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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
A Panic In Richmond.

A remarkable article appears in the Rich
mond Enquirer, which includes the following:
"The peace delusion is blown away. Neither
from foreign Intervention, nor from imperious
decrees Of King Cotton, nor from friendship OF
the Northwest, nor from stupid TumoTs Of de-
moralization in Yankee armies, docs any hope
Of peace dawn upon the land. We must fight
or submit. If they can take Richmond, Charles
ton, and Vicksburg In six months, their tinan-
clal credit Is restored and party feuds cease.
The plain truth is, we are in the middle of war,
and during coming spring and summer that
war Is to be more fierce and unrelenting than
ever before. The Yankee enemy is lust begin
ming to fight. Again: great Union meetings
are the order Of the day at the North. Demo-
Gratis bury the hatchet just lifted against Lin
coin. Vallandigham will soon stand where
John Van Buren, does"
The article winds up with most intense ap-
peal for every man to bo put in the army and
every deserter returned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
An.,,rr.d ComInlIm.nt.

Captain Geo. ?. Sherwood, brave and gal
liant officer who has been forced to retire from
active service by reason of wounds received al
the battle of Bull Run, has received the follow
ing nattering testimonial from his brother off,
GERS of the Fifth regiment Maine volunteers:
CANT OF Firth MAINE Vols,
Near WHITE OAK CHURCH, Va,
January 10, 1858.
Capt. GEO. P. SHERWOOD;
SIRi We, the undersigned officers Of the Fifth
Maine regiment volunteers, beg TO submit the
following, as an autographic token of esteem;
We have learned that you are no longer "Of
U.S." We are aware that owing to wounds re-
ceiVed while In the faithful and patriotic exc
cution Of your office, physically incapacltatlng
you for the duties of an active winter cam
paign, you have reluctantly been compelled aud
honorably induced to resign your commission
as senior captain.
A token OF remembrance "of us" you have
upon your person. The association Of active
military service must tVeF be fresh In your
memory. You are compelled to bear through
life the marks OF duty done. While We regret
your diScOnnectlon from us as an officer, we
congratulate you on the comforts of home,
and the deserving respect and love of friends,
and OF the many for whom you have sacrificed
so much Of llfe's charms and happiness. At
bOllb lutulo uag NO lhaJ ulGCI you IN TIC CIVIL
walks of lifei then gladly will we congratulate
you, If prosperity and happiness attend you;
should Ill and adversely be your lot, remember
that In US there Is sympathy.
We remain, very respectfully, yours, &C.,
G. 8. EDWARDS, 1t. Col. Com'g Reg.
II. r. MnLET, Maj. 9Th Maine Vols.
Francis @. WABREH, Asst Surg. 9th Me.
JOHN X. ADAMS, Chaplain.
JOHN B. WALKER, Capt. co. /.
r. N. STEVENS, Capt. co. b.
JOSEPH WIGHT, I'd Lieut.. co. /.
SAM'L II. PILLsBURY, Capt. co. A.
CHAs. b. DEXTER, LIST Lieut.. co. A.
ALBUM ?. HARRIS, Capt. co. @.
DAH'L c. CLARK, lst Lieut.. co. @.
FRANK L. LEMoNT, LIST Lieut.. co. Z.
j. G. BUMMERsIDER, I'd Lieut.. co. Z.
Lewis II. LUNT, I'd 1t. CONG co. d.
Z. NJ. ROBINSON, LIST 1t. com'g co. @.
J. A. GREEIER, I'd Lieut.. co. @.
JoHH ID. LADD, lst Lieut.. co. H.
J. A. A. PACKARD, ed Lieut.. co. /.
A. 8, LYON, lst Lieut.. com'g 90. X
JOHN II. STEVENS, I'd Lieut.. co. B.
W. z. STEVENS, lst 1t. d Act. @. ".
ORIN b. BTEyENs, ID 1t. CONG co. T.
FRED. g. sAHBoRs, LIST Lieut.. co. l.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Report that Stuart Il Making
Another Raid.

