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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
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me Following vs.. received at h..as.....,s 4

.pN"9' sta r'FarEls Of irHE 1,1ss4A lrt
r. i,.l.l .dvsCHssURg, MISS, July 1b, 1888. cid
10 ;Hdyor General n. W. HaAeck, GeneraLin.C Ct(efl
zen. sherman has jackson invested, frpm
resn river on the north 10 the river on. lie
TIL. hss cas or many ti,indred cars from thes hus
Confederacy. ~
shsmsA ssys he has force enough, and feels
no sppssesmfcn about the result. - .,I.I l'nI
feains 1asoo HOity was being fortified.
sent Gen. Heron there with his diyision.1 7fie
septurea sev0al hundred prisoners, one steam.
oos,, hve pieces Of heavy artillery, and all the
Public stores fell into our hsuds. The enemy
burned three steamboats on the approach Of
the gunboats. -, ri, -'-...''.
The De Kaib'was blown up, and sunk in 15
iees oi water, by the explosion Of a torpedo. bG
Fmoing that the enemy were crossing cattle
ior the rebel army. at Natchez, aud were said
70 have ssyefsi Thousand there now, I have
% senvsteambosts and troops 70 collect them,
ana 70 destroy their boats, and all means OF
making more. s7Ho1Hi I1f1JJ, q. GRIsT.
u ''n' ''' Major General Comma Andlbg.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
PERSONAL.

WILLIAM BRIoas has been appointed secre-
tar Of Legation 10 Brazil. ]"
BRIoADIER GENERAL PApL ii sEnNzs, of
Georgia, woandsd At Gsttysbsrs, is dead. - ..
BRIoADnR GENERAL (Govev6or) WILLIAM
Smith, Of Virginia, has resigned his commission.
MAJOR GHsRRAL Wool aud Brigadier Gene
rails Harncy and Harvey Brown were yesterday
placed on the retired list Of the army by order Of
ths President OF the United states.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

sIass OF PHooREss.-A dispatch from Pa
dncah, KY, under date Of July 10, says; "This
city is illumina nated, and an immense meeting is
In progress In Market square. jeff Davis has
been burned In e6igy," This is pretty well for
city which, less than two years ago, was un-
der secession rule, and which to-day contains
many Of the most bitter secessionists in Ken
lucky.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
g tFort tie National Republican, ,.' ,,,,S 10
TEE soUrHeaH cosPcpERAoY.
'.la ~ vnAxcfs DE HAEs JASyIxs, y, " ,f,-.
Say " nof a confederscru- 10

"Sovp net a eostedrsy"- ID"
ral 4rE roo ~. -Tli IsALAR viSi., H. n
Anosg the various thisss which srow f1N
In the nAasnatis swanps bslow, lF -. '1 .
rsak and poisonous Ever-Sreen, 71i.g roe ~
csn'd ~ ass-cedar, may " yesni ,'5 ~. 80 -
Nov, II seems, some sspss.s .oas os,.se, 7u-
VIE tSoug,a thsy could build snip Of state, @
ofsats sstssial TIRED d torn 1osT'' To 'E''' p
eran 70 ~ NossAesA storm - ~ HI 1a
Butte Nsstnsra storm, tbsuh ,otus&ss;ses Nov ?,
vhsa 70 osee wAkss up, and begins 70 blow,
A hshakss the earth, and sweeps the ssss, .,
very unlike q Southern breeze' ' 'i'' t'.' n,
And thus, whsn this southern ship had nads b
But few hsisf mile on q Northern raid,
There rose 10 meet her 20 fierce xAle ''ll3 .'
That she deemed II prudent to shorten sslIi
But twas rssher lste when the caution came
The bihows were dark, and she clouds a-sa ne.
hurriesns blew IN every breath, ii''
And Standing ashwart her path was peasA,
So, shattered ana test BY the tempests rorce.
And drifting ss,de from her vaunted course,
with desperate Lee-way, she tried'to tack,
And make her essapeb by turning back, IN.
Rat ship must travel sxsremsly ss,t .. .
II she hopes to outstrip Northern blast
And abe was exceedingly glad to reach,
In . ruinous state, . Southern beach,
In ruinous state / And there, weep,
For many day, Will the wr>ck be s>.a
And the tale be told, how that Southern ship
Succeeded in making r.ortheru trip
WARRINGTON, D. G, y a..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
A Baltimore Hotel 10 he Evacuatsd by u.
rt y. OnleerA

