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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

Lumber, pine, per hundred feet 400 TO 2.bO
The markets are steady to-day, with no Peroepti-
ble change. rr
THE TIsH TRADE may now be considered 90 fully
open and very brisk Those deslrlnE 10 purchase
should apply at the tsh wharf early In the day.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-TAe grain store OF VIII
liam R. Edes, corner OF High and Water streets,
was entered last night this morning by burglArS
who, after breaking open several drawers, and al
most forcing safe, were probably surprlSedby by
daylight and thought II prudent TO retire without
carrying anything OF value, as far aais now known
GRAND LARCEEY.-ChAH. Ellis was arrested yes
terdAy on the charge Of stealing carpet-bas con-
tanning sSs or sSs, from William II. GAul, Atths
Georgetown Hsh-whArf He was sent TO jail for
further hearing. .... ... .. ..
AssAuLT-Jno. Horigan, teAmster, was afrsSt-
ed Saturday afternoon, for aSSauting Jenny sulli-
van with horae-whip.
A MosT DAsTARpLY OUTRAoE.-sAturdAy night
about ~ O'Clock, while the sentinel was pacing TO
and fro In front Of the Seminary hospital, pistol
was fired at him from the corner Of Gay street.
passing close to him and penetrating the fence. A.
his regiment has just been paid or II iS supposed
that 1t was done for the purpose ofFobbing him.
DEsERTER sHoT.-YesterdAy a deAerteF, while
endeavoriRg to make his escape from Forrest Hall,
Georgetown, where he was confined, was uhot BY
the guard duty, It is thought very dAnSerouliy,
II not fatally
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
The Return OF IN. Tan.hntch,e FI,.t

CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch to
the IimsS, ffom Helena, Arkansas, of the Sth
lnstent, says The entire Tallahatchee fleet,
cOnsisting Of the divisions under Ross and
Quimbyy and numerous gun and mortar boats,
arrived last night. The expedition, which has
been Bbsent forty-three days, left Fort Green
woOQOn Sunday. As soon as tho hustle was
observed by the enemy they opened brisk fre
upon the woods where batteries had been
planted, which continued till the last boat
steamed up tho river. On Its passage the boats
were frequently fired on BY gusrillaS. mum
Der Of soldiers Wero wounded, and 25 or 80
Killed. The divisions under Quimby and Hoycy
naret toru ordered 10 Vlcksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
DEATH PENALTY FOR AIDING THE
Rebellion.
Rebel symPRthiLOrs TO be Sent out OF Gen
BurnsIds's Department.

CINCINNATI, April 1S.-Gen. Burnside has
issued orders pronounclng the penalty of death
on all persons found guilty of aiding the rebels.
Persons sympathizing with them eau be ar
rested, tried, and sent beyond the lines. The
order says 1t must be distinctly understood that
treason, expressed or implied, will not be
tolerated in this department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

the FORCE AT WAsmSOToE, N. CA pri-
vatc letter from Washington, N. c., dated
March 2s, states that the force then in the
Place comprised tho Twenty-sevSnth MaSSa-
t1useiis regiment, two companies of the North
carollna Union Regiment, and a battery of
artilierv.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
I.IrsaI rroIa Point Pleasant.

ItIFerl rrorn Point Pleasant.
1IrDu1n DEPARTMENT, EISHTH
1 Cones April io.--AiajOr GSRP HdlLsck,
I-in-o ohlsff Brig. o0nl seammOn tele-
'. lom Charleston Detachment Of cav
under Major Mcmahon, Just returned from
1dgnn. Killed three, wounded two, captured
twenty Of iht enemy. Our loss one horse
Killed. Thus far The rebel jenkins has lost
swO hundred men. ROBT. q, BOHRNcK,
BHgadieF General Commanding.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

RAILROAD MESS RELIET AssocIATIoS.-The
conductors on the street railroads Of this city held
a meeting yesterday for the purpose Of organizing
an association for mutual assistance in case OF
sickness. The following gentlemen were elected
as the officers Of the association A. A. ShissleF,
presidents WIN. Terry, vice-presldentj II. Benner,
secretary; Robert Griffin, treasurer John Nc
DougAl, relief AGENT J. Bradley, chaplain. This
is excellent movement, and we hope those most
deeply interested will avail themselves Of its ben
ehts,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
Collector Appreciated.

