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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

CAIRO, March l. The steamer Tycoon FROM
Memphis has just arrived The lsies. adyices
from below are that two dredging machines had
srrvod and would be put to work on the canal
Immediately. The river is rising fast, aud the
water j, interfering very much with the camps
at tho head Of The l,laad No. 95. The lsvaes
are broken and the water is pouring over at a
fearful rate.
Another flat boM ran the blockade at Vlcks.
burg, She was fred on by the rebels and struck
three times.
A FIRE at Lake Providence on Monday dcs.
troJed nearly the whole town including con.
siderable amount Of cOnmissary stores,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
sdfssqse0tp sAAans~.Is-Aasssff.,
..au..h. hs.. ."l, To-p:.y,,o ,ous
>, OATIIs To, AND PERSONAL LIRERTT
81 'N" OF, ALIENs. If.

oficial representatives Of Foreign. Powers,
"a sccredIied 70 this Government, have complained
''s to the President that, during tho present re-
bellion, subjects of the Powers they severally
represent have been required by military su-
- thorfties TO take ah oath Of general or qualified
~ allegiance to this Government. .
All a,iens residing ID the United States un-
40 dcrstand, or shoud understand, that Il is their
-isg dutt to respect the snthority OF the Govern
!'sor rrnrnt ana obey the laws. A failure on their
part to do 30 win nesetsariiy subject them 10
u military restraint While they o&e allegiance
r" tosnothcr Power they cannot be required to
.H take an oath to support this Govcrniaent. By
SIC order o the Tresident, all such obligations Aere.
H7iA seyory fake are therefore, RENTED and arnlled
H7r' Military commanders will abstain from i'm.
e. posting similar Obligations In future, and win
t''Afn lieu thereof adopt such other restraints Of
the character indicated as they shall ind heces.
sSry, convenient, and efectual for the public
ID safety. ''''' ~ ''''''ii.. az '- s1
'7'H I, !. further directed by the President ,h.,
Whenever any order shall be made Affecting tho
pcrsousl liberty Of an allen, reports Of the
' same, and Of the causes thereof, shall be made
~. for the confederation of the Secretary OF State,
agrccsbiy to the requirements OF General Order
No. &c, OF 1853. .. -.' ',
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
pERRONAL.

GEN. BuroRD, who has distinguished himself
90 often in battle in the Army Of the Potomac, is
in town on q short leave of sbsence.
GEN. NEWTON, one Of the heroes Of Port
Hudson, arrived here fr,m New Orleans day or
two siaoe, He returns 70 the Army Of Tho Gulf in
few days. g. Doe. Do. % r
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLPAx, ono Of the most
sbie leaders Of the Republican party Of the West,
arrived IN town Yesterday morning ahd, aret call
ing Upon fhe freaideht, icft in the evening tor the
West.
CoUST NICHOLAS g GEoRSI was yesterday In
trodu,ed 10 the President by the Acting Secretary
Of state and dsilp sss dis credentials aud was re-
e,ived rs Minister Resident OF hn Majesty the En-
peror OF Austria. ID" ,.. rn.
CArTAIs JoHs L,,SwIrT, of the Forty-frsi
regiment Of Massachusetts volunteers, we are gia9
tniearn, was mot captured before Port Hudson, Al
reported sometime since. Ne arrived In Bhston
with Colonel Chiekefing, OF the Forty.hrst, on ~
ctuiting service several days ago. H1',
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE BoARp or ENRoLxEsT.-Thc following
Is the list Of Exemption made, up the hour o
our going 10 press; ''' '''-' =,

