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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPREME Court Chisf Justice Carner.-This
morning, In the Supreme Court, sitting as circuit
court, the great sewing-machine case came up at
~ O'Clock.
M. Bradley, counsel ior the appelltes, In reply
to MIR. Brady, counsel ior the appellants, frst
commented upon the appeal OF James G. Wilson
(ssHgnec Of A ins n Fclthouscn's pstent) from
the decision OF the Commissioner OF Patents,
which determined the question Of priority 10 be
In favor Of Allen b. Wilson, (of whose patent
Potter, Wheeler and others are the assignees,l u
which appeal was based upon the following
grounds
list. That the Commissioner OF Patents erred ~
deciding th,t any OF the claims presented by thu
applicant, J. G. Wilson, iaterered with the paten
OF A. D WILSON ort reissues thereof, and that
therefore, his decision, go far as 4. b. WilsonI
patent sni its reissues ars conceraei, ought IL
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
Notice to Assistant Marshals
and Aids for the Gettys-
burg Celebration.

Marshal Lamon, having been obliged TO leave
town for Gettysburg this morning, desires those
gentlemen who have been invited to accompany
him as Aids, Deputy Marshals, or otherwise,
for the Gettysburg celebration, to report to
Deputy Marshal Phillips, at the City Hall, pre-
Nious to > O'Clock this afternoon, where they
will be furnished with tickets for the early
train tomorrow wednesday, morning.
WARD II. LAMoS,
Chief Marshal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
IOFFICIAL.l

lOFFICIAL
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. i2th, 1885,
Special Orders, No. ~.
The sale Of liquors is prohibited In the follow
Ing localities, 10 addition to those named In spe'
cial Orders, No. sfrom these headquarters, Of date
November !, 1863
Squares iii, 50 much ther Of as fronts on
street.
Squares esa, :s, 2G7, 2ss 900, 27o 2s 2ss, s2e sn
49, s5s 1884, 1885, $780, 4Cs no. 4a3, la4, 4Ga +6s, 492
6s4 and squares g and D, on Mar, land avenue, In
vicinity of Government railroad depots, aud store
houses.
Squares 500, 6Ol, bl4 645, $40 and SAT In vicinity
OF sixth and seventh street whArves.
Squares ssi and 3s., SO much thereof AZ front or
Louisiana avenue, In vicinity of Central Guard
house.
Upon "the Mall" In the vicinity OF the Monu
ment and Government cattle yards, or upon an,
place In the vicinity Of Mount Pleasant" ~" Car
ver,"" Stone," " Columbia College," Campbell
" Lineoln," " Douglas" Emory" or "ArmorI
Square" " Hospitals.
The penslty for violation OF this order viii b,
the same as specified IN Special Orders No. o."
BY command OF Henry b, Todd, Capt. and Pro
vost Marshal. AS BAKER,
noi2-tf Lieut. and Adjutant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM GEN. IElDEs IRIY.
A Cavalry Reconnaissance BY
.r General Custer. n
THE ENEMY DISCOVERED in
FORCE. ~ 80
Railroad Completed 10 Culpeper

WARRINGTON, Nov. 1T.-The following ha'
been received from the Army Of the Potomac;
On Sunday morning the cavalry division OF
Gen Fitzpatrick under the temporary command
of Gen. Custer, made q Reconnaissance along
the Rapid Ann at Raccoon Ford, to ascertain
the truth or faisty of reports that the enemy
were falling back upon Gordonsville. As our
cavalry approached they were greeted with q
few guns from the rebel entertainments, but
our light batteries soon silenced them. A few
sharpshooters were seen in tho lower rihe pits,
and shortly afterwards strong infantry force
was developed.
The river was too swollen by the heavy storm
OF Saturday night to make the attempt to cross
and our cavalry returned.
It was confidently believed that trains ovei
the railroad would run into Culpeper last night
as the bridge over the Rappahannock is nearly
completed, and the road uninjured TO Culpeper
Associated Press Correspondence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
Naval Orders,

The following naval orders were issued this
morning:
Captain George F. Emmons, detached from
duty as Fleet Captain Of the South Atlantic
Blockading Squadron, and ordered North.
Lieutenant Commander Edward Barrett, or
dered to command the steamer Massasoit.
Assistant Paymaster Henry A. Strong, or
dered to the steamer Sebago.
Assistant Paymaster Horatio l.. Wait, de-
tached from the Mary Sanford, and ordered to
the steamer Philadelphia.
Gunner Thomas Stewart, detached from the
receiving ship at Boston and ordered to the
Cyame, Pacific Squadron.
Gunner Cornelius Dugan, detached from the
Cyane and ordered to return to New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
Projected REBEL INVASION.
statement Of Their Designs.


