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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

FIRR.-A serious fire occurred In Georgetown
last night, wholly destroying the soap and tallow
establ l.shment Of Wm. L. Dawson, corner Water
and Frederick streets. The nature Of the mate
rlals with which the building was hiled rendered
utterly abortive all attempts to eNtlnguish the
flames, whicl. ao0n left nothing but a mass Of
smoking ruins. The proprietor Mr.. Dawson, had
n narrow cscape while endeavoring to save his
books and papers. The watchusn, wife and two
children (colored) were sleeping In the building at
the time. the parents managed to escape, leaving
the children to perish ~ the names.
The loss 10 estimated At Ss,00O on which there Is
insurance for Si,bOO on the stock, and, 1t IL
thought, something additional on the building
though this 10 not certain.
Great credit Is due to the vigilsnt tre company,
OF this place, under the foremanship OF Mr. Kodier
They were the means Of saying the extensive grst
mill OF Herr Il Wehlh, which adJoined Mr.. paw
sons property. The lire companies OF Washington
were on hand, as well as the Hibernis steamer
They all rendered good service.
POLICE CAsRs.-Wesley Adams, drunk; dis
missed. oae soldier, drunki over to military. J..
Power, s. Nelson and Jas. Conner, disorderlyj fined
10 ~. Jno Mahoney, disorderly; tined ss.4I. Kate
Donnelly, drunk iworkhouse. one soldier, drunk;
over to military.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Arrivais-
Borden Mining Cos L. A. Fauble, ia tonsi Molly
Mack Olj Anna aiariOn, iOi tons; Henry y. kindle,
10! tons, Rays docks; ID. stewart, iOi tonsi w.
~ Taylor, lUS tOnsi G. J.. Lloyd los tonsi l71G,"
iU7 tons.~ Agnew's docks; Liberty, iie tonsi 81,
L. Z. Bradley, Ii3 tonsi Keystone, III tons. WASH
iagton Gas Co; J. y MeCuiioch, ii2 tons, not con-
signed The AM ricsn Flag,
Dcparfures-Anps Rhinshart, Molly Mock, NJ. x
e. bradley, y. d. Hartley, knergetie, c. A Fauble,
II. G. Frazier, and W. u. Taylor,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
p,sm,,ssis from the Army

Dringthe neck ending Saturday, Aug. 20, 1868.
Major A. W. FLETCHER, Additional Paymas-
ter United States Army, Tor incompetency and
being an unfit and improper person to hold q
commission, to date August 81, 1853.
Second Lieutenant CONRAD MURAT, 9Th
United States cavalry, for disobedieuce of Or
ders, deserting his command In face of the
27, 1863.
Second Lieutenant STANLEY MoURroN, Sd
United States Infantry, for drunkenness, to
date August 81, 1853.
Colonel N. W. DANIELS and First Lieutenant
and Adjutant E. X. PRoUTY, ed regiment of in
fantry, Corps d'Afrique, dismissal In Special
Orders 1906, Headquarters Department Of the
Gull, confirmed by the President, to date Au-
gust II, 1868.
Major HENRY A. WHITE, 18th Pennsy lysuis
cavalry, for drunkenness, conduct prejudicial
to good order aud discipline, breach Of arrest,
and absence without authority, to date August
"a, 1868.
Major MARTIN j. BYRsg, 18th Pennsylyanis
cavalry, for allowing hii command to be sur
prised and captured, for Disgusting his rank
aud allowing himself to be paroled as the
colonel's orderly, and for dcscrtion, to date
August 81, 1868.
Captain NJ. ". LOCKE, Invalid Corps, to
date August 25, 1853.
Captains THOMAS BRnwnR and W. H.
RuoADEs, l6ad New York volunteers, dismis-
sal in Special Orders Sc, Headquarters Depart
ment Of the Cult, confirmed by the President;
to date April l., 1868.
First Lieutenant and Quartermasier BESJA-
MIN F. HEDGEs and First Lieutenant THKo-
DoRE GEYER, I'd Delaware volunteers, for alb
sence without leave; to date August "a, 1868.
Lieutenant NJ. TOWER, 7lh Iowa cavalry, for
disobedience of orders and conduct unbecom-
Ing an officer aud gentleman, TO date August
70, 1868.
Second Lieutenant WILSON y. LAPFERTY, 59th
New York volunteers, for descrtion, to date
January 81, 1868.
SENTENCES MITIGATED.
First Lieutrnants WILLIAM ID. WMpMAN aud
WILLIAM FoRREsT, Ssth Indiana volunteers,
sentenced to he cashiered In General Orders
~, Headquarters Department Of the Cumber
land, commuted by the President to . for
feiture of three months pay"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Naval Orders To-day.

