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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
NOW FOR HICHMoHDi

We publish a dispatch elsewhere showing
that the Richmond papers assert that quite an
excitement exists IN that city caused by the
unexpected advance Of large Union force up
the Peninsula. On Thursday night they had
encamped at BsrhSmsvIlle, . village In the
southeastern pAit OF New Kent county, and our
Euuboats were reported TO be on the James and
Chickshomlny. Tho rObels, SpprshensIye Of
being Aanked, had tsilen back.
1t would be a runOy Joke practieed upon Lee,
II ,t should turn out that Hooker had coAxed
him across the Rappahaunock With his whole
army, aud allowed him TO move up tho Valley
Of the Shenandoah, where be now holds him in
check, while tho Government Is letting loose
Dix and Peck and Foster upon the rebel Capital.
But on that SulJset We prefer TO remain silent
at present and let The passing SysntS Of tue hour
dsyelnpe themselves.
All that We have to say now 10, that We hope
our Generals in the GSld will act upon the deo-
larAtina once made by the statesman soldier,
Gen. banks that IN thsss nSnsS, pith our tght,
sUtesss u dlayi"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
RicI,mond Pnpsr. Silent.

The Richmond papers Of the 18th have been
received, and they contain not a single word
from the Southwest. Tho sentinel saysG
"From Fredericksburg the report is that all
continues quiet. The enemy have thrown up
works on this side the river, near their pontoon
bridges, as a protection. Our generals could
shell them ont If they thought II worth while.
Both sides, however, lie still. Fredericksburg
Is In our possession, unmolested by the en-
emy."
From Culpeper they contain nothing, except
that Captain Thomas Towson, Of Stafford, was
killed in the late battle.
Judging from the following paragraph in
the Se"ti,iel, the people in Richmond on Friday
must have been greatly excited
"Thore was consi jorable excitement here yes
terday over the newF that the enemy were OK
hlblting consderabl force on tho Peninsula,
and advancing 4 n threatening manner. We
learn that a column OF three or four thousand
we're camped AT Barhamsylle, In New Kent
county, on ThuYhdny night. The gunboats are
also reported IN the James and Chickahominy.
Our troops on the Peninsula ara said IN have
fallen hack 10 nYoid being taken In iGn6 from
tIIn nAvigable waters"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
By TELEGRAPH.
LATER RFROMKUROPH,
English Journals Quiet on
-. American Affairs. 81
eAPTUaEs sT THE PIRATE HLORIDG.
A Csnfsdsrats Steamer Allowed to
Leave Scotland.

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NEW YoRK, June l6.-The esteamthIp Scotia,
from Liverpool, on the nh instant, has arrived.
; In the ahsenceOf American news the English
journals are very qulet on American affsirs.
The bark Inca, which arrived at Liverpool,
had on board two Of the crew Of the bark Hen
rIelta, Of Baltimore. destroyed BY the pirate
Florida, near the equator.
The ship Oneida, from shanghae for New
York, was captured. and destroyed about the
same time by the Florida. -.
The Confederate steamer Lord Clyde was
searched BY order OF the British Government
before she left Cardiff. Nothing contraband
was found. Aprotost was entered against the
search. and claim made for damages. Tho
steamer sailed the instant the search was over,
LONDON, saturdAy.-There was a holiday on
Change, this being the Queens birthday.
The Berlin journals which protested against
the recent press ordinance have received the
first warning.
The Russians have been defeated at Groch-
curry, with a heavy loss. Some portion Of them
were again defeated on the following day.
q 'ouERNsrowS, June 7.-Tho Three powers
sent an urgent note to Russia, asking for
representative Government, general amnesty,
and an immediate cessation Of hostilitles In
Poland.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
Later from FORTRESS Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Juue 1.-THE flag Of
truce boat New York, from City Point, arrived
last evening at Z O'Clock with $50 exchanged
prisoners or war, Gall priyates,) in charge OF
Capt. John z. Mulford, who LEFT with them for
Annapolis at 10 o'clock last evening.
The English and Austrian Consuls, George
Moore and D. Vaus, arrived on the New York,
having been ordered out Of the Confederate
states by the Rebel Government.
1t has been arranged between Col. Ludlow,
United States Commissioner for the exchange
Of prisoners, and Robert ould, Confederate
Commissioner, that surgeons shall not he
treated rs prisoners Of war.
No exchange of vffcers can be at present
made. number OF United Statcs officers are
held by the ConfederatcE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
PHHstIMAL..

