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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
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MARINE Observation-Disclosures Y. Chamberiin,
stewart, Philai mdse. to Hyde Davidson.
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Aqua cfeski hospi-
td stores.
sohr. j. V. wellington, Chipmsn, Boston, Msss,
ioc TO Walter Cooley.
Schr. Hope, Philips, Balt.I wheat 70 Ross, ray,
hCo.
Sehr. Thos. c. Bartlett, spear, Portland, Me-, hsy
and apples to J. @. Waters a Co.
BargsS H. W. Walker, Cole, and Fanny ForsytA,
Rudy, PhIl'sj hay to Government.
DepdTfuve-Schr. T. J. Tuli, Cooper, BaltLmoro,
(light.)
CHESAFEAEE AND ONO CAHAL--ArTirsd.--M n
Branhall, to Cumberland Coal and Iron COMPANY,
IO9 tons coal.
VIM. Stanhope, to Rays Docks, III tons coal.
Amelia Snyder, do, III tons coal.
J. Wheatley, wood, and W. J. Worth, llmestons,
to VIM. II. Cooley.
Depdried-DoAts Ellen, ]. A. kroon, WIN. stan
hope, Mrs. L. Biggs, Jas, Baker, b. ,. Roman seow
2Oi, Amelia Snyder, J. Humbsrt, Neptune, NJ. =.
BranhaII, J. wheAtley, H. ReSley, steiner Castle
man, oliver Daley, and Carrie Belle. ......
Boatmen coming down this morning report .
small breach in the third division Of the canal above
HATper's Ferry.
POLICE CAsEL-Bitha Egelen, ,disordsrly sondusl,
dismissed.
Mrs. Hilbush, nuisance; fined SS.65.
Chas. Ashton, disorderly conduct, dismissed. D.
Armistead Webster, disorderly conduct, fined
ss.4L 1CHl.@
Henry Tracy, disordsrly conducts fined sass, q,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
SHARP sIKRMrss MEAN FAIRFAx
COURT HOUSE,
Ths Enemy RsPuIssd.


FIRFAx CoUET HoUsE, March 23.-At p,
M, our plckets In front Of Chantiliy were a.
tackled. The videttes were on the alert and
gave the alarm. The reserve Of about seventy
mon were Immediately under arms aud charged
the enemy, who fed for two miles along the
Little river turnpike. Between Saunders toll
gate and Cub Run there is a strip Of woods
about half a mile wide, through which the road
runs. Within the wood, and about a quarter
Of a mile apart, arc two barrlcados of fallen
troes.
Our troops pursued the enemy between these
barrlcddes. Behind the latter some Of the enc
my were concealed. Tho head of the column
was here stopped by fire Of Carbines and pis'
tolls, and also by fire upon the flank from the
woods. The column broke and was pursued by
the enemy a mile and a half. 1t was then raj.
lied by tho cxertons Of Majors Bacon and
White. Captains Mcclure aud Haborauck,
when they heard the alarm, proceeded on a
gallop from Frying Pan and joining Major
Whites command, pursued the enemy for eight
miles. Night coming on and the enemy being
more numerous than we were, and the horses
OF our forces being exhausted, the column halt
cd and returned TO Chantilly. The line Of pick.
cts is now ro-established.
Our loss was - killed, - Gilllco, company
II, 5th New York cavalry.
Mortally wounded, John l.. Harris, company
L, 5th New York cayalry.
Wounded, Sergt. Layhey, company L, Stb
New York cavalry.
Prisoner, Lieut.. Merrett.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

