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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
F r o NJ HAV A n A
TIE Revolution in st. Domingo
Increasing.
san LUIS BURNED BY THE REBELS.
Santiago Abandoned by the
Spaniards.
The Confederate Steamer "Herald
Captured.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-The steamer Roanoke
from Havana on the 30th ult., brings 81. Do.
mingo dates TO the Goth of September.
The rebellion Is increasing. Grandara was
about marching on Monte Christi. The rebels
continue near Porta Plata, diminishing daily.
At Santiago the spaniards were driven from
three small forts and shut themselves up in San
Luis fort which had been assaulted twice un.
successfully, after which tho city was burned
by the rebels.
Col. Capps, with two thousand Spaniards,
succeeded In reaching the fort by cutting his
way through tho rebels. Subsequently San.
tiago was abandoned by tho spaniards for
Porta Plata, where the Spaniards will concen.
trate q large force. Three battallions have
been sent to 81. Domingo to reinforce Gen.
Santana, who is marching on La Vega.
The gunboat Kearney arrived at Havana on
the Goth ultimo, from Key West. She reports
that the gunboat Tioga took iato Key West on
the 2Sth the rebel steamer Herald, with $50
bales Of cotton and the agents of the new rebel
company with capital Of o., 100000 for block.
ade running. The Herald was the first vessel
of tho new company.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Great Destruction OF Army
Ammunition.
MChlinnville. Tenn, Attacked by the
Rebels.
REBEL CAVALRY CROSSING INTO
TENNESSEE.

to-day says a terrible explosion occurred near
Bridgeport. A train Of twenty army wagons
laden with ammunition had campcd near the
city for the night, and two negroes had quar-
rel, one of whom seized shell, which he acci-
dentally let fall among the ammunition, which
caused 1t TO explode Immediately, and wagon
after wagon caught fire.
Later reports say nine or ten are killed and
double that number wounded. The fire finally
reached the magazine exploding II and destroy.
ing vast quantity of ammunition.
special dispatch TO the Journal from Nash
vile on the Sd instant, says MeMinnville was
attacked at noon. The result Is unknown, as
fighting was going on when telegraphic com.
munication was interrupted. Rebel cavalry are
crossing the Tennessee river, at Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Operations of tho Pirate Ala
bama.
THE GEORGIA ACTING IN CONCERT
-.aav WITH HER.
Enslish Sympathizers with the Re.
be llion Sec Signs OF a Collapse.
THEY GIVE UP CHARLESTON
Fall in the Confederate Loan
THE POLISH QUESTION

NEW YoRK, Oct. 5.-Tho following Is q sum
mary Of the ncws by the steamship sidon,
which left Liverpool on the 2ad, and Queens.
town YIN the 23d of September, but which vos..
sci has not ". .rriraL. ---
LivsRPd Dol, Sept. 23.-Adviccs from 81. He-
lena Of t3,e 9th Of August, say tho Alabama
had board ycd the ship Havelock, of tho Cape OF
Good Hope. It was also reported that she had
captureYa barque, the name OF which was no,
given, 10 eastward of the Cape, and fitted her
out Is q pnvateer. ID was further reported
shat ths Geosgia was acting in concert with
| hor.
The Eugiish Journals with Southern sympa-
thics begin 70 $50 signs Of a collapse In tho
south. Even the London Morning Herald ad-
inits that Il o last news received from America
shows the numerical weakness Of the South Ia
beginning to seriously affect the operations OF
| her armies.
The Tin.es says the fate of Charleston Is vir.
tually decide d, but argues that the capture ul
that city will not secure what the North requires
The Comic derate loan has suffered a relapse,
and Is quote d al 30 10 % per cent. discount
under the American advices received by the
Jura.
1t Is reported that the new Mexican loan will
be t2O,00O,0OO or f24 ,OOO, 600 sterling. Tht
Times ed,torially assumes that Archduke Max
imiliau will ascend the throne of Mexico, ant
that the British Government will acknowledg,
and favor the reorganization of the government
Of that country. The reply of Russia to France
Is published. II Is the same In effect as thai
TO England, but Prince GortschakoH tell.
Drouyn de L'Huys that Russia cannot permit
Of a province to which no International stipu
lati..ns apply being ever incidentally alluded to
AL Il, .a.. Al.
will be taken by the three Powers In regard u
the Polish question. II Is asserted that Coun
Reichberg of Austria advises that no reply b.
sent, but to await the acts of Russia.
T1e Paris Potrie urges that a reply Of Franc,
to Russia will be the recognition oil the Polei
as bellgerents.
Insurrectionary movements in Poland con
tinle active.
The PHrie also urges that preliminary steps
be taken to place the army on war footing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Aatioua1 &spnblifan.
WASHINGTON. D.. q.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rOBER 5, 1853.
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.. rne ,,n... .t IN. N.'tc.s, R-Gnsli-
Hn 10 a. 5I Ninth strs a. bet Wesn penn-
,irsuta avenue and d street.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Mason's Withdrawal from Eng
land.
Tho English Don't Care q Copper
for II.
Virtual Recognition OF the
Poles by France.
A GROwL FROM THE TIMES ON
REBEL IRON.CLADS.
Maximilian Accepts tho Mexican
Crswn Uncsnditienally.
A GRowL FROM THE TIMES ON
REBEL IRON.CLADS.
Macmillan Accepts tho Mexican
Crswn Uncsnditisnally.

