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Special Meeting Of the United Cospers,
No. z will be held at C3 East Broadway, on Friday
evening sept. 18th, at ~ O'Clock All members arc
requested 70 attend. without further notice By OF.
dor, Join snEEIAN, President CHARLES N.
IARWOOD, Rec. secretary. zi6
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
The Latest Aoo Euror.

By the steamship City of New York and the
scotia (the latter Intercepted of Cape Race) We
have foreign advices to the 10Th instant. Roe.
buck has withdrawn his motion for the recog.
milton oi the rebel Cohfederacy. Both he and
Lindsay were snubbed by Lord Palmerston for
their amateur diplomacy with the French En-.
peror. Before the Scotia left some accounts
oi the battles In Pennsylvania had been re.
ceiyed. The English Journals accord praise
70 the Union troops, snd give credit to General
Meade for the result. The Ti',,es, however,
thinks the principal struggle was yet to come,
and that, looking to Vicksburg and Port Hud--
son, as well as Pennsylvsnia Ia, the chances were
greatly against the Fedcrals.
The Russian note in reply 10 Polish affairs is
said 10 be very conciliatory, but proposes an
amnesty instead of an arInistice. The insur.
rectioii still continued. Lord Russell had stated
IN the House of Lords that the Polish iusurrec-
ton was not case for armed interference, and
England would 90 NO further than 10 submit
proposals, which she had done.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Dravtry Of = Colored ReRtnnent.

=
The Hrud correspondent, giving an account
Of the recout fight on JAMES BLAND, neal
Charleston, speaks as follows os tAe conduct of
the Fifty-foora Massachusetts, regiment: on
We had only eight killed and twenty.four
wounded, according to General Terry's official
report, mostly of the Fiity.fourth Massachu-
sets, aud these casualties occurred principally
IN the first attack on the plckcts. The Fifty-
fourth fought very bravely. They had numerous
Invitations to become prisoners, under cifcum-
tances calculated to influence an arceptance;
but they declined In every instance, for the ter
rore OF bondage and strangUlatlon ard tortured
were worse than those of death. lido hot learn
that a single prisoner was taken from their
regiment. Not myself believer In the
afming OF negroes, free or contraband, dc
lighting bravely and well. Cowards would
have forgotten the future in the present, and
sacrificed prospective dsgne- for TEN porary
security. The rebels attacked them with a cry
Of VI" no dhaftcr," and they accepted the condi-
tion Of the fight. Several fell pierced by mapy
bullets while lighting singly with half dozen
rebels, who were trying to capture them. One
black man bayoneted an officer who wss lead.
Ing squad of men, and then gave a thrust
which wounded a sergeant Just as he was fall:
Ing, with five bullets through his body. An
other, whose arm had bcen shot of, brought
his musket OIL the field in tho other hand, car
rying 1t till he fell down and bcd to death,
The Massachusetts, negro regiment fs evidently
made of good stuff, II they are darkeys; aud no
better fighting can bc asked for than they did
on James Island, when SO furiously Attacked
at their picket station.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Naval Orders To-day.

Commander J. p. Sanford, ordered TO COM
mand the Lehigh.
Commander J. G. Febiger, detached from the
Usage and ordered to Key West, Fla, TO com.
mand the Sau Jacinto.
Commander J. c. Howell, detached from the
command Of the Lehlgh and ordered to special
duty at New York.
Lieut.. Commander Dawson Phenlx, ordered
to command the 81. Lawrence.
Chief Engineer W. II. Rutherford, ordered
10 the Wachusett.
Chief Engineer Chas. II. Baker, detached
from the Board of Examiners, and ordered u
special duty, Boston.
Chief Engineer W. II. Hunt, detached from
special duty at Brooklyn, N. Y, and ordered
to the Oneida.
Chief Engineer Francis e. Dadc, detached
from the Oneida and ordered TO return to North.
First Assistant Engineer W. d. Pendlston,
detached from tho wschusett and ordered to
the Lshigh.
First Assistant Engineer z. Marsland, dc.
tached from the Lackawsnna and ordered North
to examination.
Second Assistant Engineer W. j. Monigom.
cry, ordered to the Onandaga.
Second Assistant Engineer Chas. 4. Devalin,
detached from the Scotia and ordered North to
examination.
Second Assistant Engineer H. McMartne,
detached FROM the Lehigh and ordered to the
Scotia.
First Assistant Engineer Samuel Savage, de-
tached from the Roanoke and ordered to special
duty ut New York.
Second Assistant Engineer W. l.. Nicali, or.
dered to the Onondasa.
Second Assistant Engineer J. II. Bailey, Of
dered TO the San Jscinto.
Third Assistant Engineer J. T. Hawkins, de-
tached from the Pensacola and ordered North
to examination.
Third Assistant Engineer II. d. sellman, de-
tached from special duty at Baltimore and Or
dered to the Roanoke.
Third Assistant Engineer Thomas W. Fitch,
ordered TO the Pensacola.
Third Assistant Engineers B. J. McGurren,
W. Fenimore, ]. Z. Watts, @. J. Habighorst,
ana Thomas c. Rose, ordered TO the East Gulf
BlockadIng Squadron.
lhlfn Assistant Engineers ". II. Harris,
bates McAlllster, Fred. SCHROEDER, j. III. Dia,
monh, ana Richard +. Edwards, ordered to the
steam frigate Niagara.
second Assistant Engineers Oscar III, Lackey
and James Butterworth ordered TO Inc NIavar.
John shannon has resigned his warrant as a
carpenter 10 the Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Edition
.,rs-ys;sss.rkII
hee,sUia.NsM.6aAe,

