Daily national Republican., 1863-09-21
Personal.
GEN. E. B. TYLER 10 In town.
GEN. TYNDkIL Ia In the city

S1N' 80 IL thU city.
ARCHBISHOP HuoHEs' health Is said TO be
quite poor.
VEsfvALI will soon appear in drama at
NIblo's, New York.
MRS. GEN. LANDER arrived In town on Sat-
urdsy, and 10 stopping at willards'.
BRIG. GEN. W. H. MORRIS arrived in Wash.
inston on saturday.
GEN. JAMES FRAZIER, of the Confederate
army, recently csptured at Cumberland GAP, 10 a
native Of Wilmington, Del.
Sir HENRY HOLLAND, physician 70 Queen
Victoria, 10 now guest Of Secretary seward and,
accompanied by the Secretary, paid visit to the
President yesterday, Ga
GRH. ScoTT still walks erect, eats his dinners,
and drinks his wines, whiskey, and brandy with
generosity and gusto. He is writing without the
aid ofspsetacles history Of his campaigns.
L. Z. CHI TESDEN, Register of the Treasury,
who has been absent from the city, at his home,
suffering nom severe illness, from which he has
not altogether recovered, has arrived In town and
resumed the duties OF his office.
MISS CHARLOTTE CusHMAs has arrived In
Boston. and has volunteered to play next saturday
evening, for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commis-
sion She returns next month to her residence in
Rome.
Miss BRADDoN ("Aurora Floyd" and "Lady
Audey, ~ 10 already out, In London, with hsr new
novel, Eieanof's Victory" IN book form. II has
been appearing In "Onee a Weeku for some
months past.
MAJ. GEN. DIX, commanding the Department
Of the East, 10 about to visit Boston. on tour Of
Inspection. He will be accompanied BY Gen. Tot.
ton, Of the Engineer corps. Mayor Lincoln (of
Boston) 10 exertns his influence for the better pro.
lection OF Boston haibor.
EDGAR SNowDES, JR., proprietor of the Ajax
andriA Gaseffs, isnotihed by the Military Governor
Of Alexandra that repetition OF the act of reeox
ni.ins, In his paper, the Confedsrats Lssislaturs
as the virginia Lssalsture, will b visited with
the suspension Of the Gqzetfe,
OLIVER ANss, ESQ.,, Of North Easton, father
Of Hon. oakes Ames, NJ c., died on the ,lth inst,
. the advanoed ase OF 80 years. MIR. Ames has
iurnishea an example OF what honest Industry can
.eoomphsh, having from small beginnings built up
the most extensive and complete shovel factory 10
the world.
GOVERNOR ANDREW and Mr.. Tufts, superin.
aen' oithe massachusetts, soldiers Relief Associa-
hon, visited the convalescent Camp Yesterday, TO
look after Ms'sachusetts soldiets thsre Thev
were greatly delighted with the Appearance Of he
camp AND its management. The library of the
camp contains nearly two thousand volumes con-
tributed BY the Sabbath schools Of Msssschusstts.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF TIE TsxAsrRr
HARRINGTON has left Washington to embark for
kurope, having obtained two months, additional
leave Of absence This trip is In no manner con.
neeted with public business, but solely for the ben
eht OF MS hsath which has been impaired BY close
application to obusiness. The gentlemen connected
with the Department yesterday afternoon took
farewell Of this truly efficient officer.
Mr.. CHARLES BARRON, the eminent Young
American actor, well and favorsbiy known in
washington as rising and meritorious artist, re.
Gently played an engagement at the Academy of
Music and New Chestnut street Theatre, phiIsdel.
phia, as supporter to Edwin Booth, the trassdIap,
where he met with the most natterlns marks Of
pu"lic favor. We are pleased 10 learn that he has
been engaged As member of the company with
which Mr. Grover will shortly open his splendid
new theatre The shrewd policy Of this popular
manager in making up his company, In . great
proportion, Of performers who, like Mr.. Barron,
are already established favorites with our com.
nunity, Is a sure premonition Of success