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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
REAR ADMIRAL DAHLGREN.

This distinguished officer has been relieved
r., 10 Gu,y as Chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance
lr Tbs %uvy Department and ordered to relieve
admiral Dupont, in command Of the sout..
A;lm,ie block ding squadron. Capt. Wilo,
ir m.n7 years connected with the Ordnance
Iuro Il su, coed. Admiral Dahlgren as It's chief.
lie ius rvqnuntly executed, to tho highest sat
!.u,lI,n the difficult duties OF chief, In the ab
g. nee "r his superior, so that the assumption Of
,.- Gulus hy him now will be nothing new.
liz uu uJlg officer and is deemed Cminently
a. e ned to execute the arduous duties of tho
Lurr d.
aumra, Dahlgren is in New Yo-k, and will
Iror,u ut once to his new post OF duty. While
I .p,u John Rodgers deserves all the praise
tu It can Justly be awarded TO him for grea'
e.Nuutry n capturing the rebel lron-claI
Al MA, Yet, the name OF DAHLoRES will ever
Uu a,s 81 ued with that great naval victory,
fr j! Was the Dablgren 6fteeninch gun
that did the work. From that terrible in-
b.runen: was hurled shot weighing four
! p,!r d pounds. 1t penetrated the iron
ed Of the BrltIsh.built rebel monster and
compelled the proud traitors on board of
Arr 10 strike their new ensign In thirty minutes
after It WIS dung to the breeze. The Atlanta
WIS unt the only Ihlug demolIshod by that shot.
The D. tIsh theory of American ordnance was
Clro lit unl badly hurt. 1t will also have to
surcu lyr to the Dahgren gun, and acknowl.
edge its superiority over tho Armstrong.
Rear Admiral Dahlgren may we'll foel an ad-
ditioull pride In taking command OF the South
Atlantic Squadron in the knowledge that LIs
gre It gun has just added so to much the glory
Of navy IN the capture of the powerful At,
llntl
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Preeinct
No. 2-MichAel HonRhR and Mary Shay, profanity
fined %. Henry Brant, aBsAultj fined same.
Precinct No. s.-JAmeB o'Neal, disorderlyj fined
S2.5s Pat CarahAn, AssAultj s244. John Murphy,
Margaret Daysey, Daniel Toney, VIM. Bowel,
drunk and dISorderIyJ dismissed,
Precinct No 4.-BasiI Tyler, murderj committed
to court tAmes welch, drunk fined 90. Peter
Fitzpatrick, dot 90. Van D Schultz, do; sI.6O.
James Long, assault Hnd battery; bound over for
court.
Precinct No. 6.--Frank McCabe, carrying con.
cealed weapons, hned S2OBs. s, Conway and Ried
Berry, selling liquor without lleensej fned S9O.bs,
r, Curry, Agnesa cAnpher and O, Curry, intoxica.
tIoni fined Sibs C.schonmAcher and T. Trimble,
sleeping In street, hued sI.6s. JnO. Berry, Vio-
lAting corporation ordnance fined S26s. James
Bowie, thIeAtSj security for peGee.
Precinct No. G-PAtJ. Condor, assault, Adolphus
Stevenson, drunk, and WIN. Martin, disorderlyj
dismissed. Cornelius Collins, diBorderly; fined o.
trtrtnct No. 7-mAfiA kaufman, selling liquor
without license; lined $go,A. Geo, Kuhne, assault
and batteryi bail for court. 60. Kuhne, threats
of Violencei bail to keep the peace. John Weieh
and John Myers, assault and battery; jail for
court John Myers, dlAorderly; fined sb.eI. Geo.
W. Towers, same oifensej fined S2.ss.
Precinct No. s.-Wm. Hill, assault and battery
with intent to KILL jail for a further hearing,
Christopher and Mary Mcdonald, dlSdrderly, fined
sIeL Susan and Lucy Richardson, vagrAnoyi
workhouse 90 days.
PreeIHt No. s,-wm. Grow and James Newsome
diSorderlyi sent to barracks. John Pumphrey, a..
sault and battery dIsmissed May simms, pros.
titutioh, werkhouse.
PreciRd No, B-MAry Chlply aud Anne Jane Pick
rell, proBtitutlonI Workhouse In default Of secu.
rity. George Leech, vagrAncyj do. NAth. Boston
and WIN. Chew, assault and battery diEmisSed-
complalnants not appearing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
NOBLE WORDS I

