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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
IIonnfnIINI KaHDT. -
Wounda Three parnunas-arIa Aa
KILLED with i've uuIInla
and Two uayonets.

A lestef nom coiumses, KY, Oh Inst, to the
Chicago TriD,als, ssys, Wl
Aterible tragic affair occurred here about
Ave No'clock this morning at the Columbus
House. A man by the name Of Rodgers, who
vas elected member OF Congress from the
hemphis district, but on some account was
refuaed seat, In q sudden ht Of insanity, as
ls supposed, commenced and attack upon
lieutenant while in his bed. The Ihndlord,
hearing the disturbance, rushed In, when Rod,
gers attacked him with knife, stAbhinR him
In terrible manner. The landlords wife, hear
ing her husbands cries for help, came running
In, and was INN ediately attacked by the mad
man, and gaHhed In a manner which renders
her recovery impossible. During the afiray the
lieutenant received a pistol shot which Il IL
feared will prove mortal. The guard here
rushed In and fred upon the unfortunate man,
who attempted his work OF murder upon them.
He finally fell dead, being shot with ave bullets,
and run through with two bayonots. Theland-
lord, his wife, and the lieutenant are now lying
at the point Of death. The two former, It ls
thought, cannot survive.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Hon. Joseph Casey, Chief Justice OF the
Court or Claims.


The Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph pays the fol-
lowing merited compliment to the newly-ap-
pointed Chief Justice of the Court Of Claims;
"The United States Senate has confirmed the
appointment of the Hon. Joseph Casey, one of
the Judges 81 the Court Of Claims, as Chief
Justice OF that tribunal. We understand that
the appointment was a voluntary tender on the
part Of the President, and that the confirmation
was unanimously made by the Senate. These
facts will not astonish the people Of this local
lty, where Judge Casey Is so well known, but
be received rather as a recognition of the ster-
ling qualities Of manhood which in him have
won and will continue to retain for the newly
created Chief Justice the respect and esteem
and confidence OF our people. To most pro-
found learning In the law, he joins sagacity,
industry, and searching intultlveness which al
him eminently for the position TO which he has
been elevated. With such a man TO stand be-
tween the hordes who will howl around the
Government with claims and the doors Of the
Treasury, tho public interests will be well
guarded, and not dollar allowed to be dis
bursed but what Is Justly due the claimant"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
John Hay, Esa..

Private Secretary to the President, who con-
templated spending his vacation Of few weeks
In the department Of the south, to witness the
operations upon Charleston, on reaching New
York city, was taken suddenly Ill, and has
returned to this city. Although he was quite
III, we are happy to state that he has recovered,
and will probably leave again, tomorrow, for
Port Royal, ria New York city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
- % -.

We present below some relisble statistics and
facts relative 70 our currency, which We arr
confident win be found novel and valuable, in
Wow Of The momentous questions and interests
concernlng Anhnce whieh has been undergoing
dlscussicn IN Congress and by the people.
The whole number Of banks n ne United
State is estimatedst iyssS, spportloned as fol-
lows, the branches Of State banks not being
enumerated IA this estimate;
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
: A Miatake.

The announcement that Mr.. Lewis, the newly
appointed Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
las entered upon the discharge Of his duties is
rather premature. Deputy Commissioner Es-
tee Is stlll acting commissioner, Gov. Boutwell,,
the late commissioner, assisting In the general
conduct Of the business. 49,
Mr.. Lewis hHs visited the ofice number of
times, aud had several consultations with Gov.
Boutwell, and Mr.. Estee relative to the general
conduct OF the business.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
BATTLE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
The suatsnslan AI,nyDsssAtsa

INV YoRK, Mareh Is me stcSmer Cham
pien has arrived. She brings intelligence Of a
collision between the troops of Guatemala,
under President Cauera, and those OF Salvador,
under President Barrios, on the 29d of February,
at Dastepequo about sixteen leagues Of the city
Of San Salvador. The result after two days fight
ing was a total defeat Of the Guatemaiian army
with the loss offour rined guns and a consider
able quantity of munitions Of war, 800 killed,
and large number OF wounded.
1t Is believed, from present indications, that
all Eve Of the Central American States WIN be-
come involved in the quarrel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

