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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL
Yesterday, Patrolman Crown arrested Thomas
Reilly, teamster employed by the Government, al
the wagon-yard near the Depot charged with as
saulting fellow teamster, Robert Thompson, with
intent TO kill The particulars, as far as we have
been enabled to learn them, are these: On satur-
day night last, after both parties were through
work, they got into a dispute, which ended In a
hstie encounter. But they were separated by their
friends before they had done any damage to one
another. with this the affair ended until yester-
day morning, when Reilly, getting up early, went
to the tent OF Thompson, and there attempted to
take his life He drew knife from his pocket
and stabbed him in the right cheek, cutting deep
gash. The alarm was given, and Reilly was ar
rested and given in charge Il the above officer,
who conveyed him to the station. n.house. This
morning Justice Ciberson committed him to jail
for court. Reilly has, since his arrest, threatened
the life Of Thompson. He will not have a chance
to put his threat into execution for some time TO
come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24
u S. CONGRESS-. In the Senate, yesterday

i S. CONGRESS- In the Senate, yesterday.
petitions were presented from clergyman tf al
denominations, and others, praying su, h
amendment to the Enrolment act as viii pro-
vide that ministers Of the Gospel, and candi~
dates for the ministry shall BE regarded az
non comE'atants Mr.. Wade introduced LIB
providing that hereafter no member Of the
Senate or House Of Representatives shall,
during his continuance in office, appear or
act as counsel attorney, or agent before any
court or commission in which the United States
is a party. Mr. Wilson offered resolution,
calling on the Secretary OF War 10 Inform tie
Senate whether persons held 10 service OF
labor-negro sIaves-by the laws Of Delaware,
Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Mis-
souri,, have been enrolled acco! ding 10 tile
provisions Of the act for enrolling and calling
out the national forces, and if not, Why such
enrolment has not been made. Ar, Wilson
also introduced bill to establish . uniform
system Of ambuIances in the army Of the /,
S. After some unlmportant business, Tie
Senate went into Executive session, and sub
seuuently adjourned oyer until Monday, the
9TH Of january.
In the House Of Representatives, The lllI
with the Senate amendments, approNlatlpg
twenty millions Of dollars tor the Fay Of boun~
tbs and advance pay 70 soldiers under the lass
cali Of the President, and providing that 10
bounty other than that nov provided ny law,
500, Shall be paid after the 9TH OF January,
was finally passed The speaker land 1e1cre
the House communication from the Spc1e-
1aIy OF War, transmitting the report 81 Uen;
Mcclellan, concerning the organization ana
operations OF The Army OF The pvlonlac While
under his command, and all nllh'ary opefatlnnS
while he Was Commander Ill incl, VT.
Sctlenck, from. the Military COMMITTEE. r( port
I'd bill 10 consolidate the Two classes II ZIG
Enrolment act into one, Mr.. Ancona offered
Il preamble and resolution setting 1oljh mag
the ACT Of Congress, commonly calico
the CONSUMPTION law, IS aggressive unjust ano
unconstitutional. ecauSe /. takes 1lOn tue
States the control Of It's cw1 militia, AID Gi'ccE'
inc the Committee on Military Affairs 70 trIhg
iu a bill 10 re-; cal the law, and substitute >oAc
constitutional and just neal,s ~ raise alnle6.
Whilst THIS resolution was under con>ltIerat!on'
on nUti0n Ut Nr. Stevens, the HOUSE adJ"0In-
cd until the 5th Of january.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24
DIED.

At Cantonville, near Baltimore, on the ltt a
instant after short lllntS NJ Ahl II Il MtAo
UALEN BOWIE, wife Of Richard Z. Bowie,
and daughter Of the Late Daniel kapine, Esq
Of w ashlngtOn city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24
ezzT There will be no paper issued from thls
oFfce unrj Monday afternoon.
TIE Norfolk Oh Dominion ( Union /

