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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
D.Aeh OF DR.. J.m.. w. sss.., ,


In noticing the sudden death of this dlstln-
guished citizen Of Massachusetts, yesterday, We
were unable, for want of room, to speak Of him
at such length as we desired. The Boston
Transcript says:
"Dr. Stone was born In Boston on October
90, 1898, graduated at Harvard 10 the ciAss Of
1s43, and, seiecting medicine for his iprofes.
sion, entered the Medical School Of the Uni.
versity, where he received his degree In 1S47.
Of active mind and benevolent feelinys, he
early took an interest In the various rSiorma
of the day, and was prominent member Of
the Free Boil party from its first organization.
His iudastry, persistency, devotion to priu-
ciple, and talent for affairs, naturally gave him
indueiice and political position. He threw
himself Into every cause he adopted with an
ardor derived from his moral feelings, and
never yielded to dependency and discourage
ment. .- go t..... ..-rr, - ... ...rrU
Combined with this lncessant sctivity was
kindness and geniality of manner aud dispo-
sition which made him hosts Of friends He
was so entirely without factious animoslty and
party bitternsas that. strong a. were his con.
victions and frank as was his expression OF
them, he made no enemies even among his
most prejudlced opponents. His kind heart ana
liberal hand, his fine powers and jealous spirit,
his philanthropic disposition and cordial man
ners, will be sadly missed in the community. u
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
MI \ AAlALAlNSANAAA -
C H A R L ESTON!
Sumter is Still Silent.
one SIDE OF IT A heap OF RUNS
THE FLAGS SHOT AWAY.
The Bombardment Still Kept
Up.
NINE BREACHES ARE VISIBLE.
NINE BREACHES ARE VISIBLE
OUR CASUALTIES. ETC

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 24.-The City of
Richmond, Capt. Kelly, arrived at Hampton
Roads at noon. Capt. Kelly reports having left
of Charleston on Saturday last at O'Clock p.
m. The flags of Sumter had been shot away
Thursday and Friday, and no reply made to
our bombardment, which was constantly kept
up.
The southwest side of Sumter was demolish.
ed and presented nothing but heaps Of ruins.
No guns were being fred from the fort. Capt.
Kelly reports that the steamers Cambria and
American LEFT Charleston bar Friday for New
York.
On Friday nine breaches were observed in
Sumter by q spyglass from the ships of
Charleston.
The siege was then progressing on our part.
For the last seven days our casualties had hren
only about four per day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
ans'
pIENNIAL ExA1iINATION OF IN.

BIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN.
ID VALID PENSIONERs.-PHSsIo OyYirE. Al.
gust 10 i6ss:-The next biennial exanination Of
Amy Invalid Pensioners. required by On act ot
o0,srs:s 20 sS .gP sgPsoysd March isas viii take place
must rrseede the Psy yEeht of pensions then falling
due. No certificate Of such Examination bearin9
dase prior to the %th proxipo will haze apy valid
All exsminstions under the sboye.named law
are required to be made by two surgeons. No CO...
tthcAte OF examination made by unauthorized ciyl
surgeons VIII ee accepted uniess II 10 clearly i'm
psssssSie M t ios ths to obtain the certih
|. The fees for examination lss In the aggregate
for each easel will be refunded to the peSsi6ner
examined, on presenting 10 the Pension Agent
receipt LOT the amount ffop the examining sur
lied civil surgeons be refunded.
Consrsss, O for the loss OF arm, ieg, band or foot
OF Ss ior no other disability than the loss OF In,
priyation Of some like essential part Of he nan.
sioners body, are exempt from the Giepnisl exam.
ination. Those whose pensions commance N a
ds,e late, than March will also g
an earlier examination q specially required by
should 1t be found, as a result of tho ex.mius.
ion IN any case. that The pen,ionsrs disability no
degree OF disability be found to have diminished
without disappearing altogether the pensioner
will be paid at the rate corresponding with the
degree estimated BY the examining surgeons, and
No pension can be increased, except on formal an.
plisasion to this office, and by the issue OF new
complete list of authorized Examining Sur.
Sf0a, sS9n TO Ss P,atsd will be furnished to
.,. A.. JosEPH H. BARRETT,
nui'-u4W Commas ioner,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Roseorans' Army.
CHATTANOOGA INVESTED! !
Rebel Batteries Disabled
WAGON TRAINS& PRISONERS CAPTURED.
Johnston Supercedes Bragg.
THE MOUNTAINS FILLED WITH
REBEL DEsERTERs.
THE REBEL ARMY DEMORALIZED
Rebel Batteries Disabled
WAGON TRAINS& PRISONERS CAPTURED.
Johnston Supercedes Bragg.
THE REBEL ARMY DEMORALIzED

