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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
DENTISTRY.
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ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLAsTlC BONE TEETH,
DIR. g.. b. BIGEsH0ND,
elO Broadway, New York, and 06O Penn. avenue,
wAsHINer0N, D. O.,
Calls the attention C the public 10 the folowinoo
pay advantages Of his Improved system:
fst. The teeth Of his nanufacture viii never cor
rode nor shAags color By any aeids and are three
1buYths lighter than any other. No.
"a. No teeth nor roots nssd be extyaetSd, e. The
artiacial onss can BE- inserted over thsm.
d. The roots win BE- nsds inodsnsivs and nsvss
tsh. No temporary tsssh ars nssdsd, q psrmsasns
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
The natural expression Of the face, which, undsi
The old system, q frequently dishgursd.
Se,. THIS work has been fully tested, for over dvs
ysa . By many Of the Arst ehsmists and physisians
Of aiis and the OLD county. -s, ,...-,,.
nstel hlling, with whish the most sensitive teeth
saa b hlled without pain, and can build up per.
isst sound teeth on any sAde roots, which viii Last
through . lifetime.
Csif and sIsains iDr yourselves. nov s-sn
|nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
IL practice Of Dsntistry, In the WAshington
yulldlng, corner PsnnsylyanlA avenue and Ssvsnth
strsst Having prasttSsd N The South nearly sig.
ven years, he fssls assured Inst hs can Ovs saAs
lAseaoa 10 my that naI sall
Te01h inserted % vulsAnlts, Rubber, o. %,
eiAAe. CAloroissn sAniAisssssa vhss dsslfsA
sAs 1~ a# r..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
TTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTINCT COURT OF THE UNITED

To all tohom u may concern, GaEETIno;
Notice 10 hereby given, That on the 8th day OF
February, 1888, the schooner Dan. Smith, attached
TO the hotomAo Flotilla, captured the boat mo
nnmel, with the goods wares and merchandise
laden therein, and certain packages Of money,
notes and bonds, and the same have been brought
OF this Court and the same are libeled and prose
cuted In this Court in the name Of the Omitted
states, for condemnation lawful prize; and that
the city Of Washington, on the hrst Monday oi
August next, when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why condemns
tion should not be decreed, and to intervene fol
their interests. r. ]. MEIGS,
ivI1-dtd Clerk,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
Anlusenaonts.

VARlETIEs-Bslls Of Washin9ton.
the great local play Of Union sentiment-an actual
ct, which occurred Ia our city some time, and oc-
r,sioned sensation stu alive In the memories Of
the old residents of the city. ills destined to create
a great Jurorej showing beautiful young lady on
the downward path from bride to astreet beggar.
Performed with the double Concert Hall Troupe
,gnes sutherland, Jim Budworth, BILLY Ross, and
t9y srtistes. Wednesday-ladies' fashionable
matinee, and the great play.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The week opens auspl-
',sry large and talented company and an unusa-
.,,y attractive bill. The great Rayel ballet panto-
nine entitled "Robert and Jsques" will be per
,ormed tonight bringing into requisition the tai
ants of the large and effective psntomime troupe
.s,ongiuR to the establishment. Miss Eva Brent,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
V,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTINCT COUNT oE THE UNITED

STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To all ,ahom u may conoers, GREErrNe,
Notice II hereby given, that, on the I'D day oi
June, 1858, the United states MarshAl for the Dis
triot Of Columbia seized the east - fset inches
front Of lot numbered by the depth Of the lot in
square numbered 269i and the lot numbered ., In
square numbered eo2; and the lot numbered Q, In
square es2, and the lot numbered = In square 6e2;
and lot numtered :, In square ss2; and lot mum.
bered Q, In square 692 As the property OF William
=. Phiilips; tho same being known and designated
on the ground pats and plans Of the city OF WASH
ington, recorded In the Land Records Of said Dis
trict, by the numbers and dsscrlptioa Aforesaid
together with all the improvements, buildings,
rights, privileges, .appurtenanoes and heredita.
ments to the same belonging; and the zane are II.
belsd and prosecuted In this Court In the name oi
the United States, for forfeiture account OF Ger
tain branches OF tbs laws OF ths United States
committed by the said William Phillipsj and that
said cause will stand for trial at the CITY Hail. In
the city of Washington, on the first Monday o
August next; when and where all persons ars
warned to appear to show cause why forfeiture
interests. r. J. MEIGs,
jyl1-dtd Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
CUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS THE.
DIsTRICTCOURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.