PRIZE MoEET AND PRIZE AsEErs.-Tho late
act Of Congress renders unnecs sssary the employ.
ment Of agents or attorneys 10 collect prize
money for officers, Beamen, or marines In the
Navy. IL provides that prize money shall be
paid 10 the Navy Department, and by the De.
partment credited to each officer, seaman, or
marine, In the books, and paid 70 him, as his
wages or salary Is paid, by the paymAster.
CoLoRED MEN IN OFYIoE.-At the Middle
boro' town meeting last Monday, three eoloTed
citizens were elected 10 the important offices OF
Field Drivers and Fence Yiewers.-Net0 Bedford
Mercury.
A TIGER got loose in Cincinnati the other
night, and sighed for his native Jungle. As
they are accustomed TO "hght the tiger'' out
West, he was soon conquered.
The NEW York Times is importing 1900
roams of news printing paper from Belgium.
1t will cost, with duty and exchange, about is
cent a pound.
TINE compensation of Deputy Provost Mar
shals under the conscription law will bs the
same as that Of cavalry captains. ~
A COMPANY, with 4 capital Of IS, ,OOO, 900, has
been organized in Paris for the cultivation Of
cotton IN Algeria, OF
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
BATTLE IN TENNESSEE.
CAPTURE or THREE HUNDRED FED
ERALS.
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY DESTROYED.

NASHVILLE, March 25.-The rebel cavalry
force under Forrest, Wheeler and Warton,
crossed Haspeth river this morning, six miles
above Franklin. Part of the rebel force at
tackled our troops at Brentwood, nine miles
from Nashville, on the Franklin road.
Our troops, under command Of Lieut.. Col.
Bludgood, consisting of parties Of the Thirty
third Indiana, Twenty-second and Nineteenth
Missouri, in all 800 men, after a feeble resist
ance, with only one man killed and four
wounded, surrendered to the enemy, and all the
Government property there was captured.
Gen. Green Clay Smith was sent from Frank
liu, and came up with the rebel force, and pur-
sued them six miles west of Brentwood, where
he met the entire rebel force, numbering five
thousand men, with his small force Of only five
hundred men. Nevertheless, he succeeded in
retakng all the captured wagons and ammu-
milton, but being attacked by superior numbe
he was compelled to destroy them.
Having done this, he fell back, when rein
forcements reached him, but the rebels had de-
camped. We lost in this affair one officer and
about fifteen men killed, wounded and missing.
The rebels lost about ten killed and wounded,
and over fifty robol prisoners have been brought
In. Tho cnemy's cavalry have been within
four mlleS Of the city, on the Harding and Char
lotte pike, to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
'LATESTBY TELEGRkPH.
Maj. Gen. Burnside Assumes
Command Of his New De-
partment To-day.
THE INDIANOlA RECAPTURED.
HAINEs' BLUFF thanked.
INDIANA A SEPARATE DISTRICT.
CAVALRY SKLRMLsHRS IyKEyTvCxE.


CINCINNATI, March 26.-Goneral Burnside's
order, assuming command Of the Department
Of tho Ohio, is published this morning.
Indiana is made a separate military district,
under General Darlington, who reports to Gen.
Burnside.
There was considerable diminishing yester.
day and the day before, between our cavalry
and a robol advance guard south Of the Ken.
tucky river. About fifly prisoners were cap.
tured by our forces. Tho rebel force is vari.
ously estimated at from thirty-five hundred Ia
ten thousand. Our troops are concentrating
rapidly. Confidence is felt In the ability of our
military commanders, and means are al hand
to repel invasion.
Tho Commercial has Memphis dispatch
stating that Rear Admiral Farragut's vesse
discovered the Indlanola at Hard Times Bend
and recapturod her without meeting with any
resistance. Tho rebels had been at work OF
her. She was nearly ready for service. The
Queen Of the West has gone up Black river
out Of the reach Of our vessels,
A mail from Farrsgut's feet has roachOt
Memphis.
The jackson APPEAL Of the 18th says Bank
failed TO make a land attack, and Farragu
went in alone and passed the batteries at night
under a terrific cannonade. Tho Mississippi
was burned to the water's edge, and 30 Of he
officers and crew captured.
It is rumored that Haines' Bluff has beer
HSnked through new route.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
OFFICIAL.

