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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
Movemeat d eth6 Second Army
err totuipepet.
Retreat of Hill and Ew.
ell to Gordonsville.
Three Cannon and Forty Pris-
oners Captured by Gen.
Pleasanton. ''i snr

We learn at the bureau Of correspondence of
the New York Times that they have received in.
formation from L. L. Crounse, their able and
reliable army correspondent, that the rebel
forces under Ewell and A. P. Hill, which were
lying at Culpeper and vicinity, suddenly die
appeared last Friday. Gen. Pleassnton pushed
ON with his cavalry four miles beyond Culpeper
c. H., capturing three cannon and forty pris-
oners. .a.
The Second Army corp. have moved to Gull
peper.
Hill and Ewell are supposed to be at Cor
dontvillc. :
Gen. Meade would allow no correspondent
or civilian to accompany the reconnaissance to
Culpeper.
The result Of this movement may be to
change considerably the position Of our army.
The following dispatch was sent to the North
ern press on Saturday:
Information from the Army Of the Potomac
shows that VIC still guard the fords between
Falmouth and the Rappahannock stations.
The rebel pickets continue TO frent ours In
these localities, and occasionally converse with
them, but they profess to know little or nothing
OF Gen. Lee and the disposition Of his forces.
A note from the Upper Potomac states that
the guerrilla White was recently near Purcells-
vile, Loudoun county, Va. and that Moseby's
furco was south of the mountain near the river.
Citizens frequently cruss from Leudoun val.
ley to poolesville and other places In Maryland.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
Naval Or,lrrs,

Lieut.. Com. WIN. NJ. Gamble, detached from
the command of the PocahOntas, and awaiting
orders.
Lieut.. Com. d. B. Harmony, dctaclltd d (sick) J
from the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron,
and awaiting orders. .'''.
Lieut.. Com. Alfred Hopkins, ordered 10 duty
In the South Atlantic Blokading Squadron.
Lieut.. Commanding Richard W. Meade, Jr.,
detached from ordnance duty at New York,
and ordered to the South Atlantic Block aiding
squadron.
Lieut.. Gilbert G. Willsc, detached from the
Sassacus, and ordered to the South Atlantic
Blocklding Squadron. -...., ,
Ensign Z. G. lIazeltinc, ordered to the South
Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
Assistant Surgeon II. p. Babcock, detached
(sick) from The Wabash, and waiting orders.
Assistant Surgeon Archibald c, Rhoades,
detached from the Pocahontas, and waiting
orders. .. TIA
Assistant Surgeon Chas. II. Burbank, grant.
ed permission to appear for examination for
promotion.
Third Assistant Engineer John Stell detach.
ed from the Pocahontas and waiting orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
BYTELEGRAlIPH.
~T1'sssfssI'1]s' ~ y
REJOICINGS OF ME PEOPLE.
The ysToREsF ecApTpRED.

New YoRK, Sept. IA special telegram to
the Tribune, dated Cincinnati. confirms the &C.
count hof it6s avsslsn theo tfeops received al
Knoxville, on its occupation BY the Federal
troops. The town was decorated with flags,
which had been hidden for two or three years.
General Burnside addressed large meeting the
day after the occupation.
The people congratulated themselves on their
deliverance from rebel oppression.
The day after Fosters arrival procession OF
womSo, whose husbands are 10 the Union ser.
vice, came in from the country. 1t was nearly
a mile long.
Valuable machine shops and foundries were
found In Knoxville; also, two million pounds
of salt, large qusntlty OF wheat. many thou.
sands of bags.
The prisoners captured at Cumberland Gap
were the Cd North Carolina, lst Virginia, lst
Georgia, and several companies of artillery.
They surrendered unconditionally. The Georgia
regiment was 800 strong, and was captured
once before BY General Burnside, on Roanoke
Island.
On the night Of the 7th two companies of our
troops stole through the rebel pickets and
burned the mill that has supplied the rebels
with meal, In the very sight Of the rebel camp.
Burnside was to return to Knoxville on the
10th, where he would remain till the decision
of the War Department Ia regard to his rcsig'
nation was made.
A few small bodies of rebels are still In the
State, near the Virginia line.
The ssltpetrc works which the rebels worked
are now within our lines.
Ready communication lie had with Rosecrans
All OF Burnside's troops marched over two
hundred and iiny and portion three hundred
miles. They averaged over twenty miles O
day, over difficult roads. In the whole cam
paign but one casualty occurred.
Or sickness there is SO little that the surgeon
in charge of the hospital at Knoxville has ask.
ed to be relieved for want of work.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
Outrsges bV the Indians--Gsn. Sibley Tn
Pursuit Of hem.

