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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29
AUCTION SALES.

~ ~ AAOAN O@AA4HO'
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
n Corner @ and TlprHiy-seoond Stesfs,
Washington, d. c., March ~, i6B9.
FoTIcE.-The sale Of Manure advertised TO take
place at the Horse Corral, 6e on this day, IL post
o'clSSk, a. m, on which day other lots, near the
Railroad Depot, will be sold also.
c, X. TOMPKINs,
JAS Gespsi e pMsS6iRE 4; 81 e. !. y CO, g. A.
mAr.2s-d Auctioneers.
The above Sale will not take place until
JAS, C MCGUIRE CO.,
apr2I-It Auetioneefu.
DY WIN. n. LEWIS q CO., AuctIonssrs.
Is EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROuFRIFs NAVY
Virginia Light Pressed, Lynchbufg smoking, and
Fine Cut Tobacco, Coffee, Green and Black Teas,
Nuts, Fruits, Bottled Liquors, Canned Fruits, Fam
OI MIR. A. Adamson, No. 6O6 Ninth street, one door
from Pennsylvania avenue, on SATURDAY MORN
ING next, May ?, at ~ o'clock the entire stock Of
Groceries contained in said store, viz:
10 barrels extra Ground Coffee
90 dozen and ID Can Tomatoes
10 chests Green and Black Teas
70 boxes CASTLE, Fancy, and other Soaps
10 boxes best Navy Tobacco
kegs Goshen Butter
90 90 ID boxes pure Virginia Leaf Tobacco
20 boxes AdamAntinc and Sperm Candles
1900 pounds genuine Lynchburg Tobacco Of the
"Bllly Bowlegs," elephant" and "Poc-
AhOntas" brands
10 boxes Layer RAisins
u dozen Black Writing Inks
10 boxes English Dairy Cheese
I barrel Tomato CatBup
800 pounds Walnuts, Filberts, Almonds, and
other Nuts
20 gross Nos. ?, 3, and Backing
10 dozen and String BrOoms
600 Teams Wrapping Paper
dozen Buckets
10000 Paper Bags, assorted sizes
10 nests willow Baskets
Wisp BroOms, Dust and Shoe Brushes
Lbs. Wrapping Cord
90 small sacks fine Liverpool Dairy Salt
100 pounds Dates
10 barrels Potatoes
Assorted sizes Demijohns
Wooden Measures, Selves, assorted Spices
Counter Scales and Weights
And other goods too numerous to mention.
Also, one nearly new Platform Scales, weighs COO
pounds.
All the above goods are fresh and In excellent
condition, having been selected by Mr.. A. himself
with great care, as they were intended for Hrst-
class retail family grocery.
Sale peremptOry. Terms cash.
W. D. LEWIS CO.,
Hp 23-td Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

WASHINGTON, April l6, 1863.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, BOOKSELLERS
w and StAtioners, doing business In the city of
Washington, hereby agree to close our respective
places OF business At O'Clock p. m, from the is
day of May, 1861 to the LIST OF October, 1868.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
3JI Pennsylvania avenue.
PHILIP n SOLOMONS,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
corner Eleventh ST. aud Penn. avenue.
DEMPSEY h OTOOLE,
326 PennsylvAnia avenue.
Ap 23-2t Int, ChrOn.1
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
TARIETIEs ! VARIETIES ~

