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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
The Iron-CIad Onondaga.

Since the visit of inspection ofAssistant SEQ
rctary Fox to New York, additional workmen
have been employed on the iron. clad Onon-
daga, and every effort will be made to finish
the vessel as soon as possible. Her turrets
have been put on board, and the arrangements
for the armament have been nearly completed.
The decks and the quarters for the officers and
crew are still incomplete. All the armor, how
ever, Is Oh the vessel. New improvements
have been introduced, and the most approved
vcntiiuting apparatus is adopted. The Navy
Department has not yet appointed the officers
of the vessel, and II Is not probable that she
will be able To participate in The present st-
tack on Charleston, although the Secretary of
the Navy Is known to have expressed a desire
that shc should be.-E Y. EDeainy Post.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
LIGHT AND DARK.

Mr.. c. T. Evans send us "The Light and
Dark Of the Rebellion,"a book published by
George ". Childs Of Philadelphia. The au-
thor has evidently occupied public positions in
the city Of Washington which have brought
him into close contact with the Government
". y. Commercial advertiser.
Heretofore, the author occupied an inferior
clerkship in one Of the departments, but being
literary man, intruded himself upon promi.
nent men to obtain information, as he said, for
his book. Upon collecting the material, he
found the manuscript valuable and sold 1t to
Mr.. ChIlds. At the Same time, 1t now appears,
that he also collected information which he
was caught in the act Of furnishing to the
rebels. The "public position " which he holds
now is in the Old Capitol prison, in this city,
charged with treason. His name is c. Ed
wards Lester
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
ERUM MISSOURI,
Bauishmsnt Of Rebel sympa,hIusr..

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept. About sixty
persons, chiefly the heads of families and resi-
dents OF this city and vicinity, who are believed
10 be aiders and abetters of the rebellion. or
strong sympathizers with 1t, have been ordered
by Gen. Ewing TO remove from the district.
The list includes many of the wcalthiest and
influential families In this vicinity, Their
houses will be taken for the families of Union
refugees. A number Of orders for the removal
of leading sympathizers at Wcetport, Indie.
pendencc, are also being made out.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
pk ltstDNAI.

WE NOTICE In the list of arrivals by the
steamer C!ty OF London nj New Yo,k lrom Liver
pool On TUESDAY the name Of MIS- MuLIE row-
LEH, Who Possesses an eaviablc reputation In En-.
rope as ddn'euH we lean that she viii soon
appear at Canterbury Hall IN this city, at which
es abirhment she somes 10 this country c>pre.sly
to fulfil an engagement, returning t, Hsym,,ket
Theatre, LQLdoD, upoa ats termination,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
The Recent Frost In Kentucky aad the
Tobacco Crop,

LoUIsvILLs, Sept. l.==Flrther accounts of
the effects of the frost on Sunday night ere still
conflicting. Some considerable damage IL re-
ported In Henderson and Davis counties. One
grower in Henderson lost twenty acres, and
represents that his neighbors are In the same
condition. This grower has been purchasing
hGra to-day, and reports that others have In.
structed their consIgnpes TO decline selling at
present.
Other equally reliable parties say that po TO-
bacco has been injured In Henderson and Da
Wis counties, except on the lowlands along the
river. No Injury occurred In Hardin and La
rue counties, nor In the Clarksvllle region.
We hear Of no injury to the tobacco crops
from several points In Indiana.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Edition
1oun o,crooK. p. =.
THE PREsIDEr,s LETTER.

we hops sil our readers will perass tbs
Prcsidsnts letter on the outside to-day. II is
the only authorized and revised copy that has
been printed In this city. The publication Of
II In tho morning papers Of the country was .
gross vioistioA Of q special request OF the Pre-.
sldent, no matter who did Il. Upon comparing
an authorized manuscript copy Of the letter
with printed copy In the Contrdetors' Organ
this morning, we discovered sirty.seven snorm'
o~ errors! This is an outrage objectionable
n the publishers of paper protesting to BE-
the exclusive organ of one Of the President,
Cabinet ministers,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Ford's New Theatre.

This magnificent temple Of dramatic art con-
hnues to be crowded nightly by the ellie of the
metropolis to witness the brilliant "Naiad
queen. The splendid military drill and
marching OF. the Amazons elicit the most en-
thuslastic applause.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

EDWARD EyERETr ON UNITY or SENTIMENT.
Mr.. EdwarS bEverett, In a recent letter to q
Union meeting at Circleville, Ohio, saysi
Nothing bnf Snton Of sewtiussnt and action In
the loyal States "a aow ,odntiag TO bring TIE drug
gle 70 an asspieious close; and any result Of
your election which would wasken the arm Of
the General Government when decisive blow
is about to be struck wou!d be Q public ca
lamtty.,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
The Rebellion Al0at.

