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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Gen. lBank. AZ Yickshurr.

VicxsDuRe, August 2.--Gen. Banks was In
this city yesterday, having arrived evening be-
fore last from Port Hudson, and left this morn.
ing. The meeting between himself and Gen.
Grant was very cordial. They consulted To-
gether In regard to the campaign for the coming
fall, and will doubtless soon make known 70
their commands In the proper manner the re-
suit OF their conference. There Ia one control.
ling object thy have now In common--,hc
capture Of Mobile. Active operations to that
end will not commence until the terms Of the
furloughs now being granted have expired, and
until the heatei season shall have expended Its
intensity. Bui the fall of Mobile isa certain
as the coming bf the winter season.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
R.aR ApnraAL rARaAsur.

This distinguished naval hero 10 announced
10 be on hh way To this city today, II Il is
''ue that he Is en- route, he will probably arrive
th" evening. about 8 O'Clock. II 10 not true
however, % stated in last evenings New York
h,pres', that the Secretary Of the Navy desired
Admiral fsrrsgut's presence 10 wsshlnetou
Immediately" On the contrary, the Secretary
addressed the Admiral letter. which resched
him on his arrival at New York, expressing 10
him the thauks u the Government for his greet
services 70 the country, and assuring him. tha.
ne ohe Seeretsry) would be most happy TO Sos
the Admiral in Washington at his (Farragut's)
convenience, and thst he (thc Secretary OK.
pected and ddesired, especially 10 view Of the con-
di'ion OF the Admirsl's health and The intense
heat In Washington, that he would arst yisi,
his family In thc, North, and afterwards, when
II Is cooler. and thc Admiral has recruited bis
health, he could come here. Bat perhaps the
Admiral thinks 1t Is his duty to call upon
the Secretary Of the Navy first hence the 70.
port that he Is coming may bc true. He will
be welcome when he does como, be II now or
hereafter. .f.4 1' H' "1i
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Latest from Charleston.
| COMBINED ATTACK UPON SUMTER.
The Sky Illuminated by the
Shell,
Dispatches from Lsrd Lyons 10 the
British Consul at Charleston.

The United States revenue transport steamer
Flora, W. A. Booth, commander, arrived Iast
evening from of Charleston. They report
having left Port Royal on Friday, The 9Th, and
passed close by Charleston al II O'Clock that
evening. Heard heavy and rapid firing.
The bombardiDg was between Fort Sumter
and Morris Island, aud the sky was brilliantly
Illuminated by the shell.
FLAGS or TIUCE.
On the 9TH inst. boat from Her Britannia
Msjcsty's chip Plovcr was allowed to 20 in the
harbor OF Charleston to bear commuDica ion,
from Lord Lyons to Mr.. Bruce, the rebel Eng.
lish Consul at Charleston. A. they did not 70
ashore 10 inspect our works, they could not
give much information TO robeldon,.
Another nag was sent in on the 7th by Ad.
niiral Dahlsrcn 10 communicate with the rebels
at Fort Wagner iu relation to Important mat
tCrs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
sIBLEY's EXPEDITION,
INDIAN FIGHT ON THE MIS-.
souri, RIVER.
THREATENED H0sTILITIEs ELSE.
WHERE.

CHICAGO, Aug. ia special dispatch from
81. Paul says DR.. Hoyt, Of tho Idaho gold mines,
reports that battle had taken place between
the passengers Of the steamers Shreveport and
Robert Campbell and the Indians, loo miles
below Fort Union, on the Missouri river.
Twcnty.cight Indians were killed and mum.
bcr wounded. Three whites were killed aud
two wounded.
Tho boats on the Grand Bar had two howil-
zcrs, and were barricadcd by bundles OF buffalo
robes. Dr. Hoyt reports that all Indians on
this side of tho Rocky Mountains arc hostile,
and he thinks the expedition Of Capt Fiskc viii
fall.
letter from tibleys expedition, dated On
the Jatncs river, July II, says a hattie was cx .
pccted with the Indians within two days.
IL seems to be the design of the Indian. 10
leave the praircs aud draw our forces into tho
hiliy country Of Missouri, aud there give them
battle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
FURTHER FROM CHARLESTON
ty.srls FV.I n.a..I ...,'
More Rebel Batteries Con.
ag0' r. struoted. ,,.ar .a 3
t.7 a'I. Dir. ..- -----+--- ....-1.,.
GEN. GILMORE REINFORCED.
d. "'.' 'l.' 7W'i--- - r..IR.. lot #
The Attack on Sumter to be
rrs mado To-Day. n.ts
Tue REBELS ARE LEAVING suMitR..
rlrs ,.,5 ~ Ia#- -.
d ESPERATE FIGHTIN g.,
.
THE 7 REBELS ARE LEAVING suMitR.
D DESPERATE FIGHTING.