STEVENSON, ALABAMA, August 23.-The ad-
vance Of the Army Of the c Cumberland appeared
In front Of Chattanooga on the 2lst instant and
opened fire on the city. The enemy replied
from nineteen guns, mostly small ones, doing
little damage, and also with one 32-pounder,
which swept the opposite shore.
Our fire was very destructive, and every bat
terry which opened on us was disabled.
Lilly threw shells with great precision into
the embrasures of the enemy.
The works Of the enemy on the river are re-
ported 10 be very strong. The parapets Ire
not less than fifteen feet wide. Several water
batteries, on a level with the river, have been
discovered.
Moored at the wharf where two steamers, and
opposite to the city pontoon bridge Of forty
seven boats.
The largest steamer was sunk by our lirc, and
the smaller one disabled.
The attempt to destroy the pOntoon bridge
was frustrated by the rebel sharpshooters.
Forty prisoners were taken, and two rebels
killed and several wounded.
A train Of wagons and the mules of one ba, +.
terry, grazing on the river, were captured.
Our advance reported two divisions al Chal.
the railroad, In the direction Of Bridgeport.
Contrabands report that Johntson arrived
with troops on the Goth instant, superscding
Bragg, who has retired to Atlanta. This last
statement is corroborated by citizens.
No rebel infantry are north of the river.
Starmes's brigade Of cavalry Is In the vlcini
ty of Smiths Cross Roads. Forrest is at Kings.
ton, preparing for raid
Eleven deserters from the First Louisiana
came into Negey's lines last night. They were
detailed lately as crew for the rebel steamer
Point Rock. They abandoned the steamer on
Tuesday, twenty miles below Chattanooga
They report A. p. HIPS and Folks corps a,
Chattanooga. They say the decentralization Of
the rebel army is complete.
Three thousand desertcrs arc In Lookout
Mountain, waiting our advance. These n,e,.
report hundreds OF loyal mountainsers engaged
plotting deserters through the mountains.
The First Louisiana (Bragg's headquarters
guard) is reduced by desertion to less than lUC
men. They say the remember of the crew de-
serted the steamer Point Rock at the sam,
time The steamer was disabled.
Furloughed men of Pemberton's army con-
ing into our lines say the army can never b,
got together again.
Seven deserters of one company came In IL
q body on the Goth inst.
Bragg's army will 60 to pieces II again al
tackled.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
TIE RALEIGH STANDARD CONDEMNED.
The Editor Threatens 10 Cane John
Mitchell, the Irish Rebel.
AFRICAN TROOPS ANXIOUS TO
FIGHT.
Rebel Prisoners Being Exchanged.
ORDER FROM GEN. PEcK-Hrs NEW
STAFF.