VARIETIES VARIETIES
Pcnnsglvdnia Avenue, near Ninth Street.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 p. m.
After the Matinee the daring rope walker,
MR.. HARRY LESLIE,
makes a perilous rope ascension across Pennsyl-
vania avenue, from the varieties-a free
exhibition TO all.
Ladies' admission to Matinee, 90 cents; children,
10 centsi gentlemen the regular prices.
GRAND BILL both AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Messrs. LESLIE, PARKER and WATKINS
appearing.
Ada Tssman, Helena Smith, Nellie Seymour,
The Triple Troupe, Circle OF Beauty,
and ali the stars,
u-sCAMPGNI, THE AGILE's REvENGEl-E1
Ef-MAY POLE FESTIVITIES L-El
The Drama from Ainsworth's novel entitled,
JACK SHEPPARD,
Is in rehearsal and will be shortly produced.
EF-w. s. BUDwORTH Is coming. ap %
WrLLAFR1R9;fsi F19fivEtH HALE; 3. ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT, 4TH.
oChe World ReHODHed
PEAK FAMILY,
SWISS DELL RINGERS
The Management would most respectfully an
nounce series OF their celebrated Costume Concerts
At the above hall, commencing MONDAY, May 4th.
24O SILVER BELLS
TWELVE MEMBERS.
LA PETITE LIXETrE,
MASTER EDDIE,
MASTER FRANK.
The wonders OF the age will appear each evening
10 their chnractcristlc representations.
FURTHER PARTICULARS HEREAFTER.
Cards of admission 60 cents; reserved seats 25
THREE GRINb MITINEES
will be given on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS commencing at three
o'clock.
Children admitted to the mstlnccs for 10 cents
Tickets for sale At John ,. Elis's Music Store,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sale OF tickets to commence at II o'clock on
Doors open al Ito commence ats.
Ghickering N Sons, Boston, furnished by John F.
Ellis.
c. c. CHASE,
Ap 29-b Business Agent.
GRAND THEATRICAL EXCURSIONS
WASHINGTON TO BALTTMOREi
For the convenience Of parties In WASHINGTON
and the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA deslrOus Of
attending the
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES THIS WEEK,
AT
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
THE GRANDEST PAGEANT OF THE AGE,
THE NAIAD QUEENi
Mr.. Ford has effected arrangement with the
proper railroad authorities By which
ROUND TRIP TICKETS BETWEEN THE
TWO CITIES
and
Admission Tickets to the Best Seats In
the Theatre
will he issued at an entire cost Of
~ ONLY TWO DOLLARS | .Rl
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29
EOR EW YO RK =.

LNOR N Il w YORK.
The steamship Baltimore will leave the foot of
High street, Georgetown for New York, on Satur.
day the ID Of May, at ~ O'Clock IN. For freight or
passage, apply to
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
Foot Of High street,
apr29-5t Georgetown.
16O BARRELS CIDER-For sale TO close
lJU consignment. II not sold before Wednes-
day next, will be sold at auction. 900 bushels
prime Jackson White Potatoes, from Maine now
landing, and for sale.
PETER BERRY,
Ap 29-6t So Water street, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29


DROPSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT
L the Mayors Office until ~ O'Clock NJ. on Mon
day, the Ith of May, for grAvelling street north,
from Fourth to Filth street west.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and square yard Tor grave elling.
The gravel must he nine inches In depth In the
centre, tapGrng To tour inches at the sides after
which to he thoroughly raked and rolled.
No part oi the appropriation will be paid except
upon the certificate of the Commissioners that the
work has been properly executed.
Commissioner Of the Fourth Ward.
q. SAVAGE
Ap 2g-dt Mon Assistant Commissioners.
nEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OF
- FlCE, corner Eighteenth aud q streets,
Warrington, ID. C., April 70, lsbi.-PHOPUSALS
will be received at this Utiile until TUESDAY,
May o, at ~ o'clock, for one Worthington steam
Pump, No. - similar to the one now in use Ht
Mount Pleasant l. $. Hospital, aud the necessary
pipes and plumbing to carry the water from the
pump-hOusc at Mount Pleasant Hospital to the
tank in the centre OF Carver L. s. Hospital grounds,
and for distributing the same to the kitchens.
p'tal on saturday, MAY . between the hours OF IL
Proposals must he addressed to Captain Z. F.
CANr, Assistant OuhriernAstcr, u. s. Army, aud
should be plainly marked " Proposals for Plumb
ing at Carver U, $. Hospital" =. +. CAMP,
np Got Captain and A. q. NJ.
DIANO COVERs,
ELEGANTLY EMBROIpERED
IN
AHD RUBY.
From $40 to s2s each, only.
For sale by W. II. CARRYL,
Apa 7ls Chestnut ST., PhilNdelphiA,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29