Three days ago The rebels took care TO burn
all tho buildings erected by our Ccmml.safies,
Qusrermsstefs. etc., ses afiny dscs, xxslS we
were In the occupation of hquln Creek rnd
which were Ieft standing when wa occupied
that position. TLis procesdinssisnsAss psssaS
clearly a rcoccupation Of that bnse by tho two
armi's Leo viii probably hold that point to
cover sirhmohd, and also the Virginia Central
Railroad, which is an important means Of com.
munication; and the buildings were doubtless
burned by his order, to annoy us as much as
possible in tho oblishrtht OF Our, base Of
supplies at AJuia Greek.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

GRAND LAReEHr.-Thls morning Pat. Malo-
ny was arrested for grand larceny, and was com.
mitted to jail by Justice Weaverto await the action
Of the grand jury. .s.
SABBATH School Pic.NIC.-The Sabbath
School connected with the Dumbarton Methodist
Episcopal Church design holding pisinic on
Thursday, the sOth inst, at the grove on the farm
OF the late Gen. Elliott, situated on the George
town Heights.
BUYING LIQUOR FoR SoLDIERs.--This morn
ing man by the name Of Ely Smith WAS arrested
on the charge Of tuyiug liquor for soldies He was
examined by Justice Kenvsr and sent to Jail to
await the action Of the grand jury
PoLI0E CAsEs.--Dennis Csdy and George
Johnson, disorderly conduct, fined SsA each. Ed.
Steward, do, lined siA - Grimes and Catha-
rine Donnely, do; sent to workhouse. Michael
Norton, selling liquor on sunday; nned Sso,A
Mary hioAtee, nuisance; fined Si.ts. Henry smi' b.,
fast riding; lined S2.4a. soldier, drunk; turned
over to military. Mary Csse,, dol sent to work.
house. aa ....-. .- o..
MARINE LIsT-Arrirais. Ann Eliza,
Matthews, N. v, hay to Wilson. -.. r
schr. Maggie Buel, Gilkie, Bangor, Me-, lumber
to Jos. Libby. .A .4a"
schr. James Barrett, Jr., Heron, wood to Dixon
Il King. ." .ai 4oI
schr. Belle r. Hull, Holmes, N! ", hay to vii.
son. ~ l.a'' n
,seLr. Adsiine Townsend, Townsend, N. y, hay
to Wilson. r.rf . l', n
sohr. Mary Washington, Siupkins, wacouok.,
MIDI wood. " I.''p .a''l
Barge Huron, Johnson, Alexsndiia, light.
CHEsArEAKE AND OHIO CAsAL-Dspar. ure.-
W. MoAtee, Mary Frances, Old Dominion, Minnie
SLACK, ANS" NJ. d. BrAmhsil, Alex. shaw, Thos.
Lannsron. iH' I."'..''. ~
The MARKErs.-The following Is a list Of
pricea - reported for the RspubeaR, up to ~ m,
to-dayt I ttt " z 3
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
pERSONAL,

