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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
PERSONAL,
poLIrICAI., MUSICAL. AND pRAMArIC

POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
Gov. SEYMOUR, Of New York, recommends
Mr. Charles c. Leigh to the Government % the
most suitable person in the city Of New York to
supcrintend the raising OF colorsd troops. Mr..
Leigh Is an active officer OF the " National Freed
mans Relief Association" having charge OF its
hesdquartefs, No. Mercer street, New York city.
Mr.. HARRINGTON, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, arrived In New York on Saturday.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON, the American comedian,
is playing at Haymsrket, London, with great sue
cess. o..
KATE BArEMAs has arrived In England.
FRANK DREW, of Philadelphia, Is q great IA
vorite at Prince of Wales Theatre, London.
K. A. sorHERs, of n" Lord Dundrery fame,
IL very successful at Glasgow.
AvoSIA JONES and G. v. BROOKE arc at Man.
chester, England.
KATE PESSoYER leaves the Canterbury for
while and goes to New York 10 play At Laura
Ksenes for the benefit Of Mrs. Jane English.
KATE FISHER has returned to New York from
along and successful tour, and appears at Laura
Keene's Theatre.
DAN. SETcHELL commences star engage
ment at Winter Garden, under the new mausEe
ment Of Miss Emily Thorne Mrs. George Jordon)
and MIR. Mark Smith. -.....
REV. G. r. Crooks, d. D., preached sermon
on Sunday, in the nth street Methodist Episcopa
Church, on the life and character Of his persona
friend, the late Rear Admiral Foote.
Col. SIMON II. MIX, of the Sd New Yorl
csvslry--serving In North Carolina-is In New
York.
LOFTY HoUaH is performing at St. Louis II
the popular play Of the "seven Sisters"
TIE WHBB SISTERS have played very sue
cessful engagement at Fords Holliday-st. Theatre
Baltimore. e..
P. H. WATSON, Assistant Secretary Of War
was at the Metropolitan Hotel on Sunday. MI
Watson, 1t is said, has experienced very poo
health OF late.
VICE President HAMLIS arrived In Wash
inston on sunday, from his home in Maine.
FRED. A. CoSKLrN, ex-M. c., has left Nev
York with a portion OF his new regiment (th
Eighty-fourth), for active service in the field.
RICHARD 3. sPoPPoRD, Private Secretary o
Caleb Gushing when the latter was United State
Attorney General, made a Democratic speech
at Concord, N. H., on the 4th instant.
GIN. A. J. HAMILTON, OF Texas, is at tn
| Metropolitan, New York.
| Major GENERAL SToNEMAN Is at the Asto
House, New York.
Hon. II. HAMLlN, Vice-Prosdent; Hon. f. b
Washburn, Hi Senator Wilkinson, MINI, an
senator Chandler, Mich, are at the NAtiopa
Messrs Hamlin and Chandler arrived this morI
ing, tho others last night.
CAPT. ALEXANDER, Quartermaster on Ger
Eliiot's stan, and who succeeded in bringing o
what Of Gen. Milroy's train that was saved, 10 l
town. The Captain 10 sturdy IrIshmsn, and
character In his way. He had two horses kills
under him In his effort to save the train. In pr
ceedins to Bedford, Pa, he captured 3 number
small villages, and seriously disturbed the pea.
Of mind of Qumberlev timid Dutchmsn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

