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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-17

No Rebel officers (save medicaD have
been paroled since Davis's bloodthirsty
proclamation Of last month. SO says the
Secretary of War.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-17
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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
The War In North Carolina.

NEwBERN, N. c., May 24.-COl. Johns, of
the Fifty.eighth Pennsylvania regiment, made
a reconnaissance from Newbern on the 22d
with Lees brigade. When within about seven
miles of Kingston he surprised and captured
some two hundred rebels, belonging to the
Fifty-eighth North Carolina regiment, several
officers, field piece, arms, equipments, &c.
A rebel captain and lieutenant were killed; none
were killed on our side.
The schooner Sea Bird, of Philadelphia, while
aground at the mouth of Neuse river, on the
Goth, was captured and burned by the rebels in
small boats. Her captain and crew were taken
prisoners. All the troops in the State, inclu-
ding recent conscripts, have gone to Virginia.
General Wild is making fine hcadway In re-
cruiting his African brigade. General Foster
is now on tour Of inspection TO the different
military posts in this department, which he is
continually strengthening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
THEALABANA AND FLORIDA ONACRUISE
Six Ships and Two other Vessels
Burned by Them.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9s.-The brig VIM. NJ
Dodge has arrived here from Pernambuco
Capt. Potter, of the ship Oneida, isa paSsen'
gCr, and reports that the Oneida, from shHng
hae for Now York, and the bSrque Henrietta
from Baltimore for Rio, were burned by the
Alabama on the e9th of April, in lat. l4' B.
long. 29l W. The Alabama and Florida, cruls
ing together, also destroyed, previously, th'
ship Louisa Hatch, from Cardiff for Singapore
the ship Nora, from Liverpool for Calcutta
the Charles Hill, from Liverpool for Monte
vldeo; the whaling barque Lafayette; the bril-
Kate Koria, and the schooner Kingfsher.
The ship Charles Hill had salt in it's hold AM
an assorted cargoe between the decks. Thcr
was no insurance on the ship, as the owner
considered that her English cargo would pro
tsct her.
TThe salt did not save her.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
wILDREPoRTs SENT TO NEW YORK

The New York EUening lost, of yesterday,
has dispatch from this city to the effect that
Gen. Hooker, when in Washington on Tuesday
last, expressed the opinion "that the enemy
are bringing up all their forces from Charles
ton, and probably North Carolina, for des-
pcrate aggressive movement"
The above is about as near the fact as the
other Washington dispatch in the New York
papers (TineS and Tribme), yesterday, that
Gen. Grant, in his dispatch of the 22d inst,
stated that he had intercepted a dispatch from
JEFF. Davis 10 Gen. Pemborton, in which the
rebel President promises the rebel commander
at Vicksburg reinforcements to the number of
a hundred thousand men if he will only bold
out two weeks"
The starch is taken ont of this statement by
the fact that Gen. Grant never stated that he
had intercepted a dispatch from JEFF Davis to
Pemberton." He only asserted, incidentally,
that he had heard such report, but did not
place any reliance upon 1t, one way or the other.
1t is not deemed of the slightest importance,
either by the Government here or at Vicksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
INVASION or PENNsYLvANIA l

The following extraordinary dispatch was
telegraphed to the country and appears in the
morning papers to-day
HARRIsBCRG, May Ex-Governor Curtin,
by appointment, will leave here this evening
for Washington, where, in conjunction with
General Schenck, he will consult with the
President and authorities in relation 10 the
future protection ofthe State against INVASION -
The consultation, referred to above, took
place to-day, but what kind of prospective in
vaslon Of Pennsylvania is alluded to we cannot
conceive, unless reference is made to an inva-
sion from Canada in the event Of future war
with England. Pennsylvania is certainly in NO
danger Of being invaded by the rebels, nor any
other STATE HoW lying north Of the present most
northern position Of the rebel armies, notwith-
standing the boasts of the rebel papers in this
hour of starvation, humiliation and despera-
ton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
.THEAESkULTO ON V1CKSBURG
FURTHER ACCOUNTS,
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
The Rebels Driven to Their Last
Line Of Entrsnchments.
JACKSON DESTROYED

