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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
AssIstant AdIutant GeneraI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

Washington, D. c., Aay 4, 1893.
The following named officers, charged with
ofienses, and heretofore published, are erenpt
from being dismissed he service or the United
States, the Military Commission, Instituted by
Special Orders No. So, current series from the
War Department, having reported that salts
factory defence has been made in their re-
spective cases, viz;
Lieutenant II. L. Blodgett, One Hundred and
Eleventh Pennsylvania volunteers.
First Lieutenant G. CASTOR, First New York
artillery.
Captain Thomas Corcoran, Thlrty-fourth
New York volunteers.
Captain John C. Bloom, ThirtIeth New Jer-
sey volunteers.
Captain NJ. V. Farr, One Hundred and Sixth
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Captain A. Clark, Eighth Illinois cavalry,
Major W. j. Wallace, Tweuty-thrd Pennsyl-
vania volunteers.
Captain William A. Armory, Sixteenth Mas
sachusetts volunteers.
First Lieutenant Adam Hauf, Forty-afth New
York volunteers.
Captain Richard Budd, Ninety-sIxth Pennsyl-
vania volunteers.
Lieutenant W. c. Miller, First Pennsylvania
artillery.
Second Lieutenant P. D. Mason, First United
States artillery.
Second Lieutenant E. Bolts, Fifty.fourth New
York volunteers.
Captain william N. Banks, Forty.ifth New
York volunteers.
Captain G. A. shoenofsky, Aide-de-Camp TO
General Schurz,
Second Lieutenant R. NJ. Burkman, Eleventh
Pennsylvania reserves.
Lieutenant ]. Jacobsen, Eighth New York
volunteers.
Second Lieutenant B. Kohans, First New
York artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel William Northedge, Fifty.
ninth New York volunteers.
First Lieutenant R. schwlckardi, Thlrty-ninth
New York volunteers.
Captain r. p. Cowles, Acting Assistant ouar-
termaster Third brigade, First division, Second
corps.
Lieutenant James c. Shaw, One Hundred
and Twenty-thlrd New York volunteers.
Lieutenant J. NJ. Dougherty, Eighty-fourth
pennsylvania volunteers.
Captain Dennis MCGEE, First Rifle regiment
Pennsylvania reserves.
Captain Joseph Williams, Thirtieth New York
volunteers.
Second Lieutenant A. A. Hagor, slxty-Hrst
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Lieutenant o. s. Baker, Sixteenth Virginia
volunteers.
+. D. TOWNSEND,
1t Assistant Adiutant General
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
ARREST OF HER OWNERS.
WILKES LRRTTA TES ENGLAND.
N4POLEON RRPORTED OFFENDED
RECALL or MERCIFR.
lLARKETS, ETC, ETC.

SANDY Hook, May 4.-The steamship Etna,
from Liverpool on the 22d, via Queenstown on
the 23d, arrived of this point this morning.
to hand.
The British Government had ordered the gun
boat Alexandria TO be detained at Liverpool.
Her owners and builders arc to appear before
the magistrate and have a hearing OF the case.
The proceedings of Admiral Wilkes are caus-
ing increased irritation in England.
1t Is also reported that Napoleon had become
offended at the course of the Federal Govern
ment, and intended to recall NJ. Mcrcier from
Mashingtoni but the authority for this rumor
is doubtful.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday.-The cotton sale
ior Monday and Tuesday, 1900 bales, includ
ing 1900 TO spectators and exporters. The
market is steady, at unchanged rates.
Trade at Manchester was irregular, with an
upward tendency. Breadstuns quiet and steady.
Corn advancing. Provisions dull.
NJ, LONDON, Wedncsday.-Consols closed at
925@93 for money.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

