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The New York herald., 1863-09-29
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The New York herald., 1863-09-29

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The New York herald., 1863-09-29

kAYs cOSDiTfOh Or TfF Kk0IfAH PaOPLx The
secs Condition uni sfuoson ~ the People 10 Esss.l
~ Joseph Ksv, E.i. A. ~ TRINITY College cauartass
Barrser Law sud late Travelling y, eteior tbs uni
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The New York herald., 1863-09-29

Brilliant snd Powerful Day saa stght
Donbs pegspecAvs 0lassss for NE tsd ses. opes $50
tagrls's o.s eo@pasa s"riseis Aad shss,, svisaaia
osail.is op,is,sn. sesS rross-sy. IsFsFss Hog.
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

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The New York herald., 1863-09-29

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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

SEIZURE OF PRoPERTY.-The Marshal Of this
Distiet acting under orders from the District At
tornsy, has made the following seizures Of prop.
erty under the oonnsestion act:
Subdivisions Of lots % and u, In square 4s6 in
proved by two two-stoTy frame dwellings, In the
name Of craven Ashford, formerly Justice OF the
peace, but now In rebeldom. This property 10 on
Seyenth street, between and 4, (Island.)
Lots numbered from I TO 10 inclusive, In square
SIS, improved, but now In the possession OF the
Government, situated In the square bounded BY
Delaware AveRue, North Capitol street, and 3 and
G streets north. This property Il In the name Of
Of Congress, and John Letcher, the rebel Governor
Of Virginia.
Lot !, in square $40, improved by four-story
dwelling, on street north, between second and
Thiid west, In the name OF W. II. Thomas, Of
jackson Association notoristy, now In the rebel
army.
Lot l, In square ZIG, At the conner OF Vermont
avenue and street, improved by . twostory
frame building, In the name Of II. H. Lewis, Of Vif-
BintAy formerly clerk In one OF the department
Half OF lot 9, In square SOS, and lot o. In square
6s2, near the Canal and South Capitol street, i'm
proved, In the name Of Oscar y, hough, formerly
one Of the National Rines, and now connected with
the provost mArshars onice In Richmond.
Subdivisions Of lots 10 and II, In square OH near
the Baltimore depot and lots II, u, H. %, a. %, %,
81 %, 2s No. 81 and a. In square S6i south Capt.
tol street, near street south, now used ~ brick
yard In the name Of David A. Windsor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
PERSONAL,

-CApIAis THohAs 7. CRAVEN hss been pro-
NOTED 10 the grade Of Commodore, IRON the 10Th
OF July, 1862.
Mr.. BEEJAhIs JOHNSON, recently appointed
Postmaster at Vicksburg, died there a few dsvs
nnce. Ho was from the State Of New York.
GEN. BANKS was presented with service of
silvsr plate, at Lyoeum Hall, New Orleans on the
10Th instant, by the lady teachers Of the puplio
schools Of that city.
GEN. ANDsRsoS.-We hear that Con. Ander.
son, Of whom every one 10 thinking In these days,
will probably have command Of Fort Adams, at
Newport, r. l.
VALLAkpIahAh was visited st Windsor,
Canada, on Tuesday last, BY dslsgation OF sym.
psthiIsrs from Detroit, who presented him an I'd
dress Of ooadoisnoe, 70 which hs replied st some
length.
MAJ. GsS. HOWARD, commander of the
Eisvseth corps Of the Army Of the rotonae, sad
star arrived In town this morning. HIS lssvs ol
sbsssss Asvi.g shout expired, hs u IN rss, to the
fold.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
OCsUPArlOR OF SUMTER AHD WAC