THE BoARp or ENRoLxEsr.--Thc following
is the list .of exempticns made, np TO the hour oi
our going TO press r.,-', -. .,.,r, ri
Elwacd Galloway, coIJred, accepted.
James Rbnehardt, erroneousiy enrolled. 40
John FRESHMAN, Golored, accepted" 81 '9..' .I
Solpnasn petltiup, cpinred, accepted 4i.. -.
John Smiley, colOrsd, accepted.
Henry KoniwAy, cGlpr-l, Aeceptel. =.
James M0nahan, furnished subtitutet lrrneJ
Mcbride, - -.
II! ". Martingley, Furnished substitute, Charles
- ciHris.opher McDnmott, furnished substitute
VIM. J. Bennett. p
poniel OLlpry, alien, sa.an.ta .ET VA
Jsynes Greep, disability. a.g.,..f.
]. NJ, Kentingi turnishcd subBtitute, G. NJ Smith
chas. Mathaides, error IN elromeht, .'
b. Wn. s. Kelly, under age. 1n- sfGlfFl CHA O..
/, A. Hoover Oyor ago. Z. .y.... fl .,,p. -. .
O. {, Eskerls, furnished subs'itute, W. Ii
James Kshoe. disability. I'D. FtI
L Arniis'eAd Jack son, ooIored, seeepted,r s..
kShC rt Ngre, eOl9red, AeSoplel. ~ l.r r.-'
Jtlpep Wright, ali.p. I'd 49,. -. .....,., .r
lH en- fPetlitt disability .s,.. o.. 't'' ''' "'
J #. William Denntson, aver age. 4f ~
John Jamison, ~ rnishtd substitute, " nroSn.
J. john Dufts over nge. o. Oh "a. '.. 4.
H. w lays, disability
u John Hrpp, paid eomfputAtion. ~ 's4H.
Joserh Tipping, aeesJ'tcd. B ffr.tst ..5l
barney BbhlbTsy, loolored,) Aecepted.
! qS.. \, sshnig, Two members oi Jamily now II
! Z Fghsfi.s Btsby, disability. .-'Hga !
| John Hunter, under age.
| Isaac Thompson, erroneously enroilei.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
PER stlEAI.

SENATOR WILSON arrived IN town fsw4lays
since, and left for Boston Yesterday. 'ispld
Rev. DR.. W. II. ChASNIy0 len this city on
TUESDAY, for Europe, where his .athB 10 sbjourn-
Ing.
tnAs. W. SLACK, Esq, assistant cashier In
ths Basion Custom House, is in town, stopping at
Wiliarda'.
EN.MAroR WOOD, Of New York, was at the
Revere 'icu.e, Fos'Gn, on Tuesduy,s he, was en-
rogC by ateRNter 10 halI.aN. ..- p.. ..|l ..j
Nix. u. LAZARUS, of Hartford, Conn.,, has 10
his .puSGession copy OF the "lireechos Bhle,"
psint'd In 1911 by Robert Parker, Printer a. the
kiRK'a mast eNccielt asirHtle,' f .sA.i -
JOSEPH =. IiusHAnD, Professor Of MathcIna.
tics IN tie United States navy, d,sd At New Haven
on sunday, He was n graduatc 81 Yale College In
the class "f is' and entered his profctsorship two
yesrs later, His contributions 10 yatiots htcrar,
works have been numerous He was an elder IL
Fthc Presbyterian Church. q ai'' ~ D sl
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