LEAvEHwoRru, Sept. l@.-Tho stehsner
Shreveport arrived from the Upper Missouri
river where she left General Sllley's COM
mand, August 24th. He was then marching
10 point eighty miles above, where about six
thousand Sioux were cncamped, with the in
tention Of capturing or destroying them. The
Indians are very hostile. All the way down to
Fort Pierre, near the mouth Of the Yellow
Stone, the crew and the Indians had three
hours fight, in which three of the former, and
f,rty Of the latter were killed. Nearly every
place where the boat attcm pied to wood, they
found the Indians prepared TO attack them, and
on several occasions the crew were compelled
to cut cable, and let the boat out into the
stream. A party of thirty miners, who started
down on iIatboats from Milk river, are sup.
posed 10 have been killed by the indians.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
PERSONAL.

COMMODORE TURNER, In command of the
Ironsidss, 10 frat cousin Of thc rebel Gen. Robert
L. Lee.
LIEUT.. Col. DosrER, of the Fourth Pennsyl-
vanis cavalry, and formcry Provost Marshal Of
this city, has been promoted to the eolonelcy Of
the Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry. ....rt... ..
FREDERICK +. Low, just elected Governor OF
California by the Union party, BY majority Of
1000, is a native of waterproof, Maine. He emil.
grated to Cali ornis In 1871 snd has been 10 the
banking business. He Is about 81 ye<rs Of age.
NORMAN DAY, Of West Springfield, Mass.
has just gathered tine patch ot tobacco, probably
the best In that town. Some Of the leaves meas-
ured feet ~ inches in length, and 50 Inch In
width. 7a'
Col. BRowSISG, who, for more than year
past, has been attached to Coy. Johnson's staff,
and acting a. his private secretary takes the place
Of Gen. A. c Gillem, as atJutant general 6f the
s! ate OF Tennessee.
LIEUT.. ROBERT l.. MEADE, captured ut Fort
Sumter In the recent ass,ut 10 4 son OF Lieut.
" Dick " Meade, late In command OF the North Car.
olna, (now ordered 10 duty 10 the South Atlantic
Block aiding squadron,) and a nephew Of General
Meade. 10 lice -.. ..'E .a .t
Cor. Il. NJ. Gaz.s. Qssrtcrmaster OF wash
inston, 10 now 10 New York purchasing cloth to
make into uniforms for the contrabsnds. Colonel
Green will return with two super int ndents to
take charge of the workshops now being construct
ed at the cohtrabard camp. The contrabands, now
numbering s79 men and women, will be engaged
during the winter 10 basket and clothes making
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
WILL alLx.MORn SHE'LL THE CITY
OF cHARLEsTONf