! One gun on the right Of the key was very an.
noying to our advancing forces. An order
was given to take 1t, and in three minutes af.
terwards, says our informant, the rebel gunners
and their infantry support were in full retreat,
and their own gun, which had been captured
by our men, was sending death into their ranks.
As soon as the principal work (the key) was
carried, about eleven O'Clock yesterday fore
noon, the whole rebel force in and about Fred
ericksburg made precipitate retreat out upon
what Is known as the plank road towards
Chancellorvillo, in the direction of Lees main
army.
The capture Of the city of Fredericksburg,
and the works surrounding II, was complete
The killed and wounded on our side, in Freder-
rebel rife pits were said to be filed with killed
and wounded rebels.
The slaughter at ChancSllorville is estimated
to he large on both sides. Among the killed on
our side is Gen. Berry, of Maine. Gen. Howard
was wounded in endoavorlng to rally the Ger
man regiments, which wavered on Saturday
before the heavy masses of the enemy thrown
against them.
We captured many large guns, ammunition,
stores, and up to yesternoon about two thou
sand prisoners.
The last report from General stoncman, who
is in the advance towards Richmond, received
last night, was that he had cut Lees railroad
and telcgraphic line of communication with
Richmond and captured Gordonsvillc; but for
that we cannot vouch.
So much for the glorious Army of the Poto-
mac, and It's noble commander, as far as heard
from up to this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Later.

MAY 4.-Thc rebels who fed in the direction
Of Warrenton were pursued by Major Ham
mond, Fifth New York cavalry, who has re-
turned and reports our charge at warrenton
Junction as being so terrific as to have thor
oughy routed and scattered them in every d.
rcctiOn. have sent in 90 prisoners of Nose
by's command, all of whom are wounded, the
greater part of them badly. Dick Moran is
among the number. There are also three Off
GERS of Moseby's.
The loss of the enemy was very heavy in
killed, besides many wounded who scattered
and prevented capture. Our loss is one killed
and fourteen wounded. Majar Steele, of the
First Va. Regiment, was slightly wounded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
DEATHS
Reported to the Nary Department for The rcek end
ing Nay 2, 1868.

Reported to the Nary Department for he wcek end
ing Nay 2, 1868.
Mortimer r. Talbot, chaplain, dysentery,
April 2l, Naval Asylum.
VIM. Kane, ordinary seaman, incised wound,
April II, United States steamer Balnbridge.
Engcl Rctchurch, seaman, gunshot wound,
April %, United States steamer Minnesota.
Henry A. Fish, ordinary seaman, gunshot
wound, April %, Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Daniel Baker, seaman, pneumonia, April,
Naval Hospital, New York.
John King, ordinary seaman, pneumonia,
April %, Naval Hospital, New York.
Alfred Codling, ordinary seaman, pncumo-
mia, Naval Hospital, New York.
Walter jackson, landsman, consumption,
Naval Hospital, New York.
Avcry VI. BGemon, seaman, pneumonin
April %, Philadelphia.
Elijah W. Randall, cOxswaln, pharyngtis,
April 10, United States steamer IIousatonic.
James Mooney, captain forecastle, gunshot
wound, March 23, barQuc Amanda.
Frederick r. Curtis, assistant paymaster, fall
on deck, April II, United States steamer Paw
nee
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
POSTSCRIPT.

Our adviccs FROM the field of operations up
to noon to-day are that the victory of General
Hookcr's army is a more complete one than
was first supposed. All that the most snnguinc
could hope for has been realized, If VIC except
the awful slaughter, which for the present we
fOrbcar to enter upon.
We congratulate the army and the country
upon this important success. There are facts
connected with this movement which cannot
at present be stated, but when the movement is
completed they will developc themselves and
be appreciated.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT


