Daily national Republican., 1863-02-16
Personal.

MAJOR GENERAL FREMONT has been In towI
several days, and, upon application for srtIy,
service, has been assigned by the Government
TO an important command.
MAJoR GENERAL oAssIUs NJ. CLAY Is remaining
IN the city, and will probably return 10 Russia al
Cur minister
GENERAL AARON Ward, Of Westchester county
y. Y, has book Of travels in press, which will
be published about the last OF this month II,
title Is Around the Pyramids.
PRIHcESs ALEXANDRIA, the future bride Of the
Prince of Wales, says a Copenhagen paper, seldom
goes Into society during the mourning for Prince
Albert.
MAJOR JOHN CARTER BRowE commands tho posi-
At " Point Lookout Maryland Several compa
Hies Of the Lost Children" are stationed there.
HoRAcE p. RUss, Of Russ pavement notoriety
who recently died in Halifax, was buried In New
York, on saturday, HIS body having been brought
there for interment.
ADA CLARE, in the New York Leader, says ChAs
TsVer's new novel, entitled " "Barringtony' ii
long, Dry tedious, drsary, and utterly old fash
toned"
JoKS POPES report OF his stupid campaign il
Virginia is denounced as untrue by Generals Ere
mont and iigel, and will be by General Banks wher
he sees Il.
THE Earl OF DALHoUuE is 10 be created Mar
Guis, by the style and title Of Marquis Of Panmurs
IN acknowledgment OF his services while British
Secretary Of State or War.
dR. c. LAwREECE, author OF "GAy Livingstone -
49, hss Just left England for the Southern States
st AmerieA. 1t is reported that he intends taking
service under stonewall" Jackson. The records
u his observations are to he published In the Lon.
don Journal once u We'd
WILLIAM RoUPEII., eN-memher Of the British
Parliament, who was some time since convicted oi
enormous forgeries, Is stll an Inmate OF the Model
Prison a. Pentonville, where he is employed in
picking oakum
JOHN VAN buEES, according 10 the New York
L'adT' tDemocfatie paper "Is on the rampage
again" This means that John, finding he was in
sseesh company, suddenly released himself by de-
nouncing the idea OF praceful separation; that ii
would be treason, and that It ,aui Cr rssisisdr ~
Gen NiELE has had his life published In the
Norfolk Day BOOk.
HON ERASTus CORNING hss recovered from bis
late Illness and resumed his duties in Congreas.
Gen. 4. j. HAhILEoE, Of Texas, VIII make a no
LtsA' spsesh in New Hampshire, the nth inst
ono: L. CURTIS is exhibiting to the citllens Of
We" YORK what he long siRGe demon strated 10 the
people oi boston--that he l. a eonsumate ass
Mr.. sALA has retired from the editor,hin of
iF"1' bar, IN compliance with the re,ornrnsnds-
Fion Of his physician.
ABO-EI-hADER has just started on hI, third nil
grimage 10 Mecca. F''
. PRINtE ALFRED Of England, has pas.st hi. a,-
animation for seamanship on board the Il C,aorgo
and has received al acting order As a lieutenant
hR, GEoTE has been elected memler oT ,ho
Hungarian Academy OF Music
AETEMUs WARD Is advancing upon wssLiog,on
Gy approaches He wSs In Baltimore last
Col. CRoSs, Of the gallant Finh,u OF New
Hampshire, IL In town, suffering considerable vet
iFon the severe wounds he received At the battle
OF FredsTicksburg bat deteFmlned TO return to the
rcld
Cob PREBLEr Fseently dismissed from the navy
loF permitting the entrance Of the rebel steamer
OIeio into Mobile has been nominated for rssora-
hon'o hla rank in the service.
Coad. Room PERRY has also been nominated for
restoration to rank
HoS, AuSusTuI BEAEDEsT, late Sneaker OF the
Sonneateut House OF Assembly, has been unani.
noasiE nominated BY the Republican, az their can
didAte for Congress In the Third district,
AH. n A. NAHQHEY, Copperhe .d editor At
Dd0uSaS, Iowa, who ragHT elected 70 ConrreS,