(From the Montreal Commercial Advertiser.l
THE JouSsoS's ISLAND EXPEDITION.
The expedition intended to effect the liberia
ton of the Confederate officers held prisoners
on Johnsuu's Island, Lake Erie. having failed,
in order TO remove the misapprehensons that
may be created by Federal accounts of Cana
dian plot to burn Western cities, We give below
all the facts in which the public arc inter-
estsd, which may, we are assured, be implicitly
relied on.
The Washington Government having refused
to continue the exchange Of prisoners Of war
under the cartel, sent the Southern officers ac-
customed TO a tropical climate to Johnson's Is
land where 1000 of them were confined In
wretched quarters, absolutely unfit to house
cattle. There is no reason to doubt that the
officers selected for this p.ison were those upon
whom the cold, damp climate, and exposure
would act most prcjudlcially. 1t was In fact
an attempt to commit murder, without public
ly iucurrlng the odinm of slaughter.
In these circumstances the Confederate Gov
ernment determined to make an attempt to
rescue the doomed officers and for this purpose
on expedition was fitted out consisting of thirty.
six officers under the command of one who had
distins ushcd himself in similar dashing enter
priscs, and three hundred men. The officers
embarked at Wilmington In the Confederate
steamer X. f.. Lee, and landed at Halifax. The
cotton aud tobacco brought by that steamer as
freight were sold to furnish the funds required,
amounting TO $4,000 The men came over
land through the States, III small parties, to the
! general rendezvous.
The intention was TO surprise the Federal
garrison on Johnson's Island, liGerate the pris'
oners, convey them to Canada in vessels pro-
vded for that purpose, ana forward them by
Halifax to Nassau or Bermuda the greater part
of the funds being specially devoted 10 paying
thsir passage to one of these points.
ANY further operations on the Lakes wer'
left to the discretion of the officer IN command
whose orders were stringent and peremptory tt
avoid a breach of British neutrality, and tc
take care that even tho semblapcr OF interna
tlonal wrong should be prevented. Had John
sons Island been taken, 1t might haye formed
q basis for other operations against Fedora
commerce on the Lakes; but the real object o
the expedition was to rescue two thousand val
liable lives from the cruelty which had devote e,
them to slow but certain death in climate AM
situation In the last degree inimical TO them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

DEATH OF 4 BosToS MERCmANT.-IIon Benz.
G. Clark died at an early hour this morning OF
typhoid fever, In the G3d year Of his age. lie
was a merchant widely known and very highly
esteemed. As friend of the people Of iaytl,
he rendered important services, by public adj
dresses in their behalf, and at the time OF bis
death was Haytien Consul at this port. Tht
cause of the sailor was near to his heart, and
for many years he labored for their welfare, by
conducting pubic religious services in free
Episcopal Bethel at the North End. Mr.. Clarl
represented Suffolk county in the State Senate
and was u wise and sagacious legislator. Tb'
death of so useful and honored citizen will
be sincerely regretted by all who knew him.
Boston Transcript, lih.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

70 Important 10 Femaies.-Dr. Cheese
mans Pms-The combination Of ingredients In
these pills are the result OF long and extensive
practice. They are mild In their operation, and
Gel tain In correcting all Irregularities, painful
menstruation, removing all obstfuctions, whether
from cold or otherwise, hssdache, pain In the side,
palpitation Of the heart whites, all nervous aec-
tons, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed sleep which arise from inter.
ruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WAS the commencement Of new era in the treat.
ment OF those irregularities and obstruetions
which have consigned so many to PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she 10 regular, and whenever An obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eHeetusl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
are invaluable, Inducing, irh certainty periodical
regularity. They are known TO thousands, who
have used them at different peri,ds, throughout
the ccuntry, having the sanction OF some OF the
most eminent Physicidns IN Americu.
Explicit directions, stating phsn they should not b.
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per Bo4,
containing from 30 to 60 Pills.
Pills sem by mail, promptly by remitting to the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNGs l. HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Sold by 3. CALVERT FORD,
se6-smeol $50 Pa. avenue, Washington, D. Z.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

