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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
The Pirate Florida and the Anglo-Rebel
RamS.

We copy the following paragraph from that
Anglo'rehel sheet, the London Stan1ard, of the
lith instant;
A. M. Menier, shipowner, of Brcst, doubtless
urged thereto by the Federal sympathizers
across the Channel, has had the gallant little
Florida Professionally seized on suit for an
indemnify of l0O,OO0f, for one Of his vessels
destroyed, of course while sailing under the
stars and stripes, by Capt. Maffit. But nobody
need be alarmed at the suit, for u conditional
deposit of the E4,O 900 by Captain Mafft or the
Confederate agents will enable the Florida to
go away when she pleases to show her heels to
the Federal cruisers that are gathering outside
Brest In the faint hope Of catching her. Liy-
erpool Journal says that the custom house OIL
cials at that port have received no instructions
70 detain the steam rams, 80 that II is possible
the announcement of London contemporary
premature II not incorrect. What has per
maps gwen rise to the report Is, that Govern
neh. nihe,als have inspected the rams, but that
very a'hsrent thing from seiziug them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
From Fortress Monros,

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 22.-The propeller
there on the 18th. There had been arrivals
there from Morris Island, but brought no news.
The storm had been very severe, so much SO as
to suspend all active operations of the feet.
The steamer New York, with 400 rebel pris-
oners, In charged Of Major Mulford, dag -of.truce
officer, arrived here to-day and left for City
Point this afternoon,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
Raid into N aryland.

MIR. VIM. Kilgore, attorney at law In this
city, informs us that day before yesterday q
body Of rebel cavalry, estimated at 500, crossed
into Maryland about $ur miles from Rock
Vile. They fed their horses in cornfcld
about half mile from the iarm of Alexander
Kilgore, father of our informant.
From hence they proceeded about mile and
q half, when they were met by scotts 900, and
an infantry force numbering In all about / 100.
A fight ensued, and thirty-four Of the Confed-
crates were killed and wounded. Among the
killed was Captain Frank Kilgore, brother of
our informant, who had been in the rebel SER
vice two years, and who was In command Of
the force. Finding our numbers superior to
theirs the rebels skedaddled. ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
si,s00, 900 n Geld shipped BY The
Cslden Age.

San Francisco, Sept. os.-The steamer
Golden Age has sailed for Panama, carrying
one hundred and fifty passengers for New
York, and the following treasure, ssS8, 900 for
England, s25s, 900 for New York and $500, 900
for Panama. t.
The latter was shipped by the Rothschilds'
Agents. .'.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
The Favored Glass N the seuthsrn Con-
fedeFacy.

GOV. Letcher, of Virginia, In Ills late mes
sage advises that Shareholders be compensated
ior the loss of their slaves. He says:
Many cases Of peculiar hardship, arising
from the loss of slaves, have been brought TO
my auen',Sn' and much complaint has been
made oy the owners, In consequence of the
fact that they have not received the vain. as
proVided Iot IN .hls act. In several cases the
only slave capable Of held labor that the @ owner M
possessed, has been lost, and compensation not
ply his place. II the value had been promn,i.
paid, the hardship In such cases would hsrys
been greatly relieved. ! invoke Your esr,v
attention 10 this subject Of SO much importance
to our common constituents.
The Governor does not propose that men
shall be paid for the losses which they hay,
sustained in other property. II is only the man
who has lost slave who receives the sympathy
OF the Southern aristocracy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

1.-THE CONQUEST OF CUBA. A."-This Is the
title OF very interesting paper In the Aiiantie
Monthly for October from the pen of Charles
Haswell, ESQ, of Boston. Mr.. HaswelI is one
OF the sblest writers upon historical subjects
In the country. The article on the Conquest of
Cuba Is worth four times the price of the
magazine. shillIngton has supply.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

