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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

SMUGGLERs ARRRsTED.-On last Saturday,
two women were arrested by the guards at Aque-
duct BRIDGE in the attempt 10 smuggle across three
or four bottles Of whisky and upon close examina-
ton by the officer OF the guard 1t was discovered
that the figures IS Of May were changed to the sist
The figure being obliterated and and the figure
substituted on the left OF the making IT read slst
OF May, thereby extending the time II days The
parties were Immediately arrested, and they, with
their baskets Of pies, cakes, vegetables and IL
quors, were sent to the provost ofioe and from
there to the Central guard house.
AssAULT.-sam. Pope, a negro, was arrested
for A furious onset on another negro named Henry
Lee, in which the latter was rather roughly han
died. Justice Reaver ordered him 10 give security
for court.
POLICE CAsEs.--Nancy Ogleton, dlsorderly
conduct; hned S2.A. Frank Herbert, dO.J hned
ssGL Robert Pratt, RSaaulti dismissed. John
smith, disordeIly conduct fined sl6s. Ben. Cole,
do; do. Philip Brown, dol do. Hester Chase,
drunk dismissed. ChAs. Calhoun, dol do. Dan.
Webster, disorderly conduct hned ALA. Frank
Herbert, do; fined s5.g2. Henry Lac, dol hned
S24L Bill Lee, dol nned S2.44. Oliver Brown,
do; dismissed. Jno. Newman, diSorderly conducts
fined s2.A Allen Lee, dol do. Pat. Mallory,
bathing; workhouBe. Geo. HArtIuff, do.j dis
missed. Robt. Roberts, dol do. Francis Hartman,
do; do Thos. Donnely, disorderly conducts dis
missed. Jno. Harrod, dol fined S2.44. Bill Edin-
burg, do. hned s24L Bud HarrOd, dol hned S2.62.
Sam Pope, dol fined $6.62
MARINE LIsT.-ATrivalS.- Access, Rob
inson, Port Deposit; lumber to +. Pickerell.
sohr Martha, Wright, Port Deposits lumber to
James Libby.
schr. Ross wlnsns. Cade, Port Deposits lumber
to James Libby.
barge II D. d. Kelm, Davis, Belle Plain; army
rubbish.
parge MercAtett, Hagcrty, AquIa Creek wagons.
steamship Empire, Hunter, New York; merchan-
disc TO Morgan RhinehArt.
schr. VIM. Emory, Reid, BaltImorej brick to Jno.
NJ. stake.
Schr. Maria Pickup, Baker, report to Alexan-
dTia; light.
sehr. Maria Standlsh, Parker, wsshlngtOnj light.
sohr, ocean Herald, Wiley, Washington; light.
sohr. Marian, Maui, WaBhingtoni light
Brig Robin, Hopkins, AlexAndriaj light.
schr. Annie f. Martin, Brewer, Washington
Light,
schr. Mary Eliza, TrAverS, Balt'i salt toJ ThoS.
Davis.
Davis; and large number Of boats, bringing coal
| for different parties
Sloop Banner, -, Sandy Bar, II, 600 fish to j. A.
Knight
sloop Anna Maria, -, Sandy Bar, 10000 fish to
| J. A. Knight.
| DepdtuTeG.-G. W. bpates, mary "lIAIuI Eu"ln
Boyce, r. Z. HaddemAn, G. Ardinger, Ida Lee, II
A. koins, Jas Crawford, Minnie Slack, Den. Darby
Jno. Humbird, X. Huntley, W y. BrAsheArs, W.
E. Taylor, Ellen A Goodwin, Keystone, j. W. Sea
man.
Depafures by Riper --schr. Dilatush, Hartford, CT
| barge Jno. BeAli to AlexAneriai coal from Rays
| Docks.
THE MARKRTs.-The following is a list ol
prices as reported for the RePubieGn, up to l2 m.
to-day
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SEE FIRST PAGE OF to-dAy's REPUBLICAN fol
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
graphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25

NIxoN's CREMoRNE CIRCUS has arrived in
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ALES.