RELIC OF THE PAsT.-A marriage certia-
cate of the nuptials Of Mr.. Shoemaker and Mise
Morris, dated in 1889, together with ono Of the
white satin slippers worn by the bride on the
occasion, were exhibited at the central police
station last night. Tho certificate was on a
large folio sheet Of paper and the slipper quaint
In appearance had mammoth heel Of wood
nearly two inches high.--Balt. Sun.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Major Gen. burnside Ordered to the Field

Major Gen. burnside Ordered 10 the Field.
Gen. Burnside has received his orders, max
Ing him the commander of an important de-
partment, the details Of which we are not yet
authorized TO announce. He has been In con-
sultatlon with the military authorities nearly
all day, and will leave the city this afternoon
prt Ia
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
The THlksd-OT Invasion OF Kentucky
and Missouri.

Our exchanges West and Southwest do not
contain information Warranting the stories
about the reInvaslon of Kentucky and Missouri.
II the projects of our army and navy at Port
Hudson, VIcksburg and Middle Tennessee
should prove successful, as we feel Assured they
will, the rebels will retreat instead OF adyanc-
ing upon those States. They are at this hour
much more anxious to secure the lines In their
rear than to project their forces further to the
front
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
The Prsneh war I'm lIsniso.

NEW YoRK, March 1s.-The TribSAt'S SpO-
cIal dispatch has ofiiciAl Mexican adviceS 70
February 25th from Tori, within ffIsen miles
Of Puebla. Mexican preparations are complete
and the determination to resist the French is
as earnest as ever.
President suRrez has ordered the return Of
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Govsrnmsnt Csrtineat.s.

The first issue of debt certificates falling due in
the present month, has just been paid-the in
terest in gold and the principal in currency.
This simple description of gold bearing securi-
ties is daily rising in popular favor, and earlier
dates than the middle OF February are already
very scarce
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
A False RuInor.

A story has been current in our streets to-day
TO the effect that our gunboAt feet and trans
ports, at Port Hudson, had met with disaster.
The rumor, which is said to have come through
secession sources, finds no confirmation at the
War or Navy Departments to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
The L,ovaI Union I.saR,,s

or the District OF Columbia will holditH hrst meet
ing, to open ita new Hall, No. Asi Ninth street,
next Saturday evening" the 2ISt instant, at ~ p.
m. All men Of all parties are cordially invited to
attend. Distinguished speakers will be heard
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Rsbsls Captured by a Homo ouard.

Saturday night last three soldiers of Bradley
T. Johnson's regiment stole some horses from
a stable near New Creek Station, Maryland.
They were pursued by two Home Guards, who
killed a Lieut.. Jos. G. W. Marriott, and
wounded the others. The horses were re-
covarad
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
GrssnbaoLs ON the Paoiae. .

A considerable excitement exists in Oallfor-
MIA and Oregon in relation to the legal tender
notes. Parties who are paying debts contracted
some time ago with greenbRcks, are violently
denounced, and in some cases they have been
assaulted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Gen. Fosters Head Knocked on--ou

The Charleston Mercury declares that once
during the recent controversy between Generals
Hunter and Foster, they came to blows, Foster
striking Hunter in the face, and the latter re
taliating by cutting of Fosters head with a
billet of wood.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
NEWS FROM THE GULF SQUADRON
THE NANTUCKET AT CHARLESTON.

NEW YsRK, March ls.-The steamer Union,
from the Gulf Squadron via Port Royal on the
18th inst, and Fortress Monroe, has arrived.
Her adylces state that IL was the irOn-clAd
steamer Nantucket, which had arrived off
Charleston bar, instead Of the Nahant, as re-
ported from Fortress Monroe. .l
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
A HlosEaas nunnsr captured.

The U. 8. bark Gem Of the Seas captured on
the 10th instant the SlOop Petre, from Nassau,
while attempting tor the blockade at Indian
Inlet, East Florida. She was loaded with salt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
am. Indlnn Prlrnn.r,.