The Richmond Sentinel urges the fitting out
Of privsteers against American commerce, and
tells its readers that they should use every cx-
erton In Its behalf and eVen u ~e lose all the land
ercept enough 10 aDord sover, gnty reting place,
these ships O'tgM aW 10 be put 10 sea.
"Rulc or ruin " was long the motto of the
Shareholders. They still act on that prin ciple,
IL seems.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
GOLD TODAY.

Gold has made another leap upward in New
York to-day, to 90 at the first board, and SO st
the second. The cause Of this sudden rise Is
evidently the result of some bogns news, as
there Is nothing known to the Government
here TO cause any depression in the money
/ hat
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Susan Denin's Olympic.

A very fine audience patronized this estah-
lishmepl last night, and Miss DEwIS appeared
in one Of her best characters. The bill is ex-
celleut for tonight. Friday evening Miss
Denim has benefit, and we hope her friends
will make 1t so in fact as well as name.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Gen. Giiimore's Omcial Reply 70 the Re-
quest Of the Spanish Consul At Charles
ton, that the Former Would sus.
pend the Bonn mbardment Twenty-four
HOurn.
DEPARTMENT OF THE SoJTH,
HEApQUARTERs IN THE FIELD,

HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,
MoRRis ISLAND, C., sp. M, Aug q, 1853
Sir: have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your letter Of this date, desiring Of me
a suspension of the bombardment Of Charles
ton for twcnty-four hours, to allow the subjects
OF the spanish Government TO depart from the
city.
! had supposed that ample time had been
given for this purpose. The commencement Of
the attack on the dcfences Of Charleston, some
forty days ago, is regarded as having given
plain and emphatic warning thatthe city might
be fired on at any time.
Nothing, however, is further from my wish
than to endanger the lives or property of sub
jects of the Government which you represent,
and cordially accede to your request. No
further bonbardment of Charleston need be ap-
pretended until II O'Clock p. M, tomorrow.
have the honor to be, sir, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
Q A. GILMORE,
Brigadicr General Commanding.
The Spanish Consul, Charle-ton, &. C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
BY ELEGRAPH.
Young Mems STATE Mass Con-
vention in New York.
Endorsement OF the President
Csadennatisn Of Gsvsrnsr seymour
Slavery is Denounced d

SYRACUSE, September s.-The Mass Conven-
tion Of loyal young men met this morning.
r. +. Shepherd was chosen President.
Resolutions were adopted freely indorsing
the President, his Administration, ;, and his let
ter, and coudemnIng Governor seymour's
course, and urging the total obliteration Of
slavery. "
The Convention IL we'll attended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

The New York Commercial Advertiser, CON-
menting upon the Pres esident's letter to General
Grant, says:
II would appear from this letter that, not
wlthstandlng the assertions made by Secretary
Stanton and General Halleck, at the congratu-
latory meeting In Washington, after the fall of
Vicksburg, General Grant acted very much
upon his own responsibility in conducting that
campaign"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
HODE.D wORDO .

aWuuDvn rHY (fn nHn1S) nAvn m
spUwD, 4NHY DnfvD n1Ro1n 1AHM Mfo Snnn
aAxxs m SOUTHERN YDoPLn, AND fAHY
"wouLD Hso pRIv1 us. Tnus1 fHM NOT.
"wmn MIR ASLl, fHBY would MvADu AND
"puuRHor " u WITHOUT nKnCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED or fHBss rHrNes, ! Al AHAxnD THAT
81 sAHY oNI COULD fHINK or srlACn on ANT
srunus,' Hl WHO RHrnfAm rnH sHNfIMrf
"n yyf oHLY TO N a sLAv1 N WHO UrTIRs
" r. AZ fnIs TINE, MonDovnA, 10 TRAITOR TO
"BIs couETIY, WHO DnsnvIs TIE sconH AND
corrnYf or AL HoHoRABLl nN."-Ross-
srsss, b N 0sWsrsl AsssRsbls Of OAio, Nbrs@v,
lSoA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Death Of PenberteR Denied,
JOHNSTON IN COMMAND At
MOBILE.

New York, Sept. "a Memphis letter of
the eth ult. denies the death Of Gen. Pember-
ton, but his men and officers had sworn they
would kill him, and he had been taken to Rich.
mond under strong guard.
Fully two thirds OF his army are 10 the field
under Hardce.
Gen. Johnston is In command at Mobile.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Omcers Visiting the CITY.