New YoRK, August lathe steamer Arsgo
has arrived at this port from Charleston Bar
on Monday at 8 O'Clock p. m. aai w. %
Our correspondent, under date Of the Sth
instant, ssys the rebels have built numerous
additional bstterics on James Island, and We
will have to encounter one hundred more guns
They are also building interior Ines of DO.
fences close to the city. '. ..f ag0 b
| Not less than seyeu thousand troops have
landed on Morris Island during the past week
from the North. l, ''n srn'. .In Of
Under date of p. m, OF, the 10th inst, he
says Gen. Gilmore has notified Admiral Dahl.
gren that he will be In readinrss TO commence
the assault on the 18th inst. Tho navy Is all
ready; so fighting will commence on that day.
/ The greatest anxiety Is felt ss 70 the result
The fall Of sumter," Wagner and Cummings
Point Is regarded as . certslnty In from two to
SIX hours. "A dsserter from Fort Wagner says
two-thirds OF the guns have been removed from
Fort Sumter and mounted on james Island,
and that the fall Of Sumter Is considered BY the
rebels rs . certainty. ga. %. 5,..'. .,.s nI
'' The damage done by our Monitors, In April,
is rendering the possibility Of holding Sumter
not 70 DO thought Of A deserter says that
Sumter was on the point Of surrendering when
tho Monitors Withdrew. 1'''n 20 .pr.Is as
d. We have shelllng night aud day. Fort John
son keeps up brisk hre, and our wooden gun
boats 30 In every day and shell the rebels. At
night The rebels shell our land batteries, and
we shell them In return. .... ....-... 'l
a On Sunday next we will certainly hold Sum-
ter, aud within few days after Charleston or
It's ruins will be in our possession. Five NOR
tar schooners and tho wooden gunbosts are
stripping for It. ''.aItI".p.. rpt -r
The weather continues delightful, though
there is great suffering for tho want OF leo,
lemons, and sugar. .H., ! o. rt u. ~ Euta Boa
'' 80" THE VERY LATEST. 'dt .t
4 Az the time the Arsgo was leaving the Otta.
wa, Marblehesd, Seneca, and .ronsidos were
engaged shslliny the cummlug's Poiu, bate
Al.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
GEORGETOWN & AFFAIRS.

'e PoLics CAsEs.-Thomas Linthicum, selling
without lisense; aesd o. ~ John D. Riley, fast
riding; uned ss4G Ferry wrisat, Mosss wright,
Thos. Hand and Geo. johnson, bathing; iued each
81 ~. Joseph Fountain, riding or pavement, sent
to the ewotkhouse. Joseph Dunn, dsseftsr; turned
over TO military. Mary Chfisty, draok dismissed
MARiSs Lisr.--Arripais.- .-Schr. John q.
Whippi", Lawson, N. Y , iced 10 d. L. shoem sker,
msrble pavenents to p. Royers, and felt 70 VIM
Psttbanc.t aif aE E.f. >. ..rFr.rf y .'-.r..
schr. =. D. Myers, wedons, N, Y, graia and hay
u Government Id lfH .a.2 J.. .5p f...rt =
schr. Porto Rioo, Tyler, Nd, wood. -lah.y sa
schr sohn Z. Crockford, Jones, n ", grain to
Mr.. Young. m fhf -. Hi f'.f .a n'0'I.,' I.
sleop star, Triee, Alexandria. light. igf., 90
/ TAE MARKsTs.-Ths following Ia list Of
prices ~ reported for the Republican, ny to 70 m,
to-days H. one. .1 & o. ......'. ..-
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
asssA nsrhss rs-say.
'rtk BATTLE OF FALLING WATERS"
MEADE ". LEE.