A Provost Guard At wi.chester-No No
Troops At MartinsburG-Captur ofCon.
federass Asils-es, 900 In Confedsrats
Money csptured-Gensral Lees POSI-
tson. f.4..s.
McCoNNE1LsBuRa, July 3.-Lieut. Bohn,
10th Pennsylvania cavalry, arrived here to-day,
with captured rebel lieutenant belonging to
the 18th Virgins. regiment. The rebel officer
communicates freely, and says he LEFT VIM
chester yesterday morning. There is only q
provost guard there now, no troops at Martins
burg, and only one brigade Of infantry at Will
liamsport-a few cavalry and some infantry at
Hagerstown.
Twenty Of our cavalry dashed into Greencas-
tie yesterday, and captured rebel mail, 81, 900
In rebel money. and q number of pay-rolls;
the rebels left twenty minutes before. Four
thousand rebel cavalry arrived at Ashton with
a battery. Another brigade of cavalry fol-
lowed later during yesterday, through Green.
castle. Lees centre 10 around and beyond
Fayetteville, and his right wing Is In the direc.
tion Of Wsynesboro'. An army scout, direct
from Chambersburg, sayk there was only pro.
vost guard and few stragglers there at noon
to-day. Three Of Gen. Lees body guard were
captured tonight
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
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MAJOR on1BRAL DANIEL =. o1CKLED.
= 0ssaua aiah1a auaEsk n this oit1 Jsaterday
morning, accompanied BY Surgeon Sim, Msdi.
calS Snifector n thc Sd Afny Corp, eM .
portion of his- -stafr. From. Surgeon Hlm We
learn soma Undressing particulars respecting
the cas1sl1y whlsAzhefsal General sieklss In the
hastle nsas ests lgIen ThuIsd.y,
The 0s.sral'e fiSa - Wsishsssrsa below
~ kapaI5 } lifsS abifd shd mot ~ tAan q
tSslvs4seder. fith ths sutmost coolness
onersa sltkles rcllsd in M Aose md, resch.
ing DOWN 1ltsd tks dansilpg llnb, Aem III.
stRrup sad laid Il oter tn. .horsc IL ftuat, %
that he was able TO dIsmount without fslling
which he did unaided. %
Surgeon elm wss sent for a the hospital and
came upon the field amid shower Of bullet,
and shells. At tho hrst examinatlon he thought
the iss cspld be snpuas.sA bslet he knee, hui
after chloroform had been administered, . more
critical examination disclosed the fact that ths
bones was shattered TO the knee joint, and |,
was found necessary to cut above the knee.
While chloroform was being administered
before the, General was rendered insensihle, b,
had the whole battlefield before his mind, ant
gave repeated orders, as II he was hotly engaget
with the enemy. The instant he recovered hii
consciousness after the operation he inquired
anxiously how the hght was going, and addot
with great esrnestness that he would give tn,
other leg, and his life to boot, to win the battle
The officers who called thai, evening upor
the surgeon to inquire after Gen. Sickles, eacl
remarked that ho saved the army from disaste
that day. His attendants conveyed him by cir
cuitous routos upon hand litter nearly fort!
miles to reach the railroad, being some time
obliged TO make detous to avoid rebsl scouts
and finding but unwilling accommodations q
the farmhouscs where they sought shelter. q
Fortunately, Gen. siosles arrived here in I
comfortable condition, and last night he ha,
the prospect of speedy recovery and the en-
joyment Of the fadeless laurels he won upol
the bloody field Of Gettysburg. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
The Fourth In Raltlmare.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 5.-The Fourth was
observed here yesterday In q manner unparal-
leled In Baltimore. The whole city was decked
with flags, many of immense size. Even very
many secessionists hailed the National ensign,
in the wholesome apprehension that possibly
an omission to do so might subject them to an
Improbable notoriety. At noon there was q
grand national salute from various forts, and q
general ringing Of bells.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

& ss.e.s 4. . :: Z. h I: 3 .::.;. {:
claims, which was red arst time, aad tAsa, WITH
n pasaipeus sppssss Of ths DpsF4. aseeseA ssd
}SlYd tfups. ahd pehDed. ~ f''fN Itg"
m. 1Qaftuy3; fssa ~ CsoaAoss uknguns, 10
vhSsA was rs6sss ID tbsAsnssiAl q Ms0sRr rtdi'
dsii. Asnisk sad cisssli, rslat1aa y fAssnsvai
Of thsir shutter boxes non ~ ibot pevsnsass,
asked that the esnnittss b. discharge ~ the
1rtAw sanhaRaubf 7sf ~ paaesstt wAisA was
tssaeunsd n 40 WssAupsn 70 .ss;-asr 70
The resolution In relation. 10 ~. opsa1ag Of
streets was read q second aad third NJ and
! ~ sssSissisI n psiasie. - ssSs1sIs1llAs Of
iunbss,anA ipspeaties sf istAs ael shinsiss was
takes ~ sdlIadsfsd, asd sfssf du1sussios, % NO
tion Of Mr.. Marbury, the Board sljoarnsd tiii
Fhds5 5tthlas Asks, u The usaal hSaklfr
;, Pollol CAns,-Peter Yitxgerald ana Pat.
HishyS drpnk, dismissed. Mat caliAAas, selling
iiquof niaAss1 dtsnss, nnsd ~. dafszs
'MARrNs Lisf.-Ayvtssls. eteAne Baltlmore,
Levin, New Ysfkg nA1s 10 Mosyaa Rhiashart.
Steamer star, OStk, nAik, Light. itsg o.
schrs., John g, Wright, L1man, JGmss d Boyd,
to Government. Ies.Is; -if-b.I
sshr. Malta, Bleed, Annimssssx, wood.
sehr. yno. II. Muit, whssiins, rort Dspssit, wood.
sehrs. D. H. Baldwin, KnowltoaI Susaa ssran-
ton, Hsrvsy, and Aalsna, Ford, washiagtsa, light.
sehr. Burdet Mari, Handy, Alex iiighs. =
Barsss l. H. vandssips, -, and Mountain jim,
Moose, Aquia Creek; light. '1Sillus'S'.
Barge A. Nswsonb, Bundy, New York, hay to
0overHnent. tGF' u sl z f'3s4l' 20 p
Barge Henry Clay, sAindA, mn, hay 10 covr.
n.rs. stssas. Haasy, Trenton, N.J.,hay and oats
10 Govt -rsi.f'H li5 |...a $50. So
barge ?. =, Ps'k, Guest, NY, hay and oats to
nafgs Lady Of the Laks, Herald, Aisx.r hay to
Govt g. .t Z. il.l e ID -ss.4.
Barge Paio Alto, Haekest, Aisxi srsia 70 Govt.
ARRssTHD FOE DIsIoYALrY.-J. Vincent
Taylor, Of Georgetown, was Arrested yesterday by
Col Drew, br utterins disioyal ssasinsats. He
was committed to the Old Capitol prison.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
WAeHIry01,Orl. b. O.
noTlCD
1uurR wonDS,