Some doubts sre expressed whether General
Gilmore will shen the city Of Charleston until
all the forts outlying that city for Its defence
have been captured. We are inclined to think
hen shell. Why shouldn't hcl The European
rule of warfare lie. or was, to reduce all such
forts before opening upon the city; but without
referring to the different precedent set BY Gen.
Scott, It is sufficient to say that Gen. Gilmore
has already captured the two principal works
lying in the ray Of his taking a posit on to
command the city with his guns. This Is all
he :ould reasonably be expected to do to gain
him the privilege Of bombarding the town
whenever he may be prepared and deem IL
proper to do so.
When Gen. Gilmore does open upon the de-
voted city, its inhabitants must fee as did the
wicked Inhabitants of the cities of the plain -
the Infamous denizens Of Sodom and Gomor-
rah In his experimental shelling of Charles
ton he threw his projectiles three squares into
the city. His batteries arc now planted one
mile nearer, and he can easily cover the whole
city with his tremendous guns.
Charleston is built largely OF wood. There
are whole rows OF wooden buildings, and
wooden houses are mixed with brick houses;
SO that the whole town Is highly combustible.
Many Of our officers now with Gilmore are
familiar with the topography of the city and
will be able to direct the shot to the most vul-
nerablc points. When Glllmore's guns are
shotted and trailed upon Charleston, woe be
unto the inhabitants thereof
p. S.-since writing the above, we have
learned that Sen. Gilmore sent special mes
senger to the Government for instructions as
to shelling Charleston, and the reply was that
he was expected to lombard the city until the
rebels surrendered.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Trouble at the State Capitol.
NEWSPAPER OFFICES DESTROYED.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 1a.-The Richmond
Eramner Of the llth instant says:
The Office, type, and presses OF the Raleigh
(N. C.) Standard, edited by VIM. Holden, were
destroyed by party Of Georgia soldiers. Hol-
den was In Petersburg at the time. In return
for this outrage, the citizens and friends Of the
Standard destroyed the Office of the State Jour
nal. Gov. Vance reached the spot after the
destruction was nearly completed, and begged
the crowd to dcsist, rebuking them for the act,
and telling them no such example had been set
in Lincoln's dominions.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
FROM HICAMOND.
Part OF Lees Army 10 he Transferred 10
Charl' ston

New YORK, Sept. l3.-The Tin,ss cores
pondent with the Army of the Potomac, writes,
under date of the 10Th inst. at is believed
one corps Of Lees army, commanded by Long
street, Is moving 10 Richmond, there to be
transierrcd-two divisions to the Northwest,
and one to Charleston. Hoods division lett
Fredercksbsrg, Tuesday last, for Richmond,
thence TO Charleston. This seems to indicate
that the rebels In Virginia will remain entirely
upon the defensive for the coming campaign,
which every one here counts upon before win
ter"
NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Mrs. Leach, the wife
of the superintendent of the Tredegar Iron
Works, has arrived from Richmond. She says
that the evacuation of East Tennessee by the
rebels caused the greatest surprise and gloom
at Richmond, as all anticipated battle there
instead OF pcacciblc occupation by The Union
forces. Troops from Lees army have been ar
riving quite freely in Richmond. Their desti-
nation was unknown. IL was the general he.
lief that Charleston would be captured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE drsft In! this 7
win commence on Wednesday. ,otS ~ !, 1s y, \. \. ~ IL.
The, Co,nmreial's Indianapolis special ny
all the United States troops In Indiana, extV u.
ing provost guard, have been ordered TO the
field. .r,.rgs.
Gen. Wilcox has been ordered to report to
Gen. Burnside for active duty as the second
battalion. Z
While the sixty-thlrd regiment was returning
from Tere Haute, on Saturday, an attempt
was made 70 hang the Hon. D. W. Voorhees,,
who was on the same train. He was rescued
BY the officers, but was compelled to leave tbs
train ~ Greencastle. ..,'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
NOBIA wUNDSs

"wHrmvER TINT (fnI RrBE1s) HAVE rHn
"rowKR, fHIY DRIVE BnyoRB THEN Into THEIR
"RArKs rHI coUrnRRr PEOPLE, AND T.kf
"wouLD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRusf THEN NOT.
"WEHD TINT ABLH, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
DrsfRoY us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSUMED OF THESE rB1Sos, AZ AMAZED THAT
"ksY oNs COULD THINK OF 'FHAcn on AHY
"fRNMs.' He WHO ENrERrArlS TIE sHNfrhHNI
as yrr ONLY TO BE SLAVE; IN VINO urrnRa
"Ir At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, II TRAITOR n
"HIs COUNTRY, VINO DEsERvHs TIE scoRN ANT
CONTEMPT OF ALL HoNoRABIx MKN. .n-Ros
erans, to the General Assswbly Of 0hso, February
1868.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
THE wEkHAwMEH.