..a. e. 80. MEADE W.. LEE.
II will be remembered that Con. Meade re.
ported acavalry battle under Gen. Fitzpatrick,
at"Falling Waters" on tho 18th Of July last,
in which he announced that Fitzpatrick cap.
tared . rebel brigade, two pieces Of artillery,
and that Gen. Pettlgrew was wounded. Many
Of our readers WIN also remember that subsc.
qucntly Gen. Lee, In . dispatch to "Gen. 8.
Cooper" denied III statement of Gen. Meade,
asserting that there was no battle, but that the
only men captured from him (Lce) were few
strsgglcrs, who were hanging upon his rear.
We regret 70 observe that Gen. Meade has
dccmct !. necessary to notice the rebel chief.
taln's denial, by addressing tho General-ln-
chief Of the U. 8. Army on the subject, 70.
asserting the facts stated in his report, by sub
hitting Fitzpatrick history of the battle.
We regret Ii because II Is not only undigni.
ned, but was entirely unnecessary. Who
doubted Gen. Mcade's reporti Nobody whose
opinion Is worth anything. Who believed
Lees deniali Nobody, except those who will
believe him who strikes tho hand that feeds
him, aud who will violate his honor and his
oath and turn traitor to his country. Such 10
Lcc's record. That being the case, IL is unbc-
coming an American General TO notice such
pcrs0n. ... .r-.
While on the subject, IL is we'll enough 10
State that We happened 10 DO q Point Lookout
On Sunday morning last, and saS n.re tie iden-
tes' rebel brigade eaptuod bv Gen. Mode at
fsal~y Wars. They ssc now iu " Prisoner
Camp" at that place, number sbout fee hm.-
lrfd, aud are rcgistsred, aeeording 10 their oea
statement, as havi"g teea "enptared at Falling
'Wstys."
fn addition to the above facts, tho Govern
nent has In its possession the two guns cap
'urcd, and we know that Gen. Pcttigrew, who
was wounded in tho battle, has since died. So
much for Lee aud his lying declarations to
Cooper. ..........
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Is.EnaL pEck.
NEWS FROM RICHMOND
AN +ENoLIsHMAN's STATEMENT.
No Ttssps IN RtcAnssd Or ss6sll
Lt,YALry IN H0AYn CAROLINA ma
- ~ LtKEDiS RfsAMoSD. y .'gl
REBEL OPINIONS OF GENERALS GRANT
:p,s, Sa AND RosEcRASs.. q ,i.i g,o, r..'.

r q n r Ha..H h.
aFosyRkss MosRoa, August i2.--Ths u. q
guuboat Msuphis, Acting Master Curtis CON
mander, sfriyed this mornihg from Porfsoysl
and direct from our feet od Charleston. sh,
iefl the neet on Sunday evening last, and brings
no additional news. "The siegc Is progress
ing satlsfactorily" Is confirmed BY this arrival,
The Seventh and Eighteenth Army Corps arc
united Into ono and Major General John j.
Peck lcaves Fortress Monroe immsdIsiely ia
take command Of that section Of The Depart.
mont In Newbern, N. c. Major BenIamip q,
Foster, A. A. O., Or. d. W. Hand, Medical d
rector, Lieut.. Charles R. Sterling. A. D. G., and
Lieut., James D. Atwater, A. D. c., all OF Major
General Peck's old staf, accompany him 70
his new field Of labors In that Department. 2
The steamer De Molay, from Boston, arrived
In Hampton Roads this morning. Ia Y y.
An English doctor arrived at Fortress Mon.
roe to-day, from Richmond. The doctor gave
hls name, but wishes II not published. He says
he len Richmond last Saturday, and came BY
cars TO Station Ivor, on the Norfolk ana Peters.
burg railroad, 90 miles this side of Petersburg,
which is - far as the cars are running. ~
From Ivr he came In vlrginian carriage
"a one ne.horse, two.wheel oart) to q IoInt elk
miles this side Of Suffolk, and frotn thence he
came on foot to Norfolk. He rcporss that there
are no troops, not even guard, 10 Suffolk, and
there are no, troops In Richmond, but the
streets arc SLED with rebel oficers. s. .1f /.
:" He saw no gunboats In tho harbor at Rich
mond, but he knows that they are building two
iron-clads, but does not know how far they arc
advanced" .-Ha~ ~ ~, 49, ..
Tho Doctor was In Richmond I've weeks,
and complains Of the high price Of board (sls
a wcek), and hard fare at that. F-'4i
Tho Richmond Mqsi,u, Of Monday, tho 10th
inst, Expresses strong condemnation Of the
course the North Csrollnians arc pursuing, In.
calling mass convention of tho Unionlsts Of
North Csrol:na TO send delegation to Wash
Iugton, D. G. .'..... '7' ..
The h"qsirer speaks hopefully Of Charleston
and claims that they have greatly streng g,hencd
The works Of battery Wagner. f,
The Doctor also says that Tho sou.bernep
express great dislike 10 0sa. Grant, and say
hat Grant and Rosccrans are tho only Federal
generals they fear. l,. " y y ts'i5 ,l. 81, -,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Naval Orders To-day.