WARRINGTON, D. c., May 4, 1858.
The following officers having been reported
at the headquarters of the Army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they irW stand dismissed he service Of he United
States unless, within fifteen (15) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commls-
sion in session in this city, Of which BrigadIer
General Ricketts, is President, and make satis.
factory defence to the charges against them:
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Captain James B. Banning, Thlrty-second
Ohio volunteers.
First Lieutenant James McIntlre, One Hun
dred and Fifteenth Pennsylvania volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Oscar r. Livingston, ThIr-
ty-tlfth Massachusetts volunteers. BE-.
Second Lieutenant Andrew j. Floyd, Thirty
fifth Massachusetts volunteers.
Captain William II. Bahan, Eighty.fourth
Pennsylvania volunteers.
First Lieutenant E. streis qulth, seventy-hfth
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Captain W. B. Leach, Assistant Adjutant
General Of Volunteers.
THE FOLLOWING FOR THE CAUSES SET oPPosrrR
THEIR RESPECTIVE NAMES;
Captain 8. H. Paresen, First New Jersey vol
unteers-prolonged absence without leave, and
dlsobedience of orders.
Captain E. A. jerks, Seventh Rhode Island
volunteers, for fraudulently enllstlng private
In his company who served but one month and
drew bounty to the amount of four hundred
and forty-flve dollars.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
II Assistant Adintant General
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
STILL LATER FROM THE ARMY
OF THE POTOMAC.

A gentleman up from the army to-day says it
was understood at Falmouth that Lee attacked
Hooker near ChancGIloryllle just after mid.
night this morning.
lftruc, 1t was nothing more nor less than a
military death struggle which it was necessary
for Lee to make in order to hold his men in
trim and 10 keep them ignorant of the fact that
they are surrounded aud must surrender if they
cannot cUi their way out.
Lee knows that a night attack is most likely
10 produce stampede, but he must play that
Lame on somebody else besides Gen. Hooker.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
BATTLE AT WARREN
TON JUNCTION.
Col. De Forest Routs the Black
Horse Cavalry and Nose
by's Guerrillas.
THE REBEL LOSS HEAVY!
NOTORIOUS spy sHOT-ANoTHER
KILLED.
DICK MORAN AMONG THE PRISONERS.
sixty Horses Captured, &C., sc.
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. NJ.

The following dispatches were received this
morning at Gen. Heintzleman's headquarters,
from Gen. stahl, Fairfax Station:
May S.-A heavy fight occurred this morn.
ing near Warrenton junction, between por.
tion Of my forces under Colonel De Forest and
the Black Horse cavalry, Moseby's, and other
guerrilla ferces; my force succeeded in routing
the rebels after heavy fight. The rebel loss
was very heavy in killed and wounded. Tenn
ploton, the rebel spy, was killed, and several
other officers are wounded, but not dangerously.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Eight Hundred and Thirty Rebel PrIs.

Eight hundred and thirty prisoners of war
arrived in this city this morning, having been
captured at Fredericksburg yesterday by Gen.
Hooker. Among the number captured are one
hundred officers ranging from CoIs., 1t. Cols,
Majors, Captains, down to scrgcnnts. The
Twcntythird Georgia regiment was captured
entire.
T. S.-sincc writing the above, Capt Todd,
provost marshal Of this city, has received Il
dispatch that fix hundred more prisoners Of
war will arrive here this evening from Fred
orlcksDurg. This makes a total Of fifteen hun
drcd prisoners arrived to-duy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
The Pirate RstrIbutIon oDptur.d.

New BEDFORD, May 3.-Tho Brig LconIdas
has arrived here. She reports that she was
chased Into st. Domingo by the pirate Rctrlhu-
ton, which waited three days OF that port for
the LCOnidas.
On the fourth day the Federal gunboat Ala
bama came down and captured the Retributlon,
ana when last seen had the pirate in tow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
NeNys from sonthrrn snnrr.s.

NEw York, May "a special dispatch to
the ILiJ"nc, dated Memphis, April 20, gives
the following information:
The jackson Appeal, of the 2ith, says the
Yankee cavalry expedition in Central NIssisslp-
Pl, threatening Columbus and Greneda, excels in
daring all former Yankee raids.
The Appeal has intelligence from Arkansas
that the rebels are strengthening under Kirby
Smith and Stirling Price, and will soon rive
the Unionists trouble in Missouri.
Gen. D. II. Maury is transferred to tao rebel
army In tennessee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
MHrmHduLe Flying to Arkansas, Panic
Stricken.

