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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Evacuation of Little
Rock, Arkansas.
Steamboats, Attacked by Guer'
S".t rillas.
CxcIxsArI, Sept. 1.-THE Memphis Bn,'ttn

CrScISsATI, Sept. 1.-THE Memphis B"''dn
has adviccs nom Arkansas to Thursday.
An escaped Federal soldiers reports the enc
my is rvacuating Little Rock and will make
a stand at Washington. Their strength has
been greatly exaggerated. They have nv moro
than eight thousand troops.
The steamer David Tatum was fired into hy
gucrriIas near Napoleon. A number OF shot
struck the pilot house, but no one was hurt.
The guerrillas are troublesome between
Helena aud Baton Rouge. Gucrrilla5 fired on
the steamer John Ruuey, above Doualdsonville,
on the Slst ult., killing one man aud wounding
thirteen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
, GOOD JOKE on K,LpArRIcK.

The army has grown merry over kilpatriCk's
recent exploits at Port Conway. They say
that klpatrlck's cavalry captured two gun.
boats, but were forced 10 destroy them, for
,sdId Of ird'SpOTt5tiom.-N Y. 1rio"ne.
The navy has grown merry over the same
exploit. of capturing couple of hulks, which
had been iismanllcd and abandoned by the
rebels when they found out that our gunboats
we're coming up the river.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT
An Engineer Runs into a Draw and
Is ShoCkingly Injured.
CuLpABLE CARELEsSNEss.

s.'etlNl to &c Na,i'nsl Re. utlican.
PniLApELpHiA, Sept. 1.-The engine and
two ears of a freight train ran into the Brandy
wine river, at Wilmington, going south last
night ABOUT ten o'clock.
The draw was open and the engineer did not
obey the signals. His namcwas James Wood.
lie was shcckingly injured, as were likewise
two other men On the train.
All the trains on thu ruad have been delayed.
Passengers for this city and New York by
the u. O'Clock 2. NJ. train from Washington
last night. arrived here this morning hysteam-
boat from Wilmington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
Capture OF Fort smith, and Evacuation
Of l. ttie Rock by the Rebels.

LEANENwoETn, Sept. ~. - Official intell-
gence oi the capture OF Font Smith reached
here this evening.
On the 2lst Gen. Bluut campcd within two
miles "i Cooper and CaLel, who had force of
1000 rebels west OF the fort, aud the next
morning marched 10 attack them, but they had
He'd. Colonel Cloud chased the rebels twenty
miles south, aud had brief engagement, but
after few rounds Cabel's men He'd in all drcc-
lions. Our loss Is eight wounded. aud Capt
Lane, Of the ID Kansas Regiment, killed. Be.
fore Col. Cloud returned, General Blunt had
entered the tort unrGsistcd.
Gen. Blunt Is seriously i'll, and will return
homeward as soon as able to BIT up. The Creeks
have nearly all deserted the rebels. Mcintosh
has gone towards Rcd river, with only $50 ucn
from his two regiments Iu thirty days no
rebel force VIII remain in the Indian Territory.
COntrabdnds are hooking to Fort smith. Tie
rebels have evacuated LATHE Rock, and are re.
moved forty miles To Fort Wellington, which
they are futliylng.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
THE DRAFT ~ ONO.

PHILApELrnIs, Sept. ll.-A dispatch from
Columbus. Ohio, says, recruiting having lailtd
to I'LL up the quota Of this Stale, au order has
dran. The number Of men to be raised is
l2 600 requiring the use of Is 600 names. The
draft begins in Cincinnati next week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
New Yo,:. D.mocr.u, Convention.

ALBANY, Sept. lO.--Thc State Democratic
Convention adjourned to day, after making the
follow ing nominations: Secretary of State, u.
b. 81. John; Comptroller, Sanford +. Church;
Attorney General, VI. b. Champlin; State En-
gincer, Van L. Richmond; Treasurer, VIM. b.
Lew is; Canal Commissioner, W. W. Wright;
Inspector of State Prisons, d. b. Mcneil; Judg.
Of Court of Appeals, VIM. F. Allen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
Good N. ws from North Carolina.