Ensgns Charles d. Jones, David D. wcmple,
John j. Read, John II. Reed, and Edward o.
Haseltine, detached from the Hartford and ur-
dered to Newport, r. l., for their final exami-
nation.
Third Assistant Engineer Augustus +. Nagle,
ordered to the East Gulf blockading squadron.
Third Assistant Engineer james NJ. Clark,
ordered to the steamsloop Mackinaw.
Boatswain Charles A. Bragdcn, detached
from the Potomac, and granted one months
leave.
William II. Jones, appointed an assistant
surgeon In the navy, from the l2th Of August,
1893
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
SecoIlfEffsA
N0A oiCLlsCk.&. -
ALE QUIET IN FRONT.

..s4ne aaAly auncement Of sowenf agr CO..,
scmporsrles thai all Is quiet In front has really
lmpreeet scne tOlhs with ,hs idpa thtta bat
tle was immlneat. Nothing Of tho kind. Quiet
'relsns supreme n both armies sSd wsac56s
tinue TO doso for sometime yet. Aftr Lee y,
capped through Chester Gap ~ was concsasA, IN
military circles, that there would be no more
nshting for somo time, except among The pick.
cts or raiders or in the event of q rsconnols-
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
PERSONAL,

Gov. TOP, of Ohio, has arrived In town.
Hon. P. P. Lowe and GEO. B. wRIoHr, O
Ohio, are in the city.
JoHs W. CRIsrIELD has been nominated for
reelection to Congress, by the Union men Of the
Fist district Of Maryland.
BsIs. GsS. GovIRkEuR x. WARREN, Chief
OF Toposrspisai xssipssrs on Gen. Assds,s stsfr,
has been promoted major general. the commis.
sion to date from the battle OF Gettysburg, where
Gen. ". distinguished hi@ssli.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
A Rebel Camp Discovered on
Pony Mountain.
GEN. PATRICK GOING HOME.

A dispatch dated I" Headquarters of the Army
Of the Potomae," August 18th, ssys.
A new rebel camp was discovered on PONY
Mountain, near Culpepcr, on Sunday. It is
believed that the rebels came from the south
side Of the Rapidan.
Birgadicr General Patrick, Provost Marshal
General OF the army Of the Potomac, has at
tained short leave of absence to attend 10 pri-
vAte business. Deputy Provost Marshal Sharpe
acts In his stead. ..
No movement of a general character has
transpircd for some time.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
rHE ELECTION IN KxNrUcKy,
Unionists Triuln pll ant.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 12.-The Louisville Jour
nal says that, as far as heard from, the next
General Assembly Of Kentucky will be com.
posed as follows: Senate, 81 Union, with six
districts TO hear from; House, 6s Union and
secessionst, with thirty counties to hear from.
The vote In the Seventh Cong essional Dis
triet Of Kentucky is at follows; Clay, (union, }
1881 Boyle, 2,3l3, Buckner, 1,947.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
FROM KEsTUCKY.
beo,t's Rebel IA nd Broken

L1xiseToH, Ky, Aug. s.-scott's gang Of
rebel raiders has been finally broken up by
woliord, with the loss Of Ave pieces Of artillc-
ry, horses, &c, and the scattered members OF
the force are endeavorlng to escape singiy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Religious Convention.

SARATOGA, August IS The National Sab.
bath Contention met here on Tuesday, most of
the loyal States being represented. IThe Hon.
W. W. Ellsworth, Of Connccticut, was chosen
permanent President. Professor Philip schart.
OF Pepnsylyanis, road an essay ON tho Ameri.
can Sabbath.
Tas eqpyeptiop will adjourn to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

A MoyEissr PRoBABLR IN BuASsrDE's'Dr-
rAErMEsr,-Gen. Bdrnslde's old Ninth army
corps has tgun To arrive In Cincinnati. The
entire corp will be in Kentucky shortly. Gen.
Burnside ad staff left Cincinnati on Monday,
bound Soln. .E"I n.H ny
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
The Ceppsrhs.d Rioters In Iowa Dis
pc sed,

MUscArisE, Iowa, August 1.-The latest
adviccs report that the excitement In Keokuk
county has subsidized. Upon the arrival of the
military from Davenport tho Insurgents dis
persed. The Unlonists prominent In shooting
Foley were arrested and bound over. Some
arrests Of insurgents had been made, and 9TH
ers will be. Most of the military have returned.
One company from this place remains with the
sherif's posse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
TWO U. 5. sENTInELs sHos. .
The Gailty Psrtt.s Arrs.,sd.