ST. LoUIs, May 4.-Adviccs from Cape Gi-
rardeau say the rebels under Gen. Marmadukc,
after having their lear assailed twice. and snC,
lGring severe loss, finally escaped across White
Water river, burning all the bridges behind
them, and disappearing by various roads in the
direction Of Chalk Bluffs on the Arkansas line
The result of this raid to the rebels is re-.
Peated humiliations, disasters, and Cowardly
flight before greatly inferior numbers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Dcpredations Of Pirates,

New York, May 3.-Thc burquo Theresa.
from st. Thomas ON the 18th ult., has on board
Capt. Balgcr and crew, Of the harque Laporup.
and Capt. Hartman and crew, Of the baru1e
NJ. c. Colcord, both of which vessels were cap
turud by the pirate Florida and prize crews mn,
on board. The pirates ordered Inc two baruiIrs
to rendezvous in latitude 20, where their Qnrgoes
would be taken out.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MOVEMENTS OF THE EPIRATEA[ABAMA
Puebla still Holding out against
the French.
THE GUNBOAT VANDERBILT SAILED.
Rebels Running Cotton from Mobile tc
Havana.

NEW YoRK, May 4.-The steamer Roanoke
from Havana on the Goth ultimo, arrived this
morning. ... .. 4.
The brig Holland arrived from St. Jage on
the 10th. She reports that on the morning oi
Alabama, which steered in westerly direction
Vera Cruz dates up to the 18th state that
up to that time Puebla had not been taken by
the French:
Three attacks on Fort St. Xavier had been
made and the French repulsed each time, when
the Moxicans abandoned It.
The gunboat Vanderbilt sailed from 81. Jago
on the 25th ultimo.
The rebel steamer Gen. Buckner and the
schooner Helena, both from Mobile with cotton,
arrived at Havana on the eth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
PusbIa not vet Cup,ur,d.

NLW YORK, May 2.-IhO French steam
transport Allier, from Vera Cruz, April 90, ha,
arrived. Her commander reports that dis
patches had been read by Gen. Forcy that the
seigc of Pucbla was progressing, and the
French were then in possession of half the
city. The commander also states that reports
of the rcpulsc Of the French are utterly with.
ont foundation. The Allier is 1000 tons bur,
then and carries six guns.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Italian OpcrR.

Ntnaa.I 'irNus company .e urn 10 Ms this week
Huu will live two grand Operas the \Vashingtor
Theatre, on Wednesday nui 7laggdny evenings
Flotow's opera Of "hIwrha. Wit. H,,. ,Lsrr,ip.
and brilliant Mile CordIrr, 1''r Nl.F.rs,. 4lcnor,
Brignun, Suini and Bar.G, wlI Lr pcrrormc,
"Wednesday night, and R0lcri !. l.6lcur Thurs
day night, with an immense ca,'
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Reconnaissance Across the Nansemond.

SUFFOLK, May 3.-This morning at O'Clock
Gen. Peck sent force of infantry, cavalry,
and artillery across the Nunscmond river. on a
reconnaissance. When two miles out they
charged upon and took the cnemy's rno.pits
and some prisoners. Our loss Is small; the en-
emy's much greater.
The charge was made by the Thirteenth New
Hampshire and the Eighty-ninth New York.
Sklrmlshing has been kept up all day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

There IL in Liverpool " southern Club, -
consisting mostly Of Southrrnurs who are now
sojourning in that city. There all the latest
news from robcldom may always be learned, by
members Of the league, and where much of the
irregular business with the South is promul-
gated. j. II. Ashbridge, Of New Orleans, 10
President Of this club,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

May 4, lO.30.-I have sent in this morning,
by the provost marshal, % prisoners and co
horses, captured in the late reconnaissance.
The prisoners referred to above arrived at
one O'Clock and were handed over to the Pro-
vost Marshal
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
PerGOnRl.