A mild astonishmcnt has been expressed In
the newspaper offices here, and In Baltimore
and Philadelphia, at Marshal Lannon's assign
meut of the Press to place in the Gettysburg
procession behind the Adams Express Compa-
ny's wagons, instead of next to the two Houses
OF Congress. Wash. Cor. ". y. Times.
The above paragraph is the only " "astonish-
ment," mild or otherwise, that We have heard
expressed. The fact is, the programme alluded
to should have stated more explicitly that the
place assigned to "Adams Il Co.. is not to the
"ofilcers and representatives. Of the company,
but to the "hospital corps of Adams & Co."
That's what's the matter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
PERSONAL.

GENERAL BUsTEED is in town, stopping at
Wilard's We understand the General has given
up the profession OF arms, and intends removing
to Washington, to commence the practice Of law.
There is a wide Held open in this District for lust
such man. His reputation In New York, whe q
he amsssed large fortune at his profession, would
insure him a favorable opening here. In criminal
cases he has been eminently successful and his In.
domitable energy, as well as his forsenic knowl-
edge, would soon give him pre-eminent practice
at our bar.
BRIO. GEN. MEAGHER is in the city.
Captain SHANNON of the Royal mail steamer
Europa is very siek In Liverpool, and his physi
clans give little hope Of his recovery.
DAvIpH. HASTINGS. commandant Of Carlisle
Barracks has been promo ed from Captain OF The
First United States cavalry to Major OF the Fiff
United States cavalry.
WM. r. ALLEN, Preslden, of the Mechanics
Bank Of Burlington, n. since Its organization IL
1889, died yesterday morning.
HENRY WARD BRECnER reached home yes
terday md will have public reception at the Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, this evening. On Thurs
day evening he will speak In aid OF the sick an,
wounded soldiers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
CREDIT.

The Springfield Repu1lican's statement, that
we have printed Dunno Browne's' letters as
original is untrue. One Of them, months ago,
failed to get credit, but all the rest that we
have published have been credited. Had the
words Springfield Republican" been printed
over the one alluded to, instead of the single
word Republican," the mistake would not
have occurred. We make this explanation be-
cause we know 1t will be gratifying to med.
dlesome expert Copperhead in this city. We
desire to say. moreover, that IL we should pub
lish oil of Dunno Browne's" " letters, without
crediting one of them to the Springfield Repnb.
liean, we should not get square with that paper
for what matter of ours It prints without
credit to the National Republican. oh, Bowles
Boyles
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival Of the City Of Losdon, with Ad'
vice. TO November q.

Arrival Of the City Of London, with Adj
vices TO November 4.
new YORK, Nov. l6.-The City of London,
from Liverpool on the 4th instant, has arrived
al this port.
The Attorney General moved In the Court of
Exchequer for an extension Of time, In which
10 move for new trial In reference to the for
feiturc Of the gunboat Alexandra; but, afler
explanations by the Chief Baron, relative to his
summing up In the case, 1t was arranged that
the Attorney General should bring up the case
on the 9Th instant.
The Morning Post thinks the discussion shows
that the law officers Of the Crown entertain but
feeble hopes of setting aside the former verdict,
but the Post says, II the municipal law 10 not
violated, 1t Is still to be decided by the Legis-
laturc whether international obligations were
not disregardcd.
The Times says unless technical difficulties
impede the proceedings, the law In the case OF
the Alexandra and the suspected rams will be
shortly settled, and trust the decision will re-
move any Just cause Of complaint without sud.
denly restricting industry.
andra; the Barings guaranteeing the transac-
ton, but the Government declined to sanction
II.
The Federal steamer Kearsage, at Queens
town, was expected to visit Southampton.
It was rumured that the Niagara and the rebel
steamer Georgia were also looked for soon at
that port.
The weather In England continued stormy.
The ship Veturia, from New York, was
ashore near Sligo. The bottom and bilge were
reported gone.
The Jas. l.. Bogart, for New York, was dam
aged by collision in the Mersey.
Continental politics are unimportant. II was
stated that Japan had applied for French inter.
venton in her present threatening troubles with
England.
The advance Of the Bank of England's rate
of discount TO 8 per cent. failed TO check the
sflux of gold. A further advance was consid
cred possible.
1t Is said that the French budget will show
an increase of revenue for the current year o
100. .0O0, 600 francs.
The Austrian steam frgate Elizabeth is tc
convoy Maximilian to Mexico.
Confined activity is reported on the part o.
the Polish insurgents, and strong bands arr
said to be crossing the frontier into Poland.
II Is rumored the French Government is abou
to contract loan Of $50. .OO0, 600 francs with th
Rothschilds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

