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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
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BIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN.

- VALID PENSIONERs.-PENsIo OyyicE. Al.
gust 10 iSS3-Tho next biennial examin alton Of
army in'alid Pensioners, required BY an act OF
on and after the lth day OF september, isss' And
must precede the payment OF pensions then fniiinr
due. No certificate OF such examination besrins
date prior to the eth proximo will have any valid
All examinations under the aboye.named law
are required to be made by two surgeons No GER
t,fcate Of examination made by unsuth orized civil
surgeons Will be accepted unless Il 10 clearly I'M
p actcable for the pensioner to obtain the oerti.
ea,s re o. two oreguiarly-appointeds surgeons.
r., The lees ior @ @exapination (ss in the aggregate
lot each easel will be refunded to the pensioner
examined, on presenting to the Pcnslon Agent a
receipt ior the amount from the examining sur-
geous; but In no case will q e. paid to una1thor.
lied civil surgeons be refunded.
those who are pensioned ~ by q spec,.l act nj
Congress; W for the loss OF arm, eE, hand ~ foot:
or (s) Tor no other disability than the loss OF An
ger, toe, or an eye, mot eyesi:ht,) OF than the
prtvation Of some like essential part OF the peI-
inAtion. Those whose pensions commence M
date later than March 4, 1885, will also be exempt
from examination until september 1, 1895, unless
~ an earlier exsm&nation Is specially required by
4, should 1t be found, As q result Of the sxsmins.
ion In any case that the pensioners issbility no
longer exists, the pension will cease. Should the
degree OF disability be found to have diminished
without disappearing altogether, the penslonsr
VII % paid ~ the rate corresponding with the
no longer as specified In his pension eertincste.
No pension can be increased, except on formal az.
certificate.
A complete list Of authorized Examining Sur.
ss0a .1on n 70 os atsd will DO furnished to
- JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
aui9-d2w Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Inauguration Of the PRESIDENT
of Columbia.
Az ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN Chilli.
CLAIMS AGAINST PERU
A BATTLE IN URAGUAY.
The Government Forces De.
feated.

New YoRK, August 2G.-The steamer North
Star, from Asplnwall on the 9th instant, arrived
to-day.
A Panama letter Of the 10Th states that the
new President Of Columbia, (late New Ora
nada, General Sau ia Colorna, was inaugu-
rated at Panama on the 18th.
The Spanish squadron has arrived, and her
officers are to be guests at the banquet In
Panama.
Tho North Star reached Aspinwall on the
18th from New York, having thrown over a
part Of her cargo. Her mail 10 In a saturated
condition from the effects of heavy gale.
Two slight shocks of an earthquake were felt
on the 9th on the Isthmus.
There Is nothing new from Central America
An unsuccessful attempt at revolution has been
made In Chilli.
Gen. Heron has been appointed 70 decide on
American claims against Peru.
Gen. Flores has gained complete victory In
Uruguay over the Government forces. Il is
expected President Berre will resign, and Mos
quera and Moreno are TO have conference on
governmental subjects on the frontier of Ecua-
dor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Movements OF Mr.. seward with His
Dipie1stie FaAily.
The Auburn advertiser Of the 2lst says,

secrctary Seward and the party Of foreign
diplomats and their attaches, en- ro,ae 10
Niagara Falls, arrived In this city last evening
at quarter past six o'clock. They were met
AT the depot by large delegation Of citizens.
aud after entering carriages were taken TO The
residence of Secretary Seward and became bis
guests.
This morning the party visited Fort Bill Gem
ctery, The Auburn State Prison, tho Insane
Asylum for conyicts, and other places Of public
interest. This afternoon they arc enjoylng the
scenery about Owasco Lake, and q ride In Sec.
retary Seward's life.boat, which, fortunately
Tor the occasion, arrived from Washington two
or three days since. After the other exercises
ut the lake are concluded the party repair to the
extensive aud splendid grounds of z. T. r,
Martin, where collation. will be prepared for
them. The guests will return to the city about
six O'Clock p. IN.
IL Is expected the Mayor, Common Council.
the profe ssors In the Theological Seminary. and
the clergymen Of tho city will pay their RESPECTS
10 the distinguished gentlemen this evening In
body. Such other OF our citizens as NAV find
II convenient to call, will do 50 ut their pleas.
ure during the evening. Flags are hyinS In all
directions to-day in honor of the distinguished
visitors. Auburn is quiet, modest town, but
no one can blame her II she puts on airs on the
present occasion. A man might live genera.
ton in any Of our small neighDoring cities, and
never have an opportunity OF paying his re-
spects to so many OF the representatives of
foreign nations. It 10 an Interesting event In
the history OF Auburn.
The party will leave the city for Niagara
Falls tomorrow morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
A Successful Recohnois.
sance up the Chick.
ahominy.
Robinson's Rebel Cavalry
Routed.

