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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

BODY RECoyERED.-The body of Mr.. Nathan
q. Roberts, who was drowned on Monday night,
was recoy cred yesterday, and his arms and limbs
were drawn up like one with the cranp, and that is
supposed to be the resson OF his death, ~ he was
good swimmer. He was buried yesterday after
noon In the Methodist burying ground.
POLICE CAsHs.-James Dayley, selling liquor
without license, uned S2o.t4; Michael Mcmahon.
ard, drunk, dismissed; Thomas keenan,, do, do 4;
Mary u. Belt, dsor,ieriy conduct aned ~ %; Mary
Chisley, do, do. fined sioSi Walter prury assault,
lined st+
MAXINE LIsr.-Arriudls-S Empire,
Hunter, N. s, mdsc to Morgan d Rhiuehart.
Steamer 4. Chamberlin, stewart, Phii's, mdse to
Hyde 4 Davidson.
Schr. Phillip b. Seaman, King, Alexandria, light
sohr. White Foam, Barry, Boston, furniture to
Hartley Bros. 60. ~ go
sehr. Moses yannsns, vsnnan,e, Washington,
Light. "a o. IT
schr. Emily, Curtis, Washington, light. "
sehr' Richard A, Wood, Kramer, Washington,
light. ''f T.
Depdriures-steamer James \. Gresn, kIuliiner,
Ms, mdse from Morgan b Rhinshsrt
CHEsArEAxE AND OHIo CAsAL.-- Arrivsd-
Boats 70 Sys docks with coal JSssRhns io1 @ ton: tn
10 Borden Min. Co ssliie Afdinysr, io1 tonsi J.
4. krane, % tons. TO Asnew's docks: Wn Walsh
| ios toni. 10 Cum Coal y Iron Co, O. ". y
Gsstisaaa. iii tons sosii John Moore, corn and
ny 'Dsyariur'...T 4 4 Kindls. Mary sIsrtsn., WIN
Msa .Sal. ssS:s Essase %$ iSs. is:s:
S sstisli.s, {. & b:tuoid, :. Il. Pstr., Jas shaw
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
Our Immense Navy Ex-
citing Alarm.
Three More Steamers for the
Rebels.
DEATH OF LORD LYDE.
Maximilian's Acceptance not
Certain.
Replies Of the Three Powers 10 Rus
Replies Of the Three Powers 10 Rus.
Sia.

New YORK, August 26.-The steamship Per-
sia arrived at 10 o'clock, from Liverpool on the
18th and Queenstown on the 10th inst.
Little 10 said on American affairs. The
Army aud Navy Gazette draws attention to the
fact Of the Federals pushing forward the con-
structien of powerful sea-going Monitors.
Three British war steamers were receHtly
sold at Plymouth TO London company, and
were suspected Of being intended for the Con
federatos.
Lord Lyde died at Chatham on the l4th inst.
There is nothing decisive as to Maxlmilisn's
acceptance q the Mexican crown. Rumors
from Paris point decidedly to his acceptance,
but Vienna journal says that the assertion Ia
premature. A memorial dlplomatique an
nounces his acceptance.
The replies Of the three powers were all sent
10 St. Petersburg to be delivered on the It'll
instant, and forthwith published.
Each Cabinet replied to the arguments ad
dressed TO itself, but they terminate with az
Identical paragraph, testifying to the amity Of
their views.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
SHELLING CHARLESTON.
Eight.inch Parrot Shells were
Thrown into the City from
Gillmore's Batteries,
Five Miles Distant.