Lieutenant Colonel Fish, Military Provost
Marshal, has received the following order, Is.
sued by Major General sehenck, who requests
that It be published in the newspapers Of the
city;
BALTIMORE, MD, July ls, 1888.
Lieutenant Colonel Fish,
Military Proeoa Marshal, baltimore, Md;
COLONEL: The Military General Commanding
directs that you detail an officer OF the Provost
Guard, TO proceed to the" City Hotel" and as
certain the names Of all officers In the military
service Of the United States, and direct them 10
leave that hotel. ''
By order OF Major General scHENcK.
Don PATT, 1t. Col. and Chief Of Staff.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
AGooD Joxr.-This morning as one of our

AGOOD dOkB.-Inls morning as one of Otlr
citizens, residing on the Island, was passing
Though the Smithsonian Grounds, his attention
was attracted to man who had In his possession
some very suspicious looking articles, consisting
OF false keys, brass knuckles, &c. Here, thought
be, Is ofthe Williams that have in the last few
nights been bnrgiarously entering the houses or
my fellow citizens OF the Seventh ward There be
lug no policeman st hand, our public minded clte
zcn called on the man 10 stop, which he did, The
gentleman told him he must consider himself ar
rested, and 60 With him He did So When they
arrived at the market house the prisoner with his
csptOr stopped and an officer was sent for. When
the gallant NJ. p. arrived the story was told him.
He forthwith took charge OF the ugly Instruments
found on the prisoner, who asked to be taken to
the Central GuardhOuse. The policeman pro.
eeeded there with him, and, upon entering, told
his story TO Lieut., Cooper, who, upon looking at
the lace Of the prisoner, commenced to smiie,
which sniis fnally broke into hearty laugh that
was joined in by all the officers Of the guard, a.
also the sprtAoner. Lieut.. Cooper turned to the
officer and Informed him that although he had
shown n very good spiit to work Tor the public,
In this case he had been sadly Inislead, MS the
prisoner happaned to be n u. 3. Government de-
tectivc. The last We saw of that policeman, he
was crossing the Avenue, cursing al public
minded citizens, Government detectives, and man
kind generally. .. .. .r.H ..r.G
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
'dxosnE w0npsi

"ro~H, STa1 Dni7a nm sasoss 4sss n1o nxss Nm ~
"RANxs ,rHl aoUyzlRn yDoR1a, AND fnnY
wouIr ALso D1u1, us- T4usR fMM NOT.
".'WmI rrH Ay44 TIM Wound nvADs AND
"DKsfloy On WnaouT MmcY. ,AssolprnLY
Assrtxp o. f1fnn fHMos, Ian AnAxIDr1Af
AM ON cotiD fnIkH or IaAn on AM,
Y m 81 n:as.m ssH' aa:s 49,. sa..:
IT ~ Skn fnH, MonDoy11, Is a rlAIroR 10
" HIS coWrII, WHO nDs1tYm m sooRH AND
corI1krT % ALE HoNoHABLl M."-Ross-
sssss, @ M e'rsrel As's..sly ef ono, nar~y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

General Jackson advertises 10 the Aisdssip-
pian two hundred and forty.one membsss OF, the
Fourth Mississippi cavalry as having disgraced
aSe tmc wSea tS%s,ay tSsis Eessne
most needed. Among them are eight non-com-
missio,,ed officers and two lieutcnants.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

The transport steamer Daniel Webster, arriy-
cd at Philadelphia on Saturday, with a load Of
prisoners from Fort Delaware, among them
Gen. Archer and staff, destined for one of the
military departments Of the West. II was cur
rently reported that they had been removed
from Fort Delaware In consequence of sickness
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

MoRRIssEY QUEILIs0 A MoB.-During the
riot in Troy, Morrissey, the prize fighter, ac-
tllaiiy took part against the rioters. The nab
attacked the Troy House and demanded that
the negro waiters should be given up to theIn;
d" but" says a reporter, :" they were Informed
by Morrissey that the negroes had all left. but
hmself, and he was nj their service II they Dc.
sired.p This HiberDicism closed the psrisy.
The mob, concluding no doabt that Morrissoy
was able TO "serve out' any Of them, retired.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