Aprivate letter received to-day from staunch
Unionist In Raleigh, says the feeling among
the North Carolina masses against the tyranny
of the Richmond oligarchy is intense. Peace
meetings are frequent In the eastern and south,
eastern section of the State, and Union men
who have heretofore been silent, are becoming
bold and persistent in their demands for peace
on any terms. What the State desires is peace
first and negotiation aiterward. Itis expected
that Gov. Nance's next message to thu State
Legislature VIII widen the breach between the
state and Richmond Governments. Governor
Vanco's friends say he will recall all the North
Carolina troops serving In the rebel army. The
position assumed by the Raleigh Standard in
favor of peace meets with general commonda-
tion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
Edition
kvuE O'CLOCK. Il. y. ~
The Great Work Of the
tl1t Age r.rJ I
All the Continents to be United
by Telegraph Lines.
Charter for aLins Through Asia and
The Pacilt Ocean obtained by
CaSiiuS NJ. clay.

Hon. Cdssius N. Clay, Russian Minister,
writes In a letter 70 friend in this city:
"They have gIapted me telegraph line
charter, the line = run from the mouth of the
Amoor river to Aterica. It will unite all the
continents and bt the great work Of the age.
1t will illustrate ri mission to this country"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

" THE CONFESSIONS AND ExrERIgscE up
AN Invalid. Published for the benefit and as a
warning and A CAUTION TO yoUEu MEN who sulIer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, etc, supplying at the same time TnE MEANS
or SELL CvRE ny one who has cured himself All.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
he,ucal humbuS and qIsckery.
by ehclosihg post-paid addressed cnyelopc
single copies riay be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
my .0-iy Bedford, Kings County, N. y
EDITOR OF RErUBLIcAN-D,ar Sir; With
your permission, wish to say to the rea,Icrs of
your paper that will send by return mail To ali
VINO wish 1t Utec) a Recipe, with full directions
Gr making and nslrs simple Vegetable Balm,
,mat will ciirctunly remove, in 10 days Pimpies
Blotches, Tan, Frcckles, aud all Impurities OF The
besutiful. ' ""u
lwill also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Dare Faces simple directions and Inform tion
that VIII enable them to start u full growth Of
LuXuriant Hair, Whiskcrs or a MouBtaehe. in iess
mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
, THOS. j. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Je@'-Imd No. S3i Broadway, New Yorh.
TnE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Rourg.-Ths
tGicGCat and safest route to the Northw eat An
ssouthWeat. IWothrough trains daily, and one o.
AZ The principal points in the North and West
rof tichctp and further nioI nation apply at the Of
nee OF tho "Grcst PcnnHylvsnis Route" northeast
conner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, un.
dor National Hotel. Once open from .. M to
e. o. NORTON,
Aux Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

FoRTREss MoSRoE, Sept 10-Fivc dcscrters
arrived in Norfolk last evening from the Second
Louisiana regiment stationed at Black Water.
They report that The forces at Black Water
consist of infantry, cavalry and artillery, num-
bcring about one thousand in all. Longstreet
is in North Carolina looking after Major Gen
eral Peck.
The Minnesota arrived in Hampton Roads
to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
PERSONAL

Nix. THOMAS GRAHAM of the city post office,
lett town last evening frrhe tar W,s'. Hts hc-lrh
for some time past has hccn much impsires hy
close Application :" hiH iutirs, ari he l,ft last
evening with the br't wishes OF his fe'low-cIerks.
CHARLES ". EsECmrE, Of the Cattaraugus
Fc'maa, has been ir,fci. In announcing the fact
he says:
Why should we mourn, CpnsctIp'cd irlcIGs,
or quake at Drafts alarms
lis bUt the voice that ,hram scuhs
To make us shoulder afms'
HANrI'uKNE's new vulyumc Is called sour
Uli IInmc," NTd contains. besides the English
sketches which have apr"afri dating III. past
year III the AHHni" NJrfh'Y, ht. 'Consulrr TNpc.
ricEcrs IN livcipool All 'u'"hIp-'aphical record
similar 10 he personal revelations ne h.. given in
the 'SCiIlrf Letter alrI 'hc itlc OF the Gus.
tom lIousr." "tur on ilumC viii hc isrur, in
b s,un and ~ London on the same day, tie 18th .
this month,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
NhNhl Ottrs ,cn-slak.