The Guhty Parties ARE stsd.
FORTRESS MosRos, August 1.-THE Cherry
stone boat arrived at Fortress Monroe at 2
O'Clock this shernoon, with two prisoners--the
father and son--charged with the shooting of
two OF the United States sentineis at Cherry
stone, last Saturday. ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
TELEGRAPHING..
nFFIC OF -.E wrrr r....
" 90 go fr.FgIOai U.. Hn"H rtr#.
TIE INDEPENDENT TELEGRAPH CO.,
800 MYTH sTKEET,
,y Zone door from Pennsyiyanis AvenueJ
jyib-h N. A. o. TALCOTT, Manaxer

Wv pIhHET,
,g Zone door from Pennsyiyanis Avenue.)
yi6-d ,.. A. o. TALCOTT, MAnaxsr.
TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
J. OF THE DIsTRfcT Ur COL uMBiA,--Notic
reby given that, BY 9 rule VI the Court, Its
have been hxsd as iollows;
~ .0sns,Ri TUms. n. ...r..
: Third Monday Of Jshusry.
First Monday OF May. .
r Third Monday Of October.
~. Ie,nis efhs Circuit Court
In which sionc Jury 10 inpanneled for the trial
VI" aV1TEFT ~ ot civil cases)
4 FIRST Tuesday Of February.
Third Mopdsy Of May. -
First Tuesday Of Novenbef.
.,.,..1 Ttrn1 af M cttminai Coun.
First Monday Of March.
Third Monday OF June.
First monday Of December.
OBJ Ierms Of ne Ditiriei Court.
First Mondaxo ol June.
First MondSy OF December.
Spcetri Terms.
First Tuesday OF January.
FIRST luesdsy Of February,
frst Tuesday Of March.
First Tuesday OF Apfil.
Third Monday OF Msy.
First Tuesday OF June.
First Tuesday Of July.
sirst lueslAy OF September.
first luesdAy OF october.
r inst Tuesday Of November.
d Fifst Tuesday OF eosnber.
sy oidef OF the court. RI, MEIGs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

TaE "CdosfcLE HOME GUARD" have lost
another OF ihelr constituent members in tho
person OF Edward II. Brink, who has re-
signed ms pee 10 that distinguished military
orgauizatiol to accept the ofiice Of " "actink
assistant pkfnaster In the nav. ~ yadonai
IN Uj0e,ctI ..If ~ 1T '''rt. 49, III
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

CASE OF howsiss.-ElissJ j. Rot, aprivsts
of'eonp'nyls, Of Second District Of coiuusis red.
msnt, was fownsd lAn evening In Rock Creek.
lie was aeof 20 years OF age, and his father nvss
in Morristobt New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Chicsgo Raising Volunteers,

ChiGAoo, Aug. 1.-THE council, last night,
passed unanimously an ordinance providing
for an appropriation for bounties for volunteers
70 act as substitutes for drafted men who are
unable TO leave their homes, or to raise the $500
exemption fee. '-''
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
The Barque Good Hope Captured by
Rebel Pirates.

New YORK, August 1.-THE barque Good
Hope, from Boston for the Cape Of Good Hope,
was captured by the pirate Georgia on the 18th
OF June, In latitude 22.40 longitude 0.09, and
burned. The crew and passengers were trans
ierred to the barque J. W. seaver, from Boston
LOT the Annoy river, and landed al kio Janero.
Inc pirates bonded the Seaver for $4,000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
.1KIJ1E9f1. IEI5lITT'

tsss ;sssiss, Sos.s.s Sssss,s. Of x s.s:. aS
Si:sa: ssz |! sa.is!l..i. :. VI n4ny .r.
SsS a,sset psss On 4l,,s lSs s'''a'''' Of A''
svA sssepeesststsnsns u seSlsrk, st bis r.ss.
desce, AveusipsE kiLLirH, In the sist year Of his
SiShsss4s Of ihs sasl,y srs isvitsd to attend
tftoth his lkfE residepee, No. Sis fhir-
tsn !eye9se sseesek M tshussdsy, svesing,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
Departure OF vessels Of War.

