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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
The Tricks OF n blockade Runner.

The following facts concerning the Aries,
which have obtained from one Of her officers
are of interest, as showing some of the ma
neuyres Of tie systematic blockade-runner.
The Aries Is owned In Sunderland; she was
built by James Laing, and he is believed to be
also part owner Of her. She took in last fall
an assorted cargo at Sunderland for Charleston;
and 1t Is a curious fact that she got Charles.
ton pilot at the same place. She ran the block
ade, and her cargo was sold at a great profit,
for Confederate money. With this a return
cargo. was bought Of over /, 100 bales of cotton,
for which the captain paid 16 cents per pound
In Confederate money. The enormous gains of
explainedi they must equal even those of the
most remunerativo ventures in the African slave
trade.
The Aries lay eight weeks in Charleston.
The rebel authorities wanted much to purchase
her engines, but the captain refused to sell.
She received her cotton slowly. II was while
lying "On" the rebel port that her masts were
sawed near the deck, and 80 fitted as to be
readily lowered. On them she now carries leg
ot mutton sails. She ran out, one evening just
at eight O'Clock, the tide serving her, and the
moon having not yet risen. She ran over TO
Porto Rico, where she landed her cotton, and
took In some five hundred bags of coffee.
Thence she sailed to st. Thomas, where she
cOaled, was hauled on the ways, repaired and
cleaned. Thence she proceeded to an obscure
port In Cuba, named Gibawa, where she took
In the remainder of her cargo, and the man
Adkins, who was her pilot.
From Gibawa she sailed for Charleston, and
was caught In Bulbs Bay. Her captain, Rich
ards, was desperate man, He was sick al
the time Of her capture, but 1t is believed that
he has formed a plan for her Tecapture He
wanted much TO 60 TO New York In the vessel
and he repeatedly assured an officer that he
had no arms but when he was removed from
the ship, six loaded and capped revolyers were
found In his berth, under his mattress.
1t is told me that in ships Intended to run
the blockade, when the fact is made known to
the crew they are promised double wages-that
is TO say, the crew of the Aries were to receive
t0 Instead OF f3 per month. Her mate was
promised Gl5 instead Of fG.-Cor. NJ y. Evs.
Post
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
OPTICAL.

CHIEF Asst QUARrERMAsTBR's OFFICE,
Depot Of WaGhiHgIO', 213 @,
corner ESghteeHth Stred,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
March 81, 1868.
With Wow to obtain on short notice and on
the best terms such supplies for the use of this
Department, by purchase in the open market,
as may be required by the exigeneles of the ser
vice, and not otherwise provided for by estimate
on the proper officers of the Quartermastors's
Department, all dealers in Fuel, Stationery,
Hardware, Drugs, Lumber, OF all descriptions,
Leather, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lanterns, Ships
Stores, and such other supplies as are known
to be purchased by the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, are hereby requested to furnish this ofIics
weekly with price lists Of the articles in thoif
line, corrected according to tho fluctuations Of
the market.
None other than those complying with the
above RdVSTtisemsnt will receive orders from
this office.
EDWARD L. HARTz.,
mar 24-lm Capt, aud A!Q.M.,U.s.A,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
Dramatic.


Public amusements are a prime necessity to
many people in this city, and the theatres arc
pretty wen filled, even in the horrid weather
we have endured for several days past.
New attractions are given at GRovER's this
week, Miss ANNETTE IscE, a fine tragedienne,
and SUSAN DENIM, whose artistic dramatic
qualities are so well known and appreciated
here and elsewhere, are dellghung everybody
who goes to Growers. Tonight they play
"Romeo and Juliet" Tomorrow (wedneS-
day) night thoy appear In two plays, ''The Post
of Honor'' and "PAuline, [" in which they arc
certain to create q sensation. We observe that
there Is no longer any extra chargefo reserved
seats at Growers. b.. r-r. ....
THE CANTERBURY continues TO draw crowded
audiences, who sit there Wondering how the
manager managed 10 secure such a galaxy of
female beauties in the shape Of yocalists and
danSeuses. Where did you cage such pretty
birds, Mr.. Manageri Half the attractions in
this line, to say nothing Of tho other perform
ers and their performances, would made the
fortune of one Of the Northern theatres. II the
Canterbury was much larger, IL would be filed,
and the pockets of the proprietor would FIJI
even faster than they are doing.
o THE VARIETIES is another fourishing insti.
tuition, which coins money by pleasing its pa.
irons, who are entertained nightly with me.
ldngc of dancing, singing, and acting such as
one sees nowhere else.
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OF FIG Al.
WAR DEPARTMEST,
Adjltqnt Generals o6lce,
Uaahinpton Apri1 n tpa