PRoT. Z. n. HoRsBoRD has retired from the
prof ssOIship 81 Smisuy In harvard CnivsI- |
81 y, CAmOridEs, Mass.
CAPT. MAR N NATER, dismissed the service /
h g-SH restored, a a orasrsd {, rsioin his .ssi-
neut the 'wslfh Unissd states Inftutry.
Cot DEToEEsT, New York FIflh cavalry,
now o. uman ing the ard ig lde IN Gen. StAhI'-
LIvtsiVu arrived in the eity yesterday morning.
COLONEL MiI, Of MIx's cavalry, (Third New
YOfA .e5imrn y .rriVed IN ,hls city from Hewbrru
d.s CT, ,sudSy afternoon. He reports everSth ne
quiet In NorIh CrohnA.
Col. BRoSS, Of the Thirty-slIth New York
regIm NJ, VINO wa woun.ed very severely 10 the
las, bIpls st GrSderieksbu 6. was brought to town
fVm Falmouth sunday. His wounds heal slowly.
HARRI FISE0AS, pugilist, who went into
the army with q IisutesAnt's commission, 10 now
a lieutenant colonel in Union regiment 10 Louis
iAnA
COMMODORE DAHLoREN Ia not 10 relieve Com
modore farTtgut in his command on the Mtssis-
G,pri, as has been reported. There was never any
foundation for the Iunor.
NR. SOLOMON T. BULKLEY, one OF the New
York Her he rTespuRasuts, las cAptur,d in the
l.te vsIrs fight near brandy StAtIon, and is now
IN Riehmo. q.
W. MARSH, Unitsd States Consul at Altons,
SWI EsrlNnG, has besn delegated by Gov. Yates, oil
ulluos to ispresent that state at the Information
Al and MeGhanie / Exhibition In Hamburg, which
opsus ,ly Nh.
VALLAND GUAM was 1rst nominated for Gov.
ernor OF Umo by the rebels, and the Democratic
Convention Of that State simply ratified the nomi.
nation. The Chattanooga Rebel said some weeks
ago 0t VAhsnd,ghGm, abe is our style Of man." and
announced him 40 the most ht candidate for the
CUBE nt.onRl chaIr of Ohio.
Col. CLARK, OF Gen. BankS' staff is IN town
The wound In his left leg, re 5eived in rsconnols
s,ncs nssr Baton Rouge, Is doing we'll Ia add
tIou 10 the Cuushot wound, his leg wAS broken By
hB horse falling upon him, aud It was At bFst
desme doubtful whether the limb could be we'd
Col Clark will so 10 his hOue In Auburn, n. Y.
and remain until his wound IL healed.
MAJOR HERBERT Won HAMMERSTETS, late o
General McClsllan'G stan, has been appointed, BY
Gov Seymour, colonel Of the Seventy ishth regi
nsnt New York volunteers. The colonel arrived
in town on Saturday and left yesterday for th'
ID to take command Of his regiment, which 10
part Of General SlOoum'H corps n the Army oi the
Potomac
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE CLsES.-ChArles Flecpershand, sell-
ing on SUNDAY, ChAs. Raymond, throwing stones,
dIamiasedi Agnes White, prostitution, sent to
vorS-housei VIM. Peters, diSorderly, fined SstLi
Richard Conner, do fined $6s2i Margaret Conner,
do, dismIssedI CAtharine Weleh, do, sent to
work.bousej RiCh'd Malay, do, fined SS.Ssi W. j.
Starr John cron'n and Pat Kane, drunk, dis
missed.
MARINE LIsT.-ATTipdls- Eliza
beth, Fowler, Aqua oreej hospital stores to SAn'
Sch. NJ. ]. FHrdy, Hooper, salisbury, MIDI lum-
bcf to wheatley.
Sch. A. corsor, -, Havre de GrAcci coal to DIX
on King.
Sch. Embark, HarriS, YiennaI wood to Slower.
Sch. John Wilson, Mills, Phila coal to -.
Sch. ElvirA, BrAnnon, MlllvilIe, N. J.i pipes to
water works.
Sch. Gen. Taylor, Douglas, BAltimorei lumber to
WheAtlPy.
Sch. Miihade, Mills, BSltimorei corn to Hartley
4 Bro.
Sch B. G. Tubman, Wheeler, Fort Deposits hay
to Hartley 4 Bro.
Sch. stafford, Venebells, Vienna; wood to same.
Sch. Is .dorA, Hussy, HASh.i light.
Sch. Presto, Hawkins, wash.i light. r.
Scoops American Eagle sAyTe, and Star, King,
Alexandria, barrels.
Sloop Rich slmonson, Ward, Bait salt.
Bafgeh btAnolBnt hODlnBOnI anu l. u aIOlllnhi
corscAddsn, AquiA CreelOj suffers stores.
Barge Floating Dove, CAmpbell, AQuiA Creek
harness to Government.
DEPARTURES -SteamBhip y. ChAmberlin, Stewart
Philadelphiaj mdse. from Hyde Il Davidson.
From Rays Docks; sch .. G. C. Morris, Artes
Boston; Andrew Stewart, Abrams, NeSR York.
Fro,u Agnew'B Docks; Schr RebeceR, Saith, New
London, Ct,
From Borden Mining Co.: Sehr. Statesman, Nick
erson, Fail River, Mass.
From Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.; SchF Ade
line Townsend, Townsend, Hudson, N. Y
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-ArriVed.-
Boats to Rays Do ks with coal: I776, 100 tone;
slack, 40 dol Carrie Bell, ITO dol A. Goodwin
100 dol II. DelAneld, llS dol J. b. CAzeaux, liz
dOI Ida Clifton, 100 dol Sam. stTideF, II3 dol
q Porter, ia doI W. Hutehins, III do.j II. A
Koins, 100 dol L. DetmoId, IO7 do. To Agnew'i
Docks: Alex. shaw, IO6 -tOnsI A. Epates, IOs do
| To Borden Mining Co.; R. NJ. sprigg, ia tonsi G
A. Fauble, ia dot p. r. Haldeman, lO6 do; Dutch
Hen, lOS do. J. T. Chaplain, Ils do,i D, Lynn, III
dol Vigilant, lis do. To cumb. Coal & Iron Co.
| C. 4. Detmold, los dol 7. SammOn, III do. TC
sundry merchants; Santa Anna, III dol 4. BILL
myer, four and gFainj c. ArLIngeF, aour
DspGrI1eS.--Cien. Burnside, I7Is, Old Dominion
Mary Francis, @. L. Detmold, c. Slack, Gen. W. J
Worth, Alex. shaw, R NJ sprIgg, Mary Willard
H. DslAheld, A. spates and A FAuble.
THE MARKBTs.-The following ID a list O
prices as reported for the RePTbioaH, up to p m.
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Great
in Philadelphia.
Mayor Henry's PrOcla'
nation. q.
lie Appeals to the Citizens to organ
lie for the Defence Of the City,
STILL LATER.