General Orders, No. ia, of August 81, 1852,
prohibits all officers from visiting the city of
Washington without special permission from
he War Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
NeNy York R0llllcs.

New YORK, Sept. IA note from James #.
Brady is published, emphatically denying his
candidacy for any office. and stating that he
will not accept any nomination from any po-
litical organization.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Lord Lyou, At usbee.

QUEBEC, Sept. 2.-Lord Lyons arrived hire
to-day, and Is the guest Of the Governor Gen.
eral. He will attend a review of the troops on
the Palna Of Abraham. lie leaves tomorrow
for saguepay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Gen. DQQhledaY.

Naw YoKK, Sept. "A special dispatch to
the Commercial states that Gen. Doubleday has
been ordered TO report to Gen. Banks.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

HAoKMAN OyERCHARGING.-Geo. Boyd, the
driver Of hack No. sas arrested last night for
overcharglng two soldiers. He was lined % by
Justice Glib rson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

FoR EURoPE.-The steamer sidon sailed
from New York for Liverpool yesterday with
one hundred passengers. She took no sp ccie.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Died.,

On wsdnesdsy .es.isg, September = Mrs. JULIA
Funeral nom her late rssidsnes, - strsst, bs.
fvssa esventssath aad EigAtssatA, % Friday,
ths neiiy 30 rsspsstfaIly iiviesd . stissd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
S.--T.--lS8O-X.- PIAnTArIoN

--iooo-A.--DRAkR's PLANTATION
BITrEhs.
They They purify, Strengthen ne and invIsorate.
They Ovslsoas sEsatS Of dls.ipssioa and and Tate late
They strengthen the system and enliven the
They prevent miasmat tic and intermittent fevefs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stom.
They cure Dyspspgi. snd Constipation.
They cure Dtarrhea, Cheess snd Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nerfous HEAD.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
1e;.Gs es,sy. s &: q .hs sss
ssaatl FioSars Ds%aS.a,ss. %iasss,.
green, Anise, Cioyer-euds, Orange Peel, snake
root, caraway, CoriAnder, Burdock, s-T.-iss4-
TIE tSowIns 10 sample of the testimony daily
soLpiERs' HOME sppEH,srESDrsr,.o o,s,,r.,
e,Sc'ssAr! o. Jan. 70, isss.
have given your Plantation Ritters to hundreds
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or Iess
disabled from various causes And the effect 10 most
"swsEn, s.s prspsIstian sps sItsia,yiafi =. ii.
every SI,ily y every hospts and Il hand
YN-y Superintendent,
sss,11 nSFySp: S...ss pspity and al
s:R s.i. Learn Y s, q EEyISIAIITSG sEHEP., tss
W Al paris q the COUNTY,, and Hhtrh does aot re.
s: :: y 'I'Es:'sss Es:sssa s.s en-
% The CoHylssIoHs AND ExPsRIENcs OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and a. a
warning and a CAUTION TO yoUao MEN Who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE mEANs
ssr fps ssS 3: I'd saHisa u a9s Ss
medical hiis,bug and quAeksry. d. 'iE'" " ~
By enclosing .post-psid addressed envelope,
single oopis' day :. 4 hsa e q shs .ntho!:
-nyMY sgifort, K!ns. eeahtY, \. y.
EDIToR OF RlrUB1Ic4H-Drar Str: with
your pfrmisslon, I Mish 70 say to the readers 81
si ths .sE E kssp. ssas SiTsssu wis paG s..ios!i ~
Tor makinG and using . simple Vegetable Balm,
that VII eneetually remove, In 10 days, Pimpies,
blotches, Tan Freckles, and sll Impurities Of the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
Iwill also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Of bare Faces ample directions and Information
that WI enable them TO start full growth OF
sss f;,iisa .s!s:sd s!ss.tsdif;' 3; .s,s;s ss
"e'p''''a''f fkos. kEess'f ;. CHAPMAN. c,su,,,.
je91-amd No. ssi Broadway, New York.
The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrv,-Ths
quickest and sAfest route to the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one O,
aH9dsy. Soldiers tickets at Govsrnment rates to
!as sssaa saa ssSaa s ;,s E
dee OF the "Great Pennsyivania Route - northesss
der National Hotel. Once open from 4, n. 10
p. m.ion sundaysa to Up. N.
aug ns
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

AssAULr.-A oolored glFl nsmed Harkins
was srresied yesteriay charged with asssutt sna
battery on Mary Holland. She was held to bail
for court by Justice Giberson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
EDUCATIONAL,