FoRrRsss MoNRos, August 96.-Major John
Q. Stevenson, Lieut.. D. H. Chambers, and sixty
men Of Roberts's Third Pennsylvania artillery,
left hero on Sunday night, on the armed steam.
boat Q. p. Smith, and resched the Chickshom.
iny river Monday a. m, and proceeded sbout
ten miles up, landing scouting parties ss dif.
fercnt points along tho shores, destroying a
number Of small boats.
When about nine miles up the Chlckahominy
they met and attacked thirty rebel csvslrymen
belonging to Roblnson's regiment. Tbs cav.
airy were tcpulssd. No one on our aide was
injured. They then shellod and destroyed tlis
building ufei as headquarters BY Col. Robin.
son.
They captured two men, and after obtaining
from them oil desired information, lot them go.
Tho expedition returned TO Fortress Monroe
this afternoon, having succeeded In tho recon.
noissance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The BOARD OF ENRoLMENT.-The Board has
btea quite busy to-day. Up to three o'clock they
had made TO exemptions, accepted drafted men,
. white and tolored. and had received II subs,
making 10 "sogers made to-day 80 far. The fol.
lowing 10 the list Of the fortunate exempts:
John Lane, eolored, furnished substitute, George
Henry.
Moses senken, alien.
N. HammersclAy, disability.
sMsrbrsy Harris, only support Of mother.
ESassa ioh.on siroSsSu.y sSsS q sa1os aStss
Sasn Msa;:i z,noi.fi S,nYsn, ,SI,,S,iisss Syss niss,
Richard g. lawrence, under ace.
William Brown, alien.
John Middleton, under age.
Wesley Williams, colored, furnished substitute,
spencer Johnson.
VIM. II. Golden, accepted.
George Boyd, alien.
James Minor, colored, over age.
John Meyers, il service ID March.
John Cunningham, alien.
Georss Langley, srtossou.ly enrolled.
Thomas GODDARD, disability,
william Canmack, over age.
lame: lame: s.Ssa NJ %s%.a :.SSSp S1SS ;ypp0f' Of mother
Thomas Bellew, over sge.
Robert M Walker, erroneously enrolled.
Thomas u. Roach, disability.
John H. Smith, furnished substitute, Jacob Ziu-
Lewis Schulman, over age.
Benz. c. sazenby, disability.
Robert Lamon, erroneously enrolled
Robert .. Csnmel, only support OF mother.
Grenv'e Peddicond, only support OF aged parents.
Henry Butler, tcoloredC, accepted.
Samuel Rabbit, furnished substitute, Henry Car.
den.
Peter Monaghan, disability.
s. straus, disability.
samuel buckley, disability.
George Lyle, father Of young children.
Barnard bloaleine, under age.
Edward Coolidge, disability.
James Brown, disability.
II. II. Gunnlson, erroneously enrolled.
James A: WsinbeIger, srfoLsously enrolled.
James Joyce, only son OF widow.
Geo Digs, only support OF young children.
John Fisher oolored, accepted.
Sandy Crittenden, colored, disability.
VIM. II. Martin, disability.
William Y. Feodsll, furnished substitute, Henry
wilkins.
George Klinhanse, disability.
Patrick Barry, furnished substitute, william
Chs.tsrasid Marshall, eolorcd, furnished substl
tuie, James Wood.
Henry a. sauter, furnished substitute. Thos C.
John ]. Storms, furnished substitute, Henry
Thompson.
Rchard Bucknsr, only son OF widow.
Benjasin Bailer, over age.
James Pintt, disability.
Thomas Robinson, colored, accepted.
Melvin koyes, only son Of . widow.
Lloyd Colbert, over aEe. ..
JAMES Holland, under age.
| JohA a. Miller, alien.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
PERSONAL.