New YoRK, Oct. 5.-The steamship City OF
London, from Liverpool on the 23d Of s ptem-
Der, via Queenstown on the 24th, arrived this
morning.
The steamships City of Baltimore and Glas.
gov arrived at Liverpool on tho a3d September
The London Ntrs confirms Mr.. Msson's
withdrawal from England.
The Paris Nonitenr has created quite n sen.
sation by publishing tho manifesto Of the Po.
lish National Government of the 18th of Au
gust. This was regarded as q virtual recogni
tion of the Poles by France.
| The London Times, In alluding to the with
drawal of Mr.. Mason from England, says
The Confedcratcs are offended with England
for trying TO keep in the right. We are sorry
for il. The loss, however,, is theirs. While III
rh j 10 HT b. did nation is great, slte ~iN hdn
nothing 10 repent"
A crowded An,i-Slavery meeting has beer
held at Leeds. Resolutions were adopted dc
Claring that the war in America was shaping
itself into one for the destruction of slavery
Also denouncing the building of ships of wal
for the coutcderates, ana applauding the Gov
ernnient for OBTAINING those already built.
The Times city article warns the'British Gov
erhment against going too far in stopping III,
building of ships for the Confederates, Will,
furnishing munitions of war to the Federa!s
Such course bears too much resemblance L
the views Of Federal politicians.
La Frdnee says the Federal corvette Kearsag,
will receive the same treatment as that afforded
to the Florida Each vessel will enjoy the SAINT
rights and privileges.
The Europe, of Frankfort, asserts that th,
Archduke Maximilian has fnally accepted tn,
crown Of Mexico, and will take II at all risks ant
perils, even renouucing his rights and prcroga
tivcs under the crown of Austria.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Nor
ming Post asserts that the Washington Govern
nent has assisted Juarez with arms and anu
milton.
| This assertion Is a falsehood.--ED. REP.
The address of August 18th Of tue Polish Ma
tional Government to Prince Czarterisky, ha
already appeared In the English Journals. Tn
event has created great sensation, and cause
a fall on the Paris bourse.
Prussia continues to make warlike prcparG
tions.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

SUPPOSED REBEL FOUND DRowNED.--The
body OF white man dressed In the uniform OF the
rebel army was found In the river, near Rays
docks. Coroner Wood was notified, and called a
ury Of inquest, who, after taking the evidence OF
the parties that found the body, rendered verdict
that the body was that OF supposed rebel soldier
bat could not say In what manner he got into the
river. They also found that ho had no means on
his person nor any clue as to his name. He was
buried by the Corporation. It 10 surmisod thAt nc
was one of those guerrilias who iniest the upper
Potomac and that In attempting to lord the river
he was drowned and his body hoated down
POLICE CAsRs. - John Harrington, John
| Crowley, Cornelius sullivan, Nicholas Crowley
Mary Lee, disorderlyj fined $ait each.
TIE WHARyls.-There have been no arrivals
Of note to.bay, by either river or canal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
skirmishinE-No Flank Movement Ap.
prehended,