"wnUxvm fuY (fn ADus) nAy1 m
% rovxR. rHHY p1ryn NunonI THHn Ufo fHnrR
oHAxHs ruD fousHnnN 'rDoPfA, AND rHHr
"WopLD ALSO plIvn IA TnUsf Tu1N NOT.
"wn1 rHYY ALE, fHHY WOULD INVADE AND
"pIsTIoY % WITHOUT NmCY. ADsoLuIsLf
"AssrH1D on rH.sI fnnes, ~ AMAZED rhAT
ANY onp couID flmx on splAcn on AHI
"rRrNs., IN VINO YNrRnfAUs TIE sUTnrKNf
en- PIT oNlY 70 N A srAvn; N VINO urrns
"Ir AT rms fInI, noRHovnR, u TRAITOR 70
"HIs COUNTRY, wHo DRsnRvSs Tn sconH AND
coSrHMP1 or ALL HONORABLE Mn."-Ross-
crons, to the General Asswo'v Of ONO, FsoT~aTy,
1858.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
GREAT FALL OF GOLD IN
WALL STREET.
The Bulls Taken by the Horns
GREAT EXCITEMENT In NEW YORK
OVER GEN. MEADE's VICTORIES.
Special Dispatch to the Republican.

Special Dispatch to the Republican.
NEW YoRK, July 0.-Gen. Meade has not
only whipped Lees army, but he has made .
great rad upon the gold speculators in Wall
street to-day. ... a.
Al two o'clock p. m. gold is down to 1.3s.
Tho widest rejoicing prevails throughout the
city, in consequence of the victory Of our army
over the rebels In Pennsylvania.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
a REBEL RY HUNG.
o. - ......
Important Dispatches Found
Upon Him.
Our Whole Army in Pursuit
of Lee. b..

FREDHRicx, July GA spy, named William
Richardson, about 80 years old, was hung here
this morning. He was captured yesterday, at
Oxford, Md. Il appears he had been pre-
vlously captured, but had made his escape.
It is reported be admitted the charge, and
said he had been In the business for long time,
and also that important eopmunications be-
tween Lee and Ewell were found upon his per.
son. --..i.
Our entire army Is In notion. a-,.. .fs
The highest hopes are entertained that but q
small portion Of Lees army will be able to re
turn to virginia. t lib.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
YICKSRuR0.

Admiral Porter's secretary arrived In this
city yesterday, and held IN interview with the
Secretary Of the Navy. He speaks very en-.
conragingly Of affairs at vicksburg, where
everything Is working well. He has, no doubt
that by this time vicksburg Is in our posses
sion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

SPECIE EARRIyALs.-oyers 81 ,OOO. 900 in gold is
said to have arrived In this city within the past
Baltimore, for safe keeping. Refugees from
all those places, and other parts of Pennsylya-
MIA and Maryland, are pouring into the city,
In great numbers.-NsV YORK Journal Of Com
,uercf,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
Naval Ordera To-day.