United states ". YAwl Boat (no nAms) and oar
20, and certain packakes Of money, bank notes
""% whereas the said yawl Boat and cargo and GER
tain packages Of money, bank notes and coin,
were captured as prize BY the schooner Racer, At
taehed to the Potomac Flotilla, and brought Into
the port Of Warrington and within the Jurisdiction
OF said court, and on the 2sth day Of June, A. d:
1889, q Libel was He'd In said court BY the United
states Attorney for said district praying the oon-
demnation OF said Yawl Boat, and cargo, and GER
tain packag Of money, bank notes and eoini and
that process OF monition and attachment Issue
against the same, and the owners thereof, warning
them at some early day to appear and anwser said
Libel:
IL 10, therefore, ORDERED by this Court in Admi.
rAlty, sitting this 2sth day ofJune, A. 1855 that
notice be given to the owners OF said yawl boat
and cargo, and certain packages OF money, bank
notes and ooin and all persons interested or claim
ing an interest therein to appear and answer this
Libel on the first Monday In August next and
show cause, II any they have, why said yawl boat
and cargo and certain packages of money, bank
notes and coin, should not be condemned and sold
according to laws and that said notice be given by
nosting copy Of this order upon the front door Of
court House Of said District, and BY publication
| IN the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, twice week pre-
viohs TO the said frst Monday In August, the hrst
publication to be mnde on or before the frat Mon
| day In July next
| BY order OF the Court.
| Test; \. J. mEiGs, Clerk.
| Copy-Test; II. ]. MEiGs, CLERK.
| iye-2AWtAug3
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRrs-Ireeinet
No. mo arrests.
Precinct No. alive soldiers were brought In for
lighting and drunkenness, they were all turned
over to military.
Precinct No. s.-One soldier, drank to military
John Gaul, do; dismissed. J. A. Grimes, disorderly;
do Charles HAmilton, Henry Martin, L. Dover,
do; fined each ease. Lewis Chinisy, do, fined s6.62
VIM visar, do, fined % ~. John Johnson, grand
larceny; jail. Jim Butler, buying stolen goods;
dismissed. Chas. Curtis, firing pistolj hnsd e6.tA.
Precinct No. 4.-Dan Picket, drunk and disorisrly;
) lned q so, John Leonard, dol fined ~. WIN. Will
son, fast riding; fined -. Ida Msbstter, disorder
y; workhouse,
Precinct No. 6.-Kase Gillion, petty larceny, dis
missed.
Precinct No. 6.-J. Lancaster, dlsordsrly, work.
house 90 days, Ann Lacy, drunk and disorderly,
fined s6;J. II. Cunningham, disorderly and profane,
6sed So; Charlotte Read, disorderly, fined s6 Jas.
shortel, do, dismissedi Alice Barrett, do, fined
40; Jim Ferguson, do, dismissed.
Precinct No. TN. Penney, drunk, over to milf
tsry; Mag. Jones, swearing In street, lined s26si
Mary Jane Hall, drunk and disorderly, fined si.6s
Geo. Mcdaniel, horse stealing, held for hearing
Dan. Donahue, larceny, over to military Chsrles
Klische lighting, fined g. 6si Randoip Barnes, burg
larry, jail for court.
Precinct No. 8.-No arrests.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
NITED STATES SEQ BONDS
u U. s. 80 TREASURY NOTES,