-
calls upon Senators and Representa- tlyes from
VIRGINIA IL the i. s. Congress, to show no
svn,nfoDs Of favor to Secesoionists, Or OPPOSE
ron 70 the Administration, and bids them re-
collect that ''had it not been tor the protec-
zion afforded by the army ct the United States
- the people who elected them, while holding
that election they could never have been chosen
10 their present position.
The New York World says chat thereafter
10 vessel can leave our harbors without pass
from the United States marshal, stating that
rhcre ) 10 c9ntraband goods or suspicious
characters on board. It IS not necessary that
each passenger should secure pass from the
marshal; but he or she must consent 10 an e&'
animation Of sell ana baggage on board tue
steamer before its departure
Within few days past Seyeral cases o.
tyvhus fever have occurred among the troops
ouartered IL the barracks around Washington
some OF which have resulted fatally lnves-
.;oafions Of the causes which developed this
3j,rase have been MA lie my competent medIcaA
men and it has been ascertalned that t@2 par
racks, 0" winter quarters Tor the men, are totally
mad .0uaye tur their accommodation.
The charges against General Humphreys
Thief of C.n. Nleade's Staff, cause consider
able comment among his brother officers. 1Ae
charges are SO foreign TO what IS we'll KNOWN
n t4eDeral Humphreys by his associates OF
many years standing, that they are unanI-
1nous IN recommending him to take NC steps
in regard to them.
President Lincoln Amnesty Proclamation
has been forwarded 10 Cincinnati tor the use
Of the Western Sanitary Fair. 1t IS lnterlined
and erased all over, showing the various feel
Ing and thoughts Of the writer while compo-
sing Il. It IS to be sold at auction.
Charles Heise, convicted Ut the recent term
Of the Prince George county court toE abb
dncting negroes, and sentenced TO the Peni-
tentiary for FIVE moths, has been pardoAed by
theGovernor Of Maryland.
----~--~~~emn~~-~----
The funeral OF Gen, Butord was attended by
the Superintendent and all the Professors and
officers at West Point, the corps OF cadets,
the detachments Of cavalry and artillery. The
remains were conveyed to the cadets cemetery,
where they we're inferred with distinguished
donors.
Gen Butler has telegraphed that nothing Is
known at Fortress Monroe Of the alleged publ
J,i>.>, Il 49, IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24

The cause OF the Wash, gt0n, Alexandria, and
Georgetown Railroad Company, ct al, VS..
The Mavor, Board Of Alderman and Common
Council OF Washington. ct al, IS being argued
in the Supreme Court Of the District sitting III
hanc. The COUNSEL in the case are MesSr:.
Reverdy johnson and j. B. Stewart: Tor the
railroad company, and Mcssrs. Bradley ana
Davidge tor the Washington corporation.
The cause Of action and grounds tor reIle1
set forth Ia the omplainants bill are that on the
18th Of AprIl. 1855. All illegal Contract was en-
tered iItU between the municipal corporation
vi w ashingtou and the private corporation VI
the railroad company, III WHICH oOth the con
tracing parties exercise Unchartercd powers !;
that had sufficient authority been delegated by
the respective charters OF the Corporations, no
valid contract, cQultablY binding either party,
were contaminated, that the corporation ~
" Washington had been guilty OF such general
and continued Iaches as to deprive 1t OF any OF
the rights specified III the deed OF trust OF 18TH
OF Aplll 1885, and has openly declared Nun
ana void It's own obligation So assumed, as q
violation Ot It's charter, and that It does not
owe the debt thereby created lhecumplalnaut5
therefore ask tor a perpetual injunction auu lqf
general anu special relief
The business yesterday morning was confined
TO the reading OF the papers III the caae'
WASH Chronicle Of this mOrnlug.
Gen Averill reports to Cen HaIIeck that
he arrived ut Salem, Va, on the 10th INST,
cut the railroad destroyed the Confederate
depots and large quantity OF stores. The
railway tack WAS torn up, and tive bridges
and culverts destroyed over an extent OF fifteen
miles The troops on their return Were threat
ened at different points, but succeeded III
reaching their camp III Pocah0utas county,
with loss OF the ambulances and wagons, and
some lick taken prisoners. The whole Federal
loss be states was only six men drowned five
wounded and ninety missing, During the
movement he says two hundred Contcdcratrs
we're captured, but only eighty-tve were kept
on account Of their inability to walk,
The special correspondent Of the St. Louis
Dispatch at Fort Smith, under date Of I'D
instant, telegraphs ILat the Confederate force
which crossed the Arkansas, going northward,
were under StaudValte, Adalr and Quantre.I.
"Captain Spilman, with portion Of the Indian
troops, encountered them at Buren, Fork,
Cherokee county, and fought them tour hours
and routed them The Contederates fled in all
directions, but the remnants Of the force will,
it is thought, reorganize. It is suspected
their design is to concentrate on the kansas
border.
CO, Lee, Of tie l, ), Quartermaster Gcner
al office, has been transferred to the position Of
Nhlef Onartermaster 1t this post IN the place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24