CoL 5. II. MIX, Of the Thirl New York cav
aIry, Is in New York city.
Nix. AND Mas. W. J. FLORENCE are playing
an engagement At the Howard AthcG,cum, Boston
HOWARD Fond, Of Dorchester, Mass. was
Killed hy buII which he was leading by a chain,
lat Saturday morning. Thc animal attacked him
fuuously and gOred hiH 10 death in a few minutes
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
A Blockade Runner Captured.

Information has been received hy the Navy
Department that the English schooner Tampi-
co. bound to the Balize, with ll2 bales of cot
ton, was captured on the Sd of April, while at
tempting to run the blockade out Of Sabine
PBss
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
NOZZLE NVnRnaI

"wHENEvER THEY (THE REBEIs) HAVE THr
"PowER, THEY DRIVE BEFORE THEM INTO THErH
RANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUsT THEM NOT.
WE'RE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE ANT
DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABsoLuTKII
"AssuRED OF THESE THINGS, l AN AMAZED THAI
ANY ONE Gould THINK OF 'PEACR on ANY
" TERMS He WHO ENTERTAGs THR SENTIMENT
" Is PIT ONLY TO BE SLAVE HE WHO uTTERs
" 1T AT THIS TIME, MOREOVER, II A TRAITOR TO
" MS COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCoRS AND
''CoNTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN."-Rose-
Grams, 10 The General Assembly Of Ohio, February,
1858.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
A Monster Rebel Gunboat Built at Mont
gOmery.

New YoRK, May 4.-The Mobile TelegraDh
OF the 2ith, printed on half sheet, has been
received. There is no news in 1t, excepting
that monster gunboat has been completed at
Montgomery and will soon leave for Mobile to
be plated and armed
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
SIX HUNDRED REBEL OFFIoERs Ex.
CHANGED.
Wife of the Pirate Semmes Passed
Through the Lines.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 2.-The Aag-oc
truce steamers State of Maine and Express lef,
this forenoon for City Point, in charge OF
Capt. Jno. f. Milford, Thirteenth New York,
having on board Brig. Gen. Churchill, and six
hundred other rebel officers, and four hundred
privates, blockade runners, &C., Including Mrs,
Semmes, the wife of the noted rebel pirate, and
family, with Zaroona, the French lady.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

RALRoADs-ArTipal and Departure Of Trains
The advertisements on our fourth page arc insert
ed by authority Of the railroad companies sever
ally named, are officially corrected when changes
are made, hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
PmrsuIt Abandoned.

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Gen. Mcneil has return
ed from the pursuit Of the rebels under Marina
duke, and is now at Cape Girardeau. Tho rC
ports ofS battle at BLOOMFIELD arc unioupded,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

diSordsriy oonduoti Hned ta.ss. Aimed snovdsn,
do.' aned s9.lG Jno. Fletcher, do; nned asa.
The MARKETs,-The following is list Of prioe.
aS reported for the Republican, up to u m to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
DIED.

, In baltimore city, on Thursday, April 30, JoHN
Fredericksburg, Va, aged eight years.
On the lat instant, after an illness Of ten DAYS,
EouIbAI second daughter Of RebeccA and the late
CAPI' Alfred Adams, OF Baltimore
Ihu5 has the generous and loving been torn from
.he arms OF an idOliZing mother and sisters, to
whom she clung with so much iondnesa. Truly
Ihe sunshine OF the maternal home she has left
uaFk and desolAte. May she rest In peAoe,D
baltimore papers please copy,)
I NIT Il d TATEB FLAGS,
ALL Sizes,
On hand and made 10 order by
", II, CARRYL
SpS 7lN Chestnut ItI PhilGdSlphls,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Assistant AdJutaut General.
OF CIAL.
NOTICE.
WAN DRPARrMEN1

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington city, D. C., Jan. 25, 1858.
In consequence Of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1882 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. iam
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