..N NuENEvrh THEY (THE REBEIs) HAVE TUT
..r..vrb. rnEN DRIVE BETOEE THEM INTo THklh
,.tA>ts THE .uuTHERs PEOPLE, AND rhtn
.vuLp ALSO DRIVE Us. TKUsT TnEA MOI
.l.rrL 1uEI AHLE, THEY WOULD INNAuL An.
'.ulsTE.N Us WITHOUT MERCY. AbsoLSILL'
d. ,-,r.EED OF THEsE THINGs, an AMAZED ThA1
hNa ONE COULD THINK OF PEACb On AM
O. lEl,Ns.' HE VINO ENTERrAlNs IhL stN W LNI
-. IN oSI.Y TO RE A SLAVE uE VINO UrTERs
"lr Al runs FINE, MOREOVER, IS A TRAITOR 7"
,.uIs CO, NTKY, VINO DESERVES THE scoRS AND
r..,rLMPT UF ALL HONORABLE MEN."-Rose'
er no, 20 Lss General assembly Of Ohio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
n.nrn, nr nan Rnn.rn.

Tomorrow (Frlday) night, Ben Rogers, Of
Growers admirable company, receives bene-
fit, and not to give him bumper would be the
height Of ingratitude in the public. Mr.. Rogers
has performed a round Of characters requiring
great versatility of talent In a manner that
has excited the admiration Of the numerous
patrons Of Growers Theatre on all occasions
ind has also performed tho duties Of stage
manager in the most thorough manner. He
richly deserves a substantial recognition of his
aervires
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
SeCOndEdition
e., - -
-FOUR O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
sTIRRING NEWS.

Tho dispatches We publish In our second
edition substautiates fully the view we gave
Of G. Tho Situation To day" In the REPuBLt
CAN extra.
Tho rebel programme lie an eItravsgant one
and our armies will no doubt prevent tS exc
cutlon, but there Is no doubt that JeG Davis's
forces are now engaged in a desperate effort TO
return some OF the tremendous blows they have
received lately in various portions Of their ter
ritory.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-judgs Fisher PTsSiding.-
Ellen Malhsrney, indicted for assault and threAt'
OF violence, plead guilty. fined ak cents. CAVE
bail in the sum Of $50.
Thomas A. Howard, charged with burglary, plead
guilty, and WAS sentenced to the Albany Peuiten.
tiAry for three years. He was indicted three tmet
on three different charges Of burglary, and was
therefore sentenced to nine years. imprisonment.
John Dolan was convicted Of highway robbery
and sentenced to three years and one month i'm
prlsonment.
John W. Donaldson, charged with grand larceny
was found not guilty.
VIM. Henry Thomas was found guilty Of assault
and battery. II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
THIRD DISPATCH.
Capt. ssnnnts TrRnsrIrred to II 10 Gun
FFigRte.

[. S. Marshal Murray on Tuesday received a
letter from Daniel Sargent, L. s. Consular
Agent at Matthewton, Bahama Islands, dated
June 8, which contains, In a postscript, the fol-
lowing imPor ant intelligence:
BY an arrival from ST. Thomas, via Port au
Prince, we first hear that Semmes has been
transferred with three Of his officers, at 81.
Thomas, on board u 10 gun frigate, lust out
FROM England. Solook out. The Georgia (Tor
that is the name Of tho new craft has, Ills said,
two heavier guns than any on board the Ala
bama."
Marshal Murray Immediately transmitted a
copy Of the letter TO the Secretary of the Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
.J,0. DayI,, Plantatlon Riasd.

