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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

IMPORTANT TO FEMAIEs.-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
PILIs.--The combination Of Ingredients I'm
hese Pills arc the result Of long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation, and
certain in correcting all irregularities, Painful
Menstruahons, removing all obstructions, whsther
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side,
papitation Of the heart, whites, all nervous afeo.
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
mbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises from inter.
ruptions Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of = new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and obstruotions
which have consigned so many to a PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unleS
she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins TO decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most effectual remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar to Fendes To all classes thew
are invaluable, inducing soi certainty, psriodfssI
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent Phystcians IN America.
Erplici directions, Stafing iohsn ney shorH not a,
used, will each box-the Price One Dollar per Bop
containing nom 50 to 90 Pills.
Pills seHi BY mail promptly, by remittinE TO the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
R. D, HUTCHINGs, Proprietor,
20 CClar street, New York.
Sold by GCALVERT FoRp
Cor. Pa. ave. and nth st.,
JAn-eodom WAhhinKton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Importnnt OpInions.

Among the official notices on the first page
of this paper will be found the opinions of
Hon. VIM. Whiting, Solicitor of the War De-
partment, in regard to the persons liable to be
enrolled for military duty, and the duties of
provost marshals in carrying into effect the
law of Congress, etc. Solicitor Whiting has
made clear the whole matter, and citizens liable
to draft and enrolling officers ought to labor
under no miSapprehension in reference to their
duties after peruSlng these expeditions of the
Law
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
The Wounded at Port Hudson.

From a private letter from Carrolton, La,
dated May 81, we make the following extracts
'"Gen. Sherman is badly wounded. There is
NO hope for him. He was struck by a mimic
ball on the shin bone, and the bone was splln.
tered all to pieces. He has not strength enough
to have It amputated, and even If lie had that
would not save him, as his leg has turned
black up 10 the thigh. His horse was killed
under him, when he went on foot, sword In
hand, at the head of his division. He fell like
a brave soldier. hayeseen him this morning.
"Capt. Adam Badeau, aid-de-cRmp to Gen.
Sherman, Is also severely wounded IN the foot.
A Mimic ball went through the instep and came
out above the heel. He is in no danger, but
has a severe wound. He and Sherman are both
at the new hospital, called Hotel Dleu. 1t is a
splendid place, and Is in charge of the Sisters
OF Mercy. They have every attention they
could want.
"Badeau distinguished himself. When Col.
Smith, Of the Zouaves, fell wounded, Badeau
led that regiment into battle, aud showed him
self as brave as lion. He was cheered on the
battle Held by the whole regiment for his
bravery. He will go North as soon as his stu.
alton will allow II.
"Neal Dow is also wounded-only flesh
wound"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
THE RANKING oFFISER OF THE
ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES,


Major General Fremont publishes a long
letter, under date Of June 9th, addressed to the
Secretary of War, in reply to an order of the
latter incloslng ga copy Of General Buffers
demand to be declared the ranking officer OF
the Army Of the United States, regular and
volunteer
The Secretary Of War informs Gen. Fremont
that Gen. Buffers demand will be referred for
decision to a board of officers, and Gen. Fro-
mont is invited to submit any remarks which
he desires to make upon the subject, and is al
lowed afteen days for that purpose.
Whereupon, Gen. Fremont replies that he
docs not think the question open to discus
sion."
The Government evidently thinks otherwise,
as II has opened It for Con. Fremont to discuss,
and, in the face Of his own opinion in the same
letter, the General discusses the subject to such
great length that we are compelled TO defer the
publication Of his letter until tomorrow, owing
to the crowded state Of our columns to-day.
As the Government has established prece-
dent for dating back the commissions Of major
generals for meritorious service, as In the cases
of Major Generals Sumner, Heintzelman and
Hooker, (whose several commissions were
dated back from July 4th. 1862, to May 5th,
ls62-the day on which the battle of Williams
burg was fought,) there can be no serious OBJ
lection, If the Government pleases, to the
dating back Of Major General Buffers commits
sion to April 81, 1S61-tho day on which he
landed his gallant little force at Annapolis, and
thereby opened the great Northern gateway to
the National Capital
Those OF us who were residents in this !" pent
up Utica" at that time, have not forgotten
how grateful we felt then when we heard that
Butler was coming. The Government has not
forgotten this fact in the history Of the rebel
lion, and we hope that while 1t leaves no single
act Of justice undone to other Major Generals,
that 1t will never forget its indebtedness TO
General Butler for the prompt performance, at
that critical time, of an important duty which
contributed perhaps as much as any other one
thing to save this metropolis from falling into
the hands of the rebels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
NfnrIt.d PrnIss.