Lieut.. Jno. II. Row hd, ordered to the Naval
Academy.
Ensign VIM. b. Btgman, ordered TO the
Niagara.
Ensign Silas W. Tty, ordered 10 the Mis-.
sissippi squadron.
Third Assistant EH ncer James Maughlin,
detached from the go and ordered to the
Bureau OF steam Eng gluriug.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

RAnRokps.--AEHivAL AND DEPARTURE or
I.,AiSa.-- The rivsrhscncnts on eur frat page
a.. tr-.r,.iby wtb"uty oi the railroad comp An er
c., crafty named, nte nlrci.lly corrected whcr
r-ures ale insls, hence can he relied upon ~ COG.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Fight Whh III. Il bels on the Cuust by
the FrIgate MImntsotn.

New YoHx, Sept lo.-rhe transport Daniel
Webster, from Fortress Monroe, has arrived,
aud rcpurts that she was boarded On the 9th
instant, AT 1850 a. M, inside Cape Henry by
boat belonging to the frigatc Minnesota, from
the blockadiug fleet oil Wilmington, n. c.
she reported being on shore with her boats, aud
had tight with the rebels, killing twelve, and
capturing two guns, which she brought with
her.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
The Rsnson Of he Jspanete Firing upon
the Amerl{nn ship Pembroke.

A letter from I'D consul at Shanghai, dated
July I'd, containI the following interesting
factl
"The firing uru, the Pembroke has slgnif
canoe, but not so tuch as one would think at
first sight. The Japanese have always been
jealous OF the NAVIGATION of the inland sea, aud
1t has been carrcd on against many en-
deavoTs On their 4 tt to stop it,"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11


THE BOARD OF ESKoLLMENT.-Thc following
is the li.t Of exemptions made by the Board up to
o'clock to-day:
Archibald Williams, disability; Henry Bishop,
disability; JmseIh stern, disability; Thomas Pun.
phrey, istbility; william Moses. Francis Sipc,
Frank Bowm,n, over age; Henry Bishop, T. J. ID.
Beck, CrfOneously enrolled; 1hos. Gle sson, alien
thas. Snook, only son nt widow Henry Jones, cold
furnished substitute, Henry Holmes; Chas. i. Sol.
ger, in service 81 Marc has. Mcleod. under age
"a. 7. DpnalisUn only son of intrm parents; Jno.
Il. sullivan, over Rgej John Taylor, disability; ID.
Mc''irorn, over age; Paul Leaiy, furnished sub.
stitu Q, ThOs. Moriattyj Robert Boieny, colored.
furnished substitute, Nclson Cooper; jeremiah
Skidman. disability; Adolph ungcr, paid commu-
tation; Henry Kelly, paid Communication VIM. Bar
naclc, iurnsh he'd substitute, Chas. Drownj licury
Jackson, under age; y. :. Darbarin, only pareI OF
child; David Donavan, in service 81 March; Joh"
Collins, disability; Patrick Phantr0y, over age;
Henry Manchester, furnished substitute, c. Baker
Lewis Howard, tcolOrrd) furnished tubstituic-
William II. Butler; John NJ. Chandler and John
RoRc, only sons Ot widows; SilsB Do,lcy, undt Z
age; William II. Downs, only son oiintirm parents
eIrolei; William Hill, (colored) accepted; Payton
Robinson, (coiored) furnished subStitute-Johu
Halleck; Fitzgerald, alieniJ Francis, disability;
Frank Andersoi, only son Of widow; Samuel =.
'mith. paid cUmmutatioD; Timothy Hsrtwell, over
age; Emanuel Lancaster, furnished substitute,
John =. Ashburn; Arnisted Webster, colofed, fur
nislied substitute, Robert Builerj Sand Washin g.
ton, colorcd, accepted, Richard Gornley, over age
Lew 7. Baker, paid commutation; Neuben Tay lor,
colore1, accepttdi R0Lert BURKE furnished suJsti-
tute, JOHN Butler.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