We present our readers the Compliments OF
the Season, and wish thcm Happy CHRIST"
mas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24

Cases Of small pox anloug the
bands IN this place are reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

TIE PIT STREET. RIor-ASoruxR vicux.-patrck Boy.
land native Of ireland thirty hres years q age died
At carly hour yesterday morning from tho effects u
gunshos wound received The lsth ult during he az
turbancs q the corner Of P and Brooms streets An
nqusss was held on the body BY Coroner RAnney when
ne mother a he dsosaasd issiiAsd a. 20 how he raj
bssn Injured. The pest nortem Examination made by
the bcSpal surgeon showed that Boyand had bern moi
n Ire bick between the shoulder aud minule bali
- found ebeddsd Ia the ncsh the spinal comn
Whai part tho decsassd took In The res did not srans
pirs. N 6a
Tms FATAL ssAsmSo AunAr IN rsr surm wARp--vxvw.
4oAnox or Coa0xn "Reminiscences Rannsy hsd An
inquest yesterday At the New York Hospital On the botv
OF John Hunt tho who stabbed q, 81 park
On saturday night BY italian, named Salvator i
Alma The Testimony won't 70 that decessed "a:
partially intoxicated ~ the nc and az Alma passed Min
on The way 70 his deceased remarked al can ck vc,
and al your crowd" Alma, thinking dfnsreptiv INA
Hunt he woah walk into tho yard an opport,ns,~
would b. presented for him TO test biz aehs,r,
qualities Hunt accepted the challenge "A 4.
few moments collision cnsued, during which liant ~
stabbed IN the len side near the heart and s,arrsrn
Through The hall 10 tho front door tell On the edcws
and never spoke afterwards He vas conyeyed n ths
New York Hospital and expired soon After being adss
The Jury rendcrrf verdict that he died from the ecss
OF stab with kne IN the hands OF Salvador j. Ains On
ths LIST OF August 1893" Alma escaped lmnodlsss
ly after inaictna the fatal blow and IA st al large
Captain Jou-daD, OF tho sixth precinct however san.
guine o. be ns able 70 arrest him ysry soon unls he
lsavss The country ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03


the insuraeot leader WAIVER surprised and pieces
Ehe Ccsssck deachments plundel ing Gsaewo. in Au-
gustowo. The nsurrection In Samogta crea sang.
Six national detachments have been organized.
despatch from Bucharest OF July 10 says.-Four hun
dred Poles and some Engl hmen left Touchta board
an English steiner, and disembIked the 18th be-
tween Reni and lsmail
me Instructions received with regard to this ex
petition BY the Waaenian authorities and troops were
70 employ sion and to avoid conflict with arms ut
any cost Their copciatory efforts however. not bong
sended with any result Fight took place, which lasted
I'VE hours and terminated in the retreat OF the
Poles, who abandoned their dead and wounned.
tho loss OF the Poles sixteen killed, inciuaig
two officers and thirty wounded. The Roumains had
eighteen killed and As wounded among the iater Me,e
two officers. The used by the Poles were OF rassn
manuactare, and of superior quality After tno
dead aad transporting the wounded 70 ismai two CUM
panies OF Roamans started In pursuit oi tneH aaves-
Saries
telegram from Bucharest OF July IL, says:lhe Poles
surrendered TO day TO the Roumanian troops
eeyram from Buch rest OF july ID. says-By order
OF Pr,ce ouza Poles captured in the recent engage
mont wih The Roumail troops are ~ be treated as mill
ta.y prisoners and ratons with regiment
Miluouitz, the commander OF the loles has been re-
leased on parole
rho res!auer Zeitsng publishes news from Warsaw to
eight hundred Russians Iubartow and that Chreze
peck ganed victory over five hundred Russians near
Sobo.a.
des?tch from St Petersburg OF July IS, says.-The
CONSUMPTION in Ina Grudno, Kowno Volhynia,
Kew and Podoa. has been postponed until 1864.
Measures will be adopted upon the subject at future
time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