prehendeds
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The Herald's dispatches
from Chattanooga, dated Sd instant, states that
IL the enemy makes an attack he will be badly
beaten. There is no cause for alarm from any
rebel flank movements. The enemy continues
In sight. SkrmishiDg occurs daily, the rebels
always getting the worst oft
EXCHANGE OF woUSDED--A CORRECTION.
CINCINNATI, Oct. "A special dispatch to
the Commercial, dated Chattanooga, Oct. 3,
says:
Two hundred ambulances, sent within the
enemy's lines under flag OF truce, brought In
over five hundred of our wounded. While In
the enemy's hands they had nothing to eat but
corn bread.
The rebels treated them very kindly, express.
lug regrets that they could not provide better.
| They refuse TO permit wounded or deceased Of
ficers to be removed. The enemy hold fhy-two
surgeons prisoners of war. Out ambulances
returned TO the rebel lines the wounded rebels
who fell into our hands. Both armies are busy
forlfying, and the pckets are within a stones
throw Of each other.
The report sent 10 the Associated Press of the
recent battle causes considerable indignation
among the troops. The statement that Gener.
ais Reynolds and Brannan's divisions were
thrown into disorder, Is incorrect. l learn
from General Thomas that to the obstinate
bravery of these commands the army is largely
indebted for It's safety.
Our wounded arc well cared for and com
fortably situated.
REBEL ACCOMMODATIONS OF RosECRANs' 20
| sITIoN-IT Is TOO STRONG TO BE ASSAULTED.
FoRT MONROE, Oct. Tho Richmond EL
dD.iner Of yesterday has the following:
"ATLAsTA, Oct. 2.-General Bragg has con
sented to exchange the wounded with Genera
Rosecrans.
"AfIairs continue unchanged atChattanooga
Gen. Roseerans receives his supplies BY
wagon trains from Stevenson, and the rumol
that his supplies had been cut of is not cred
tied.
"Gcn. Rosecrans is confined to his work
around Chattanooga, our lines extending to tn
river above aud below him. His defcnces ar,
} strong, and 1t is thought SO superior that n,
assault will be mAde,o
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
SecondEdition
POUR O'cLoCK. r. -.
Lees Report Of the Bat.
tie Of Gettysburg.

General Lee, under date of July Sist, makes
his report of his " Pennsylvania campaign,"s'
he calls II. The Richmond Dispdtch Of the Sd
inst. contains II, II making about two and
three quarter columns solid matter OF that
paper.
In speaking Of the battle of Gettysburg, hs
says more was expected Of him than was In th,
power Of man to give.
He says "it is not yet" (Juiy 3ist, on,
month afr the ba'le,) sin my power to give .
correct statement Of our casualties" OF cours,
not. The report is very lame affair, but IL h
the hest Lee can make.
We arc too much crowded with important
news from different parts of the world TO pub
ish the report to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
MIR. CHAsH To- Tia. nIssoUnI d..
E0ATiON.

B9ATtON.
When the Missouri and Kansas delegations
called on Secretary Chase, their chairman offered
sentiment complimentary to him aud his
financial services. He replied substantially as
follows:
1t is hardly in rule, gentlemen, that u host
should receive such compliment as you have
Just rendered me from guests assembled under
his roof. 1t Is perhaps less In rule that the
host should reply TO II. II would, however,
show an indifference, which cannot feel, If l
did not say something. Let me say then, sim
ply, that you are welcome, Missourians and
honorcd by this visit. Irejoicc TO sec you, who
were arrayed few years ago against each
other, now united In the holy cause Of freedom
and Union. Most sincerely do 1 sympathize
with you in the distresses brought to your
homes by n wicked rebellion, and most earn
estly do l wish that you may find the deliver
ance from them what you seek. You have,
| understand, laid your Gaze to-day before
the Chief Magistrate Of the nation.
cannot anticipate his decision. He will
give 1t, am sure, according TO his honest con
victions. In times Of divided opinions on
vital questions, when men are arrayed on dif
ferent sides, the true rule OF duty, In my judg
nent, Is to ascertain, In the first place, what ID
right, and then do It. In these days, the first
|
State who most earnestly and Internationally
maintain the Union against rebellion; and
having found who they arc, stand with them
In the next place ask, Who are they who mean
to maintain the Union, by means which will
most certainly secure the country we all love
against renewal OF the disorders which now
aifiict II, and having found out who those per
sons are, 20 with them. 1t is not so important
to know how many take the straight path as
II is to go ourselves with those who take It
The first duty Of the hour is to restore the intcgri
ty of the republic. The second is to found the
restored republic on principles which will In
sure ii against future disorders. l have long
believed that universal freedom and just wages
for labor arc the true foundations OF Demo
cratic Republic. This faith l am glad to know
is your faith. have maintained 1t through
some trials, and You pre- now maintaining II
amid greater trial -f4, hot doubt your final
triumph. Difficulty, ddnyer and calamity may
yet attend you for while, but guided aud sus.
tained BY this faith, you will, am sure, soon
lind In your distant western homes, peace,
prosperity aud happiness. Most happy shall
be ii, by any act or word Of mine, can In any
way promote speedy coming Of that day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM CHARLES.
TON.