Hon. T. +. Lowe, ex-Reprosentative from
California, has been appointed Collector of
Customs for the port of San Francisco. His
commission will be forwarded by the next Cal
ifornia steamer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
Total .ll29S
nent OF General LemRn,
the Mary Sanford.


New YORK, April 12.-The following has
been received from General Loman, on board
the Mary Sanford:
"MoREHEAD CITY, N. c., April 10, via Fort
rcss Monroe, April 1--we passed through the
feet of Charleston on Thursday, the 9th inst,
10 a. IN. Thg weather was clear and pleasant.
The Monitors were ranged along the beach of
Cummings'5 Point all in good order. We were
boarded by one of the pilots of the expedition,
who stated the IrOnBides and seven Monitors
had attacked the batteries at Sumter on Tues
day, the 7th, passing some distance above the
fort, receiving some two hundred shot. A
pointed shot Of English manufacture penetrated
the iron-clad Whitney battery KeOkuk. She
sunk twelve hours after near the beach. Other
iron-Clads passed through shower of shot and
shell uninjured, or with trihlng damage.
The casualties reported are few. Captain
Rhind, of the KeOkuk, was slightly injured by
bolt. A quartermaster and six men on the
Nastucket were killed. Arrangements are
being made 10 blow up the KeOkuk. As re-
CARDS future movements reports are conflicting.
Il was positively stated by one of the pilots
who boarded us, that tho Monitors would with
draw over the bar, and further action for the
present be suspended.
This was subsequently cOrrObOrated by re-
porter for q New York paper. An officer from
the james Adger, who previously boarded US,
stated that the engagement will be renewed
about O'Clock p. IN, aud added that tho Ad-
miTal expressed his belief Of success. The
channel above the fort was Obstructed. No
toTpedOes, II is reported, have been exploded.
We left the feet at noon, and when about %
miles north, heard heavy hTing. The weather
is exceedingly pleasant, and the sea elnooth.
The above was q private message nddreefq1 y
Col. Sanford, Military Cengpf
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Richard Price, convicted Of
larceny, was sentenced to one years imprisonment
in the Albany county penitentiATy. -,
Abbot Brockenborough, for the larceny of num-
Der OF Treasury notes, convicted and sentenced
to two years Imprisonment in the Albany county
pentientiNry.
Theodore Reynolds, convicted Of petty larceny,
was sentenced to 30 days In the common jail.
Mary Cyrus, charged with infSntioide; trial set
for Wednesday next.
Thomas McMAnn, charged with the larceny Of II
pairs of boots, the property OF Horace Moran, was
convicted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
REPORTED CAPTURE OF WIlLlAMS.
BURG.
a REGDdEHT or CAVALRY GoBBL.ED
Ut. n. d.

Another raid has been made upon Williams
burg, and a painful report Is prevalent that our
force there was surprised and Pennsylvania
regiment Of cavalry was captured.
The morning papers contain the following
dispatch, eatsdat Fortress Monroe, April II
''some diminishing has been going on to-day,
at Williamsburg, and II is rumored that the
rebels are between Williamsburg and York
town.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

SENTENCED TO BE HuEO.-Mr. James snowdsn
PleAsants, Of Poolesyille, Nd, was committed to
the Old Capitol by Capt Todd to-day. He was ar
rested at Poolesyille on the charge OF aiding the
enemy by feeding and otherwise aiding the guerilla
bands at his residence lie was tried by general
oourt-mArtihl and sentenced to be hung, but the
sentence was eOmmutCd to imprisonment in Fort
Delaware during the war He was sent here by
order Of Col. Jewett, commanding the brigade at
POOleGVille,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
OPTICAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Assistant AdJutant General.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington Guy, D. C., Jan. 25, 1883.
In consequence of the pressure of business al
the War Department, passes for citizens toviSit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CoNRAD, 182 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. Ia 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

CASE OF GARRoTIEG.-We understand that Mr..
Samuel Barnes, Of Alexandra, was garroted and
robbed on Friday night last, on st. ASaph street,
between Duke and Wolfe streets, In that place.
The party or parties who committed the act
escaped.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
new Potonnc bridge.