FoRrRHss MoNRoE, August %, p. m.-The
mail just arrived from Newbern, n. G., with
yesterdays dates. A correspondent says:
"The rebel papers In this State and Virginia
clamor loudly for the suppression Of the Raleigh
IN. c. Standard, the ofIicial State paper,
which bids defiance to JET Davis and all the
destructives In the Southern Confederacy. Its
circulation 10 larger than any other journal In
the South, and s rapidly Increasing, which
with The Endorsement of its course received
through public meetings from different parts
Of the State is all the vindicston desired, which
should satisfy all that It's uttersnces are those
OF the people. Its columns are open TO the
Ablest Writers In the State, whose statesman
like arguments against secession are unanswer-
able.
"Its editor, Hon. W. W. Holden, who caned
the rebel editor Of the Raleigh Regigsr q short
time since, threatens John Mitchell, of the
Richmond Examiner, with like treatment.
"Intellegepce from General Wild's African
brigade, now In South Carolina, states that the
mence, that their discipline 10 good.
The recent regulations established here by
Col. David Heaton, agent of the Treasury, who
has entire control of the commercial affairs OF
this department. and also acting as Military
Governor, has effectually stopped all commer-
cial intercourse with parties outside of our
lines, and gained for him the entire confidence
and good will OF the army, navy, and Union
citizens.
"steamer New York, Capt. Chisholm, ar.
rived from Annapolis, and will leave for City
Point tomorrow mosning with Gen. Meredith,
who goes up on business.
"They also take up three hundred and forty
rebel prisoners in charge Of Maj. Mulford.
"The health Of the Department continues
good. Maj. Gen. J. j. Peck, with staff, has
arrived here and taken command of the Union
forces in North Carolina.''
HEADQ'Rs EIoHrrESrH ARMY CoRPs, NEW.
BERN, N. c., Aug. IS, ls8S.-Generul Orders
No. LIN accordance with orders from Head.
quarters Department Of Virginia and North
Carolina, the undersigned assumes command
Of the Eighteenth army corps. All existing
ordeS and regulations will remain in force un
til modified or revoked.
The following officers are announced upor
the stat Of the Major General commanding:
Major Benjamin B. Foster, Assistant Adju
tant General; Surgeon d. W. Hand, Medica
Director; Lieut.. Col. Francis Dar, Chief Com
missary of Subsistence; Capt. R. q. Webster
Chief Qusrtcrmaster, Lieut.. Charles r. ster
ling, Aid-de-camp; Lieut.. James d. Outwater
Aid .de-camp. The remainder Of the staff viii
he announced In future orders.
john j. PECK, Major General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

DHogsED.-Lnst evening, Mr.. Nathan q.
Roberts, Of Norfolk, Va, and recently Of the firm
OF Dawson = Co while bathing In the Potomac
at the foot Of Dswson's wharf, was taken, 1t 10
supposed with the eramp and drowned. He re-.
turned to Lynn's Hotel, where he was boarding,
early In the evening and PROPOSED to one Of his
fsliow-boaIders to 90 down and take a bath In the
Potomac, but his asA0ciats not feeling well, ex-
cused himself when Mr.. Roberts proceeded alone
to the wharf, WHARF he was seen By q boy to un-
dress himself end pilngI Into the water; after
swimming about twenty minutes, the boy heard
him make q noise and throw up his hApds (hs was
about twenty yards from the wharf and sunk be-
lore any sssistsRes could be afforded Up to one
O'Clock to-day his body hsd mol been recovered.
GuERRlILAs ON Tow-pATH.-The guerrillas
made their appearance again last evening on the
towing psth Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
about twenty-five miles from Georgetown, but did
no damage, the boats that were hailed told them
that there were other boats near loaded with
troops, They were In squads Of fifteen and twenty,
and were secreted 10 the reeds, which grow to a
great height along the banks Of the river,
POLICE CAsEs.-Margaret Lang, vagraney +;
sent to the workhouse. Samuel Watson, disor.
derby conduct dismissed. J. G. Smith, do fined
s3.6o. George McAllen, do. do. slt, John Har.
rod, do. ; do, s25s. Willigm Brown, drunk ais.
missed. .,h!
MARINE LIsT.-Arrivais.- Henristta,
English, Baltimore, lumber to Libby.
sshr.l. c. Norris, Artia, Bangor, Maine, Ice to
Cooley. ..s'. .,
sohf Ye't Yad, Burnett, New York, hay to
Government. J.. w. 80.
sohr. samuel Bro~n' Yssia. ssw tQst, srNr 70
sehr C. A, Crook, yerenhsm, New York, hay 10
| Government. = 20. a.
sohr Helen Mcleod, Goodrich, Washington,
light. '- '-."' .H.t '. = .' r-r..r
DepatwfG From Ray, pocks WITH eoAl, Charlotte
shaw, hsAyss, Boston, ..l,.. 80. ,r.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Canal. .--Arripals, -
Boats TO Rays DoGks; A, Kane, los tons; susque-
hamn, it0 tous, W. j. Boothe, ~ tonsl Elnira, ils
tons To Borden Mining Company! H. y Kindle,
100 topsj ,Frrncis,, III tonsj D Mafmaduke, io6
tons, yas, ,Raksr, ios tons. To Aynew's Doeksi l..
II. Tracy, is6 tons, Wm. MsMshor, lib tons; 4. NJ
Pstris, in tons, Mary Mertsss lot tons, Potomso
iIstens, TO cumbstiAnd Coal Ind Iron Company
C. Z. Dstm DID, io7 tons,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
THE NAIAp QurgN.-A Pleasapt Prospect -