ssoonxc ARRAY AZ me AsroR Hocn--A serious Il
fray took place At the Aston House Saturday svsn.g
which win probably result In tie dssh q one Of the psr
tcipants. Shortly AFTER i've O'Clock man who VS. Z
the habit Of cartpg swll from The sssAbshmsus had h
cart backed up across the sidewalk - The Barclay
entrance blocking up the sidewalk Ths street wns msc
Of the Third precncts called 70 ehs nslsanoe anI y
the stencil arising from the conteats OF the cart ah
soutcy sckenngs he requested the driver 70 remove ~
cart The csrman refused, and Blizzard warned him thrs
times 20 leavs o. hs would arrest him. An alssrcasto
beng shut In the ocsss hce. BLIZZARD then called s0l
balm, a the Broadway sd, 70 hts aesstanos, aa
Of the house gathered 70 the carman and asI
teupssd 70 prevent hs arrest ~ the omcep HIznr1
Wa thrown down Aad deprived Of bis club, and oGRes
Bsn after being badly beaten, drew his revolver ap4
nrcd al the riugleader q NE crowd shooting him In M
man Wa 70 The hospits where be nov liss
critical condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
Personal Inseiiis.nce.

o. b. Gum, Of kansae; W. G. Wagley. Of Meu,nh,.
Tenn; Capt. j. N. Hunt, Of q. s. A. COL samuel Raj n
San francisco; solomon Scott Thomas n. Ford and NJ
Iaaihe, OF S. Louis, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel ~
Hon. r. Hale, Of Dover; W. wIlkeuson OF Burso,
Major Broadhead Of the United States Army j. A. Poor
II Portland, Me- !. u. stevens, Of Aurusia Judge Bai.
Waters, Il baltimore and cowles Of Chicago are stop.
ping af tho Asior House.
Rankin, of Canada; II. A. johnson on Colorado. 7
low bat, OF Paris d. NJ Gale, ol Chicago w. j. Fa,reivh
OF Sc. Joseph T. Wills, OF RIO Jane.ro; y O Hussoy
and family Of Pitisburg Gonen, OF New Orleans ana
Hon. ). T. Jswett, Of Ohio, are stopping al the 81.
Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
Yale college APpoIntmsnts.

IFTUm tus New Haven Palladium, Au0ust IN
The corporation Yailegs College, al It's late session
made the following appointments some Of which have
already been noticed We bring them al to0cther;-
Rev. William b. Clark was appointed Livipeptou Pro
cesor OF Divinity but the mama q the professcrshp 4 70
Mr Cyrus Northrop was appointed Professor az Rhc.o
rio and English Literature.
Mr. Lewis r. Packard, tutor In Yale College. was
appointed Assistant Professor Of Greek
Mr. Daniel c. Gilman, Librarian Of Yalo College Vas
appointed Professor Of Physical AMI Political Geography
the Sheinsld scientific school, 49,
Dr. Leonard J. Sanford appointed Professor OF Ana
tony and PhysoIog. In the Medical Department, n nlacs
Professor Charles Hooker, deceased. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

with the interest department. and thence
with the vault Of ths Treasurer Of the Assay Once.
NJ building thoroughly heated throughout with hcs
wafer.
We have perhaps been somewhat minute In our a.
scrption but NOT than seemed Indispensable 70
give even general and inadequate idea OF the location
and operations Of Of the interesting institutions
IN tho United States.
Making our bow, we take leave Of the courteous
officials Of tho New York branch OF the Uaited States
Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

rsvusroor--s,eamship cry Of Lcndcu--Mss gus,
Churshii Mrs Jonas smith M Dana. JQhnJ sesnsn 3
G LAarsy. chss acbis,, Richard ss.eh q si::on :
Mss Shsrisr, l~ Dunbar, frs Dr csmsron n scsss
vita and two shildrvn; .wm Abbott fse nsxrsM Pee
Leslie, Hampton Iecdou Jusa Joss AmunsseEn nar6I
i2V wy man, b 3 Wiz, 1SSs ssns 49, Il
Clarke VIM Wyatt senchcs, REV $40 6Aerie1 CO
iisie Edward jennings, " wiiRn, " eAes1$stel
ethtrs "A Lhf nswSssI specie, eslNWe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

10 the HOUSE Of Lords, Monday, July 90 the Duke OF
Argyle presented petition from shssld asking tho
government would give facilities for establishing ship
from Lake Erie 10 tho Ottawa river for the purpose
Of conveying grain through CAnsda nsead Of the United
States.
10 ropy 70 question from Lord Lyndon, Lord Gran
ve expressed hr regret that up 10 the present time the
people q Canada bad not provided su6acsnt militia
iorco TOR their defence in Of war and stated that
was impossible for this country 70 defend Canada ssc
lively unless the coonists themselves aided In that
object
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

THO following is tho text * tho ao.r.,ce ,.o.
Forcy received by the French Minister Of war
rh.v, ,,ss sp,sroa An. ,,, Ms,ico, June 10, 1S62
fns army With heart ali, asila,ed BY tho s "rsr
address ns despatch " haste TO your Excc,lsn. ~ -
form you that the whole population OF ha cI,v y. IN
army with an enthusiasm that bordered on dei,, ne
soldiers OF france were literally under ,hs ~
sariaods and pousaes 0ny the sntrsncs u The armv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
The Markets.