RoBDERY-Christian F. BIckle, Of the FRS
Maryland regiment, was sent to the Central Guard
house to-day by the Provost Marshall on the charg,
Of robbery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
J. D. TURNER.
~ Il

ACCIDENT TO A MOUNTED PATRoL.-Yesterday
afternoon, while one of the mounted patrol was
attempting TO ovcrtake a gentleman who was
driving at fearful rate up the Avenue, his horse
stumbled and fell, throwing him from his saddle to
the pavement. He, however, did not stop for this,
but drove Off and soon overlook the man and
turned him over to another patrol. His face was
considerably scratched and bruised, and a deep
cash cut just over his left eye He washed the
blood from his face and then drove of, apparently
not caring much for the injuries he had received.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

lSsANE.-Sergeant Jno. Seller, of the sixteenth
New YORK Battery, exhibiting tokens OF insanity
was taken In charge yesterday by the military.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

Rs- The once OF the National RePublI-
can II at BII Ninth street, between PENN
ylvRnia avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04

WAR MEETING AT AsBURY CHAPEL THIS EVEN.
Nd-By notice in the Chronicle Of this morning
we see that the trustees have notified the pubIic
that this meeting will not be held in said church
Now we wish to say to the public that we got the
consent Of five OF the trustees before publishing the
notice. and there was no objection urged by any
one except r. L. Sanders, who was the sixth one
we visited; and having learned that there was
some objection, wO both visited the church last
night andwere there informed by Samuel Key, that
no action had been taken on the subject by the
trustees, further than TO discuss the matter and
that they did not withdraw their consent We
then pnt the question to the congregation and It
passed unanimously. And OF course as we have
acted fairly and honorably In the premises we pre-
sumo the notice in the Chronicle to be mistake
and shall act upon this presumption.
J. D. TURNER
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET,
FoR CITY COLLECTION.
stock Market To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
a aIa r,arkot IN 5oy
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

REBEL oETIcERs CAPTURED.--The following ar,
the names Of the rebel ofacers captured at Freder
ieksburs BY Gen. Hooker, including all the flelt
officers Of the 25d Gorgia Regiment;
Col. T. NJ Grifnn, 18th Miss. infantry Lieut. Col
w. X. Luse, dol Captains J. Session, r. Y. Brown
B. F. cassell,W W. ;. Hubbard, and J. M. Adams, do
First Lieutenants C. A. Hesker, Q. N. Brow /, do .
Second Lieutenants J. b. Clark J. @. Thigpin, do.
Brevet Second Lieut.. 7. II. Grimm do, Third Lieut.
J. M. Holiday, 18th Miss. infantry; Third Lieut..
W. p Dewers, do; Capt c. NJ. Squirs, washinr,
ton Artilleryi Capt T. II. Briscoe 9Th La infantry;
First Lieut. J. T. Brown, Parker's battery, First
Lieut. J. NJ. Galbragh, Warrington artillery; First
Lieut.. =. owen, Washington artillery; Second
Lieutenant IT. Reves, 9Th Louisiana infantry;
Major NJ r. Ballinger, 23d Georgia infantry.
Captains j. P. Patten, p. r. Ferguson, W. J. Boshn
r. B. Nual, J, J. A. sharpj FIRST Lieutenants Z.
Foster, T. P. Costnor, T. 2. Moss, B. b. Moore, H.
W. Barclay, R. E. whom, T. p. Forrister, A. j.
Glenni Second Heutenants A. Norbey, J. A. Smith,
J. r. Pritchell, c. S. Morris, C. C. Sharp, F, A
Bell, T. B. Davis, W. J. Brooke; Brevet Second
Lieutenants W. W. Underwood, W. c. Poole; and
Third Lieutenant J. T. Harris, all OF the Twenty
third Georgia.
The lieutenant colonel wore the insignia Of three
stars. We subsequently learn that Major General
Evans, Of South CaDlina, was among the number
captured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-04
Latest from Europe.

FOUR DAYS LATER.
GUNBOAT ALEXANDRIA DETAINED.