Commodore X. X. Thatcher, ordered to the
West Gulf Blockading Squadron, to command
the steam frigate Colorado.
Commander Z. Darlington Bowers, detached
from the Naval Rendezvous, Portsmouth, N.
H., and ordered to command the receiving
ship vandalia.
Commander W. L. Leroy, ordered to CON-
mand the sloop- Oneida.
Lieutenant Commander Geo. A. Stevens, de-
tached from the command of the Huron, and
ordered to return North.
Lieut.. Commander F.. P. Williams, detached
from the Powhatan and ordered to command
the Huron.
Lieut.. Commander Chas. L. Fleming, pre-
paratory orders to command the Sycamore.
Lieut.. Commander Robert Boyd, detached
from the receiving ship at Boston and ordered
to the Powhatan.
Second Assistant Engineer +. j. Brooks, de-
tached from the prize steamer Eagle, and or
dered to the Richmond.
Second Assistant Engineer, Louis J. Allen,
detached from the Conemaugh, and ordered
North for examination.
Third Assistant Engineer John II. Huxley,
ordered to examination.
Carpenter John Macfarlane, detached from
the Rachel Seaman and waiting orders.
RESIGNED.
Benjamin +. Camp, Jr., has resigned his
commission as an Assistant Paymaster In the
u. 3. Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF EsRoLMRsT.-The following Is tho
list OF exemptions made up to O'Clock to-day;
John Corksgrow, over age.
George ". Donhey, over arc
jain Breslehsn, over age.
Frederick spiseer, Uy yer age.
Hugh DOnohue, only parent OF child.
Jesse =. $. Weeks, only parent oichild.
Augustus Binswanger, under age.
John Thompson, under age
Richard stennili, alien.
Patrick Quiliigan, alien,
william ,. Brenner, disability.
william Topham, disability
Joseph Vinal. disability.
orlando Griffin, disability.
John Dwyer, over age.
Andrew J. Wheetiy, Oyer age.
ID. Bohleber, over age.
4. d. sheriff., disability.
John W. Martin, disability.
Julius Goldsmith, alien.
William l.. Martin, errOneously enrolled.
Thomas 4. Cant, Gol0rcd, furnished substitute,
Joseph d. Wells, furnished substitute, Edward
Golden.
Charles L. stanford, furnished substitute, Patrick
Makln.
Henry Harris, eolored furnished substitute, John
Maeks.
Thomas d. Turner, disability.
Joseph y. Mliburn, disability.
Henry Teaeham, ouly son OF widow.
Horace Wilson, nyer age,
Patrick Donneiy, over age.
Wm. BtrkhUuse, accept Il.
J. l.. Wright, tuInished substitute, John Hughes
Henry J. Bright furnished substitute, John MIL
Ter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Down with the Coal and Wood Mouopo.
ly-Cheap Fuel Association,

The clerks in the Departments and all others,
who are interested in bringing down the present
high prices Of wood and coal In Washington,
and in breaking up the accursed monopolies
that are burning and eating out our vltals, are
invited to meet at the Union League Reading
Room Hall, on Ninth street, on Friday eniug
next, 4th inst, for the purpose of forming an
Association, with a view to procuring our wood
and coal at lower prices than now asked by the
Washington Monopolists.
Remember, that good Anthracite coal for
family use sells at 90. 5Og$7. so per ton In Bal
timore, while dealers In Warrington erdcf
%. 5O(G$lOW per ton, with ominous hints OF
higher rates. There Is no good reason for these
high prices, when the fact is well known that
SO per cent. more coal has been delivered In
Philadelphia from the mines this year than
during the same period last year.
Let from one hundred to one thousand fuel
consumers unite themselves into an associa-
tion, aud through their officers advertise in
Philadelphia for proposals to deliver here at the
wharf, free In the carts, to be weighed under
the supervision of one Of the associations in
spectors, Of from one to six or ten thousand
tons Of the best grades Of anthracite coal for
family use, and there is not much doubt that
our coal will cost Us at least 90 per ton less
than present Washington prices, aud we will
get full tceighf, too. Who gets 70 nowf Tho
same can be done as to wood. A word 10 the
wise should be sufficient. Remember Friday
night. A ACLERK.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
DIED..