Smelling Charleston Is no longer theoretic
question but fixed fact. Our readers will
remember that We produced the evidence, in
tho REPUBLICAN, somo days since, that zen.
Gilmore could shell tho commercial part of
Charleston from his batteries on Morris Island.
with the one aud two hundred pound Parrotts.
The following dispatch from Norfolk is an
ackuow ledgement on the part OF the enemy
that Gilmore has actually accomplished The gr'd'
feat. IIo commenced the work OF destruction,
sgrccably 10 promise, a few minutes after IL
O'Clock Oh Monday morning, aud when the
dispatch was written he had throuu fifteen
eiyht-lnch shells into the city. The following
Is the dispatch:
CHARI EsroS, August 4-The cncmy's drc
on Sumter has slaekencd.S To-day the feet has
not participated. A. 4. O'Clock last night the
enemy's guns opened on the city, firing hf.eer
S-inch Parrot shells. No casualties resulted.
Non.combatants are leaving the city In coutin.
uous streams.
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complainants. But IL 10 distinctly undsrstood,
that this provision is not 70 extend 70 such
losses or damages rs have been sccasionod by
the uanilsss delAy or uegilgenes, or wilfsi
omission q the cialnest." r.
This tresAy possesso oil The authority Of isw
in Epgland, and RngIishd.n can no more plead
ignorance Of its requirements, as justincstlon
of their action In ntting out privstecrs for the
rebols, than they can defend themselves sue
csssfnlIy ffon the guilt Of participation In the
acts Of those marsuding vessels. Il is prin.
ciple underlying all Law, as of equity, that qs!
fhsf psv slisd Jseis Psv ~, sud u b ebvious that
the dovsstations Of the Alabama, Florida,
Gsoryia, and other Confederate cruisers, would
not have been possible but for the prior assist
apce OF subjects Of Great Britain. Even now,
stores and ammunition are supplied 70 those
ships by the agency Of Englishmen, and but
for such concurrence on their part, the priva-
tcers could not keep the ocean.
A. remarked ct the coinmsnc ement of this
communication, -" there is a far stronger
reason than law, precedent and usage com
bined, for the decision being delivered In favor
Of the plaintiffs." England has more ct stake
in her commerce than any other nation; sew.
eral Powers In Europe have immense Hsvics,
solcly maintained for offensive purposes; and
in case of war with Great Britain, their fleets
would mainly be employed to sweep their an
tagouist's merchantmen from the ocean. The
conduct Of English ship.builders and others
during the past two years, combined with the
hanging back Of the Government In abating
the injury 70 American citizens, furnishes ter
riblc precedent, ,--one which England's enemies
will not be slow 70 use at a future period. To
obviatc such an untoward evcntuality, the Gov
srnmeut Of the Queen will, before long, "agrec,"
In the is,gusge Of the Treaty of'94, "that where
adequate compensation cannot, for whatever
reason, " noy spAasily obtained, had, and re-
ceived By the - 0erchsnss and others, In the
ordinary course OF Justice, full aud complete com.
pe.safio~ for the sdns ~il b. made By the Brifish
Gossrnn.ent to n. said eomptdinaats" This ID
all the surr now that the causeless and mos,
dIabolical rebellion of the rebel States is tottcr
ing to Its fall, and the authority Of the Federal
Government Is certain to be rc-establshed over
every foot of the national domain. 1t would
even be good policy to strain q point, were |,
necessary, 50 that smicable relations nigh,
continue to exist with so mighty aud growing
a Power as the United States.
AN ENGLIsHNAN.
WASHINGTON, August %, 1868.
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nshed oasiauy jsiy %, tsss sd faiiiss to appear
bsibre IL Connission, 'is-iNft
t1st Leutsasat l. fCAiiigan, tsoth New York
vclantssss, as1 sesoBd lisutsnast l. W. Jones,
sh Psnnsylvssia casalS to date Suiy %, 1850, for
stnsnse frow their somulAncs and vieltins improp-
or places Of saussaept vhilst usass medical treat
msnt, having been publiahed saaaiy July ., isss,
and failing to appear before the Commission.
Lieutenant William Weisman ist virsinia ~.
tlllery, aud ript Lieutenant Thomas A. Da1sy,
Ssk New York artillery. 70 date July ., nss, sos
d.sertion having been published osicially July rs
1851, and failing to sppear before the Coumlssion
Captain Peter Black, 9th Massachusetts volun-
SsSrs TO date July %, isss. Ter druskeaness, vss
published ofcisy July as ises, and failed to make
satisfactory defence before the Commission.
Captains Patrick Duffy, Edward Latham and
second lieutenant william T. Campbell, sth New
York volunteers, disnissai In special Order IS
Headquurters Department Of the Gull, confirmed
bv the President, to date April :, 1859.
RIsToRED TO ,oMNissios.
The following ofleers, hereioioie dismissed are
restored, with pay from the date they reoin their
regiments for duty, provided the vscsnciss have
not been filed By the Governors Of their states;
surgeon 4. p Morons, u Maryland volunteers.
second Lieutenant u. u. Maquiiken, eth Penn.
second usutsn.nt Husa Kisbet, iosth rsnn'yl.
vsnia volunteers. T..s. r.I 70 ..r
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Disshsrss u PrsseAsss q war.
torFiciAL.l