THE NAIAp QUrEN.-A Pieasapf Prosped.-
From present Indications the opening night at Mr.
Ford's new theatre, with the " Naisd QdeeI for
the attraction, promises, touse well worn phrase.
to be the greatest theatrical coup which hu trans
pired In Washing for many day. No pains nor
labor has been spared by the worthy msnager IN
the getting up of the piece; he has secured artists
Of the very best order of talent, from the best the
atres Of the country. We bespssk for him sub
.tant'al recognition In the syss OF this public.
Surely no one batter deserves II. During the aon-
hnuation Of the "NaiSd Queen" seats may be Sc
cured at the box office OF the theatre three days 10
advance; a facility which will doubles be EN-.
brsoed by the play going public.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
OBrTUARIEs.

ALICE B. HAVEN Formerly Alice B. Nesl)
died on sunday last At her residence In Mamaro-
neck, Wsstehester county, New York, st the aSe
Of % Year,. Hermaiden name was Emily Drsdlsy,
but while . school girl she sent, under the pseu-
donyme Of Alice g. Lee, many attractive sketches
to the Saturday Gastie, then recently established
by Joseph c Neal, In Philadelp phia. she wau mar.
risd to Mr.. Neai In lsAs, and at Lis request 10.
sumed and has since retained the name Of Alice.
On the death Of er'husband, In Isa7, she took
the editorial charge Of the; Gq=ei, and conducteA
It for several years, contributing al the same time
peems, sketches, and tales TO the leading mAga.
Zines, She published volume In 1850, entitled
the "Gossips Of Rvert6wn, with sketehes In
Prose and Verse" and IL more generally known
by her seriss Of juvenile stofies, a. Helen Nor.
ton,"" Pictures from the Bible," " No Such Word
as Fall, Patient Waiting No Loss,., " Content.
ment Better than Wealth " "Alrs not Gold that
Glitters," Out Of Debt Out of Dagger " The
Coopeps," and others. In 1850 she was married b
Mr.. Samuel L. Haven, and has since resided In
Westchester county. 80
CoMMASD.R GEORGE W. Romans ,one of our
best naval efnser, WAS ki'led on Monday last dur.
Ing the bdmbaSdment OF the rebel forts In Charles.
ton harbor. He was In command Of the isoa-ciad
Catskill when shot struck the piIot.hsaSs of thst
vessel, and . flying fragment Of the iroa lining
pisrcsa his head. Commander Rodser Had been
In the nsvatservtse for twenty-sevea years, and
won the reputation Of brave, skIifnI and pruden,
oaleer. A tbs time % his dessA he was sctlas
Fleet Captain OF Admiral DAhlyssn's sqasason be.
fore CharIeseon.'r r. a... ~ GO ra,
PArNAsrER WooDBrRY, recently Killed on
board the monitor "Catskill," was . son OF tn.
late DR.. p P. Woodbury., Of New Hsmpshire. HI
was born In 1883. He graduated ct Brown Uai
vefsity-wa. admitted TO practice law 10 tbe COURT
of New Hampshire In 1857. He removed to In.
diana and pursued his legal profession rntiI 1861
when he received a commission to enter the naval
service. He was relative Of .Postma aster General
Blair and Dlr. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. All who knew him respected and loved
him His body has been conveyed to Bedford
New Hampshire. where his family resides.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

Miss ADaLAIDB PHIILIPs came home In the
Asia on Thursday last, and will repsin IN this
country to enjoy short vacation previous to
her return 10 Paris to fulhl an engagement for
thls wintaf. Miss Phillips has been singing In
some Of the provincial cilies Of FRANCE. and has
met with great success. Speaking Of her per
formance Of the part Of Lsonors," which she
sung at her benefit, the Jo,1aai d 'Amiens uses
the following highly complimentary langtiage
"The part of Leonora, filled by the yonng
beneficiary, offered fresh opportunity for this
of her genius. As she had shown herself
charming and sparkling In Rigoletto and the
BARRIER, so hes she shown herself impsssiou ed
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Amass0enls.