CHIEF ASST QUARTERMAsrER's oFFICE,
Depot Of WdShiRgtoh, 2l3 G,
corner ESghtesnth Strse,
WAsHNaToN, D. c.,
March 81, lsS8 {
With a view to obtain on short notica and on
the best terms such supplies for the use Of thls
Department, by purchase in the open market,
as may be required by the eIigencies Of theSeE-
vice, and not otherwise provided for by estimate
on the proper officers Of the QuSrteTmastsru's
Department, all dealers In Fud, Stationery,
Hardware, Drugs, Lumber, OF AL descriptions,
Leather, Paints, Oils, Glass, LAntSInS, Rhlp's
Stores, and such other supplies as arc known
to be purchased by the QuartermaSter's Depart
mont, are hereby requested to furnish thls o6ieo
weekly with price lists Of the articles In their
line, corrected according to the nuetuStlOns Of
the market.
None other than those complying with ths
above advertisement viii receive orders from
this of1ce.
EDWARD L. HARTZ., s.
mar A-lm Capt. and A. Q. NJ, u.s.A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC
LATER FROM EUROPE.
MARRIAGE or THE ENGLISH
PRINCE.
THE WEDDING POlPOUS AND Bril-
LIANT.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
FRANCE CONTENPLATES NEG OTLATIONS
WITH MEXICO.
Polish Affairs Threatening.

New York, March 25.-The steamship Etna
| has arrived, from Queenstown on the 18th in
slant.
The marriage Of the PrinCOOf Wales, and the
attendant rejolcings, absorbed the public atten-
tion. The ceremony took place at Windsor
Castle, on the 10Th instant, according to tho
programme, with great poInp and brilliancy.
The Queen occupied retired post Of observa-
tion, but took no part in tho proceedings.
The royal pair went to Osborne, to spend
their honeymoon. The day was observed as q
holiday throughout England, and public re.
joicing, illuminations, &C., were on the grand
est scale.
Parliament met on the 9th inst. Nothing
important in the House Of Lords. Earl Malms-
bury postponed his motion relative TO the arrest
OF British officers in Brazil.
In the House OF Commons, Sir George Gray
explained the circumstances under which two
police officers were sent to Poland In August
last. 1t was simply that they might instruct
the Russian authorities, at their desire, in the
English police system.
Tho army estimates were debated, and the
principal votes agreed to.
The reduction Of more than one million stor-
ling is mainly In the vote for guns and stores.
It is rumored that France contemplates ro-
sumption Of negotiations with Mexico after the
capture Of Puebla.
Mr.. Peabody gave banquet to two hundred
English residents of France, in honor Of the
marriage Of the Prince Of Wales.
The Bourso was lowGr-siIty nine +. SOC.
The Polish news is vague and very contra
dlCtory. Many Of the alleged engagements arc
pronounced inventions.
1t was rumored that Langlwvicz had defeated
! the Russians near Tamowa.
| Reports are current on the Paris Bourso that
the Gar has replied to France that he is una
BILE 70 make any concession to the Poles until
the inSurrection shall have boen subdued.
Austria will enter into no engagement with
France or England, but will act according to
circumstances.
Prussia has concentrated troops on the Polish
| frontier.
Menotti Garlbaldi, son of the General, has
gone to Poland.
QUEENSTOWN, March 12.-COtton is upward
unchanged. BreadStufs unchanged. Proyi-
slonS fat. Produce quiet. Consols 92t.
Polish affairs continue threatening Lang
nevitz has been proclaimed dictator, al d issued
a stirring manifesto, calling the Poles to arms.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
AN EXTRAORDINARY ACKNowL-
EDGEMENT,