OMISSION TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
"A The sgh-Roard Of School Trustees Of the Sec.
6nJ School District Third aud Fourth warisI viii
tween the hours OF and II q. m where ali appIi.
eatons iss admission to the schools OF that dis.
trict must be made.
z. ii. UTERMEHLE,
W. j. RHEEs
"u'i-Iot SUD Board, Second District.
|NIR ROLE INST TIE.
NJ .Isa.t a.rr SCHOOL, ths 3sl.i FOR GIRLs
fsan ssS ma SHs sst issars ssuh
n session lon from the 5ih Of September to the Of
Modem M isI1susgss taught at the lnstiip,e; Also
MRS A zAPPbNE, Principal.
DR.. HAPPoNE keeps his oiaoe In the same build,
passas ss and PrSyaea Th the
o. ~ disease. Charges the same rs those Of all
regular physlelahs. au2l-tf
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. G. THE
~ Session Of the Preparatory Department opens
september 2sd For catalogues or further psrtieu..
au2s sod' q. W. SAMSON, D. D.
RSON STITUTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MAThEMAIIGAL SCHOOL.
This School, formerly located In II street, be-
tween twelfth and Thirteenth styectg, will be- rG-
opened on the first Monday In September, III the
new school House recently erected on Fourteenth
Terms per quarter, Sl6. For Information address
the Principal Or call Al his Iesideaee sts New Y,rk
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CHAs, D. YOUNG, A.. M,
aus-tf Principal.
EEM ALE col EGE.
u DpRDlnTlWN, H. J.,
one of the most Hourishing Institutions In the
country. special attention paid to the common
and higher bfanc ches OF English, and suDerior All.
vantages furnished In Vocal and Instrumental MIL
sic. French taught by native and spoken In the
family.
au2t-sw. President. n
V'HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
Il corner OF Fourteenth street and New York
avenue. The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
commences September I, 1859.
Circulars at the book stores. AuI7-tf
A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
"A OFFICE, Corner G and twenty. second
Streets Washington, D. T., August 70, ls6s-PuB-
Lie SALES Of CONDEMNED ANIMALS will
take place al the Corral, near the Observatory in
ihis city, on the FIRST, THIRD and FIfTa
WEDNESDAYS Of September, 1888, the %, 18th.
and SOlh days 6t the ponth.
lhe property is cdNdehined as unnt for pubiiy
service.
Sales to commence at 10 o'elo q. m. of each
day, and be continued from day TO day until the
number on hand shall be sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds
c. II. TOMPKINs
su2S-s2t Captain, A. z. NJ, U. 3. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

pBHAsRs OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URTN-
Any AID sESpAL syrrM.-New and reliable
treatment-ih Reports Of the HOWARD ASSO-
ClATIoN.ssnt ID seSled letter envelopes, free Of
bk. J. sKILLIN HouGHToN,
au22-3mdAw
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

wasAingtsa and New Ysrh Stock Mar
ksts Te-Day.
WsRs indebted toJsy Cooke Co., banker,
sor Tie following eonditisn Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
Hxtisxxl Espatliex1.
WARRINGTON, d. O.
HuRspAY,,uun n.,am.sEPrENBHa 5. 1855.

= = n. o.s: q sss .:ssse., nsE.s,..
vIvs,is svss1s anA d ssiSss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

A OMISSION TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
IA The sub-Hoard Of school Trustees Of the Sec.
Ond school Diatrct Third aud Fourth war,lsl viii
meet daily at the Treasnrers Otiloe City Hall be.
cations fsr admission to the schools Of that dis
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

HosTKrrRR's STOMACH BTTTIRs.-Who 10
there that does not desire to b always exempted
from indisestion-to have cool appetite, pain
healthy complexioni Ifthis meets the eve Of sny
who are not thus blessed, lot them try HOsTET
this delightful tonic will restore any stomach,
however weak, to healthy condition, that Il will
bring back the trlant appetite and give permanent
cisted, suffering from dyspepsia or Indigestion in
any form, are advised for the sake Of fhejr Own
most delicate constitution testify TO its harmcss-
ness aud its restorative properties Physicians
everywhere, disysted with the iioIiors
Of commerce, pteaorite u - the safest and most
reliable OF all stomschioS and u 10 osrtsnly much
more agreeable than any OF the other ipifttuous
preparations OF the day. au.s-eod'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

NsTySls Debility, spermstorh9a, and all
csnl learn of !. NEvER.FAILING REMEpY. ths
yalIe q 1hioh isvouehsd toF. By. ths bsst IspsrS
Surs pasns 70 sossat Of spS SSss sS' Ss,
velops 70 Boz 1877, boston r o., Mas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