To- Fever and Ague Eh thug guished.-Mar
tyrs to Intermittent lever, word with ou The 10.
sponsibihty for your sutierings rests upon youI-
selves Just as surely as you shake to-day, or vii
shake Tomorrow, HOSrETrER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BlTTEkS viii eSiinguish the disease
under which you labor. Had you taken thisgenial
tone as preventive, }ou would have no need ol
II as cuie, for II renders the system inner yious
TO all minsmaiic ieSers. Bat siuee you neglected
the precaution, rid yourselves without delay of the
complaint BY rtsorling 10 the only reliable remedy.
Break the ehilH WIN HOSrETTERS blTrERS,
aud they VIII return no moie. This is the ex-
pcrience of thousands, and II will be yours, Out
nine ID slow means Of relief II 10 nauseous to the
last degree; It IL more dangerous than the malaly
itself; In many cases 1t utterly fails. How differ
Int 10 the effect Of the BIrTERs. Their curative
action Is rapid they are agreeable to the palate;
they are NOT only entirely harmless, but tend In
evitsbly to strengthen The constitution and pro.
long Lille; they never have JaRed and 1t Is confident.
ly assumed that they nsptr can fail In any case OF
lever and ague, however inyeterste in lis chara,.
ter To be without HosTErTER's BIrTERs in
any region niested VITA inteImittent or remittent
lever Is simply to reject safety and court disease
| nolI-eo3t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
Later from Charleston,
The Bomba r,iment Sun Going On Re be
Accounts from Chattanooga.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. l6.-The Richmond
Wig, of Nov. 1Ith, contains the following dis
patches
CHARLESTON, Nov. l2.-The enemy kept up
a moderate fire on Sumter all day from their
mortar batteries and two monitors.
One monitor aud one wooden gupboat moved
up to Sullvan's Island at noon, shelling the
batteries for one hour.
LATER.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l3.-The firing of the
enemy from their mortars and rife pieces aver
aged two per minute, all last night, and is in
creasing, aud still going on this morning
THE casualties last night were two killed and
Que wounded.
PROM CHATTANOOGA.
ATLANTA, Nov. l3.-The firing between our
batteries and the enemy continues briskly.
The enemy has made movement from right
to left, either with the view of a diversion In
order TO attack Lookout, OF to send troops to
Burnside.
THE YANKEE CAvALy IN AILRGHANY co., VA
General Imbodcn is In Allegheny county
cooperating with Gen. Echols. The report ol
his fight and being wounded, as reported, !:
doubtless premature. The Yankees, undcl
Averill, have advanced to Covington, ALE
ghaDy county.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

AID FROM A PRIsoN.--The inmates Of the
Massachusetts State Prison are manufacturing
articles for sale at Sanitary fair, to be held
In Boston next month. As showing the inter-
est the men felt In the measure, the Journal
says one man came to the Warden and said he
was not ingenious and could not make any
thing, but he would like to give eighteen cents
which was in the office belonging to him; an
other said he had gold ring there which he
would like to give; another wanted to give u
silver watch, and two or three others contrib.
uted five dollars each from funds which they
had In the Warden's hands.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
COMMITTED 40 THE OLD CAprroL.-Ths f

COMMITTED 40 THE OLD CAPIroL.-The fol
lowing persons were sent In froa the Army OF the
Potomac yesterday, and, by order of Provost Mar
shal Todd, committed to the o Capitol: George
r. Ayre, agent ior sale OF Conieder ate bonds
Mark Browo, contrabsnd Frederick Crawford,
refugee VIM d. Chichetin, dangerous character
In rebel clothes John fonnor, Lsrkin Green
Evans Davis, and Jack Tspscol, oontrabandsj L
F.. Huffman, and William NJ Kemper, dangerous
characters and George Tannehill sent in for ex
amin alton,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
C,ARLEsroS.-A private letter gives the fol