JACKSON, MISS, June 17.--The jackson
NississippiGn Of the 1lth states that on the pre-
yious Sunday body OF Yankees visited the
plantation Of JEFF. Davis, and rihed II complete
ly, destroying every implement OF husbandry
ali his household and kitchen furniture, deta
cling the premises, and carrying of every ne
gro in the place. The plantation OF Joe Davis
brother of the President, was treated In the SAINT
way, five except four or five domestic servants
which the robbers left.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

The New Orleans Era learns from a Mobile
paper that the regiSterod enemies Of the United
st.us who have recently left General Bunks'
department are Immediately subjected to The
operation Of the rebel cOnscript law, and are
CignnlzIBg into a separate battalion 10 be-
drilled us shRTpshoOtSrs,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.---JUST PUBLISHED
IN and for sale by HUDSON TAYLOR, Book
seller and stationer, s94 PennsylvAhiA avenue.
In the Tropics. SI26.
Rockford, or Sunshine and Storm. q.
Americans in Rome. eI.26.
Lost and Saved. eI6O
Faith GAFtney's GiTlhood. ei.ab.
Paris In America. o. 70. -
My Southern Friends. AI.
HATper's Magazine for July.
The Atlantic Monthly,
Godey's LAdy's Book
Point Of Honor. 20 cents.
je23-Ot
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
TIE OFFICIAL REPORT OF ADMIRAL
DUPONT.

III commsndEtiOn OF Capt. Rodgers.
The following Is a copy Of the report OF Rear
Admiral Dupont. transmitting the reports OF
{ pt. Rodgers and Commander DOwnes. His
testimony as to the valuable services Of Capt.
2yd urs deserves 10 be widely cIrculat0di
FLAGSHIP WABASH,
PET ROYAL, S. c., June 10, 1868.
SIR: I have the honor TO forward herewith,
nHkrd No !, the interesting report Of Capt.
j. thu dgers, Of the Weehawk5n, of the cap
lure. N the 7Ih inst, of the Confederate iron
cniI stra uer AIlasta, better known as the Fin.
Cd. we'll the report OF Comm inder.
D"Wue-. " the Nahant, who participated in
the capture, marked No. 2.
TIE Fingal, In a dense fog, ran the blockade
~ Savannah few days after the Port Royal
furrs were taken, In November, 1861. She HIS
y... closely watched ever since, and as In the
c..ur the Nashville, the long and ceaselesB
y..l.rre Of my ofiicsrs has been rewarded.
Iuv atlanta is now IN Port Royal, under the
AMgnr.n Nig, having, unaided, steamed into
Ia . htrr T. iT m Warsaw.
I.e department will notice IN this event
hnw NC Captain Rodgers has sustained HE
d..l sutshed reputation, and added to tho list
ofUg grr IIHnt services which be has rendered tC
lie yc.uutry during the rebellion. 1t will be my
fu.N to- rec. pIulate those services which have
tIkcu P CO during his connection with my
Co. .uund In another comm uniCation.
Commander Downef with his usual gallantry
moved 80 rapidly at possible towards the enemy
Receiving hls fire until he could get into clos
a.tiun, hut lost the opportunity, from the brie
Ilrurr Of the engagement, of u-ing his battery
have been told that the confeder te govern
mvuI considered the Atlanta as the most eth
c.gUt on their iron clads.
Tue, Hy,rs and crew Of tho Atlanta, with tht
exception Of the wounded and one OF the sur
gy"us. have been trans ferred to the United Stat,
y.n,r james Adger, TO be conveyed 10 Fortress
Monroe. A list is herewith inclosed, marked
N..t.
cannot close this Dispatch without calling
itg attention Of the department to the coOlnesl
9na EaNanIry Of Acting Master Benjamin W
L"iI9, especially recommended by Captain
krds,rs. trust that the department will con
s.drF Ais services as worthy Of confederation.
,"r"4rI herewith, marked Nos. 4. s ard 9
the let "i The officers aud crews Of the Wee
RawEUn, Nahant and Clmerone.
Very respectfully,
3. +. DUPONT, Rear Admiral,
COm'd'g 5 Atlantic BlockadinR Souadron,
To Hon. GIDEoS WELLEs, Secretary OF tn,
Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
The Rebel Jenkins at
cConnelsburg.
Large Rebel Force on South
-, n Mountain.