Tho military authoriticS Of wsahlngton 70
ceivsd dispatch last evening nom tho com
mAnder :. Hsrpor's FOrry, announcing ths,
the rebel General Stuart, st the bead OF con
siderable force Of cavalry, with artillery. was
inside Of our lines, between Loesburg and No
lands Ferry, going In ne dirsctioa Of tho lat
ter place. .rr
Although up to noon to-day no coutradic-
tlon Of this dispatch was made, yet tho bost
evidence that it is not true, is, that II is not
confirmed by any demonstration by Stuart,
who, before this time, would have been hoard
from somewhere on the Potomac.
We hope II ls true that he is in that section,
with force, for the reason that he will mover
escape, as orders have been iSsned which would
result in his capture. The story Is probably a
humbug.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Tn. Rebels Falling RaoIs.

A high official reports that the Secretary Of
War has expressed his firm belief that the Con-
federate Government have determined TO fall
back with their main forces upon some line and
position farther In the interior than Richmond,
and that they are already removing their fami-
lies and factories of arms and ammunition,
etc., TO tho rear, with a view TO secure them
from being cut of at the capital, and placing
them at a point more defenslble, and whore
supplies are more accessible.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TROUBLE ON STREET CAR.-LASt Saturday al
teFnoon, J. II. Uncle, sutleF Of the Nineteenth
Pennsylvania regiment, stepped into street car No
10 near the Metropolitan Hotel, and handed to the
conductor, WI. Walker, transfer ticket for his
fare. The conductor told him that he had no au-
thority to receive transfers except at tho fixed In.
tersections, and that he must leave the car, the
conductor stopping 1t for the purpose. Uncle
swore he would not get OF, and drew a revolver,
which the conductor wrenehed from his hand and
gave 1t and him In charge ofa policeman, who took
him before magistratei but since the conductor
could not then appear in the case II was dismissed
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
NsMn From ChnrIsrton.

The Nassau GudrdiGR of March II contains
the following news items:
By the steamer Ruby, Capt. Carlln, which
arrived from Charleston yesterday, after a
short passage Of sixty hours, we received fllea
Of our exchange papers from that city to the
7th inst. From the Courier and Mercury we
CLEAN the most important Items Of intelligence.
The Federal gunboat Flambeau, from the
blOckadlng squadron, steamed towards Sulll-
vans Island, on the 21st ult. under a Hag OF
truce. "The unusual incident for a time" I"
says the Mercury, gave rise TO much specula-
ton among the wondermongers In the city; but
boat from Fort Sumter having boarded tho
Flambeau, has mission was ascertalned to 70
late 10 nothing more important than tho delivery
Of some letters, &C., unless, indeed, her COM
mander desired q closer view Of our defences.
The letters were chiefly for tho officers of the
captured gunboat Isaac p. Smith; but among
them, we understand, was ono from Lord Lyons
10 the commander Of tho British war steamer
Petrol, containing Instructions for that vessel
10 repair Immediately TO Washington"
Her Majesty's steamer Desperate, from Port
Royal, touched OF Charleston bar on the 27th
ult., and sent boat to the city with dispatches
for the acting British Consul.
The steamship Havelock, Captain Coxetter,
arrived at Charleston from Nassau on the cath
ult. On going Into port she grounded on
Drunken Dick shoal, but was got of after
throwing overheard some Of her cargo.
The schooner Ann, from Nassau, with a
cargo Of salt, was chased ashore by the FederalS
near Little river, N. c., on the 24th ult. The
crew escaped, but the vessel was captured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
NOBLE WORDHi

