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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MAHKrr, July 4. q m.-Thc
Of Aobds, and Tuesday wei. about "a 900 bales loo I'd
ard m prcss obtained but no ,e1s advance reported
~ pa - MAscsH.rEk1 There wa iners..sd ooohdsnes
ye.i aud deposition for business among bay.rs
'rh- a4.f ct !, huesnius both In cloth and Jsin.
IA sTry-Tbs weather teep, biliiiani tor The erops
H.s.rs Wakefield Mash Co, bisssd. AiLJsh Co sod
other. 9oIti Flour dull and shade es'sr @.dNIoF
hb VICE quiet ana prices her Ia favor Of buyer
Red Winter elsd5 q ceutA White 10 dlos Corn quiet
and steady, MiIsd 10 gdJ5l White 20 d2g kts0 70
PEovsioSs-Msssrs Gordon, Bruce 4 Co aud Othsfs TO
ports Beef hfm Of the late advance Pom steady Bacon
qu. a, late butter 10 good demand the les decline
lard quiet 81 Q37Ie TaNov qoet pAtsiy Cd cheaper
Proprcs-sog,. qoist bu, steady. COse--sale. uuiss-
JUi Pe,rs Bst-salss Of Baltimore o. Seed and
PIN Oh, Inactive Rosn-smsll sss' Of American At 2,I.
dnod 2 td2l6 ;Crude fl7dRi7 81.
Lospos Mamxgr,.- Bresdsufs doll and dropping; ntie
doins Ia Sugar steady bot qre Coffee 10 moderate
demand Al ,t rltss 10. shattered. Rice asscy Tsow
dol and sasi " 1urpsntins, w. Refined Petroleum I49
2i3 -
hrn.r snd Iopso slightly improved TIE co'ins quotation
va for both money and account
Tho Money msrset was unchanged -
AsghiCAs SKCukITksSss latest papers aud OneehstoWn
GfA.Sow MAxrrr-M..sr John Mccall = Co report
lowsri Isa
The LATEST.
Cotton 10 quiet and unchanged: s.es on Wednosdsy and
Thursday bales including 500 TO sPeeeAtos aud sr
Bre.d.,ua. a.. fat, ard tend to decline The weather 10
70 vofsbe Ter the crops
Provisions quiet and steady
Lospos July 9-Cop.os go as'i for monsy.
LIyEkPOoL toTTor MAHKHI Juy J. Market outlet mi-s
about 900 bOtV bales Imports 1874 previously 2<o
LosDos s1ocK Ercuson July e-open,'g p,iss,; =
Con'oI, money w, Con'0I account August o. st"s|t
New Thrses, nigJl. 1870 .
2:s p, NJ I,p" -Con.o. money, mani Cou'O'
sccoubt, August o. 9lia1i New Thse' s2,ajH
Unchanged Confederate to IT, COnsodatos Ds d.o]
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The Invasion Of Indiana.

CfsCIssArI. Friday. July IT, 100
Col. Rourke, with 500 men, encountered Nor
gsn's forces at Berlin, jackson County, this AFTER
noon. The enemy Loaf four killed; We lost none.
Morgan moved oil in An easterly direction, and II Ia
supposed he 10 making for Pomeroy, or the lord De-
low Burlington leland. The roads leading to Pome-
roy ale blockaded with trees for Is miles. Gen
Hobson's advance reached Piketon to-day, twelve
hours after Morgan left.
A Portsmouth tispsi says the Rebels on Thurs
day burned . sesms I, saw mill, and bridge across
the canal at Jasper. AID bridge across the soo'a'
above P.kstop. This morpipg thsy burned neur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

PHILIPS ia this city on Saturday. JAY H. Charlotte
Dlmou. intent dsoshsr Of William, H and Susan PhilipA
The r.lssivcs and friends Of the family srs tsveA - ssssDd
the fussra this (Mopd.y) aspeon O'Clock, from No
30 Second svsnus The will b taken 70 oFssa
wesd for issesmeut
SMITH-Oa Sunday, July 10 At IA O'clock m, Of ehoers
inisntum. MsrEsret n Smith, Only daughter Of john l.
snd Ls.inis y NTH. it,
She has gone bono.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the ussrs which will tsks ace e. O'clock
to-day the 2Oh from tho rssdsnoe Of the No.
138 Ludlow street
sCHENCK-On Thursday. July !6. VIM Z. Scbsuok assd
20 y-srs .
Tb. relatives aud friends Of the family invited attend
his funeral Tu.sdsy 2st Inst without further notice.
from the resd-ncs Of his fstber at Milton, MorrssA at
81 NJ Cardiac. will b. 10 wstioE Of Mott H'v-n Depot
to meet the n Harlem train from corner Twenty siIh
street aud Fourth svsnue.
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A Rebel Dash into Hickman, nv.