From the Mankato (AIlnn.) Record.
The following statistics, relative to the In
dian prisoners captured by Cen. sibley and i'm
prlsoned at this place, have been kindly fur
nlshed rs by Major Brown, from his officlal
reports; ~.
Indians tried, Sioux 80 =. 500
Wlnnebagoes 14--4O8
Acquitted and discharged, Sioux 10
Acquitted and discharged, Win
nebagoes - - 1879
Condemned at Fl. Smelling, Sioux
Died, up TO December 31st, 1882,
Sioux -
Hung by order Of the President S. II
Remaining In prison at Mankato,
December Sd, 1858, Sioux 500
OF which there are condemned,
SlOuN 25I
OF which there are condemned,
sentsuced 70 imprisonm't, Sioux 90
Condemned and sentence COM
muted by President, Sioux
Condemned and sentence remitted
by Gen. Slbley, Sioux
Acquitted but retained In connne-
ment, Sioux 4O-329
Alterations to Feb. %, 1858, died,
sentenced to be hung
Died, sentenced to imprisonment
Acquitted but retained In eonnne-
ment, Sioux l. z
Remaining In prison Feb. 2s,
1913, 322
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

REnovAL or BGwpv HoUsEsy-ossstal o. Tie
many denn OF wiokednola, infuuiing NJ suuthnIni
quarters Of the Fifth ward, were fropt yesterday,
BY the owners Of the premises to cagt forlh thelr
streams Of iniquity upon the city, and h0on doubt
leaa, other localities, now blessed viii rrna and
peace, will be made 70 Huffer under there poison
oun testers Of society. '-
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

PniSosERs or wAR,-Ths following rebel prir.
oneru, brought up from the Army Of the Potomac,
were sent TO the Old Capitol yesterday. ssrrsnnt
Alex Juer, Third North Carolina; s q, ueachnm
and \. ). Heron, Fortieih Virginia, and IA. Ben
nett, ,Twenty-seventh vlrRinia. = 80 Ira nil
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
A Kew Haven Councilman murdered

Thomas MeCaffrsy, a member of the New
Haven Common Council, was murdered in a
house Of ill-famc In that city last Friday night.
He was stabbed by George N. Cook, and Glenn
entIne Temple was present, aiding and abettlng.
Bad for the land of steady habltA."
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

THR AMERICAN HOTEL, Saratoga, has been
sold, furniture included, for S99, 900 cash,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Internal Revenue Receipts.
New York and WaEhInEtOn Steamship
Line.

We call special attention to the advertise
ment, in another column, Of tho above named
line. It is promising evidence Of Northern
enterprise, and indicates the increase Of bust
ness In this District and section of country.
Such line is much needed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

ys.e, - y ~ yog ~ sIis.II6a n ~ gisii.
tudei not ioIgetting Ne love yop bear iDr suHllg
ps5,F poSi ~l isna's ~ fs.s, q. |hss
innate goodness, for which you have ionE jnno
Justly been celebrated, A. patriot and gsn,
eervinoa Iof ten Thousand mn % I'M EI11Iltnoy,
the President, called the Fremont LeEon, bellevihG
that you are the Joshua - leAd ~ % ne I'D of
can adopt the sentiment Of the poet
Ha nFfom ths green rnouhtaihs 70 thsseat5
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

SECESSION sEMFATHns-wm. C. EnFiEht, siti-
len, arrested yesterday BY order Of the Provost
Marshal for disloyalty, and sent to the oa Capitol
prison. f" .r MIMI
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

AssAvtr.-Feter Meyer and cAAs. KIas Retees.
rested yeuterday,b by Patrolamen wannsll aht fohn-
son, of the Third ward, tor asaAnlting Mary Cock
and VIM. suitzer. They were ordered 10 rivous-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Sorghum for Pap.r.

Experiments with sorghum prove incontestl-
blythat paper OF a superior quality eau be made
Of sorghum, without the addition Of any other
stock. The days Of paper rags are nearly over.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

Tha Manchester IN. HI Mirror, Republican,
expreaaes the opinion that Col. j. 8. Chenny,
the Domocratic candidate for railroad commits
sloner, o elected,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
RnilInn or the ArabIn.