CmcAso, May 2s.-A special dispatch from
Cairo says Con. Lee, of Kansas, confirms the
report that two of the outer works Of the enemy
were taken in Fridays attack on the rebel forti-
ficatlons. The battle was Sanguinary. The
rebels fought with GOODNESS and desperation,
reservlng their fire until our forces came within
a murderous range. They were driven back
however, by main force, into the last line oi
intrenchPents. This was the situation on Fri
day evening.
Jackson, Miss, has been destroyed. Th'
Federal army that occupied that place is now
acting as reinforcement for Gen. Grant.
When the boat left on Saturday morning thu
mortar boats were throwing occasional shells
We have captured the batteries both above ant
below the town.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
DEPARTURE OF THE Isl COLORED
REGIMENT FROM BOSTON.
They go off in a Blaze of Glory.
EN- sN1.

BosToN, May 2s.-One of the most enthusi-
astic and exciting and demonstrative local
military events of the war took place to-day, to
commemorate the departure of the Fifty-fourth
Massachusetts (colored) regiment for South
Carolina. The ranks of the regiment were en-
tlrely full. The men were dressed In regular
United States uniforms, splendidly equipped,
headed by a full band OF colored musicians.
The regiment made magnificent appearance.
After being reviewed on Boston Common by
Governor Andrew, the regiment embarked on
the steamer De Malay, which is to sail imme-
diately. The march of the regiment through
the city was attended by the most enthusiastic
cheering.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
The Union League Meeting At Utica, New
York.

UTICA, May 27.-The city is alive with dc
menstratons Incident to the mass convention
Of the Loyal League, There will probably be
stupondous gathering in Chancellor Square.
Arrangements have been made TO dine thir-
teen hundred returned soldiers who have gath
cred from various parts of the State.
The Hon Henry A. Foster will preside at the
meeting, and addresses will be delivered by Ly-
man Tremaine, Daniel s. Dickinson, Henry j.
Raymond, James W. Nye, John Van Buren,,
and others.
UTICA, May 27.-The Loyal Convention was
largely attended this afternoon. Three stands
were assigned to speakers, from whence ad-
dresses were delivered. The Hawkins Zouaves
appeared with a banner, inscribed with the
name Of Gen. Mcclellan as a candidate for the
next President. Col. Hawkins made a speech,
advocating the employment OF negroes as sol.
diers. Some fourteen hundred partook of the
collation. furnished by the ladies. The meet
ing adjourned at O'Clock. Everything was
orderly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
The Omcsrs OF the IndIanoIa.

The following named officers of the gunboat
Indianoln, which was sunk by rebel rams near
the mouth of the Red River, February cath, ar
rived at the Kirkwood House;
Capt F. II. W. Fontaine, U. S. NJ. Corps;
Thomas Carstairs, L. S. NJ; W. s. Pease, U.
S. n; W. W. Hovey, U. 8. N. Gardner Phpps,
7. S. N; D. Hawksworth, L. S. Nj Thomas
Scholcs, L. S. Nj Thomas Dwight, Thomas
McElmill, L. S. Nj John II. Yates, L. S. n.
Lieut.. Col. d. L. Stricken, U. S. N. T. Lenns,
L. S. NJ. c. G. W. Vaise, U. S. N.
Also, j. II. PenGeld, 9th New York Cavalry.
These officers tell an interesting story of the
hardShips they have undergone in their long
captivity.
They were in Nickshurg some time, and rep,
resent that city as full of rife pits and earth
works, but empty of provisions.
They represent their treatment by the rebels
as having been shameful.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
Sentences by COurts-MartiRI In the Army
OF the Potomac,