Ths announcement made In the REPUBLICAN
yesterday, derived from news brought 70 Fort
rsss Monroe by the gunboat Western World,
that our forces occupied Fort Sumter aud Bat
tory Wagner on Monday afternoon, 10 repeated
mere fully In . dispatch received yesterday ct
Baltimore from Fortress Monroe, wherein II is
asserted that the occupation BY Federal troops
took place at three O'Clock In the afternoon Of
Monday; that they hoisted the stars and stripes,
and that the occasion was ono Of general 70.
joicing. Il 10 not likely, II the report is true,
that the occupation Of Sumter was permanent,
because Gen. Gilmore and bis chief engineer,
Col. Turner, both state officially, under date OF
the S4th, that Il 10 "a shspeless, harmless msss
Of ruins;" hence, Il 10 not teusble. II Gen.
Gilmore or Admiral Dahlgren sent . force
into the Fort at all, Il wss undoubtedly 70 re-
establish the old Gag upon the crumbiins bat
Elements Of fallen Sumter, and In that wsy 10
formally re.sssest the authority Of tho Federal
Govenmsnt. II was due 70 tho gallant mon
who rsaaesd the place thst such dsmoustra.
tioo should DO made.
Bastsry Wagner will prove valuable acqui.
sitiou when we get Il, whether We have Il nov
or mot, because II 10 tho key 70 Morris Ialand
and when Il falls Battery Gregg and Cum
mlns's Point battery must fall with Il. Will
these batteries garrisonod BY our forces an,
Sumter silent, Moultrie 10 tho osly formidable
work 10 dispute our removal Of the obstruction
In the channel aad our entrance 10 tho city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
0sv. Seymour Opposed she Drafs GAN n
was Prudent to Do.

Able McMssters, Of New York city, ad-
dressed n coppcrhcad meeting at Dubuque,
Iowa, on the I'D instant, In which he said, -
reported In the Daily Times Of that city,
"He had been frequently asked, since he
came here, why Seymour had not opposed the
draft He would say that Me governor had
done all Il ,cas prudent 10 do. In short time
there would be convention held, which would
adopt resolutions opposed To the war and
against forcing people TO fight. If a man
wanted 10 hght let him join the army, but no
man should be forced to enter tho service Of
the despots In power. Gentlemen, Gov. sey.
mour will act up TO these resolutions.
"'lt Is not safe,' said the speaker, TO op-
pose the dram now. New York is full of Fed.
eral bsyonets. We had riot, but the tax.
payers, many Of Sh"n are Democrats, siH haze
to pay for tie destruction Of property, aud u ral
come hard on them. As a question Of brute
force II 10 not policy 10 make war on the Gov.
ernment now. We tried Il omee and Il did Nv,
pay.'"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
NAVAL
Mr.. Fs. laspss sAas lres-CisAs.

Mr.. Fex laspsetAng 1res-ClaAs.
The Assistant Secretary Of ths Navy, Mr..
For, arrived In NeW York On Tuesday evening,
for the parpuss Of inspecting the dinerent iron.
clad vssseis new IN progrese 10 that city and
nsighSorhood, Win The View 70 ascertain . how
larly with the intention Of endesvoring 10 have
thu iron-clad battory Onondaga completed -
soon - possible, probably with the determine.
tiou 70 have her assist Admiral Dahlgren
should she BE- ready In time. On his arrival
there, he was waited upon by several naval ON
cefs, and by some contractors for iron-ciads,
and by Rear Admiral Gregory.
Puritan, Onondaga and Cohoes are In progress.
Ho examined minutely every part. OF the great
| OCEAN frigate, and expressed himself well
pleased with tho progress Of the work. He
then went ON board the Onondaga, which was
| launched some time since, and which 10 now
| lying Oh the wharf. Hero he spent some time
looking at tho the different departments OF the
vessel and offering suggestions as 10 the ar
| rangement Of minor matters. II Was under.
stood he expressed desire TO have all availa'
bic hands put 10 work night and day on this
vessel fot the purpose Of finishing her as soon
| % possible.
| Il 10 expected that this desire will be carried
out the coming week. Having seen all that
was 70 b. seen in Grecnpoint, Mr. Fox pro.
ceeded 70 the Delamater Iron Works, foot oi
west Thirteenth street, whore the ocean iron.
clad Dictator, sister ship TO tho Puritan, 10 on
the stocks. He was equally minute In the In
vcstigation Of everything connected with this
vessel. The next place Visited was the ship
yard Of Msssrs. sccor, In Jersey city, where the
Tecumseh, Manhattan, and Mahopac, all iron
clads OF the second batch contracted for, arr
drawing near completion. He was showu
through all the departments Of tho c1tensiv;
premises Of Mr.. 6ecor By Mr.. Birkbeck; ant
seemed perfectly satisfied with the advanced
condition Of affairs there. The Tecumseh vii
be launched In few days. Having inspected
Everything In the shape Of ironclsds In thu
nsighborhood OF New York, the Assistant scc
rotary returned 10 his hotel, and late Wednes
day evening Mr.. Fox left for this city, and ar
rived Thursday morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
u E n A L 3 @ OIL Z g @ 3 ,
BORDENTOWN NJ
BIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN

xAcNCAhL CAh AhMlNAllON OF In
gust 10, isss.-The next biennial examinstion Of
Army Invalid Pensioners, required by an act OF
on and Aftsr the lth day Of september, iss5, and
must PIeeede the payment Of pensions then falling
date prior to the eth proximo will have any valid
All examinations under the aboye.named law
are required to Be made by two surgeons. No cor.
tineats Of eHsmination made BY unauthorized civil
practicable for the psnsoner to obtain the ocrtin.
cate Of two regularly-appointed surgeons.
The fees for examination (es In the aggregate
for each easel will Be REFUNDED 70 the pensionsr
receipt AMOUNT hon x. .u.
geouS: but In no case will fees paid 70 unAuthor-
ised civil surgeons bo refunded.
Those who ere psnsionsd ~ BY special act Of
o. G tas os q had q
prtvation Of some IKE essential paH OF the PEN
sioner's body, are exempt from the biennial exam
tnsdon Those whose pensions, commence ct
nom examination ustii september I, isss, unisss
an earlier examination IL specially required BY
should Il b found, ss . result Of the exsnins-
longer exists, the pension viii cease. should the
degree Of disability be found 70 have diminished,
without disappearing altogether, the pensioner
will DO paid at the rate corresponding with the
degree estimated BY the examining sufgsons, aad
No pension can bs Increased, except on formal ap.
plication to this ONCE, and by the Issue OF pew
4 Oompists list Of authorized Examining Sur.
geons, soon TO be printed, will be furnished to
''A'''''''' on 'p'N!gso'ssSahfiH JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
sul9-d2w Commissioners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
Arrest q Belle Boyd.

This lady, who gained for herself much no
toristy - rsbsl spy, mail carrier, &C., was
arrested In Nsrtinsburg, Va, on Thursday
night, BY one Of Capt. Johnson's detectives,
who had been sent for tho purpose BY that on
Ger. She was brought 10 this city last evening,
and committed 10 tho Old Capitol by Captain
Todd. Il will be recollected that Belle was
conaned In the Old Capitol some time ago on
tho sams charge, and was sent South with tho
distinct understanding that she should remain
thore during tho war. Instead of doing 90,
Capt. johnson heard Of her being In Philadel-
phis soon after her release. He went on after
her, but sho had len that city, and was last
week heard of In Martihsburg, Va, where the
detective arrested her. Belle 10 about nineteen
years Of sgs, not pretty, but very intelligent
and witty. She will probably be held - .
prisoner during the war.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
Rebel Steamers Gladia-
tor and Robert Lee
at Bermuda .....
Tho Pirate Florida with a Ship
r.s IN Tow. ptar.
The Whereabsuts Of Other Pirate
Steamers.
. .. .r...
NEGRO LADORERs DEMAND MORE
WAGES AT ST. GEORGES.

NEW YoRx, August 29.-The smack Pacific
from Bermuda on the 24th instant, has arrived
hare. The rebel steamer Gladiator was going
Into Bermuda whom she was leaving. Tho
rebel steamer Rob<. Lee arrived ct Bermuda on
the 2Sd Inst, and reports being chased Q hours
by cruiser, and she had TO throw overheard
800 bales Of cotton 10 escape. ...
On tho 2Oth inst, In lat. IS, long. 81, she
passed the pirate Florida with ship In tow.
The Bermuda Gazsfts gives an sccount Of the
In 81. Georges, showing that seri-
Gus troubles are occurring there relative TO the
negro lsborers, who have demanded higher
wages for work on discharging rebel vessels.
Several assassinations have occurred, and in
cendlsrism 10 frequent.
A large quantity Of cotton was set on Hre,
and subsequently, thrown into the bay TO extin.
guish the flames. The rebel steamers Columbia
and Eugene were at the wharf when the fire oc-
CURED.
The steamers Fannie and Jenny, from Hall
fax, and the Florida, from Nassau, had arrived.
Tho rebel steamer Phantom, from Wilmington,
with cotton, arrived on the 10th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
CONFIRMATION OF PEABERTON's
DEATH.