Hon. g. W. MCCLELLAN, Second Assistant
Paymaster General, has been detained at home for
some days past by sickness.
JUDGE USHER, the Secretary Of the Interior,
has rented the house on =. street, between sixth
and seventh streets, formerly occupied by Judge
Merrick.
EDWARD l.. PIERCE has been appointed col.
lector Of Internal Revenue for the third district Of
Massachusetts, nee James W. Stone, deceased.
Mr Pierce 10 the author OF The Freedmen OF P. RI
Royal" 10 the last Atlantic Monthly. He 10 every
way competent to perform the duties OF the new
once to which he has been assigned.
CHIEF CLERK FAxoN, of the Navy Depart.
ment, LEFT town this morning for his home In Con.
necticut, on vacation Of two weeks. No man ID
better entitled to vacation than Mr.. +. HIS du
ties are exceedingly arduous, and no man In the
employment Of the Government IL more assidu.
ously devoted to them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
FROM KANSAS.
Forty-one of the Law
renee Murderers
Killed.
MARTIAL LAW IN LEAyENWORTH
Widows and Orphans in Law
renee.
Indian Chiefs ystAAsssri.s 10 rre-
tett the White Settlers,
RETALIATION IN MISSOURI.
RETALIATION IN MISSOURI.
AN IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER.

ST. LOUIS, August 26.-A special dispatch
from Leavenworth 70 the Democrat says
General jim, Lane has returned 10 Eawrenre.
He and the citizcns who accomplished him
killed forty one Of Qpantrclrs men.
He is organizing force, and says he will go
into Missouri early 10 September In pursuit Of
the remainder OF the gaerrillas.
Martial law has tseu proclaimed In Lcavcn
wGtb';
sons murdered by Quantrell's men have been
buried up TO this morning.
Seven. more bodies have been found.
One hundred and eighty..wo buildings were
burned, eighty OF them brick.
Eighty-nve widows and two hundred and
forty ouphans were made by Quantrcll's raid.
Several merchants have commenced rebuild
All the towns In The State have sent ID large
surns Of money FOR the relief of the sufferers.
One of puartrull's spies has been hung III
Lawrence.
The chiefs or The Delaware, Sac and Fox
Indians have offered their services to General
Lane.
A report just received says buildings In Cass
county, Missouri, are on fire, and over one
hundred rebel sympathizers have been killed,
perhaps In retaliation for Quantrcll's murders.
KANSAS CITr, August 26.-The following ex-
tracts are taken from General Order No. II, Is
sueu NJ tncse ncadqudrtere August ~:
1st. All persons living In Jackson, Cass and
Bates counties, Missouri, and that part of Yer
non county included In this district, except
those living within one mile Of the limits Of
Independence, Hickman's Mill, Pleasant Hill
and Harrisonvills, and except those In part of
hawtownshlp, jackson county, north OF Brush
Creek and west Of the Big Blue. embracing
Kansas City and Westport, are hereby ordered
10 remove from their present places Of residence
within fifteen days from date hereof.
Those who within that time prove their 10y
atty TO the satisfaction Of the commanding ofh-
ref Of the military station nearest their present
places Of residence, will receive from him
certificate stating the fact Of their loyalty, and
the names Of witnesses by whom It can be
sworn TO. All who receive such certificates
will be permitted 10 remove 10 any military
station In this district, or TO any part OF the
State OF Kansas except the counticsJo on the east
ern border Of the State; all others shall remove
out of this district.
Officers commanding companies and detach-
ments serving In companies will SEQ that this
is promptly obeyed..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Naval Orders,