~ WAS DxrARtmEsr,)
a ADJurAsr GEHrnALs OrtIeH,
WAsHlsoroS, D. C., August II, ieSa
Gsserai Orders, No. 10. r..r see. ..I
OF prisoners Of var, through The exercise Of dis.
cfetionary power BY some Of the department and
other commanders, II has bscoue necessary to
order H.. .r. ..r..r-r.. f.
1. No prisoner OF war. after having been reported
10 the Comnisssry General Of Prisoners, will be
discharged sxoept upoA an order from the Commis-
sioasr for tbs Kxshangs Of Prsoasrs, who will act
under Instructions from this Department. .
. q Anappllsatsoas and reoommsndat atieas for dis.
charge will be forwarded 70 the Comnissary Gen.
eral Of Prisoners, who will indorse on each sppli-
cation such facts bearing on the case a. may be
matter Of recoid In his ofoe when the application
will be submitted for the decision Of the Depart.
ment through the Conmissiousr Tor the xchanse
OF Prisoners, .v.... s...
.. In general, the mere desire 70 BE- discharged
upon taking the oath Of alissiascs will furnish No
sufncient grouod for such disehaissj but eases
where II can be showa that the prisoper was fm-
t,ssad Into the rebel seiu g. Or which can plead in
psllishoa extreme youth, followed by open and
declared repentance, with other reasons, whatever
they may be, may be specially reported
I. In all cases descriptive list OF those Dis
charged will be furnished by the ofeer making the
discharge for lille in the Office Of the Commissary
General Of Prisoners. ..
9. The oath Of allegiance, when administered,
must be taken without qualification, and can In nc
case carry with II an exemption from any Of the
duties OF citizen. ~ .
Dy order Of the Secretary OF War:
- r.. .H L d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

The BOARD or EsHoLMESr.-The following
is the list OF the fortunate made to-day:
A. J. BurrouIhs di ability.
.urtis Lewis, disability.
John Brown, disability.
J.. q. Sha!ef, disability.
Henry w. Perry, erroneously enrolled.
YIN. & % y, Gs,l:ide, eIronsously enrolled.
Angel Geti, disability.
John II. Barken, furnished substitute, y. Angel.
hard.
Chas. y. Applsby, erroneously enrolled.
Theodore Dimond, under age.
VIM. Bright, enormously enrolled.
Antonio Geri In service 3D. March.
Nelson Jones, coloied, furnished substitute, VIM.
jarvis
Auaniss Beckett, colored, furnished substitute,
Henry A. Lockwood, disability
John fegelel, eri one0usly enrolled.
Charles X. shuyock, furnished substitute, Daniel
McClarTy,
Alfred Harris'ie, uinished substitute, 7. J.
Crowley.
"; Little, erIoneoa,Iy enrolled.
Bon.
Jcremish suili, An, alien.
A. J. wllliAn ms, enormously enrolled.
Lewis Kramer, alien.
George " Con rni.ssG sS5t sS5.t,ass 81 ns! Jps" Hull.
burt.
DR.. A. Peters, disability.
John R. Ariison, disability.
Thomas II. Bell, fui nished substitute, william
Thomas II. Wiley, disability.
J,'hn W. Hogg, over age.
Charles 7. Heineiks, only support oi asel pa.
rents.
Samuel Dale, erroneousiy enrolled.
VIM. Banks, eIrOneously enrolled.
Henry Winslow, disability.
James shreeve, IT,, furnished substitute, Chris.
Hoomef.
Louis Deitrick, mruishsd substitute, Michael
Haggerty.
Patrick Morgan, alien.
John Murphy, disability
William Bec.e under age.
William Mullen, disability.
Emil \, Frederick, erroneousiy enrolled.
lance II. Wise, under age,
James Ellis, only support Of widow.
Henry Peterson, over age.
Z. NJ Walker, furnished substitute, Michael
Lynch. ..-
WIN, Lone, disability. ,
Thomas Booker, enormously enrolled.
benjamin Moor, only support Of widow.
Edward Brown, under age.
| J. Levy, a!ien .|
James H. Housh, disability. ......
| Eichnrd Polly, disability.
| John An1srs0n, tcoloreu,1 accepted.
| Farley Thompson, tcUlored,) accepted.
John Amss, tcolorsd,) accepted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
Seizure ef Goods.