LsRcESY.-Wash Rater was arrcsted this
morning by Ohicsr Robipson for tbs Larceny Of
soma chickens from J. Henry Wilson. He was
committed to jail by Justice Reaver to await the
action OF the ggAnd jury. ,ss4 sb b,l., s.i
ilAssApLr.y-This 4 mo,nlng John Waters was
arrested by officer Harper for making \ fufious
assault on Patrick Ryan. He was examined by
Justice Reayer. who, hasring the rros and csns,
held him to bali hts appearance at court.
sHowIsoi HER AGuITY.-Last evening, rs
three ladies of fashion were riding down ,Fayette
street, on horsbaek, at arapd pace, ope Of, them,
'whowas elevated little beyond the ususl boun s
Of reason, when at the corner ot First and favetie
Streets suddenly descended from her high position,
strikftg the ground In very forcible manner, and
causing Sevcrai rents In her garments. she was
gather. 4 together by aome gentlemen near hy, and
being too unst ady to maintain her position on
the horse, a carriage was called and she made her
dephttnre down FAyette street followed by the
sympAthizlnE eyes OF the spectators- Il. "a ..
PoLlCI CAsrs.--Pat Boiler, Mary BrIscoe,
Harriet Bhscoe, John Roop, Jamcs Hogan, disor.
,derlyi npod sa,s each. DAD, Hifrod, do, fined
sabs. Geo. Mahorney, do, fined a. bs. Thomas
Waters, do aned t2.e2 KATE 'sothoron, selling
liquor TO soldiers; fined go Henry Thomas, nul.
sanco; lined Sfo.ii. frank Crocker, drunk; dis.
smissed. Harriet Butler, disorderly, workhouse.
MARINE LIsT.-Ar,ivals-- Steamer 3. Sey.
, nour, nBom, philadelphia; mdse.to Hyde \ pa.
r1dson. ,sa.l - d. .'a'IdLa. -It. .. ..-f | ...
sol,r. Spray Piersbn, Brtton's Bay; wood.
schr, ma, fsracy, Hooper, salisbury, Md; lum-
Der to libby.
schr. Rsforth, Kirby, Baltimore; grain to.L Lyons.
sehr! Clara Belle, mitchell, baltimore; grain to
| Governmept. "a a. a.
Ashland, Graves, Blatiuors guaao 10 Beuj,
Darby, Fur,. ..-
schr sea Flower, Todd Baltimore, melons.
n sehr, Wave, Finpcy, pAiladolphisj melons.
Sehr. Eiwin, Bacon, sale@, N, Y; hay to Hart
lsy Bro.' 60. .1.... .n'a ~ +. p.r siHsatH,1
| Brig hdnlrai, Bostonj leo to Cooley.
! , CHEaArEAKI AND Ono CAsAL.-Arrivdls-
Boats TO Ray o. Docks With coal, Gem, no t0nbj J.
v. McIntosh, Iio tons, ID. Cromwell, 10 tons. Tt
4 Hptdep Mining Copipsny; II. A. Furlow, ios tons
W. L, fllstoH, los ,on.j Five Sisters, 10 tohs, J
W. seanen, 1903 tons; Alex shaw, ip6 tonsi GTea
Eastcru, los tons. To Washington Gas Company
II. q. Fr1zler, ioS tons. ToJ. Hnisri
can Flag, il0 itons- 70 J. Young; Emperor, III
! tuus. TgFf lDAH ,IHh TE1T o. at %
io1Dp Iratvt=J.E. Mcintosh, iAbfsl sm lighter
Emperor, Aa erioau Flag, d. CfomweIi, W, u Coils
ton, Alex shaw, J. W. scsmcn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
Govsruor Curtin.