PmIGDbPuIA, June 05.---A Harrisburg dis
patch says Jenkins is at McConhellsburg, Full
ton county, and the rebels have ten regiments,
with artillery aud cavalry, on South Mountain,
beyond Gettysburg. 'r ..'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

The RELIEF FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS Vol
UNTEERs.-IL wi be recOlleCted that at the last
session of the Legislature Of Delaware, rGso-
luton, offered by Edmond Wolf, Esq., a dele
gate from Baltimore, was adopted, appropriat-
ing seven thousand dollars "tOr the relief of
the families of those belonging TO the Sixth
regiment of Massachusetts volunteers, who
were killed or disabled by wounds received in
the riot Of the 10Th Of April, in Baltimore"
The money appropriated was transmitted to
Governor AndrOw of that State. We have re-
Ceived copy Of correspondence between
Governors Andrew and Bradford, in which the
former gives detailed account Of the dlsposI-
tion made of the appropriation. 1t appears
there were twenty sufferers in all, whose fami-
lies, or themselves, received amounts ranging
from 1900 to $50. Governor Bradford re-
plies that he will lay the report before the lie
glslature at it's next session.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
PR ON MISSISSIPPI.
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Federal cavalry Operating Against
JOhnStOn's Communications.

The Richmond Dispatch of Tuesday contains
the folIowingi
"JACBsoN, MISS, June ls.-The cnoIny'a
cavalry made dash on our outposts near Ed.
wards Depot, yesterday, but found them toe
strong, and retreated across the Big Black
again.
scarcely day passes without an accident
on the Meridian Bend, which being the princl'
pal means for the transportation ol supplies,
has retarded Gen. JOhnston's movements.
The firing Is continuous at Vlcksburg."
SECOND DIsPATCH
JACKSON, June ia special dispatch u
the NisisSippiIH, dated Pamela, June IL, says
that heavy force of Yankee cavalry Is march.
! Ing on Zeackona. between that point and Gre,
NADIA. Hatch aud wallacc's Yankee cavalry
are rigging RATS to cross the Tallahatchie, witt
the intention of destroying the road below Pa
nou and cutting OF Geu. Johnston's supplies
Another force is crossing the Coldwater, ncaI
ScnatOlla. They came from Memphis.
| "GGn. Johnston has issued orders granting
n full pardon to all desertCrs in this depart
ment who will rcjoin their commands imme
diately.
"There Is nothing from Vicksbury or Por
Hudson. No firing was heard at Vicksbur.
this morning"
THIRD DISPATCH.
/ JACKSON, June 90 via MOBILE, June 81 -
A soldier who escaped from Louisville, Ky.. OF
the 9th, reports that Majors 7. ?. TRompsoI
and +. NJ. COweu were taken to iail in tina
place and hung under Burnside's order forbid
ding recruiting in that State. Cltizens lust il
report heavy engagement between jackson
cavalry aud the enemy al Big Black bridge. 4
the time they left tho nusketry and caHnona
ding was awful and terrific. Firing ls heart
In the direction of ViCksUurg."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

RA.aR IADs.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TuAiAS- Iu advertisements on our fourth page
srg insert I'd Ivy authority oTtho railroad eompAnies
ssvrr ,.ly named, are officially corrected wheI
c,.,nsta ,se made hence be relied upon AS cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

