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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-12

NEW YoRK, May II 1.-THE steamship City Of
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The Great Eastern leaves Liverpool for New
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alternate Tuesday, instead Of Saturday, and
commences May 10Th. .' .H.F
The Confederate loans slightly advanced un-
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The Observer says the representations sent TO
Washington regarding Mr.. AdamB's conduct
In granting certificates 10 Mexico win doubtless
shorten his diplomatic mission. s.pg... ..
The London Times, on the contrary, says the
difficulties are likely 10 be smoothed down. It
Is reported that Mr.. Adams admits acting with
undue haste, and consequently raises no pre-
tensions TO necessitate an absolute protest from
one Government to another. The Star SAYS
frank explanations by Mr.. Adams have re-es-
tablished the friendly feelings which have al
why's existed between him and Lord Russell.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times gives the
report that the French Government had sent
instructions to Washington to demand explana.
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pass TO ship carrying arms for the Mexlcans.
Diplomatic correspondence Is published be-
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the Federal recruiting in Great Britain. Mr..
Adams denies all knowledge Of IL, aud does not
believe It is carrid on by authorized agents.
The Morning Herald says Walker is now in
England, and is charged will full powers TO ne.
gotiate Federal loan OF $50, 100000 sterling
at seven per cent.
Earl Russell stated In Parliament that he had
consulted the law officers Of the Crown as tC
the mail bags on the vessels seized by the Fed
erals, but pending the case Of the Peterhoff
which he explained at length, II was not deslr
able to state the opinion OF the law officers a
present.
The House Of Commons has debated the sub
ject Of the Lancashire distress, but on Govern
ment recommendation, left the way Of afford
ing relief to the local authorities.
Documents are published showing that thI
steamer Dolphin was not as innocent Of in
tended blockade breaking as was claimed.
The French Atlantic Navigation Compan
have obtained q grant for twenty yearB for tn
conveyance of mails from HAvre 70 New York
A Parlsian engineer has invented machin
to make cotton rags tit for spinning.
The Polish question is unchanged. Le5e
well and his insurgent band have been de
feated by the Russians. On the other hand
several insurgent successes arc reported, In
cludlng the slaughter Of three hundred RUSSIA
Hussars near Warsaw.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-12
It.ms from Eortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, May 1O-Maj. Gen. Dix
and DR.. Gilbert, the medical director of this de-
partment, left for Suffolk this forenoon on the
steamer Henry Burden.
Capt. Wall lofl this afternoon TO join his
steamer, the Alert, which has been undergoing
repairs in New York, from injuries received in
running the rebel batteries with Gen. Poster
from Washington, n. C..
The British frigate Challenger came in from
sea and anchored In the Roads this afternoon.
The steamer Croton, Captain Cannon, arrived
from West Point to-day with dispatches. Cap.
tain Dumont, proprietor, Joined his boat here
to-day, and she has commenced running be-
tween here and Norfolk.
Col. Fitzpatrick arrived here to-day from West
Point; also three other officers of the same
command.
They appear to be in fine spirits, and hope
full for the future prospects.
Honorable Samuel J. BOwden left last night
for Washington. His mission is to remedy the
difficulties now existing in obtaining goods, or
getting them passed to Norfolk. The nccCssa.
4 ries Of life arc very scarce in that city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-12
Gen. HRlIeck About to Take the Field
Gen. Hooker's Present Plan Conc eIved
on his late BRttIe-neII.

We learn by special advices from Washing
ton, says the New York E"ening Post, Of Mon
day, that General HIalleck is about to take tho
field In person. not, it Is understood, with the
purpose of relieving General Hooker from his
command, but that he may he in the very pres
ence of ftranpiring events, and the better able
to influence their general direction. The uu-
thority upon which We have this information
is usually well informed.
1t Is u significant fact, and one that will in
crease the confidence Of the country in General
Hooker, that he did not execute his late retro
grade movement until he had planned his pres
ent one, and had bSCOme satisfied of Its superb
Ority TO any effort he could make in the field OF
ChancellOrvillc, contracted as 1t had been by
the unfortunate detection Of the eleventh corps
at the commencement of the struggle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-12
Information for the Enemy.

The scmi-oflicial organ of the War Depart
ment, Forney's Press, Of Philadelphia, pub
fishes batch Of news respecting Gen. Hooker's
movements which should have been suppressed
by every loyal sheet, and gives the following
notice TO the enemy. We copy it from the
Baltimore Americun, to which it had been trans
ferred from the Press
The next engagement will take place most
probably on or near the Upper Pamunkey river,
whittier General Hooker Is moving as rapidly as
possible. Many maintain that the james river
will be the next line that the rebels will defend
This may or may not be secure, as Generals
Peck, Keyes, and Naglee may decide.