In the following, from the st. Louis De'ao'
erat, the highest compliment is paid to the
great caruestness sad patriotic energy displayed
by tho Governor Of Pennsylvania. The Demo
erat very properly regards his election of Na-
tional importance: . !r.. H.a. -" ..
When We look at the period during which
Gov. Curtin has been called upon to administer
tho afTiivs Of the great State Of which he has
beeu the Chief Magistrate, the numbrr OF i'm
portant aud reAponsible duties devolviug upon
him, and the great amount Of patronage he had
10 dietribute, we car well understand how lia-
BILE he was 10 give dissatisfsc ction In some quar-
tiers, and how liable TO make occasional mis-
takes. It would be strange II both these things
had not occurred. There is one thing shout
Gov. Curtin's administration upon which all,
We think, must agree, viz: thst II has at all
times been conducted with the loftiest real for
the cause Of the Union. lta i.n. IS
This Satt has been rlade manifest on many
occasions, and In many wavs, and is sufiieient
to make Union men all over the coantry, who
have no interest In the local jealousies Of Penn
| sytv amin politics, to hope most anxiousiy fcr
his re- election. By all such men the defeat o'
Gov. Curtin at this time would be regarded ss
o national calamity. The character OF his
oppouent-Judge Woodwsrd-a Democrat oi
the Seymour Copperhead school, leaves nc
question as to the great issreinvolr din the con
test. ltis true Uniobism against false Unionisn
In such o conflict men who truely love tbail
couutry and desre the unity Of the Governmcr'
have no alternative In the bsktowsl OF theil
sympathes and any influences they may wield
| Their voice to their brethren In Pennsylvania
wherever they may be located, cannot fail to b.
an earnest appcal for unity, zeal, and industr,
| In action. lie, local disagreements for the tim
/ he forgotten. Let the great issue absorb al
minor ones. Let the cause of the country pre-
vail, that liberty, national integrity, and tru
democracy may he saved. II Pennsylvani
proves true In the trial hour, Gov. Curtiniwil
| be elected. o. rF -ri h
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
Quotas for bran.
loftI'iAL 100 H.l
49, WAN DEpARa.MEh Z,

HHsH WAN DEpARshEtr,i %
IR"r"sT MARSHAL GtNhRAL's Ofti,li /
"AsnIEuIuE, u, ", Jnne ", 1905
q Cuinr 40. ~ ... b.. d..
Mastering and dlsbursing officers are hereby
dreS'ei, whenever ,k"i muster In body 0i troops,
TO sseertsin MS nearly possible, aud report to
this office, ,he number Of ssth trobps which come
from the different Congressional districts in the
stAte,iin order that sisr aEo~snae.rnay he made
to esch n strlcf IN assigning quotas for draft Ad
jutsnts Geosral OF States are requested 10 keep
similar records. JAMES b, FRY,
Provost Marshal General,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
ERRATA.

s Why arc not pvoof-rcaders pow-a-days what
they once wcrei Perhaps, In this particular,
we have nos improved upon the FIRST ages NJ
spvintiap. Il The elder .Disraeii tolls n, In his
"Curiosities Of Litsrature.'', +" When the art Of
printing was ant established, IL became the
glory of the learned 10 be correctors of ths
to eminent printers. Physicians, lawyers, and
bishops themselves occupied this Department. %
I1Arews going ahead 80 East that We have out
nm progrcssl .r... .. ..a .I! ..
Our correspondent, ~. An Ergiishmsn, .
..vhossi iestsr on "Ioreign Recognition " We
published In our editorial columns Of Tuesday.
'complsias, with all the snavity for which his
eountrymen are so remarkable, that his mean
ing has been totally destroyed in one or two
instances BY those typographical scciH. .ept.
which will occur in the beat regulate, ..,.h.
iishments. One of these ~rass " .o,n,v doe,
require amendment, and We r,.dlv make 4.
IN the last llneof his lette- he 4, made to .,.
I iupcpmpromisingly 6c ,,,,ti. sss,s !. when hs
Nlo'e :, dss'eer AA'''r 20 For the sake of clinch
'ne 81 sfrree'i %, we give snew tho last par
AsrAphn' oF 'corrcspondcnt's letter:
But rebels have hitherto taken heart
IA h all their disasters, from the atti
"" e Of Europc.n Goyernmehts; and dems
,goyuss in. the North have constantly menare'
the loyal eiti zcns OF the Union with this bug
bear or foreiyn Intervention. Let this chimer
- :. once be saGelched SO far as England 10 con
,cefned, and the Government Of the Unite
,Statss will be aided In Its efforts TO crush th
dying cfIorts Of traitors, aud In rcconstructin
the Union of all tie States on an entirely fire.
and uAcowpromistngly Democratic basis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
The R0bbsr hIoseby.