Commander Abner Read has been detached
from the New London, and ordered to return
North.
Gunner Thomas Stewart has been ordered to
temporary duty on board the Receiving Ship
Ohio.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

GENERAL LoSGsrREET.-The correspondent
of the Tribune regards the capture and death
of Longstreet as certain, notwithstanding con.
trary reports.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

RAISING RecRUITs.-Bernard Covert, the
popular vocalist, Is travelling through New
England signing "The Sword of Bunker
Hilp'-one OF the finest Of American patriotic
ballads--an agency by which many recruits are
raised for the army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE NATIONAL UH1oA LaAaun vnL HOLD
public mestings svsey TUESDAY EVENING.
In their Hall, As1 Ninth street. rhsrs viii BE-
speeches, National Songs, 10. Ths rsadins-rooms
opsn every evening. so. = apr l-lw
James A. Brown, Esd, b duly authorizsd aad
accredited - an Agent TO solicit ana receive sub.
soriptions and eontributons In support Of the Ma.
ttonal Uaioa LAagus nsadiAg Room.
s'taHi WIN. DED1, President.
THra ,. sroErs. ses'y. ~
To CoNsUMPrIvEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health In . law weeks, BY . ysrv
simple remedy sftsr having suffered several years
with . severe lung ahsctioh, and that dread
disease, consumption, u anxious 10 make known
to his fellow.sunsrers he means Of sure.
To all who dssars u he will send COPY of the
prescription used Tree Of ehargs3 with the dirso
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they VIII nnd suaE cuaA for consunsrrox,
AsrHMA, BaoscHrTIa, "a. Ths only object OF the
advertiser in sending the pressription, il TO bsne.
at the afaietsd, and spessd tnfofnstion which he
ooneeives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer viii tsy ids remedy, - u will cost them
nothing, and may prove blsssing.
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
williamsbursh, Engs eountys New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

RAnRoAps.-AlRIvALA AND DHrARTuRs OF
TaArss-Ths advsrtissnents On our fourth page
src inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
sever.liy named, are oficially corrected when
changes are made, hence Be relied upon - cor
rect.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
Gen. Couch Cooperating with
General Meade. So 81
a- rs bc - AT 90 6
ss .JF - 81.
The Pennsylvania Troops IN Centact
with the Enemy. 90"

HARRISBURG, July 6.-Gen. Couch has push
ed forward all his effective force, to cooperate
and Join with the Army Of the Potomac, and is
by order oi Gen. Meade, pushing the troops
forward - rapidly a. they are organized. ,,'
The country may rest assured that he Is doing
all In his power to advance the interest Of our
cause. % -t .. a"
This advance Is already In contact with the
enemy, and aiding In the glorious results. -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

To ApvERrIsERs.-Wec call the attention OF
business men to the classification Of our advertise
mcnts weintend TO keep business eye to this
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

CAPTuRED.-William II. Smith, of the Sixth
Georgia infantry, was captured on the 4th OF
Suly, near Fort Reynolds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

PREsENrArIoN.-The employees Of the Quar-
tesmaster's Department, under Capt. L. II. Pierce,
presented him with wAtohand chain costing eco.
The watch was studded with splendid diamonds.
The presentation speech was made BY H. D. Tyler,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

SUSPICIOUS CHARAorER.-John W. Bancroft,
citizen, was arrested and placed In confinement
in the Central Guardhouse, by Capt. Todd, upon
the charge Of being suspicious and troublesome
character. sr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

EDITOR OF RlPUBLlcAN--Dssr Gyy, With
your pefmission, yish to say 10 the rssdsrs Of
your paper that will send By return mall 10 ali
for making and using SispiS VsSSSaSis Ain,
that will effsstually remove, o. lA1Sys Hnpies.
Blotches, Tan, Ereokles, and III inpufitiss of he
beautiful. : : - So"
wiIl slso nail fres TO thess Asvi.g laA Hesds
that will enable them to staY1 NM srovth of
Luxuriant Hair, Whisksn, osA lsuslasSs II les
than % days: Al appiisatios3 3asswsssd 81 return
f}ios. ,. rHAssaAx, ca.-,..,
Je2I-smd No. 6si Hrse1UaR, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

DRUNKEN SoLDIER.-Chas. Slutxcnbcrg, was
arrested this morning by Lieut.. Cooper In front Of
the suardhouse, where he was displaying his
horssmanship, he being at the time 30 intoxicated
A. hardly to be able to keep his seat. He was
placed in 0 cell TO sober down.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
NOH LES SONS.