.... Adjutqnt Generals o6lce,
Washington, April q, 1868.
Tho following named officers, charged with
offences, and heretofore published, are ereu,p.
from being diE1liSSed he service Of he United
Stdtss, the Military Commission, instituted BY
Special Orders No. SO, current series from the
War Department, having reported that salts
factory defence has been made in their respec-
tive cases, viz: - '.'. .. ..
Lieutenant N. D. Preston, Tenth New Yorl,
cavalry.
Lieutenant R. L. AnneSley, Forty-third New
York volunteers.
Lieutenant p. Minnery, Twenty-hrst New
York volunteers. .......
Lieutenant W. Savage, Fourth New York vol,
unteers.
Lieutenant W. sehwaAb, Second New Yorl,
cavalry. r'
Captain James Magnor, Twenty.oighth Mas.
sachusetts volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon C. II. Rodgers, Eleventh
Connecticut volunteers.
Captain Charles ArrowsmlLh, Eighth Penn
sylyania Reserves.
First Lieutenant Thomas B. Moore, Second
New Jersey cavalry.
Captain F. McGllyey, Sixth Maine battery.
Captain Mark W. Downe, First Minnesots
volunteers.
Captain II. A. Maxwell, Elghty-second New
York volunteers.
Lieutenant Daniel D. Lincoln, Eighth Illinois
cavalry.
Lieutenant C. NJ. Granger, Elghty.elghth New
York volunteers.
Captain Calvin c. Moses, Flfty-oIghth Penn,
sylyanla volunteers.
Lieutenant Martin +. Hatch, Second New
York cavalry.
Lieutenant George W. Watkins, slxty-fourth
New York volunteers.
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
1t Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
Official Dispatch from
General Rosecrans.
A SUCCESSFUL RAID UPON
THE REBELS.
Capture of Men and Horses.

The following has been received at the
headquarters of the army:
MURTREEsBoRo', April 6, 1868.
Ndj. Gs1l Hdlleek, G7leruE-in- chef;
GSn1 Stanley has returned from his scout,
bringing in some forty or afty prisoners, and
three hundred serviceabie horses and mules.
He drove Morgan's cavalry from the Peninsula,
whipped them from their stronghold, Shows
Hill, north Of smlthville, and but for their pre-
cipltate retreat, and the difficult nature Of the
country, would have had force In their rear,
and captured their artillery and animals. The
enemy left quite a number Of dead, and fed
towards McNinnville, losing many horses,
saddles and guns.
W. 8. RosEcRANs, Major Gen'.
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wour.E wORDat

"wHExEvER rnEY (rHE RBnEIs) HAVE THE
"PowER, THEI DRIVE BEFoRE THEN INTO THEIR
"RANKs TuE 6oufHEHN rnorLn, AND- THY
"woU1D ALSO DRIVE Ua. TRUeT THEM NOT.
"WERE THET ABLE, THBI would INVADE AND
"DEsrRoY Us WITHOUT MERCT. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED or THESE THINGS, AM AMAZED THAT
" ANY ONE COULD THINK or sPEAcH ON ANY
"TBRMs.' He VINO ENTERTAfra THE SENTIMENT
"Is FIT ONLY TO m A SLAVE NE WHO UTTERs
"iT AT rms TINE, MOREOVER, IS TRAITOR TO
Iris COUNTRY, VINO DnsERvEs THE sooRN AND
'CoNTEbPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN. N."-hoss-
craRs, TO he General AsssEbH Of Ohio, FeoTN'd'T,
IsBg
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
The Chnrre or Chiof .JustIo, Onrtt,,