Heavy Firing ON Thursa-y Msvsme .
ON Morris Island.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 4.-The Richmond
Examiner of yesterday, Sd inst., has been re.
ceived here, from which the following intelli.
gence Is extracted:
" CHARLEsToN, Oct. 2.-Heavy firing was
kept up during last night.
The enemy's movements on Morris Island
indicate permanent more than immediate opera
tions.
Two Monitors are kept close To the Island
doing picket duty.
There has been but little firing to-day"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n + + I @ I A L :.
=, SURGEON GENERALS OYsIcE, !

WAsHiSoroS, D. C., Oct. ., iSss
An Army Medical Board will meet In the city of
New York, on the 10Th instant, for the examina.
ton OF candidates for admission into the Medical
staii Of the Regular Army.
Applicants must be between 81 and 20 years of
age, and physically sound.
Applications must be made to the Secretary Of
War, or through the Surgeon General OF the Army
stating the residence Of the applicant, and the date
aud place Of his birth, and they must also be &C.
companicd by respectable testimonials Of moral
character.
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of per-
sons undergoing the examination, It IL an indis-
pcnsable prereqnisite to appointment.
There are now several vacancies In the Medical
staff Of the Regular Army.
By order. Z. II. CRANE,
oco-3t Surgeon u. q. Army
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Accident from a Shell,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. A caisson attached to
battery l, First New York artillery, while going
down Main street, near Sixth, this forenoon,
exploded shell which instantly killed can
noneer and oliver, mortally wounded another
cannoneer, and badly wounded a third.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
GknMAN OPERA IN WAsnInaroN.-An o

GERMAs OPERA IN NWAsnIs0ToN.-All our
readers who erjoy good operstc music will be glad
to read the announcement, In our advertising col
umns to-day, Of the famous German opera company
under the management OF Carl Anchutz, who are
to appear at the Washington theatre next T., 70.
day evening. Weber's masterpiece, Der Ereisrhuis,
will be brought out with strong cast on the open
ing night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

GoBBLxD UP.-We learn that about two hun.
drod Of our troops Infantry and cavalry-were
surprised and captured yesterday morning In
tho neighborhood Of Aunandale. We also learn
that number of men belonging 10 the 4th
Delaware regiment were captured near Burke's
Station day before yesterday Virgnid State
yowyndi, Alexandria, Oct. 3.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
q F F l q l A L

HEADauARTERsl
MILITARY DIsrRicT or WARRINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. C., August %, 1883.
General Orders No. -.
All commissioned officers In the city Of Washing.
ton, d. C., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform Of the United States
service, according to their grade.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. MARTINDALE.
JOHN p. sHERBORNE,
Au26-tI AssistAnt AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Growers Theatre.

The bill for the opening night (Tuesday) Of
Growers new theatre has been announced.
"Othello," with the combination company,
Messrs. Davenport and wallack, and Mrs.
Farrcn and Miss Susan Denim, in the priuci.
pal parts, forms the grand attraction of the
evening. The subordinate parts are In excel
lent hands and nothing will be lacking In the
presentation Of the play. We are quite sure
that the public will be surprised and delighted
with the results Of Mr.. Growers labors upor
the threatre, which has expanded during th,
vacation into first class dramatic temple.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

FRANZ LIszT, the great pianist, had an au.
dieuce OF the iope, and was presented with hand.
some cameo, representing a Madonna. On the
occasion OF church festival, which was celebrated
at San Girolomo degli scliavoai, In Rome ito which
he was invited,) he composed hymn, In the pres
ence Of many sclsvonian Bishops.
Mrs. JANE EsGLIsH's Troupe ST. Denis,
was at Buffalo this week, at St. James's Hall,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Washington and New York Stock Mar
kets To-day.

GENERAL PATRICK has rcRIgned his position
- Provost Marshal General OF the Potomac army
Mr.. HAcKErT terminated his engagement at
Nc cyicker's Theatre, Chicago, oHthe 2sth>ult.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Asupposed PriYalssr.

NEw York, Oct. 3.-The bark Cosmos, from
Rio del Sur, makes the following report:
On the 18th inst. saw large bark rgged
steamer making for us, supposed to be priva-
teer; but, II coming on dark, we managed TO
give her the slip. She showed no light after
dark
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
The Captured sh,p B.n.hs..

BosToS, October 3.--Judge Sprague has is
sued decree restoring the ship Banshee to her
claimants. She was captured of Wilmington,
N. C., by the steamer Niphon, and was sus.
pected at the time Of attempting to run the
blockade at that port.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
PEnsOrAr..