A very remarkable statement is contained in
General Huntsr'S order of March 9Th, which
appears in another column, copied from the
War organ" Whether it be regarded as a
complaint that the War Department has been
guilty Of negligence, or only OF a mistake in
not furnishing the troops; or that 1t is " i'm
pOSsi6Is" for the Government 10 furnish him
with the troopS needed for his Department, is
equally strange that such declaration should
be made public BY the commander of the e1pe.
dition, and that Its publicity should be author
iEod by the Department in Washington.
The following is General Hunters language:
IN vfsaO orRs Necessities Of tie military situa,
ton, and he tnpoSsibtlity Of obtaining from m
Government all he troops required for service in
tiS Department." &c.
The people Of the Union will certainly hear
this announcement with aStonishInent !; and
they will begin to inquire why an expedition is
set on foot at such enormous cost, for which il
is i1lpoSEibls" for the Government to furnish
the troops necessary for It's success. We en-
tlrely approve Of the policy Of calling to the aid
Of our armies in the field the labor and services
OF every slave in the rebel regions; but we do
not see the wisdom OF making an official proc
lamation at headquarters, and of giving to the
press, through the War Department here, a de.
pressing declaration like this.
II Gen. Hunter meant to accuse the Depart
ment OF not fulfilling expectations Of reinforce
ment, on which he had a right to count, VIZ
should not suppose that such a complaint
would hnd its way into general order; and II
he only intended to state, in strong language,
an unpleasant and unexpected fact, we cannot
understand how its publication should have
been authorized by his suneriora
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
Un,o, Nm '-l,,,ln1.

The great Union dsnons,rAtion, announced else
where, which 4 to take plses On raeIAay evening
AoHt, N me Ii.l Of ne House Of representative
under ne auspices Of the two boArds Of TIE CITY
Council, promises 70 be grand sasIr. Hon Andy
JOhnson, Of Tennessee, hsS already sisnlned his
acceptance Of the invitation extended to him to be
present and speak, and Senator Hicks and Hon.
II. W. Davis are also expected to address the meet
ing. The President and all the members Of the
Cabinet win be in attendance. The meetIng viii
about O'Clock in the afternoon, and
continue during the night. The two boards meet
tonight for the purpose OfPerfcCtins the arrange.
nn,,hn
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
NOBLE WORDS I

"WHEHEvER THEY (THE REBHIs) HAvE THE
"PowER, THEY DRIVE BEFORE THEaG INTO THEIR
RANKS TIE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE 70. TRUsT THEM NOT.
WERE THEY ABIH, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, / AN AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
" TERMS He WHO ENTERTAINs THE SENTIMENT
" rs PIT ONLY TO BB SLAVE He WHO UTTERs
- IT AT THIS TIME, MOREOVER, IS A TRAITOR TO
'' HIS COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCoRN AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN. E."-RoSs-
Grams, 10 the GeAsral Assembly Of Ohio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
A Copp.rhssd omc.r Arr,nlsh.

PORT ROYAL, s. e., March ls.-An order is
10 be Issued to-day for the arrest Of Lieutenant
Colonel Gardner, Of the nth Connecticut volun-
teers, VINO Is charged with obtaining, under
false pretonces, the signatures Of a number Of
mon in this regiment TO peace resolutions In
order TO affect the election at home. II has
created great Indignation among the regiments
from this State, who are loud In their denun-
Citations Of peace measures.
Connecticut has the post Of honor in tho i'm
pending great battle. Gen. Ferry commands
the Union forces from North Carolina.
Everything indicates success.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
NEw YORK, ~ O'clock.
THE FALL amin.

The fall in gold, according to the New York
papers of yesterday evening, produced not on
ly great excitement In financial circles, but a
marked effect upon the produce and merchan-
disc markets. BreadStuffs were the FIRST to feel
the blow and to fall of. 1t was difficult, in
fact, to effect sales at ALL Provisions were af.
fected in the GamO manner. Even innocent
holders Of property, who have not speculated
in gold, were terribly frightened. There wSi
much huctuatIon yesterday, and, although tn,
average, as we stated last evening, was l4O
the last sale was at 14lI. Sales by the irst
board to-day are, as above, l4O, showing fur
ther decline this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
A DanEsroas oonnt.rfsit.