The surgeon of the Fourteenth Indiana regi-
ment, writing to the Cincinnati Commercial
some days after the battles of Chancellorsyille,
states some facts which ought to be widely
known, adding lustre as they do to the honored
name Of CARROLL
l herewith send you the list of killed,
wounded and missing Of the Fourth and Eighth
Ohio, Seventh Virginia, and Fourteenth In
diana regiments, which, with the Twenty
fourth and Twenty eighth New Jersey, form
this brigade. You will have learned by tele-
graph, before this reaches you, the general
facts Of the late forward movement and our
return TO this side Of the Rappahannock.
Despite the efforts of our enemies everywhere
to the contrary, the army Is in good spirits and
condition, and ready for another hght.
The conduct Of this brigade-a veteran In
the servlce-was Just what might have been
expected. Our brigade commander, Colonel
Carroll, enjoys explicitly the confidence Of his
officers and men. He is, by education, mental
constitution and habit, a soldier and COM
mander Of no ordinary grade. Should his life
and health be spared, useful and brilliant ca
reer is before him. It was not unreasonable to
expect that such a man, leading a brigade that
had nobly fought at Cheat Mountain, Green
Brier, Blue Gap, Bloomey Furnace, Wlnches-
ter, HarrisOn's Landing, Antietam and Freder-
iCksburg, should accomplish something of i'm
portance at the battle Of Charlottesville. We
were brought in contact with force several
times our number, but such was the firm, in
tropid move and daring charge Of this brigade
that they drove the enemy over a mile, oaptur-
ing two stands Of colors, two l2-pound guns,
100000 rounds of ammunition, 800 prisoners,
and released a regiment Of ours which had just
been captured on the right. Many instances
of individual and personal bravery occurred,
Of which cannot well speak. Officers and
men all did we'll, and won glory aud fame
enough for all to have a share. Colonel Car
roll aud staff were complimented on all hands.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
snr,h.rn omo,r, In Our Army.

It has been incorrectly stated that Col. B. +.
Davis, who was killed in the cavalry battle Of
.ast Tuesday, was the only Southern oflcer in
lie CR!on army. This is a mistake, entirely.
We do not know how many southerners are in
ous army, but one of them is Col. Watkins, of
the Sixth United States cavalry, now in Rose
cgans's army, who detected orton Williams,
oas Of the spies lately hung. He is Georgian
mo refused to join the traitors. Brlgadler
General John Newton, commanding division
- gae Army Of the Potomac, is Vlrginian,
'7Ao held a commission in the regular army
'7aen tho rebellion broke out. He wAs impor
tuned vy mis- friends in the service to go Will
Iaen Iato the rebel army. but he could not b,
t-mp.sd to thus violate his obligations to hIl
.5EE..7.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
PERsONAL..