The iron clad Wcehawken Is making for her
Self grand record. On her voyage to Charles
ton she weathered O tremendous Storm Hel
next exploit was In reducing the ogeeche bat
terry. Next she captured the rebel ram Atlanta
and now, while lying aground, at the mercy
of the rebels, as they thought, she has blown
up magazine in Fort Moultrle, lnfictlng i'm
mense damage upon that fortifcation. Bully
for the Weehawken! trB ..|J 4.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
isPEtyINf.S

The NATIONAL UNor LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public nestinp svefy iTUEsDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4s1 Ninth street. There will BE-
spceshes, National sonss, 10. The rcadins-rooms
spss sssty tvsnins.' go % A.AE" aprtAaw'
psasas A. lDrovn, ESQ, IL suly authorized sad
accredited as an Agent TO solicit and receive aph
seriPtlons and contributions in support Of ths Ma
0sn1 usson League Reading Room. l''. 20"
-slngni tadidom 91lb wM. BEBD, President
THEo. ,. sroxEs, see'y. Hsrsg5s ul 10
A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility,
insoupsiaasys -Pssastuss zDssay and youthsri
hrror, aetuated by dssirs. to benefit oihcrs will
oe nappy TO fsrish to ~ who need Il free Of
charge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used n his csbeD Thoss wislnnr
70 proht BY his experisnes-snd possess a VALUABLE
Remedy--~1ll rscsivs the sasns, NY return man.
Carefully sealsdJ ey addressing 4 u
JOHN D. OGDEN,
auiI-dkwsm H. No! % Nassau st n, York.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-Dr. Cbee,span,,
PMs The combination Of ingredients IA the,e
pfiis are the result OF long and extensive pr.c.
tice They are mild In their operation and cer
tain In correcting all irregularities, psinN, men.
situation, removing all obstfuctions, whstber
from cold or otherwise, headAcAe, pain In the s,dc.
papitation Of the heart, whites, all nervous sffc
uons' Mysteries, fatigue, pain In tho back and
'--Sv sseepp WHICH arse Hon inter.
ruption Of nature. .. r.I0f g.. I. -III--.71- =
Da. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS a.Is...
was the commence ment OF new era In the treat
ment OF those Irregularities and obs,ruction,
which have consigned so many to q pnrnA ATusE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health uule.a
she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction tahss
pisee the general health begins to decline. - f,
gaig4al' 'DR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most effectusl remedy ever known for Al,
eomp'Aints peculiar 10 Femaiss To all ois,se, they
are invaluable inducing, Vih eeraiaiy, periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different perI,ds, throuehout
the etunfry' having the sanction OF song Of the
most eisinem Physicisns In America. n ,shITi-
Efpnea directions, stating pheh mey should no, De
u'ea' win each Box-the Price One Dollar per Por,
containing from 80 to sauRirs. M. - - :
Pills @n BY mail, pro6ipily, by rsmittins N the
rf prietors Sold by Druggists generally.
HuTCHlNGs q HfLLYER,
seo-sneod froprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
A LADY REFUGEE FROM RICHMOND
INTEREsTING sTATEMEnT.