Hon. W. T. ono, ASslstsns Secretary Of Vie
Interior Department left town Saturday and viii
be absent few days. q - M
Col wHALEr, monbsr Of the iass Congress
from West virginia, is in the si,y. He Is oandl.
date for reelection. A y arfs, L
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
INTERNAL REVENUE DgpARrMgNr.--Tbe

INTERNAL REVENUE DEpARTMEsT.--The ac
counts of the Internal Revenue Department,
before the appointment Of the present cashier,
Hon. Z. A. Rollins, Of Now Hampshire, have
all been audited. They embraced period OF
several mouths and involved many millions OF
dollars. discrepancy of only two cents was
found In the balancing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

RECEIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Macready
has been appointed Receiver of Public Moneys
for tho district of lands subject to sale at Da.
cOtah City, d. 7.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
FROM ARKANSAS

Recruiting for the Union Army-News-
papers
CAIRO, Oct. 3.-Advices from Little Rock to
the 18th ut. are received. Over 1000 Arkan.
sas Unionlsts have Joined our army al different
points, and two newspapers have been revived
at Little Rock.
The railroad between Duyal's Buh and
Little Rock Is In charge of Col. Meade, brother
of Gen, Meade
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
REBEL NEwsCD

The Richmond Daily Dispatch received To-.
day contains telegram dated Atlanta, Georgia,
Sept. 30, about as full of stupid lies concerning
the battles Of the Goth and aist of September,
and Rosecrans' present position, as 1t can pos.
sibly be. We would not give IL room In the
REPUBLICAN,. fH
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
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NOTICE.

,,,. ID, WAh DErARTMENr,t
In consequence Of the pressure of business st
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the ofce
Of Lieut.. Col. CosRAD, ls2 PennsylvAnia avenue,
above Ninstsenth street An
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
TWO SHIPS CAPTURED ny THE AL.
ALBANIA.

LONDON, Sept. a.-The American ship Ex-
press and Anna +. Schmidt have been de-
stroyod by the Alabama oil Rio. Date not
given.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

SOLDIERS RETREAT.--Arrived last night al
Soldiers Retreat, liz conscripts from Carlisle
Barracks, 100 from New York, siirom New Jersey
i2T convaieseents from Baltimore, and bs from
Wilmington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

PAYING OFF THE PoLICE.-The entire police
force are crowding the Superintendent office to-
day to receive their pay Superintendent Webb
has repeatedly urged the Commissioner TO make
arrangements for paying off the men through theii
sergeants, plan which would save much trouble
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05
Naval Intelligence

New YORK, October 4.--Tho United States
steamer Vanderbilt and two other gunboats
left Rio ON the I'D of August on u cruise.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

DEATas OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
wero reported this morning at the once OF Capt.
Hartz; william G. Mead, Aid-de-Campj Alonzo y.
Baker, ID N. Y. art Benjamin Doty, 18th N cav;
Richard Merlcy, iasd N. Y; Dcniorth G. Hemin-
way, 10th N. y cav; John L. Prince, Quartermas-
ter's teamster; John Howell ID battery, 9th N. y.
art John Dermny, 7th Va. vol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

TIE GRlAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTs.-Th,
Quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Southwest. Two Through trains daily, and one o,
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates "a
AZ the principal points In the North And West
FOR tickets and further information apply a The a
nee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Roufe," /" northess,
sornsr penn,ylyania avenuo and sixth street, un.
p. n.ion sundays to 4p. m.
... =. y. NORTON,
sw Agent,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

ON THE SiDEwALK.-Hugh Michael, a cav
alryman, was we showcred at the Central Guard.
house to-day Tor riding on the sidewalk while
drunk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

ACcIDEsT.-About 1880 o'clock to-day an
"f,cer of the army was riding rapidly down the
Avenue and when turning the curve at seventh
strect the horse slipped, throwing him eff and
knocking down two other gentlemen, = lieutenant
and civilian. The civilian received considerable
injuries; the two officers escaped uninjurcd, but
were wellsovcred with mud and nth, having fallen
In the gutter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

GOLD at the second board In New York went
up to liis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-05

ACCIDENT AT A HoUsE OF lLL-rANB.-Last
night, about 10 O'Clock, two drunken soldiers went
to the notorious No. s,b, South Bstrect, Capitol
Hill, kept by a Mrs. Csroliue Hines. difficulty
occurred At the door, and one Of them, named Jas.
Kelly, belonging to tho i57th regiment Pennsylva-
nis volunteers, fell was pushed over the railing
into q basement area about 10 feet In depth. When
approachtd by Sergeant Milstead and Rouodsman
Meredith, he was apparently dead. He was taken
Into the house, and shortly afterwards was seized
with fts. After having been restored 10 conscious
ness, he complained OF being hunt by the fall. He
was then conveyed to the qua,ters OF the ib7th
regiment.