Contracts AwARDED.-The following con-
tracts wero awarded Wednesday by Capt. Thos
c. Sullivan, Commssary of Subsistence To the
Middle Department; James W. Hammersley,
Philadelphia, 500 bbls. prime mess pork at
Sli 80; 500 bbls. do. mess at Sl4 23; 800 bbls.
do. thin mess at $l4 Is, and 500 bbls. mess beef
at SIS 0S per Dbl. j. W. Farlln, Chicago, 800
bbls. mess beef at Sl3 90; 500 bbls do. at S18 So
per bbl; 100, 900 lbs. bacon sides, in covers, at
81 SO, and 100000 lb5 shoulders, Ip covers, At
81 81 per 100 lbs George Cassard, Baltimore,
0,0O0 lbs. bacon sides, In covers, at a. 78. and
80, 900 lbs. bacon shoulders, In covers, at 50 o.
per 100 lbs, II. R. Coggshall, Baltimore, 2O0,-
200 lbs. light yellow coffee sugar at $13 20 per
100 lbs.i 1900 bbls. No. 2 extra flour at 90 24j
900 bbls. do. do. at SO 20, and 900 bbls. do.
do at So 81 per Dbl. Thomas Kemp, Balti-
more, 40 bbls. No. extra -four at 50 % per
Dbl. John Kefauver, Baltimore, 900 bbls. No.
2 extra flour at 50 SO per Dbl. Samuel Elder &
Co., Baltimore, 800 bbs. No. extra flour at
So 20. Wright, Candy & o., Baltimore, 400
bbls. city mills supertne -four at 50 SO per Dbl.
George N. Ehrman, Baltimore, 300 bblS. No. 2
extra -four at 50 22. aud 200 bbs. do. do. at
S6 27 per Dbl. James Beatty, Baltimore, $780,
900 lbs. hard bread at S4 81 per 100 lbs. W. ].
Albert, Baltimore, 250, 900 lbs. hard bread at
g. 80 pel 100 lbs. A. GrovermAn, Baltimore,
10000 lbs. soap at 90 90 per 100 lbs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

BosToE PRINTER KILLED Al AIDE
Among those killed at tho battle of Aldle on
the l7Ih inst, In the Massachusetts First cav
airy regiment, was Mr.. Thomas |. Hamilton,
OF Boston, Il printer. He was formerly en-
plUyud In the T,aVcL sr oiice, aud was at one
time night foreman OF the Be.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

wooL.-The Grst wool sale OF the season has
been made In Michigan at tifty cents. The
wool crop Of the State last year was q, 500, 900
pouuds and 1t IL estimated that II will bu iu-
creased the present year by 100000 pounds.
Ine whole wool clip Of tho country this year
will reach 100, ,OoO 900 pounds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

Tho Prlvateer Tacony started on her erraud
OF destruction about fortnight ago, and COM
fhenced depredations OF the Capes of the Ches.
apeake. She seems TO have kept steadily along
the coast In a straight line to Nantucket, do.
stroying several yessels, and when last heard
irom she had entered a wide and fertile held
for her dePredaions, namely, the cruising
grounds Of the Massachusetts fishermen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

TO ArvERTlsEBs.-we call the attention Of
husu,ts men I the classification Of our advertise
mcu's weintend TO keep business eye to this
m.,;er lor the beueht a, our patrons
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
rnInn cnnr,ntinn pn,tnnn.li.

PnILADELPuA, June 25.--At a special meet.
ing of the Union State Central Committee to.
day, it was resolved that, in the present emer,
geucy, while many delegates to the Union
State Convention are engaged in the military
service and cannot be present at the meeting
appointed to be held on tho llth of July, 1t is
deemed expedicnt to postpone the convention
urtll the 9TH Of August.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
The Invasion of
Pennsylvania.
The Rebels Moving on
Carlisle 10,

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The Pennsylvania
railroad has received dispatch, dated Carlisle
eleven O'Clock this morning, which says that
the rebels commenced moving at ten o'clock,
and their advRnce was then ten miles of.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
1Nhnt thr AtInntn Int,nd,d tn nn.

The New South of the Goth instant has some
particulars In relation to the Atlanta which are
interesting. 1t sayT
Wclearn that the officers Of the Atlanta came
out with the intention of engaging and captur-
ing the Weehawken. She was followed down
by two wooden gunboats filled with ladies and
other excursionists, who were to witness the
fight, 1t having been arranged that one of the
gunboats should tow the Weekawken up to
Savannah; then the Atlanta was TO go to 0ssa-
baw, capture a gunbont, take some batteries,
entrap the Forty-seventh New York and leave
a force there to hold the batteries. Next she
was going to Charleston to cooperate by signal
with some rebel boats in annihllating the
blockadlng feet, after which she was to pay
her respects to the Port Royal squadron. This
nice little programme was very summarily
changed. The Atlanta had two months pro-
visions on board and ammunition of the very
best quality. She had very choice sextants,
chronometers, &c. Sic is quito formidable
looking craft. she has a cutwater in the shape
Of AN immense steel saw, with monster teethj
outside Of that an iron frame with a torpedo at
tached for damaging vessels, and above an iron
boom-likG piece for penetrating anything on
which che might run, She draws fifteen svct
of water.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
Excitement in
Philadelphia.
Business Suspended

