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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
Rebel MArylandor. KIN. d, woundsd and
CRpturrd

We learn from the Baltimore Slln the follow
ing particulars OF on AFFAIR near Winchester,
Vas
On Friday afternoon two detachments from
the companies Of Capt. Ralsin and Robert
smith, nnmbSriBR o3 men, fell into an smbus
cadU on the road between BaTTyVille and Win
chester, the majority OF whom were either
killed, wounded, or taken prisoner. II ap-
pears, from information received from the
prisoners, who reached this city yesterday
morning, that a Reconnaissance was made
the road, which returned and reported all clear.
The detdchmeuts In question were then sent
out TO do picket duty, and while going up the
road at a gallop they were fired upon by two
companies of Federal infantry and a section OF
artillery, which were waiting in ambush In the
woods on the roadside. Capt. Raisin's detach-
mout was iu advsuGs, and on the hrst 1re Capt.
X. fell wounded, who, together with prlyates
Glenn Brooke, John Savage, Robert Cornick,
and - KrHuss, also wounded, was taken
| prisoners Joseph West aud Richard HarwoOd
are known TO have been killed, and T. Robey
and Thomas sewall are supposed to have been
killed.
! The following arc the prisoners who reached
this city yesterday; George W. Rolph, Charles
Norwell, A. B. Hanna, Alexander N. DOdey,
Robert z. Futcher, James A. Waskey, Aura
ham Deyere, Thomas NJ. Brawner, William G.
Wells, William Hoffman, Jas. y. Glenn, Chas.
VI. Jump, John DiSharon, Henry e. Wallis,
Joseph r. Crawford, JAS, Z. Wilma, Benjamin
( r. Dunn, William b. Boone, Geo. W. Brooke,
! Edward W. MagTuder, Joseph B. Bourne, Ed
ward F. PnCs, WIN. Lnebaugh, Samuel b.
R"dgers, Emah d. Pusey, John Colbat, Lud.
wall Lake, Joseph Matthews, and James X.
Wheeler. Several OF the number are Balti-
moreans, and were visited by their friends yes
terday at Fort McHenry.
The mother Of young Hanna heard Of HE ar
rival, and went on bOard the ferry boat as thel
were crossing 10 Locust Point. The meeting
was a most affecting one after long absence
The prisOners all showed the effect Of cam
paguiug, in their faded clothing, but appeared
to DO in good health. or the W 1t is suppose
that 70 were killed and wounded, 20 were takeI
prisoners, and only 8s escaped. The prisoner
will Ge sent TO Fortress Monroe for exchange.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
Eaiti6l11
roUR O'cIJooIL. p. n.
THE NIFUATION .TlIs gAFTERNUON

Wy " -ne- ~ n
tsiueS our Ertrs Edi.lcn tAli mofhing moth.
ing Of importance has occurred not contained
in our dlsps.shS' from HshisburE spa PhIla.
dslphla publishsd elsewhere. rr rgg..t.. .
By reference TO these Il will be seen that
Gov. Curtin Is equal to the work before him.
He calls for "mlnuts men.'A This has a sort
Of Revolutionary ring about Il, and we have
private AdsIces that mon are rushing from the
hslds and their vork-shOps TO arms, "a In days
Of yore. .... 90 ..... .'ias p. . .
Perhaps by tomorrow we may hear that tho
anniversary Of tho battle of Bunker Hin has
been celebrated by the sturdy yOOtncnry Of the
Key Stone STATE, In manner that win do honor
to the memory of our fathers OF Acton, and
Lexington, Charlestown, who, In l775, struck
the first blow at tyranny on this continent.
The last dispatch We hSvO received, il win
be observed, admits that the rebel ndVanee had
reached tho beautiful city Of CarilSlO. only sioh-
teen miles From HdrriSbuyg. r..r ... "a. .
We can only say, with reference 10 This mat
ter, that we hope the whole rebel force win
continue to advance for twenty-four hours
longer, by which time we shall DO able TO make
a record which will not be so pleasant for them.
1t is not necessary for us to say that General
Hooker Is in the saddle "wlth beaver up"
watching with eagle eye the movements Of the
enemy. ..... .tr. .
Such IS tho fact, and the Government is san,
gulne that the present movement win prove a
disastrous one to the rebels In the end.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
b d6otd'S PrOcla-
fT nstioR :
Marylanders Called upon I
Defend their Soil, ~
Immediate action Demanded

BArTnrORr, Juno IS.--sOv. Bradford has
issued proclamation calling upon the citizens
and tho people Of Maryland to
rany 70 defend their son from invasion. b.
As thSeh no organized militia force in the
stats, he announces that no will fall back upon
the rscont enrolment act, but hopes there Is
patriotism, Suficisnt among our people to raise
the force needed from voluntary oulistmontS.
The GovernVr nrgss Immediate action.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
nIr,nt t,mIg.nc, FROM ChnrI.nton.