MONEY MARKEr-LONDON, JULY FL.
Consols opened this morning al further decline and
In tho open markets there has been almost Q panic
Throughout the day The Polish question was assigned as
the cause but among the leading capitalists aud mer-
chants thee Is little real uneasincfs with regard 10 t.
Copsols for money closed nj s2k A, and s2k X for
August French rentcs eff s5c. Erie paid up shares
relapsed do 1st and 4th mortgages az each Illinois
Central dollar bonds, O. do ordinary shares, Il; and
LIVERPOOL COTTON xARxEr-JrLY Il AND %.
Sales for tho two days reach IA 900 bales 900 on
speculation and export Prices nrm ut I'D per h. higher
than last Fridays prices.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARxEr--JuLY II.
wheat firm nj the extreme rates Of Friday Flour un.
altered Indian corn Hat
LONDON CORN MARKEr--JULY 20.
The market was rather arm.
LONDON COLONIAL MARKET July 81.
Sugar steady. Coffee unchanged. Tea nat. Tallow
steady Al AS. -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
NASSAU, N. r., july & 1853.

The naa day OF the greatest naiicn Ia carsenaom n
upon aad though thousands Of Americans throus ina
Streets yet not the slightest visible sign there tina,
them feels that II 10 day that he and every true American
ought 70 hc0or not star Stripe scsn among the
hundreds o. vessels that crowd the harbor and the
flagstaff OF the American Consul which one week aso ION
the anniversary OF the coronation OF her Majesty Oeeu
vctorls proudly bore alot the Of the Free 70.
day. OF all days. stands bare OF inch Of bunting
Shame, shame that such things can be- whore b Sam
Whiting With all his faults land be had manyl he vovd
never have been guilty Of such nsgrans dspect Ct tia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

mcnts similar 70 those OF tha two receiving ro m
downstairs Here postage currency is issuoi and re-
deemed. Mr.. smith informed thai the daily redemp
lions row amount 70 about 1fteen thousand dollars n
takes expert clerk cnte day two thousand
dollars The redeemed notes are put up packages ANA
sent 70 Washington 70 be destroyed Specimens Of coup.
tcrfsits Of each denomination were shown 70 us
new fractional currency bclng prepared at the
Treasury Department at Washington will be Issued Ia III,
place Of Tho postage currency thS course Of month or
two. 8 et.f
the room opposite TO the fractional currency depart
msnt Ia subdivded into three Offices -Thoss Of Mr. Dun
ming, Superintendent Of the Assay Once Dr. rorrsy, A.
ayer, and Mr.. Kent Meter and Redpsr This room was
formerly occupied By The auditor Of the Custom House
These osces arc appropriately but qsssly furnished
The two rooms In the third story on Pine street are
eupsd by Or. Torrsy ssyerAIy for laboratory and
chemical room. Tho public are not admitted
Tho two angular rooms In the second story over M
vaults occupied BY some Of the chief accountants
require quiet and privacy Passias through the one on
the east sde we come out upon too gallery Of Tho 70.
tunda, proccsdlng along which, we enter an elegant
RETIRING ROOM,
fronting upon Wall street, and directly opoos,ts "A m.
Secretary u the rrsasurys ROOM on tho other aida 10
which Is chiefly used an ante chamber, or vaItipr
room. II is supcrbiy furnished In crimson.
Descending stone Staircase similar 70 shs one on shs
other side, We enter the
PRIVATE oFyIcR or rHH DEPUTY ASSISTANT rnxA.
suRER OF THE UNITED srArss, Nh. n. ,. YIELD.
Tho entrance 70 Mr. Fisds once b on the rixhs ~ that
10 Mr. csccs On the lcn, Of the principal or wall
street entrance This room formerly occupied BY the
Collector Of The Port his private oncs II u ntcd
up similarly 20 Mr.. oscoS once, except that The
furniture and upholstery green, instead q blue,
and hsss small ante rocn 10 pArtsonsd o6 front by
IN elegant gilt iron railing AMs north snd shas room