WAsuINaToN THEATRE. The success Of
Miss Susan Denim, Mile Marietta Ravel, and the
fine company performing At the Washington The
atre, has been great indeed. Each night the house
has been alled to Its utmost capacity BY brilliant
audiences, and every one has been apparently de.
lighted. Tonight Miss Denim appears In two
celebrated pieces" Madeleine, or the Belle Of the
Fsubourg," and In the /" Young Collegian" Dur
Ing the sveaing, Mile RAvel will appear in .
French and Spanish dance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Col. Khett Ordered to Hold ii a.
Outpost until Relieved
't' al or Taken u itiEJ ..
The Federal Fleet Moving up The
. =, Harbor.
General Gilmore has Notified
Beauregard that he would
Shell the City yester-
day, the Gath inst.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 25.-Thei flag Of
trucs steamer New York has arrived. The
Richmond Sentiasl Of the oath instant contains
the following kilograms; 81" ".Of
CnARLEsToN, August S2.--Tho fire Of the
enemS's land batteries has been kept up on
Fort sumter, and more guns disabled. There
was only one casualty. There was also heavy
fire on Battery Wagner from the feet and land;
also on Battery Gregg. The casualties of wag-
ncr were one officer and four privates. ~
General Gillmore's demand for the surrender
of Fort Sumter and MorrisD Island, with Q
threat 10 shell Chrreston In four hours from
the delivery Of the paper at Wagner, was signed
and returned at sevon O'Clock this morning.
General Bcsuregard, in hls reply, charges in
humanity and violation of the laws of war, and
sfirns that II the offence he repeated he will
employ stringent measures of retaliation. Up
to this time the threat TO shell the city has not
been executed.
CHARLEsroN, August 2S.-On Saturday six
hundred and four shots were fired at Sumter,
of which four hundred and nineteen struck In
side and outside. The east wall Is much SCARED
and battered in, and tho parapst undermined.
The northwest wall arches and ties have fallen
In. Guns were dIsmountad, and one priysts
killed.
On Sunday the land batteries opened from
south to north, and the Monitors from east 70
west. Coming close mp, the dre was very
damaging. ,a.. .'r..
The last wall was cracked and breached, aud
the shot swept through the fort. A shell burst,
wounding Lieut.. Boylston seriously, and Col.
Rhett, Capt. Fleming and I.ieutsnants scanlon
and Fickling.
The fort Is now a ruin.
Col. Rhett Ia now ordered with his brave
garrison to hold thls'outpost, even az a folorn
hope, until relieved or taken.
On Saturday, at Wagner, q lieutenant and
four men Of the siege train were wounded. On
Sunday, the brave Col. Gaillard lost his life.
1t is said, to-day, that there are twent three
vessels inside, including the Ironsides and
Mopitors, etc., and thirteen outside the bar.
Gen. Gilmore sent Q communication a. II
O'Clock Sunday, giving notice that at II O'Clock
tomorrow he would open fire on Charleston;
In the meantime non-combatauts can go out.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
ANOTHER DISPATCH.

New YORK, Aug. 25-The steam transports
Cambria and America bring Morris Island
dates to midnight Of the 2lst inst. The bonn
bardment of Fort Sumter still continued, and
the south wall had been demolished almost to
the base. wagner, Gregg and other rebel bat
tories replied at short intervals.
An expedition was fitting out to silence the
James Island batteries, which have become
annoying. Our casualties are small. The
greatest confidence is felt as to the result by
the officers and troops.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
An Attempt to Get Up a Riot.
TIE RIOTERS SOON DISPERSED.

