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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

AN IMPORTANT ORDRR.-By General Order
just issued by the War Department, the Twen-
ty-arst and 1wenty-second Army Corps (MsJor
Generals McCook and Crittenden) have been
consolidated into one corps, to be called the
Fourth Army Corps, and Major Gen. Gordon
Granger placed in command. A court of in
qury has also been ordered, to investigate the
conduct of Generals McCook and Crittenden in
the late battles near Chattanooga. General
Granger commanded our reserves on that
bloody field, and by his high soldierly abilities
rendered immense aid to Gen. Thomas in COW
ering the retreat Of our army to Chattanooga.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
THE CIVIC RECEPTION OF THE RUS
SIAN OFFICERS IN NEW YORk.

Yesterday morning joint committee OF the
New York City Council visited Rear Admiral
Lissovsky on board his flagship In the harbor,
presented to him and the officers Of the Rus
sian feet the resolutions Of the Council. The
Admiral made handsome speech In response,
and afterwards proposed the following senti-
ment:
1.-THE President of the United states-the
man whom you have entrusted in this diHicult
period of your history with the chief office in
your countryside officer who enjoys the repu-
tAtion all should desire TO attain-of an honest
Inan.''
The toast was drank.
Alderman Froment, chairman Of the com.
miitse, giving "The Emperor of Russia"
The Admiral gave: "The success Of the
Prssident.'
The oficers then were taken ln the commit.
tees cutter to Twenty third street, the Russian
vessels firing another salute As they left.
sslutes were fred at the pier on landing, and
the procession, which comprised the members
Of the city government and some distinguished
citizens In carriages, and the fifteen regiments
which form the four brigades Of the Hrst d.
vision, moved through Twenty third street to
the Fiflh avenue and down Broadway to the
City Hall. Broadway was thronged, and there
was even no such demonstration since the re-
ception Of the Prince Of Wales. Artillery
thundered for while, the troops marched In
review, and then the officers and members Of
the Council proceeded TO the Governors Room,
where Mayor Opdyke delivered q welcoming
address. The Admiral responded, and was in
troduced, with his officers, to the citizens
present. 1t was altogether brilliant affair.
The visit 70 the public institutions, the ban
quet and the ball will take place at the conve.
nience OF the Russian officers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Naval Orders To-day.

Surgeon Henry F. Mcsherry, detached from
the navy yard, Philadelphia.
Assistant Surgeon J. c. Spear, ordered to the
navy yard, Philadelphia.
First Assistant Engineer William O. Buchler,
ordered to the Galena.
Third Assistant Engineer Joseph Morgan,
ordered to the Metacomet.
sailmaker Benjamin b. Blydensburg, de-
tached from the school ship Constitution, and
preparatory orders for sea service.
Sailmsker Henry r. Slocker, ordered TO the
school ship Constitution.
APPOINTED.
Henry A. Strong, Of Rochester, N. Y, has
been commissioned as an Assistant PaynasteI
in the Navy, IRON the l2th of March, 1863.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
PERSONAL.

Hon. JoHs B. ALLEY arrived in town yester-
day.
Hon. Gro. W. JULIAN IL going 10 Iowa to,
stump the stats.
HORACE II. HAnxrsou, Rsq., of Nashville,
U. s. Attorney for the Dlstrist Of Middle Tenn
essee, was In the city yesterday.
GENERAL sB.RIpAN's division of the Army
OF the cunbsrland lost In the recent battles In
Georgia i,1oo men In killed, wounded and missing
about forty per cent. Of the whole NUMBER
Rev. JAS. HooE, d. d, one of the most emil
neat ninisters Of the Presbyterian Church Of Ohio,
died At Columbus on Tuesday last, aged eighty
years.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN, speaking OF Pennsyi-
y.ni. politics, expressed himself anxious for the
reelection Of Governor Curtin, and that n In that
state he should speak and vote for him. So says
the Pittsburg Commercial.
Mr.. GEO. vANpRsHoFP has made engage.
ments to give his " Don Quixote and sancho Pan
rs" his latest subject for readings, At Albany,
Hartford, Providence, Salem, st. Louis, and other
cities, East and West, before the Young MeA's Ii
brary Associations during the coming season.
BRiaApIlR GEN. GRAHAM, of the Excelsior
Brigade, whose services on the battle Held and his
incarceration In Libby Prison have been previ-
ousiy noticed, had very Scattering reception on
his arrivs, In New York, on the 2s,h nlt.
| "TIMorBr TIrcoMB" (Dr. J. q. Holland)
has just completed, in the Springfield Republican,
series Of moral esssys entitled " Letters to the
Joneses," which are to be collected and published
ip uniform style with his Gold Foil"
Col. LOOMS, of the celebrated Loomis Bat
terry, and one Of the bravest and ahlest artillery
officers in the service, has arrived In cincinnati
He has received dispatch from Chattanooga, sta.
ting that the i've guns Of his battery which were
captured by the enemy In the early part OF the bat
tie OF Chattanooga, were recaptured before the
great battle was over.
GEN. Q. A. GILMORE, commanding at Nor
| ris Island, In n general order, recently issued
states thst It has come TO his knowledge that de-
tachme nts OF colored troops, detailed Tor fatigue
duty, have been employed, In one instance, a
least, to prepare camps and perform menial dutie'
for white troops. Gen. Gilmore declares such uss
Of these details ss unauthorized and improper
and expressly prohibits it In future.
MEssRs. REYNOLDS of Missouri, Flanagan
Of Arkansas, Moore Of Louisiana, and Lubbock o
Texas, (rebrl governors, and all fugiti Ives excep
the latter have just met In convention at Mar
shall, Texas TO consider the present aspect OF al
fairs In that region. They have established them
selves as Committee OF Public Safety, Tor the pur
pose OF helping the fortunes OF the Confederscy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Growers Theatre.