The Charge OF CHIEF Justice Cartter.a
Chief Justice Cartter's charge to the Jury Of
tho criminal court, yesterday, attracts much
attention. 1t is a straightforward, clear expo
sition of the duties that will be imposed upon
the jurors by reason of the new laws for the
punishment Of treason, .misprison of treason,
frauds upon the Government, frauds upon the
soldiers, etc. Traitors and swindling contract
ors and cheating claim agents had better keep
clear of this court, for 1t will execute the law
firmly when guilt is proved. We would recon-
mend all our citizens to read Judge Cartter's
charge, and particularly those engaged in
transactions with the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

MARINE Lrsr-ATripais- Elizabeth, ,Fow-
Ter, Aqua Creek Qight,)
sehr. NJ J. Fardy, Hooper, salisbury, Md,i lum-
ber TO Mr.. Wheatley. a g.a. u
.sohr Napoleon, Cotton, ~ York, hay to Cow
ernment. -
schr, !. MoClosEey, NloksHOn, New York; hay
to Government. H.I. ..1
sehr Jas T. Price, Martin, BaltimoFeJ corn to N.
Young. s. ...
schf. John Jones, Roath, New York. hdse to p,
Berry. .n#r.... ~
schr. Col. Ellsworth, Roe, AlexandFiA, uight)
Barge Annie L. Dreibelbla, Dreibeibls, AquiA
Creek; hides and tallow.
Barge Thos o'Nell, MoMartln, Belle Plain, cape
turedj wheat. p tliFl
barge D. j. Townsend, saylor, Aquia Creek,
wAgons, ~
barge David Lucy, Horsn, Philsdslphla, hay 10
Government ...HI a.4 t-#.s.I II t.4
Capt williAms' boat nSh 70 >. A. knight.
Depdrtures-schr. Montenen, Falklnburg, Ware
ham, Mass; coal from Borden Mining Co.
sehr. C. W. Locke, Huntiey, Boston, coal from
Cumberland Coal IRON Co.
sohE Ambition, Conway, PhiladephiAi coal from
Rays Docks "... ... .. % FF Tr .a.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.--Arrfred.-- Boats
II, A. Korns, 12l tons coal, to Rays doerj Little
Bob, 100 tons coal, TO samej Jos.J. Greaham, ia
tons coal to same Amelia snyder, 10 tons coal 10
sAmei r. Mertins, ia tons COAL to Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company Ellen, tl5 tons coal, to same,
Right Bower, iOT tons coal, to samei D. 7. Chap
lain, iiO tons coal, to Borden Company A. >.
BooSe Ito tons coal, to Samei P. \. HaldemAn, Iot
tons coal, to SAmej Rebeoca Lynn, Io5 tons coal,
to C. Roswormj Mary Mertins, III tons coal, to
Jno. Smith. t-li u
Dspafted.-Boats Carrie Belle, Alex. shaw, Az.
Glousbrenner, Y, Boyoe, Little Bob, Ino Humbird,
A. snyder, JoB.J. 0reahAm, J. J. WAtson, Helen
May, Ann L, Darby, II. A. Korns, A. J. Boose, J.
@, Morrison, RebeceA B. Lynn, and p Mertins.
The MARKETs.-Ths following Is a list Of prices
a. reported for the RePubiieun, up TO u m to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

The President Endorsed by the New Eng
land Methodtsts.
BosroN, April 6.-The New England Meth
odist Conference, nowsin session al Charles.
town, have adopfcd Tie report or their commit,
the President's PROCLAMATION of freedom, that
those lately trampled upon may be pcrmtted
TO enter the battles Or thor country The re-
port also expresses entire confidence In the Ad-
ministration, and pledged moial and material
support TO the President in his every effort to
crush the rebellion; remembered their bretheru
In the field for their tried courage and patriot
ism, and cherished the memories OF Che fallen
a. their best Inheritance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
THE coPPERHEADs DEFEATED.
The Union Ticket TriamPhAntly
Elected.