STILL LATER. Do
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-The city Is alive
with excitement. The news OF the rebel ad-
vance has caused the most profound sensation.
Intelligence is eagerly looked for from the In
terror. OF. ....H p.
In view of the pressing emergency, Mayor
Henry has issued the following proclamation :
OFFICE OF MAYOR, CITY OF PHnADELPHIA,
..,..r lQ o'clock, m, June 10.
ClizsnI Of PAhadeIPhiGi ....
In view of the urgent need for instant action
to protect the Capital of your State and secure
the safety of your homes, / dOherSSy earnestly
appeal to all citizens to close their places of
business and to connect themselves, without
delay, with the existing military organizations
for the defence OF tho city.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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Ealing DiaIoyaIIsts.

The policy Of sending dlsloyal persons be-
ynnd the lines has revolutionary authority. In
l71s, the darkest period Of the Revolution,
when thousands were for making peace with
Great Britain, Just az thousands now are for
making peace with rebellion, the Ley gslaturc
Of New York passed bill directed against
those who "ungratefully and irsduously, by
artful Misrepresentation and a subtIr dIssemi
nation Of doctrines, fears and apprrhensions.
ftIse in themselves sud injurious 10 the Amerl,
can cause, seduced clrtain weak minded ppr
Sous from the duty they owe 10 their country, D
uB rClUWsi
BE q snacted, DC. /. That all such men 10
required 70 take an Onth Of allegiance, which
wee prescribed IN the act.
2. That II they refuse 70 take the oath, thsl
shall he removed 70 within the sn0my's lines
. l.
y. That II they return anerward, they shal
bg ~ Judged guilty oI misprison OF treason.
Hundr, ds u! .UrleB were sent out Of the Stat
aud across the lines and never allowed tn ~
Turn. Their property was conhscated and the,
we're han ,shed, Us public enemies Of liberty an
the Julyn.
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,.RshE ssSs.1 rsaGl
Governor Curtin. @
HS UEkS Philaa SiphianS to the
- TTrieNld TTrieNld, st oncs.
The Enemy six Miles Beyond
.as.Ssq .s.ssl g Chambersburg., ''
The state Capital is Threatened
Minute Men will be Accepted

HIHArBURo, June 1O.--The following has
boon promulgated. rag'
TO THE FRoPLR OF PHnADrIPMA.
For nearly week past Ii has been publicly
known that the rebels in force were about to
enter Pennsylvania, 81 .-f- u-r ..r r
On the 18th instant an urgent call was mAds
to the people to raIse Departmental Army
Corps for the defence of the State.
70 Yesterday, under the prSelSmation of the
President, the militia was called out
To-day new and pressing s1hOrtStIOu has
been given to furnish men.
PhllSdelphlS has not responded auaaa !.
Meanwhile the enemy Is SIX miles this side
OF Chambsrsburg, and advancing rapidly.
Our Capital ia threatened, We may be dis
gracsd by its fall, while the men who should
be driving these outlaws from our soil are quIb-
bling about the possible term Of service for six
months. r. r.r .-.-
It never was intended to keep them beyond
the continuance Of the emergency.
You all know this by what happened when
the militia was called out last autumn.
Youthsn trusted your Government, and were
not deceived. Trust It again now.
l will accept men without reference to the
slx months. II you do not wish to bear the
lgnominy Of shIrklng from the defence Of your
State, come forward at once.
Close your places of business, and apply
your hearts to the work. Come in such organ.
IEatlons as you can form. '.|.' 3D. q
Gen. Couch has appointed Lieut. Col. Ruh
to SupsrIutsnd your organization. Report to
him immediately.
(sigDed) - A. @. CURTIN.