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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

DnkciaA Last ef olaOess ana Patients,
The following u an official list Of officers and
naslenss (Union1 now IN connection with, and
ii, tho Hospital 1t this place
Sasgeoa IN Qhssge--AsTHoaY HRcnf, Sur
gson, U. s. A.
Assissaat Eurgeons--W. II. GARpNEa, U. 8. A.,
(sao. McC. MsLLEa, U. S.v.
Acting Asa. Surgeons--C. L. HooRRoox, Gxo.
Jonss0s, Z. LIEnoLp, II. n. WRieHr, N. a:
nooxa, al. " AZ CLKgg, w. r. RUcHASsAs, w.
w BlpIacg, l.. SuAaEY, II, SMrTa, ]. KoEarxR,
w. A. HARvEY,
Caapsqin--Rev. j. A. SeooaHa.
Hospitol Stewards-~.H. G.. AEC1usALn, Chief
steward, j. p. SrAMRAuaH, r. L. WERswAo, j.
Z. MCGowAH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
Gen. Rosse rams On slavery.

Tho following extract from letter wi.teu BY
Major Gen. William 8. Rosecrans, detailing
his opinions on the slavery question, which bis
actual experience ln the neld has forced him 10
adopt, is published In the Philadelphia Rsss.
II should be remembered that Gen. kosecrans
was, prior to the war, an unvarying Democrat.
writing from Murfreesboro, he says,
~ am glad to soc the splendid stand YOU
have taken against slavery, with all Its horrors,
barbarities and shocking immoralitles. Slave.
ry 10 dead, and nothing can resuscltate Il. To
understanding u,,s, this fully you should pay US
Slavery 10 doomed, aud those who now uphold
1t will soon DO held up 10 public odlum and OK,
ecration. No statesman will vipdicate Il, nO
friend OF human progress will stretch forth a
hand to break its fall. :
Almighty God has certainly ordained the de-
struction Of slavery In this country, where /,
has boon moro offensive aud immoral than In
any othd.
"W. 8, RosEcRArr.n
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
Mossby MertalIy wou.d.d,

lady has arrived in this city, who, on We'd
nesday last, coming past Hsekley's Cross
Roads, In the vicinity OF Upperville, Loudoun
county, met wagon containing the guerrilla
leader Moseby, who was wounded in skir-
mish near Rector's Cross Roads on the preccd-
Ing Monday. He received two wounds in the
breast ana one 10 The back, and II was thought
they were mortal. As he lay in tho open wagon,
supported by pillows and shaded by umbrellas,
his facc had the ghastly hue of death upon It.
The wagon was accompanied by q guard OF
nlne men, and the lady met some ifty or sixty
more the guerrillss struggling along the road.
They were moving In the direction OF Cuipcper.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
Naval Orders To-day.

losuuys
Commander Daniel Ammon, ordered to duty
In the South Atlantic Blocksding Squadron.
Lieut.. Commander VIM. q. West, detached
from ordnance duty at Boston, and ordered to
duty In tho South Atlantic Blocksding Squad.
ron.
Lieut.. Commander John Irwin, ordered 10
temporary ordnance duty at Navy Yard, Boston.
Assistant Surgeon Edgar Holden, detached
from the Naval Hospital at New York, and or.
dered 70 the sassacus.
Assistant Surgeon I. d. Payne. detached
from the Naval Rendezvous, Chicago, ILL.,. and
ordered TO the Mstacomot.
Assistant Surgeon A. W. II. Hopkins, or.
dered 10 the Naval Hospital at New York.
Ensigns Henry L. johnson, John J. Read,
John H. Read and John X. Bartlett, ordered to
the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
Third Assistant Albert ]. Kenyon, ordered
to the Neptune.
Third Assistant Engineers Peter c. Reilly, o.
W. Allison and B. F. Wood, ordered to the
Sassacus.
Third Assistant Engineers Albert X. Fulton,
Charles NJ. Burchard and Isaac De Graf,
ordered to examination.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
MORE REBEL NEWS.
From North Carolina via For.
tress Monroe.
800 FEDERAL PRISONERS RETURNED,
Operations sf ~ Federal Fsrcss IN
that Slate. 2
A Battle Near.White Sulphur
Springs.
800 FEDERAL PRISONERS RETURNED,
The Rebels Claim q Victory.