BosroS, March 1s.-The steamship Arabia
sailed this forenoon with two hundred and
ninety thousand dollars in specie.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
New Hank.

The Cincinnati GdTstts announces a move
ment In that city among the capitalists to or
ganiEe bank under the national banking law.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

PoEioEMAH REnoHEDy-we undsFutahd ithas
PatrolmAn Fenwiok, Of the Fourth ward, sont IN
his resignation yesterday 10 Sssept Of position %
a detective under Col. Baker. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

Lost cHuD.-Hsstsrday, pntrolmaa sissls, Of
the Third ward, found, child, bsiunrins TO NJ.
Geo. Bray, strayIng from his home ilst took him
ly returned him 20 his parents. IA .s-,'t- ,'a,D
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

A fruit grower informs the Rochester Express
that the fruit buds Of peaches were dsStroved
by the severe frost which followed the very MIA
VOApoa lp January, Wv
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

SELLING LIaUoR TO soIDIEns.-sSfEt Reed, Of
the second ward, arrested Louisa Kohnsr, ytdtsr-
day, charged with selling liquor to soldisrl. ghs
was fined $40 by Justice Clayton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

INskHE.-wm. II. Martin, Tenth MasSachuSatts
battery, was sent yesterday to thsInsane Hospital
BY the Provost Marshal. HIs insanity seemed 20
be only temporary. . I0t fls nhllM
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
RsGrsshimm.

The Eastern papers speak Aopefully, since
the late cold snap, of the Ice crop.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
A She Devil.

Mary Nell, an Irishwoman, In New York,
WIlfullY burned her little son, aged i've years,
with rsd-hOt shovel 30 that he died yesterday
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

AsPY.-Frank Wilson wss arrested ysstsrday
by Lieut., Hoyt for being rebel spy, and sooahnsd
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
,,,D.,,.,,,,,,,,, :. - -''

We see that the imPressment of supplies in
some Of the Military Departments of the West
is now made on the same principle as provided
for in the bill before Congress. Gen'l Buckner
has rescinded the order OF the Chief OF Com
misaary Of Subsistence Of his department, rela-
tive to the lmpressment Of stores, and fixing an
arbitrary tariff Of prices. He orders that here
after all subsistence procured In any way shall
be paid for at fair valuation, TO be determined
If there cannot be an agreement In full, by
disinterested arbitration. This is right.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
o,n. CndyaIad,,,, Command.

Gen. Sau"alaueFs CohhhAhhu'
We learn that General CadwRlader has been
assigned to the command Of the Second Corps,
Army Of the Potomac.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

~ Reece C. Fleason, one Of the editors of
Pittsburg Dipatch for fifteen years, died on
Monday last.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

PocEEr PIoEED,-Brig. Cen. Buford had hiS
pocket picked or ei,Soo to-day a clarkis Fss-
taurant, on the conner Of ssvsntssaih apd
atreeta. ---- ~ L ~ --------- u -----L
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

THREE companies Of the New Hampshire
Second regiment, which has just gone home
Portsmouth, which has been guarded thus far
by one sergeant, who turned ont to salute Gen.
Wool.
Westerly, r. l., lisa great wool depot. During
the past six months ,668 pounds, worth o. ,6oO,-
900, have been received there.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
or HOURs. aEH
Wilmington and Baltimore
n Al l. n o A d