NEW YORK, August l2.-The sloop -of.war
vandalia, for Portsmouth, the steam corvette
Connecticut, on cruise for pirates, and the
night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The British Rebel Pr,xs sse amer X,

FORTRESS MosRoE, Aug IO-United States
gunboat Western World, Capt. Gregory, ar
rived this morning from Morehead City, North
Carolina, with tho prize steamer Kate in tow.
The Kate Ia an English built steamer, recently
captured while attempting TO run the blockade
from Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
-, 1I, NJ. pu. \, !

GEx HUsrER is At the Fillmore House, New.
tort, n. J.. Cen Basi At The Ocean House, Gen.
shsruan. who lost a lss before sort Hudson, Al.
itspssd church isst sundAyAad week ago suadsy.
Last sunday the excessive heat caused him to
faint but he recovered soon on reaching the open
air,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
aoaLk wOnnsi

~ .fown, rnHr DaIvR BapoRn rHsN INTO ruaIA
nANAs M GoufuRnN rncflD, AVID YnnY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE On. TausT YnKn uofl
WHAn NET lnLn, THKY would INVADE AMI
psSfNoY CO wyBour NIRcT. ApscluynLy
AsscHsp ~ rHRsI TnIsos, ] An AMAZED TEAR
AHr oss GOULD fnInn Or sPlAm on AHv
cfKnns.' He VINO ENrufAnse I'm srvTIuuyT
We rr oELr TO IN 4 siAvS, m wno urTIRs
1T AZ fHp TInR, ncnsovM, n 4 SuAIroR 70
nB ccUS rkY, WHO DDennvna fmn sCoRN AID
IcoNfsnsf OF AL nosoRABls nr. ."--Rose-
vsss, 70 W 0esssui Ass~solS Of OAso, Sssvs~y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
THE SEYMOUR " "COPPERHEADs Ms At
WORK IN NEW YORK AGAIN,

Nn AttsmPt 20 Destroy the CrOton Aequ.-
duet.
New YoKK, Aug. 12.-somo miscreants are
reported to have been detected in an attempt to
blow up the Croton Aqueduct at Tarrytown on
Monday night. They broke into tho powder
magazine and stole keg Of powder, which
was found with them near the Aqueduct. The
evidence being insufficient, the men were rs-
luased.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

GAMBlIsG HousEs IN wAsnISoros' TO De
CLo'Ip, ,--last night. the keepers Of all gambling
houses In Washington were notified BY Col. Baker
that they must close their places forthwith, OF be
should commence legal proesedisgs against thea
We do not hear that aay declined TO heed the no.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
AN ALTERCATION BETWEEN, COI.-
COhwYN AND 1T. cot. BOWEN,

Desth Oh the Former-Iilness Of General
Dodge
MEMPHIS, August l2.-During the session of
court.martial to-day an alteration occurred
between Col. Corwyn, of the Tenth Missouri
cavalry, aud Lieut.. Col. Bowen, Of the same
regiment. Corwyn is reported as having struck
Bowen, when the latter drew pistol, shot the
former In three places, killing him instantly.
Ihere Is great excitement among the troops,
0ut no further trouble Is apprehended. Gen.
Dodge Is quite sick. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

.THE STEAMSHIP EMPIRE HAS
Il arrived IRON New York, and II now dis,
s,...ginE ~. her cargo q the foot Of High street,
vvsoIsstowa. Inn. steamer viii leavs Tor New
auis-st MOkGAN RHINEHARy, Ats.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

sELLrNo GovERsMssr .PRorsRrr-Dayid
Trneman w,s sent TO the Guaidhouss by Colonel
Baker charged with ssllins obvernmsnt property.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

DEArHs OF 6oLpIERs.-The following were
reported this morning: W. r. lsrnstt, I1d Pa.
urias King, eth Va. srti John A. Bryant, ID Pa
cav; Henry Williams, Nist N. "; Jamss Nayioi
18th Ohioi VIM. Price, Tth Mich cav.y Thomas HI.
land, 7th N. T.; Elias J. Rof, od D. c. g.. = :
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

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