Iosrasss Mosros, Aug. s0.-rhs dag Of
truce steamer New York, Cspt. Chisholm, ar
rived last evening from City Point, In charge
Of Major John Z. Nulford, with upwards Of
800 prisonsrs cf war.
Capt. Walter W. Queen, lato feet ordnance
of,eer Of the North Atlantic Blocksd ding Squad.
ron, has bean appointed 70 the command Of
the United States gunboat Florids.
The Bichmond Dspaieh Of August 30 cou.
tains the following.
"RALzIeH, August ss.-rhc Yankees are 70.
laying the track Of the Atlantic Railroad, bo-
tween Tusesrors and Cove Creek, fourteen
miles this side Of Newbern, protected BY thros
email rogimsats, under Col. Clisson, Of New
York. On Wednesday two companies Of cav.
airy and section Of artillery advanced from
Sswbern 70 Nsshercutt's farm, and returned" I"
wars srLsHua sraiSss, Aug =, 1855.
To Gmsvsi Q. Csp~:
We met the onemy yesterday morning aboul
Q milo and half from this place, on the road
Leading 10 the Warm Springs.
We fought from . .. m. to 2 p. IN. Ever
attack made BY tho enemy was repulsed. Al
aight each sldsoccupied the sams position they
had In tho morning. The next morning tn,
enemy retrested towards Warm Springs, pur
sued by our cavalry and ARTILLERY, Col. Geo. @
Patton commanding.
The enemy were about three thousand strong
with six pieces Of artillery, under Gen. Averil
Our loss 10 two hundred, killed aud wounded
the enemy's not known. We have taken abou
one hundred and ntty prisones, and one piec,
Of artillery.
(Signod) BAN. JoNBs, MAJ. Gen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
sim Another Capture.

U. 8. sTEAMEn PRINCEss RoYLAL,l
orr Rio GRANpL tmexiool, Aug. u, 1855.
SIR; respectfully submit the following re-
port Of the particulars Of the capture Of the
On the 10th instant, Acting Master Chas. 7.
Chase, lato In command Of the guubost An.
tona-which vessel was then getting under way
for Galveston-gavo me the following informa-
tion Tho brig Atlantic has cotton on board,
direct from the Texas shore, and the captain OF
said brig told me that he would swear 10 the
fact, aud further said that II q private inter.
vantage Of the United States Government. The
cause of the captain's singular proceeding was,
he says, In consequence Of a Misunderstanding
between him and the parties charterlng the
vessel. After receiving this information from
Acting Master Chase, waited for tho captain
Of the Atlantic TO get on board his vessel, then
placed guard on board Of her.
Since then l have obtained the following In.
formation through Acting Assistant Paymsster
J. II. Stevenson, whom sent 10 Mstamoras on
duty, 10 whom Capt. Susson (of the brig At.
lantlc) made the following statement,
81 was taken into Key West in this same
Atlantic while bound for this port, by an United
States vessel as prize, and lay there thirty-slx
days, but was smart enough to fool the au,
thorities, notwithstanding had contraband Of
war on board. ] escaped from them, sued tht
United States Government and got judgment
for the sum Of $4,000; then went OH and do
livered my cargo all right; which cargo wen,
into Brownsville, Texas, via Matamoras, Mex
ico." The captain of the said vessel further
added :" that II you don't look out will foo
you again,-that have been In such business
. long time, having run the blockade during
the Prussian war, and II you are not very sharI
will get to windward OF you again.
Mr.. Haggart, OF New York, now at Mata
moras, can testify that the brig Atlantic pur
chased her cotton In Brownsville, Texas.
Tne United States gunboat Csyuga was in
sight at the time of the capture.
The Atlantic will DO sont 10 New Orleans fol
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Important Military Movement
on Foot.
Yankee Forces Moving on
Bolton, Miss.
Rebel Cavalry Reeonneitrins Nicks-
burg and Driven Back.
Yankees in Force below Ray
mond.

Tho Richmond Di,pdseh Of the 9th contains
the following kilograms:
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 25.-A gentleman from
Vlcksburg reports an important military move
ment on foot. The character has not yet
transpircd. Three thousand Yankees are NOV.
Ing from Yazoo City toward Bolton. A party
Of our csvalry lately crossed the Big Black and
went within eight miles Of vicksburg, when
they met negro limo Of pickets aud chased
them from their posts. The Yankee cavalry
came up to their assistance, when our men re-
tired.
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 27.-The Yankees are
In force four miles below Raymond. No news
from tho front.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
From Charleston,
via Rebeldon.