Mr. Growers new theatre is assuming Its
fair proportions and putting on Its wedding
garments with great dispatch. 1t will he
opened in blaze of glory, in the early part Of
next week.
Tonight, Manager Growers Company at the
Washington Theatre produce a great bill
I" The Stranger" and The Honeymoon" Mr..
Davenport as the Stranger, Mrs. Farren as
Mrs. Haller, and Mr.. Wallack as the Duke
Aranza, will make an immense bill.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
The War not SO Calamitsus.
In q speech at Philadelphia on Monday even

In speech a. fhiladelphia on Monday even
ing, Prof. Orestes A. Brownson said;
"The war Is not a calamity. Nations have
gone ont and expired In absolute aunkeyism.
hope the war will not cease until Il has made
all the North, men. 1t has been our supineness
that has allowed the South for thirty years to
gamble on our love of the Union.
{. Men can'tbe neutral In these times. How
can q good soA,bs 1eutfsl when he sees . msn
with q dagger at his mothers hearth Country
Is more than mother. The neutral 10 not only
q traitor, he is q coward. have no sympathy
with q party that seeks TO come into power
through peace. Give the rebels peace and you
give them independence. The copperheads are
deceived. Some of their leaders expect but q
temporary secession. The Sonth has no such
an idea. They have used the northern Demo-
Gratis; how they intend In future to treat them
can be seen by the Richmond papers. They
will keep between them and the wind, and then
hold their noses. This Union once dissolved
can never be restored. We must elect such
men to office as will push the war and malnt ain
tn Government
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
CHATTANOOGA.
T h E SIT y ION

OficIal dispatches Of the 1st inst, received
to-day, represent the military situation before
Chattanooga to be Is sasisfsctory q the most
hopeful could wish. Bragg makes no sdvance
and does not dare do II. The statement In
rebel papers that Gen. Burnside has retrested
from Jonesboro', East Tennessee. to Knoxville,
Is Ho{ true, ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Arr,v., Of P.rol.d Prisoners.

Tho crews Of the gunboats Reliance and Sat.
elite, lately captured in the Rsppahannock
the boats crew Of the Wabash, taken in
Charleston harbor and the boats crew of the
Nephon, captured at New Inlet, North Caro-
lima, have arrived here under a flag Of truce, as
paroled prisoners. They number in all abou,
sixty men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

SWORDS CRossED.-In 1880 four officers In
our regular army, three of whom belonged to
one regiment, imported four French sabres,
exactly alike In pattern and workmanship, for
their own use. Two Of these officers, Robert
T.. Lee and FItzhugh Lee, are now In the rebel
army, and the other two, Col. ID. B. sackett
and Lieut.. Col. A. p. Porter, are In the army
OF the Union.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