Setsure u Goods.
(OrrIcAL.
WAa DIrAaInEST,/
ADJurANr GENEnAL's OYrICE, Z
.i. WASHINGTON, august IS, 1859.
General Orders, No. 2ss
Order IN Relation 10 Sisulss Of Good.
In every case Of seizure Of goods BY onheers act
ing under the authority Of this Department . true
and perfect inventory thereof shall be taken IN
triplicate BY the or1cer making the seizure, one
copy Of which shall be given to the person from
whom the goods were taken, one copy retained
BY the onicer. and the third copy will Be forward
ed with report Of the seizure, which will Be i'm
mediatsly made to this Department. The otiicel
msking the seizure will be held accountable fol
the goods while they are under his charge and un
til they are disposcd Of according to orders from
this Department.
By order Of the Secretary OF Wsr:
4. d. TUwssEHD,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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r e B E l. BON B A 8 T
A Supposed Federal Raid 10 Staun-
tor, Va.

The following is from the Richmond En-.
quirer Of the 25th instant:
STApNTus, Va, August 24.--Considerable
excitement was created here to-day, by scouts
reporting Yankees near Buffalo Gap, on raid
to staunton. Preparations were made for their
reception.
business was suspended, and old and young
turned out en- n,asss to meet the enemy but they
were non ea. II Is reported that they have
crossed Into Highland.
lmbodsn 10 after them, and Staunton has
again relapsed into its placid state Of tranquil.
ity. Nothing Important from the lower valley.
No Yankees between here and Martiusburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
Personal.

GEN. EWING is authorized to raise regiment
Of colored men In Kansas.
FRANKLIN PIERCE is sojourning In Boston.
and frequently In consultation with Copperhe ads.
Hon. GEO. W. MCCLELLAN, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, has gone North on vacation.
GEN. GREEN CLAY SMITH, one Of the newly
elected Representatives in Congress from Ken.
tucy, Is at he Metropolitan.
GEN. II. F. sTosKToS, of New Jersey, and
Senator CLARK, OF New nampshire, are at vii.
Ia rls'
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Arrival Of the Brooklyn At New York.
DisIiilssals
Dismlssals
During he ueek ending Saturday, Augun ~, 1868. ,
IoffICIAL.l


During he rcek ending Saturday, Augu.f ~, 1868.
tOffICIALrJ
Second Lieutenant Charles W. Pollok, tGAvAiry,)
Mississippi marine brigade, for abssaSP without
leave, TO date March 10. 1859
Captain Thomas n. Leayitt, ist New York cav
airy, for rendering false and fraudulent accounts
against the Goverumsnt, to date August %, 1858.
Colonel Charles Wheeloek, s7th New York vol
unteers, for certifying to q false and fraudulent
account against the Government, to date August
-, 1853.
second Lieutenants Richard A. vall0tten, a5th
New York volunteers, and i,sburyJ. stamper, Goth
lows voluntesrs to date July 2s 1853, for absence
without proper authority, having bssa published
ocisliy July 2s isss, sad failing to appear bsfors
ths Conmission.
Captain ElsaIer Jackson, islst New York volun-
tesrs, to date July ~ 1850, for Oowardios and ab-
senes without proper authority, having been pub
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R E B E L N E W s .
Bombardmeht of Fort Fisher,
at New Inlet, N. G.
Destruction Of the British Steamer
Hebe and Cargo.