Returns received here last night indicate that
the Union ticket was elected by handsome
majority In Connecticut yesterday, notwith-
standing the tremendous efforts put forth by
the politicians OF the Copperhead persuasion
ell ovg the country. The vote was regarded
ss a sort Of test Of the war feslingi and II Con-
necticut could have been made to give her
voice for peace, the vote would have been used
70 PsrllyEe as far ss possible the efforts Of the
Government 70 put down the rebellion. The
result was, however, a hearty vindication Of
the Administration, in the election Of the nion
State ticket entire, and thres out Of the four
Representatives to Congress-Mr. English,
Democrat, having been reelected from the
Second district. The Union majority on the
State ticket Is reported between two and three
thousand.
The names Of the candidates yesterday were
the followingi
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
AETest of Rebel EmI,,nri.n.

Hanson, Of the rebel army, was arrested in ri.
city on Saturday. He has been acting a. a
kind Of rebel consul at Quebec. He bss bean
sent as prisoner OF Fort Lafayette.
"A female named MIRA. Atwood. who accom-
panieB hm, was also arrested, and over Ave
hundred letters found In her trunk, Including
tween the North and South.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
Tn. c.ilfnrnla nrlr.t,,r..

slN Francisco, April 6.-Four Of the prison.
ers captured inthis harbor on the pirate schoOn.
er Chapmen arc TO have trial by the military
commissioner at Fort Albatros, there being
proof Of their having taken the oath OF ullegi.
ance TO the Federal Government since the com.
mencement OF the rebellion.
Tho penalty and forfeiture OF being In tho
service Of the enemy In the capacity Of priya.
teers Is death. Tho remainder Of the privateers
will probably have their trial In tho circuit
cOurt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

A PoTNT WORTH CeNsIDERING.-A cores
pondeut of the London Daily Reios, comment
ing upon the speculative character Of the rebel
loan just negotiated In England, offers this
suggestion;
I" 1t may be worth considering whether JEFF
ferson Davis, who once repudiated the payment
Of the bonds Of the State Of Mississippi, with
out law, would be more jealous of his honor in
regard to the Confederate lOan.n
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

THE EDITOR of tho Delaware Lnquircr, VIII
mington, handles tho Poles without gloves.
"scoundrel Polish nobility" "the rufRanS," /"
"hawking their wrongs as beggars hawk their
sores, "base Pollsh tyrants," arc some OF the
ornaments Of bis discourse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

HoN. z. B. WAsHDURNE.-The Galena I'm. }
Advertiser Of the S0th ult. says that tbs injuries
received by Mr.. Washburne at Cleveland, Ohio
on his return from Washington, are much more
serious than was at first supposed. He has
been confined to his room ever since his return
home, more than two weeks since, aud 1t ls
feared II will be some time yet before he gets
out. His injury was to his left knee, oeca.
stoned by fall while attempting to get aboard
the train
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
N o It 10 E.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMn

"r. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
April /, 1888.
Notice is hereby given Of the readiness of
his Department to redeem, at maturity, tho
outstanding two years Treasury notes Issued In
1851. ..H .au.... u-
Interest will therefore cease after maturity
thereof. .H.4 g
8. p. CHASE, rHg
aP 2-law6w Secretary OF the Treasury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
For Con1reas5nI
stamp Duties.

A counting house circular or card, convent.
ent for all professional and business men, has
been issued by T. B. Peterson & BROTHERS, 500
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, containing the
official list Of the ''New Stamp Dutles." It
will save a world Of trouble to the men Of
buaineaa
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
starvsd-out Rebels Coming In.

FoRTREss MONROE, April 5.-Twelve rebel
cavalrymen, with their horses and equipments,
arrived here to-day, on the Yorktown boat
They had deserted from WlBe's Legion, and
came within our lines at Williamsburg yester-
day.
They report that their whole company is
coming in as soon as an opportunity is pre-
sented, and that destitution Of food Is the cause
Of their desertingj that their troops cannot en-
dure the want Of food and clothing much
longer, and for that reason the place is soon to
be evacuated.
The State Of Maine left here at noon to-day,
for City Point, with 600 rebel prisoners for ex-
change, in charge Of Capt. John L. Mulford.
The steam tug Freeborn left this morning, to
relieve the steamer ashore at Cedar Island. No
assistance could be sent sooner, from the So
verify OF the storm.
The schooner Il. W. Perry, with Government
coal from Philadelphia, bound TO Newbern, N.
C., put into Hampton Roads, having her sails
carried away.
The British frigate RInaldo sailed from
Hampton Roads to-day.
The hag-of-truee boat Long Island arrived
this a. m. from City Point. she brings no re-
leased prisoners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