Several counterfeit ave hundred dollar bills
on The Central Bank, Worcester, have been
passed on the Suffolk Bank and Blackstone
Bank, Boston, the Waltham Bank, the Charles
River Bank and City Bank, Cambridge, all
near Boston. The bill taksu by the SUFFOLK
Bank was received from customer, and had
passed through two or three hands previously.
The bills and the plot for passing them were
both well executed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MOSRoE, March 24.-The new
gunboat Smith Briggs received her guns at
Fortress Monroe yesterday, and enters into ser
vice at once In these waters.
There is no news at this point worth repeat.
ing.
A number of schooners from New York arc
now here, taking in Cargoes Of oysters from
York river.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, March 25-S a. m.-ThC
weather report shows the barometer at 90 800
thermometer 56i wind south, with showers ol
rain.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
OF FICIAL.

HKADoUAKTBRs PRovssT MARsHAL's OYEicH,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. "a, 1893.
Official notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the eloslhg
of bars and drinking houses after 9.90p p. m,
and on Sundays, have not been resCindod OF
modified, and all violations Of those ordeEs
will be punished as heretofore.
By orders HENRY B. ToDD,
Captain and Provost ManhAl.
A. 8. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
BrecIinridge Enforcing the Rebel Con-
scriptiOn.

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-We have had tho
usual quantity Of exciting rumors respecting
rebel movements to-day, but none of them are
traceable to any authentic source, and the au.
thoritles at headquarters arc advised Of no
change in the rebel status since last night.
The Democrat says that the rebels in large
force, under Breckenridge, are at Harrodsburg,
and that tho Federal forces, under General Car
ter, are falling back on Frankfort. Brcckin-
ridge is reported to have issued proclamation
declaring the intention of enforcing the South
ern conscription act, aud a rumor says that the
act ls being rigidly enforced in those portions
Of Kentucky now occupied by the rebel forces.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
FICIAL.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER'S oFTIoS,
COrner n and 90d atraafI
EDWARD L. HARTZ,,
Capt. and A. @. NJ, U.S. 4.
mar 94lm

AssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER'S oFTIoI.
Corner G and 92d StTe0tS,
Washington, D. c., March 10, 1854.
With a Wow TO obtain at short notice and on
the best terms, such supplies for the use OF this
Department, by purchase In the open msTkSl,
as may be required by the sIergeuclss Of ser
vice, and not otherwise provided for by estl.
mate on the proper officers Of tho Department,
all dealers In hardware, drugs, lumber, leather,
harness and saddlory, are hereby requested 70
furnish this office weekly with price lists Of the
articles In their line, corrected according to the
fluctuations Of the market.
(signed) CHAs. II. ToMPKINs,
Capt. and A. Q. M, U. 8. A.
mar 90-1W
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
Award of Contraets for Post once st.mp,
RepressntatIr, Men.

new piece has been produced il the now
Richmond theatre, entitled 1.-THE Virginia
Cavalier" in which Colonel Ashby, of the
rebels, and Colonel wyndham, of the Fedorals,
are represented in leading traits. The manager
OF the theatre is R. D'orsay Ogden. At our
last advicOs sallIe Darlington was the principal
star. At Metropolitan Hall a panorama is ex.
hibited Of jackson Crossing tho Potomac. -
His re-crossIng should also be represented.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL
Yesterday PatTolmAn Cook, Of the Third ward
arrested Thos. Catcher for AsaAulting Jas. Mason
with intent to kill. II seems DAtoher has had
a grudge against Mason for some time, and yeSter
day they met In Goat Alleyi and getting into dis
pute, Catcher drew large sheath sknife, and cut
Mason twice-Over and under the eye-inhioting
severe wounds. He was examined this morning
before Justice Thompson, who ordered him ia
give bail for his appearance at court and failing
to comply, he was committed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
The Lntnnt Rail-

The raid at Fairfax Courthouse was not O
heavy afalr-jHSt enough to keep our forces
on that line wide awake. The attacking party
was composed Of a sort Of mongrsl guerillas,
who are generally Arrayed as citizens during
the day and commit hostile raids upon our
pickets At night. We learn that some of them
have been arrested and measures have been
taken TO put a stop to their amusement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
No Passing Within Our LInss--omoia