q. l.. HARDING, eS-Governot OF Ctah, has
been appointed Chief Justice of Colorado Ter.
ritory. ''o"'7 90,
HoS. JOSHUA X. GrpDISos Is at his home In
Jetierson, Ashtabuls county, Ohio, In quite poor
health. ''.IsfIN
Dm. JAMES R. Chiffon, the well. known
chemist Of New York, died At Ycnkers In that
State, on Friday. He was In his afty.fourth year.
MAJ. LEAvITr HUNT, to tho regret of his
friends, has resished his position % Juose Advo.
cate on Gen Ieintzelman's staff. n..I
Mr.. p. II. WATSON, Assistant Secretary Of
War, is sill at the Metropolitan Hotel, New York,
said to be unable to resume his onlcial duties
" from the effects Of over fatigue.h .,.,
MAJOR GEN. sTosHNAN has been ordered 10
duty of An advisory character in the War Depart
mcht in this city. He still remains In command
Of his corps.
Col. CASTER, Of the One Hundred and Thirty
fourth New York Regiment, ha, been ordered to
New York, to superintend the distribution of
drafted men among the regiments now in tho Held.
JOSEPH CAMPAU, of Detroit, died iti';Dettoit
on the sd instant, aged o. He was born IN that
city In 1860, when it was a mere Indian military
post.
GEN. HARVEY Brown, late Commandant at
New York, asks the public to suspend their opinion
on the attack recently made on him by Maj. Gems.
Wool and sandford until he shall present the facts
and testimony IN the case.
MIR. kISGLAkE is preparing fourth edition
oil the History OF the Invasion ofthe Crimes" to
which he 10 adding fresh notes, and fortifying his
statements with documentary proof; but has
neither added to nor withdrawn word Of the text
1t 10 said that upwards OF Twelve thousand copies
have already been sold in England. ,fsr1
BRIO. GEN. 8. A. MEREDITH has relieved
Col. William II. Ludlow a. Commissioner for Ex-
change OF Prisoners at Fortress Monroe. Gen. NJ
was wounded IN tae S'cUsd Bull Run fight. He
VISA member OF the Military Com mission Tor the
decision OF appeals, and has also served on sessral
courts-martial-amongt them that In the case Of
Col. Beissr, '"s
LIEUT.. Col. SwBiTzER aud LiEUr. CoL. HUp-
sos, oi Gen. McCieilan's stan, have been ordered
to duty in their several regiments. They are lieu-
tenant eolonels OF volunteers, but are captains in
the regular infantry and ravalry--sw eltaer be.
longing to the latter-to which they return under
the order referred to, unless otherwise ordered by
Gen. Meade, to whom they are to report. w
Col RoBERT G. SHAW, Of tho Massachusetts
fifty-iourth, killed in the attack on Fort wAsuer
Morris Island On the 18th, was n son OF Francis
g. shaw, Of Staten Island, N! Y, apd grandson Of
the late Boston merchant, Robert @. Shaw. He
went to the war as hTst lieutenant Of the MAssa-
chusetts Second and participated In the battles In
which that regiment took part with such heavy
loss Of officers and men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
PARDoSED.-The President Today pardoued

PARDoSED.-The President to-day pardoued
Martin Rcary, who was convicted at the Dec.
ember term Of the Circuit Court of the United
States, and who entered into rccognizance in
the sum of three thousand dollars for the ap-
pearance of one John Hartman at the ensuing
April term, the said Hartman being indicted
for passing counterfeit coin.
Also, Rudolph Blumenberg. who was con-
victed, bys United States court for the northern
district of New York, Of perjury In his jutlaca-
tion as surety, and was sentenced to impris-
onment In the penitentiary for the period Of
five years.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Prisoners and Cattle Captured by
'' Duford's Cavalry
A GLOOMY REBEL ADMISSION

WAsBIsGTos, July 2s.--Advicee feteivod tc-
day from the Army Of the Potomac, fully con.
firm the report tina. the three corps Of Lcc's
army passed through Chester Gap on Thursday
aud Friday, aud are now at aud south of Cul'
pcpcr.
Their passage was oppoted by Buiord's cav.
airy, but he was compelled to fall back. He,
however, hung upon their rear, and captured
many prisoners and cattle and sheep, as here.
tofore mentioned Longstrcet's corps passed
through Culperer on Friday, aud csmped tha.
night south Of the towp.
Intelligent rebel officers now in oar hands
admit that this is the most gloomy period jor
the hopes Of the Con;ederacy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Mayor Opdyke vetoes the ordinance "a
Pay CSnst ripts $500.