A lady arrived In this city directly from
Richmond, on Saturday. She was compelled
by the noble citizens of Davisiana to pay $l7.
in gold for transportation from Richmond "a
Layton's Landing, on tho Rappahsnnock river,
Shsis an intelligent person, and her state-
ment corroborates the story from other quar-
tiers, that troops have been moving from Lee'i
army through the city of Richmond. She sayi
that before she 'ieft as many as two or thret
regiments per day passed through the city
during several days, and tina. Gen. Longstree'
and staff passed edtbrough, hating for time d
the City Hotel. .."' '" 90. 10
Tho strlngency of life nccessares is greater
and greater every day in Richmond. Bacon
has risen lately from si.75 and $500 tn s2.SC
per pound, and sugar from si.5o to $500 pei
pound. Bacon and sugar are real Injuries In
Richmond now.H,' a.| .a ..asr .1 ....' -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
From Arkansns,

The following telegram was received ,estcr-
day at the Headquarters Of the Army:
"ST. LOUIS, Sept. l2.
"Mljor Gen nv. la icek, Gsnerai-in ehict:
Colonel Cloud routed the enemy near Fort
smith ON the LIST instant, and now holds that
place.
western Arkansas and the Indian country
are now In our pOsscssion.
Sd. NJ. scnoFIELD, Major General"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

The man who COLLECTS the names Of soldiers
for the town records Of Adams, Mass, was re-
Gently the questioner In the following conyer'
sation, the "lady of the house" replying;
Have you any friends in the war, madam i''
NO" ANY relations No." Do you
know an, body from this neighborhaod who Is
In the army i'' mo" As he was leaving, q
bright thought struck her, and she rushed to
the door, exclaiming, "oh, my husband has
gone to the war 7"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
Second
roJe usULoCx. P.A (
THE e13rIk rTRH sIs LL

Gen. Gilmore was furnished with Eve hun.
dred of the Greek fire shells, and against<the
protest of their inventor, Gen. Berney, Of New
Jersey, they wSfs alted with percussion fuses.
These shells being thrown srea, 'dls,ssee,
with an elevated piece, described a parabola
cd fell 10 The svossa, heaviest End downward
and fuse upward. Consequently, only three
out OF the afsy tried were exploded, and these
BY having struck . building. The remaining
four hundred and ffty shells are fitted With
time fuses, carried out by the Arago on her Last
trip, and n ID probable that by this time they
have made Charleston howl. % h.I sIl".
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

HARK FROM THE TooMBs.-Gen. Robert
Toonbs-thc' furious--announces himself as
opposed to reconstruction y preferriug rather
to " unite with the thousands of his country
men who have found honorable deaths, II not
graves, on the battlefield" .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
The u. \. steamers vanderbilt and Mo.
h'can.

New foRK, Sept l3.-Rlo dc Janriro adyices
10 the sth Of August say the steamer Wander
bIlt sailed on the Sd Of that month, and the Mo.
hicln On the 3lst of july
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

RAuRoAps.-ARRIvAL AND DHPAkfUnn OF
raA,rp.-The adyertissmenss on eur art page
are lnssrted By authority ofths tailsoed sopanies
severaily named. sre onAcially soriestsd when
changes are made, hence cap n relied upon ss cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

THE OKEM AND ELLIOT fIGuT.-The mana
gers Of this affair made the third deposit of
500 aside Saturday afternoon. This makes
5000 up of the S2,OOO. 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
by TELtEgGRAPH. LIZ
MfERpoNhu uaorEG
/ seseh 1ec SsntA Hon he Rebel
Confederacy. .

CAPE RACE, Sept .l4.7The s.sanshpy Ara.
blan, ffom Liverpool On The bSh Gsdt Queens.
town on the 9Th instant, passed this point on
Sunday evening. .-I.,,...,y
The s.eam.hip Chin arrived al Liverpool on
the 4th.
The London SsosssPsrs correspondent "
NJ. Chevaliers psmphlet on Mexican sffsira ls
esssidsssd 'as heruiding most unmistaksbly
promps, II not Immediate recognition Of the
Southern coufeasracy by the Emperor Nspo;
leon. =. raztt la- .9. 9.r.ss.n .r.| - e.. .ugts
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
Transport Damaged