POLITICAL, NusIcAL, AND DRAMATIC.
E--GovERSoR REEDER, who has been in
iva day or two, lett for his home this norm
-
Nh /. BowDELL, Of New York, was thrown
iro hs carriage and instantly killed, on wsdnes-
gay, while returning from the races on Long
Ia.nnd.
CHEsrER P. DEwEI, Esq, a very accom-
..!sEct gentleman, who has been for some time
5aected with the Commercial AdUsTftSsT iS to sue
cael Il. A. West, Eco, as leading editor.
Col. HOWE, Of Wisconsin, succeeds Col
NielaHcthon smith as provost marshal Of Cinein-
-Eu. u 10 said that efforts will be made to make
Col. Smith provost marshal Of that Department.
MAJOR GEN. FREECH, of the Army Of the Po-
'0nae, Is in town. He paid his respects to the
i.5-41ent yesterday. He goes North on q short
.5ave Of absence, to which he IL Handsomely en-
IL Cd BY long and active service in the held.
PRNCE NAPOLEON is about to absent him
es4f from France for short time. His yacht, the
Jerome Napoleon, has been ordered to get ready to
rail at short notice The Prince will probably Day
visit 70 Egypt. Since his speech on the Polish
4nsurTCetion a eoldness has sprung up between
aim and the Emperor.
DR.. WIN. B. CASEY, Of East Haven, c., has
resigned his position in the army in consequence
Ct dlsofder caused by an Injury received while
operating. The prick Of an instrument has poi.
soHed one Of his arms, and 1t may prove a serious
natter. he was Brigade Surgeon, having been
promoted from tho Twentieth regiment.
BRIo. GEN. EDWARD HNcKs has gone NortL
"a account Of his health by order of the Medica
Director OF the army. He is Stin suffering from
the severe wounds he received at Antietam, on,
of ofwhich-that through the abdomen-stIl threat
ems serious results. He is at his home IN Lynn
Eas8achusettB.
uoE PHHHAs TALCoTT, OF Rockville, Ct
d4ed on Saturday afternoon at the age Of &c. in con
% uence OF injuries received by fall on Thursday
from an abrupt embSnkment at Rockville upon 4
..-se below. He was badly bruised and remained
vnuonsoiouS until his death, Mr.. Taleott was one
Of the Oldest inhabitants of Rockville and wAI
a.csldent OF the Rockville branch railroad com.
gRny aud Of the American mills.
LR. JOIN WooD, whose death in Victoria ID
Isp.r,sd BY a dispatch from California, was the
aus5ard Of Mrs. John Wood, the well-known and
yogurr ;omedienne. The pair nrst came to thi.
-'un''y With actors imported by Thomas Barry al
tHe oPsaiIg Of the Boston Theatre, and won much
Hop4 ,T!ty John Wood was an amiable fellow
ana an actor oil fair abilities in eccentric comedy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

CANAL Boat LOSERS BT THE RAID INTO
MARYLAND.-AS Moaebys guerrillAH reorossed the
canal on their return into Virginia. they captured
from the boat VIM. Walsh, i've Of the best mules.
and also two from the canal boat Mrs Il. BlEKs,
Moseby Is certainly doing heavy business when
he has to plunder the canal boats for horses. The
Confederacy must be In a nouriShing condition.
POLICE CAsEs.-Rachel Smith, prostitution,
workhouHe. Jshn Brown, dISoFderly, nned % "A.
Ann Amelia, dol dismissed Michael Mullen, do.
workhouSe. VIM. Smith, dol fined sS.4I. Edw,
Smith, playing with hydrant, fined SI.I4. 'Ohas.
Rogers, drunkJ workhouse. II
D." MARINE NELIsT.-ATriVdls.- Elizabeth.
Fowler, Aquia Greek, hospital storss to Sanitary
Commission.
schr. Ross WynAus, Cads, Port Deposite, lumber
to Jas. Libby.
sChr' skriPtOn, cOrkrin, Philadelphia, coal to
Government.
sOhr. Maria Jane, Jones, New York. hay to Gov
eminent.
schr. Golden Rule, soaper, New York, hay to
Government.
schr. Edward Hall, Wright, New York, mdse. to
Peter Berry.
schr. Decatur, oAkeH, oakes, Alexandria, light.
Schr. J. W. Hlne, -, Washington, light.
sohr. A. r. Wallace, MearS, Baltimore; corn to
NJ Young.
schr. Mott Bedell, Bedsll, Washington; light.
sloop American Eagle, Sayers, Alexandria light.
DePartureS.-From Rays Docks: Schrs. S. Sawyer,
GAmage, Salem, Mass.i H. W. Benedict, Croton
Landing, N. Y.
From Cum. Coal and Iron Co.; Schr. Mott BedelI,
Bedell, New York.
From Borden Min. Co.: JOS CrandaIl, Gage,
Boston, Mass.
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Arrivals,-
Boats to Rays Docks with coal In tons-Juniatta,
1885, s. X. HenSel, IOsi J. W. Copeland, IOs, VIM. j.
Booth, llei Mrs. L. Blggs, 100, To Borden Min.
Co.-Advanee, IIoi Hero Of America, 100; E. X.
HURLEY, lo4. To Agnew's Docks-E H. Tracy,
lloi Mary Mertlns, 1906 Missionary, llS. To sun.
dry merchants-Lilly Dale, 46j Old Dominion, wood
]. Castleman, Tsj +. WAruekey, IIs; Ed. Boyoe,
woodj Gov. Shaw, lII.
Departures-JAs. Crawford, JuniattA, susquehan.
nA, @. W. Birdsall, VIM. Herst, L. H. Tracy, S. X.
Hensell, A.E. .Sstone Henry F. Kindle, Emma, Rein
hart, Old Dominion, Lilly Dale, Elmira, Indepen.
denee, Mary Mertins, J. I. GreAham, Advance,
VIM. J. Booth, J. A. Kroone, Edw. BOyce.
THE MARKETs.-The following is a list of
prices as reported for the Republican, up to 70 M,
to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
stnnh NIArkst Today.
cEy. MoCLELLAN,s REPORT.