BAtrINoal, August 3e.-Richmond papers
Of . late date have been received here.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday says,
Ths War Department was kn receipt Of no.
thing later from Charleston up to last night.
II was understood, however, that Fort sumtsr,
though seriously preached In the walls, would
not b. abandoned, and that Beauregsrd had ak.
pressed his discrimination 10 hold 1t to the
"bitter end" II is thought that this may be
done by the erection Of temporary fortlaca.
Mons.
"Thc are Of the enemy continues to be
divided between Fora Sumter aud Wagner,
and The bombardment, up to our latest sdvices,
wss progressing slowly, without any declsive
rsultS."
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Execution of Five Con-
script Substitutes.
$4,000 PERSONS PRESENT,
Order Of Proceedinss--Nanes Of the
Culprits.

HEADQ'Rs ARNY OF THE PoTokAC, Aug. 20.-
Tho execution Of the substitute dessrters, son
fenced 10 the penalty Of death In General Or
ders No. 81, took place today. Moro than Or
dinary interest was exhibited In this enforce
ment OF military law, and It 10 estimated that
not less than twenty Ave thousand persons were
present. The ground was we'll selected, and
every arrangement 20 complete that NO acci.
de0t occurred to mar the solemnlty Of the pro.
ceedings.
Tho position Of the spectstou was upon .
semi.circular elevation, partially surrounding
tho place Of execution.
Previous 70 the execution the scene presented
remarkable view to the spectators. Two OF
tho sentenced were Protestsnts, two Catholics,
and the nfth Hebrew. Tho spiritual advisers
OF each were present, administering the last
consolatlons Of religion. Tho criminals were
sitting upon their respective cofiins, with the
yawning graves In tho rear. Tho troops were
drawn up In close column, by division, cover
ing the complete semi.circle, separated from
tho spectators by . creek. The order for the
immediate execution was issued by General
Grifiin At O'Clock p. M, and the officer OF the
guard, Captain Crocker, Zone Hundred and
EigLteenth Pennsylvania recalled the Clergy
der Of tho proceedings 10 briefly told. At the
order 70 nre, thiry-six muskets were die
charged, and Instant death, as announced by
tho surgeons In attendance, was tho result.
Tho bodies were then placed In their res-
pectiye graves, and the clergy performed the
religious rites over the deceased.
The spectacle was an unusual one-the Cath.
Ollie, the Protestant, aud the Hebrew stood sIde
by side, each utteribg prayers for the departed
souls.
The names. ages, residences, etc., Of the Dc.
ceased arc ss follows: George Kuhn, Hanove-
rian-twonty-two years old-residence In Penn.
sylvania unmarried. John Felane, Italian
twenty-siI years old-Pennsylvania wife and
family. Charles Walter, Prussian-twenty.
eight years old /; wife and child. George Rel
nese, ltalian-tweuty-fou years old wife and
child. Emile Lsi, Prussian-thiry years old ;
wife.
The clergy who attended these unfortunate
mon were the chaplain Of the One Hundred and
Eighteenth Pennsylvanis, the Rev. Z. l.. Eagau.
(St. Dominic's church, Washington,) and
Rabbi B. 8. 6cold, of Baltimore. These gen,
tlemsn were unremitting In their attendsnce
upon the deceased, from the time Of their SEN
tence until tho hour Of their execution.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
VOLUNTEERING IN nRw JERSEY
Five Thousand Men Already Raised
Three New Batteries Com plsts.

Five Thousand Men Already Raised
Three New Batteries Complsts.
TRESroH, N. j., August 29.-Yolunteering
In the State Of New Jersey Ia proceeding very
briskly.
About 5000 men have been obtained since
Gov. Parker's proclamation was Issued.
Three new batteries arc complete, and one
regiment Of cavalry and two regiments OF In
fantry will be completed during the coming
week.
Almost oyery township In the State 10 al
work, and It 10 expected that In fsw days tho
quota Of Now Jersey will DO nlled by voluntary
snlistments, thus doing away with the con-
seripsion.
Tho above statement that volunteering 10
general throughout New jersey 10 Q mistake.
There arc some counties In which not Q single
man has been enlisted, and others where, With
tho ofor OF bounties, but q more handful OF
men have been obtained. The Trenton Gsaxe
Of yesterday says that It 10 claimed that four
thousand volunteers have been enrolled, but It
does not vouch for the truth OF tho statement
-Eds. ReHia1 Poa.1
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