On Sunday evening last pursuit was made
after Mosehy by a detachment of the Second
Of tho Chain Bridge, who succeeded In coming
upwith the guerrllas near Fairfax Court House,
and rccapturins two or three prisoners, aud
some hassos, nut the guerriIlas escaped, ".'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
1....-sa-os~rs Martial.

Tine attention of onrets empowered by law
to assemble general courts martis'is directed
10, The Regulations, paragraphs s9s and so7,
relative to forwarding the proceedings Of such
courts, with their action indsrse nm each case,
and copy of the order promr,gatlug the pro
eeedings, promptly, 70 the Judge Advocate Of
the Army, at Washington. Much emsarrass
ment is occasioned TO the War Department By
failure to comply with these regulations, which
must se at once remedied wherever they have
been neglected. (see General Orders, No. 49
OF 1862 l,.....,'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
REBEL PfRATp y n Fonr wARnrN

Unsueeessfsai Attempt Of Lteat. Reed to
,I0 Essspe- Thrss P1rstes Escape In n
stolen sicop, s. sdi q ls .uIsIl'z 20 .r
!. Bosros, August l0.--Lieut. Reed, formerly oi
the pirate Tacony, now prisoner In Fort War
ren, came near escaping to-day. Tie got out
Of his lcasemate and wss found In the grass.
Three others escaped on target, and floated
over to Lovelrs Island. They there stole n
sloop " eight TONS, and were to come back foi
Reed, but failed. A the wind was southwest
and fresh, they must have steered north along
the coast. I,ookouts sre after them. lHu
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
DRAFT In New H.mp,b,rc.

CoNcoRD, Aug. 19.-The draft in the Second
district commenced to-day. Good order pre-
vailed. The names OF 5T2 conscr!rts were
drawn, and among them was ttat OF ihe Hon.
VIM. e. Chandler, Speaker OF the House of
Representatives. ~" ~" ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
From ro.tr.s. s,o.ro..

FoRTREss MoNRoE, Aug. 17.-Thc steamer
City Of Richmond, Capt. Kelly, sailed for Port
Royal, s. C., last evening. .-I..ray s,,t,
United States transport steamer 3. X. Spanl-
ding left here this evening for New York.
EoRrREss M6RRoE, Aug, 1S---Capt. Hodg-
kiss, commander of tho navy s,unboat General
Putnam, aud one or his men, wero killed yes
terday morning by guerrillas, on the Pasquo-
Tho captains remains have arrived at Fort
ress Monroe, and will DO embslmed to-day.
U. 8. steam propeller Mississippi arrived
this morning, from boston. pr,'-T''. -
+ The Q. s.. frigate st. Lawrence arrived At II
o'clock to-day. She Will rernain here as ord
nance ship. "a ,u,
Rev, Father Outlet hos arrived at Fortress
Monroe, and - to remain nj this post. He has
been with General Foster, at Newborn, North
TIE q. 8. transport Creole arrived to-day ut
neon, from New Orleans, but brings no news.
|, Two gentlemen (brothers) have just arrived
here from Richmond, residents of Beaufort,
North Carolina, and left North Carolina the
last day of May. They wero arrested for being
UniDnists, and taken TO Richmond and incar-
cersted in Caate Thunder, where they remained
till the 25th Of July, when they wsro conscript-
ed BY order of Confederate States Attorney
Ayleit, after having been relieved from their
imprisonment from Castle Thunder.
When conscripted they were taken TO Camp
Lee, where they remained nine days, when they
succeeded In making their escape, and came
down the Peninsula, via pamunky river, 70
yorktown. They proclaimed Themselves sworn
enemies to the rebel cause from beginning 70
end. ....'l "a. ..-t.,l t.I,...,-f.,a 0fas
They report that most Of the fortincationa
abou. Richmond have no guns mounted, and
they saw none 10 mount, and the rebel forces
are very limited in or about Richmond. -
Jenkins's brigade, only mus.srins thirty five
! h,r lr.l nffv,as To- Dt.s,,
sometimes In North Carolina. Gen. Wise Il
near Richmond, and has not oyer, eight hun
dred men In his command Gen, Lees mes
are deserting him by hundreds. ,,r .... b,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
Printers, Loot Out for Ilrin,.