Commodore Henry X. Thatcher has received
preparatory orders, to command the frigats
Colorado, vice Capt. John r. Goldsborough do
tached and ordered North.
Commander Jas. +. Armstrong has received
preparatory orders to command the steam sloop
Jan Jaclnto, vice Commander John c. Febiger
detached and waiting orders.
Commander William H. Macomb, detached
from the command Of the Genesee and order.
cd to return North.
Commander Henry 8. Newcomb ordered to
command the gunboat Tioga.
Commander Napoleon Collins, detached from
the command Of the Octorara and ordered to
return North.
Capt. John DeCamp, ordered 10 command
the steam frigate Wabash.
Commander A. g. Clary, detached from the
Tioga and ordered to return North.
Commander A. c. Rhind, detached from the
command Of the Wabash and ordered to COM
mand the gunboat Pontlal.
Commander John 2. Bankhcad, detached
from the command Of the Florida and await
ing orders.
Commander John G. Howell, detached from
special duty at New York, and ordered 10 COM
mand tho steamer Motacomct.
Commander VIM. 4. Leroy has received pro.
paratory orders 10 command tho slosp-of-war
Oneida.
Lieutenant Commander Walter W. Queen de-
tached from ordnance duty In the North Allan.
tic blockading squadron and ordered to com.
mand the steamer Florida.
Lieutenant Commander VIM. W. Low, or.
dered 10 command the gunboat Octorara.
Lieutenant Commander A. Y. Crossman, de.
tached from the command Of the Somerset,
aud ordered TO return North.
Lieutenant Commander Z. c. Grafton's Or
der to command the Sycamore, revoked, and
ordered to command the gunboat Genesce.
Lieutenant Commander Lester A. Beardslee's
order to the steamer Grand Gulf, revoked, and
waiting orders.
Lieutenant Simeon r. Gillet, ordered TO the
Mctacomet.
Lieut.. Roderick Prentiss detached from the
Pemhina, and granted two weeks leave.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
A FIGHT WITH MosEBY,
he Is Report, d Wos.d.a.

- ..~F~ASu "VSnOGus
This daring thief has recently boon prowlIng
ABOUT vienna and Annsudsle with q small
band Of men, committing robberiss o: vsrlo,a
kinds. On suuday last, says the lstsaioeneey,
he entamped with his troops on the farm Of
Mrs. Volllns, and on Monday Intercepted and
captured considerable iitmbct Of hbtses on
thelr way to Ten. Ne.de's army: .l,
subsequently,, on Monday, Colonel Lowell's
cavalry command, consisting ofthrcs regiments,
encountered Mosby's gucrrlllas, and severe
engagement ensucd. According to the ststo-
men's Of prisoners captured, Mosby received
two severe wounds, and was ca, ried to farm.
house in the vicinity. His capture Is deemed
certain. One rebel lieutenant and three pri.
Yates were killed and twelve privstes captured.
Our loss was one killed, two wounded, and
seven missin9
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Position OF Lees Army.

HEADQUARTERS ARsY OF THE Potomac, Au-
gust 25.-The positions Of tho rebel army are
now somewhat thus: Ewcll lies near Orange
Courthouse, A. P. Hill near the Rapid Ann
Station, Longstrect stretches from United States
Ford 10 Fredericksburg, and pickets the Rap
pahannock down TO Port Royal. Lees head
quarters lie about two miles beyond Orange
Court House, on the Gordonsville road.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
REBEL molNs FOR CHARLESTON
sHELLING THE CITY.
Beauresard Mas Actually "Pro.
tested"
GILMORE DON'T SEE II.