NIT Il ID 81 Il 4 3 5-yO BONDS,
" U. 8. 80 TREASURY NOTES,
U.s COUPONS OF 1881,
US. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNEss
Gold, silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts OF Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish 8 20 bonds at par,
until the ist Of August next, when the privilege Of
ordsr Tor srocxs and Coin executed In Nsw
York exclusively on commissioa.
RfTTENHOUsE, FAINT CO.,
jyi4-im Banksrs, so9 Fem. avenue.
ASURY DEPARTMENT
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
KENCY, WAsHINaToN, July 10, lSss.-Whereas,
BY satisfactory evidence presented TO the under.
National Bank Of Washington, In the county OF
Washington and District Of Columbia, has been
duly organised undsr and according to the require
ments OF the aot Of Congress entitled " An act to
provide . national currency, secured BY pledge
Of United states stocks, and to provide for the cir
culAtion and redemption thereof" approved Feb
ruary 10, 1850, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of said aet required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking;
Now, therefore, ], Hugh MoCullooh, Comptroller
Of the Currency, DO hereby certify that the said
First National bank Of Washington, county oi
WAshington and District OF Columbia, 10 author
lied TO commence the business OF Banking under
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
IL 81 and seal Of office this 18th day OF July 1883
HUGH McCULLOCH,
jyi7-d2m Comptroller Of the Currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

}. A woRD or ADvIcs.-Those who have been
dostoring for weeks and months without obtaining
selief, should consult Dr. FtaAblett, who's snes Z
sadisaliy cured. twenty-five ylen sxpSricsss ha1
established Dr. Fishblatt's rsputAton as physi
siAn. Recent eases eured In NV days. Chafgsl
0odsrata. Ia DR. BI1HDLAfT, : 2
No. A9t : street, corner of nlghtA,
r j. Opposite NJ 0sassAl R1tt OAAso.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

ef whose snsiag Tie pSblis sssn never b ~ y
1nnounoed Tor several Of her cpatae
songs and ballads, apd Ne entars ssnpssy Wi sp-
psar in sA sxtsadsd prsssanns ofssvsaAIss.p g
WlsHINeroN TmAfns.--1sosps 81. De~ts.-
ThS success which has attsadsd The -fanous sen'
paay N the wAshingtoa 1hsatrs II Justly due
tAsn, for no liks snsagbaisnsat sBists In this
country. Ths su1asnso6A1 - Wan1nglon Ths-
| fAtrs st ~ prsssst eoanD fedAAoashas aad bsii-
liaat, Evssy sls4e enAs, - egAeessA baioo-
niss ~ tss0 a!sIs Asvs pesse1e . tsaAsAsful
ssas q AsasnbtsAs lsvPllss.A - pspcnss
e.: 6: .his s:,s s.,s,.s g. ~ - -. e,
ssss.s.. nris fssiss - e4asSSS, yssas
sad bsautifai psrsseps = ~ ayinekiss Wsll
make her Arst appsafanss ~, svsnisg. o. ~
urday aftsrsoon ssxt thsss will b . ~ psslbsn-
ance. s,.AettHH - ,etSsa
| : wnurrnuasr,s oAssspy. ~ RnisuxkvAnrA
ixysHyr, OWES TIsssl8Y1 drssol-yk!sgAelst,
-: pssssnlass ssssSl ~ 8 . s&ssss,f, - - E
e: a: Tst,Ss Ss,ss !. ~ saSs.S ~ -; 8:
a ~ " 20; ~ !.ss.s.s[ = = T. 60: -
Ssas1 iof visvs q fssssSaSss pSsasd9ss.
Wlo VIII = CUs.Di-We dsalre p en-
spSeial Attentian 70 The aAvsr1ee1sat - - ssas
Hiis Is. 6osscr I H: sss %Soss
aa... .na sH q ..s 4 s:s ~ az s.
nsn Ss wsrnsd In tine, and sssI sSs bsss nssss q
reaisf. ~ n
TEE only place where ron can purchase Bsdi1
RubAy goods Of All kinds st MsaVssur9s prices, v
directs. mar 2s-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