- .".a. ."...H'
On and Gftsr MONDAY, JAN. sth, lsss,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAHR PHILADA. FOR
baltimore, at 400 a. m, lExprsbs, Mondays sE.
Segtedl SIS, LIS q M CEHprs's', AAa s'oo ?, m
Chester, atisi5 a. M, 800, tsO and IIoo PM.
IL Mnso IS ANN, s.oS, 40 S and S5T YIS0 p. n. ' '
New Castle, At SIS =. m and 40 p. m. ..-,r
Dover, at SIS a N. and Aao pm. .As+"
Milford, at 8i6 a. M. ...0 ... .....H4
Salisbury, at SIS a. IN. ..|#H#
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore At 500, 1910 =, NJ, CEHpresu,l Lio(EE.
pEsss,l e.so and 9. % ii1PTsssl p M ..fI,,s q,
%iaiHg'SSG SO6 q M 5j's 3 sSS and 'o n ls''
salisbury atal6p, m. '.r''.n .,-., IA ~ D..
Dover at ESQ a. IN. and 0.t0p. m.
New Castle Al 9. 30 a, m. and $40 p. m.
Chester at $40 and 1903 a. m, 1880 e0 and
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
Leave BsitinoTS for Dover and int'rnsdiAte pa
tionS, at iiop. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LeAye CheSter at as a. m, $50 p. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attached,
WIZ leave rTs PhiIaSspSlA, for Psyvis and iutsrms-
diAte places, at $50 p. m. ..gaa
Leave Wilmington, for RerryVillS and intsrmsii-
~ Leave Wilmington for PhllAdslphia and intOrme.
diAte places AtAp N. ..........
sUNDAYs-only at 4G m. and u m, trom PhilA-
delphiA to Baltimore.
From Philadelphia to Wilmington At II and ~
m, n. .-.
From Wilmington to PhilAdelphia at 7 p. m. and
ll.SO p, m.
only at $50 p, m. from Baltimore to PhiAdsl-
phiA. -
mar Is-n VIM sTEARNs, supt,
A RMY AND NAVY ALMANAC -
WASHINGTON IuITAY DRFerORY,
For the year 110d,
Containing, In addition to . Calender and the or
dinAfy AlAmanae Information, Tables Of Relerone0
In Matters Of special interest to the United Ser
YtceH.
Edited by BEN PEELrY PooHE. Handsomely
bound, price 30 cents, A
FfOs ~ mail on receipt Of the amount. ahgta
77-s,TT PHfLP 4 soLoMOh's nH
Metropolitan BOOK Store, ~
. 39a PennByiyAniA Avenue, between
mar is-st Z. I-, Ninth and Tenth Streets,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

sMALL-POX.-The Auburn Advertiser saws
that smallpox 10 raging fearfully at Jordan,
Onandaga county, New York, some accounts
CeVidently exaggerated) making the number Of
cases several hundred. Several instances have
occurred where individuals visiting the town
have been obliged TO remain, from fear Of
spreading the eontagion by returning home.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
The justices OF ths suprsms Court aaaI-
To- ~. f0ed. I..... ...

Yesterday Chief Justice Cartier, aud Justices
Fisher and olIn, appeared before Justice Wayne,
Of the U. 8. Supreme Court, and took the oath
Of officc qualifying them as justices of the su-
prsme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
As this new court has been organized for the
purpose of purifying IL of alleged traitors, and
Instituting judicial tribunal in complete har-
mony with the Federal Government, why should
not the bar Of tho District Of Columbia, whose
members are TO practice In this court, be also
purified by requiring those who do practice at
Its bar 10 take an oath similar to that admins
tered to the Judges7 No truly loyal man can
object to taking an oath, every day in the week,
If 1t is necessary, to support the Government
Of the United States.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

~ Capt. Baptist Mezlck, valued citizen
OF Baltimore, died on his farm at Sandy Point,
Maryland, last Sunday, aged ninety years.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
Dr.ss Receptions =. the Executive Man
EuECUTIvE MANSION,

. ..r. Washington, March Q, 1858.
The usual public receptions being over for
tho season, there viii be Saturday afternoon
drsss receptions until April LIST, commencing
Saturday, March IN, from onsto three O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
ON the EUROPEAN PLAN,

WITH FIRST CLASS RESTAuRAHT ATTACHED.
PRIVATE SUPPER ROOMS FOR PARTIES.
CT. Munssn - Co., ProPristOrs.
mar II
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
WAnHruaFOH, ID. O.
n nnf.ll. rn-nn.