The sMALL'r'A IN CltsTowS. - The
smallpox continues |" prcvt considerable
extent IN Ch"Hie''own' Mas lnd in that por-
ton oi the Guy cailca The Ick," there are
no less t,'ah thlr'y or i"r'y q and In sim
gle family rs many u, four Frustrated nj
once. II ID said the discasG been s,rcnd
considerably by holding Us" over lhe
deceased bodies, and the II of roIico is
taking measures 10 nave Tue e vn abandoned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

The streets OF London are becoming very in
secure. Scarcely a day passes without the oc.
currcnoc Of acts oi rul!iauisln. 1t is now hard
ly sale Tor ladies' To appear in the streets even
IN day time.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
WASHINGTON. d. q.
Nt,TIa;k:

rms PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED Bi CAR
LiEKs ~ suBsLEIBEas IN THIS CllT Ahp
- CrcRGEIowE At THIRTY CENTS PER
n tSJU
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

tbs AMENDE Injustice was
unintentionalIy done Mr., Cole, OF Capt schcetz's
detectives, yesterday, who was arrested on the
charge Of receiving brlb Rfsom substitutes. Every
thing was satisfactorily explained, and Mr.. Cole
fully yindicatcd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

The SorRvr.-Scurvy Is In the Army of the
Potomac. Fortunately the soldiers arc within
easy reach Of vegetables. A large quantity Of
these, particularly onions, will be daily sent from
Washington to the regiments by the medical
department,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

AhhiyAL' At s"InILT,' REsT.-Arriycd last
eTrning, ~ "pn1 airs :"nts tom PhiiadeIphia; 81
parpIed lfs"R",' tom Augusta blaine 30 cuuys.
les cuts from ipflfyss Mon. Ur " cuuyalr.cenis
from Po!"' Lr"k"4' 80 icsTut- from New jersey I;
md % cOLyAl'sc'n's iIOm fIOSost H,I!,cAs, Ph,l-
IephIh
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11


Any AND SEXUAL sysrEM.-New and reliable
tteatmcnt-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSO-
GiAIIoNIsent IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of
DR. J. SKILLIN HuUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
S.--T.--lS60--X.--D PLANTATION
BirrERs.
They purify, streng then aud invigorstc
They create n healthy appetite,
They arc an antiloteto to change of water and diet
ihey overcome elects Of dissipation and late
They strengthen the system and enIiven the
They prevent miasmatic and In, Intermittent (eyers.
ihey purify the breath and acidity Of the atom.
They cure Dyspepsis aud Constlpation,
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
tney cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the best Bit.ers in the world Tneyu.r.
me weak man strong, nnd are exhausted paturc's
great resforcr. They arc composed oI the rIc.
ersted CHilsaya Bark, Cascariia bark, Dandelion,
,hhui'mlie fIpNcis, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, Clovcr-bGds, Orange Peel snake
root, Caraway Coriandcr, Burdoek, S.-T.-is6UA
The following is sample of the testimony daily
soLDiERs' HOME EsurERIsrExDESr'sor OFFICE,
e.SciSsATi. o. Jan. 10, 1858.
have given your Plantation Bittcrs to hundreds
81 onf noble soldiers who stop here, or lesa
sash ,Sp III. !, heartily wish in
eneiJ 10Y iamiy, 10 every hospital, and at hand on
e'iSry "atue-helu. q. w. d. Andrews,
SH-S Superintendent.
Nervous Debility, Spcrmatorrhna, and all
sexual Diseases CURED without fees. Sufferers
can learn Of NEvER.FAILING REMEDY, the
va va!ne "i which Is vouched Tor by the best paper.
quiie ille paiicnt to consult or fec any Guack nor
anyoo else, by inciosins post-l si" directed on.
apS-'iSw6m
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

