Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
PEROuAL,

MosBBT, the guerrilla chief, Ii said TO be
alive and almost ready TO take the aeid.
GEN. Cas- is said to BE- 90 feeble that he can
not live much loassr. He 10 In has sIst yssr.
JoBN Ross has been reelected principal
chief Of the Cherokee Nation for four years, and
Lswis Downing second chief
PARsoS BRowSLow will give the copper
heads something more disAgreesble than Creek
Fire" when he revives the Wig at Knoxville.
GES. BARNES came up from the Army Of the
Potomac yesterday, and reports that the rebels
are doing nothing.
Mr.. GERALD MASSEY Is about to give Q
course Of lectures In England one Of the subjects
ehosen being q" Ths Maa shakspsars.n
r. N. DunKLARpr has been sentenced by a
eouft0as<AA In the Dspartnsat Of the Cumber-
land 10 inprisoansat during the war for smuggling
gooas through ths linsa
REV. HARyEI NHwcoNB, who will be recol-
leetsd b. many In New Eugisnd, especially In
Boston snd IL Concord, n. H., % a reporter, died
At Brooklyn, on the soth ult.. He was sixty years
sfage.
JoHS n. GOODWIN, the newly appointed Gov
ernor Of Ari1oaa; 4 c. Ascorniok, Secretary, and
Judge JossSh ?. Allyn, Of ths Territorial Court
arrived Of o. Leais o. ThsrsAsy last.
HsNRT C. VANDnRDsL1, of Phllsdssphis, VA
married 10 Min MinaAs Dssawia, . Isdy Of Nv
York, residing In varick Pass half past 10 Last
Wednesday. At nftesa ntnatss Of q hs died.
CHAs. SUMNER 10 to address ths cisisens OF
New York, at Cooper InstitsSs, nsxt Thursday
evssAas, % - Important subjeot-" Our Foreign
Relations"
Rev. DE-. BREcKrNRID0I and Hon. Leslie
Coombs are mentioned In connsction with the Uni
ted States ssnatorship fron Ksntueky, - the sue
cessor Of Mr.. Powell
ARNOLD HARRIs, who went into the rebel
lines just after the nrst Bull Aua battle to obtain
tine body Of Col Cameron, and did not come bsek,
but gave his adhesion to the rebel cause, asd was
subsequently, captured and recently paroled In
New York, is stopping at the Clifton House, Can
10.
CAPT. JNo. SLArMAKEl died In Lancaster
county, Pa last week, In his sist year. Capt.
sisymAker was veteran Of the revolution, and
also served 10 the war Of ist2. His father, John
slaymaker, was In Braddock's campaign = ,vas-
oner, and afterwards, In i7re, he msrehsa - the
head OF q company, to Bergen, NJ.
The COUNTESS MoSrALsAx and MAD. CALvI
tthe wife Of a barristsr at Psdus) have bssn sec.
fenced to imprisoanent for hvs months, for hav-
ing prepared an album whioh coatainsd revolu.
tionsry data as marriage preseat for the Rrinesss
Pa, OF Sardinia, who l. now Queen Of Portugal.
The Countess and her companion In misfortune
were arrested above year ago.
Ma. JANIS DosouoR, who has for the last
six years nlied an important position the once
OF willArd.' Hotel, has gone to the Metropolitan
Hotel, formerly Browns In this city. We pre-
sumo that "Jiumy". will make n new crop Of
friends In his new situation. He can't help II, In
fact, for he 10 thoroughly acquainted with his biz,
and his attentive but unobtrusive manners never
fail to please.
CAPT. ORLANDO r. MINIS, of the I'd battery,
has been appointed chief Of artillery OF the
18th army corps. This result IL created by the
fact that General Banks now demands more than
one corps, having been reinforced by Gene
eral Grant. General W. b. Franklin 10 COM
manding the 18th corps. Gen. Richard Arnold stiil
retains his position as chief OF artillery on Gen.
Banks stan, which he has 70 long and aeeeptably
nlled. Capt. D. s. Treamer, cJmmissary Of subsist-
enee, has been assigned to the ist brisade, ID di.
vision, thus relieving Capt, r, W, Mullen, who
goes East on brief ffurlough. His wound received
at the battle OF Baton Rouge still snnoys him.
GEN. GHLNoRE's father Ia still residing In
Lorraine county, Ohio, where the General was
born The old gentlemaa recently was ~ esent
and made . speech at Sunday school picnic He
said, among other thtsgs, Icsa say Of my son
Quincy that he ssves disohsysd me; !; he WAS very
studious, and when he wanted 70 60 to West Point,
as he had no money, Ifold him II he would 90 and
Try to come out At the bead 81 his class would
furnish him money. He west, and came out At
the head OF his eass and V aov before Chafleston
where hope he will come out si tss Assd Of his
class again" .H.ga ..