zen. Mcclellan has completed his report Of
q. his military operations from the time he
-~-s called 10 the position Of general-ln-chiet
y { army until he was relieved from com.
.-a1d Of the Army Of the Potomac. 1t will
make suite an extensive document, and will be
published by permission Of the General, If the
lyv srnment, to which it has been duly sub
,altted, does not authorize Its publication. The
C-.eLds Of Gen. Mcclellan assert that It will
.asver, through ofncial documents, many un-
pleasant things that have been alleged against
hin We shall see.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
DEPARTMENT Or THE SUSQUEHANNA
Major General Couch Assumes
Command.
The Pennsylvania Militia to BE-
Organized.

HARRISBURG, June l9.-Gen. Couch has as
Gumed command Of the Department ofthe SUE
quehanna. He summons, for the defence Of
the State, all citizens between the ages Of lS and
90 to organize army corps, embracing cavalry,
infantry, and artillery, to serve during the
pleasure OF the President or the continuance Of
the war.
When not required in active service to de-
fond the department, they viii be returned TO
their homes, subject, however, to the call of
the Commanding General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
The ProrogHtIou OF the Illinois LsgIsIa-

The Lrtelligaseer Is mistaken in stating this
morning that Governor Yates issued an un.
constitutional and revolutionary proclamation
proroguing the Legislature" There lOaS par
liamentary disagreement between the two
houses, and the Constitution gives the governor
power to prorogue the Legislature under such
circumstances. The Senate fixed the 10th Of
this month as the day of adJournIng. The
House fixed the 22d inst, and neither house
would recede from iLs action; and the governor
was constitutionally bound to prorogus the
Legislature.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
vallandigham Nominated for
Governor of Ohio.
PHyh for Lieutenant
Governor.

NEW sYORK, June 12.-A special dispatch
says that the Democratic State Convention at
Columbus, Ohio, have unanimously nominated
c. L. vallandlgham for Governor, and eK-Uni-
ted States Senator Pugh as a candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. .....
The resolutions adopted dsnounce the arrest
and banishmeut Of Mr.. vallundlgham, and
provide for the appointment Of a committee to
demand his restoration.
Mr.. Pugh made fiery speech, Spurnlng and
defying Gen. Burnside's Order No. SS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
F ROM M EXICO
Puebla Starved Out before
Captivating.
Escape Of Ortega, 800 Minor O1icers.
and 1000 Prisoners.