On the neraiss z ths q Inst, aftss aiinssrias
illness, which he bore with Christian forlitude,
JEREMIAH d. HARRINGTON, In the nd year OF M
age, native Of Kilwofth, county Of Cork, Ire.
land, but for the last hfsesn year. rssidSnt Of
His fissrsi vii take place as . O'Clock, rAurs.
day afternoon, from his late rssidsnee, street
south, Capitol Hill The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend without hnfthsr
notice.
DIED,
On Tuesday the ist September, At one O'Clock
andnfty minutes p. m, SAMUEL ASHroH, youngest
land last) child Of Charles W. and sarah Mitchell,
aged year, months. 81 days and 6hours.
Our sammy" the last Of thrs4 children dear,
Has fallsn in stern deaths embrace,
And parents IN sorrow their loss must bear,
While he has Joined his Brothers and by them
takes his place. r
No more shall palm ache his little head,
Which soon will rest near its Brothers dead.
The relatives and friends Of the family are In.
vlted to attend his funeral from the residence OF
bis parents, Four-and-a-hAlf street, between and
N streets, on Thursday next, at o'clock D. m. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
SENSATION REPORTS,

Yesterday We exposed the falslty Of a senss-
tlon dispatch, forwarded from New York, about
the Presidents forthcoming letter, which was
elaborated upon by an immense capital head.
ing In the first edition of the Star. Thinking
the public not sufficiently humbuRged, thst pa
per. in It's second edition, made the startling
announcement that lee had crossed 10 tie north
side cfthe Rappahannoek @ith nv thousand men.
Some frightened jackass, observing q large
Federal force at certain point on the Kappa
hammock, rushed up to the city and reported
that Lee, with Any thousand men, had crossed
the river; the Star swallows II, and the whole
community Is thrown into a state of alarm
No other paper has the news.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
FRENCH BLOCKADE ON MEXICAN
PORTS.

Since II is true that no formal declaration Of
war has ever been made against Mexico by
France, (Forey having been originally sent
there as a sort of legal agent to collect debt
the following piece of Intelligence by the
steamer Inman is interesting and cool, to say
the least.
The following official announcement had
been published In Paris; "The Government had
sent Instructions TO Mexico revoking the meas
ures relative TO the sequestration Of the proper
ty of those who had taken up arms TO oppose
us, and csncelling the prohibition Of the ex-
portation of specie. Although the state of
are still some armed bands In existence who
find sources of support from certain Custom
Houses. In order to hasten their dlspsrsion,
the French Admiral, amer the 25th OF August,
will establish blockade, extending from the
Lagunes, ten leagues south Of Matamoras, to
Campcachy,o -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
state Convention orthe Em mancipationists
Of Missouri.

OF Missouri.
JEFFERSON CITY, No., September 1.-The
Radical Emancipationists' State Convention
met here to-day. Judge Wells, of Cole county,
presided, assisted by two vice presidents from
each Congressional district. Four-fifths of the
counties Of the State are represented. Other
delegates continue to arrive. Candidates for
Supreme Judges of the State will be nominated.
The following resolutions created much en-
thuslasm, and were referred to the Committee
on Resolutions
Resolved, That relying upon the unanimous
feeling existing between the Union men of Mis-
souri and Illinois, we respectfully request the
latter, while assembled In mass meeting at
Springfield, to join us In appealing to the Pres
ident Tor such a change of administration of
the Department of Missouri as will correct the
evils of the policy of negro slavery, conserya-
tism, and concession to rebels which has per.
mitted the massacre at Lawrence, and under
which the truly loyal men of Missouri are to-
day suffering the inhiction Of murderous aud
civil strife from the presence Of large mum.
Der of the enemies of the Government, while
every foot of her soil Is under Federal rule.
Resolutions were adopted declaring 1t expc
dent, In calling Constitutional Convention,
to apopt and submit to the people an ordinance
of Immediate emancipation, and such other
measures as will tend to pacify the State.
Resolutions were also adopted recommending
the people to instruct In writing, by a ma jority
Of voters, each member of the present Legisla-
ture who will not pledge himself in writing To
vote for call Of a new convention, aud that
the name Of each member betraying his con.
stituents be published In every newspaper in
The State. The following was also adopted
hesot"sd, That, respectfully demanding Of
Gen. schoheh permission 10 recruit negroes
Deionging to dlsluyalists of this State, and that
as the exigcncies of the times Indicate change
ln the department cdfhuandcrs, we appoint
eommittee to draft memorial, which shall be
questing the President to assign Gen, Butler
or some other suitable man to com mmani this
department, and that we regard the Presideut's
proclamation OF January, 1858, as irreyocable
and We request our Legislature, senators and
Representative In Congress to use their utmost
cndcavors 10 have our National Constitution
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
PERSONAL

MRS. LINCOLN and son, with General Double
day and wife, are at the Equinox House, MAnehes-
ter, Vt.
The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY arrived In New
York on Monday and visited the Brookiya Navy
fark, where he was received with the usual
honors.
Mr.. Cisco, tho Assistant Treasurer of the
united STATE. At New York, has had the nag OF the
Treasury At half most Tuesday as q mark Of TO
spest to the memory Of Gov. Bradish, one of hi,
predecessor In office,
1T GIVES US pleasure to inform the Washing
ton public that the talented authoress and actress
Miss Dora shaw, Is engaged by Manager Grover
for the coming season as an authoress She. no
doubt, 10 known to many here as an actress. She
will make herself In proprae personal, and the
thestre-e eoers will remember her,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
THE MEXICAN FLAG DISPLAYED BY
AN AMERICAN CONSUL.

