iheInselves on Thirty second street,
bctwesn kirst and second avenues, res sultibg In
the shooting Of . man named Garrett Barry,
by one named Lamb, and the consequent beat
ing almsst 70 aeash ef thsl lsas. bsuy's body
was tsiso by his friends, end Lamb wAs cor
ycycd " uss Bellevue hosIiisi--.I y. Mse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
Treatment OF Col. O'Brien by thc New
York Mob. FOB ~ ..

Cob. O'Bricn, who had command of the
troops In the upper part Of the city on Tuesday,
while charging upon a force OF the rebels, was
wounded In tho knee with a stone, but still
continued In the discharge OF his duty.
After the mob had been dispersed he was ry-
turning to his residence on Second avenue, be-
tween Thirty and Thirty. NTH strects,
for the purpose OF removing his family to a
place OF safety, In consequence Of threats which
he had heard made against them.
He slghted from his carriage In Thirty iflli
street, and had just entered his house when the
mob, who had apparently been watching for
him, made their appearance, and, pouncing
upon him, dragged him into the yard, wheie
they beat and kicked him in the most brutal
manner.
Several women who were among the crowd
also kicked the unfortunate man. Yelling like
SO many devils, three oi four men seized the
Colonel by his hair and dragged him into the
street, where they again kicked and beat him.
A man keeping a drug store on the corner,
with feelings of compass ion. carried out u glass
Of water TO give the Colonel, whcrcupon the
mob turned about and completely suttcd his
storc.
Aitcr beating Col. O'Brien until he wss com.
pictely insensibIe, they again dragged hin into
the yard, and threw him Into q corner, where
every now and then they visited him and re.
newed their attack upon him.
Several persons witnessed this outrage from
their windows, aud protested against them,
when tho mob cried out, skill them, too don't
let's have any witnesses" The rlngicadcre no
titled the neighbop that they intended burn
Ing the block that night, aud werc going u
burn tho body efthe Colonel. ' ''
The greatest cxeitement existed 10 the neigh
borhood, and many peoplL took away tbciI
most yaln.bie property. Previous 10 the rc
turn home OF Colonel O'Brien the mob had
rspsacksd and completely Quilted the house. u
During the afternoon sid arrived, and the
Injured nan was removed 70 place of security
and WHARF, hs could receiy. in,siicai atten ,,.
IL Is thought that h. cdnno, survive. 'I''
-. -..H' .r. i .. .r.H
We, 100, must gather the two-cdged sword
snd pour out constituting trc that Win delug,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

n To ADvrRrrssRs.-we call the attention OF
BUSINESS men to the classification Of our advertise
Iucnts We intend to keep business eye to this
matter for the benent Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

O. R.,ssosps.saARRiviL AND DErAHruRs or
vB,tss-Thc advertise mcnts on our nrst paes
cfsne rsiirosd companies
rry,r.,iy named, are officially CORRECTED when
thauscs arc made. hence can be relied upon As cor