A lady who has resided about two yGars In
Charleston arrived in Boston Friday, having
left Richmond on the Sd inst and gives several
interesting particulars of matters south. The
Union sentiment in Charleston Ia said to be
very strong among those Of Northern and for
elgn birth, and even among many natives Of
the South; while on every hand there is deep
anxiety and longing for peace. Those who
believe in the Confederate gov ernment and dG-
nOunce the North still hope for peace on almost
any terms, on account of the devastation and
ruin Of war. This sentiment Ia on the increase.
IL was generally expected that our troops
would take Charleston at the last attack on
Fort Sumter. The fort was badly damaged,
and Union man who sailed arounl IL amer
the attack told our informant that he saw ayC
large holes in II caused by our proJectiles, one
of which was large enough for an omnibus
to drive through" It WAS generally believed
that 1t was too much damaged to he thoroughly
repaired without being entirely rebuilt, and that
a few more balls would have utterly destroyed
II.
Blockade running Is especially active, and
vessels are constantly arriving. The city Is
often filed with merchants aud sDCcuators
from the whole ConfederaCy, who attend the
auction sales Of goods thus obtained. Criticism
on tho arts Of their Government is freQucn',
and a strong party feeling against DaVia gxists.
There wcrn but few troops In and about Charles
IA,
OPINION was often expressed, both In Charles
tor-and Richmond, that the loss of Nicksburg
would ruin their cause, because their chiG
avenue OF supplies would be cut Oft,
There was no suffering at CharlcsiOn from
lack OF supplies, but everything was enormously
dear. Flour had heun SIS barrel, but hnC
decreased to So; ham waS sold at Gl50 {
pound; ladies' shoes, s"5@s"Di calcoos, 81
to IS a ward; ladies' hats, SO ~ 500.
TharG was considerable fear of tho negr0CS
| These near the sea coast had heqn removed b,
! thoua,Lds 10 largo camps In tho interior
! Many had baCn hung. A short tlmo before on
/ luforman, lgft twenty-five were hung at on
ime on r1spicion Of plotting an lnsurrcctIo
! IN the vicinity Of Charleston. Nearly all q
| th0m understand the condition Of affairs, an
| arc eager spectators Of the progress Of cTents.
| Other inform alton corresponds with what
( often published in Southern pFper'r
!
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

Rates OC Postage TO Java, China, LAbuan,
BOrnsO, Japan, the AlOIueoAs and PHI
npPino IEIands, In the BrIttEh Mail, ,
via MarssillrG.
Notice has been given ny the British Post
Office, that on the LIST Of June, 1883, and thence
forward, the whole postage upon letters for
warded from the United Kingdom, via Mar.
ssillsI, TO Java, China, Labuan, Borneo, Japan,
the Molluceas and Philippine Islands, will be
charged by the British scale Of weights instead
Of, as previously, by the British scale for tho
British inland and sea postage, and by the
French scale. advancing by quarter ounces, for
the French transit rate and that to cover the
payment made 10 France for the transit OF the
letters over the French territory, there will be
levied the sum of I'D. Is cents) up to the weight
Of half an ounce, instead of levyiug Sd. q
cents) for each quarter of an ounce.
, In future, therefore, upon letters posted In
| the United states and dispatched In the mall
10 the United Kingdom to be forwarded By IOdI
Of MarseilIes to any Of the countries and place.
above mentioned, The following rates Of postag,
Omitted States and BritIsh) must be prepaid a
the mailing Office, viz:
Ona letter not exceeding half ounce in weight
So cents; on letter above half and not exceed
ing ono ounce, S1.O6; on a letter lbove one ant
not exceeding two ounces, S2.l2, aud so on
making an additional charge of $l.O6 for eacl
additional ounce or fraction of an ounce.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
NnYnIOrd.ra Tn-nnv.