IMPORTANT TO eoLnrKRs' FRIsNDs. Here.
amer certificates Of fpsy and bounty due deceased
soldiers will be paid only by tho paymaster bc-
longing to the pay district from which the GER
tihcate emanates. When presented to pay
master outside Of the district from which they
come, he will refer them to the senior paymas-
ter OF the proper district for payment. The
immense number Of auditors certificates now
being Issued renders this precautIon absolutely
necessary Hr tDI Hrt
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
uQnssa WoaDal

% povn. mn pawn ExyoaB fHBn Uro fHnIn
" lASKs I'M sourHBnH PD0rLs, ANp La.i
"wouLp ALSO pRIvl us. TRusr fHsn soI.
"wnH rHlH A11D, rBIT Would n. ~ ~
&" DESTROY % WITHOUT Ancr. AssoLeL..i
=" ASSURED on rHBsI rBUes, AZ AAAssD III
q ANr oNI COULD THtrx o. rhAos v. ~.
aIs PIT orLY TO NJ A SLAVE; N VINO urHnns
arr AT THIS TINE, noRDovRR, 10 fnArron 10
.. .Hrs COUNTRY, WHO pns.Rvns fHn sconH Ahn
oorrEnPr OF AL nohonA1l1 nH."-Hoss
eress, to tie Gs.ral Asss~sS's q oAss, Nsorsev'
lA6S, IL -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
FESTIVALS, ETC.
~ X A N ID PIC MIC
YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS, SOCIETY

,nri"n hs i,oGsg Catholic Friends. Society Of wa,h
mat their ANNUAL PICNIC viii take piase Al
ssae sss,h rAhK, on seventh street, on MONDAY, Sept
so.n, commencing At 10 O'Clock, .. IN. :
The committee Of arrangements are pledged IN
90 All 10 their power to make II piessant and
sseeapie TO All who Will attend, and they wsh to
smn.smsns sner pntrons that, while epjoying the
ting 70 & 4 CHARITABLE and psaiseworthy object.
COMMITTEES OF rARRANGEMENTs.
Geo savage, p. Jordan, Jas Laoksv.
e; Q. c. simms, ,. X. Dooiey, We, KinT''
Ghas s. Jones, J. McDermotf, D. CalAghen,
hugs ,a p9nohue' Geo. 7. Harlin, john King
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
GEN. elLLnonH's PLor AoAIHsT Mr.
BENHBTT, o. TaB. HERALD.

GEN. 0IkLMORE,0 PLOT A0AIhsT Mn.
BEHNBTT, o. TaB. HERALD.
The New Yosk correspondent Of the London
Standard, in . letter dated August 8, makes an
astonishing development In regard to the
"Greek Fire" He says:
"h Is pretty gsuersiiy understood that for
wear the Government at Washington has been
lying back upon Greek fire, determined that
Charleston should have the benefit OF the hrst
dose.. General Gilmore sent on . package to
Mr.. Bennett, Of the New York Herald. 1t Is
contained in an iron Jug, such a. they use In
Mexico to bottle up quicksilver.
''Mr. Bennett does not care to announce It
publicly for fear the crowd would I'LL his build
ing, and he docs not dare take out the lion
sere,e cork for fear Of an explosion and con-
sumation Of the Herald building. In fact, ne
thinks such design ,cas In The mind Of Gen. Gm.
more ,ch.n he dispatched the iron bottle Of Greek
nrs Morrill,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
E0RAPH.
FROM RosEcRANs.

crosrsAsi, sspt. sl.-ws hsvs no hpsc,sl
sdvices from Chattanooga, later than those al.
ready Published. A special dispatch from
Nsshyille confirms the report thal .thsrs I'D
been no fighting on the 22d or 2sd Inst, up to
Aooa Of the latter day. The army Of ths Cum.
berland is In the best spirits.
"a aRsisforcsments have reached Rosecrans by
this time, and by Saturday ho win be strong
enough to push the enemy back. All fears for
the safety Of the army are dlspelled. Gen.
John II. King reported wounded and taken
prisoner 10 safe. No news ffom other points
have been received. .s
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
A Rebel Report from Charleston,