He Attempted . Texan's Lifs and the
Latter Shot fiim Dead.
The 81. Louis Democrat Of the 35th instant,
says:
"From all accounts, the reported death OF
Con. Pemberton Is correct. He Has on his
way 70 Montgomery, Alabama, where . mill
tsry court Of inquiry, TO inquire into tho causes
attending tho surrender Of Vicksburg, was or
dered 70 be held. While st Selma, Alabama,
regiment, who accused him Of selling vicks.
burg 10 Gen. Grant. This the rebel general
denied, when, after further conversation, Gen.
Pemborton attempted to shoot the Texan, who,
however, before he had effected bis purpose,
drew revolver and shot Pemberton, tho
wound producing almost instant death. Our
information % 10 the death OF this DOUBLE dyed
traitor 10 derived from parties direct from Green
wood, Mississippi. where the report Is generally
credited"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
An 0mcial Record, Showing
how Gov. Seymour Re-
sisted the Draft.

Nsw YoRk. August 2s.-Gsn. Dix has fur
nished the correspondence between himself and
Gov. Seymour relative to employing the State
military 10 enforce the United States laws In
this CITY. The General furnishes this CORES
pondsncs 10 explain his reasons for asking for
q military force from the General Government.
He says Had my application for the stase
military to tho Governor been successful,
should not have asked the General Government
10 send iut9 this State single soldier 10 aid In
asserting its authority and In protecting its
oflcors from violence In the discharge Of their
duties"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
Horss Coatracss--A Forgery Discovered.
A Fsnnsylvania Contracter Rams Away
"A osartsrmastsr' Clerk Caught with
Tar 60 his Fingers.

H0rss Coatracss--A Forgery Disoovsrsd..
A Fsnnsylvania Contracter Rans Away
"A 0aartsrma astsr's Clerk Caught with
Tar 60 his Fingers.
Tho Contractors Organ Of this morning con.
tsins the following:
Some time since man named Pichl, Of Pittsburg,
..ysy Sos l. E
thirty days to Captain Thompson, A. q. M, in
this city. The horses were eot dslivered but the
o. mossy BY obtaining forged rsssipts for avs hun.
forty Thousand dollars vitk bank in Bsltinorss.
In connsoon with this conrast was ma. cnoSS Sno%a
charge o. having committed The forgery. several
Capt TonpSins' once, vent 70 col. l. C. sf sskel .n
and stated 10 that ocial that he feared that rou.
BILE wa. ahead In the qusitsrnasters ofnos. The
t,Suss and AZ length drew conis"son from 1 fsI, S
that he had nllsd out 1ve receipts for one hundred
sesA q s s: r.. sS. q ss =;
%sssd TIA. he ss had .t.sn &. isseps: on the o. a.
S %: sai :.d IL IN ssT S
Yer then asked him why he aou6Isd hinssii about
ssn The nan. ei Capt Tompfins 1T Hs rsp. ~ ,SS SS
Pichl h. had sIddsniy disappeared, sod be found all
ner Of Tsrr sonvino.d Col baker TIT fraud h.t S
BEEN oommitted, and that 7. know all about II. HI
retAlned, however, from meniiesting his suspi
tthcation that Piohl had negotiated the bonds a
above stated. Col Baker Immediately obtaineS
everything except writing the boay OF the receipt
He was oomnitted to the Old Capitol, When fh,
room was searched, q number Of signaturss Q
| Capt. Tompkins's name were found, corresponding
exactly with thoss appended TO the forged reospts
Tart Va. again brought 70 the once, and Col. .
exhibited 10 him the signatures found In his room
Ne acknowledged 70 have written them for amuss
ment When placed side by side with the iorEerie1
and being sternly charged with the orius OF forgery
he remarked that he would not answer any ques
tons until he had consulted with counsel Co
BAKER promptly recognised his right to renal
Pichl, the greater criminal ss ne has reoeive
the greatest benefit, has not yet besu arrested.
has also been discovered that he has, In Anothe
instance, obtained nearly nifty thousand dollars o
similar recsipts The banks, and not the Cover
ment, are the losers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