WHENEVER THEY (THE REBELs) HAVE TIE
"PowER, THEY DRIVE BEFoRE THEAa INTO THEIR
"RANKs THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THET
would ALSO. DRIVE Us, Trust THEM NOT.
" WERE THEY ABLB, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED or THESE THINGS, l AN AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE GOULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
" TERMS He WHO EHTERTAINs THE SENTIMENT
" IS PIT ONLY TO BB SLAVE HE WHO UTTERs
" IT AT THIS TIME, MOREOVER, IS A TRAITOR TO
" HIS COUNTRY, WHO DBsERvEs THE sCoRN AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN. N."-RoSe-
Grams, 10 De General ASsenlblyof Ohio, February,
1863
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
No M.r, Pn.... ThrouRh our Lines

Hereafter no civilian will be allowed 10 enter
or go out Of the lines Of the Department OF
Washington on the south side of the Potomac
without pass from the headquarters In this
city All persons applying for passes into tho
lines will be stopped and examined al the out
posts, but not allowed to enter the lines. Those
persons whom IL may be important for the
military authorities TO confer with, will be kept
out of the lines until their respective cases con
be acted and decided upon Ot the headquarters
here.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
OFFICIAL.

HEADQUARTERS PRovosT MARsHAL'S oBgIon,
wASHNOToS, d. O., Feb. ~, 1858.
onicIal notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closing
of bars and drinking houses after o.s0p. m,
and on Sundays, have not been roOcInded or
modified, and all violations Of those OrderS
will be punished as heretofore.
By orders HENRT B. Tom, s
Captain and Provost Marshal.
4. o. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

CHOICE New WORKS IN THE PREss OF TICK
NOR & FIELDS, BosToN.-Forthcoming imme-
diately is the following excellent list of books
from the "Old Corner"
John Stuart Mil on Liberty" "Good
Thoughts in Bad Times" by Thomas Fuller;
Life in the Open Air." by Theodore Win.
thropi THE Everyday Philosopher" by "The
Country Parsoni" 7. W. HigginSon's "Out-
Door Papers," Miss Prescott's Gambler Gods
and Other Stories" "WGak Lungs. and How
TO Make Them Strong" by DR.. Dio Lewis;
Freedom aud War" by Henry Ward Beecher;
Lillian, " novel; Professor AgasslE's" Methods
Of Study in Natural HistoTy;' "Lovana," by
Jean Paul; "Phllip Van Artevelde," in Blue
and Gold "ChTistlne and Other POEMS" by
the author OF "Patience of Hope;" a new vol
umo by Robert Browning, and a new edition
Of "Flower, Fruit, and Thorn Pieces, !" by Jean
Paul.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
A FEMALE SLAVE was sold, few days since,
in Richmond, foT'$3, ,0S0.
One OF the ChapIaIns.

Before one Of the combats Of the Eng
llsh Civil Wars, when the troops were In
line Of battle and action was imminent, gen
eral order was given for the chAplains 70 do
their once In front OF each regiment. The
chaplain of one regiment was missing. The
worthy cavalier who commanded II undertook
10 do the duty himself His prayer was thus.
80 Lord, II in the work Of this day should
forget Thee, do not Thou forget mel" (which
being said, ;" adds the historian, she put on his
hat and cried Forward, march -"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

GAscoNADE.-The New York Tribune says II
the Federals are well whipped In a few great
battles they will have 10 give II up, and II the
talk Of "dying In the last ditch" and fighting
In tho mountains will turn out all gaseonade.
We advise tho New York Tribune 10 speak
for It's own section and It's own people,
Whether, II well whipped In few great bat
ties, they will give II up, we do not know; but
sure We are that If victorious, of which we have
not the slightest spprehenslons, they will be no
nearer the end Of the war than before.-Rich-
RlOTd Despatch.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
BURNING OF A BOSTON FHEArnE
ARRIVAL OF TEE EUROPA.