CHARLssroN, Sept. 22.-The enemy's activi-
ty on Morris Island, Notwithstanding our fire,
continues unabated. He is building covered
way from Battery Gregg to Battery Wagner.
For two days past we have shelled his working
parties with great vigor.
The enemy is building a battery on Block
Island.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
Terrible Boiler E1 1Ilosion.sFtys Person,
Killed aud six wounred

HARRISBURG, September 22.-The boiler Of
Eberly d Lees saw mill, at New Cumberland,
exploded to-day, killing J. d. Kellerman, Sam.
uel Icenbergar, John Cromlech, engineer j.
Buckwalther and Mrs. Faeklcr, and wounding
Miss Faskler, boy o. Prowell, P. Justwick,
and John F. Lee, one of the proprietors. The
mill is wreck. Timbers aud parts of the
boilers were thrown more than hundred yards
distant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
THE RUSSIAN wAR FLEET AT NEW

New YoRE, Sept. 24.-The Russian steam
corvettes variag and vitease, 10 guns each; the
Almos, 8 gunsi the Tsoumrond, guns, and
the Jahant, Q guns, arc expected In few days.
The two which arrived to-day are anchored
near Hurl Gate, and will come to the city to.
morrow. morning. "'.. r
These two Russian steam frlgstes are the
Alexander Nsosky and the Psresviet, which
arrived from Cronstadt via Long Island Sound.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
sERIOUs RAILROAD CoLlIslou.

NawARx, N. j., Sept. A.-An extra train,
belonging to the Sussex Railroad, in coming
down the road, collided, near Waterloo, with
the up freight train. The latter IL said 70 have
been entitled 70 thsrosd. George Franks, Esq,,
Superintendent Of the sussex road, had both
his legs cut Oft; and Conductor Talmsdge and
brakesman zimmerman were seriously injured.
The engines were badly smashed. &.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
The Massachusetts Republican
.le. State Convention.
Gsv. Andrew and his Whsls Ticket
RensniIatsd BY Acelsnatiel.
spec,sl 10 the Nst,o.., Rspub,,css

special 10 the Nations, Rspublicaa
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. A.-The Repub.
licsn State Convention assembled to-day. Gov,
Andrew was re-nominated for election By &C.
clamation, % were also oil the present incum.
bents Of State ofacers. A committee on reso
lutions were appointed with Hon. George 8,
Bentevcil % chairman. .. .a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

a "eeh "I 90 ago, contractor who supplies
me Army Of IL" 'umherlInd with beef, was at
the depot at Stevenson, waiting for the cars.
He stretched himself upon two 9halrs and frII
asleep some OF The boys who had realized the
% ense's o, ,tI, ea.ng ms cattle covered him over
characters, e Died OF his own Beefin Tho ~
conscious contractor lay for hours furnlshiny
sport for the hundreds that called to take =
81 last fond look at him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
Edition
BOUR O'oII0clx. r. n.

-ABIA LETTER OF sEoRnSAAH
CHAoDIu REPLY TO ACOH11T4fnm
OF MERCHANTS FROM ST. LOUIS.
Upon our outside, to-day, will be found .
letter b Secretary Chase, signed By four mar
chants OF 81. Louis, complaining, We think
unjustly, OF certain necessary restrictionsuPo
trade on the Mississippi river. These same
complaints have siso been made throsgh shs
columns Of the st. Louis Republiedn and the
Usssn, snd, in several instances, We regret to
say, In language dlsrespcctful and abusive.
The msrchants' letter has received the secre-
tsry's stsentIon, which reply, under date Of the
Sd Inst, also appears upon our outside to-day.
We think the Secretary has ably disposed Of
the whole subject and completely answered all
the objections raised, both by the merchants
and newspapers Of 81. Louis. We trust our
readers will give the letter Of Secretary Chase
a careful perussl. We shall allude to the subj
icct again, .f.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
From New Orleans,