Philadelphia, Sept. l3.-Thc transport
steamer Cambria, from New York for New Or
leans, has put into port for repairs, her ma
chinery being out OF order.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

The editor and publisher Of the Peterboro
(N.H) Transcript, and all the hands at work
the establishment, were drafted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

SAD BERE,yEMEnT.-We regret profoundly
TO learn that Mr. Frederick 4. COzzens has been
called home by the death of his youngest child,
which occurred at his country residence, In
Yonkers, N. T., last Saturday morning at
o'clock. T.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
Indiana Volunteers,

The account of troops furnished by Indiana
has been adjusted at the office of the AdJutaut
General, Laz. Noble, as follows,
Total number Of three yeas men, furnished
.r to date. ss sss
The sttte's quotas under the 81, e al c,IIs of
1871 and ieG! amount ro.................. 65, ,asl
ma Excess 80. ....,...:...............,. 20 ,6Oi
The enrolment oi the >tr'r shows OF the lat
class 1874, lGa-,ho drai, ia for one.fIth =, % $50
StNte still IN eNGes,...... -. .. I.GC9
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

SWORN, ,PREsENTATIoN.--Dr. r. W. W. Car
rail-, OF Emory Hospital, was presented few days
ago, by the patients and attendants under his
charge, with splendid sword,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
je21-3md No. ssi RrnadwanN' s, Smrmist,

THI GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Rour, r..
Quickest and safest route to the Northwsu, an
southwest: Two Through trains daily, And one q,
snnuay. soldiers tickets at Government rates IA
Eor ticEeta and further inform ation apply Al the a.
nee o, tne "Great pennsylvania R0ute,H northe Ar,
corner penn,ylyania avenue and Sixth street. Inn.
p. m.ion sundAysato fp. m. =" "
aug NoHioNi
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
The Naval Omcers Captured Tn Charles.
ton UArbor.

The Lieut.. E. P. Williams, announced as
having beeu captured on the walls Of Sumter,
is Lieut.. Commander Williams, of Maine. He
is registered as bling attached to the steam
sloop Powhatan.
Lieut.. Preston is a native of Canada, but ap-
pointed from New York, and is registered as
flag lieutenant Of the Wabash. Lieut.. q c.
Rclney is native of Iowa, and is represented
as the second officer of the gunboat Marble
head.
Lieut.. Edward Tracey Bower is native Of
New York, appointed from Pennsylvania, and
is registered as attached to the steam sloop
Hou, atomic.
Lieut.. Meade is probably Lieut.. Robert l..
Meade, Of the marine corps, n native of the
District of Columbia, appointed from Tcnncs-
see, and formerly attached TO the marine bar
racks at Brooklyn.
There are two lieutenapts by the name of
Bradford in the service. One is Lieut.. Com
mnndcr Joseph VI. Bradford, Of the naval ord.
nance department, and the other Is Lieut.. Rob-
crt T. Bradford, registered as waiting orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
The Election In N nine.

BELPAsr, Me-, sept. I2.-Grcat excitement
prevails here in view of the State election on
Monday. Hon. Bion Bradbury, Democratic
cnnd'datc Tor Governor, is addressing a large
nesting this evening ut City Hall Goyernor
Crosby Is aiso speaking at Republican meet
ins.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

9. Nervous % Debility, spermatorraqs, and all
ssn iss,o disease, ~ EyEEp WITHOUT fees sufferers
value OF whieh is vouched for by the, best pspers
IN nii parts q the country, and which does not re-
anybo else, by inclosing postpaid dreeted sn.
Vs'ope 70 nSx i,ss7, Boston r. O., MAss!
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER John s. Case was
committed to the Guard House, yesterday, by
c pit. Todd. He could give no satisfactory a.
,unt of himself and therefore the Captsin OF ders
him to be held as a suspicious character.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

REBsL RsFUaEE,--A. q. HensIy, a rebel refu
gee, was committed To the Old Capitol Yesterday
lie proifssea willingness TO tske The oath, anl
remain North during the war.