A little girl about four years old, and little
boy about six, had been cautioned In their
strife after hens eggs not 10 take the nest egg;
but one morning the little girl reached the nest
hrst, seized on an egg and started for the house.
Her disappointed brother followed, crying,
Mother susy has been and got the egg the
old hen measures by"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PUBLIC IssTALLArIoN.-As au appropriate
termin ston OF the anniversary celebration Of the
Sons OF Temperance, Equal Division No. ., held .
public meeting In smeeda Hall last night at
which the officers for the ensuing term were iu-
stalled. Mr.. John Johnson, D. g. W. p, conduc-
ted the ceremony Of instsllation, which was quite
interesting to the "outsiders who were present.
Mr.. Donald Mccathron. q member OF our City
Council, WAS Installed As Worthy Patriarch. He
made an appropriate "insugural" on his In.
duction into othce, after which Miss Martha v.
Ferry came forward and presented the new and
elegant banner OF the division to the W. r., ac-
companied by neat and appropriate speech.
Mr.. McCsthron eloQuently responded, receiving
the bsnaer 10 behalf Of the Division. Mr. Joha 8.
Poler made an earnest and telling speech at the
opening Of the meeting. One Of the most interest-
Ing features OF the occasion was the admirable
singing which intersperscd the exercises, per.
formed by double quariette OF ladies' and gentle
men. .N
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
UObLE WORDS I

"Wulrpvsr TuIr (rHI RHBns) HAvn THD
" "poWRp. fBIY DRIVE BlvoRI TEEN INTO fHnIR
I" RANKS rHl soUrBsRN PHoPLD, AND fAHT
WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUsT TuIn Hor.
"WHRn ruEy ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
q" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF fHRsB THINGS, An AhAzBD THAT
"ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
"fRRhs.' Hn WHO lNrRRfAINs TIE sRNrInRNf
"Is FIT oNLI TO Bl A Slave; H WHO UrrsRs
|" II At SHIs TINE, noRIovIR, Is TRAITOR TO
his COUNTRY, WHO DnsIRvEs THn scoRN AND
coNTKnPT or ALL HONORABLE nN."-Ros.
era~s, to tAs Ge~eral Assswsblv Of ONO, RsbrSa'y
1883.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

DISCHARGED. John NJ. Lamb, newspaper
contractor for the army of the Potomac, who
was arrested In Alexandria last week on the
charge Of smuggling quinine through our lines,
has been examined by Col. Wells, commandant
of the post, and discharged. 1t appears that
Mr.. Lambs employees, or some parties un-
authorized by him, have scut quinine concealed
in his packages Of newspaper. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

AN rLEdAsr RECEPTION was given to the del
egations from Missouri and Kansas by DR.. Sol.
ger, Assistant Register of the Treasury, at his
private residence on Eleventh street last even.
iug. Music, conversation, aud feasting was
the order Of the occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
s,.t....ts Of p...rt.r from R.e hmond.

A deserter from the Richmond City Battal-
ion, named Charles Hutchins, belonging to
Brooklyn, New York, has reached here. He
says that there are from ten to eleven thousand
rebel troops in the neighborhood Of Richmond;
that the new Merrimac is lying near Jones's
Bluff; that the Lady Davis is now fully iron
plated; that third ironclad Is on the stocks,
and that Ave small gunboats are lying near the
bluff. Nearly all the sailors at Richmond
about hve hundred, had been sent to Charleston
under command Of Capt. Pegram.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

HUMANITY writes US that he saw black
boy chained while setting up ten pins in a
gambling saloon Of this city. What In the
name OF humanity" was the writer doing In
such placei He had better be cautious or
he will weave about his own soul chain more
dangerous and lasting than that he saw encir-
cling the limbs of the poor black boy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

An exchange says, with force, that for every
actual dollar that the rebel Government spends,
IL goes In debt irts7,. Now, when we con
slider what a vast number Of real, actual dol
lars II must spend In carrying on tuch war
as this, we may perhaps form some conception
of the horrible debt II Is incurring.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
IN. D,S.ne., or New Nork ,

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-At . meeting OF the
made from the committee appointed to exam
Inc the harbor defences. The committee state
that hostile vessel In attempting to enter the
harbor would be exposed to q raking fire Of
500 guns of the heaviest calibre, and they did
not see how hostile vessel could go through
the Narrows. The harbor is considered TO be
In perfect state of defence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH.