New YORK, September 23.-Arrived, trans
port Thomas A. Scott from New Orleans on the
10th. The civil courts have been reestabllshed
there. A sale of Government cotton brought
price from 81 TO 6!s per pound.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

RAnAoAps.-AnarvAL AHp usAasgzz. A.s'oz -. y
fnAna-Ths advsssissnsnss On eui my ~
sr. i.ssrSed by susAssity efths sailsosAsoopAaass
ssveraliy named, are oAaaliy esrssesd when
chance are nsss, hsass 60 - rsAsA upsa - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

usISG AN ALTERED PAss.-A. Zorra was yes
terday committed to the Gusrdhouse by Captain
Todd on the charge Of altering his psss from Alex
andria, or using pass knowing 1t to be altered He
~ held for orders,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

The Boston Saturday Err ress tells of the
rapid exploits of fast young man In that city
e. 2. J.-who run $50, 900 yacht, won the
heart Of an heiress, spent 81 600 for bouquets
at a single party, bought aud got trusted In the
most miscellaneous manner, aud finally col
lapsed with debt of 500 600 on his back.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

COMPUTATION MONEY UNDER rHE ENROL.
MEsT AoT.-Five and half millions of dollars
have already been received as commutatlop
under the enrolment act, This sum, and ali
moneys hereafter to be realized from this source
are to be expended In bounties for enlistmeu,s Is.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

DEsERrERs SENT TO FoRRKsT HALL.-Twenty-
one deserters, from various regiments OF the Army
Of the Potomac, were ts-dsy sent to Forrest Hall,
by order Of Provost Marshal Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
THE NEW lROAslDKs sILENCRS
FORTS MOrLTlE AND DBEAUREGARD

Captain Rowan, of The "New Ironsides, I"
in his official report of the rescue Of the gun
boat weehawken," when aground off Moul-
tris on the 10th instant, says Me "M~ Iron
sides" siienced Forts Aoultrie aud Beduregard
teiee, He is happy to report few casualties.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
RC IulR

THIS PAYxA - row YunNIsarD D cAE ",
ann TO VUNDcNu9ns IN TAls CfrH AND
IN oroAoKTowN At THIRTY cEAT rhh
MONTH. =. ~ -..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

Nervous Debility, Sperm atorrhes, and sll
can learn Of NEvER-FAiLINO REiEDY. ~
value OF which I. vouched for BY the best pspsrs
, ~ paris 81 the country and which does not rS.
anybo else, by insIosing post-pan difsotsd ~.
veiope 70 Box i,st1 Boston r O., Mass. ~ = =
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

CoMxIrrRD TO TUE OLD CAPIToL.-Captain
Todd to-day made the following commitments 10
the Old Capitol Jno. Pine Peter Nc Kinney, under
sentence Of oourt-martialj Edward 8. Piummer, a
native Of Memphis, Tenn. This man was arrested
u the Port Tobacco stage by Oficer Clure, OF the
ist Prssiact he refuses TO take the oath Of allie
glance. htt.+
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
From the New York Independent I
A Noble Sentiment.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. !, ls6s.-In one
Of our cities recently, the poor and frleudless
colored people were subjected to cruel outrage.
and 1t was thought the military commander OF
the District rather wlnked at the wickedness
than otherwise, and 40 two of the citizens who
had the good fortune to be able to claim the
acquaintance of the Secretary of the Treasury,
wrote 10 that honorable and humane gentle
man, begging him to bring the conduct Of this
snbaltern to the attention of the Secretary Of
War. Mr.. Secretary Chase promptly inclosed
the lettsr, with mole Of his own, to Mr.. stan
ton; and hope l am betraying no trust that
devolves upon me as a Department Clerk when
copy three lines from this hasty note, written
not for the public, but for the single eye of a
fellow Secretary: II
1--WE cannot afford to wrong any class Of
our people. Onepoo man, colored though he
be, with God on bis side, is stronger, ifagalnst
US, than the hosts Of the rebellion"
Let the country ponder upon that great sentl.
meut-expressed with snch beautiful sim pllcity.
And let the friends of Mr.. Chase cherish IL In
their memorles, for when that great and good
man shall die, No, nobier inscription may be
put upon his tombstone. r..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