New YoR~, Aagyst A.-The drafting to-day
In the hrst, second, and third wards was per.
formed without any difficulty. Several mer-
chants, brokers, and members oG .he press and
telegraphers were duly elected" General
Arthur was among the "lucky ones"
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, August "A small detac hment
Of the seventy-hrst militia were attacked by
about two hundred villains last night, wound
lDg two Of the former. On the arrival Of rein
fofcsments IL was found that the gang had dis
perssd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Court OF Inquiry,

By direction of the President, court OF In
quiry has been appointed to investigate the
circumstances attending the loss by theft of
large sum Of public money in the hands of
Major Mcfarland, Pay Department. The fol-
lowing officers have been detailed for thc court;
Brig. Gen. J. II. Martindale, U. 8. "; Lieut..
Col. 8. Ii. Lathrop, Asst. Insp. Gen; Major
PplOusc A, ID, C. .m
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
son1.n vvonl,si

- roWn, fHHT parvn SIYoRD SK1M ufo fnMn
-'AAhEs UB e0U1HHU PBokIA AID 1An
I.tvoulD ALSO pnrvn %. Tnusf i1zh NOT.
y WRp THEY ARIn, ruIY would MvApn AID
Z y bnoBROY Us WITHOUT nDnCT. ADeoLpfLI
4. ,.AseUEsp On rHIsa rHIHos, Al AAA1KD THAT
,i"Axy oNa COULD THNK OF rnAcn On AM
u rsaNs.' Hn WHo lNTHnfAINs TEE enNrTlrNHf
SIS FIT oNLI 70 BE SLAVE, H wno iUfrHns
=" ~ At FnIs rIxl, noEE0vBa, 10 TRAITOR 10
y Els coUNrRv, WHO DlsxRyss TUE SC0RN AND
ooArEnPT OF ALL H0NoRApln MIN."-hoss-
erar,s, 10 as Gs@eral Assembly, Of Ohio, February,
laRQ -...-... ...... :.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

BAND or SECOND DIsTRIcT oV eotuHsfA. =.
This harmonic Institution fbr;t 10 hew nsed
fact) last evening RECALLED vast consdufse q our
iassa asissaa n n ysoms pi tas vnsSe tssfus, e
for the very charitable Purpose OF aiding rs"a"
Orphan s.. Z. AaySs q @.I,,I.M., n, ,ou, month.
spd piapfsb !, ks s4ssf the best in our country
Ths ssisfGs ~ y, iIAwford, who Is ABLY a.
siItsI ,sT,Sstsses Ss3s1ip rrankiin, we can
I6diy SsJ NJ tAtA W&sANas Bard OF Ayoni
: sSi ~ hftl "a SsSya,S Sfloye, play on"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Another sIe.senger Coming from Gov.
ernpr HeYmOnr,

ALBANY, August A.-The Government will
dispatch a messenger to Washington to asccr.
tain whether the excess Of volunteers raised in
different localities on former calls will be al
lowed In the present draft; in the meantime all
local authorities are Invited to communicate
their claint on this account to the Adjutant
Generals Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Naval Orslers.

Firft Assistant Engineer g. B. N. Tower, de-
taehed from the Richmond ard ordorfd TO spe-
rial duty at Boston, Massachusetts.
Second Assistant Engineer Clarke Fisher, de-
tached from the Marbchead and waiting or
dcfs.
Second Assistani Engjneer Albert Moreiy,
ordered 10 the Nipsic. .rIg l....
sa'imaker Theodore &. herber, ordered 10
the steam sIoop Hartford, vice sallmsksr John
A. Holbrook, detached and waiting orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

4. r,RAIIAoADs.- s.--AllrvALA AxD DRAArun o.
iTAAmA-Ths edvsrtissnsats - eur hrpt psgs
srsinsstsas sy suthsrts osths ssiirosd companies
sevssaly pansA sre oneiAlly sosfsstsd vbsn
shaasss srs nsds, hsass 90 ~ relied seoa - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Movements Of Secretary Seward and his
Diplomatic Faulty.

BrFFALo, August "a 2l,--Sccretary Seward and
party arc expected here tomorrow morning,
from Niagara Fals. A furious storm passed
over the city this afternoon, unroo6ng houses,
and blowing down chimneys, signs, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

CoRHECTIoN.-fort the purpose Of correctiug,
by request, report In the New York papers,
we would state that the name of the gentleman
who was reduced to subordinate position In
the Pension Office is Edward s. Dana, instead
Of r. j.; and that Of his successor Mr.. Darius
Forbes, instead of Ford. 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

New YoRK, August 24-There were six hun
dred and sixty-three deaths in this city last
week.
Gold, after the Stock Board adjourned to-day,
waR 1894