NEw YcaS, July 27.-Mayor Opdyke vetoed
the ordinance passed last week by tic Council
aud Aldermen TO pay conscripts $500, on the
ground of fvaguencss and illegality. Other per.
tinent objections are also urged. He holds tha,
the Common Council has had time since last
March to remedy any supposed inequalities OF
the draft; and that they did not do anything
until this ordinance was passed, this appcarins
as propitiatory measure 10 appease the mob.
The Eighth Regular Infantry and Fifth Reg.
ular Battery moved their quarters to-day from,
the City Hall Park 10 the Battery, where they
will encamp and keep prepared Tor any ciner.
gency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

4 nv YSrs, | Jeklss-N rebel steamer
Merrimac, 6aih By The Bltlsh fol the rebels
tss-ssak, -sfivsd-hcv vAs .mSFhYDs. wNn
cargo of csttopJ hayiuy peen captured on the
a5th instant, bs the guhboat IroquoIs, while
running the blockade of wllpinstcus she Is
over 500 tons burthen, and Is q side.wkeel iron
steamer. glib was one of three which left WI.
mington, d. together; two-thc Merrimac and
Lizzle-havc been captured.
The schooner Amazon, from Port Royal, re-
ports that ,sAs passed of Charleston on the
evening Of the 10Th inst, and heard heavy
firing. Our forces arc still battctipy tL fott
Wa6nef.f f.E IA tgs pdf
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
NOZZLE WORDS .

"wHxrsvpR TBBr (fHs Rnsnls) HAVE TEE
yoyEp, THEY DRIVE BBYOnR rHnN INTO THHIR
unAsxs THs sourusRH PRoPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE us. TEusT TEEN not.
"wERE THBI ABLB, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
upEsfRoY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF THESE TBiNes, AN AMAZED THAT
"AHI ONE COULD TufNK OF 'PEACH ON ANY
"TERMs.' He WHO KNrERTAISs THE SENTIMENT
ia FIT OMIT TO BR SLAVE; NE WHO uTTERs
1T AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR TO
ms COUNTRY, VINO DEsBRvHs TEE scoRN AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MRN.-hoss-
Grams, 10 ne General Asssso'y Of OHIO, Fsor,ayv,
al6Q -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Morgan, the Rosber and Incendsary,

The Louisville Journal, referring TO Morgau's
recent raid into that State, said ta W.
Never has he paid tho least respect 10
private property where. IL WAS or seened 10 BE-
his Interest TO selzt IL. he has devastated ields
and dwe'lltg.honses and stores aud stables, II
mol BY fire, at least by plllage and robbery.
But he has devastated by fire, as the fate OF
niteen or sixteen dwelling houses and shops,
burned the other day in Lebanon, bear wit.
ness. And his men, with his knowledge and
consent, have revelled not only In robbery and
incendiarism, but In murder" O. aH a'''
His success was remarkable. He SEEMED 10
bear a-charlned life. But the pitcher that goes
too ofien to thu fountain 10 broken n last.
Morgan veninrud too far into the lions den,
and Is caught in the licn's jaws 'ip .l's
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
FRosi FORTRESS MONROE.
Trial Of DIR. Wright &C.

FoKTRsss MoNRos, July 2B.-The steamer
s. X. spaulding, Capt. Howes, lefl for New
bern, n. e., at noon to-day. She Is expected
TO return In few days with Nal. Geu. Foster.
The trial Of Dr. Wright will come up before
the Military Commissioner at Norfolk to.inor.
row, tMonday,) II having been decided that
the case comes within their Jurisdiction.
A flag Of truce Is expected tomorrow from
City Point, which will no doubt bring import.
ant news from Charleston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
New Jersey State Ana,r.,

sued a proclamation, stating that no draft has
as yet been ordered In New Jersey; that thirty
days would be allowed for the purpose of rails
Ing the required number Of men by volunteer.
ing, and that whatever number may be raised
In that time will be credited. The proclama.
tion closes by calling upon the people to aid
in raising tho quota for the State, SO as TO
avoid any necessity for draft.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

CONTRACT AwARDEp.-The NAVY DEPART
ment has awarded the contract for bulldog the
l5'knot sloop-of-war, to the well-known ship
builders, cramp 4 Son, Of Philadelphia, for the
sum Of nine hundred and forty thousand dol
lars, to be completed In twelve months. The
machinery Is to be made by Merrick q Son, of
Philadelphia, who are SO favorsbly known to
the Navy Department from having executed
for II large amount Of work of this character.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Miss CuAsE's BErnoruAL R,ss.-A friend

Miss CHAsE's BErHoTHAL RSa.-A friend
Of ours, lately In New York, was so fortunate
as'to see, at Tihany's, the betrothal ring Or
dered by Senator sprague for his intended
bride, Miss Kate Chase. II ls a diamond soil
taire set In enamel and not chased. Il is dc.
scribed rs beautiial and tasteful ornament,
worthy of the beautiful youpg lady who 10 the
happy possessor Of the token. The pricsof the
ring was 81 900. ...,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