A GENCY OF
n JOHN TAYLOR SONS.
ALBANY IMPERIAL oRHAH
p, Xxx ALEB.
We are constantly receiving full IaPply OF
tbssS Celebrated DRAUGHT ALEs, dteet nom
Messrs Jobn TAYLOR Sons, in oaakA and hl1 eAal1I
vi .niicit the patronage of citizens and tie trade
anu AOAi0'' " BATES h WOOD,
9Q9 PennIylYAniA Av0u0,
,.,u opposite WillAEN HOTEL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THERE Will IN A sFnoIA1 Mrrrrro or
the Board Of Trustees Of Public schools on Tuesday
afternoon, May 2sth ~ ~ o'clock 70 consider the
report Of the COMMITTEES on the Annual Examine
tion, and for other business. III
WIN. D. DAYTON,
may 25-N Seoretnrv q
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25
NEW BOOKS.

NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
GIBBONS ARTILLERIST'S MANUAL new and
greatly enlarged edition. SO.
HEAVY ARTILLERY TACTICS, for 1868. 50.
ROBERTSs HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY
new and enlarged edition. Price sI.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtloneF,
my 26-Iw tChronl SsI Pa. Ay.
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NJ E w B 90 ks.
OPEN AIR.
GOOD THOUGHTS.
HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL, in all
Ages and in all Churches, and Pagan, De
monstratinB a Universal Faith.
AGNES, by Adams.
TWO PICTURES, by Mcintosh.
PARIS IN AMERICA, by LAbOulAYe.
THE RACES OF THE OLD WORLD, by Brace.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stationer, S94 Penn. Ave.
my 2b-lw tChroniclel
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=. Tn. once o6 the National RsPabli-
.sn Is at BII ninth street, between Fenh-
yivanIa avenue and ID street
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25

ta8 IoR CREAM AND WATER ICES, wholesale
and retail. Hotels boardlRg-housos, retail stores
parties, fairs, excursions and suffers furnished at
the lowest prices. Families supplied with the best
cream and confectionery, and delivered to any part
Of the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con-
iectioneTy, Sixth street between q and n.
my 3-lm JAS. sHAFFIELD,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25
Collection of Claims for Indiana Soldiers.

The Hon. o. P. Morton, Governor of Indiana,
whose zeal for the welfare Of his soldiers Is pro-
verbal, has again entered upon the initiative.
Whilst in this city last week, he made arrange
ments for charging the work Of his Military
Agency in this city, by connecting with it the
duty of prosecuting soldiers claims at the ex-
pense of the State.
Blank forms for claims Of every description
are furnished from the Office here and the de-
partment at indianapolis, and when prepared
are fled and prosecuted hero by the agent.
Publication is to be made of this arrange
ment in the newspapers of the State, and a cir
cuar addressed to the regiments In the field on
the subject. This arrangement will save to the
brave men OF the State and their friends, tens
Of thousands Of dollars, and Is certainly an act
of justice.
We understand that the agent here is not to
file applications for attorneys who receive fee,
and not to receive business from agents in any
other State than his own who may send their
claims to him to elude the eye Of the duly ap-
pointed agent of that State, as has often been
done.
If this arrangement were adopted by all the
states, an immense saving TO the soldiers would
bc the result.
Northern "VIeWE" DisPIHysd In Rich.
mOnd.
! In the Richmond Examiner we hnd adver
/ tised, among other attractions OF the "Confed
crate Reading Room" five panoramic views o.
the attack upon Charleston harbor, Just re
ceived from the North; also "all the New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
papers Of the latest dates on file"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25
THO. =. STOKES, seo,y.

To CoNsuMPTIyRs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health In a few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious TO make known
to his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used free Of ohArge) with the direo
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will fnd SURE CuRE for CoEsUMPrIos,
AsTHMA, BRoHcHTIs, &C. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription, IL to bono
at the afflicted, and spread information which he
oonceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings county, New York,
myi8-5m
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may 25-qt

No CONPRoMsE WITH TRRAsoN on TRAI-
ToRs.-NoTIcE.--Ia am authorised by the Secretary
Of War to raise q BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
specia sc-vies. .s-. .... ..r ..r
Each company will be Organised - prescribed in
General Orders No. 1875, series OF 1892.
All ofhosrs will be selected and appointed BY the
Colonel Commanding subject to the approval Of
the Secretary Of War. &
Prom the peculiar nature OF the ServIos required
ofthiS battalion, none but sober, honest, and In.
telligent men will be enlisted.
The best heetest, and most Servieeable Horses
only will be used.
This Battalion win be armed with the new cello
brated Repeating Rife, disohArging nftesn shot.
per minute. r.ar ..... ..
For further particulars, apply at No. 0i1 Penn.
BylyAnla avenue. L. c. BAKER
may slim Colonel Commanding battalion.
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HoI,p
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, ko The reading-roomu
open every evening. aprA A-1w
Alfred Thomas, Esq, is duly authorized and
accredited as Agent to solicit and receive sub.
ncriptons and contributions In support Of the Ma.
tionAl Union League Reading Room.
... WIN. BEBB, President.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTR,-The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at GoVernmOnt rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West,
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
dee Of the "GreAt PennBylvAniA Route, ,I northeast
corner PennIylyanlA avenue and sixth street, un-
p. ion sundays to p. m.
K. o. NORTON,
aug Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25