Surgeon I'd. Glchrist, ordered to the Ban
Jacinto, as feet surgeon of tho eastern gulf
of the blockadlng squadron.
Commander Domlnlck Lynch, ordered to
temporary duty at the naval station at Beau
fort, N. c.
Ensigns A. 8. Crowinshield and W Maclay,
ordered to tho sloop-ofwar JunlRtta.
Ensigns A. @. Kellogg and Ira Harris, jr.,
ordered to the slvop-of-war Tlconderoga.
Chief Engineer Jas. B. Kimball hHs been
detached from tho Hartford, and ordered to
special duty at Now York.
Chief Engineer NJ. Kellogg has been detached
from tho Minnesota, and ordered as a member
Of the Board Of Examining Engineers, at Phil
adslphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
woRDsI

"wHENBxm TEul CHn nEnErs) Ahyl rHS
"RArKn nm aouTnnnH PEOPLE, AND TnEf
WOULD ALao pRrvR up. Trust THEM NOT.
"wERn Thnf An1h, THKT WOULD nsvADn AND
" "pEsTRUI % WITHOUT MnloT. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED o. TnasE THuos, AN AAlAEED thai
ANY oFR oQULp THnK oE PEAcn on Ant
rERHS blWno nhlHhlAlE rhh VI ,. LIsLkrI
"IT AT rnip TIMhl I0vEit, IL A THAiToR TO
IsHiE OsuNrRT, wl|o lNgnRvEs THn scoRr AND
coTrEMPT or ALL uoHoRAnLR NHN.n--Ross-
crdrS, to tRs esnsral As'cn6ly Of OHIO, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
FROM BALTIMORE.
Nothing, Later Respect
ing the Invasion.
ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCILS.

BALTIMORE, June 1S.-There Is nothing later
from the upper Potomac.
The City Councils were convened at mid
night and met this morning to devise ways and
means to cooperate with the Governor Of the
State aud the Commanding General Of this
Department, TO raise the city's portion Of the
ION thousand men called for to repel Invasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

A LUCKY MIss.--A distinguished engineer
officer, who took prominent part in the bonn
bardment Of Fort Phleski, has made caicnia-
tIon, based upon the deStfuctlon caused by the
late powder explosion In Eighty-sixth street, In
New Y ork, that had our artillery succeeded In
exploding the enemy's magazine at Fort Pulas-
XII, 70 which It's main effort was directed, the
result would have been the annihilation Of both
the opposing forces. Noman would have been
left TO tell the tale, no stone len upon another
10 mark the site Of the contending foes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DISTURBANCE IN CTTT PAssEEdER CAR.-
A disturbance took place about o'eloek p. N. in
City Passenger Car No. 70, of the Georgetown and
W .shington railroad. Had not the conductor lent
his timely assistance in ous,ing the eombatants,
the consequences might have proved serious
There was, fortunately, but one lady In the car At
the time. The tumuIt was created By an iutoxi-
Gated passenger.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
The Invasion Predicted.

We copy from the New Orleans Pieayuhs, Of
June 9TH, the following extract from Balti-
more paper, published previously In the Phila.
delphia I"qHirT;
am authorized to say that Mr.. Barclay has
been In close counsel with our highest authori-
ties here, and Is more than ever convinced oi
the lmperious necessity dGvolying on our peo.
pie throughout the whole land to awake at once
to a realizing sense Of preparing 10 counteract
the contingency OF an invasion OF Maryland
and Pennsylvania by the rebel hordes.
Mr.. Barclay returns 70 Washington on In
portant business, after which he proceeds I'm
mediately to Harrisburg, 70 confer with Gov.
Curtin uPonena,aerg o. velghiy Innsnsni toIsh-
to the Importance Of his mission, and Of bis
State losing no time In tho organization OF her
militia, that She may be In readiness to meet
any emergency. All the signs OF the times,
and very many indications, visible only 10
those who soc behind tho curtain In the arena
OF secessioRism, tend 10 show that the Conlod
crates will, II they can, invade Maryland and
PennsyIVanla this summer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
new YORK MILITIA UNDER ARMS,
Midnight Bells Rung in Brooklyn.
TROOPS MOVING TO PHILADELPHIA.

NEw YORK, June l6.-An our militia regi-
msnts are getting under arms at their armories.
Bells were rung at midnight In Brooklyn, call.
Ing out the minute men, and the regiments OF
that city assembled ut eight O'Clock this morn
Ing. large number will leave for Philndel-
phia this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

G CoNNEorIouT.-The Legislature Of Conuectl.
cut, on Wednesday, reelected John D. Park, OF
Norwich, Judge OF the Superior Court hnd
who were charged with sympathiEug In the Sc
eessIon doctrines Of william w. Eaton--Messrs
James Phelps, Of Essex, md Dwight W. Par
dee, Of Hartford. The aforementioned gentle
man Is Republicans the two last war Demo-
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

DEATH AT SIXTH STREET WHERP.-This
mo ming n soldier was taken from the transport
John Tucker, in dying condition. He died at the
Sanitary Con mission Lodge, sixth street wharf,
Ma name at the time was unknown, but has since
been n.eertained 10 be james Culeen. Ne was
medium size, with dark brown hair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

suPREME DIsTRIcT CoURT-Aonday, JuHs is.
issa in the case Of Patrick sullivan wolfe pros.
was entered.
Tuesddy, June I6, Issa-Wm. Lane, charged with
false pretsnoes, was found guilty. In the case OF
BonJ T. Kloffpr, the jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty. A nons pros. was entered in the case OF
RHordR ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
GEN. CoRCORAN MOVING TOWARDs
PETERSBURG.