Elections in Various cities and Towns.
JEFFERsoS CITY, No., April 6.-The Radl-
calls elected their Mayor, and six out Of seven
Councilmen, to-day.
ST. LOUIS, April -Midnight.-Chauncey j.
Filley, Charcoal or Radical Emanclpationist,
was elected Mayor, to-day, by about 1900
majority over Oliver d. Filley, Claybank or
Blair Emancipationist, and about /. 700 major
ity over Joseph 0'Neill, Copperhead. The Rad
icals will have large majority Of the Council
INDIANAPoLIs, April 6.-The Indiana town.
ship elections, to-day, as far as heard from, re-
suited in large gains for the Unconditional
Union ticket.
-Four hundred rebel prisoners left here to-day
for City Point, Va, to be exchanged.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The returns from the
municipal election in this city Indicate the
Union majority from 500 to 1000. Returns
from the towns, cities, and State show Union
gain.
SANDUsKY, April 6.-Mr. Gersderff, the Union
candidate for Mayor, is elected by 22S majority.
The entire Union ticket is elected by an aver
age majority Of 100. Union gain over last Oc.
tOber, 800.
DETROIT, April 6.-The city gives the Demo-
cratic state ticket for Judge Of the Supreme
Court and Regents Of the University about 700
majority.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
oFFIOI IAL.

-, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, W
RaShblgton, AprR 4, 1858.
Releases from the draft on the ground OF
Sllenage hAvo been allowed in the following
casas .ahlI 700 .HaF .HHf.s ...r .rrfg G.. 90 y u
Name. WAers drafted. 81 81
Jean Baptisto Nicolas Anne Arundel co., Nd. q
APRm 9, 1858.
ChriSt'b Within Lehman oEaukeo co., Wis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
Tn. Eau Of charl..ton.

A distinguished naval officer offered, last
evening, to bet 5000 that Charleston had
fallen before our combined land and naval
forcea.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
Naturalization in maSSaehuEettE--VeFy
slight Voting on the Question.

BOSTON, April O.-The question Of repeating
the amendment to the constitution adopted In
1853, requiring foreigners to reside within the
state two years after naturalization before
voting, was decided at the polls to-day, two
consecutive Legislatures having agreed to re-
Peal. Ihere Is no indication how the State has
gone on the question, very little interest being
HAhllested In 1t. The vote In the city is O96
Ior repeating and 1852 against. The vote is re-
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

DEAD.-Christophe P. Walcot, late Assistant
Secretary of War, died on Saturday night, the
4th instant, at his residence in Akron, Ohio.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
nTATH TfCKEr.

UnioH.-For governor, William A. Bucking-
ham; Lieutenant governor, Roger AYerill; socre-
tsry Of State, J. H. Trumbull; treasurer, Ca
briel W. Coite; comptroller, Leman w. Cutler.
Peace DeDloerats.-For governor, Thomas H.
Seymour lieutenant governor, Jas. A. Hovey;
A. L. Kidston; comptroller, Lloyd c. Baldwin.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAPTURE OF VALUABLE PRIZES.
British blockade Runners Coming to
Grief.
TWO MORE BLOCKADE RUNNERS
CAPTURED.

NEW YoRK, April GA Port Royal letter Of
the 3lst Of March gives the particulars OF the
capture OF the British blockade runner, the
steamer Aries, a remarkably fast vessel, by the
gunboat stettin, Captain Devins, on the 2sth
ultimo, while going into Bulls bay, near
Charleston. She run aground, and was taken
with all her crew, including her pilot, named
Adkins, formerly Of the steamer Marion.
A part Of her cargo was destroyed by the
crew. She had already made one trip to
Charleston.
Captain Devins says she has made thirteen
knots an hour since he captured her.
The steamer South Carolina had captured a
schooner from Charleston for Nassau, with ten
bales Of cotton, and the schooner Expedition,
from Nassau for Savannah, with salt. She
was captured by the garrison of Fort Pulaski,
March 80, by the use Of the steamer Msttano,
with a six-pounder on board.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
Gone Home.