CONSUMERS RELIEF AssocIATioN.-A sub.
scription book may be found at the National Union
League Headquarters. 4si Ninth street, where all
who desire to take part in the choice OF oiiicers,
on Friday evening, may qualify themselves to vote
by signin; the constitution and paying into the
treasury the sum Of 80 No stock will be re.
ceived after Up. m. Friday evening, until after the
election OF ofiicers. Per Older. rciO-2t.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

Cranberry sauce io To be plenty this tall. The
crop in Eastern Massachusetts is large.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

treasury the sum of $40. No stock will be re.
ceived after sp. NJ Friday evening, until after the
election OF officers. Per Older. scio-2t'
The NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, ssI Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, SO. The rcading-rooms
open every evening. .pr 4--yy
James A. brown, Esq, 10 3uiy authorized and
accredited as an Agent to solicit aud receive sub
scripton, and contributions in support Of the Ma.
tional rnion League Reading Room.
WIN. BEDB, Prcridcpt.
THO. =. STOKES, seo'y.
GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
lncompetcncy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, nctuatsd by desire to benefit others, will
he happy to furnish TO all who need IL tfrec of
chargc) tho recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his case. Those wishing
To proht by his cxpericnce-and poe sess valuable
tcmcdy-will receive the same, by return mail,
Carefully sealcd,) by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
auii-dNwam No. 90 Nassau st., N. York.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-Dr. Chee. e,nan's
PWs The combination of ingredients I'm these
pills arc the result OF long and extensive prac.
lice They arc mild in their operation, and Ger.
tain In correcting all Irregularities, painful m-n.
s'rua'ion, removing all distinctions, whether
nv" cou Ut o'hcTWisc, hcauachc, pain In the side.
palpitaiion Of the heart whites, alt nervous sfec
tion', hIsterics, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &e distub bed sleep, which arise from inter
| Iuption Of nature.
Dr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many to a PREMATURE
| GRAVE NO female can enjoy good health unless
she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
| DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
are the most eiiectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females To all classes they
arc invaluable, inducing, cim certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known TO thousands, who
have used them at different per. .ds, throughout
the .untry, having the sanction of some Of the
most eminent Physicians in ADicrica.
Explicit dfoeiions Safiny rhen they should not be
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per For.
containing from 90 TO 80 Pills.
Pills Sem by mail, promptly, by remitting TO the
Pr prietors. Sold By Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNGS X HILLYER.
se6-6meod iroprietort, 81 Cedar ST., New Yrok.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

A DELIGHTFUL TRiP.--A most delightful cx-
cursion took place yesterday to Fort Warrington
and Gynont, Under the auspices oil the LIST District
regiment. About o'clock, p. m, the line steamir
Trumpetcr left the sixth street wharf, having on
board a number Of ladies and gentlemen, invited
guestB, and proceeded TO Alex rndria, where the
guests were Joined by number of guests from that
city and number OF officers from the LIST District
regiment Among the party, We motto d the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Col. Towc crs, provost marshal
of Alcxsndrisi Capt. lloyd, assistant provost mar
shnI; Capt Clarke, provost judge; Quartermaster
B. =. Lloyd, aid to Col. II. II. Wells, provost mar
shall of the Dsfences OF Washington; Capt Gale,
adjutant general to Gen. Slough, military governor
of Alexandria; Capt. Church, brigade quarter mas
ter; Capt. Fisher, commanding General sloush's
guards; Lieuts. Joh, Drew and Walter Dobson;
Dr. Dali, Twelfth army corps; DR.. Cachlin, con-
ductor Of the hospitals Of Alexandria; Alderman
r. Lloyd; W. d. Massey, postmaster Of Alex
andria, and others.
The party procccGel to Fort Washington, where
they spent - half hour examining the fort under
the guidance Of Lieut. Liyermorc, Fourth United
States artillery. About o'clock the party reached
Glymont, where they spent hree hours in the
dance, and returned to IN ir respective cites about
II O'Clock y. IN, delighted with the trip. The
brigade b,nd, Of twenty pieces, was in attendance
and discourscd most excellent music.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