Ntw YoRK, June ia Suffolk correspond
ent states that Gen. Coreoran, with twelve
thousand men, left there on the 18th inst, for
the direction Of BlRckwatsr. The rebel General
Jenkins was at Franklin with quito force,
and 1t Is surmised our troops are destined for
that place.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
ALL QUIET IN wAsHINGToN.

The contrast between the excitement in some
Of the Northern cities and the placid condition
of the people in this city is generally very strik-
ing. THERE'S no alarm or perturbation in thepub-
lie mind here. The Government are watching
the movements Of the enemy in the spasmodlc
efforts they are now making, and they are con-
fdent that the movements of our own armies
will soon bring irretrlevable disaster upon the
cause of the rebels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
PERSONAL.

Prof, II. ". LoS0TELLow, the poet, who has
a son In the army, ia in Washington. ..
A. A. LoyETT, ESQ.,, the Jolly bearer Of the
tsleErARhe dispatches In this city, is At present
roeupSrAting his health In Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

Not long ago, middO-aged gentleman in
one Of the Western counties in the State or New
York, advertised for a houSe-keoper, following
IL with an assurance That should thu proper
person spply, abe would bC likely 10 gain a
huabsud. A CORE pOndencg with widow en-
sued, nd thr"" visits, during one Of which
their chuirs bs' anne eDtanged, causing the not
| over supple. old gsntlsman 10 fall and break
one Of bis Tibs. This reduced his love fever
| considerably, and tho widow was forsakon.
She now suns for 1000 as slight compensa-
! ton for her Iaceratud fselngs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
.Ar-,x.l ora R.nsom.d Hr,E.

NEw YoRK, June IS The brig Arabella,
from AspInwall, which arrived this morning,
reports that she was boarded by the pirate
TaconY, on the 18th instant, In lat 3s 20, long
743O. She was taken a. prize, and released
on the captaiu's giving bond Of $40 ,OOo.' +.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

RAILRoADs.-ARnIvAL AND DEPARTURE or
TRAira--The Advertisements on our fourth page
ere Inserts By Authority ofths railroad companies
ssver,Ily named, are onloially corrected when
shzhgss are made hence can he relied upon aa cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
After the Rebel Pirate Tacony.

BosToN, june l5.-The Government has char
tered the clipper barks Amy, Young Turk,
Tidal Wave, and Trinity, to cruise for the pirate
Tacony.
They will sail as soon as arms can he placed
on board.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

A merchant, Just around the corner from The
Rrpu6lioaR office, uses only three different let
tsrs in the alphabet, in spelling his name upon
his align, yiEi o h.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

To ADvERTIsERs.--we call the attention Of
business men 70 tho classification Of our advertise
msnts. we intend to keep business eye to this
matter for the bensat Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

There are In the United States four hundred
and thirLy'thres ga compuniss, Cbesldes the
neWspApsrs,) whose aggregate capital cNcosds
sixty mlliOns Of dollurs. In the British pro-
vineos Of North bAInerlea there are twenty.
thrss gab works, with capital of 32ll2,OUO,
aaA-in Cuba, Mexico, and south Amsrlca,
twenty one gas works, whose capital is $5,-
SOC, ,OOO
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

A coffin containing q body was put on shore
Al sixth street whAIf last night frcu transport,
II was marked "PrivAte vanlons, Ninety-ssventh
NJ J. yoluntReran ...... ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

The recent order prohibiting calomel In the
practice Of army surgeons, means literally calo-
mel, and does not apply to any other form Of
mercury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

SEE FIRsT PACE Of to-day's REPuBLIckE for
Interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
graphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

6 49, LADI'S BooK.--ws are Indebted to
Mr. shhnnston for the July number Of this
valuable periodical. 1t Is an interesting mum.
Der.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
Great Union Demonstration At Concord,
New Hamushtro.