SAILING UNDER FALSE COLoRs.-A. II. John
sen, steward At stanton Hospital was arrested at
the ball at Old Felows' Hall last night by Lieut..
smith, on the charge OF wearing oiieers' insiguia
Of rank. When taken he had on msjor generals
straps, sash, and belt. He was committed to the
Central GIArdhouss. .Ht.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
GOLD FALLING,

NEW YoRK, Sept A.-Goidis quoted st .
hundred and thirty-six and half q 81, o-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

w rhs &c. e sne nssss.A HEs.a-
.sr 1sxs.ss = sS.ss s.S b ssssss. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24


70 The COMMISSIONS AND Exp,p.r,c, :,
An MvALIp. fubiished for the benefit snd - :
SsI Msrnins ana CAUTION TO yoURo MEN who suifsr
MON S% servom, DsSilsy rsematurs Decay Of Man.
or .Eir cuRE. BY ons who Hss cureS hsm!aiSAn9 mihAn
ter pcing put 70 great expense and injury tbroush
uencM humbug and quAckery, 'A'o's'
.Sy enclosing . ,post-paid Addressed envelops.
s'ngie copies mag . had of the author, N-'''P''
~ NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eso..
ny N bedford, kings County, N. Y
EDITOR OF RaPUBLIcAN-Deer Str with
your paper that viii sand By retusa Al ~ q, 2,
wac WIEN u (fee) Recipe, with full dirsctinns
i0r makin& and using . simple Vc0stahia Isin,.
nay nay wiL enectually remove, IN 10 days, Ptmpis.'
nlotchss Tan, yreckles, and ali Inpufitiec of tLs
sin,, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, And
iwill also mall free to those having l,s,d He.d.
or bare Faces simple directions and in form tsnn
thAt VIII enable than to atari ! mi xrsv N ~
Lnxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustsche in isss
than % ~ days Al applications answered By return
N''pe'''a''i T&GSa GGasit ;. CHAPMAN. ea.n,.,
JeT-amd No. aai Broadway, New Yorx.
THl GRlAr PENNSYLVANIA Rour,.-Th,
iuiekest and ssfest route to the Northw... ~
souihwesI Two through trains daily, and one q,
s1nuAy soidiets' tioksts at 0ovsrnnsnt rste. =
~ ~ we prinoipal points In the NORTH and West'
dee Of the Great Psnnsyivania Roufe'S northssl
eornef rennaylvanlA AyeAus and atnth etrsst. I'M
DER National Hotel. Once open fron n m NJ
p m'ion Sundays to %p. N. = - - 80
.r.a E. o. NORTON,
aug ~ . I'.- AsasA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

TIE UrMosr LMIT.-The 3Oth of the pres
ent month 10 the utmost limit Of time that will be
allowed to drafted men In which to appear before
the Board Of Enrolment. After that time, all who
have not reported will be published and arrested
40 deserters. 20. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

STEALING CoAT.-John L. Smith, a soldier,
was yesterday arrested at Alexandra on the
charge Of stealing q coat from one Of the negro
wofkmen in the docks In that city. He was sent
to Capt. Todd, who committed him to the guard
house Tor punishment. .r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24
EfR ST
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
. Capitai-s50O, 200.