trrom the Rirhmona Enquirer of August aith ]
By latest dispatches, Fort Sumter had not yet
been evacuated by our troops, though u has been
almost laid In 'mins BY The heary Parro, guns.
If II be eventually evacuated, the iosa will be
now email, as the enemy csnnot occupy II, and
the harbor Is eilcctWal'y defended by new forti.
ncations.
No walls Of brick or stons can euer resist such
a cd"noaads as hos been directe against Sumter,
and the true defences of the harbor and city
are the numerous other forts, built like wag.
ner, on which tho heavy shot Of the enemy con
make but little impression. 1t will be rcmem. /.
bcrcd, also, that Gen. Pcmbcrton, In his plans
for the defence Of Charlestos, aad long since
letr Sumter out ef NJ account.
The siege Is proceeding with desperate ener.
gy, and the defence is as fierce ss the assault.
Tho enemy, it seems, has been able to throw a
few shells into the city from distanee of Jave
miles. md we are told that Gen. Bcaurcgard
has protested against such proceeding on tho
ground Of humanity. His protest will be of
little use, indeed. II he cannot disable those
batteries which fired the shells.
Tho Yankee commanders, with their cusom.
sry bravsdo, have demanded surrender of
Fort Sumter aud Of our forts on Norris Island,
but In this they can by no means be indulged.
They will find that they are now only at the
Of the siege Of Charleston, aud be-
tween them and that city is still aory path TO
travel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
The ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Titshugh Lee Attempts : Raid
and Ii Repulsed.
Three or Ills ENGINEERS ARE KILLED.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
August 25, 1so3.-A cavalry force, under Fltz.
hugh Lee, crossed the Rsppahannock yestcr.
day, near Corbln's Neck, six miles below Fred
ericksbure, but were speedily routed by the
brigade of Gen. Custis, with a loss In prisoners
Of three engineer Officers, and number Of pfi-
Yates not yet specified In killed and wounded,
before recrossins the river. Our loss Is not yet
reported. Il ID slight-no officers injured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Presentation OF =. sword 10 Gen. Mead.

oh Friday No-morrow) afternoon at five
O'Clock, at the headquarters Of tho army of the
fotomae' splendid sword will be presented
70 Major General Meade by Governor Curtin,
in behalf Of the officers of the Penns sylysnia
Reserve Corps. The gin Is intended as a token
ofappreciation Of the valuable services rendered
to the country, and especially to Pennsylvania,
by General Meade at Gettysburg. Alarge mum.
Der Of distinguished gentlemen have been in.
yited,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Ford's New Theatre.

The reason why this establishment was not
opened last night, according to advertisement,
is explained In a notice elsewhere. We are
authorized and requested to state that IL will
positively bs opened TO the public tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

MIssISG-an Assistant Editor. He left this
city to avoid the " heated term" positively not
the draft. If this reaches his eye, we can as
sure him that We slept under blanket last
night, and dress In woolsns to-day. Northern
spers please copy. I.pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
PaTdoned,

The President has pardoned Mr.. Daniel
Stout, who was convicted at the May term of
the Circuit Court of Indiana for harboring his
brother, Reuben Stout, a descrter from the
Union army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
EuAopE.
Arrival of Steamer Hibernian.
Liverpool Cotton Sales, Csnsels, &c,

sr. JOINS, N. r., August 26.-Tho Galway
steamship Hlberpian, from Galway on the 10th
inst, passed Cape Race at O'Clock wedncs.
day morning.
LIvERpooL, August l9.-Thc cotton sales Of
to-day wero io,eg0 bales, the market closing
tuoyant and Upward. Bfeadauds had a down.
ward tendency. Provisions firth.
LoSDos, husiist 1s.-Cohsois closed II
g3CS93k.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Amussments.

VARIErIEs.-The unexceptionable temple Of
rational amusemehts-a grand combination Of art,
artistss, youth and beauty. The superiority Of
this Hall over all Others IL manifest to all, BY its
superior location and high order Of entertain
ments. II 10 q theatre and music hall too-giviug
the attractions OF both styles OF performances at
single price Of admission. Tonight the double
show and the " Singular Mortal"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Capture OF the Rebsl Gsn. Jsn. Thorn pson
and his ntA6.

ST. LOUIS, August GA dispatch from Gen.
Fisk 10 General schoasld, from Pilot Knob,
Missouri, says Colonel Woodson's cavalry have
made raid 10 Pocshontss, Arkansas, routing
several bands Of guerrillas and capturing about
hundred prisoners, among them General Jsa.
Thompson and all bis STAT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Presentation 70 G.n. s.dsw,,k.