A Rebel Dash Into Hickman, AAys
CAiko. Frid.y. July IT. 1907.
Sixty Rebel cavalry made n dash into Hickman on
"Wednesday night, and robbed all the stores. They
stayed until after day light yesterday. during which
time steamer landed. but was not moessed. Our
forces now occupy the town.
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mill and the railroad depot at Jackson, completely
sacked the town, and carried off I'll the horses they
could lind.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Friday, July H. 1883
Morgan Is reported hemmed in about 20 miles west
Of Gspois, and it is thought bis forces will now b
captured.
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IYxIrrp STATES bounty. PENSION AND

UNITED STATES BOUNTY, PENSION AND
CLAis AGkscr-LIspsLzr Co.. Nc 1870 Brosdvsy New
Yoft Having made sfr.Dsemsnts, Oh behsf Of ouI c!sn
sypy the Congress for the pssAse Of seca act
sshoI. the p.ymsn, OF esTtsr claims .gsioi The United
ssiss ing Of tIe PfeseIt VA aud ~hioh ron We
ous causes. b. eostsd through The Usual ohsne
ali PERSONS holding such claims aud dssiDt 10 par
p.t. ben-tt Of tue act When psssed TO forward 'hs
demands ttis ones ss seon ~ may bs
CONVENIENT
Ippleats ,houd the rs,ufs and .mosnt Of their
ci.m vita such info melton resp~otns them 80 can
BE- gwen IL lsef and on TIE r.oeip' OF such
ar,ieu viii be distinctly maze aho~n N ZACH
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered and complete In
yructlors ard eli leessssfy Ispsrs fsfnished-
rEpsEEscns
OroRss OPprKE Mayor o. he~.fort
jan. DatI.Tl< Pr.sidsui National Buh- n. Y.
Oso :. Cos. p si1eLt American III. b.nk n T.
CAIN H.Afuw ffrsient - Nchos. osnt. y. T.
" "A JOas,oy Pfe.i1ent Hanover nd n. Z,
TpWAEp uaIsnr. Pf,sidrn NJ bsHa commonwealth. N i.
lfv,HsoEr CIV. Co, BsBters. no u Wals I.
Trsrzs kILLI 4 Co. Bsnssr.. No % W ald ~ I;
JonsTAr Jonssros, President CenuL X Il, N. j.
D. HopE Genera sapsrEssHdcat Of hops EIpress Co.
Jos.rr.s srrsss siury.s Bcsse, Il Co. IL. Froat-st
brrlrx CIoiL. kass0s Co, asTolan.s Biesdwsy'
Ho-.rs s,sorA Co, M.rehsa,' No. les chsinbsrs
ct, y \. . =.
NY
LISp,Irr Co. al~ar, prepared to purchase sssst
eo.ef, o. .s,. .e.soe concerning borsTIu, fnssioss
b.c. PAT Ot.htshsAsTshs and COssissAHin ACCOUNTS,
.sr-rsly ~ i-ci.s tsns" wia ths Si'od oss'ss
Gyyefpmsut
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Capture Of 300 Of Movgau's Msn.

Capture Of 300 Of MovEau's Men.
WHEKLiso, July 49, 1852
Governor Foreman received the following this
evening from Psrksrsburg:
Three hundred of Morgan's men were captured
to-day near Burlington. Among them WIS Colonel
Dick Morgan. There 10 no doubt but Morgan's
whole forcs will be captured.
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Bnsness Tctlres.