The Orange and Alexandria X. R. Co. have
entered Into contract with s. s. Post & Co.,
of New York, to build bridge across the Po.
tOuac river.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

POCKET PICKED. During the disturbance in
front of Growers Theatre, Saturday night, Lieut.,
Edwin b. Dow, Of the sixth Maine battery, had his
pocket picked of $50 in Treasury notes. Most OF
the parties who created the disturbance were ar
rested and locked up.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

IgALIAE OPERA CoMIHG.-It viii be seen iTOm
al advertisement In our amusement column that
Manager Grau'G splendid opera troupe will give uS
. couple VI evenings this week. 20.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

COMMITTED ron COURT.-R. W. NOrthhni, dis
charged soldier, was committed to jail for court,
yesterday by Justice Thompson, charged with
stealing an oyereoNt, valued at az, from Thomas
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

RIOTOUs.-Justice Thompson issued warrants
to-day for the arrest of twenty negro boys, who
were engaged In riotous and disordeTy conduct
yesterday, on Fourteenth street, in the Second
prec net They created great deal of disturbance.
Two of the boys were arrested aRd held TO appear
against the others when arrested.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

IT Is probable that the First and escond lIs
trict Of Columbia Regiments viii be consoi
dated.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

TAIS DAT, April 18th, is the anniversary Of
the surrender Of Fort Sumter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
a,ocL Mnr1Iet To-,inv.

We are Indebted 10 Jay Cooke a Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and
sale market today . sr....
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

NTEERsOHAUM
PIPEsI
FRED g. COZZEHB,
Washington, D. C., and "a Warren st., New York.
apr l-eotf
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

a. The Omse % ths NationaI Rspubli-
ylvAntn avenus and D street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

PrAcH TREES are 10 blossom, in the garden,
this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
The Great Sumter Meeting in
New York.
LETTERS FROM SECRETARY SEWARD.
SECRETARY CHASE, GEN. HALLECK.
AND GEN. HOOKER.

Tho following eloquent and patriotic letters
were read at the great Union meeting held in
commemorution Of the attack on Fort Sumter,
held in New York last Saturday:
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
The RoanoiEe Blgnalled.

NEW YoRK, April 1s.-The steamer Roanoke,
from New Orleans on tho sch inst, vis Havana,
has been signallod.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
LATEST BYsTELEGRAPH.
a GOLD PANIC IR VAN srREET.

special Dispatch to the National Republican.
NEW YoRK, April is.--At half past two
O'Clock gold is at one hfty-eight aud three
eighths (15sa.) nrf
The Charleston news Is interpreted IN. its
worst possible light. .... ..t..,.-..
Most Of the gold speculators are EnglIshmen
and Jews.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

EDWARD LTonTTl
No. III PEhH. AVE. wAsnISaTon, D. o.
Books boupd IN ever slyie'-Tufhoyp hofoes0
Rhllia AnA oalA lsh
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
GREAT RISE IN GOLD.

New YoHK, April 13.-Gold has advanced to
157L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13

We arc permitted to copy the following In
terestlne istsr written to Surgeon Lewis A.
Hall, Of Judiciary Square Hospital, by his son,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-13
LETTER PROM GER. HAILECK.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Washington, April 5. 1868.

NHbHInBIOn, NUTII o, IOOO.
JAS. a. ROOSEVELT, Secretary Of the League,
New YOrk-Siri have received your invitation
10 attend mass meeting Of the Loyal National
League In New York, on the 1lth inst, and l
regret that my official duties will prevent me
from being present, /, however, fully approve
Of the object Of tho meeting, oct forth IN your
circular.
/ think no man who has carefully observed
the course Of events in the rebel States, since
the commencement Of this war, can now hope
for any other peace than that which Is imposed
BY the bayOnet. The loyal States must con.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23

WASHINGTON December 22-The bill which
has passed both Houses Of Congress 10 supply
deficiencies. approprIates 500 600 900, or so much
bounties and advanced pay, providing no boun
ties excepting such not provided for by
law shall be paid to any persons eulisting after
the 9Th of January next; that money paid by
drafted persons under the enrolment act shall be
paid into thetreasury and shall be drawn out on
acquisitions as Is the case with other public mon
les, and the money paid shall be kept in the
treasury special deposit. applicable only to
the expenses of the draft and for the procuration
OF substitutes
Information received tonight from the Army
of the Potomac saws:
There are no indications of a retrosrade move
ment toward Washington IL is not believed the
enemy in his present condition is able to annoy
US much
The number of re enlstments into the veteran
corps OF the Army of the Potomac is estimated
at 10 600
IL has been enormously stated that all letters
to- members Of Congress must be prepaid. The
transmits sion and receipts Of mail matter contin-
ues as heretofore under the ranking privilege
namely free All correspondence, however ad
dressed TO any executive department or TO any
officer of such department, must he prepaid: ex
cepting official communications written by some
officer OF department or an officer under its con
tro or responsible 10 IT, and in such cases. under
the words "oticial business the officer mus,
sign his name with official designation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23
rom ishilndelnhia. .