Capt. James selick, 10th New York regi-
menti absence from duty and misbehavior be-
fore the enemy. Sentenced to he cashicred, and
the sentenced 10 be published in the paper
having the largest circulation In the county
where his residence is.
Lieut.. Timothy Murray, company A, esd
New York regiment; for conduct prejudiclal
TO the service, conduct 'unbecoming an officer
and gentleman, and for breach of orders.
Cashiercd.
Second Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Haslem, company
c, SGD New York Regiment; for drunkenness
while on duty. Cashiered.
First Lieut.. John spoerri, SGD Illinois Regl.
ment for misbehavior before the enemy, and
for cowardlcc. To be cashiered, and to forfeit
all pay or emouments now or hereafter due,
to have his uniform stripped off in front of hi
regiment, and his sentence to be published in q
newspaper in the State of Illinois.
Second Lieut., John Boyle, company X, SD
New York Regiment for desertlon. To Lc
shot dead, with musketry, on such day as may
be appointed by the Commanding General.
TIE SECOND n. II. RRGIMENT.-This Tepi.
ment commanded by Col. Bailey, marched through
the streets this morning and presented n splendid
appearance. II numbers some 600 men, all hale
and hearty. The regiment was so decimated by
the two years campaigns that 1t returned home
for the purpose OF recruiting, II arrived from New
Hampshire last evening,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
NnnI.n WoRnai

"wHErEvnR TmT (THI RnhEIs) HAVE TN
POWER, TINT DRIVE nKFoRR THNN INTO THHII
RANEn TIN RouTHIRH PRoPIl, AND THEI
WOULD ALSO DRTvE N. TRusT THHN NOT
VIM THBT ALE, THEH WOULD INVADE ANT
DEsTRoI % WITHOUT. MnRCY. ABsoLuTELi
AsaURED OF THEAH THINGS, / An AAtAZED THAI
krE ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANf
TERMs.' HI WHO ENTERTAINs THE sEETIhkHI
rs FIT ONLY TO HI SLAVE He WHO UrTkRs
IT AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is TRAITOR TO
his COUNTRY, WHO DEsERvEs TIE scoRN :, AND
CONTEMPT or ALL HONORABLE MEN;-HoS-
srd5ls, to the Gsnsrdl Assrnblyo Of ONO, February,
1888.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
The Turf.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The second days race
on Patterson Course was numerously and re-
specially attended to-day.
The first race, for $500, two mile heats, was
won by West Roxburg-time, S.47I, 3.45.
The second race, for $500, a mile and a
quarter dash, was won by DR.. Weldon's bay
hlly-beating Marmora, Ben West, and Rec
tifer-tme, 2.18.
The third race, for $500, mile heats, wat won
by Pennock's flly; time, l.49, .55l.
Great trot at Fashion Course between Butler
and Patcheni won by Butler. PatchCn won
the first heat in 2.25t. Butler won the next
three heatsi time, 2.27l !, 2.2S, 2.2Sl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
snlFFIELp,s CoNFEcTIoNERY.-We

SHAFFIELD's Commemorative visited,
few days ago, the extensive establishment of
Mr. ShAfield, located At 1856 Sixth street, between
c and H streets where we found an abundant sap
ply Of all kinds Of confectionery. Attached to the
store Ia large saloon, fitted up in elegant style,
whore ice creams and Ices are dispensed. Illumi-
mated By chandeliers, II resembled fairy land In
the rear Of the building we found everything
sAy Tor the manufacture OF the luxuTies of his art
J." theIG greatest pTofusOu. Parties, supperB,
ONNs cAgursions and weddings can all be supplied
~ 'he same time II necessary, such are the facll-
ties which Mr. $. Possesses Tor their accommoda-
tion. We speak that which VIC believe when we
say that No residcnt Of Washington who may pat.
ronze Mr. Shatteld will regret il
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
The Atlantic TtIegrnph I'M Boston

BosToN, May 27.-The special committee Of
the Boston Board of Trade report strongly in
favor of the Atlantic telegraph, and commend
the project to the consideration of merchants
and capitalists.
The anniversary meetings held in this city
during the week are quite well attended, and +,
without exhibiting many features Of unusual
interest, are especially demonstratlve of pat
rlotism and support of the Government
The report of the secretary Of the New Eng
land American Tract Society shows that the
agents of the society have distr ibuted 500, 900,
in the form of books, &C., to the army and
navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
smngRIers discovered.