a. La TnufrrE............"... Lessee
second week Of the Bsilliant Triumph of the
-TnOUPE PENIS. ,l...n
rnIs sMorpAfl a xyENinc. ..r,llNs. !. JulS sO.,..,
r,.sAprixEsSSistE n ID ixsSst EfEs Ell 'iiouur. 7.
soss .ss;: ss.:E: 3 sfsis
Mas.sss, Ao.s. taestysn yginE wire, w.
ron, On which he win perform on twelve diasssn
instrunents.) ~ seul-Ths conair, Mile Az
gusta. Cords yolant, La Belle Rosita. ovphsa!
Solo, >. A. Muller. TO conclude with the new bel
let pantomime, by N. Augusts, entitled THE IA
RANTULA. fAs Do Ds6x-LA ZiAgarilla, MILE
Rosita and Augusta. La Comique, Mons Henri
Ballet
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subsc, iber has obtained from the Or.
phnnsi Court Of Washington IOunty, In the District
6f Columbia, letters testamentary on the per
sonaI estate of Richard Brooks, late OF Wsshing-
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the youehen
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before me lith
excluded from all benefit ofthe said estate. Given
under my hand this nth day Of July, 1869:
ANTHONY BOWEN,
iylx-lsWsws Executor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
.-lS-.NAS.xlG.
WANTS.

A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY DE-
.:; Es.., I. 3, Z: r: ..
french, end German. No Objection TO- unite tie
aatsse Of Hopseksspsf eitl = seov>zn ~ AR
~ q vilovsr. A1drsSs Boz !, 'hspsslisss
A NURSE WANTED IMMEDIATE.
~ y 49, care Q, - lsdy, sssa11Ss
49, 49,: = .; ;.I:s: 2I:::sS Pr q Il k
CARRIER WANTED. LONE OR TWO
ACT ACTIVE, Y IN InIEa.Ie5sr TEL, q, soYs TO as,,ysr ,.
GOYERNlENT HOSPITAL FOR
ss.tia Hsights.-wsatsd, NAN sad his WIFE,
% take sHArvs q1 ~ ls.sdFy, an sldslly sIn0lE
AAH, vhc Scsld = glsd q goSa sons III :a
sfSens aiSssss: s x @ RSSS g s Hsn ISS 1 aS 4: Y
sSssssssi, "a must b able 70 fssd sad wriss.
WsSus l.Ltsl1 IA lt-lIs q " nhl-H 2 Z. -l-
NOLD, SILVER TREASURY NOTES
NJ saA tnitsA etatsc nsnds Of all kindA wanted
~ ,'so -. -. ;, cLAhx -. s.s,k 2 oHxLSoe ~
UTANTED. IA GENTLEMAN WITH
NV .s.all family assirss Y rent : House With
city. Plsass eAdfes Dox %, Rspus,isan oales,
stssns term, location, -. iyis-f
VT ANTED IMMEDIATEL Y
w TwHNTY cARPEtiTERs. Liberal wage
VIII b paid 10 good vorknen, and noas othefs
Psatcr shop, street, near Tie sorass Of ssvss'
'T-. -, Lieut.. cel. z; y. GaEENI
nay ss-H DspastnaS Of wsshingtoa.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

NATIONAL LOAN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury having extended
to the Tiasr DAy OF Avousr NEXT the privilege
Of conversion, We shall continue until that time
to furnish
THE NEW
SIX PER CENT. BoNDs
UNITED STATES, .
KNOWN A. ....... H.
FIv WEN Es,
Payable Twenty Years aftsr date,
Tor after Five Years, at option Of the Governusnt)
THESE BONDS
Aar THE
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
Now in the Market,
BEING SOLD AT PAR,
AND yrELpINo
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
IN GOLD,
Equivalent, at present price OF Coin, to
Q PER CENT. IN CURRENCY. .....
rHEy OPERA -..-.r.
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
.. yEsTMENr
FOR LARGE OR SMALL SUMS.
THE COUPO BON
ARE Issued IN
s5O's, slOO's, s5OO's, and q, l,O0O's,
trN AND
THE REGIs 7 E RED BONDS 8
s5o's, siO0s, s5OO's, 81 COOS, aud 5000.
q Rsrsons DESIRING Information Conserving this
loan can psospse At our counter, or upon Appltsa-
ton BY mai circulars answering all questions that
| may arise.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
4ss FIFTEENTH STREET, Washington, D. C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
PRINTING.