Chief Justice Cartier left the city this morn
ing, for Ohio, preparatory to bringing his fam
ilY here to reside.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
SeCOndEditiOn.
FOuR aoLOoK. P. d.

GEN. MoCLELLANs,FA FAILURE TO AT-
TACK THE REBEL ARMY THE
MORNING AFTER THE BAT TIE OF
ANTIETAM
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

...r.t ..|.... WAX DEfAhrhEhf,
Washington Guy, D. c., Jan. 26, 1858. :
In consequence OF the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citiEsns to yislt
the Army OF the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CoNRAD, 1S9 Pennsylvaula
avenue, above Nineteenth street. Ia3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
nElEnIIilh


Second Lieutenant Augustus A. Hager, Sixty
first Pennsylvania volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Alexander NJ. Wright,
Third Pennsylvania cavalry.
First Lieutenant William H. Goodman, Sixth
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps.
First Lieutenant L. D. Forrest, Sixth Penn.
sylyania Reserve Corps.
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Captain DeRnis MCGEE, First rife regiment,
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps.
Assistant Surgeon R. W. Ross, Seventh Penn
sylvania Reserve Corps.
Lieutenant o. 8. Baker, Sixteenth Virginia
volunteers.
Captain Joseph Williams, Thlrtleth New
York volunteers.
Captain D. J. CulbertSon, Thirteenth Ohio
volunteers.
First Lieutenant R. B. Scott, slrty-afth New
York volunteers.
e. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdJutant General,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TERRIBLE GALES UPON THE At
~ a f.ANTIC COAST.
sRAkEFVL dQgDUCT or a PILOT
M Ell vi h---- N
1RRIHAL Or 4ypREzE Ar VIEW YORK,

NEW YoRK, April 7.-The barque Restless,
from Boston, March a8th, for Port Royal, put
In here to-day In distress, having suffered from
continuous gales since leaving Boston, and
having been obliged TO throw overheard hor
battery 10 save the vessel.
The prize schooner Sue, captured on the S0th
Of March of Wilmington, with cargo Of salt
and dry goods, arrived this morning. She ar
rived of this port on the evening Of the Sd,
but The pilot refused TO take her In, alleging
he has not yet been paid for such vessels. Con-
sequently, she was blown to sea by the late
gale, when a benevolent pilot was obtained
from boat No. 1, and under his guidance she
was brought in this morning.
H.## . t--
Michigan State Election - The Repub-
a... hcan Ticket triumphant.
DETROIT, MICH, April 7.-Partlal returns
indicate the success OF tho Republican State
ticket by an increased majority compared with
last autumn's election.
Union Victory In Cleveland, ohio.
CLEVELAND, April 7.--The Unionists carried
tho city yesterday by a handsome majority.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

Rs- The once of ths Natlonal RsRabli-
can Il az BII Ninth street, betWeen Penn
yIvania avonus and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
a,..n M.rn., rn=a.r.

We are Indebted to Jay Cooke a Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and
sale market today
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
o r FIG Al.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

Warrington, D. c., April 6, 1868.
Tho following officers, having been reported
at the headquarters of the army for the ofenses
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed from the service Of
the United States, unless within fifteen (l5)
days from this date they appear before the Mil
tary Commission, in session in this city, Of
which Brlgadier General Ricketts, Is President,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them;
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

MAJ. GIN, DIX Is in the city to-day,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

IMPRovEMENT.--Mra. Farquhar lie about sreotins
4 fine dwelling on the corner Of Montgomery and
Gay streets. ..7a's rH.H.r. l' .s.ff71as1 &
POLICE CASEs.--CathAFine o'Neil, disorderly cor
duct, fined S2.6S. RedmAn Callahan, fast riding
fined $500. Jno DonelBon, diHorderly conduct,
aned ss.s2. Geo. Workman, carrying concealed
weapons fined s6.4L Henry LiSendford, disorder
ly conduct, nned $3N One soldier, drunk, turned
over to military. ThoS. Carol, drunk, workhouse.
Thos. KshnydAy, drunk, workhouse. robert Iipl-
Icy, drunk, hneda s26s James Boyle, dlSorderiy
conduct, fined SI.44. ..H ..."r..gsEE