POLICE CAsBs.-Thos. Keenan,, petty larceny;
wsrkhouse. Jack Rogers and Hester Chase, drunk;
workhouse, One soldier, do; turned over to mill.
tary. John Carr, do.j dismissed. VIM. Lee, dis
orderlyi do. Robert Carter, breaking hydrsnt;
fined 81 a.
MARINE observation-disclosures Baltimore,
Lewis, N. Y, mdse to Morgan b Rhinehart.
sehr. Commerce, Colbert, Baltimore hay to
Hartley h Bro.
schr. Ihas. Gaskil, Duttrow coal to Donnelly
Bro.
schr. Albert Thomas, New York grain to Gov
ernment,
Barge A. smith, Barrows, Alexandria; hay to
Government.
Barge Constitution, whitmore, Alexandra I, hay
" Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
.nsH rg,cn rvd New York stock Mar.
kuts To-Day.
..L-as .,n cHkaLEsTon.


.-.e -..J.aso'.... ih.Oot-h % tho 10Th contsins
ut..grrs:, Is, d Charleston, August 81 (Thun-
-y ;, ;auLg !he; our attack on the rebel
..-s,"!,, q. was made about O'Clock,
T-tl -vcrwuglm!ug force, but ths, on the
.itA .'ta ur!rE was slow with no unusual in.
Gl.,snta." 4 ~! later dispatch 10 as follows:
tEAR,tSTos, August 2s.-The bombardrnent
Z r..,,,: :lInlcr AMI Wagner proceeds sluggish.
y. i."' encmy .sv Ulking hard In the trenches
IN I'nE OF Fort Wagner. No further attempt
has hetl made 10 thell the city.
The steamer Bermuda, from OF Charleston
Wednesday, arrived at New York yesterday,
says Fort Wagner has not bosn taken, bu, con.
hrms the report that Sumter 10 dsmolishsd.
The guuboats proceed against Moultris and
Charleston, while Gilmore will turn his aatsa.
tion 10 the reduction of Battery Wagner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
He has Crossed the Tennessee
River in Four Places with
Infantry and Cavalry.
TEE ENEMYs PlCKETs CAPTURED.
Rebel Force at Shellmound and
. Rebel Camp on Falling
Water Creek also
Captured.
BURNSIDE AT KINGSTON.

ersvsssoE, ALABAMA, Aug. 2s.-The army
at four points to-day, with infantry and eavsl.
ry. Tho Second Kentucky cavalry captured
thlrty-hve pIctets At point opposite stovsn-
sou. Gen. Reynolds captured large force at
shellmound and took q camp on Falling Water
Creek. Among the captured are the notorious
guerrilla Mays and tho Tennessee rebel con.
grsssmsu Cannon. Little or no resistance was
made. The rebels arc reported to have force
at Rome and Cleveland along the Georgia
State railroad. Gen. Burnside 10 In tho region
Of Kingston, and win attack that place before
long.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
The BoARD or EHRoLMEsr.- -The following
are the exemptions up to tho hour " our going to

The BoARp or ENROLMENT -Tha following
are the exemptions up to tho hour " our going to
press:
Albion Mcclellan, over age.
Joseph Morton, alien.
Joseph Martin, enormously enrolled.
Patrick Coleman over age
James Reeves, Jr., disability.
John Ross, only son Of widow.
VIM. II. Steward, furnished substitute, Miehaei
Ryan.
J. II. Turpin, disability.
Thomas Smith, Allen.
simon sullivan, disability.
John Lang, erIoneously enrolled.
Arthur Miller, erroneously enrolled.
Richard Watkins, over age.
VIM. 8. Tucker, disability.
Joseph Burn, disability.
George Curtis, furnished substitute, I. Holden.
William Kelly, furnished substitute, O. Rankin.
A. J. Carson, disability.
charles Johnson, toolored) furnished substitute,
Samuel Halbert, disability.
Patrick M,digan, d Stability.
Michael LandeIgan, alien.
John BlAw, accepted.
VIM. A. Ensminger, furnished substitute, George
Brown.
VIM. Tildsn, disability.
John M. Graham, srroneously enrolled.
Philip Looher, furnished substitute, IOnIs Love
land.
VIM. Hutehins, over age.
Thomas B. Queen, disability.
pvter Cllnton, disability.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
Second Edition. on.
1ouR o,cIoosx. p. n.