PHILADELPHIA December - BY gentleman
who left Richmond the Doth We have the fol
lowing items:
lie Jays the Richmond papers Of the Goth have
dispatches from Bristol, Tenn, stating that Gen
Longstreet with his army WAS advancing, and no
doubt "A severe battle would be fought in the vi
entity OF Jonesboru, Tenn
ken:orcements from Col Jolnsons and Gen
Sam Jones commands going to Long
street.
dispatch from Meridian. Miss. reports that
Joe. JOhnston's army is in motion, aud it is con-
jured that it is the intention to reinforce Gen
Hardee
Ii is rumored in Richmond that Gen. Lee will
command in Northwestern Georgia the only
hope Of retrieving the heavy disasters tn the
rebels in that quarter. His army in Virginia has
gone into winter quarters except one division un
der Gen Early.
Some uneasiness and excitement existed in the
vicinity of Stsunton, Va, in consequence of the
near approach of Gen. Averill command Gems.
lmbodea and Rhodes endea vorng to oppose
Averl's further advance and fight is expected
in that quarter
In the rebel Congress the substitute bill has
been abrogaed, and all persons who have put
substitutes in the army are compelled TO 90 them
selves
Henry Foote stills continues his severe denun-
Citations Of the rebel Administration.
IL j. rumored that commissioner will be sent
to the Court of Madrid in behalf OF the rebel gov
eminent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23
Prociams 1ion by the Mayor.

WHEREAS. Al meeting of war dele gates held
al the Council Chamber on the 18th inst. It was
ordered. THAT the people OF this city be request
Ell 20 suspend business on the afternoon of We'd
nesday. December %. tor the purpose of uniting
Their efforts TO raise the balance of the city sQuota
of volunteers made under the last call for troops,
aud that the Mayor OF the city be requested TO
issue and publish a proclA nation TO that effect.
and,
WHEREas. At special session of the Council
held Oh the same evening similar resolution
was adopted:
Now. therefore. |. John C.ven. Mayor Of said
city, 10 oprsusnce of the above resolutions DO
hereby recommend that the people OF th's city
suspend business on the afternoon OF edneSday
December 23i for the purpose above specifies.
n = be hoped that the people will not simply
close their places OF business bGt that they VIII
Heartily and energeticaly unite 10 their efforts TOT
/ the purpose above mentioned. As no pisn OF
union OF efforts has been recommended, would
suggest that the citizens meet a. the school
houses of their respective wards At 2ls O'Clock
7 NJ. aud adopt such measures A. may be deem
ei best.
/ Let indianapolis do more than her duty bu
not less.
Given under my hand and seal Of said city thi'
22d day OF December, 1868
J. CsvES. Mayor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
Btters, put up In quart bottles compounded OF the
cheapest whisky common costing from 20 to Soe
per gallon the disguised by knse corsnder seed
This class Of Bitters has caused aud viii continue 10
cause long they be sold, hundreds die the
death Of the drunk2rc By their the system KEEP;
continually under the influence Of alcoholic stimuisns %
the worst kind the desire fer liquor created and kept
up and the result l. all the horrors attendant
drunkard's life and death.
For those Who desire and trU hdre liquor bittsrs
publish the following receipt: Get battle ~
Hoofrnds German Enters and NIX with three quGrys
of good Bra.dy ~ Whisky. and the result III be a
preparation will eoce in medical virtue and true
excellence v Of the numerous liquor bitfers ~ the
market aud sill cost much less. You will have ali the
virtues Of EooHdhds Filters In connection with good
article of liquor. much less prce than these inferior
preparations will cost you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23
HOUSE.
Senate adjourned