Contains interesting reading matter, including
telegraphio dispatches.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
SE[QNI( ElETIQE.l
EqVR % poIt. 2. N.
PFyo'' ~-s'1AaI s.a.ssl .Gf tA' U-'i'a

Prsvost Iarbhsl esAsrul. Of the United
" y y tstassa. N
An order has been issued announcing that
Lieut.. Col. Fry, Of the U. 8. army, has been
appointed Rs0yost AiSrahal Gunsrnl Of The UnI-
ted States, provided for In the enrolment act,
with the pay and rank Of colonel. ( VI
The order announcing the above appoint
msnt revokes the old orders appointing deputy
provost msrshsls throughout ne Omitted states,
and % much ofths order rs authorizes Simeon
Draper, Esq, Of New York, 70 act as Provost
Marshal General under his old commission,
connnlng him in his operations to the city Of
New York . .'AA"'
Mr.. Draper will continue at his old head.
quarters in New York city, at least for the
present.
The law referred to above, authorizing the
appointment OF a Provost Marshal General,
also authoriEes the appointment Of a deputy
provost marshal general In each congressional
district IN the United States, with the pay and
rank Of captain. =. ss4..r t.u.a .1sr.. d
: We understand II is tho policy OF the Govern
mont 70 select these deputies AZ far aS possible,
nom among able ofieefs, who have diStin-
guI6hed Themselves In the flsld, And have been
partially diaSbled BY wounds. rg-
Colonel Fry was formerly Adjutant General
on McDowelps Staff, And,subsequently acted in
similar capacity upon that Of General Buell.,
in the West. r...r H."
Colonel Fry win establish his headquarters,
In this city, at the War Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
s.oeh Marl.. ro-aay.

sale market to-dayi
s.r Buying. Selling
U. S. Coupons. 6's Of 1884 iO4 los
Registered 1881 1O4l
z $40 Treasury notes l06 107
2 year per cent. notes 152
year certificates (old issue) 99l 100
lyear certificates (new issue) ga ySi
Demand notes, (old issue)- l5o -
American gold coin 159
Certificate checks 963
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18
asorgetov-n ARAirS.


MARIEN LIsr.-ArTipals.-schrs. Pandora, oona-
way and Bee, vashell, PhilHdsiphiaj anthrAe .,
coal TO j. q Hleston. - t 10y
sOhr. Clara, Galloway, Port Deposit, lanhsr to
Jos. Hbbey, .Hs. |n- rar0 4
Sshr. Geo, Franklin, Tyler, BAninOrsy ydr,,S to
the sane.
schr. soarvins, Sears, BOston, iSs to J. c. HES
ton. .. ... 81 HFffff
schr. s. h Z. HarrinstaH, Apergsth, baltimore,
gIano to peRI, Darby ..........'
schr. Samuel B. Gries, cAntweil, baltimore, coal
TO Jas. A. Donnelly. 9a o. fae.H ..H1HI8Ht
observation-disclosures swan, Rose, Aquia Creek,
Government stores. ..
schr. A. Carson, ConklIn, New York; OYSTER.
barge America, Gilmore, Edwards Ferry hay
for Government. g..... .. ..--..-,..
EscAPED DHowNIH0.-Thos. Coughlan, oitiren,
whilst lntoxloAted fell into the canal last evening
and was rescued BY the police, who lodged him in
tho Vtation-house, whence he WAs dismissed this
morning. r IN. .l-.Ils.1
CHrnAPEAKE AND ONO cANAL--Tho following
boats have arrived since last roporti "Ask the
Captain" coal to Amer c. co.j Cromwell, coal to
dol Jno. Jamas, -four TO Geo, Water. 3D.
The following have departed; soOw a2SI," Il
mira, "ASk the Captain" John A. Rsinhartj all
for Cumberland. - '-.'..L a,
PoLIoE cAsEs.-John sherwood, snowbailingi
fined e2.tA. Robert HaFrod, disorderly ooudnotj
dismissed. Henry IIgh, drunk diSmISsed
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

THURrow WEED Is in town.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-18

THE w AsHIN TON ACE,
l. ON GEoRGEToWE HEIGHTS
'.. a.| FOR SALE. A'Na7h
This valuable estate may be purchased, on early
application to the subscriber In person, or by let
ter through the Washington Post Office.
II 10 bounded BY four streets, and win be partieu
lAry described to any one At distance deSlTlngit.
As desirable place Of residence, for gentle
man Of means, II has no superior near Washing
ton. A. HYDE,
once In Riggs Co.'s Banking House.
mar IB-eodBts Nat. Int, star .H