BosToN, March 24.-The National Theatre
burned down this morning. st3u 81 r-Fs-s
Tho Europa arrived at $50. Her malls win
be forwarded BY the morning train. fA
[The National Theatre, Boston, was built
upon the ruins Of tho "0ld National, !" which
was burned about dozen years ago. Theprop-
erty iS owned by Mr.. Solver, one Of tho riehoat
lawyers in Boston, and he Is OF course able 70
bear the loss.-ED.l r..E ...f."
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
FF FICIAL.
ASSISTANT QUARTBRMASTER's OFFICE,
r.-... n - 0nA -s-..t.
mar 24-1m Capt.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE, s.
Corner @ and 22d streets,
Washington, D. c., March 10, 1853.
With a view To obtain at short notice and on
the best terms, such supplies for tho use Of this
Department, by purchase in the open market,
as may be required by the emergencies Of ser-
vice, and not otherwise provided for BY ostl-
mate on the proper officers of the Department,
all dealers In hardware, drugs, lumber, leather,
harness and SAddlery, are hereby requested TO
furnish this ofice weekly with price lists Of tho
articles in their line, corrected according to the
fluctuations Of the market.
(signei) CHAs' II. ToAPKIHs,
Capt and A. Q. NJ, U. 8. 4.
mar 20-lw
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

GEoRoETowN POLICE CAsEs.-JonAthAn Dodson,
goods under false pretenceSi hned S6.A. Charles
Ash, assAulti dismissed. Jas DAyly, carrying con-
eeGled weSponsi fined $3.50. John Conner, disor-
derly conduoti dismissed. Jas. Dayly, selling If
quor on sundayi appealed to court. Mrs. MAleass
disorderly conducti fined S0.u. Mrs. MAhOny, do. !
hned 1855. Richard L. Meredith, drunk dis
missed. Jas Whiting, dol do. VIM. Whitney,
dol do. Jas. Cole, dol do. Henry Chandler, dis
orderly conducti fined SS.4L Samuel Pope, firing
pistol; fined $3.50.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

OoEna
We stated some days since that Gen. Parke
had superseded Gen. Smith, AZ commander Of
tho Ninth Army Corps, (Burnside's old com
mand,) but refralned from announcing, q that
time, that the Ninth was then embHrking at
Newport News, 10 be transported 70 Baltimore,
oH route west, TO Join the forces In General
Burnside'sl new command. We believed u %
be improper TO notify tho enemy Of the inten-
ton Of the military authorities TO weaken one
point and the strengthening Of another, but as
ihe select organ Of the War Department an
nounces the fact this morning, there can bo no
possible harm in il. Tho Ninth passed through
Baltimore yesterday. General Burnside has
preceded them, and is expected TO arrive In
Cincinnati as we announced by telegraph yes
terdAy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Gold DeelininR.

1t will be seen by our monetary report that
gold continues steadily 10 decline. II has
dropped to 1881, and will be lower before the
1St of April, as the Government has a supply
to meet the demand for the April specie pay
menL on the 7-SO U. 8. bonds. This fall in gold
is as good as a victory in the field.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
G,n. Hook,r pId Not sny so.

We have the best authority for stating that
the report that Gen. Hooker replied 10 ques-
tlon propounded by the Committee on the Con-
duct of the War in words to this effect, viz.
that he attributes the failure Of the PenlnsulSr
campaign to the ineompctenCy of the COM
manding general (McClellsn) is UhOlIy false.
Gen. Hooker did not give any such testimony!
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

ARREST OF a PICKPoCKET.-On Sunday last, Pa
trolmAn Tucker, OF the Third ward, arrested ChAs.
Mars, the charge Of picking the pocket OF Jno,
Carr, in AsAloOn on Thirteenth street, OF SIS. He
was seen by woman TO take the wallet from
Carr's pocket, take out part Of the money, and
then put II back. He was examined before Justice
Thompson, yesterday morning, who committed
him to jail for court. His mug was taken, and
placed In the RogueA' gallery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

ATTEMPT TO PICK \ APoCKET.-YeSteTdAyP PATROL
man Nioholl OF the Fourth ward, arrested Michael
Cannon for attempting to pick pocket. He was
seen by the ohicer with his hand In the mans
pocket. He was locked up, and this morning
placed In the hands OF Capt. Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
I'M, AJan, Erpre.. Robbery.