New YoRK, June 12.-The steamer Corsia,
from Havana on the 9th, ria Nassau on the sth
inst, has arrived.
The steamer Roanoke reached Havana on the
9th inst.
Reliable news of the occupation of Puebla by
the French has reached Havana.
The city was given up by the MeIicans, its
defenders being without food or ammunition,
having even eaten all their mules and cavalry
horses before the surrender.
Advices from Vera Cruz report the escape of
Generals ortega, La Lave and Mendoza, and
eight more of the principal chiefs. Over 800
minor officers and 2,OOO prisoners from French
convoy are en- route TO orizaba.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

The frigate Macedonian, which is about to
sail from Newport with 1875 mldshipmen from
the naval academy, for a summer cruise in the
Mediterranean, once belonged to the British,
from whom she was captured In 1919. Her
armament consists of two pivot gunS, 100
Founders, carried on tho spar deck, four eight
inch guns and eight 80 Founders on her sides.
Besides these, she has two hOwitzers, to be used
In close action. The slOop-of-War Marion goes
out at tho same time Of the Macedonian with
80 middles for a southern cruise,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

INTEREST ON THE INDIANA STATE DEBT.-The
Supreme Court Of Indiana has decided that the
officers Of State are stopped from paying the
interest on the State debt by the failure OF the
Legislature to make an appropriation. The
Copperheads, who got up the case upon which
the decision was made, expect that Gov. Nor
ton will call an extra session of the General
Assembly, but 1t Is said he will not do so, be-
lieving the power given him TO call extra ses.
sions was meant only to be applied TO meet
extraordinary emergencies, aud not to enable
Legislators 30 supply gross omissions.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
IMPoRrANr PATENT Observation-Disclosures

IMPORTANT PATENT DECISION. fore
1t has been the practice Of the Patent Office to
refuse to entertain an application for reissue
on behalf Of an assignee or asslgnees unless he
or they owned the entire interest of the
patentees. The board Of eXaminers-In-chlef
have reversed this, having given an opinion
In case referred to them by the Commissioner,
that any assignee Of an exclusive territorial
right under a patent is entitled to surrender
and take out reissue, which will be operative
TO the extent Of the territory embraced In his
grant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
rnnr.u WnnDaI

. WuEsEvrR THY (THB REBBIs) HAvB THE
''powrR. TuEY DRIVE BEFoRE THEM INTO THEM
ghvEs THB souTHBRN PEOPLE, AND THEY
Would ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUsT THEN NOT.
WERE THEY ABLK, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERoT. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF THEsB THINGS, AN AMAZED THAT
Any oNR GOULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
rERNs.' He VINO EHTRRTArTs TIE SENTIMENT
d, FIJI ONLY TO BE A SLAVE He WHO UTTERs
IT At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, II A TRAITOR TO
MS COUNTRY, VINO DESERVES THE scoRN AND
.--srEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN. N.n--RoSe-
- ms, 10 he General Assenablv Of Ohio, February,
tsts
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Tn. ConatnhIs Cane.

BALTIMORE, June l2.-The prosecution of
Major Constable, formerly acting Provost Mar
shAl of Baltimore, charged with fraudulently
retaining about 5000 belonging to rebel pri-
Soners, then under his charge, was disposed Of
by technical error being discovered in the in
dictment.
The Court expressed no opinion on the merits
nf tha caRe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Naval Order. To-day.