PARLoRs,
LIBRARIES,
DINING ROOMS
AND SLEEPING ROOMS.
Cheap and good For sale SY :, o,nnv,
ap22 7Is Chestnut st., PhllSdelPhla.
n ENTLEMEN'S CLoTHING-we have now In
" store full stock of Gentlemen's Spring over
coats Business Suits, Dress Suits, AMI Furnishing
Goods of the latest styles, manufactured with the
same degree of neatness style, and elegance, as II
WALL, STEPHENS \ Co.,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
NEW MILITARY BOOKs.-This day published,
HUDSON TAYLOR,
334 Pennsylvania Avenue.
R9mer'B Cavalry, its History, Management, and
The Invasion of the Crimoa, BY Kinglakej vol.I,
Sl.bO
Campaigns of 1862 and 1863.
Ap 2I-lw
NEW BOOKsi
THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA,
Its Origin and Account of its Progress down to the
Death Of
LORD RAGLAN;
By Alexander William Kenylake.
FIRST FRIENDSHIP, a Tale.
THE GENTLE sKEPTIC.
PHYSIOLOGICAL MEMOIRS, by Surgeon General
Hammond.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtloner,
Ap2a-iw tChOrn) aa4 Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

IN VIRTUE OF WRIT No. l, issued from
| the CleFk'a Otiive OF the District Court OF the
United States In and for the District oil S0lum6ia,
/ will sell at publ, sale, Tor cash, on WEDNES-
DAY, The 10Th day OF April, instant, 1868, COM
mrncing at ~ O'Clock q. IN, Ht the Dry Goods
store formerly occupied by John b Clsgett, situate
on PrnnsylV AuiA Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street In the clty OF Washington, In said District,
tb,, following goods and chattels OF the schooner
MAlIndH and cargo, VIZ.
% obs Apples OoN iAPeF
~ hnNcs Peppcr | case BOognAs
caEts ArmUr Oh y cases Catsup
u hN. oranges n Lemons " packages Gloves
Il VVn,.t SAWS / box Stationery
q pkgs wrapping Paper | barrel Clothing
10 kits MKckCrrl Bcs CigRTs and Tobacco
b WOnlen Shirts ~ cascs Pepper Sauce
-, "a Boots and Shoes case Books
1 yhse Backing ~ cases Ink
b papers lRCkB case Mustard
y cases Peaches Ghrrrcs Tin Ware
o HAtchets pail Butter
. cases Chickens ! case Green Corn
"a boxes Cheese ~, barrels Pickles
Ak cana Honey syrup ~ tAses Condensed Milk
10 hONes Horse Radlsh bales Hay
3 cases Green TcNs ? bales Clothing
70 cases Preserves case I'm ware
/ ease Plug Tobacco cases Matches
| case Ralslnu 2CasCb NouOns
l case Clay Pipes cases soap
boxes kllalns 20 bAfttlb Nhkea
| case Figs liuhk
4 cases Hats case Dry Goods
!, kegs Nails case Playing Cards
~ cases Pickles 5000 Cigars.
ALSO, ...,
At o'clock D. m, nj the foot OF sixth street
wharl-D the Potomac river will ecu fhe h8eNI5S
Maliuda. "AhD iiiI..rLbsL y. D. C.
ap 25-4t l. - N"''
RI The above Sale Is pogtPonSSu na un'h
FRIDAY, the sth OF May SvRRp SS!HS III f. LHMON,
ap29-9t !. ;. Se=is@ess ss=Z= =
TRON-H4NDLED ia ArCHEsTGsS' IsGS' CLAWS,
L For openlns boxes. For sale IosYy * r1yANs
Rp 2b-eOlw
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

| IT. sale Of the above Plnnts and Flow
crs will be continued WEDNESDAY EVENING, :
| O'Clock. J. c. MCGUIRE Co.,
! apr 2S-2t Auctloneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

The NAIAD QUEEN will be performed only upon
the afternoons Of the present week.
The sale of Excursion and Admission Tickets
will he opened at METZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE
the Ofce or the National lRicHigencer, and at the
principal Hotels, on Tuesday morning, and he con-
tnurd during the week. ap 27-Gt
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