Professor Anderson Is at Norfolk, Va, and
tho Norfolk and Portsmouth, TRioN Of tho ieth
uit. contains au elaborate puff of his perform
anees. The editor of "tha, PAPER win fnd ont,
to his cost, that the best fcats OF his Fger-
demain consists in his swindling publishers
out of their advertising bills. .... srI a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
Observation-Disclosures OF IN,

DIENNIALl EXAMINATION OF IN
ID yALtDP DPEksioNEks,-PENsIoH OFFICE, Au.
gust 70, 1879 THE next biennial exaaina nation Of
Army lnvalid Pensioners, required BY an act Of
consress approved March ., 1859, will take place
on and aftsr the tth day Of september, 1855, and
must preecde the pay nent Of pensions then falling
due, No certificate Of such examinAtion bearing
dattFsios 70 the 9Th pfoximo will have any valid
iV.., q .;,L..,,-r-g .t.L e -n
are Teluifed to 10 msde by two surgeons. No GER
tiAnAto OF aminafion made by Unauthorized OWL
surgeons will be accepted, unsss It 10 clearly b.
pracicable for the pensioner to obtain the eertt
The fees for exsninstion (ss 10 the aggregate
for each easel will be refunded TO the pensioner
| examined, on presenting 10 the Pension Agent
| receipt ior the amonnt from the examining sur
9T, In so sac &c S' paid to unAlh0
Iilhose who are pensioned (f) by special act of
conSress 0 for the loss OF arm, leg, hand or foot;
or ~ for no other disability than the loss OF flo.
Esr . tos, Is An aa eys, mot eye,:htl o. than the
sioner's body, are exempt from the biennial exam
date later thaa Msrch4 issJ, viii also be exempt
from examination until september 4, 1856 unless
sHsisr specially required by
Should 1t be found, as a result Of the exsuins-
tioh In any case, that the pensioners disability no
longer exists, the pension will cease. should the
without disappearing altogether, tho 'psnsloncr
will be paid At the rate corresponding with the
degree estimated by the examining surgeons, and
no longer, as specified In his pension certificate.
plication to this otioe, and BY ths Issue OF new
A complete list Of authorized Examining Sur
ge0ns, soon to bo Vpiintsd, will be furnished to
pensioners on Application;
aul9-d2w Con,missioner
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
The Sal, Of ,se Fiye-Txv.,tx yo.n.

PHIrApELrHfA, August 19.-Thc snbscrip-
ton agent reports the sale Of s705, 400 OF 1vo-
twenties on Tuesday, and s711 200 on Wcdnes-
,Juiy 2S '.H. .. ..'.'.i b.. A' .I HN.-a'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
nj fsns' s'1Ar.uy..

There are slight indications, says The Clncln-
natl ,conmerefal, of Monday last. that Rose
ctans' army fs In motion, The refusal 10 per.
MT citizens to tfhvei to ana from Nashville
and Winchester, and the burning Of tue temaln-
Ing portion of the bridge OYER the 'rcnhesses Of
Bridgeport. are significant indications that the
qulcs which has reigned alopg the Tennessee
river has been broktn, or soon will be- The
Nashville linton also says; u. 's''pp'L'e
Governor johnson, accompanied by his pri.
vate Secretary, Colonel Browning, returned on
Friday evening from q visit Of several days 10
the front. His trip was extended as far as Fay
etteville, in Lincoln county, but ashort distance
from Huntsville. The army Ia In motion, and
will very probably take, possession OF Chatta.
nooga without irsistancs,. Refugees report
bragg moving In tho dlrectionof Atlanta, and
that his fnros IL greatly woakenedi and disor-
ganized. n We cherish strong hope that by ths
Ist OF September we will have, possession OF all
Of glorious East Tennessee. There. is no power
in tho Southern Confcderacy equal 70 resist the
great army which is on itsi march to Cbatta,
nooba. -. D., o. D.. ar LL.sl % aiui4 t1tlfIL
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
- -.
Ffoua Cairo,