"CnILDREN TEETHISG. The Mother finds
faithful friend In Mrs. wIsLows Soothing Syrup perfectly
reliable harmless It relieves the child from pain cures
dysen,sy and dhss relieves gripping in the bows' cures
wind collie By giving relief and health TO the child 10 gives
rest 10 the mother . cents bottle.
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~ AltltuRD

INTERCHANGEABLE. First Congregational Church.
Norw.lh. Conn. Monaay Jay II BY the R'v Mr.
Psr.on, j. W. Mclean, NJ ID. Of sor~ss, Ia Hattie
eldest daughter Of o. j. 0faan Of the place. Nc
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Lyons

LYONS
klssErIc Is,Kcr PovpEl
The orxrsl end certain Nermin EIternsor The sxraor
dinary sescs Of this article tor killing Roscass An Bugs
Fsss te for preserving Furs. Cotns Fu'pit"re kc
from Moths been tested Tot 20 years. and warranted rss
bic. IL free fron Poison.
Beware Of limitations and counerfst Each hask has the
signature Of 4. Lyon.
Lyons Rat Pn certain dssb to Rats and Mice. Sold By
Ill Druggists and Furniture dealers
DEHAs g. BAHsEs Co. Agents.
No 3o2 Broadway. ksw-York
Hicks & COMPANY, No. 4oO broadway,
Eas, eide three doors below Bronms-st.
ALL FtEsr-CLAss SEvIsG-MAcHIsKs
Fox SALa AsD TO RAFT.
CoLGATH & Co.'S
SrAncH.
TIE only perfectly pure Starch cold In this city being
made without, tbs use Of shsr acid, akaL For sas By
CoLGArE L Co.
Soap Candle. aud Starch M,nu'sotuisu,
No. DrrcntT.
Between John and Fulton Sta
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save Your Ice.
How cen you do BY putting lnto one o. our speudid
PATENT DOUBLE-PLATED ICE PITCHEhS of the
p.usyIs L. hss bean sscsrtsncd the Of wall
save during the TO for the PiIchsr
Fer sale wholesale sst retail. by
LUCIUS HART K Co,
Noe { and BurlIssip. foot OF John-st.
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6penaI Monies.

Twelfth Ward Republican Associa tion.-A
Regular Meeting OF tho tw-in Wad hrp1.iesn As'oc,,tou
and Isstp.st THIS Monday EVENING. Jolly 20. ct
o'clock VIM DCNNlNo' freNoehI
I H. PeVTHR Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
.tyAsp srrr.I sysrKzs-hsv and reliable resimrot-in
Hspos Of the hovasD AsooArios-.sni IN sessd stsef
.nv.IoJ.. hcs 4 es.r., Address Dr sxiaIis hoeoa
fos Nov ard Association. Philsas.phia Pa
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

MARINE LisT:-AHiSaI' = schr. Ready, Kelly,
PhilAdelphiai coal TO Barron h Son.
steamship salvor, Brooks, N. VI mfhe TO Nor
gan Il Reinhart. .... ..--H
schr. Lucy Robinson, Davis, N, VI potatoes to
Morgan 4 Relnhart. ..
schr. Reform, Kirby, Baltimore; wheat and
empty -four barrels 10 Wheat Bro.
Schr. n. G. Capron, Bailey, Alexandria Clight).
sloop Star, King, Alexandria Clight. %.
Schr. Active, Knowles, Alexandria (lighD.
schr. Amelia, Gould, Alexandra (light).
schr. T. T. Deringer, BiSOkman, Alexandria
Qight).
schr. Jro. Crockford, Jones, dol do.
Capt. Hunters boat, Long Bridge landing, 900
punches Of ash TO to >. A. knight. ...,.
Capt. Hutchins boat, Little FallSj 1900 hertingS
and tailorh 10 J. A. Knight. ......-
Barge "LAdy Of the Lake." McKsgue, Belle
Plain. ID .rH".... 800. .....-.aff
Departwes.-steAmer II. J. Dcvonny, Callahan,
Philadelphia mdse. ......
schr. Mary D. Cranmer, Cranmer, Providence, r.
l.; coal from Rays Docks. ..r
scbr Mary Ella, Talpey, Bostoli coal from Bor.
den Mining Co. -'.
schr. Halo, Short, Boston, coal from Cumberland
G. q /. Co. ..
Barge Dancing Wave, Belle Plain.
CHEsAPEAEE AND ONO cANAL.-Arrivedy-Boa
Rainbow, IIS tons coal, to Jno. Young, Emperor
10 Rays Docksj p. A. Healey, IO5 tons coal to do,
David stewart ia tons coal to dol c. y. Newman,
IO6 tons coal to Borden Mining Co.i H. C. J. D.
Turner, IOs tons coal to Cumberland c. and ]. Co.;
Emma, IOI tons coal TO FEostburg Col s. y Trun-I
die, -four and grain to Geo. wateru " scow 2sI, ~
wood J., HumbIrd, wood; Trader, Aour; Bent
Darby, houri A. Z. stone, lit tons coal.
Depdrtsd-BoAts p. A. HeAley, W. J. Worth, L.
Stanhope, Mrs, T. Blggs, Trader, " Scow 2Si," VIM.
GArrott, s. Z. Carlisle, Thomas Sheridan, and
Emma. . . "a .
A HARD LAEDLoRD.-Timothy welch owns q
house on Sugar Hill, which he let out to some ne
groes. Last month the negroes paid their rent
without demanding receipt, and Welch warranted
them and forced them TO pay anew. This month,
the tenants resolved not to pay before obtaining
receipts when the landlord yesterday cleaned the
house out, breaking up the furniture and casting II
into the street, but quietly pookoted fine silver
watch that was hanging on the wall. He was ar
rested on two eharges-for malicious mischief and
for grand larceny. For the former offence he gave
bail In the sum Of s2oo, and bail 70 the amount Of
$500 for the latter. D.. .s r
POLICE CAsEs.-JoSeph Green and Jacob Cole
man, dlaorderly conduct; dismissed. AEdIlla clin
ton, dol iworkhOuSe. Jacob jackson, dot fine ella.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
The War on the MIssi.slppI.