DY J. L. MCGUIRE A. CO., Auetionesrs.
ID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc, AT AuC-
TIOk-On tomorrow "WEDNESDAY morning,
April Goth, commencing At 10 O'Clock, we shall sell,
At the corner Of Fifteenth street and New York
avenue up stairs, (entrancc on New York avenueD
Mahogany and Walnut HAir.cloth Psrlor Furni-
Mahogany and Walnut Marble Top Centre and
Side-Tables
what-Not, Card Tables, Reception Chairs
Marble Top Bureaus, Chamber Tables and Chairs
Mahogany Walnut and Painted Bedsteads
PRrlor and Chamber Looking Glasses, Wardrobes
Hair, Cotton Top, and Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Blankets
Comforts and assortment of other Bedding
Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Mating and OIL
cloth
Sideboard, Extension Table, Dining Chairs
Silver-plated Table Furniture
China, Glass, Crockery, Cutlery, sc.
Cooking stove and Kitchen Furniture
J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
ls-2t Auctionsers.
DYJ. c. Mcguire q CO., AuctIOneers.
ID LARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE or ROSES
AND PLAHTS-on MONDAY AFTERNOON
April 21th, at o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we
ABOUT t ,G6o CHOICE EVER BLOOMING ROSES
Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Double
Dahlias, GladiOlus, Ever Greens, &C, Dwarf Pear
Trees, Plums, Green Gages, Cherry Trees, &c;
The collection embraces the choicest kinds
known in Europe and America, and are from the
c celebratCd gardens of A. JRrdin, Florist, corner
Fi fifteenth and NJ streets Washington, d. c.
&c. Mcguire CO.,
apg.-d Auetioneers.
II sale Of the above Plants and Flow
crs will be continued wEDNESDAY EVENING,
J., c, MCGUIRE Il Co.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING THE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

EXcurRionists may thus reach Baltimore by
either Of the morning trains; share the gaeties Of
the Monumental city, now replete with the ami
transact business during the forenoon; witness
this marvellOusly brilliant dramatic romance
Ctuhich cOmmcncss al 2, and terminates at o'clock
M y enjoy the destinations Of = pruminAhe during
the fashionable hours nt evening, when the grace
the taste, and the lOveliness of Baltimore unvei
their charms to public admiration, and return Il
their homes by the p. m train, intoxicated will
the delights Of the jaunt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

hH. Els II l. A IT,
- OF No. 42i, corner Of Eighth and + streets,
Opposite the General Post ONCE,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS as well as all Diseases OF ImpFudenoe,
of whatever character, and which may be declared
incurable by other physicians. He engages to make
immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice in the science of medi.
cine he is enabled to offer himself to the public az
being the only In Washington capable OF afford
ing speedy relief. All durable will be guArAn-
tied. He warrants a cure without the use OF mer.
curry any other dangerous medicine. Recent cases
cured In two or three days.
N. u. Letters addressed to DR.. F., at his Office No.
al, conner Of Eighth and y streets, opposite Gem
eral Post office, will receive Immediate attention.
Oo8-V
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29
ZOE HOOKER Is THE GENERAL OF
THE DAYIi

ZOE HOOKER Is THE GENERAL OF
THE DATIi
NEXT 10 HIM COMES
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Smith d Bean,
9OI Scusnm Street, bcttOecn and sirscr,,
Where can be found the est and cheapest stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN THE CITY.
Now is the time to buy We are Offering goods
very low tor the next thirty days, to make room
tor Spring Goods
DoN'T FORGET 1T
SMITH n BEALL's,
marI7 S6I seventh street, near X.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-29

IhON-HAND IRON CLAWS,
For opening boxes POI JOHN R, ELvANs,
Rp 2b-eOlW
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02
Naval Orders To-Day.

Commander somervllle Nicholson, ordered
to the command OF the iron-clad steamer San
canon.
Acting Ensign j. II. Cox, ordered to the
steamer Union.
Acting Assistant surgson u. W. Hatch, or.
derod to the 5toreshlp Brandywine.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Joseph A. Fife, or
dered TO the steamer State Of Georgia.
Acting Ensigns J. o. johnson and J. b. Da.
Camara, Of the United States steamer Commo.
dore Hull, promoted TO acting masters for gal
liant conduct in action.
Acting Masters Mate A. Ii. Hicks, of the
u. 2. Steamer Lockwood, promoted to acting
ensign for gallant conduct in action.
Acting Masters Mate Harrison Miller, or,
dored to steam sloOp Shenandoah.
Actiug Assistant Paymaster A. J. Wright,
ordered TO practice ship Marion.
Acting Assistant PaymAster ChaS. A. Downs,
ordered to steamer Aries.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02
Chicago Times" " Suppressed
THE SUIT AGAINST GOVERNOR TOO.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-General Orders No. u
from Gen. Burnside, prohibits the circulation
of the New York World in this Department
and Buppresses the Chicago Tb,,eS. Brig. Gen,
Ammon, commanding in Illinois, is charged
with the execution of tho latter part of this
order.
Gen. Burnside leaves for Hickman Bridge
to-day.
Gov. Tod appeared before the Fairfield county
court Of common pleas yesterday, in obedience
to his recognizance of the suit of DR.. Olds and
by his attorney, and fled motion that as chief
executive officer of the State, he was not Liable
to arrest, and until he vacated the office either
by the expiration of the term or by impeach-
ment, he could not be punished; and that the
case should be removed to the Federal courts
under the provisions of the act of Congress
mado last session. The case will be continued
by consent, the Governor having entered into
a new reeognizance to appear at the nOxt term
of the court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02