A rysnsh lady, from Reyis, would like to u
struet fsw Rpils In the Frsask Language. Al
ply at No. I'D PsnAsylvaniA avenue, betwesI
Twslfth and Thirteenth ~, ie96-Gl
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
!, by TELEGRAPH. &
|rH sliNs5 : q &Strahoas.
No Change inptAs Situation.
ne Rebel Gen. Jshl;ss wsrkias y
s|tt 0uE Rear Plckets. ] q

CmokAsAw BAYou, June %, vis CAIRo, July
S.-A gentleman from the mont reports every
thing in aafu 0so. OpeFat1uhs continue against
the rebal work.. butthe 0ripg h better than that
two days ago. The rebels SIN dispute our bold
on Fort Hhl. Jai slI 57rr.-.-,- gr1fJ .Gr-r
Col. Melsncthon Smith died of his wounds
yesterday. Colonel Haneslble Yves mortally
Johnston's advance Ii said 10 be few miles
from our outer piekets, but ouiy q shoy q
force is expected. Nothing can be more deal
rable than a rear attack, a. everything IL pre-
pared. -'sr- sr .'t-f - -
MsxrHIs, July i.-oh,clsl sdvlces from the
army Of Gen. Grant to the 29th Of June furnish
the following partlculsrs. .-
active. r.Ni
The rebels are making desperate resistance
to the progress OF the Siege, with the hope that
relief will soon reach them. 'U|H .l..f u
Additional rebel reiuforcements are said 10
be on the way from Gen. Bragg TO Gen. John.
stou, and the latter 10 perfecting arrangements
to attack Gen. Grsnt's rear. Z
Gems. Price, Marmaduke, and Kirby Smith
are combining to get TO some point on the banks
Of the Mississippi, and will probably make an
attempt to take Mllliken's Bend and stop nav.
igation.r , o. -, r. rs-.r.... --.-.
The Siege sem Prosecuted with viger.
MEMPais, July Q, via CAIRo Sd.-Advice,
from Vicksburg TO the Goth ult. are At hand.
Although no positive advantages resulted
from the springing Of Gen. McPherson's mine
yet that officer, vigorously pressing the Rebels
caused them 10 spring counter-mine on Gen
sherman's front, but 'the sply damage don,
was to destroy the head Of his approach, which
| q days work will clear up. ..
Col. Wood Ia raising the guns Of the gunboa
Cincinnati, and three Of them are now II
position on the bluff.
The rebels keep up constant fire, but on
casualties are not numerous.
The weather IL extremely warm, but III,
nights are cool and refreshing.
Gen. Johnston Ia In the vicinity of Canton
preparing for forward movement.
VIcKsBURG, June 30, p. m.-Our forces wor,
withdrawn to-day to the outside Of the contest
ed fort to the front Of Gen. Logan, In conse
quence otsome advantages Of position which
enabled the enemy to throw shells into our po
sition, thus endangering the lives of our men
without present benefit. The withdrawal, how
ever, Is temporary.
A sharp musketry fire is still maintained
The total casualties In this last struggle are no
known, but Il is believed they will not exceet
two hundred.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

Lie NOTICE IS HEREB Y
carthage, or rubbish Of any description, either
or along the line Of the WAshington Canal, mtn|
| be disoontinuedj and all persons 80 offending WY
to the falss. :,,sps q The lnM
| Connis.loner Of wshinston Canal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

FAST DRIvNa.-Two Of Col. Bakers men
were arrested yesterday by the patrol for fast
driving and runnins over . child on D street.
They were dismissed BY Capt. Todd, on parol, to
appear when called for by Gel. Baker. ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

stock Aarhss To-day.
We are Indebted TO Jay Cooke q Co., banker,
for the following condition OF the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
, BY TEfRGRAPH.
. d n ilrlSss d our cAvALGi
ARsbel va ION Traln and sSol
Prisoners Captured. -
'tiihg, dpOn ;Shs xnsmy's Rs
= t1Sating Column: if77
Prisoners Captured.