BALTIMORE, Avg. 1.-Thc 4auriean has
Richmond papers to the 25th instant, which
contain the following kilograms:
WILMINGTON, Aug. A.-Ystcrday morning
the frigate Minnesota and six gunboats BON.
barded Fort Fisher, where the Hebe ran aground
some days ago, she being protected by two
small guns and fifty men.
The enemy attempted TO land, but were re-
pulsed with one killed. Being reinforced, they
finally succeeded In destroying the goods land
We lost one killed and three whounded, aud a
whitworth and another small gun. Our forces
were In possession of the wreck last evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
FROM KANSAS.

The Lawrence Aassacrs-Qaastreiif force
Three Hundred Oar Forces stili Pur-
suing Him -Soms Of the Murders Over.
taksn-sinty or Seventy Of Them XIII.
ed.-QuantreM obliged TO Abandon ~ ost
Of HIS Booty.
KANSAS CITY, August 24.-Gen. Ewing has
Just returned from the pursuit of Quantrell.
The rebel force at Lawrence was estimated to
be not over three hundred strong. They dis
banded at the head Of Grand river, some going
northeast and others scattering into the brush.
Our forces have been divided accordingly,
and are closely pursuing. Continual skirmish.
ing is going on. Lieut.. Col. Laxzsar, with two
squadrons Of the First Cavalry Of the Missouri
State Militia, had an engagement with one
hundred guerrillas on Big Greek, near Ham.
sousvills, Mo-, killing flvc and capturing a
considerable quantity Of goods and horses taken
at Lawrence. Thirty-one guerrillas have been
killed, as far as heard from.
KANSAS CITY, August rs, p. m.-Quan-
trell's forces reached the head waters Of Grand
river, Cars county, about noon the day after
burning Lawrence, and there divided In squads
Of forty and sixty, and scattered In various d.
rections. Our troops were half an hour be-
hind, and were also divided aud continued the
pursuit.
A detachment ordered from Leading met
part of the rebel force near Pleasant Hill killed
seven, and recovered a considerable amount o [
goods taken at Lawrence. Reports Just re-
ceivcd state that Major Plumb and Major
Thacker overlook company iu Lafayette,
killing thirty. The total killed according 10
the lest report, Is between sixty and seventy.
Our detachments are still In pursuit. No
damage was done by Quantrell from the time
our forces came up with him until he got out OF
Kansas. The pursuit was SO close that he was
compelled to abandon most of the horses they
were leading and the goods stolen from Law
renee,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

llet o. names oil Inc Killed III Lawrence We have
obtained the following: -..
John Fromley. Charles Palmer, George Coats,
Mr.. West, John pasn, ]. Z. Cornell,
l. Pitch, SAMUEL Jnnes, A. Kudmtiler,
Otis Langley, J. ichelbaper, Jacob Pollock,
.. W. Lowrie, Deais Murphey, Fred. Kiens,
Jsmea Roach, J. Zimmernian,l Mr.. kArls,
Michr Mackey, Captain EB8let, d. McClellan,
SAmr Rey nolhs, Cherries Riggs, A. T. Cooper,
George Gerard, A. q. Woods, A. Murkle,
Charles Allen, Chas Anderson, D. Murkle
James Wilson, ". .. Griswold, A. Waugh,
-.. kosert Martin,
And seven others Of the Fourth Kansas.
WOUNDED.
Dennis Bergman, G. smith, Jas. Hsimerson
II. Hays, Mrs. sawyer.
Chauncey Dix Is reported killed, not wounded
UP to this morning twenty eight bodies have
been found. 80,
But It 10 ssil utterly Impossible 70 obtain q
complete list Of their names, % many arc 90
much dlshgured rs " prevent recognition;
whilst others are still missing, and are sup.
posed 10 be concealed In the woods near by, OF
they may bo In the ruins of the buildings. Be.
sides, many left In pursuit of the murderers,
and have not yet returned.
The citizens arc continually passing back
and forth between this place aud Lawrence,
and the details they bring OF the scenes thai
occurred In the streets and houses OF the
doomed city are heartrending and sickening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
SeIIurea NJ (;oasla.

From reports recently made TO us about tho
disposal of property seized from the enemy, the
order elsewhere, with the above title, will not
only correct existing abuses, but will also put
money in the Treasury of tho Unitsd States,
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Psysn asters' Duty.