a CHARA0rERlsTIC LETrER rnOn
TIN PAEDlDEuT o. THE UNITED
STATES TO MAJOR 0EuERAL
0nANT-A GRACEFUL ACKNOwL-
ED0MENT.
whm Il was ofliclally known that vicksburg
had surrsndered 10 the victorious legions Of
Grant, the President wrote the General q pri-
vste letter Of acknowledgment and thanks for
the "inestinsble service" he had rendered the
country, and with that characteristic frankncss
which must bring blush 10 the chesks Of the
mallgne1 Of Grant, who hsvo attempted to
rob him Of his laurels and place them on the
brow Of smother, the Presidout acknowledges
that Grant acted upon his own plans, and not st
the dictation Of any person. Below is tho letter
Of the President entire, an inaccurate abstract Of
which has been published In some Of tho West
ern papcrs.
ExE,UrIvE MAssioE,l
WAsHisoroH, July u, 1859.
Major General Grant:
MI DHAR GENERAL: do not remember that
you and ever met personally. I write this
now - grateful acknowledgment for tho al.
most inestimsble service you have done the
country. Iwish TO say word further. When
you nrst reached the vicinity Of vicksburg I
thought you should do what you finally did
march the troops across the neck, run the bat.
tories with the transports, and thus 60 below,
and I never had any faith except a general
hope that you knew better than I, that the
Yazoo Psss expedition and the like could sue
coed. When you got below and took Port
Gibson, Grand Gulf aud vicinity, I thought
you should 30 down the river and join Gen.
Banks; and when you turned northward, east
Of the Big Black, l feared II was mistake. l
now wish TO make the personal acknowledge.
ment that you were right and I wns wrong.
fours, very truly,
(signed) A. LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD oS ESRoLNzsT.-Thc following 10 the
continuation Of the list Of exsmpts made up 10
O'Clock to-day, ..s.
Albert Cassidy, disability.
Manson Taylor, only parent Of children.
Andrew II. Weber, only son Of . widow.
Desjamin walker, under ags.
william i. Parker, dissbility. "
Palolo Castssneto, alien,
John Y. Tibbert, disability.
John ]. Chew, under age.
jseksoa tissel, coioIsd, furnished substitute, J..
Job. &. Cranpton, furnished substitute, Robert
Martin Moore, blind In risht eye.
Henry Green, over age.
iois crinss, sciolsa S isrSisSsd Substitute, j. H.
WIN. ". Ashaouo, paid Communication.
James Suit, over age.
Nelson Cathiete, disability.
Joseph sparrow, disability.
Thomas Dyer, disability.
John Il. stssdler. only son Of eyed parents.
WI y; Esxi:. oaiy :oa " ;ssa parents.
Theodore stoctman, only son Of aged parents.
.. Gnn.,s: Bruce, on1lly support .a o. , mo,hsr
John VIM. Wood ward, paid Communication.
George NJ. Powell, furnished substitute, John
Black.
Owen s. Proud, furnished substitute. Charles
John Parker, colored, furnished substitute, Geo.
Brown.
o. II. Hsss, furnished substitute, Robert Pattsn.
James A. Brooks, disability.
William >. Tick nor, erronsously enrolled.
Henry Freeman, over age.
Richard Fete, disability.
Henry Manning, disability.
M:rsh.ll Rur~sii, coiored, furnished substitute,
Austin Jenkins.
William Carroll, alien. ~.
John Carr, disability.
Charles v. Turner, erronsousiy enrolled. .r
william p. Brooke, over aee. Ky
Alex krumblaar, erroneously enrolled.
Walter York, (colored) furnished sbstuituto-
william Page.
Charles =. King, In service ID March.
George 7. Brown, erroneousiy enrolled.
John Jones, disability.
John Kelly, alien.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
FROM EUROPE,