RECEPTION OF THE New York DEDICATION
AT THE PREsIDEETIAL MANsIoS.-This delegation
comprised few gentlemen-Col. Fairman, Lewis
Francis, ESQ, Rev. James N. Gloucester, and DR..
n. P. .Gloucester-pArt Of u committee organized
at recent meeting held In the Rev. DR.. Cheeyer'B
church, in the city Of New York, for the purpose
OF hearing statement from DR.. H. P. Gloucester,
In reference to raising 10000 eOlored troops al
cleus to a grand army that might be raised, as a
valuable element Of power, in defence Of our COM
mon country. The petition presented by the com
mittee bore the Aignatures Of many eminent citi-
Iens of New York.
They were introduced TO his excelency the Presi-
dent by the honorable Senator Of Massachusetts,
Charles sumner, ESQ. The Presldentwas in coun-
ell with Secretary Chase, but received the CON-
mittee in his own businesslike, bland, and genital
| manner.
o that the ear OF the nation might have heard
the cheering, eloquent words Of counsel, well as
merited reproof that fell from his lips as he dis
coursed upon the affairs OF the nation.
To the appeals Of the committee he listened with
attention and respect granted them further hear
Ing assuring them Of his profound interest in their
mission, his Willingness to serve his country to
the entire extent OF his ability his unshAken Ad-
herenee to the claims of humanity and his implicit
confidence in God affirming that II was the settled
purpose OF the Government to bring into its active
SERVICE In the most effective form, this class ol
persons, for whom the petitioners pray.
nusravrn
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

AMONG the recent improvements in town is
a frame dwelling In course Of erection on Market
street. between First and Second streets II is the
property Of Richard Pettitt, ESQ, who owns fine
brick on the corner above.
AT THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal yesterday in the
city of Washington, the following gentlemen were
appointed president and directors: Colonel Alfred
spRtes, of Allegheny county, President. James II.
Bradley, Of Washington city, D. CT ChaS. Albert,
Montgomery county, Md L. J. Brengle, Frederick
county, MIDI Lewis Watson, Washington county,
Md; II. W. DellinSet, Washington county, Nd,
and A. c. Greene, Allegheny county, Nd, were
Appointed directors.
The president made his report OF the condition
and business OF tie canal for the year ending 9lst
May He represents the canal to be In better con-
dition than for many years, and is now doing a
fine business
POLICE CASES. Hagerty, drunk; dis
missed. Margaret DaySey, dol do, Alfred Pugh,
do. workhOuse. Alfred Snowden, disOrderly con-
Duct fined s244 John Lynch, dol fined S2.II.
Joseph Greene, do; fined Sa.62, Geo. Smith, do.
fined S3.4I. Eli Brown, do. workhouse.
MARINE LIsT.--ArriVdls- salvor,
Mott, n VI mdSe to Morgan & Rhinehart.
schr. Cyprus Harrington, Cole, Alexandria, light.
schr. Sarah A. Taylor, Dukes, Washington;
light.
sehr. Chr Pendleton, Church, AlsxAndriaj light.
sohr. Ocean Bard, Conley, Washingtoni light.
schr. A. j. DerOASet, HilmRn, Alexandriai light
Sehr. Heline, DerrioksOn, Alexandria, light
DepdrtureS-From Rays docks Brig Tornado,
Dodge, Boston, Mass.j schr VIM, Hone, Scott
Newbern, N. vi sohr. Advance, leighton, Saehoi
| Me.
From Borden Company: Queen OF the West
Rogers, Fall River, MaHT.j F. Nicholson, Hender
! son, MY.
From Agnew's docks willard P. Phillips, Smith
Cohasset NArrows, Mass.
| From Cumberland Coal and Iron Company schr
H. Hobart, Robinson, Bridgeport, Conn.
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-ArriVed.-
Old Dominion, Wood, to L. II. Tracy, 100 tons coal
Renown, to John Young, Il9 tonSj Mary MertIns
| to AgneW's Docks, lO6 tons,
| DepdrtursS,-Wm. ]. BOothe, J, 7. Chaplain, D.
Lynn, c. Slack, L. II. Tracy, suaquehAnnA, Old Do,
minion, ElmirA, G. =. WAruekey, Advance, May
Fly, D. stewart, II. +. Kindle, Mary Mertins, s.
Marmaduks, Flora Temple.
THE MARKETs.--The following Is a list OF
prices reported for the Republican, up to u m,
| to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02
PERSONAL
POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.

POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
J. W. WALLAK, L. L. Davenport, and Mrs.
FATren are playing in st. Lous.
Miss LOUISA PrNE Is again about to visit the
United States.
Hon. WIN. TEMPLE, of Delaware, member
elect to the next Congress- died at his residence in
smyrna, on Thursday morning.
Mr.. ALIBoHE has no less than six hundred
and eighty Smiths in his great dictionary Of au,
thorS. OF these more than eighty call themselves
John Smith.
LIEUT.. WIN. ?. SHEAR, Quartermaster of the
Second New York tTroyl regiment, committed su.
iolde at the Marshall Indrmary in that city, on
Friday, by cutting his throat with penknifs from
ear to ear. He died in five minutes after the In.
fiction.
GEN. FREMONT has been elected President Of
the Pacific rAilToad, eastern division. This In the
line projected to run from the Missouri river tC
the one hundFedth parallel This company wal
arft organized under the title Of the "Leavenworth
Pawnee, and Western Railroad Company" ant
has recently changed hands
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Puobla Captured by the French
1900 PRISONERS TAKEN.

NEW YoRK, June The steamer shelldrake,
from Havana on the 26th Of May, arrived this
afternoon.
1t was reported at Havana that the yellow
fever had broken out among the French In
Mexico.
An extra Of the Havana Diario Of the 26th,
received by the Shelldrake, reports the arrival
at Havana Of a Frensh war steamer, the Da.
rien, from Vera Cruz, with important dis
patches from Gen. Foroy, announcing tho oc-
cupation of Puebla by the forces under his
command. The prisoners include ortega and
go other generals, and 900 minor officers and
1900 men.
1t appears that on the 10th Foroy opened
with heavy artillery on Fort Tohlmempuacan,
and on the nOXt day a breach was effected. The
French troops then made an assault, and over.
coming desperate resistance entered the plaza
when Ortega surrendered Internationally.
On the goth one division Of the French army
started for the City Of Mexico.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-02
GEN. HUNTERS DEPARTMENT.
A Fight on Folly Island.
A British Blockade Runner Sunk
POSITION OF THE MONITORS

New YoRK, June 1.-Port Royal advlces by
the ATago state that our forces on Folly Island
were attacked on the Goth May by the rebels,
who were repulsed.
Gen. Hunter has issued an order drafting all
able-bodied men not in the employ Of tho Gov
ernment found in his department afler the l4th
of June.
1t is stated that an expedition is about being
sent into the interior of Florida.
A British blockade runner, trying TO get out
Of Charleston, was discovered on the night OF
the Goth, and sunk before she could gain the
bar on her return, by the Powhatan and flag.
ship. The sfiicers and crew, II is supposed
persisted. She was large steamship.
On the 93d, another steamer was discovered
was fired into, and recrossed the bar under d
heavy fire, and went In the main channel of
Morris Island.
Both vessels had large cargoes.
All furloughs have been stopped in Hunter,
command.
II Is reported that several regiments have
been ordered to virginia, but Hunter refused
to let them go, and sent a protest to the Presi
dent.
The Monitors still lie of EdIsto, and thu
lronsides opposite Fort Sumter.