Commander William E. Leroy has been de-
tached from the command of the Keystone
State.
Thomas H. Eastman, lieutenant commander,
has also been detached from the Keystone State.
Chief Engineer George sewell has been do
tached from special duty at New York, and
ordered as chief engineer Of the Boston navy
yard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

The editor Of the Norwich Comm aurora
has seen a gentleman lately who has occupied
a military position for several months In the
vicinity Of Fortress Monroe, who says that
during his sojourD there large numbers OF the
poorer classes OF whites came In and took and
signed the oath Of allegiance. He had the
what proportion could read and write. Out Of
6oO names that were In succession on the list
ooO signed with a cross.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

a NEW FLowmG On WELL.-Durlng = ro-
cent visit to the flowing we'll which ras recently
zen discovered in the vicinity Of Old CITY,
.-!C;HiLgan, Ine ptopTletors of the we'll were
ub 10 control 1t. The hrst ioint of tbhing "a
aiken of, and the oil sPouted up to a beiSht Of
lily feet, with q roar like a hurricane Tn
stream nom the pipe, which was two and a
...t .nches, was lncessant. No deBnita eSti
.-lie OF the capacity Of the well could be sscsr
.ltncJ' some estimate It az high - 2 1000 bar.
ABOUT 40 feet.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Boston Boys on Their TraVsIS--They Ride
10 the MLsaOnTI RIVer on Hornebseh.

a gentleman from the Northern part ofPenn-
Gyvania called on US yesterday, and among
other items Of interest, stated that at Erie, he
met two young men, Asa P. Potter, and William
Carter, who were travelling on horseback from
Boston to the Missouri river If we are not
mlstnkon these young men arc the Bons of r.
K. Potter and T. II. Carter, of Boston, and we
hope the long ride will yield them what they
wHnt-health. We express this wish for the
sake Of the "old folks" as we'll as the young
men themselves.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

IArLkoADs.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IRAuS-- The advertise mentS on our fourth page
20 inherited by authority ofthe railroad companies
.rvsr,lly named, are officially corrected when
znros are made, hence can Be relied upon As cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
ia Is-eodsm

QT The CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIFNoE or
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and A. a
warning and CAUTION TO YoUNo MEN who suffer
rom nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEAER
OF SELF Guar. By one who has cured himself Al
ter being put TO great expense and injury Through
medical humbug and quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed enyeiona
single copies may be had OF the author FN'
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Eso,,
my 26-ly Bedford, Kings County n "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

The annual oratlon before the association Of
the Alumni Of the University Of the city ofNew
York, will be delivered by the Hon. Hugh L.
Bond, OF Baltimore, on wednesday evening, the
lJth inst, at tho large chapel Of the University
MashIpgton Square.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

WELL DONE FOR TUE LADIEs.-The ladies'
association of Dr. sunderlAnds church realized at
their recent festival, which lasted but two eve
nings, about S15o. Last winter they held fair
and festival from which they made 1850. This 10
deserving Of great praise, and shows what ladies
can do when they labor in earnest.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Second Edition,
EoUR o.oEooK. =. N.
rHn sIruArIon.

HhA sANOAAtuA' agI' b.
The Govrnment has nothing later from
VickSburg aud Port Hudson than what ap-
peared yesterday In the REPUBLICAN.
An quiet along the lines Of thegrand Army
Of the Potomac, according to last SdviOes.
The last heard Of the rebel, Mossby, to-day,
was that he is still gallaptly leading his two
hundred and my raiders out Of the Depart
ment Of Washington" on the doublo-quick, In
the hope of escaping stahl's forces, who are In
hot pursuit.
Our telegraphic dispatches, In another col
umu, show that Gen. Burnside Is active, having
whipped the rebels at Monticello, in Southern
Kentucky.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

"A a soldier In camp, writing TO his betrothed,
Ing how much he loved her, . How I wIah
my dear Adsllno, ESQ he wroto,) nv engage
ments would permit me 10 leave town and 10
to sec you. II would be like visiting Eoms ga
ruin, halloWed by time and frauVlt with a
thousand pleasant rocollections," -" "''D
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

DEATHS OF soLDIERs.-The following deaths
were reported yeterdAy at the ONCE of Captain
HAFtZ;
Lieut.. James 4. Reeves, company c, sth N. Y.
cavalry Lieut.. VIM. W, Philips, company l. 9Th
N. y eavalryj Lieut.. B. c. Elmer, company l, sth
N. Y. cavalry. These were wounded in the late
skirmish at FrederIcksburg.