Additional News by the Hibsrnia..An.
other Vessel Reported Destroyed By The
AlnbaMa--NO Change IN the Pslash
Question.
The following Is the continuation Of the H.
bernia's news:
ST. JOINS, N. F., August 97.-The stearnship
Hibernia has 800 passengers. She makes the
following report "Rxperienced Q succossiop
Of strong westerly gales during the voyage, and
The chip proved an excellent sea bost."
The London Times, in Its city article, In rel.
erencc TO Mexico, save;
I" 1t Is in vain to deny that the feel,nas OF tbe
London merchants are that on the whole the
Emperor Napoleon has done great seryice.
both political and commercial, TO the world
political, In conforming to tho previous action
ofspn!n eytinguishing the Monroe doctrine,
aud commercial, In restoring Intercourse with
nation OF such importance OF territory"
4 British war ship from Rio de Janelro re-
!or.s MS follows; "Passed a ship, name not
y.veu, burnt to the watcr's edgo on the ed Of
JVty in lat. 70 deg. T., long. 80 dog. W. Short
q oiter"-.r -"pkc the steamer Alabama, which
E'n "a! rGe' aud burnt this ship"
Tho Pp"5n question remained unchanged.
he 7 ~ lad defeated the Russians at Scar
zyu' ILd cH.u'"ei 100 ~" roubles.
= '"' Arl".uh,n's tete day at Paris
Gt"r" Il" '''.''" "A without any political
r'r .-:i
... u wen 4 grand banque,
= .r.t - lI,rILdu Princes was In
was headed by the
s'l, - ,.e .argely attended.
-.A q ~ l-D.ldurate loan an.
a. ptrHIo,r dividend will be
IA ~" f.r.I1".
!rSU % a. luly =. we're received.
~ f'.i - t: y -. .'r... Exchange ss
.''-' W f. LJacon "a1s0
- -. o, July - lad also como 10
Cor'c aHs i.cliEiug. Frrghts 70
F'f-g
-."' iS..-'ihe French Goysru-
i1'"r.sGH,'. ito InoasIrc of connsca ation
o." wirhdsawn the proposition In
b. a" cYpoIte.
CCIMrG,IAL NEWS.
." D., August lS-Noon.-The steam
'..' oi New York, from New York, has
.n'-salc. to-day . 900 bales. The mar.
'.s b. arm and unchanged.
"'o.ds."Le.--Iho corn market has not yet
'ren1d. Loayy decline in the London bread.
:uls market vii! doubtless cause fall here,
money.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31

The play Of the Eaiad Queen" now pre-
sented to the public, nightly, at Ford's new
theatre, Is one Of the most elaborate and beau
tiful productions that we have ever witnessed.
1t Is, In short, grand scenic representation.
The graceful waterfalls, pearly caverns, and
charming grottos, with lovely sylph-like forms
appearing and disappearing, and sweet music
interspersed with spirited acting, and Bish-
ops fun, makes up an interesting enter
tainment for the evening. More than this,
tho "Naiad Queen" Is a production that will
bear witnessing every night In the week. Tho
music of the piece alone is worth the price Of
admission, and Miss Waite, the Queen Of the
Naiads, Is winning her way iuto tho good
graces Of our people by her finished rendering
and elegant manners. Mr.. Bishop 10 an eI-
cellcnt actor, and decided favorits already.
We advise our readers to 60 and SEQ the "Naiad
Quccn.1
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
PR0M ARKANSAS.

Movement Of Gen. 0tsele-Gen. Grants
Return to vicksburG-Dsstructi Of
Cotton,
CAIRo, August 8O.-Gsn. Steele Is moving
towards Little Rock. The rebels are concen-
rating opposite to him.
The rebels In the trans Mississippi depart
ton.
Ma. Gen. Grant and Adiutant Gen. Thomas
left Memphis for Vicksburg on Friday.
Most Of the cotton lying at the mouth of the
White river lies hesu accidentally burneL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31
A Little More Of M,,to.. =.
The Richmond Dispaleh nays,

Aho hshhohu Dtsp~cd says
:" We have lost Vicksburg and Port Hudson.
What Of thatf suppose We lose Charleston.
Savannah, Mobile, Wilmington-all our sea.
ports. What Of that, VIC ask againl
What though the field be l0stt
All 10 not lost The unconQuerable will
And study Of revenge, Immortal hate,
And courage never to submit or yield:
All these fenain.'"
According to Milton, that 10 just what the
devil said when he was kicked out Of Heaven.
and, Ike JeG Davis,
,-, with his horrLd crew,
iAy vahlmshed, rolling In the hery gulf,
Conioundsd, though immortal"
20 spale u Alostste angel, though In pain;
'aurtr"G aloud, t1 ruessd vsh SoV despai,.