The Major Gen. Forney among Gen. Penn
berton's subordinate officers Is John II. Forncy,
a native of North Carolina, but who claims
Alabama as his home. lie graduated at West
Point ipr the class of 1854, and his original
entry into the United states army was as brevet
second lieutenant of the Seventh infantry. At
the time of his resignation, January aS, 1861,
he was iirst lieutenant In the Tenth Infantry.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
DEArus OF soLDIERs.-The following dea,

DEATus OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
we Q reported at the Office Of Capt. Hsrtf
A. D. Ferguson, q. NJ. teamster.
Reuben Davis, lIsth New York.
Benz. C. Joilymore, LIST Md. Cavalry.
William Young, sth Illinois. -n,uSs r.lr,..H
John Watson, nth New York. ~ -YtHl
VIM Smith, q, M. teamster. . .nr nfa. ...
John G. Wallace, it6th New York, -'1
samuel Gallop, lst u. y. Cavalry.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

The Fifty-fourth Massachusetts (eolored)
regiment are among the forces that are assail-
ing Charleston, and at last account had landed
on James Island Some OF the men In this
regiment came from Charleston and Its vicinity,
and are familiar with It's localitiea.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

GOErhAS's CouRT--,Jadse Pareslt,r+I N NJ o.
p1sys court, yesterday, the hvst asa nasi sccount
81 SHIN wv, a essep,or e siiss Z Z mn y AZ ae.
a, guardian Of the youngest sSlid y III assssssd
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
BY TELN3RAPH.
Captured Steamers Arrived at
- YielIsbprg.
YicllghJ1rg

I OrsADpAl III SRSAdN to
.the. l6th mentlon the capturn Of elghtsan plecea
Jfclhh0A Sy Sng x pedn06 q Natc6sz. ID ID.
al'lon z lAfs,,:l. 2 1s'4f fei44< II Y Puod
The steamers Iosisvilis AdElalfa, Ssptik&l
up, ,ths Red kyets H4sA y yicksburg on the
18th.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
iDENTISI'RY.
Nj EW IN VENTI0N

~ ~" 'N AoN
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLAsTIC BONE TEEra.
without metal plate or clasps, by
- ~ D.. b. D IG K 70 NJ OND, ,.
elO Broadway, New York; and 400 Penn avenue
1 'i lbetween Twelfth and 1hirteenth sts. =
- ~ ~ WARRINGTON, n. o.
Calis the AtteiIton Of the public 10 the followiusu
advantages o. his improved system;
ist. The teeth 81 his manufacture will never cor.
rode nor change color by any acids and are three
fourthl lighter than any other. '"'~0-
~. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, A. the
artthoisl ones can be inserted over them
ID. me roots will be made inofsnsive and never
an, Nosemporary teeth are needed, A. psrm.nsp,
ones can be made Immediately, thereby prescryiur
The natural expression Of the fsce, which, under
the old syNen, 70 frequently disngursd.
~. This work has been fully tested, for over five
ysM. BY many Of ths first chemists and physioisns
Of Wis and the old country.
pf- has also Invented white indestruetibls
METAL Milling, with which the most sensitive Teeth
gan 6e TILED without pain, and can build up Der.
,sss soSna teeth on any side roots, which win last
C.lrand examine for yourselves. nov s-sm
nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
0 ,praotiee Of Dentstry, in the Washington
Building, corner Psnnsylyania avenue and seyesth
street. Having praetioed In the south nearly III.
Hen ysers he feels assured that he can atve sstis-
fAssion 70 any that may call. 'T-
Tcsth tnsortcd on VulsAnits, Rubber, or 90,
tiase. Chiorososn adninistsssd Whsn dcsirsl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