esmy&sndsd their xsvsSsSk ;isrths csra iAa
host happy frame q mind, eseh one conscious
b having Aoue'his part In hoooring . worthy
npness, and In livssslng the army Of al hurt
ID beverages. In this happy ssste I len them
a Bssiton, enjoying The wsbsssrisn dslines-
lions Of captain clown and the ventriloquial
Iokes Of New York reporter. hope they got
boms safs. s8,z o. y s,sss--Illl-, ~ AARk. :
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
From NORTH CAROLINA.
Arrival Of the Steamer G. W. Thomas,
% ~. at Fsrtrsss Msnree.
-FOUR Rebel War Steamers Run
the BLOCKADE.
A NEW DODGE or JEFF DAVIS.
How to Suppress Insurrection.
Davis "Calls Oct" fsr . Half NIL.
lien Of Black Trssps, bat
m\ tAey went Gene.
A NEW DODGE or JEFF DAVE
How to Suppress Insurrection.

rosrRsss Mossos, Aug. 2u.a-The steamet
C. W. Thomas has arrived from Newbcrn, with
Lieut.. Stirling, Of Gen. Peck's stan, % bearer
Of dispatches.
A dispatch from the block ksdlng doet says,
on the morning Of the i7th inst. large sloop.
ofwar Of ten guns, with the British dag Tying,
swept past the blockading steamers and imme-
diately holsted the rebel nag, and passed into
Wilmington. This 10 the fourth rebel war ves-
sci which has run the blockade within six
weeks.
The rebel papers received at Morehead Guy
with the Governors Of the Confederate States,
10 call out half million Of black troops, who
are 70 receive their freedom and nfty acres Of
land 81 the end OF the war.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
CAPTURE OF THE REBEL sTEAMkR
CROaaTADT.
Baec haAs Runners BsRlled.

Nsw YoRK, August 2s.-The steamer Cor
sica, from Nassau on the 24th inst, has arrived
at this port.
A riot took place at Granttown, between the
Inhabitants and tho soldiers. Two or three on
both sides were killed.
Several blockade runners have returned 70
Nassau from unsuccessful attempts 10 get into
Southern ports.
The gunboat Juulsta sailed from Havana on
The l2th instant, In pursuit Of the rebel steamer
Nats, which had len tho Same day for Mobile.
Tho rebel steamer Cronstadt was captured
BY ths Gunboat Rhode Island, od Absco. She
IVES nom WILMINGTON, North Carolina.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
HO1x.n wORDS

"wasmvn smr (rH1 anns) aAvs TIE
" HOWn0, T1BY n1rvD n1pOR1 rHnN INTO fhhR
" nANn TNn ooUYunnH PpoPLD, AHD fHnH
WOUND ALSO pnIvs %. TIUsf fnBn NOT.
"WR1 rHlH Anl8, rn1Y WOULD INVADE AVID
p0ofAOY % WITHOUT nmCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSUMED or YnDsD fHINes, I Al AMAZED rnAf
!" AHY oHp COULD fnnK OF 'fnA0n On ANY
"fInus.' In VINO HfnafAns 1n1 sUTMWf
|" n yrf ONT 70 - 0AvI; N v1o UffRs
" ~ At TnD TIna, noADovll, 10 A fRAIfon 70
"nIs COUNTRY, wno Dns1nvDs rn eoonN ANp
ooHrHnPT or ALL AoHonAlll MlN."-Ross-
sye.a, y ~ 0sssrai AAssssbav Of ONO, NsevS@v
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

CONVENIENT HoRsE FoUND.-One OF Capt.
Johnson's dsteetivss yesterday found Govern
nsnt horse with the brand ainost entirely oblttsr-
sssd, in stable near the Navy.Ysrd, owned by
John Pape. lie took charge Of II and handed il
over tO the property clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
Army nAlL ROBBERY.