Mr. Stevens from the Ways and Means Com
mitee reported the post office appropriation BILL
which was made the special order Tor the 9th Of
January
Mr. Holman. from the Committee on Claims,
reported n resolution requesting the First Comp
troller OF the Treasury TO suspend proceedings
relative to the claim OF Cor,uack Il Ramsey. in
volviug nearly 81 0u0 900. Oh account of carrying
the mail, until further action of Congress
After debate. in the course of which Mr.. Nor
rill moved to take the subject from the Comp
truliers hands, the resolution was adopted-ll0
to So
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill reported yesterday 10 pay the officers and
men called on for home defense in the Western or
Missouri Department
Messrs McClung. Boyd. Blow. and King. all
Of Missouri. earnestly advocated the bill
In the course of the debate, it was said that the
home guard of Missouri were the first to bear the
hardshps and priya.iOns of soldiers life and had
it not been for them, Missouri would now be 4
rebel State. Spectators OF false representa-
tions buying the claims at 80 To ID per cent.
discount. The early passage of the bill would
end this swindling.
Mr. Cox's amendment was adopted 1t sc
cures the payment of money TO those interested,
in New York
/ After further debate. the bill passed 1t APP
I
the Western or Missouri Department.
The Military Academy bill then passed
A resolution adopted instrucfing the Com
mittee on Military Affairs TO make an immediate
inquiry into the expectancy of amending the
enrolment law 80 a TO compel the Provost Mar
shals to hold their examinations for physical dis
ability &c. at the county seats.
Mr.. Phillip johnson, of Pennsylvania, offered
the following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, The Supreme Judicial Tribunal oil
the State of Pennsylvania has decided solemn,
that the act of March 3, 1863, commonly called
coRscription. is contrary to and violation OF thu
Constitutions, aud thereto null and void; there
fore
Resoiced, That il is the sworn duty of the Ex-
ecutive Department of the Government and 9th
ers to acquesce in the decision of that State. o
bring the question involved before the Supreme
Court OF the United States for final adjudication
to the end thatif Congress shall deem such legis
lation necessary. bill shall be prepared not sub
sject to constitutional objections.
The resolution WAS laid on the table by vot
Of so against ~.
The House then concurred in the Senate
amendment to the bill appropriating $500 900,
600 for the pay of bounties and premiums
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23

TUE PLACE To Go AT this time OF year.
everv person is looking around for Chris tmas
presents-tOr tokens of regard and affection for
those they love and esteem This Is very lauda
bic, and. in selecting your presents, allow US to
suggest that YOU get something that has value
attached TO its beauty-that will be preserved.
aud be constant reminder of the good feeling
existing between YOU and your friend In our
Judgment. there i no more appropriate gilt than
Photographic Album Ii is beautiful kind
of secretary for familiar faces table ornament,
ever interesting your friends and suggestive of
those not present. Bowen X Stewart have over
900 different kinds of Albums, of all varieties
don't YOU let Christmas pass without getting one
for each Of your friends For the children. they
have an endless variety OF books. of all styles and
kinds from the handsomely engraved natural
history 10 the colored toy book. Make the
hearts of your little ones glad by getting mp
propriate book for each one. In short, II You
want Christmas present, Bowen 4 Stewart'
book store i the place u procure Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23
O.TGSTREET .sDT.svCE.rG.
Lee to Command the Army of Georgi,
&C., &c. &c. &c, &c.
From New WORK

INV York. December % The Government
has decided that the safety of American vessels
leaving this port requires that no persons shall
be allowed to leave this port passenger or
otherwise on any American vessel without first
receiving passport from the Provost Marshal of
this District
IL is understood that gunboart has already
been stationed at Sandy Hook by Admiral Paul
ding, TO intercept every vessel leaving the port by
that inlet. and another vessel at Throgg's Neck
to examine vessels leaving by the Sound. with
Instructions 20 detan such are without passes.
Any one can obtain the passport who can have
his loyalty properly vouched for
The adoption of this stringent measure will
probably prevent repetition of the Chesapeake
affair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-23

It's So.-Very nice black cloth cloaks for 81
Fine opera. velvet. plush and repeient, CORES
pondingly cheap Full sits rich water mink
furs for SO The most elegant Hudson's Bay
and Canada sabes ever offered in this city at
prices before uuheard of in 1863. Cloaking,
cloths and dress goods will b. sold to clear the
wav for coming spring. Finest hoop skirts and
manv other goods ut actual cost. Old customers
of Tyler's Bee Hive need no advertising Stran-
gers look in the Bee Hive You will find
plain figures. low prices aud busy pleasant
place. dec22 div