THE DISEASES OF ERRoR-(Lss MaLadieS
dErrelT,l ~, John b. Ogden, M. D., author and
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promise
and agree to send lfree OF chArge) to any young
man who will write for 1t, sample copy foF peru.
sal. The proper study Of mankind iB Man. This
valuable work B Issued and sent forth for the ben
eht Of suffering humanity. II treAta in simple
language on all the diseases OF Error, Including
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impoteney
&C., 6c.-giyIng safe, speedy, and eifeotuaI pre-
BcriptionB for their permanent cure together with
much valuable Information. All who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive a sam
pie copy by return mail, free of charge.
Address JOHN D. OGDEN, M. D.,
my l6-Sm No. 90 Nassau st., New York
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED CAPTURE
OF
PEN MBERT0N'S ARMY

New YORK, May 25.-The Tribune Of this
morning, edItoriAlly, says that dispatches which
have not been given to the press, state that the
whole rebel army at vlcksburg has been cap
inrnh
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25

MON AYmamnnnmnn'mnnlMAY Is, 1883
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XlERAll
FROM VICKSBURG.
DISPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL PORTER.
Splendid Action of the Gun
boats.
ENEMY EVACUATE HAINEs' BLUFF.
Guns, Ammunition, and Supplies fall
into Our Hands.
PORTER DESTROYS THEM.
FOURTEEN FORTS CAPTURED.
Grant Reducing the Others.
Fall Of Vicksburg the Work OF only
few Hours.
Guns, Ammunition, and Supplies fall
into Our Hands.
PORTER DESTROYS THEM.
FOURTEEN FORTS CAPTURED.
Grant Reducing the Others
Fall Of Vicksburg the Work Of only
a few Hours.
90, &C.,

The following dispatch was relieved from
Admiral Porter, by the Secretary of the Navy,
about noon
, 1863-10-06

plicated parts, and Of course is not liabls to
but eha"1s. nubias, ope1a capes.
undecsleevef, comforts, and ali
like artlc1e4. The usual speed Of the MACHINE
IL about 5000 stitches per minute, sorniug
out psir Of tocks or stockings in dftee5
minutes- In money making OF ecouomfcaI
point Of view It should attract, particularly.
the attention Of farmers who have dauphters
growing up, and who are expected to. and
should, contribute to their own suunort
TIE aTersge number Of family is about eIx
persona. Each person will wear ont at least
four pair Of socks or stockings per year. .mak-
Ing two dozen pairs. To knit those stockings
BY hand with coarse ya,p, will take one per-
s.n 1t least fo1ty' eight days; with fine yarn,
ti9fy days. This machine will do the en,ite
work IN one day: There is another and better
view OF this. Merchants and all others want.
Ing them. will readily pay from S. so to S.. 90
Per dozen for these socks, after they are knit.
The material, &c, may cost one-half that
money, leaving profit of IS 90 to 81, 90 per
Gay to the owner Of the machine, and the ma
chine Itself will Inst for life. time. We In
Vite the farmers to examine into the thing,
and see what 1t will do for them. The ms.
chimes have heretofore been sold at $50 90, but
the proprietor has been under the necessity
Of increasing the price to $500, owing to
the greatly Increased cost in manufacturing
them. Bramon d Elliot, 120 Lake street,
Chicago, are the general agents.
l should like to e1umerate many other artI.
cles Of real merit, which hare been on exbi-
bitfon here, but I hare not the time before
the mail closes. H1o.HoC,
, 1863-10-06
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS,
4 Narrow Escape from War with
Great 5ritaln,