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Business is par
italy suspended. Receipts and shipments Of
goods by the Pennsylvania railroad Is tempo
rarily suspended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

susFENDED'-EhC Brooklyn IN. - Star,
after an exlsIence OF hrty.four years, suspend
ed publication last week for want Of adequate
support.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

We see the report "golng tho rounds" that
that drieSt Of PoOts, Martin Farquhar Upper,
Is to be knighted. We were benighted when
attempting some years ago to read Tupper,s
" Proverblal Philosophy"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
NOTICE.

rgTs PAPER rs NOW FURNISHED by CAR
rms ru >uBSCRIBERs IN THIS CRY AND
.r> "Ea KGkTowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
RnNTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

u, once ct ths Nstlonai hrB"n
.,u b. ~ 80 Nlnth street, between Foan
,'yr,,ts avenue aud D street
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
condlrlon Of Rssr Admiral rnn,.

J. a. Foote brother to Admiral Foots, ar
r.'s. ut the Astor House, from bis rosldruce
ia Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday morning. The
Admiral Sill continues very low, and sinking
fast Ills death, at any moment, would not
surIr.ss Lis physicians or his friends.
THE sASGTAET CoMMISSroN had, according
TO the "lltest accounts" dlsbursed nearly the
waite Of 100000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
my 9siy

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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

Ten ThousRnd Volunteers In Illinois.
81. Louis, June 25.-Gov. Yates, Of Illinois,
has offered the Secretary of War ten thousand
men for six months 10 ropcl Invasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25

n7- The CoEFEssIoNs AND ExPRRrENoR o.
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warning and CAUTION TO YoUHg MEN who auffef
rom Nervous Debility Premature Decay Of Man
hoodi etc. supplying at the same time THE MEANS
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical hnmbug and quackery, ~ "a -, :.
ny enclosing 4, postpaid addressed envelops,
single copies may be had Of the author. -
my Ally Bediord, KinGn conntY' n. W
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-25
FROM UROPE,
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

NEw York, juno 24.-ThO following addi-
tional Intelligence by the Canada has been re-
ceived:
FRANCE.
Reports were current in Paris, on the 18th
instant, that orders had been sent to Chcrbourg
to suspend the sending Of reinforcemeuts to
Mexico; but the evening Journals OF that date
I say that the orders for sending troops and ma
turials away are maintained.
The Liverpool Journals urge Hn early tgrmi.
nation of the hostilties between France and
Mexico, In order that the French Government
may regain freedom Of movement on the Euro
pean question.
1t was reported that the notes of the thre
Powers to Russia, regarding Poland, would be
dispatched to 81. Petersburg on the 18th.
The Common Council Of Biescaw had de-
cidCd to send deputaton TO the kinv to petit
tion him TO withdraw his late ordinance
against the press, and convoke the Diet. Tho
deputation has gone to Berlin.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Funds OH tho
18th wore firm, closing strong at slight i'm.
prOvGment. Application for discount mOder-
ate; rates easy at Si@4.
latest vie Liverpool the evening OF
the 18Th.
The Chlna, from New York, reached here at
noon to-day.
Tho Times to-day, edtarialy, says the result
Of operations on the Mississippi Is undoubtedly
favorable 10 the Federals. 1t appears that at
these points the Confederates arc short of men,
provisions and transports, aud that their op-
ponents have been able TO drive back their ar
mics. The fate Of Vlcksburg depends not on
its garrison, but on the Confederate Generals
IN the field. Johnston will doubtless make
every effort TO succor the place.
The Army and Nary Gazette thinks Leo may
ne obliged, on political and military grounds,
TO carry the war into the onomy's country, but
does not believe Washington eau DO taken by
direct attack.
1t is stated that free passages will be offered
TO a certain class Of male and female opera
tives to the United StatOs.
Details are Published of tho Atroclous piracy
and kidnapping Of slaves by Peruvian vessels
In the South SRab.