The announcement we made several day,
since that no civilian will hereafter be permit
ted TO pass in or out the lines Of the Department
Of Washington, is confirmed by the following
official order on the subject;
[OFRICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF WAsHNGroE.
March 10, 1853
Special Orders, No. 81.
tEXtFActl
2. Hereafter no civilian will be permitted to
pass In or out the lines of the Department OF
Washington on tho south Bldo OF the Potomac,
from the mouth OF the Occoquan to the mouth
OF Goose Creek, above on the Potomac, and
thence 70 the mouth Of the Monocacy, without
a pass from these, or superior, headquarters.
All persons applying TO pass in tho lines will
5e stopped and examined at the out post. but
not allowed TO enter the lines. Those persons
whom 1t may be Of interest To the military au-
thortties to soc, will DO kept out the lines until
their respective caS9s can be submitted to these
headquarters.
This order will not eIIend 10 "cOntrabauds. ~
who will be sent In 70 the Provost Marshal Gen
eral, Defences south Of the Potomac, for his
disposition.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. HEINTEELMAN:
CARROLL H. POTTER.
tad. Gen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
Visit OF Governor Curtin to thsIArmy.

HEADQUARTERS, March 25.--Gov. Curtin, OF
Pennsylvania, arrived at headquarters to-day.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Coffey, Of Phlia-
delphia; Col. Puleston, Of his stafI; the surgeon
general Of Pennsylvania; VIM. Mccormick, Of
the Agricultural Department, and others.
The party arrived by special train, and were
met with great cOrdiality, and welcomed by
Gen. Hooker. Convoyances were placed at the
Governors disposal, and he visited tho dlvi-
sions of Generals Birney and Humphrey. The
tine division of the latter is composed entirely
OF Pennsylvania troops, who, after being re-
Viewed, Justify cheered the Governor, whose
presence amongst them created immense en-
thusiasm. The Governor hopes to go the rounds
Of the Pennsylvania regiments before leaving.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
THE BATTLE OF BRENTWOOD.
SEVERE LossoF REBELS

PHLADELPHIA, March 26.--The Prc~ has a
special dispatch about the Brentwood (Tennos-
see) fight. Hsays over tftyrebels were buried
by our troops, one hundred were wounded, and
we have one hundred and fifteen prisoners.
Our loss was twenty killed, wounded, and
missing, including four officers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
The California Priv.t..r.msD

BAN Francisco, March 25.-The papers con.
tnue publishing biographical notices Of many
oi the parties captured in this harbOr on the
PrlyAteer schooner Chapman, showing them
all TO be noted Secessionists.
The prisoners are still at Fort Albatros, hay.
Ing undergone military examination with
what result iS not known.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

QUHEE FOR THE ARMY.-The price of qul.
nine has advanced from two to four dollars an
ounce. In consequence OF tho high price Of
this article, the Medical Department has deter
mined 10 commence It's manufacture for the
army, at their Laboratories In Philadelphia and
New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
The Sumner obs.aui.,.

The body of General Sumner was removed to
The Syracuse City Hall, and while lying in state
was visited by about 20, 900 people. The fune-
raj took place from his late residence at II
O'Clock yesterday morning, and was very i'm
posing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
Cen. woodbury. Ordered TO Key west

Brig. Gen. D. P. Woodbury., who has been
relieved from duty with the army OF the Poto-
mac, has been assigned to the Department of
the Gulf to command the district Of Kew West
and the TortugaS, which has recently been
transferred to the Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
AGood Example.

Joseph Il. Bradley, ESQ.,, one OF the Oldest
members of the Washington bar, was the first
to take the oath of allegiance prescribed by the
new court of the District. His example is be-
ing generally followed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
General FITS John Porter.

1t is expected that Mayor opdyke'S veto ol
the resolutions OF tho New York Common
Council, in honor Of General Porter, will be
called up in tho Board of Aldermen there to.
night, and it will, doubtless, be made tho sub
iect Of q warm discussion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
StuArt's Cavalry

Dispatches from Harpor'S Ferry bring intel
Igence that Stuart's cavalry has not been In
the country between that place and Leesburg,
as reported. Our readers will recollect that we
dlscredited this report.