The DRArT.-Capt. Wetherell, Of the Massa.
inch arrived In this city from Washington last
evening, for the purpose of gathering sufii.
Client number Of conscripts to fli their regiment
to the required standard. Capt. Marcus Moody,
formerly Of the Tenth, end some men from the
Massachusetts Thiity-seventh have also come
here for the same purpose.-- NpviHsa<id Rqii1-
licdn, July 2Tm. -,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

A NEw MILITARY DisrHiuf.-By recent
order from the War Department, St. Mary's
county, Maryland, ii tstsehed from tic Middle
Department aud formed into sseparate district.
Brig. Gen. Gilman Marstou, of New Hamp-
shire, is assigned to the command of the new
district. ..r ..r. ,ra,, .... Er 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

RlpIculo ulous.---New Workers pat,ih.o Tic bili
Of their gfieFantSs made by the late riot
deprivation Of milk, alleging that communities
ton with the country was cut or by the mob
What had that to do with New York milk
Nothing, nofaxo, Their Croton water snd
chalk were left to them. .....t.,, ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

Tnt sroNEMAN RAIB.-Msior Gen. Helnt eel:
man has called aspecial court Of inquiry to
investigate certain transactions connected with
the great Btoneman raid. The court will be
composed Of General Wax Weber, as President,
Colonel Davis and Colonel Warner
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

MANY INQUIRIES arc made OF us Ia reference
to the authorship of the sonnets to Major Gen
eral Banks, printed in our Issue OF last Saturday
We presume there can be no impropristy in
stating that the lines were written by Col John
Hay, President Lincoln's private secretary,
whose varied contributions TO the. popular lit
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

STATIONERY CosrRACT.-The Bureau Of Yards
and Docks have awarded to Philip Il Solomon
the contract for supplying the Washington
nayy-yard with blank hooks and stationery for
the present year.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

On THE OUrsIDE.-on our first page will be
found some important news to-day, among
which will be found interesting dispatches
from rebel papers, an account of the assault
upon Fort Wagner, and the fight upon James
Island, etc.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

REBEL MARYLASDBRs AT YICKsBuR0.-
Among the prisoners captured at Vicksburg by
Gen. Grant was the Third Maryland battery, /.
b, Rowen, captain, commanding, II men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
A Russian Gentleman Robbed

BosroN, July st.-A fsdssisn gentlernaf
named John Werner, who came to America 10
travel for his health few weeks since, wss
robbed by his interpreter named Cbas. Hocies,
Belgian, of eight hundred five franc pieces.
Hocien decamped. A re yard Of $50 Is Of
fered for his apprehension. gnl
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

The DisKAsss OF EAnbA.--(Le, Maladies
TErrew.>-J John D. Ogden, M. D., author sd
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promise
man who viii write }or il, sample COPY ~ per..
sal. The proper study OF mankind is Man. This
vsuate wark = issued and sent forth for the ben.
eht Of sufiefnk hunanitt. II treats In simple
language on al the dissises Of Effof, Including
Semln.l Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indig esti0f,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decsy, Impotency,
scriptions for their permanent cure, together with
much valuable Information. All who favor me
with desire TO read my work shall receive ssm.
pie copy by return mail free Of charge.
hddfesa JOHN .. 0SDEN, NJ. D.,
my i8-7h No. 60 Nassau st. New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

% The CONFESSIONS AND ExrsRrEScr O,
AN InvALiD. Published for the benefit, and 10 4
warning and CAUTION TO yeyNs MsH who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, etc., supplying at the sams time THE mEAEs
OF SELF cUnE. BY one who has cured himself al.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and qusckery.
BY enclosing . postpaid Addressed euyelope.
single copies may bs had Of the author.
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my 2e-V ~ Bedford, kings County, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

COLONEL MORGAN IN PRISON Ar
a '"'H'H CINCINNATI. 1dt
CiNcNNATi, July sS.--John Morgan, Col.
Cluke, and about thirty other rebel officers ar
rived here last night, and were taken to the
city prison. Il TTIlN LNTEH Igq
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

Wood and Michael boyle, Two soldiers, were art
.ested yesterday by oficers Borlsnd and straub,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

QUAcxsRY.--I earnestly caution young men,
suffering from Nervous Debility, Ac., against "a.
dsngerins their health by patronizinG any Of the
methods used BY the advertiser, and BY hundr. ds
Of others, and In no other way. Read letter which
VAL send you, II you viii send me postpaid
volops bearing your address. Direct 10
EDWARD II. TRAvER,
RS-dAwsm Lock Boz, Boston, Mas.