together 70 the General Assembly In . Heavenly
and better country! o.
(signsd) v
3. 1ss.5S 1ssSs.SS.iis..aR...s, yir. sy.by,sIen
T. o1s''hi a. ho A ~. oc.,,. n g.
3; che (; eA~y--
I. II. GRAY, Pastor I SGrees Baptist Church.
JAnns ArfcnnIL, Commlssioner Of Emlgra-
ton and 4inlsler Meth. Episcopal Church.
AEoeQ lnruak.6IN.liss.H1oN ss.H1oNi N
HOLT MS0elRDv, Presbyter of Protestant
Z. 0doDh6k 'SAnrH, Minister Of Presbyte-
nnnA Rfoh11ays As8sa4z<z
y DTUnN1R, late Chaplain U. 8. Y.
HMs MAb, MIhdsser Or Baptiss ChafcR.i Q +"
D., W. MonRoRT, Minister nPrssbysssiAh
W. B. MArcnrrr, Chaplain u. I. 4. yAi'org p
nusla1 KaA LrN, CKaplaAniU 3. " ssci71 "
WgM. D. RyAs, fastor oF foundry Methodist
I0piscopAf Church, 10 b7ToigdS ,t5T7f7U
J.9. Bcrn, PsstoF "a. f'riSi.s Lutheran
T. B. MorAlAs, Psssor Assembiy's Prcsbyte.
nan Church. TNiGVG -N-u.'7'I 777'I ,
Joan Tsausa, Fsstor McKendftes Chapel.
W.YSBn0wN, Chaplain q. 3. III III p
JA1D ygFlnn1, Chaplain U. B. A siHi' ~ :, .-s
- H DAWN, Chaplain u. 8. II. hH ID ~ %
H!19NonfnH0r, Chaplain o. q. n. CIV ~
@. 9. 0oss, Chaplain U. Q. A.. 4'7f'l- -.
J. ". ALvoHp, Sec. Am. Boston Tract Soc.
J.J. Marks, Dist. Bee. Am. Tract Sos.
C.P. Russn, Congregs Minister. /" .
ISAAC CRoes, Missionary Of Am. Miss. ASS.
y. +. PITCHER, Missionary Y. NJ. G. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

U5Sl.s6 u : u - -
Kaufman, Nick Judge, do, aned o. - sasb. ",
Dalton, overcharging hackhifei 49, ~ ~
Gunberger, u. Adslsheimer, grand larcehyi jar
;s:. ss,., .l1,,if + ifIsa,;j sss'ss Sss
su1stgdo!T Wmryyllnso so.teNs4NtSe2 IHty
freeasflHs. D.TsI lrH HN10, seplingi disnlssed
IN, si.o.SslIy. sHi SSa sSs f.1ss, a. 70 70 s,iIary
jes ywesa,e a., ailA 1850, q q Ads4S, DO; a.
esssfWsiAiN piaiAahy; 60 ksSa IN. NAynohd,
acy4lehislsa .fAaAas sf1sbeeDss4tanhsdo. lKsts
kspiis 4 n 9ssstss "A ~ q sl.As osrnss., d.tv.
te sisRsisissets ~ bak 10 6scfls Kbessty
,se ssr ssoss .sSSsa = e. .,.ss M ~ .A;s.s
.s.ss,ss es!ssI iss sssiss 4 pisioi, isSF2sS h,
to ~ ssolsu.e Wa. Donkin. susGAsious, dismissed.
,PySetsef ENce.-rss Hsgssty, disoriesiy, ets-
nfb4sd.l thsx casklry, fprestailins Asfket, ilasd
talAiS y. AsSshs " iIsosdslI nnsd sssa. John
LAnsgdo, aAed - ~ 80 a, bsiJs9so7I LaH h..
rs6sd No. q -Tnouhs ssln, crssaang nuisance,
aaed -, !, u whseiAn, Si4A Af,ss sattst rssuiA-
cestntN dunk na.disndsdyl Aaadsa. X Cor
dons dsdnkk and disordssiys nnsd -. John Resi,
Pressa N. srN.nSesy 10 Mcclure, di.orderIy, lined
"a. .sJalA Aulick, creating nuisance, disnissed.
Mary H'ibus, John Hilbus, Martin Renehan, and
sS;.a as: s:%'s,. sns :.. :ss s:si...s %
J. JsrdAm, threats; bal " keep peace. Mat. Nc.
Grsth, vagrant; fined Si.6o. = "a u
,fraa-et ~ sznGlAaie htaaes Pat, KefAsAAI.
Barney Ward, drunk and disorderly, dismissed
James WeFdsarynk. sed aja4rasrly; turned over
Hs aIaa
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

WASHINGTON MELoDEos.-A grand benefit
will be rendered 10 Prof. C. Nachman, the leader
OF the orchestra, on Monday evening, July a. At
the, same time silver cup will be presented to the
best j,s dancer. We predict crowded audience
upon THAT occasion. q, .,. , o.. .,,,.,... ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
Naval Order To-Day.