CAIEo, August 19.-Gen. Grant has Issued
orders that all persona having cotton and other
produce not required by tho army be allowed
to bring the same to any military post within
the Stale Of Mississippi, and abandon 1t to the
agent Of the Treasury Department, to be dis
posed Of in accordance with the regulations of
tho Secretary OF the Treasury. At points where
there 10 no agent the Qusrtermaster will re-
ceive, and, At the option OF the owners, hold the
same till orders shall be received from the agent
or sent 70 Memphis. %, ..u -l.r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

|. DIsMIssRD.--By order ol tho President, Lieu
tenant W. {. Wick, company r. 'First Penn
sylvan!s artillery, has been cashiered. The
charge is embezzliug public money.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

Posr OrgIcE EcIsIoS.-Instructions have
been Issued BY the Post Ofice Department that
all mali matter, deposited In any, post office,
and addressed 10 any Executive Department,
or to any officer therein, on which the postage
is unpaid, and which Is not properly packed,
inust be forwarded TO the dead letter ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

fscsts.a He.dFs4 ceA'eripss So Qtsh.a:,
ssskSt1S1 UAtrie.
,,Mx4RgIs,. Avg. ilarThs selma, ,kAls) pa
psrA pf tbs 12th ipal rsaS the sukisctof foreign
ia;ss,s1si9a has sosaed i'.hs"'aeme Of con
i. "A dispatch from Celuusbia ipropn,s0S the
story abQN IRrlee's, resignation, pntrue. He
was on White river, Arkansas, In command of
htA dlyaion.Jn bsssJ Huitishah aat
A dispatch from Norton, Mississippi, on the
9th, says Gen Logan attacked the Federals,
easAtadrsd sssobg, -sSsw days before, near
captsviAg <wsaty, and two pieces nj artillery.
Fourteen hundred copscripts from West Ten
nesscc were ataOkalona awaiting arms.
Gen. Dodge - much better, and will proba
bly, go Ncfth 70 recruit his health.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

DISTINGUISHED yistfprs - Portland, Me.
The Portland Advertiser of yssterdsy con.
tans the following:''
7 Tho steam revenue cutter cuyshoga, Capt,
Mcsownr, arrived I'd our harbor Sbont I've
o'ciock on Monday sfsefnoun, having on board
Hen. George Harrington, Aesistant SECRETARY
Of the Tressury, Hon. Hiram barney, Collector
of New York, Hon. Tliomas B. stiiluan, Super.
iatsudent Of NsveAas Narine'arid sov6fai other
gentlemoa Of distinction. invited gaests! Tho
object o, the tex pedition ID Of purely Official
character, Mr. Harrington being on . tour of
inspection 10 the different collection statiors
on the coast, and not, % has boon stated by
some Of our contemporaries, on strp OF rccrea-
ton and pleasure. ,r .t nd. 4 ga og,r t,,i
Mr.. Harrington Joined the chip in his oflcial
capacity, yesterday afternoon, being accom-.
panied on board By Collector Jewett and Hon.
Hiram Barney. The Assistant Secretary was
received with the customary salute; Immediate
ly after which lunch served in the saloon was
partaken OF By the distinguished party, and In
yited guests from the shore. Subsequently Mr..
Harrington, with Collector Jewett and others,
visited the revenue cutter ]. q. Dobbip, where
they were handsomely received by CAPT! Web
We understand TINT Secretary Chase has do.
cided to assign one Of the new steam cutters
now building in New, York 10, the Portland
station. and she is expected 70 ybe fuislad and
put In eoWmlsslon some time The .eorninq
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