Presentation 70 Cen. Bedg wick.
Yesterday . presentation was to have taken
place at Wsrrenton TO Major General sedgwick
of splendid horse, accoutrements sud sword,
and complete uniform. The gin Is BY the off,
GERS OF the Second division, Second corps, once
commanded by him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Lord Lyons In Canada,

HAMILTON, G. W., Tuesday, August 25.-
Lord Lyons and suite arrived ihis evening, and
remain here until tomorrow, when they pro.
coed 10 Montreal and Quebec.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

We are indebted to HUDSON TAYLOR for a
copy OF valuable work, with the above title, Just
1t is the production OF DR. WM. ELDER, who holds
responsib position In the Statistical Bureau Of
the Treasury Department. 1t shows the effect Of
cession upon the trade and Industry Of the loyal
ktatea
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
b slsan Denim.

This excellent actress Is booked for A b.nss,
at the Washington o-night, aud will, undoubt
sdly, have . crowded house as she deserves.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
%. The OAes sf the Hatssaai Rspuhls-
saa 70 at B1l Ninth ssrsss, bsswesA ksnn.
yivanta avenue and d serssa.
NOTICE.

This PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED NJ CAR
PiERs TO. suBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEoRGfTowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Naval Promotion,

Captain Thomas F. Craven has been promo
ted to the grade Of Commodore, from the 10Th
of July. 1859.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
CAPTURE OF SUMTER,

HrADavAarrss Asnr o. rHr PoroMAc,(
August %, 1854.
Yesterday morning tho rebel cavalry picksts
announced across the Rappahsnnock river 10
our pickets that they had received news that
Fort fumter had been taken by the Federal
forces before Charleston. This Is not unlikely,
since the acknowledgment In the Richmond
papers of the oath instant Of our great progress
In demolishipg Sumter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
From California;, Mexico, and the Sand
Vstch lslauAs,

SAs FRANCISCO, Aug. A.-The steamer Ore
gon has arrived from the northwestern ports Of
Mexico, bringing Sll4.0OO In treasure and $50
packages Of specimen ores from the mines OF
sonora and sinaloa. The various California
mining companies engaged In developing the
silver mines were In good spirits at their pros
poets.
Sandwich Island dates Of July 25th sre re.
ceived. The news Is unimportant. The mum.
ber Of foreign vessels which had arrived al
Honolulu during the first half Of the present
year, 10 less by half than during the correspond d.
ing period OF last year. There was q great
scarcity OF laborers for the sugar plantations,
and parties were earnestly urging tho Govern.
mcnt authorities to import Coolies from Poly
nesia. Tho population OF the Islands Is de-
creasing more rapidly than at any former
period. II Is now estimated that they contain
only 66, 600 Inhabitants.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
D1DD,

.s 4 s.s,s;: 2, ;:.:;::. .:;:;
sisSs dsy:, in q. s:sh ~. q Sss go .a'''' o.
tefy, A. ylctims Of this Internal Rebellion 6rivSa
from their oonfortsble honss. 0fiefhas Seoi ~
cause OF the1P Aeatks. CtTT1ep or vsnnIulA. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBfA.-Notioe
70 hereby given that, BY 2 rule OF the Court, its
General Terms.
Third Monday of January.
First Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of October.
FERNS efme Circuit Court.
In which alone jury 10 impanneied for thu trial
OF civil cases)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday OF November.
Terms ofhe Criminal Lourt.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
First monday of December
Terms Of the Di.triaf Court,
First Monday oi June.
First Monday Of December.
Special 7erms.
First Tuesday OF January
First Tuesday, OF February,
First Tuesday OF march.
FiIst Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May. ...-.
First Tuesday OF June.
First Tuesday Of July. .f,r
First tuesday Of september.
First Tuesday Of october.
Ffst Tuesday Of November.
FIst Tuesday Of Leosnbsr.
BY S'd'r Of 'As Court l,r AI'AEIos
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Arrival OF = French war steamer from Of
Charleston.

New foRh, August s1.-The French wal
steamer xlsephoh, nom of Charleston on Sun
day, has arrived here. She reports tho sies,
progressing and Sumter a heap. of ruins, bul
II had not then surrendered.