The safe stolen from train on the Northern
Central Railroad last Wednesday night, belong
ing to Adams Express Company, was found on
Sunday, in a mill race between Whitehall and
Parkton. The lock had been blown open, and
the money, some $4,000, was abstracted. The
Government bonds, certificates, and checks,
were found in the safe, saturated with water.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
The Florida Gone to England.

It appears from information received In New
York, that tho pirate Florida has gone to Eng
land, with a mail on board for the rebels in
Europe. We hope the English Government
will prevent this scourge of the seas from cap
turing any Of the vessels we are sending with
cargoes Of food for the starving poor over
there
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

B- Tho Daily Sentinel, formerly published
In Alexandria, Va, and suspended on the ad-
vance of our army, was issued as a daily jour
nal in Richmond, last week, by MessrS. Smith
g. RaIIey
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

Arrest ron STEALIEO.-Thomas Watkins (eOl-
ored) was arrested yesterday by PatroIman TAFT,
OF the Second ward, for stealing one hunting case
watch, valued at 90, belonging to W. Hawkins
(colOred) The watch was found in his possession.
He was examined before Justice Clayton, who
committed him to Jail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
PgFEUnuI.

MAJOH ALoSzo ALLEN, commanding Forrest
Hall and United states forces In Georgetown, yes
terday entertained at dinner Colonel Soaring, COM
manding the Thirtieth regiment New York yolun-
teersi Mr. Huling, Of the New York State pTeSsi
Capt. Jerome B. Parmenter, and the private score
tAry Of Col Buel, Of the One Hundred and sixty
ninth New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Admiral wilkes and the Pirate semmes
CELEBRATING MhshInEton's BIrthdaY.

New York, March 2l.-Tho steamer British
Queen, from Havana, 14th inst, has arrived.
The Cuba, confederate steamer, arrived from
Florida on the 18th, with cotton.
When last heard of, Admiral Wilkes was eel
ebrsting the birthday Of Washington at one Of
the eastern ports of the island. The Alabama
was at another port firing saluLes, assisted by
the authorities and the shipping.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
D,s.rters and Abssnt.es.

According to the army returns In tho War
Department, there are only $4,000 dcserters
and absentees missing from the service. It is
expected that the greater part of these will be
brought in by :he Presidents proclamation,
and the efforts OF the provost marshals.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Lsoturs on YsntIIatIon.

DR.. Reed, OF Edinburgh, celebrated for his works
upon ventilation warming, &C, will give lecture
upon ventilating and warming the hospitals, by
Invitation Of the Army Medical Society, on Thurs
day evening next, at the rooms OF the Sanitary
Commission, 2I2 street.
Members Of the profession, and others interest
Q !, are respectfully invited to attend.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

rB- Gen. Franklin is yet to appear before
the Committee on the Conduct Of the War, and
give his testimony before they mako up their
final report.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

RoBBERY-sandy Southern, Colored, was arrest
ed, yesterday, by PatrolmAn steele, OF the Third
ward as one Of the parties implicated in the rob
berry Of the Patent once Of lot OF stores last
week. He was examined before Justice Thompson,
who held him for further hearing. He was brought
out for final examination this morning, and fully
committed for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

ARRESTED FOR SIGNALING PAISoHERS.-Benj
CoWen and John n. Trust, citizens, were observed
yesterday prowling around the Old Capitol prison
and at last making signals to the prisoner. They
were Immediately arrested.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

wWe learn that Major Lawrence Williams,
Of the Sixth regular cavalry, has been dismissed
from the service on some charges, with which
we are not acquainted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
IN the Outslsle

OF this afternoons issue will be found speeches
Of Gen. Burnside, Secretary Chase and secre-
tary Blair, at the great Union meeting In Baltl-
moro; an interesting article on Church's paint
ing Of Cotopaxi; tho memorial in behalf Of
Gen. ?. P. Blair, poetry, deferred locals, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
nIIIInrd PLAYING E1trnordInary.