General Grant had public reception In Mem
phis, at the Gayoso House, Wednesday night
last. The following letter from the General
was read amid deafening applause.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Ineompetsney, Premsturs Decay and Youthful
Error, aetuatsd BY desire to benefit others, will
be happy to furnish 10 all who need u (fvss Of
eharge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his ease. Those wishing
70 pront BY his experienos-and possess valuable
Remedy-will receive the same by return mail,
carefully sesled) BY addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
auiA-dkWam No, % Man an IT. NJ York >
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-17

was completely dislocaed BY the blow Only two q tho
through bolts were unbroken. ALI this bolts the vcinA
" Of tho blow were separated and much boat. The
target ITSELF though weighing several tons, was driven
back several inches and the blow also displaced the
heavy masonry against WHICH 1t had been braoed.
CosvicTs sRNr TO ALBANY.
On account Of the occupation Of the penitentiary for
military purposes trsyt~0 coovcs wete sent hence 70
the penenary at Albany to-day under charge Of United
staees Marshal IAmou.
THE SHIP CANAL BILL.
The House today refused To lay tho table tho Inter-
nal Ship Canal bill by vote Of forty ninety three
The friends OF the bill regard this "a guarantee Of ia
success.
HOSPITAL INSPECTION.
The Congressional Committee on tho Conduct of the
War have beon invited by the Surgeon General 70 sccom
psny him to Philadelphia tomorrow 10 inspect the now
Chestnut Hill Hospital
HORACE GREELEY NOT ARRESTED
II was generally expected that Horace Greeley would
be arrested here to the indictment against him
for libel II is probable however that before no came 70
Washington arrangement had boon made TO enable
him to come and 60 without arrest
OUR RELATIONS WITH NEW GRENADA.
The President to-day informed Congress that Minis
ter at New Grenada was instructed 70 present his
credentials to either the Granadian government the
provisional OF that State Tho capital being
occupied by revolutionsts from the
provisional government has been received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-17
MAJOR GENERAL Q. n. Mitchell,
Died At Beaufort, 8. @. October 30, 1852,
Aged 81 year,.


Ths services were opened by Rev Dr Esls who osssA
up fervsnt prayer for the o the soul o the de-
ceased soldier Afer the chauntng Of several hymns ~
the congregation Rev. Dr. Storm delivered abort dis
course on the career Of General Mitchell and bcnodcon
being psoncunsed by Rev DR. Rice, the services were
concuded Tho funeral cortsgs thon proceeded outside
the church, wben the remains were taken 70 urecnwcs1
Cemetery Tor inssrmsnt beside tho wife u hs late To-
msntsd General.
FuSnAL o. PRovDsoR RKSwIcE. The funeral Of this
distinguished gentleman took paos between Tires and
four O'Clock Yesterday afternoon from Grace church,
Corner OF Broadway and Tenth street. and attended
by Of the msst respectable families In the city.
General Scott, General Hail. Judge Belts Ex-Governor
King ex4;oyernor Hamilton Fish, Gulian o. yerpianck
Professor King and Professor Anthem were among The
congregation Besides these there wsse also present the
faculty Of Columbia College, the members q the AmerI-
can Institute the vcsrynen of Grace church and no
Der OF distinguished citizens The preliminary religious
services performed AZ No 81 FIFTH avenue late
redepce Of the deceased after which the remains
IA ned In a costly rosewood coffn were conveyed by
eight men Grace church followed by the relatives
the deccased the clergy and the following gentlemen who
ofciated pail bearers-Luthsr bradiah, Egbevt Bsn-
son Charles Anthon Robert Ray John Iravers Charles
Kipr VIM Kembls and Paul !. Forbes. The ceremonies
At the church the customary ones prescribed by the
Episcopal regulations. The Officiating elersymen were
the services the remains conveyed 70 the First
Presbyterian church. Of Thirteenth street and
Fifth avenue, where they were Inferred 10 the family
vault.
por orrcr IscrxpsAscrs.--The present arrsngemcn,
for selling stamps window on the Nassau street side d
the Post once n extremely nconvenent, blockade-
the passage TO the mailing boxes, AZ well as 70 the do
livery boxes that side. We would susges, 70 Pos,
master Waterman 20 transfer the sale ~ stamps ~ th<
nortbery window above that Of the ADVERTISED
letters window which win give room for tho bong ne .
unortunaes who psss the days waiting FOR stamps, and
also relieve the of the cvowds who forsve
rushns 70 mail thsr letters.