From S. G. Hallett & Co.'s American Clscu1ar.]
Now that the. story Of successes, achieved
by the loyal armies during July and August,
has been thoroughly digested By our con.ins
across the sea, their faces begin to brighten
unGer the genial influence ot such diet. and
questions Of recognition aud Intervention
bid fair to be less mooted than for some
months past.
From public and private sources of infor-
nation, We receive assurance OF the follow
!. The French Emperor is rapidly adjusting
his Mexican prcgramme-Thlch was oefe1n-
ally projected on the theory Of divided
Union-1o suit the approaching fact Of re-
2. Il Louis Napoleon has at times meditated
recognition Of the so.called Southern Cou-
ftderacy, he is now further from It than ever.
In short, he has signifed his intention not to
interfere.
s. England-partly In consequence Of the
foregoing, and especially In Tier Of the rezo.
eolved to detain the Laird iron elads until a
decision shal1 be reached In the Gaze Of the
Alexandra. The hearing will probably be
prolonged by an easily arranged process: il
Iot, there Is little doubt that the opinion Of
the Court will be largely Influenced by the
feeling Of the British Government and the
tquity Of the case.
Neither France nor England will 70 to
war 1or the Cent? tde1ates this year, nor run
the risk Of inducing the United s1ates to com.
mtnce the contest,
Now that the danger has apparently blown
over, We feel at liberty to state fact which
has long been In our keeping. It is regcla
ton to The public Of the imminence Of the cri.
sis through which they hare passed, and q
guarantee that the Administration will jeal,
ously gnard American honor and safety, in
the maintenance OF our foreign relations.
co1sairs seemed most threatening, 1t was def.
nite1y resolved by the Cabinet that euch an
eTent must be considered an act Of tcar; that
q WAT with Great Britain, With all Its terrible
results to either side, would be preferable to
these continued accesslons TO the rebel pirate
navy that, IN such an event, a rebel vessel
was to be engaged wherever found, tten # Il
had to b cut out Of an English port. Happily
for the pe4ce and commerce Of the world, q
reeort to this reprieal is not forced upon us,
Our armies and navies will be solely aud zeal
ouEly devoted to the environment Of the fast
collapsfrg rebellion.
, 1863-10-06
THE PROMOTION OF GEN,
GILMORE.
Correspondence OF the New York Times.I
MORRIS Island, Sept 2l. 1893,

Correspondence OF the New York Times1
NORRIS Island, Sept. II, 1893.
Nothing has given more decided satIsfac.
tion throughout the entire department than
the intelligence OF the promotion Of General
Gilmore to the rank Of Major General. The
General WAS at Hilton Head when The steam.
er Arago, bearing the official documents,
came. in. No sooner had the information
Of the honor conferred reached the troops
on shore than it was the signa1 for cheers,
rejoiclngs and congratulations. All the
vessels In the inlet displayed flags
and streame1s, and the customary salute Of
thirteen guns WIS fired. Upon arriving, in
ne evening, at his headquarters a. Morris
Island. he Was waited upon By the Fourth
New Hampshire regimenta band, who favor
ed him with ee1enade replete with delightful
melody and choice yarlatlngs. Throughout
the entire following day his tent was
surrounded by officers who took the oc-
casion to express their hearty delight at this
token OF official and public APPRECIATION.
Island battery of six pieces formed on the
beach In front Of the Generals quarters, and
repeated the salute Of thirteen guns given
at Hilton Head the day previous. Later Ia
the day large wagon, the property Of the
cred with the National colors and drawn By
eight white horses, each horse decked with
miniature flags, the whole preceded By
the I'd brigade hand and followed by de.
tacbment Of the 18th New York regiment,
arrived ut headquarters. In the body of the
wagon was a wooden cage six feet square, on
the top Of which vas perched fne specl-
men OF the American eaele. It was soon as-
certained that the object Of this unique plr-
ade WAS to present the General with the eagle,
the gift Of the 47th regiment. After forming
the men In line in front of his tent, Acting
Adtutant John A. Smith made brief and
pertinent speech. which was responded to In
few words by Gen. Gilmore, This done,
the band struck q lively air, ut the completion
Of which the presentation ceremonies termi-
mated. According to the written opinion Of
Gen. Halleck and other Departmental au-
thorities, the case cf Gea. Gilmore Is one
among precious feT In which the honor con-
ferred wa1 truly and deservedly won. The
double star adorns the shoulders of no better
or hrnYer eQllfer.
, 1863-10-06