The title selected for the ruler of Greece is
that of king ot the Hellones. -ELchaags
fGpsr.
That is a name Nc gaze JeiT. Davis some
time ago.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

The 50, 100 RoBBEnY.-Our readers will rec
olrct the circumstances Of the robbery of Major
williams, Paymastrr, Of the SUM Of %, 7CO In post.
age currency, on Thrtceath street, on the 25th Of
juno last. $500 OF the money was found buried
In the cellarby Chapman, clerk - Mrjcr Williams
August ydcn, young man employed by Major
williams just prior to the robbery, has been under
ar est for some time charged with the con mi. sion
of the larceny, and had hearing to-day before Ju,-
tice Clayton. From the evidence the fact was
elected that on the evening previous to the
robbery Chapman suggested to Major la.
than the pIopnc'y of taking the money out
Of the Majors iron safe and dcpositing 1t in
q chest belonging to Major williams, who was ab-
sent from the city at the time The Major did not
object, and the change was made. Next morning,
when the robbery was discovered, Chapman and
Church were the frst to discover the buried treas
ure and the former declared the amount misbing
ts.oo) before the money was counted. Chapman
and Church absconded two days afterwards.
During the examination to-day, nothing was
elected fixing any great probability of Boyden's
guilt, and he was dismissed.
MIR. Norris appeared for the prosecution, and
Utermchlc for the dcfrnre.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ESCORT OF THE REMAfSs OF LIEUT.. BrASsiN
ro ruI DIror-At "a O'Clock, to-day, the officers
and clctka at tho of the military gov
crnor Of the Disrct met for the purpose OF render.
ing their last tribute Of respect 10 the remains of
their brother officer, Lieutenant Jsmcs NJ. Drannin
The lody WAS laid out In state, In the oficc oi
Cant Johnson The coan was vety neat ana
tssti mahogany one, ornamNntcd with handles oil
silver, and lined with white satin. An American
nag was wrapped around 1t, and TIC s"oiu' ocr'
and hat Of the departed one were Ia. On 'ns 'or,
to be buried with him. hsilyer plate on 'h' i'u
OF the coQln bore the iollowinS inscrip'i'h'
JAMES NJ. BRASis,
Go. d, I0ih New Jersey VOL,
Military Detective.
The facs OF tsc deceased, although spmewhat
burnt with powder, still looked vc'y natural ie'
tore the arrangements were ready very iafge
humber oi friends went In TO take last look ~
the fe ,iurc. OF one who they knew was 40 unNef'
8 lily esteemed his many good qualities TWAS
really afectiug we stnod by TO see fhe oineefs o'
the force with which he was connected tmeh "ho'
In the disc arge Of the duty, are stern ana unhiheh
ing) now stand over the eorpte oil their superior
and weep like children.
The escort WAS composed Of part Of tie second
District regiment, who are now doing patrol duty
In this city They numbered iio strong, all under
the cotamand Of Capt. John u. Johnson, The chic'
Of the military detective corPs, to whom the ao
ceased was second In command. Tie pail beaieis
that had been selected were sia second ieutenan''
Of The Invalid corps.
About one o'clock everything being In readiness
the escort were drawn up in line with arms pre-
rentcd, and the coffin brought out by squad oil
soldiers. During the march to the hear'e the
Band Of the Fourteenth New Hampshire volunteers
played a solemn march. Tho military were theu
marched by platoons, facing down Nineteenth
street They were followed by the Band, altei
which the following was the order Of the p,oces
sion:
Pali Bearers. Hearsc. Fall Bearers
Carriage with father OF deceased.
Offlccrs Of the Mill AIRY Headquarters, al mounted
Capt Johnson's detectives in carriages.
Clerks Of the Military Headquarters In carriages.
The members Of the HiberUia steam Fire Eugihs
Company, in citizens dress, with badges, In car
riages.
In this order the procession moved down Nine
tccnth street to the Avenue down the avenue tt
the railroad depot where, aircr the colin had beer
safely depos d. the officers and clerks returned tt
tho ir duties. The father OF the deceased, who ar
rived last nj ,ht, wilt accompany the remains tt
his home iu New jersey.