CasAoHlsrowN, near Frederick, July Q, 1858.
II Is reported here By ofacera that, on satur-
day afternoon, our cavalry, under Fitzpatrick,
intercepted 4 resreated train ofwssons, guard,
Cd b Jones's brigade Of cavalry, infantry and
srttihay, near Monterey, on the Hagsrstown
and Gst5sburg road. s---5il ( -.
He captured nlne hundred prisoner, lnclpd.
ing two hundred wounded ofIicers, ono hundred
and Asy wagons, ,iand tuo guns. The wagons
were destroyed. The rebels were completely
surprised, and were unable TO make any serious
ro~tsfsnca - lIt ~. . fi- Ht'4H.Ia 4fs
Firing was hoard In the dlrscsion. Of the
snemy's rstreatlng column yesterday afternoon.
II wss probably caused BY our cavalry and
flying batteries pursuing In the enemy's rear.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
aug Q

QUAcKlRf.--I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, a., against en-.
dangering their health by pAtronirinG any OF the
methods use1 BY the advertiser, and BY hundr, Dc
Of Others, and In other way. Read letter which
vs,nn T, sena y0a,M you VII send ne postpaid eng
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
ap8-dkwSm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

Tns DIsEAsss or ERnna.-.<L>s Ns,odtss
dErn~.l-I, John .. Ogdsa, q. d, sutAor spd
pusii.Asi Of ths .se.s wolt . sS,ssg Isonissl
man xSs VII ssss S ior 4 z. :sss - s:IS
sal The proper study o2 49, - r ~. TSiI
valuable work s issusd and Ss1t lBsSA u ne ben.
language on all the diseases Of Esvss, insludius
ss%lnsi Wsaknsssl Ns.yous bsetity, lsligsstion,
=. HsiAnncholy, is.a.i,y wasti.s Ds.ii, I.gotsney,
seriPtions Tor their permaness surs, togStkSr WITH
much valuable information. An wkd favor D
pie copy BY return mail, nee Of ehar1e.-
Address John y. OcDEN, n. D.,
my l6-Sm No. % Nassau st.. New York, =
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
Another Dispatch.

PHILADE1rHrA, July 8.-The following IL .
special dispatch TO the Philsdeiphis Press
HAxovHR, July 5.-The cavalry fight to-day
was four miles south of Gettysburg, between
our forces and the rear Of Lee's army, now
supposed 10 be on the retreat toward Hagers-
town. !it3f p .F.a.. III
Our cavalry continued to bring in large
Numbers Of rebel prisoners. I'm IN = ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

CHILD FouND.-Lsst night, little boy sii
yssss old, by the name Of william. OBryan, wal
found and returned to his parents BY sers't Clark
OF the sth precinct. E ..- ..H
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

R.yualRs.-Charles McNulty, Thomas San.
diiine, and G. Comb, three refugees nom charles-
ton, Q. c., came into our lines yesterday, and 70
ported at the Provost Marshal's once this morn
Ing. .... ..r... .t.H...rr
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

quickest and safest route 70 the Northwsst an
seuthyest, Two through trains daily, and one 0,
Sunday. aoldisr' Tickets Il OovSrnsisnt ratss 4
For Tickets and further iniornation apply At the si
1se Of the "0reat rsnnsyivanis noute, n northeast
eosner rsnnsylvania aveaue and sixfk atrsst, an
,. n.ion sundsyssto Ap. n.
.u,s a ...s.l .g I. Q. NORTON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

CRIMINAL CoURf.-Jsdge Faasr presidin0.--
Anthony sims was convicted OF assault and bat.
terry. ..s4 -
Alice Dugan, charged with assault and battery,
WAS found not guilty.
The ssse Of Henry Rhodes, charged with assault
ing An oa,eer, was submitted. 1tf,r.g
A nolR pvps was entered in the ease Of John Me.
don, indicted for assault and batteSy.
John Welsh and Owen Riley were ordered to be
discharged from jail, on the suggestion OF the
grand jury. ma
A nous pros. was entered In the case Of Patrick
Rerpan, indicted on . charge OF grand larceny.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

SELLINa LIQuoR TO SoLDIsRs.--Last night
woman named Ellen Crane was arrested at the
barracks Of the ssth Massachusstts volunteers on
the charge Of selling liquor 10 soidiers The liquor
wss found on her person, she was taken to thu
Central guard-house, where, during the night, shs
was attacked by the DeliriSm Tremsas In Its wors
stage. This morning. she Wa considerably better
but still presented . pitiabls spectaoie. ,r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

Tn CoN1DssloNs AnD kxrW1Mcl OF
Az I!vALiD. Published los the beasnt, and a.
yafning and cAyrioH 10 yeune MEN who sufisr
hDn Nervous DEBILITY, lreiaature Decay Of Man.
or !xIE cunE. BY one who has cured himself II.
VI neinf put 70 grset expenss and injury through
nsdical humbug and quackery. 80
single oopiss nay b had OF tie suthoP.
fATHANiEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,