ST. LOUIS, April 0.-The Democrats special
dispatch, dated Young's Point, Sd instant, says
that several transports, laden with troops, and
Gen. Ellet's marine brigade, and one iron clad
started up the stream this morning.
No prospect for active operations before
Vicksburg before some time. A new canal is
being cut three miles above here. 1t will be
eight miles long, and empty into the Mlssissip-
pl below Warrenton. Three companies of the
African brigade are hard at work day and night
on it.
Admiral Farragut still holds the river between
Vicksburg and Port Hudson.
The ram Queen Of the West is up Red river
Gen. Grant and other officers arc reconnolter-
ing up the Yazoo with considerable force.
CAIRO, April 9.-Latest from below says Gen.
steele's division has landed at GreensvIlle,
Mississippi; the object being, no doubt, to CO.
operate In the reduction Of Fort Pemberton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
OPTICAL.

CHIEF Ass'T QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Depot Of Washington, 2lS @,
corner Eighteenth street,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
March 81, 1858.
With viow to obtain on short notice and on
the best terms such supplies for the use of this
Department, by purchase in the open market,
as may be required by the eIlgeucles of the ser
vice, and not otherwise provided for by estimate
on the proper officers OF the QuArtermastsrs's
Department, all dealers in Fuel, Stationery,
Hardware, Drugs, Lumber, OF all descriptions,
Leather, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lanterns, Ships
Stores, and such other supplies as are known
to be purchased by the Quartermaster'S Depart.
ment, are hereby requested To furnish this ofics
weekly with price lists Of the articleS in their
line, corrected according to the fluctuations Of
the market.
None other than those complying with the
above advertisement will receive orders from
This office. ....... I'D. .'....' o.
EDWARD L. HARTE.,
mar 24-lm Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U,sA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE BATTLE BEGUN AT
CHARLEsrONl /,
TERRIFIC COMMANDMENT OF FORT
SUMTER BY our lRON-cLADS !
Awful Combat Between Rebel
Batteries and our Fleet.
THE KEOKUK SUNK!
THE IRONSIDES DISABLED !
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN
FORT SUMTER. |.
THE KEOKUK SUNK
THE FIRST DAYS FIGHT INDECISIVE

FoRrREss MoSRuE, April 9.-Ycsterday's
Richmond WING contains the following dis
patchi q
CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE attack has com
menccd. -Four lron-clads out Of seven In the
Yankee feet were engaged. Heavy firing took
place from the feet and from Forts Sumter,
Moultrlc, aud Morris Island. The IronsIdes
was hit and run ashore, but got off and was
carried out of range.
At two O'Clock nine Monitors and the Iron
sides opened are at tho distance Of 1000 yards.
At half past two the firing was incessant on
both sides, till Ave, when II gradually diminish
cd. The Arc was concentrated on Fort Sumter
The Ironsldes and Keokuk withdrew at four,
apparently disabled. Intense excitement pre-
walls in the city. Our monitors have gone out
to take part. Our casualties are one boy killed
and lIe men badly wounded In Fort Sumter.
Other batteries are not heard from.
April 9Th, 1.8O aflornoon.-sOven turrotod
iron-clads and the Ironsldes are within the
bar, and twenty-five blockading vessels arc of
the bar.
The Kcokuk is sunk on the beach, ofr Morris
Island. There is no disposition apparent to
renew the conflict.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
A ssnnation pIspatoh.