M,GILL q wITHEROW,
STRAM PRESS PRINTERs,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
Z street, BETWEEN ELEvERTH AND TWELFTH sTs.
0ns Square Nora Of Psnnsrlvaata svenuss
nay -Ann Washington, DC,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
DROPOsALS FOR MEDICINES.

undsrsisned until O'clock p. N. Of sXTusbxY,
the 18th instant, for supplying the WasAingtoa
Asylum with all the Medicines that may b re-
Medicines must Be Of the best quality, furnished
e may be required, and II not approved BY The
Phy.ician to the Asylum, TO be rejected.
w. @. H. NEWMAN,
JOHN McDEvITT,
Commissioner WAahinRton Asylum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20
FIVE. TWENTY BONDS.
MILITARY GOODS.

MILITARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 PENNsyLvANIA AVENUE,
Offer the largest assortment In this city, embrao-
ing all qualities used by officers In the Army and
Navy, such as
swords, sashes, Belts, shoulderstraps, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, &C., 6c., with . fne assortment ol
uniform clothing, with which We can furnish on
GERS complete outhts In . few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 PeunsYlvAnia Avenue.
apr i0-tfif Intel, star, Chron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Thls court was adjourned
last Saturday by Judge Fisher. special term
will be held In september.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

TIE only place where you can purchase hAdil
Rubby goods Of all kinds at MsaSscsur1s prices, "
rsansylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tsnti
Stseets. mar Mt
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

CIRcUIT CoURT.-The jury In the Wiley vs.
Brown case, not being able to agree upon yer.
dict, was discharged They last stood for plain
tff and for defendant. The case will be reargued
next September.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

ORPHANS CoURT-Judoe PurceU.-On last
Saturday the will Of Thos. Lumpkin was duly fled
and submitted TO probate. Robert @. Lumpkin, OF
Baltimore, was nominated his executor. His prop
erty is bsqueathed to his relations. The first and
final account Of Mrs. Miles Kelly as administra-
trix was qualified but the approval postponed un-
til next Saturday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

AIDING DEsERrIoS BY PRoxY.-A man by
the name OF Peter miller was arrested yesterday
on the above charge. Miller, It seems, tried to In
duce some women to hide away . soldier 90 a. to
aid him in deserting. He was arrested by Gov.
eminent detective and 10 now confined In the
Guardhouse for sentence. sol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIhIUMs IN GEORGE
TowN.-The annual distribution OF premiums to
the pupils Of the Public Schools In Georgetown
will take place this afternoon, ct O'Clock, at the
school house on Washington street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

RUNNING FROM THE PArRoL--Two soldiers
named strass and Hossman, were hailed BY tn
patrol last night and ordered to stop and show
their passes. They refused, and were arrested
and taken to the Guardhouse. This morninl
Major Cilley leetured and released them, the!
heing strangers In the city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

r AND WARRANTS WANTED. e.
Ii ie0s, sos, and 4O,s, for which the highest
market price will be paid, by Real Estate Agency,
Room ., corner seventh and streets. jyt6-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-20