Gems. Butler, Hamilton and Fremont, Hon
Montgomery Blsir, James T. Brady, Cons. Gil
man and MurSton, and Hon. Henry Wilson,
have positively engaged to be present at the
groat Union demonstration in Concord, N. H.,
on tho nth Of June. 1t will be the largest
gathering ever held IN the State.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

PAgDoNFD.-Thr President this morning
pardoned Peter Snyder, convicted at the De-
cember term Of the Criminal Court of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia for receiving stolen goods,
and sentenced to imprisonment In Washington
Jail for tho term of one year.
RRTIRENENT or Mrs. HoRY.-Mrs. Hoey,
tho accomplished actross Is about to retire
from tho stage in New York. In connection
with this fact q correspondent incidentally
mentions the fact that "MF. HOGy has pur-
chased handsome property at Long Branch,
and is erecting a splendid mansion there"
This, VIC believe, Ia so, and we doubt II there
be any, OF all the numerous acquAlntances and
friends of both the enterprsIpg and obliglnI
gentleman and tho accomplished and Populal
lady, who will not hear ofthiS evidence of thel
prosperity and sucCesS in life with pleasure
a.H
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
WAnlIINorON. D. q.
rurs AYmuln,r,n,.,l,a,InpvEUN q, ASA.
HnrInR

rzrs PAVkR u NOW yCnNisaRb BY car
RlERs TO sUDsclIuEna ~ TTID cTTT AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT fHIRTR CENTS PER
AInNInaI - - Il Il 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

The DisRAsEs or ERRoH.-(Les Maladiss
d'E,rs.T.l ~, John D. Ogden, N, d, author and
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promise
and agree 70 send free Of charge) to any young
SAL, The proper study Of mAnkiod IL Man. This
valuable work 10 issued and sent forth for the ben
ent Of suffering humanity. II treats in simple
language on all the diseases Of Error, includinE
seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, mpotency,
&C, &o.-pving safe, speedy, and eifecfuaI pre-.
scriptiOns for their permanent cure, together With
much valuable Information. All who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive 3 sam.
pie copy by return mail, nee OF charge.
Address JOHN B. OGDEN, NJ D.,
nv ta-1m No, 60 Naanan n New YoFk
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
a.n.h Mnr,-.r rn-anv.

We are indebtOd toJsy Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
Rebels Marching
on Harrisburg.
.... n. FIlH. BE- .....-
The Alarm Bell Rungin
n Philadelphia,
Lees Forces are at Carlisle.

PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-ThO Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has received a dispatch that
the rebels were within ton miles OF Carlisle at
noon to-day.
The State house bell in this city will bo rung
this afternoon. r'..
The public are awakening to a sense of a
crisis.
Reports from Harrisburg state that the rebels
are at Carlisle, which is but eighteen miles
from Harrisburg. .., ,. -...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

~ Ion cRRAM AND WkTRR Icks, Whoioeais
and retail Botels, boarding retail storeS
the lowest prices. Families supplied Wit te bsUt
cream and confectionery, and delivered 10 any psrf
Of the city and Georgetown, at the Batimors CON-
feotiohery, sixth slteet between @ and n. -
my 29-im. .....E 40 .. JAS. sHAFTTRLb
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
THEo. p aroErn. aas,r.

10 CoSBuNPTITEs.-Ths advertiser having
been restored "a health In few wSski, ~ 1 ysry
simple reusdy, after having suffered beverai years
with 4 seveto lung Affeotlon, and that dead
diBsase, consumption, IL anxious "a, make known
10 his fellow-auHensra he means % buru.
ToAl who dahife u he win send COPY Oh the
prescriptiSn used trse or ehHrgs,l win ne direO
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will and . sUnn ounn fof CONVERSATION
AsTHmA, BRoNcHtris, 40. Tho only Object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription, 4 70 bene-
at the afiicted, and spread Information which he
eOnoelves TO bo Invaluable, and he hopes svsry
srferet Sil' ~ his remedy, hs II viii cost them
nothing, and may proTs a blessing. @ f.ai
REV. EnwARD a. WILSON,
700 wiliAmsburgh, Kihgs county, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

uV THB CoNPEssIoNs AND ExrEarEpoI or
AN INVALID. Publlahed for the rhereft And A. a
warning and A cAUTIONT TO vouHo MEN Who aufTHr
from Nervous Debility, PremAture nera, or Man
hood, etc., supplying ht the sane tima Tif - NJ
oF sELF ouRE. BY one who has cured hiinisif n
ter being put 10 great expense and ininfV through
medical humbuB and quAekery. III lTTfIsIT717
BY, eneloaing postpaid addressed antolope
single copies may be had Of the author. -
....1r l5yTl--- 90 NATHANIEL Mayfair, ESQ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

Twenty-nIne horses were burned IN the EE-
change staDles, " East Twenty-fouTth street,
New York, on sunday morning.