Assistant Paymaster II. helvillehana, de-
tached from the J. p. jackson, aud ordered to
return North. '.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
WHERE n LEE Z

: From the best information at hand II ap-
pears atLee's army Is near Winchester or
above that point, while our own army occupies
such position that he cannot get back 70
Richmond without lighting usat disadvantage.
me rebel general is either holding his posi-
tlop 70 gathuri supplies from the crops in the
valley, or, Win the aid Of such rsinforcements
as hs @y hs%sobtslned, to give another bsttle
or seriss ofbsttles to the Army of the Potomniac.
Our army Is ready To fight him anxious, in
deed, to give him all the lighting he wants,
rather than return to smother campaign In
those districts of Virginia which have been SO
thoroughly dsvsssstsd by thsxsr
We may expect stirring news from General
Meade's army soonn.. a.. J., % 81 "H" "a '''''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
SPEMAsLNOTICES.

THs NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public. ,nsetipgs every TUESDAY EVENING,
In 'tlstf HAi, 4sf Ninth street fhsrs win b
ptta1lA1sel5aai eohgh IN ThsrsadiAs-sooas
oReHspaU Sgeninean 90 q U.A.E apr <-<w
JanssrA. Aswn, Esq. II duly authorised aad
essrsditsd - an Agent 70 solicit and rsceivs sub
bsriptioas aad contributions In support Of thsRs.
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or SELF ounE: ~ one who has cured himself af.
medical tS%bas "a aseSefS. Ano INJURY 'nfoush
AZ enclosinE 4 .pcstpsid addressed snvslops,
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EDffon ov RuRUs1loAn--Dssr ~. With
y1uf peIer VIII send " return mail to all
iot mshinE and using . simple Vegetable BaSn,
thst wtn s6eetsslly reuoye, IN 10 days, naplss,
skint leaving the Same soss, clear, smooth, and
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nnuriant Hair, .whis1sfs, or Aoustaehe, in Isss
sh.n q nsa sSssy AM spplieasions answered byreturn
hstfectNl1y yours - 80 -.rs -.ats ....
yssrasnd i' :. No. 81 nrosdway, New York.
TnB GalAT lRnnsYLvAMA RoUru.-Th,
gutsh sst assa safsst pasts - the Northwest n
eeathWeet. I've thseusA tFatns daily, and ons o,
nanday. 9oldisss' tskets - 0ovssnment rste. q
~ the. prtastpal points IN tks North and Weef
fur eksts and further Information apply st tAs 81
dee OF the "Great PennsylvaniA Route" northssst
corner PennsylvAniA avenue and nlnth strsst. IN.
der National Hotel. Once open from 8, 4. 10
p. n.;Ou Sundays 10 y. M. - 'U--'
Z. q NORTON,
suG 4.r.r Aren't,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
II DISTINCT COURT OF THE UNITED

10 aH phom II may concern, GREETING:
A, so'iee Is hereby given, That on the 27th day Of
maS, Iooe, lot OF goods, wares and merchandise
And money and one bond, we've seized by The I'M.
ted States steamer Western World, med to the
Nor,h Atlantic Blockading Squadron, Samuel b
mandlng, and the same Is libeled and prosecuted
uhs Court In the name Of the United states, as
lawful prizei sn! that said cause will stand fof
on the rrtt Monday Of september next, when and
Where al persons are warned 10 appear to sh W
cpItSe Why eondempatiRn should NOT be iecrteJ
apd Y inttrvenS for thstr interests ~ = H'i'S'''
JyH-at1 u. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
CAPTURE OF a nnpKI. FORCE.

CARo, July 2i.--Informstion wss received
Saturday afternoon, that . force Of rebels, three
or four hundred strong, would encsmp that
night at point three miles from Riensi, whose
intestions were to attack Camp Davis, strong
stoetade for SIX miles south Of Corinth, next
morning, they being under the impression that
tho garrison were nearly all away upon q scout
In Alabama. l s1vI %, &c.,.
A detachment Of the Sixth Illinois and tho
Third Battalion of the Sixth Ohio cavalry, were
immsdistely sent forward who compile tely sur
prised and captured the whole force. Nd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

Aa0n1rRADof to-days kn0MloAR fsr
ints1daiAg nsWS nAttsr sad nisssilsaeoss pafa-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