CAAKLEsToS-A private letter gives the fol-
lowing:
This morning had the finest view OF Folly
and Morris Islands, Charleston and vicinity,
that have since We landed here. About mile
below our camp. at what is called the intrenched
line. lookout tower has been built, the first
part steadied around a tall pine tree, about
eighty feet high--perhaps higher. Captain C.,
who Is acquainted with the signal lieutenant
stationed there--and myself, obtained pe.ns'
sion to ascend to the top OF the tower. The
ascent is by means of winding ladders within
the frame.
From the Top our (Folly) island looks like q
little strip of sand--or, al least, one end of II
has this appearance. To the south II is wider
and more wooded. Morris Island Ia hardly
anything more than Folly. We could see sum
Ter like a little box on the water; the feet
Forts Gregg, Wagner, the New Battery, Fort
Moultrie, Battery Bee. Forts johnson and
Simpklns, the earthworks at James Island, al
Seccssiouville, and other points our outpost'
on Block and Long Islands, and tho roofs and
spires Of the city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
Accident ON THE HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD.

PoUanKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE down
express train, while passing Stockport yester.
day at full speed, was thrown off the track by
a switch being wrongly placed. The engine
was thrown in the bay inside the track and the
tender into the river. Several passengers were
injured, probably none fatally. Some cars
were shattered. George Lyon, engineer, was
severely injured, but his recovery is hopeful.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
tCommunicated.l
Il Pulmonary Consumption n Durable
DISEASE.
A CARD,
TO CoNsuMPTIyEs

The undersigned having been restored to health
In lew weeks, by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption--is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sunerers the
means of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used, free Of charge) with the diree
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will lind sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COI0IIs, Colds, &c. The only object
Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription 10 to
benefit the afflicted, and spread Information which
he conceives to lie Invaluable aud ho hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, rs 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
se25-daw3m Willismshurgh, Kings Co., NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

CAPTAIN GORDON, an officer Of the rebel
army, has been tired as spy by court-narttal at
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, and found guilty OF re.
cruiting ior the rebels within the Federal lines,
and also of hsI ging about Federal camps In dis
guise, and is under sentence to be shot on Friday
OF mex week. The offences v ere alleged to have
been committed In Western Virginia, where he
WAS arrested.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
MARSHAL LAMON AND PARTY EN
ROUTE FOR GETTYSBURG.

Especial Dispatch to the National Republican,
BALTIMORE, Nov. lT.-Marshal Lamon and
about twenty of his special aids arrived here
at O'Clock, n, route 10 Gettysburg, and were
handsomely entertained at dinner, at the Eutaw,
as the guests of W. Prescott Smith, Of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad.
The Marshal and suite left this city for Get
tysburg at ten minutes before three O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
uo,,,y,o yo,unt,.r.inN New yorE.

NEW York, Nov. l6.--The county bounty Of
this city TO volunteers has been liked at $500,
and the State bounty at SO, In addition TO the
government bounty of s302 10 new recruits or
s1O2 TO veterans,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

G1- The Confessions aud Experience Of
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and as =
warning aud CAUTION TO yoUso MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEARs
OF sELr CURE. BY one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
ny enclosing a postpsid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
my 2d-iy Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
AU. 9. Attorney Removed for Cause.

The following is a copy of an order which
will explain itself to the public as well as to
the party TO whom II Is addressed.
[Copyl
ATTORNEY ESERAL's 0rFiCE,l
WAsHIsGTos CITY, Nov. ., u.
", H. iLmard', Esq, 81 Chori'r
SIR: Your recent active participation In p0'
htical enterprises hostile 10 the known views
and wishrs Of the Executive Government ol
both the nation and the State, rendered 1t unit
in my opinion, for you TO continne TO hold the
Office of L. s. Attorney for the Eastern District
of Missouri. Such being my opinion, the Pres
ident, at my request, has caused your Office Il
be vacated and another 10 ue apponiee In You
stead.
Yours, EDWARD BATES,
Attorney General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17

PARADE oF THE INVALID CoRPs.--The LIST,
6th, and 9th regiments Of the Invalid Corps will
parade this afternoon. The line will be formed at
81, o'clock, on Thirteenth street, right resting on
l. The brig.re will march down Thirteenth to
treet, up I 10 Nineteenth, down Nineteenth ia
Pennsyvania avenue, down Pennsylvania avenue
to Fourteenth, up Fourteenth 10 FTsnklin Square