TO BE SENT OVER UNDER THE Ex-
TRADITION TREATY.
Special to the National Republican.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. at. Muller, charged
with fraudulent bankruptcy and forgery Iu
saxony, Is to be taken to that country for trial,
under the extrsdition treaty. The prisoner
left this morning in charge of detective, who
will deliver him into the custody of German
authorities In Dresden.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

Talking about letting the freed negroes vote,
q loyal Texan declared himself iniexibly Op
posed to the measure, because In six months
after you give the negroes the right to vote,
half the Democratic politicians iu the country
will 20 about swearing that they have negro
blood In their veins"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
The Natlonal L.oan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The subscription
agent reports the sale of 81 ,O43, 500 Of FIVE
twentes to-day. Deliveries of bonds are now
being ma1e to September 29th.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

A NEW York DEsERrER.-The Richmond
Dispatch says;
Charles IIalleck, son Of the editor of the New
York Journal Of Commerce, arrived In Augusta,
Georgia, some months since as II "refugec,"
and obtained situation on newspaper there,
deserted to the enemy last week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

SALES OF CoNFIsCATIp Estates IN ALEX
ANDKIA.-The sales of rebel estates In Alexan-
dria, Va, will take place ou Monday. The
sales will be absolute and the titles given In
fee simple, subject to the revision OF the Su-
preme Court, before which 1t is expected the
legality OF the csnnscation act foritiling the
property of rebels only during their lifel line,
will be tested.-N y. T,nps.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Army Or THE CunpnRLANp.
Hssazsr snA ButssrAsis.

Hseksr ana DuttsrAela.
CNcTnNArf, Sspt. 8o.-0snersl Hooker and
staff arrived at the Burnett House here last
evening, and the General wss sereuaded. The
General, In few remarks, said that he was
going 70 speak TO the rebellion through the
thunder tones Of artillery and musketry.
Gen. Butter6eld also said that they were
going TO the trout to hght traitors, aud they
wanted all loyal citizens to take care Of traitors
In the rear OF The army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

The King of Portugal has ordered a census
of the population, process never before real
ized in that kingdom. The King has never be-
fore counted his flock of Portuguese.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

AN APoLoGr.-There is always way To
smooth over great crimes. II is 10 be handed
down in history that Floyd was national ben
efar' =, who Improved the Government arms
by ..e riding process. Bedford Ne cury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
DEPARTURE or THE DouBLE.Bowl

DEPARTURE or THE DoUBLE-BowED GUM
poAT PAUL JoNRs.-The new double-bowed
punboat Paul Jones left for Charleston yester-
day. She started on Saturday last, but was
complied to return In order to have her com
passes adjusted. Her cargo viii! he received
with welcome by Gen. Gillmore's army, and
the rebels will soon iind what II consists Of II
they venture within .casonablc distance.--N.
Y. Commercial, Oct. ].
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

PERsosAL.-Col. John Hay, private secre-
tary of the President, left for the West this
morning. During Col. Hays absence Mr..
stoldard will perform the duties of principal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

RoBBERY AT PITTsFIELD. - Last Tuesday
night the vault OF the Berkshire Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, at Pittsileld, Mass, was
broken into aud robbed OF g., 400 In money aud
l., :. stocks
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

A MARYLARDER KILLED.-Thc Atlanta (Geo. }
Hnlelligsncsr, In its account of the Confederate
casualties, at the battle near Chattanooga,
states +" that Col. Il. W. Harper, commanding
a brigade, was killed. Col. Harper was Ma
rylander, but a citizen OF Arkansas, aud had
previously distinguished himself at Oak Hill,
ELK Horn and Murlreesbor0'."
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

ESCAPED FROM TIE OLD CAPIroL.-A young
man named J. @. Thompson, son oi a restaurant
keeper In this city, confined In the Old Capitol
prison charged with being rebel mail carrier,
succeeded 10 making his escape last night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Cons~ r,pts for the Army.

BosroN, October Mime hundred conscripts
left the depot At Long Island to-day for the
Army OF the Potomac, per steamer Forest City.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Massachusetts Thank .r,v,ng Day.

BosroN, October i.-Thursdsy, the aGth o
November, has been designated as a day q
Thanksgiving In this State.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

pAuaoAps.-AssrvAL AND DsPAnSun1 OF
rrAua-Ths sdvsrtissnsnt On eur arst page
ere inserted By suthsrty ofths railroad companies
sevsrally named, are o0sially soersstsd when
changes are made, hence b relied upon ~ cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Judge Csrtter,s Charge,

Judge Carriers Charge.
The charge Of Chief Justice Cartier, In the
Reilly homicide case, which was printed In the
local columns OF our first edition, Is universally
conceded to have been very able one. Do not
fail to read Il.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