The New York Tribune OF this morning has
a dispatch from Washington correspondent,
who states that Secretary Seward has instructed
Mr.. Adams, our Minister at the Court of st.,
James, to notify the British Government that
the United States will not quietly submit to
the fitting out any more Confederate prlvA-
teers in British ports.
We have authority for saying that no such
virtual declaration Of war has been promulgat-
ed by Mr.. Seward. He has without doubt re-
monstrated strongly and warmly against the
construction Of vessels for Che rebels in British
dock yards, but the statement above, is, we
are assured, quite untrue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
Decision In Regard to STAN ping Docu
menta.

Decision In Regard to STAN ping Doou-
{ menta. ,r
The Commissioner Of the Internal Revenue
has decided, that whenever any document, ia-
strument, or paper, requlrlnga stamp has been
issued without the use of the appropriate stamp,
tho person issuingsuch document may afix the
appropriate stamp and cancel the same.
In case the person or party issuing such an
instrument, document, or paper, without stamp,
shall neglect or refuse to afiiI thereto the Rp-
Propriate stamp, the party in possession Of such
instrument, document, or paper, may avail
himself Of the provisions Of the sixteenth sec
ton of the act Of March 3, 1868.
In all cases of wilful neglect to use stamps,
proceedings will bo commenced by collectors
for the recovery of the penalties provided in
the Excise law.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
Worse than the Yankee,

The Richmond Why Of the 3Oth ultimo says:
"When our army retreated from yorktown,
great complaint was made by persons living on
or near its line Of march, Of the depTedations
committed BY the soldiers; and gentlemen have
been hoard 10 declare that our own men were
worse than the troops Of Mcclellan.
"AfteT fredericksburg was vacated by the
Yankees, the Southern soldiers sent 10 protect
the town stripped the battered houses Of what
little remained In thom, and reduced the already
impoverished inhabitants 10 absolute beggaTy.
The very liberal subscriptions made TO the Frod,
ericksburg sufferers have not exceeded thelI
pressing wants, and there will soon be ueed fol
additional subscriptions 10 keep famishlng
women aud children from positive starvation.
tlAted." y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
NOZZLE wORDsi

"WHENEvER THEI (THE REBEIs) HAVE THE
"FowBR, THEY DRIVE BEFoRK THEN INTO THH1R
FRANKS TIE soU1nKRN PEOPLE, AND THEY
"wouLD ALSO DRIVE Us. Trust THEM NOT.
"WERB THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
" DESTROY US WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, / AM AMAZED THAT
"ANT ONE COULD THINK OF 'FEACE ON AMY
" TERMS He VINO ENTERTAnSs THE SENTIMENT
" 10 FfT ONLY TO BB SLAVE mn WHO UTTBRs
" 1T AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR TO
CHS COUNTRY, VINO DESERVES THE sCORN AND
'CoETEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN."-Rose-
ordns, TO he General ASsen'blyof Ohio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
ALL THOUGHTS CENTERED UPON
CHARLESTON.
Bread Distribution In Richmond.

HEADo'Rs ARMY OF THE Potomac, April o.
The Richmond Wig Of the sth inst, has the
following In reference 10 the situation of
Charleston;
"All thoughts are now contered upon Charles
ton. Official Intelligence was made public
early yesterday morning that the enemy's iron
clad fleet had attempted TO cross the bar, and
failed; but later In tho day II was announced
that the gunboats and transports had succeed
cd in crossing, and were at anchor. Our IRON
clads lay between the forts, quietly awaiting
the attack. Further intelligence is looked for
with eager anxiety.
"Tho Yankees have made no secret of their
vast preparations for an attack upon Charles
ton, and we may well anticipate a desperate
conflict"
Under a paragraph headed "Bread destitu-
tion, " the Richmond Wig says; "Lee Mallory,
the lessee Of Metropolitan Hall, has established
depot at the hall for the distribution Of twen-
ty-four hHndred loaves Of bread per month for
the needy families Of soldiers In the field. The
Ladies' Benevolent Society superntend the dis
trlbution, which will take place on Tuesdays
and Fridays Of each week, the bene6ciarios be-.
ing furnished with tickets for bread"
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Movements Against Charleston.


PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Accounts from
Port Royal, March 2s, say the Keokuk has ar
rived In good condition.
-Four Monitors are In North Edlsto inlet, with
three mortar schooners, distant about sixteen
miles by land from Charleston.
The troops landed at Stono arc said to have
accompanied the gunboat expedition. Firing
has been heard there, but nothing definite.
When the remainder Of the mortarS will move
Is not known.
Rebel plckets are visible all along shore at
North Edisto, and night signals by colored
lights, arc telegraphed along the coAst, thence
TO Charleston.
The rebels at Savannah threaten to bring
down their rams TO attack and take Port Royal
and sink the Wabash and Vermont, aud cap
ture all the troops left by General Hunter.
The storekeepers at Hilton Head are, in con-
sequence, selling dry goods and other stores
lower than the same articles can be purchased
in New York.
An order has been sent by General Hunter to
withdraw our troops from Brunswick and Fer
nAndina.
A tremendous explosion took place In the
harbor of Charleston few days ago, causing a
jarring sensation to the entire blockadng
squadron, six miles distant. 1t is supposed TO
have been premature explosion of a subma-
rlne mine or torpedo.
New YoRK, April 9.-The purser of the
steamer Tokee states that an attack on Charles
ton was to have commenced on Tuesday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
Dec Ision Respecting the Taxation OF Rail-
road Coupons.

Dec IsiOn Respecting the Taxation Of Rail-
road Coupons.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
oTFIcE OF INTERNAL REvENUE, April, 1858.
DECISION 9S.
Concerning mining aud other companies, Out,i,tg
or possessing any railroad or canal.
Companies authorized by charter to build
railroads or canals, upon which passengers and
freight other than that Of the company are to
be transported, being indebted for any sum or
sums of money, for which bonds or other CYL
donces of Indebtedness have been or shall be
Issued, payable in one or more years after date,
are required to withhold three per cent. from
all payments, or coupons, or interest upon such
Indebtedness as was incurred on account of
such railroad or canal, and to make quarterly
return and payment thereof to tho Commis-
sloncr Of Internal Revenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
stoeh sIarket To-daI.
intercourse between Yorktown and VIII
IiamaburR Regulated.

In view Of the raid on Williamsburg, 10th
ult., General Keyes has issues orders that por-
sons going from Yorktown to Williamsburg, or
from Williamsburg to Yorktown, shall first
take the oath Of allegiance. No citizen will be
allowed TO trade in Williamsburg without first
taking the oath; and no further supplies win
be allowed TO be taken to Williamsburg for the
inhabitants except from tho neighboring farms.
Colonel R. NJ. West Is to investigate whether
any citizens of Williamsburg aided the enemy
in their late raid.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
EHE BOlIBARDMRNT CoMMnNonD.
The Richmond Ssntinel Of the Sth instant has

The Richmond Sentinel Of the Sth instant has
the following;
at is understood that official information
was received at a late hour on Monday evening,
to the effect that the enemy had been attempt
ing 10 cross the bar of Charleston harbor, but
had not, up TO that time, succeeded In getting
over. TWAS confidently believed on yesterday
that several Federal iron-clads, eight In mum
Der, according to some reports, together with
many transports, had crossed
sit was also believed that dispatch was re-
celved by the secretary Of war, At late hour
yesterday evening, TO the effect that the long
expected attack had commenced, and that the
enemy were bombardlng Fort Sumter.
Any further news that we may receive be-
fore going to press will be found In our tele-
graphic columns.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

TROUBLE AT THE CHARLEsTewN NAVY YARD.
wednesday afternoon when the roll was called
for the workmen TO resume their work, the
eaulkers, with the exception Of five or six, re-
fused to answer TO their names. The cause of
their dlsatiectlon was tho employment in their
gang OF colored man, who, we understand,
learned his trade In Baltimore and Is a good
workman. The authorities have telegTaphed
to Washington for instruction In the matter.
Boston Journal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
X. @. G.

and three others, members of the Knights of
the Golden Circle, have been arrested at Road
ing, brought to this city, aud are now in pri-
son. Considerable excitement exists In Read
ing The mob threatened to attack the jail
and release the prisoners, not knowing they
had been removed 10 Philadelphia.