PIokrocKsrs ARRlsrED.-There has lately
been large inflnx Into our city Of these hshs-
fingered gentry. number Of persons were ~
Iieved Of some Of their surplus cash by them on
Saturday morpiag while nAksting. One LADY,
while standing In % auction, had her pocket
picked of a purse containing large amount Of
money, 90 we would advise all to look out fol
their pockets In any kind Of . Jam. One Of these
individuals, who gave his name ~ Walter Harvey,
was brought into the Guardhouss last night By 4
detective officer, who caught him In the act oi
going hrop9h gentleman whils coming out Of one
of the hotels. lie n nov held Tor sentence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-15

that everybody spscnlates IN stocks, and With the
prospect Of fresh issues by Congress 1t will be-
come still cheaper. Our bankers are much given,
however, to run their heads against stone walls,
ana 80 this new experiment will have its trial.
Gold has been very active to-day, and large
proportion of the speculation which has been going
on in stocks appears to have been transferred to
the precious metal. 1t opened at l46,' advanced
to l47, fell back to 49, rallied again TO lat, sold
in the afternoon 1t l471s, and closed l47H bid.
This wild speculation in gold must run its course;
and it is to be hoped that no interference with the
laws of trade will be attempted. in the hope of
checking it. Exchange was very irregular; we
quote bankers sterling at 100 a 162.
Stocks were not SO strong to-day, partly in con-
sequence of sales to realize profits partly from an
unwillingness on the part of the leading brokers
to make more contracts at present, and partly
from the disturbance in money, sccasioned by the
calls for more margin by leading lenders. At the
decline, however, which was not uniform, new
buyers made their appearance and took all the
stocks offered with avidty. Governments were quite
heavy. The skies of 1881 declined ~, and the 7.30
notes 2 per cent, without apparent cause. Some
OF the most active among the bonds, as the Chica
go, Northwesterns and the Pittsburg and Fort
Waynes, were "a a per cent lower. The general
list was irregular at the first board. Cumberland
declined l, Pacific Mail "a. Central 4. Hudson "a,
Michigan Central l, Southern Il, Galena Toledo
Il, Rock Island Il. On the other hand, Erie was
"A better Erie preferred "a Harlem preferred lL,
Reading l, guaranteed 1. At the public board
the market was irregular, and operators seemed
UNCERTAIN. The Fries fell or "a per cent, while
Hudson rose "a. Pacific Mail sold at 1929. 1863,
and then l54ss4. There, was some stock saugh
tered, especially the cheaper descriptions, evident
ly for account of parties who could not make their
margins good But on the other hand the attend
of spectators and the attempts to buy at low
prices were fully as large as on any previous day.
At the second board (cosed) and at the four p. M.
session Of the public board the same uncertainty
and irregularity seemed to DO tho chief feature of
the market. Governments declined TX per cent.
At the close, however, on the announcement that
new issue Of 500 900 900 greenbacks was to be
made at once, the market became stronger, and
operators seemed to believe that the reaction
would not last. The following were the quotations
dotr ~ou% Gxo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-15
Our Berlin Correspondence

bkkiiN, DcC, OILS loo<,
the Report Of ne Bdae of F1edeto,sburg-hs
Fsoducei By R-veso Ranors Of Medtatio,--An Arpso!
10 the South, &C., DC.
The news OF the terrible baltic OF has
been Uttered ont TO us drop by drop, as " to try
patience TO the utmost and keep In fever q
pcnse On Wednesday telegram arrived from london
announcing that tho Hbernan had brought intelligence OF
battle having commenced the evening Of the 13tn,
by General Reynolds attacking the confederaes who had
immediately opened heavy nvc from their batteries
which atll continued The mention Of batteries made
one feel rather nervous has ugly look Of Ban run
where the masked batteries played SO prominon, a
part In the discontinue Of the federal army On
Thursday morning further accounts per the City
o. Manchester, stating that tho eight bad ragged
all day with varying that Reynolds had been
rcpuised In hts attack but that tho let wing uadcr
Franklin had driven Coufederaes before them and
taken -four hundred prsoncfs that the night OF The
18Th the Union troops slept the ground where the
battle had been fought and that was or
pccted General Burnside would renow the engage.
meut IN tho 18th. Here the report stepped. The
two Christmas holidays intervcaed-for there arc
two In this country, during which no Berlin paper
il issued under any cIrcumstsnces and, ~ extras
are not in fashion here the great majority OF the pubic
who derive thor Information from the daily prints are
Ion n complete darkness Coo twn whole days. Nor wcc
the aSJsc low WHO have access y The tesuaebc ues