BEAUFORT, N. c., May 2O.--It appears, from
recent Developments, that a million dollars
worth Of Ofsupplies has reached the enemy through
division and rcgimcntal suffers. The former
have exclusive right to open wholesale stocki
at their houses whenever they choose, and In
many instances such houses have been estab
lished where there Is no military Jurisdiction
and free access to the enemy can be readily Oh
taiDed
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
REBEL REPORTS FROM VICESBURG
They Feared the Seventh Assault.
The Alleged Escape of Loring.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The B,Ilistin'S spe-
cial Cincinnati dispatch says; By way Of Muir
freosboro' we have rebel news that Pemberton
has repulsed six assaults on Vicksburg, but
they greatly feared the next, which was about
being made. They also say that Lorng cut his
way through at Haynes Bluff and escaped. The
off from communication with rebel forces in
Vicksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
ROM II H E w E 8 I
ALL QUIET IN BURNSIDES FRONT
Rebels Evidently Preparing
for a Move.

CINCrNNATI, May 2sth.-Advlces from Ken
lucky represent all quiet in Burnside's front.
The rebel force in Wayne county is estimated
to be from six to eight thousand.
Pegram's headquarters are this side of Mon.
tcello, in Gilbert's front.
Much speculation and uncertainty is rife as
to the rebel intentions.
A bold stroke is evident.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C, against en-
dangering their health by pAtroniZing any OF the
advertising quaeks. You can fully recover by the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundr' dc
Of others, and In other way. Read letter which
will send you, II you will send me postpaid en-.
VelOpe bearing your address, Direct to
EDWARD h. TRAVER,
Ap B-dhW6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
EItensIve ForEeries.

New YoRK, May 2s.-several forged drafts
signed F. G.. Adams, Chicago, and drawn on
Thompson Bros, New York, were detected to
day, including one for forty y-three hundred dol
lars, received from Washington.
Messrs. Thompson say they have seen TWEEN
ty thousand dollars of forged drafts, thus far
coming from Philadelphia, Baltimore, ant
Washington. They suppose the rogues are
now at work elsewhere.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

COLONEL D'tTAssY AT THE OLD Carroll
D'Utassy was committed to the Old Capitol prison
yesterday to await the promulgAtion of his sen.
tsnee BY court martial He was taken from his
quarters at the Herndon house to the prison. M,
incarceration iS supposed to indicate that severe
sentence will bs passed upon him,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

HELSAE AND kISG,-The London sporting
papers give interesting accounts Of the cerc-
mony of making the dfth deposit (posting the
corianders) in the match between Heenan and
Tom King. The sum of SO, 900 is now uP, and
parties who once doubted the genuinoness OF
the match are convinced that it is bona tIde.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

RAILROADS. AND DEPARTURE OF
TnArSL-The Advertisements on our fourth page
ere Inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
ssvsraly named, are ofncially corrected when
changes are made hence can be relied upon as cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

PAROLED PRIsoNERs.-This morning 200
soldiers came from the camp OF pNroled prisoners
near Alexandria, and went to Soldiers Retreat
They were captured at the battle OF Fredericks'
burg and taken to Richmond, which city they left
about the 18th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

RESTORED TO MS CoMMAND.-The general
order honoraOly dIscharging Maj. J. P. CilIey,
First Maine cavalry, has been revoked, and he
is restored to his command, with Instructions
70 report a. the guard house for duty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

A DEAD BoDY FoUND.-An infant, supposed
to be about one month old, was found on the cor
ner Of sixteenth an streets, in a place where
seavengers throw their night soil. The body was
In a state 90 deeomposed that Coroner Woodward
could not hold an examination. An order was
given by the coroner for Its burial.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

The Great Eastern arrived at New York yes
terday, with 900 passengers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
THEo. F. STOKES, ,'sec'y.
wiuIamsburgh, kings county, New York

057- THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN IsvALID. Published for the benefit, and as a
warning and CAUTION TO YoUEG MEN Who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, etc. supplying ut the same time THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself az
ter being put TO great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery.
By enclosing 4 postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
my 26-Iy Bedlord, kInga County, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

t5S3" IOB CREAM AND.WATRR ICRs, Wholesale
and retail Hotels, bOArdlng-houses, retail stores
parties, fairs, excursions, and suffers furnished al
the lowest prices. Families supplied with the beat
and confectionery, and delivered to any part
Of the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con.
iectioneTy, Sixth street between @ and II.
my 2s-im JAS, SHAFFIEIn
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

ATTEMPTING TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MONEY
About eleven o'clock this morning, man answer
ing by the name Of @. W. Wilson, was arrested
while attempting to pass three hundred dollars in
counterfeit money at the bank Of Jay Cooke Il Co.
Other counterfeit money was also found in his
possession. He states that his residence is in Del
aware. In default Of bail he was committed for a
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
NOTICE.

FB1s PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
eEONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

To ApvERHsERs.-We call the attention Of
business men 70 the classification of advertise
msntI. We Intend to keep business eye to this
natter for the benefit OF our patrons,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

The winter OfOuT discomfort would be great
ly ameliorated by an early fall of Vicksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

COLLECTION FOR THE POoR IN IRELAED.-The
Pilot states that the sum Of $50 100 20 has been
collected for the poor of Ireland in the Diocese
pf ROston
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
Perannnl.

Gen. CoUCH, Of the Army of the Rappahan.
mock, is on visit to his home in Taunton, Mass,
Mrs. NALLAEDIGHAM has not become insane,
aS has been reported. So says the Cincinnati En-.
quircr,
BULL Run RUSSELL has gone to Poland tO
write up the Polish Revolution for the London
Times.
GEN. SCHENCK aud Hon. IL. WINTER DAVIS
have been in town to-day and had an interview
with the President.
JAMES II. BELL, Esq, of Delaware, has been
transferred from the Census to the Indian Office
and promoted to second-class cIerkship.
OLNG CIR WENDELL HOLMES, will deliver the
next lth Of July Grafton In Boston, and william
Everett, son OF Edward Elerett, will read the
De- larAtiOn Of independence.
THOMAS SIMS, the t.ave, who has recently
rescued his wife aud family from Vicksburg, Miss.
was advertised by his old ma4ter-who offered $50,
for his arFest-in Nicksburg paper, a copy o
which has been received by gentleman OF North
Ampton, Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
FROM CINCINNATI.
Sentence Of a NEGRO for Murder.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-A colored man, named
Thos. Mammo, has been convicted of the mur-
der Of Geo. W. Walters, and is sentenced to be
hung on the 11lh of September next
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

A cavalry regiment on Riker's Island, near
New York, burned their barracks yesterday
afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

The America sailed from Boston for Liver
pool yesterday, with $4,000 in specie.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

Rebel troops are leaving Tullahoma for vicks.
burg, as is supposed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

SEE FIRST PAGE OF to-day'S REPUBLICAN fol
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
graphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

A BoorBLACK's REvENGE.-Thls morning a
wellressed individual in front Of wIllArdI' Hotel
asked one Of the bootblackS to polish off his calf
skins The little fellow, after completing the job,
asked for pays whereupon the individu al refused,
and took seat, After remaining seated for some
time, he fell asleep, when the bootblaek went to
the gutter aRd scraped up large handful Of mud
and deliberately smeared 1t over the boots that
had just been 80 neatly polished.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

LAST WEDNESDAY the mercury stood al 90
degrees in the shade, In the thermometers at
St. Paul, Minnesota, The sprghtly itcmiser
of the Press Of that city says "The street
sprinklers baked the sand wherever their efTu-
sions struck it, and the lnchPins in the ice
wagons were melted"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points in the North and West
For tickets and further lnformA apply at the Of
nce OF the "Great Pennsylvanla Route" /" northeast
corner pennIylvaniA avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel, ONCE open from a. m. to
p. M ion Sundays to p. m.
Z. o. NORTON,
aug Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

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