DRowNsD.-!Thc body of soldier, ,nnamed
VIM. smith, was found In the river, near Easbeyr
ship yard. yesterday. 1t was taken out snd the
coroner sent for. 1t seems that the deceased had
gone into the river to wash his horse, and got be-
yond his depth. When, being unable ,tp swim, he
was drowned. Tho jury, after hearing the facts OF
the case, rendered a verdict In accordance, The
body was taken In charge Of by the q. NJ. Dept.
Smith was native OF Carlisle, Pa, and was about
"a years OF age. . . ~. ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
.II..NI3nL

RAn.oAps.-xsatvAi AND Axp DrrARrua, or
sre inserted By autherity ofths railroad companies
severalS ,usoeAa ass oDoeg1ly e6Frseted vhen
changes aaAs, hsass san y relied upon q cor
rect gt TiBb .HaTiI ONO
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
GREAT CAVALRY RAID IN NORTH

NkwBERs, July 1s.-A cavalry expedition
left this morning which will pcnctrsssthe inte-
rior . hundred miles or more. -a t'" ..r
Beforethis Information is published, its mis-
sion will be accomplished.
hineludes extensive railroad bridges, culycrts
and railroad connections. .l d. ". .
General Potter is in command.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

A FIsHrISG CUss.-Geo. W. Hanley was sent
to the Gusrdhouse this morning by his command
Ing officer for being absent without leave, When
being told to give up his property, he swore he
would not, and wanted to fight the ard.ror" any
other man." He was finally overpowered shd
afterwards treated to q shower-bsth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

We observe that the ST. Louis papers now
contain an abundance Of advertisements of
steamers TO leave for yicksburg. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

ARREST or A PIcKPoCKET.--On Saturday
l.st, Geo. Myers, who WAS arrested the previous
day by Sergeant Johnson, for attempting TO pick
the pocket OF MiShae Ryan Of his silver watch, at
the Park Hotel, WAS finally examined by justice
Thompson, and committed for court. Tho pris-
oner was recognized by the jail guards AZ an old
acquaintance, having broke jail willie In conane-
ment there some time since. Myers, who was con-
lined in the lookup near the Park Hotel after his
arrest by sergent Johnson, had nearly made his
escape from the cell, but that was frustrated BY
the vIgLlAnee OF Sergeant JohnAon. 4 rlnL -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
ENGLISH yIEyys OF r,,.. n, n, ,yAu

ENGLisH VIEWS OF THE WAR. D,
The news of our late brilliant snccesses, will,
doubtless, produce In England, another spas.
modic expression of feeling In reference to the
cruelties OF this war Whenever the Union
arms are Triumphant, tho Englsh Journals Of .
certain class, the London Times included, are
seized with spasms upon the subject OF blood
shedding amcng brethren. They cry out with
humanitarian tenderness whenever our armies
move upon the enemy's works and capture
them, or strike telling blows upon the rebel
armies. But when the rebels are apparently
successful for time, our good friends over the
water forget the atrocities of this '' fratrcidal
Contest and this cruel war loses It's horrors
Vicksburg, Port Hudson, Gettysburg, and
Charleston, will remind them afresh that this
is very wicked war and that they ought TO
exert every effort To bring about an " "interyen-
tion." -r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
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fSRGJtshL &na ahslsAtss,a5uf1f "
business men to the classiasaton Of our advertise
ments. We intend to ksep business eye 70 this
msGDfhn shs hnnshs Or - VAhaAi 0DhRiTiPs
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
I've h.saV& m1s ssc.Ipsd III MeI..1at, M

"a Sl:sis3sHV!.',si 0Slf1T'frr 0Slf1T'fr on Sin7HTt~I
Major McCook, father Of Maj. Gen. McCook,
dled at Pomeroy yesterday, from the effects of
1yTfYe''H ss.anses I'lH4U I "a;
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

THREE IRISH versus ONE EruIoPIc.-Whilst
two clerks OF Capt Hartzs otAce were passing
Sixth street, between @ and H, they heard cry Of
murder, and repaired TO the spot whence the voice
proceeded. They found three sons OF the Emerald
Isle asssulting and maltreating a son Of AfSio's
sunny.ciime. Chas. Harrigsr, y member Of the
metropolitan Police force, was returning home
from dutyN the time, but being informed OF the
fact, he Immediately arrested the men and CON.
mtted thom TO the .Guardh0use. ~ lW