The Pay Department has made arrange
neuts by which paymastcrs will hereafter be
assigned 70 particular descriptions of troops,
instead of some of them, as now, attending to
all kinds In the service. This will facilitate
the disbursements.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
Naval Orders.

: Lieutenant Commander Lester A. Beardslee
has been ordered to the steamer Grand Gulf.
Assistant Surgeon Isaac H. Haxeltou, dc.
tachcd from the Paul Jones and waiting or.
ders. ..
Third Assistant Engineer II. c. Christopher
detached from special duty at Washington, aud
ordered TO the Eutaw.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
A Theatrical Festival To-n.sh,,

ford's Few theatre opens Tonight. II Ia a
gem Of place, aud with hno. new company
and magnificent spectacle this palace temple
Of the drama ought 10 be filed. Miss Waite.
the principal lady Of the company, Is Butfs-
lonlan, and said to bc an actress of excellent
n,erit. H.-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

THE ATLANTIC MoSTHLY.-Hudson Taylor
has supply of the Atlantic Monthly for
September on his counter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

PnrLADsLrHIA, August 2e.--A note from G.
O. Fulton, Esq., OF Charleston, August %,
says Sumter this morning Is an immense ruin.
The rear wall 10 battered down, and the interior
open to view. Our cannon balls strike against
the inside front wall, going completely through.
Should there be no accident tonight, the old
nag will wave oyer Sumter tomorrow. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
Fem aiss Cannot Pass.

The order Is imperative, that passes cannot
be issued to females to visit tho Army of the
Potomac.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

FERNS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DlSTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Eotice
rsby given that, BY rule Of the Court, lis
shsve been liked ~ iollows;
General Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
first Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
ng. . iums Qf he Circuit tourf
In which alone jury 10 impannclsd for thr trial
= t.r F'lr % Of civil oases.l ~
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday Of May. &c..
First Tuesday Of November, l.r
.' :. 1rns efhe Crtminai Court
First Monday Of March. Tr
Third Monday Of June.
First Monday Of December.
lsrns of he Ditrtci Cou,t
First Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December. ~
.,r,,. Speeiai Terms.
First Tuesday Of january.
First Tuesday OF February.
first tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday OF May. 'fs
first Tuesday OF June.
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of September.
First 1uesdSy OF 0etobsr.
First Tuesday OF Leoenbs..
By order Of the .ourt. R.y.MEIGs
jyss
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
Naval Appolulsucnt

William Harkncss, appointed a professor Of
mathematics 10 the United States Navy, from
the 2ith instant. .r.a
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Captain Of
the brig South Boston has arrived In this city
and reports that on the evening of the s2d In
slant, In la 81 deg, long. "a deg, he picked
up a boat belonging to the United States brig
Beinbridge full Of water.
The boat contained colored man named
Smith, who stated that on the 3lst inst, during
"a violent gale, the brig foundered with all
hands on board except himself and the cook.
The latter went crazy aftcr being i've hours In
the boat and jumped overheard.
The Bainbridgc sailed from New York On
the 18th.
Arrival Of the Brooklyn Al New York.
New YoRK, Aug. 26.-Tho frigate Brooklyn,
from OF Charleston on the 32d instant, has ar
rived. She has tho bodies of Commodore
Rogers aud Psymaster Woodberry on board.
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MARRIED.,

+, a. ~ Pstsr,s CHURCH, on tbs 18th Of August, b,
the Nav. Father Boyle, BENSON GATES to OLivIs
BAooKs AL Of this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
FROM KENTUCKY.

Bramlette's NJ aJority.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Returns from one
hundred and six counties In Kentucky give
Bramlotte 50, ,693 majority.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

% TIE CONyIssIoNs AND ExP.RIxscR OF
An lryALip. Publishsd for the bsnsnt, and as a
warning and SAuIIoH TO YouNo MEN who suifer
rom Nervous Debility, Premature Dsssy Of Man
oy SELF cUnE. BY one who has cured himself ii.
ter being put to great expense aad injury through
III saolo.ioss IS%Dos sna essSktssry. sy.,,, -
single copias may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
my 2s-iy Bedford, kinEs County, N. Y