President Lincoln enunciated an important
iact, III Jocose manner, when he suid, in re.
ply to deputaton of the Sons of Temperance,
That the rebel armies we're not distinguished
Tor Their sobriety TO degree sufficient TO ac.
couh, LOT some oi Their Victories. The Rich
mond Enquirer corroborales the President Inv
stating that, after every trivial success. the
rebel officers and men Indulge In inebrIation.
so that the fruits Of the triumph are Invariably
lost.-BostOn Transcript.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

GARCIA RELsAsED.-Robert Garcia, the man
VINO was bitten by the mad cog, and who was
committed to the Guardhouse by Col Baker, was
to-day released, through the intercession OF his
mother.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Accident TO an Army Omesr.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-Major Z. b. Hunt, of
the Engineer Corps, brother of ex-Gov. Hunt,
was seriously injured at the navy yard to-day,
while making an experiment. His life Is de.
SPARED of.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

Tomorrow, Oct. Sd, is the anniversary OF
the battle of Jena, In which Napoleon defeated
the Prussians In 1905.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

THE SAsGRADo SYsfRM.-Whsn Doctor San
grado found his patients weak, he gave them
water cruel. When they got weaker, he bled them
and doBed them with caiomel and jAlap, Cil Bias
tell US they almost invarisble died. A good many
people are killed that way yet. The world in gem
eral, however, has found out that In cases OF de-
ACH BITTERs are the true DEMONSTRATING cordial.
This tonlc 10 = powerful and perfectly harmless
regulates and puiihss. While It buii1s up the
strength and infases vitality into the blood IL
hrings all the secretions into harmony with the
laws OF health. The feebler sex find Il Invaluable
fn the various physical difficulties TO which their
organisation renders them subject. In all hyster,
cal and hyroohrondrcal cases, Its effect 10 magi.
cal. The inhrmttles oi age are alleyiated by Tts
use, and where the circulation 10 torpid and there
ls tendency to paralysis, HOsTETrER's BIT
IEHS are recommended A. means Of rs.invigOra-
ting the system and prolonsing LIE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

The Savannah (Mo.) itaindealer nominates
Mr.. incoin Tor second term In the Prcsiden-
tial chair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Sale Of . Prize Csrgo.

BosroS, Oct. 1.-The cargo ofthe prize steam
er Cronstadt, consisting Of cotton, turpentine,
and tobacco, was sold at auction to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
NOTION,

THIS PAPER 10 NOW YuRNIsHED BY CAR
RIrRs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN oKoRoKTowN AT THIRTY CENTS rEh
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

NEWPORT, Oct. 1.-The examination OF mid.
shipman closed to-day at the Naval Academy.
Among the rejected boys is nephew Of Presi.
dent Lincoln.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
GOLD.

At the first board in New York to-day, gold
went up 70 143..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

To ApvlRIlsRs.-We call the attention OF
business men TO the classification OF advertise
ments. We intesd 70 keep . business eye 70 this
matter for the bsneht OF our patrons
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Special to the National Republican.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The Sixth aud por-
tion Of the Eighth regiment United States col
ored troops, will parade under command of Col.
Wagner, tomorrow morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL. The fol-
lowing commitments were made to the Old Capitol
yesterday and to-day, by Capt. Todd, provost mar.
shsl: II. II. Waien, late r. q NJ. 10Th N. Y, who
was arrested In New York by orders from these
headquarters, charged with embezzlement I; Dan
lei Egsn, John Jacobs, ,. Lyons and Henry Jones,
sent from the army as suspicious characters and
=. Sylvester, U. Wolf and VIM. Luser from the In.
valid eorps. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

DISMISSED THE sERyIcE.-Capt. John Dit
marsh, Of the Second D. c. volunteers, was yester-
day dismissed the service Of the United States with
the loss OF all pay and allowances due him from
the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

FINED roR SELLING LIQUoR TO SOLDIERS
Peter Hettesbuner, keeper OF q saloon, No. b22
Pennsylvania avenue, and Lewis Windhoitz, pro-
prietor of the seigei Hotel, were this morning
hned $40 theeharge ofselllng liquor to soldiers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

Nervous Debility, spermatorrhea, and all
Sexual Diseases CUkED without fees Sufferers
can learn Of . NEvER-FAILlNG REMEDY, the
value OF which 10 vouclled ior by the best papers
In all parts OF the country, and which does not
anyboiy else, by inclosing postpaid d rected
veiope 10 Box i,G@7, Boston Y. o., Mass.
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