Less - 0Ovsfnasne aaa Private Drafts-
Arrest 81 the Mail Carrtsrs-Ca atAoa
- the Public.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THB PoTonAc,
August ~, 1663.-Lieut. Col. Lockwood, COM
manding the Seventh Virginia Union regiment,
reports sorics OF robberies Of the Third divi-
sion, Second army corps' mall, continuing
from the 9Th 10 the 18th Of August. Several
thousand dollars In Government and private
drafts, checks, and funds have been purioined,
and the letters covering them found along the
route. Tho mail carriers arc under arrest. Tho
public arc cautioned against negotiating
checks or drafts from this division unless
coming through responsible channels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
FROM TENNESSEE AND MISSISSIPPI
Union Meeting in Tennessee.
Resolutions Passed Densuacing Sc
csssiaa and Expressing . Desire
- Return 10 tho UAisn.
THE FOURTEEATH ARMY C0RPs
SENT TO 0EN. BAHKs.
A MOVEMENT FROM NEW ORLEANS
A MOVEMENT FROM NEW ORLEANS

A numerously attended Union meeting was
recently held at Pelham, Gresuby county, Ten
nessee. Resolutions were passed expressive Of
. desire 70 return 70 the Union, and repudiating
the sct Of secession passed In 1851, and recon.
mending the rsorganisasion Of the State.
The Fourteenth Army Corps has boon trans
ferred, by Gen. Grant, 70 tho Army Of the Gulf.
Propositions were made at Now Orleans on
the 10th. for . move In some direction.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

MoRA HoUsss CLosAD.-The house Of Clara
Vance, corner Of r and Seventeenth streets, was
permanently closed by Lieut.. Smith and the patrol
The low whisky shop Of Patrick shehsn, near
the Navy Yard, was also closed, and the liquor
smptied into the street. Good
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

A TREAT.-The W. T. A. u. have secured a
treat for their audience at the Capitol park to
morrow afternoon. The band belonging to the
rourtssnth New Kampshirs regiment will dis.
course sweet music, and Mr.. George Hall, an old
veteran from New Hsmpshirs, and others, will
sddrsss The people. seats on platform for ladies,
Commence At I O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
nOW TINE HORSE RAlLROAD CON.
PAUY MAKD MONEY.


Yesterday morning, conductor Of horse rail.
road car No. Q gave gentleman mended i've
cent note, postage currency. About an hour
Afterwards conductor Of car 40 refused to take
the same. He was Informed by the passenger
whore IL came from, but no replied pertly that
no didn't care; 10 woSld~t taks Y, and without
much ceremony stopped the car and ordered
tho passenger 10 leave Il, and was preparing,
with the assistance Of the driver, from appear
anes, 70 put him out. Thu passenger, not wish
ing 70 dslay the car, paid his fare and went on.
Several passengers then related their expert
ences about horse railroad car outrsges, most
Of which they had witnessed.
OutTages Of this kind accumulate. We hope
the Corporation has not instructed their con-
ductors TO poy out illegal money, and not TO
vsestvs Il when . gentleman reports the fact.
Such, It appears, was their practice yesterday.
We congratulate the public that Congress will
soon be here.
In edition 70 the above case, We desire 70
say that the passenger who wss 10 be thus
rudsly elected from the car was known TO sev
ersl distinguished gentlemen, fellow .psssen
gWs, who witnessed the conduct of tho icon
ductor." Upon the latter's refusal 10 take tn,
money which the compspy's agent had jus
pslmed on upon tho passenger, he offered u
give his name that 1t might bo reported to th'
President Of tho road, and by him be settled
the but conductor did not take tho name, and
insisted upon his fare, or that tho passenger
should get Cd. Conductor said no was acting
according 10 orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
Iron clad launched,

Nsw YoRK, August 29.-The Italian iron.
clad steam screw frigate Re Dom Luizi di Por-
tsgullo was launched at 9i o'clock this morn
Ing, from the ship yard Of W. H. Webb, foot Of
Sixth street, East river.