There is to be tournament of billiard play
ers-the best in the country-at Odd Fellows
Hall next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Kavanagh, Goldthwaite, Decry, and Phelan
will give an exhibition rarely seen by the lovers
of this pleasant and healthful game.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
blockade Runners.

A correspondent of the N. Y. Commercial,
writing from Nassau, says that the harbor was
SO crowded with blockade runners that the
steamer could not reach her regular moorings.
The hotels were crowded with the officers and
crows of these vessels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

THREATs.-MATy Powers was arrested yesterday
by oniOsr Rldgley, OF the Second ward, for using
threats Of personal violence upon the person Of
Sarah Resder. She was held for further hearing
by Justice Clark.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

Four Returned Prisoners Of the GeOrEis
BTIdge-burnInE Expedition speak.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
VIM. II. Lnnaa.

A well-known bar-keeper In New York, died
suddenly behind the bar of "oySter Bay" on
Broadway yesterday morning. While mixing
cocktails, as usual, he dropped to the floor and
expired almost instantly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
n.n.rnl II.Int..lmnn-

The report that Major General HeintEelmsn
Is to be ordered to the command of General
Curtis's department, is, to say the least, pre-
mature. No such order has been issued, and
none such is contemplated, as we believe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
D,shonornbIy DI,miss,d.

General Heintzelman has caused the officers
of the guard who allowed Captain Mosley to
capture General stoughton, to be dIShonorably
dismissed tho service.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

ABOUT THIRTY deserters daily are reporting
to Provost Martial Draper, in New York, under
the influence Of the Presidents proclamation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

shUoOLIN0 LIQUoR.-Mary smith was ARRESTED
to-day, by order OF the Provost Marshal, for snug
Cling liquor across the river.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

STIRRING STATEMENTS OF THE HORRORS
OF THEIR PRISON LIFE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

The sessions Of the Louisiana Legislature arc
to DO held hereafter at Shreveport, commencing
the first Monday Of May.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

MRS. DAVIS, wife OF jefferson Davis, has
gone to Montgomery, Alabama, where her
mother 10 lying very Ill.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
SKGOND EDITION.
General Burn.la. aaa one WAN army

FoUR o,oLooK. p. y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
A stan for tho Command.r-In-ChIer.

The New York EOeHing Post advocates warm
ly the organization of a staff for the Comman-
der-in-Chief, composed of tho best military
talent in the country.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
DIptherIn.

Twenty-elght persons died of dlptherla in
the city Of Now York during the last week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Dress Receptions at the Executive Man
sion.
EKEcuTIYE MANsIoN.

Washington, March 8, 1868.
The usual public receptions being over for
the season, there will be Saturday afternoon
dress receptions until April lSt, commencing
Saturday, March 7th, from oneto three o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

WASHINGTON, D. Q.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH ~, 1858.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

Are Requested 20 appear before Judge
Advocate Holt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

~ The once Of the NRtlonal RaRubli-
can ia at BII Ninth street, between Penn
ylvanln avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
Hop at Alexandria.

The officers of the post at Alexandria give a
ball tonight in the hall over the post Office. 1t
will bo gay affair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

Pleasant for the Nice Young Men"
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th saysi
"The cOnscript officers have been quite busy
for few days past In Fredericksburg, hauling
in the nice young men"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
FICIAL.
DsPARTMsHT or STATE,

DBPLRTMBHE or HIkTE,
Washington, January IS, 1852.
The Secretary of State viii hereafter rVcSivs
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of neEt
O" WILLIAM 4. SEWARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24

INTERESTING MEETING AT THE
ROOMS OF THE UNION LEAGUE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-24
WILLIAM u. eRMARD.
o r RICIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DHPARTnHEF,

Washington City, d. C., Jan. Is, 1858, %,
In consequence Of the pressure Of buslness at
the War Department, passes for citizens 70 visit
the Army OF the Potomac will bo given at tho
office OF Lieut.. Col. Conan, 1s9 PennSylyunia
avenue, above Nineteenth street. JaS0