= SMrTH's, 460 SEVENTH STREET.
~ The best and cheapest Clothing House IN the
iylx
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

A YOUTHFUL DRUNKARp.-Mike McMann,
private OF the i7sth n Y. vols was last night ia.
ken TO the Guardhouse charged with being drunk.
This ease Il one Of the many cases Of youthful
drunkenness that are met with 10 our streets 90
Il hequently since the commencement Of the war.
The culprlt Is not yet seventeen years OF age. This
moraing Capt. Merritt ordered him TO be well
showered and Afterwards gave him q severe repri-
maAd, some good advice, and then let him have q
pass to 20 to his camp. . .... ... .f' ....0
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

PunLIc LisRAatrs.-The public library at
the Capitol, under the superintsndsnos Of Dr.. ste.
venses, which was announced TO have been opened
during the frst Of the month, u still closed, and
will not be opened iii further notice. Repairs are
beisg made 10 the shelving. Iar w.. .1
Ths naithsonian Library, under charge Of Prof.
Gill; viii be closed TIL the first OF Octobsr, on &C.
count OF repairs which are being made. 1hs frs-
quent visitors to these librariss will be aeeomno.
da& dat the earliest period possible. d. +.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

DIssAsEs OF TIE NRvous, SEMINAL. Un,r-
Anv AND SEXUAL sysrrM.-New and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the sHOwARD AsSO
GiATioN.sent IN sealed letter envelopes, irse Of
oh. J. sKILLrN HouGHroN,
.,,, Howard Association, Philadslphia, Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

RESISTING THE GUARD.-F. Oxenleider, cit
lien, was yesterday arrested and committed to the
Central guasdhouse by Capt Todd, charged with
resisting an officer OF the guard, In the discharge
Of his duty; and also for representing himself ~
United States officer He 10 held fol, r,examinat
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

" SUPPOSED REBEL OFrIoRR.-Lieut. Smith,
Of Captain Johnson's force, yesterday arrested a
supposed rebel colonel, named Piper. Colonel
Pipsr was arrested At his house, on the corner Of
Z and sixth streets east (Navy.yard). On account
ofthe extreme illness Of his wife, Captain Todd
pa'olsd HIN to appear before him Tomorrow
moratng. 1'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-24

CourrERsRIr Postal CuRRENor.-A Wash
instoa letter, written to 3 baltimore paper ssys
that all tie eopnterfet postal currency Is very I'm.
perfectly executed. This 10 . mistake. We have
pow befoIe W both % andes cent notes which will
easily decisive the unwary
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
y v Gull, Barley, LIST prem

" Gull, Barley, LIST prem "
p Smith, Oats lat prem VI
| ! r Iobnoon Timothv seed LAT prem l OF
7 Jobnson Tinnothy Saed ID prem 81
A Barber, Flax Seed lst prem VI
L Dutton presented sample Of Italian Bar
ley, which we consider of superior quality
for seed, and would recommend it to the far
mers of this County, said seed came through
the Patent Office.
Henry Jenison and Henry johnson both pre-
scented a very fine sample of seed Corn, all Of
which is respectfully submitted.
SALMON UPSON, Chairman.
Miscellaneous g. Discretionary articles.
G Blaekman, Box Honey, LIST prem 81 90
L Gilbert, Rhubarb Wine 1st prem SO
Mrs J Nj Leland. Picked Apples lst prem Sc
E w Kingman, Pear preserves 1st prem Sc
w Kingman Raspberry preserves, LIST prem 30
+ Clark, Plum preserves, LIST prem Sc
FL Blanchard Strawberry preserves LIST prem DC
Mrs Dugan, Picked Cucumbers, LIST prem 30
q Vincent, Currant Jelly (red) LIST prem 30
w Kingman Picked Pears, lst prem DO
j NJ Leland Siberian Crabapple Jam, LIST prem SO
Mrs Clark Dried Plums, LIST prem So
81 Leland Tomato armalade, LIST prem 30
A NJ Stevens, Bee Hive 1st prem SO
The Commute noticed samples of Plum wine,
Currant wine and Elder Berry wine, but not a
sufficient quantity to draw premium.
JOHNSON BLISS, Chairman.