By reference to the news from Europe by the
steamer Africa, published elsewhere In to-day's
paper, 1t will be observed that 1t is reported
that the American Consul at Frankfort dis.
played the Mexican flag, and the " Europe"
newspaper "explains" that cit was in pur
suance Of an arrangement by which, in case Of
the overthrow Of the Republican party In Mex
leo, President Lincoln piH dlioW Aezieo 10 be
represented in foreign countries by agents Of the
Washington governmtntr'
With reference to the Enrope's extraordinary
explanation, we have to say that no such ear
raugement is known to our government, aud
the consul who displayed the Mexican flag
probably did II upon his own responsibility.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Cadets OF the United States Military
Academv


Academy.
The following Is q list of the graduating
class of 1858:
q. John R. Meigs, sat large" assigned to
Corps of Engineers.
%. Peter 5. Niche, Ohio, assign to Corps Of
Engineers.
IS. James d. Rabb, Kentucky, assigned to
Corps Of Engineers.
=. William J. Troining, Indiana, assigned
to Corps of Engineers.
'5. William X. King, New York, assigned to
Corps of Engineers.
Q. William II. II: Benyaurd, Pennsylvania,
assigned to Corps of Engineers.
| Z. Charles W. Howell, Indiana, assigned ia
Corps Of Engineers.
=. AZa H. iolgate, Ohio, assigned to Corps
Of Engineers.
.. John X. McGuiness, Ohio, assigned to
Ordnance Department.
10. George ". McKes, at large" assigned
to Ordnance Department.
II. Frank II. Phipps, Pennsylvania, assigned
to Ordnance Department.
IL. James ". Reilly, Pennsylvania, assigned
TO Ordnance Department.
10. Josiah H.. v. Field, at large" assigned
to Ordnance Department.
IA. Charles +. Rockwell, Vermont, Assigned
TO Ordnance Department.
ID. William s. Beebe, "at large" assigned
to Ordnance Department.
10. Thomas Ward, :" at large" assigned to
lst regiment artillery.
II. Jacob u. H.Counselman, ,Maryland, Assigned
to lst regiment artillery.
Is. George d. Ramsay, Jr, sat large" as
signed to LIST regiment artillery.
10. Henry c. Dodge, New York, assigned 10
I'd regiment artillery.
20. John u. Butler, Pennsylvania. assipned
TO 4th regiment artillery.
81. Robert Catlin, Washington Territory, as
signed to 9Th regiment artillery.
~. Charles II. Lester, Connecticut, assigned
TO I'd regiment cavalry.
23. Kenelm Robbins, Massachusetts, assign.
ed TO 9Th regiment cavalry.
"a. James NJ. Sanno, New Jersey, assigned
to 9Th regiment infantry.
25. James X, Reid, New York, assigned 10
10th regiment infantry.
In conformity with Regulation for the gov
ernment ofthe United States Military Academy,
the names Of the five most distinguished cadets
OF each class, marked with a star In the Cadet
Register, are attached to the Annual Army Reg.
lister. The following Is the list Of these listin-
gushed cadets for 1868:
First O!ass.
4. John X. Megs, "at large"
'a. Peter s. Miclie Ohio.
'3. James ID. Rabb, Kentucky.
=. William j. 1roining, Indiana.
-. william X. King, New York.
second Class.
Il. Arthur II. Burnhan, Massachusetts.
-. Amos Stickney, New York.
3. Garrett J. Lydecksr, New York.
=. Oswald II. Ernst, Ohio.
-. James W. Cuyler. "at largc.'
THIRD Glass.
y. Charles W. Raymond, New York.
'2' Alexander Macomb Miller, sat large"
- Thomas IL Haudbury, Pennsylvania.
-. Lewis G. Overman, " at large.r
- william II. Chase, Pennsylvania.
FourM Glass.
i. James Mcrcur, Pcunsylvania.
-. Benjamin d. Greene, Maine.
", George NJ. Wheeler, Colorado.
=. Charles T.. l., b. Davis, Connecticut.
-. Henry NJ. Adams, Massachusetts.