The. Seizure OF a British steamer by
the q. s. steamer Seminole.
1t appears that the capture Of British
steamer By the gunboat Seminole, reported
by telegraph yesterday, vas made in Mexican
waters, and is therefore likely to lead to In
ternational difficulties, The Boston .adrer-
siser prints the following extract from letter
By an officer Of the Seminole on the subject !:
Yesterday Sept ~ Commander Rolando, Of
thie chip. took possession Of the British steamer
Sir William Peel, he having full 1aith aud much
citcumttanttat evidence that said vettel WAS In
te1ding to 1T out for q Confederate p.iyatees She
arrived here some time since, discharged cargo,
part Of which WEB coutEaband+ and has been ftom
thu A1sta tuepicious acting vessel The seizure
was nadc In Mexican waters. and as the 2ct Is
Likely to make come stir explain It to you.
We all think our Captain had Just grounds for
his action in the premises, and trnst our Govern.
ment will iudotpe and sustain him In what he has
done She is large, dne vessel, and, had she
succeeded IN eq1ippfng herself as prirateer,
would hare done dnca,culAble damage to our CON.
Mercc.
The letter adds TINT quantity Of artillery
carrisge a1les and ca.k of cavalry harness
rigs we're found on board-a part Of the ont
1a1d cargo, apparently, which had not been
djEcbArred.
, 1863-10-06

whites? And it may be asked who but a
Copperhead would put the growth of the
"stinkmg weed" ADORE the preservation Of
the Unionf II Stanton and Bchenck have
secured in spite Of secession opposition
two or three brigades Of sta1wart black
soldiers in Maryland, they are richly en-
titled to the thanks Of every loyal man?
, 1863-10-06

tY The Chicago rebel organ denies that
Mer1ick:eTe1 uttered this language: 1.-THE
man who willingly draws the swords at
the bidding Of the misshapen tyrant at
Washington is recreant slave"
On what authority does it deny that he
used these words? The Cleveland Herald
declares that he uttered them in his recent
speech to the secessionists Of that city.
The words were noted down at the mo-
uent Of their utterance. There is no sort
Of doubt but be is guilty Of making use Of
this treasonRble language. His whole
speech overlooked with malice, alander
and disloya1ty.
, 1863-10-06

ANDREW JoussoN.-We see that Goyerno,
johnson, Of Tennessee, uho, like most South
ern Unionists, is particularly offensive to the
opposition. ID charged By IN opposition paper
with drawing ''triplicate salaries, rs Governor,
a Senator in Congress and General In the
army"
Governor Johneon's term as Senator ex-
pired March 9Th, 1868, and Of his pay previous
to th1t time he must have forfeited By ab-
sence the proportion accrulng after his ap.
pointment to fezye In Tennessee. We believe
TINT he has no salary IS Military Governor,
and tas the commission Of B6gadier General
to rovide him With reasonable compensa-
ii for his services rs governor; 50 that In
stead Of three salaries hh draws ore. His
services ire worth. three, but only one Is
paid.
, 1863-10-06

s~A three-ltne item. going the newspaper
rounds, cannot fai. to 1mpress every one with q
eense Of the benetcent results springng from
stantone Wholesale e1avc.buying and General
schenek' q interest in the welfare of his dock:
The State OF Maryland produces this year but
6u0 noReheads o. tobacco, which is 45G0U 1ess
than the usual product Chicago 75mes
THIS *:thrce-line item" is a three.lieitem
and is only ''going the newspaper rounds''
Of the Copperhead press. The falling of
il Maryland is not onc-fourth as great a.
stated in the Coppahead item. Every
black man who volunteers; saves white
man from the DRAFT, and as one or the other
must 60 what difference does It make
whether tobacco be cultivated by negocso o,
, 1863-10-06

fI The Chicago rebel organ is out vig-
orously in defense Of Scho6e1d, and Justify
denounces the Missouri delegation OF
Uuionists that called On the President to
petition for his supercedure. Every Cop
perhead and dlsloya1 sheet in the land op.
noses the removal Of schofe1d. Why :
Because he is their style Of man. Birds Of
q feather, flock together.
, 1863-10-06

Gen. Beauregard's recent apparently angry
e1postn1ations to Gilmore against fingipg fra
into Charleston, are doubtless a trick to get
Gilmore to furnish him provisions. They eat
fire in Charleston. We are told that when the
beasts captured the tortoise, That sly creature,
on being asked how he would choose to die,
answered, SIN any nay, except by being cast
into the waterl'' So they cast him into the
water, and he swan of. laughing Violently.
Thus the valiant Beauregard and his fire eat
els are laughing at Gilmore while they fatten
themselves on hot meals at his expense,
, 1863-10-06
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