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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
National Fair.

The First District Regiment, as they were about
to start their visit to the Fair, ordered to
the about face to prevent apprehended raid Of
rebel cavalry.
To-day and tomorrow the Fair Will be opened
from II m. to II p. This afternoon the sch GLARS
Of the Catholic Infant Orphan Asylum will visit
the Fair. General siokles, we are happy TO an.
nounoe, has consented to speak in the evening.
Several military chieftAinH will be present. The
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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Market.
tBy the Peoples Line.l
NEW YohK, MARCH II, 1884.
A PROCLAIM alton by the Governor OF KEN

tucICy.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Gov. Bramlctte has
Issued an address to the people of Kentucky,
which saysi
"In view of the disturbance of the popular
mind, produced by the enrolment of slaves for
the army in Kentucky, It is deemed prudent to
make the following suggestions, for the
benefit and guidance Of the loyal people of
Kentucky;
"Your indignation should not move you to
commit acts OF violence, nor to unlawful re-
sistance. Standing as we have stood, and will
ever stand, for the Constitution, the Union,
and the enforcement of the laws, we must repel
the efforts of the rebellion to overthrow our
Government by our gallant soldiers in the field,
and meet and correct unjust or unconstltu-
tional legislation by legal appeals to the con-
Btituted tribunals of the Government, and
through the ballot-box, In constituted modes,
TO overthrow those who pervert or abuse the
trust committed TO them. This is the only
true mode of maintaining the Constitution and
the Union, and the enforcement of the laws.
"The mere act Of enrolling the names Of
| slaves does not affect the rights Of O citizen.
| II any violence or wrong to the person or prop
erty OF citizens be committed by any officer or
soldier against the known laws of the land,
make your accusation In the mode prescribed
by law, and, II the commanding officer refuses
or neglects 1t, use your utmost endeayors to
arrest the officers or soldiers under his COM
mAnd 80 accused, and hand him or them over
to civil magistrate for trial. When officially
advised Of the facts, tho Executive will prefer
charges and demand Court-maTtlal under the
Constitution, and In accordance with the law
assert and urge your rights. II Is our duty to
obey the law until 1t Is declared by judicial
decision to be unconstitutional.
"The citizen whose property may be taken
for public use will be entitled, under the i'm
peratlye mandate of the Constitution, TO Just
compensation for his private property so taken
for the public use. Although the present Con-
gress may not do US justice, yet II is safe TO
rely upon the justice of the American people,
and an appeal to them will not be unheard OF
unanswered. Peace restored, and the unity oi
our Government preserved, will drive to an
ignominious distance those who, In the agony
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD CUES.
TION.


The public mind is fast settling down TO the
conviction that the agitation Of this matter in
Congress is nothing more than a stock k-jobblng
transaction. 1t at first put on the character of
public interest; but recent developments show
Its real quality. 1t now clearly appears that
the only purpose of the agitators is to over
throw the decisions Of the legal tribunals of
the country, in which the true rights OF the
parties are pending. We do not think that
Congress should be made a court OF appeals
from judicial decisions.
If the State Of New Jersey has done q wrong
70 Wall street, let Wall street and New Jersey
fight the matter out in the courts, where they
have been at issue for years. But We have the
most conclusive authority for stating that
even Wall street believes that the State of
New Jersey has done Its full duty with
reference TO the transportation OF freight and
passengers between the cities of New York
and Philadelphia and we produce the proof.
In a pamphlet just printed for the use of
members the attorneys Of the Wall street par
ties begin by making the true, just and honor
able statement that New Jersey had made the
most AMPLE'' provisions for the transporta-
ton OF passengers and merchandise across the
State. We quote the first paragraph Of the
pamphlet, signed by B. Williamson, Chauncey
A. Seward and Ashbel Green, as counsel for
the Raritan and Delaware Railroad Company,
and ask members OF Congress to consider,
after this solemn statement, whether 1t is their
duty to undertake to give more than "AMPLR''
powers TO a State corporation;
There are two lines of railway across the
State Of New Jersey-the Camden and Amboy,
and the Raritan and Delaware Bay, in connec-
tion with the Camden and Atlantic. By their
respective charters the companies owning these
lines are severally clothed WiA ample t'oScrs for
he transportation Of passengers and merchandise
betaOetn The cities Of .NeS York and Philadelphia.
(signed) b. WILLIAMSON,
c. A. SEWARD,
AsHBEL GREEN.
The above gentlemen knew that they could
not, In justice to their own characters, do an
act Of injustice to New Jersey by misstate-
ment Of facts.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

To-day ia the annlVersary-of the patron saint
OF ireland, and 1t will be observed by IrlShmen,
generally, throughout the country. Our local
columns contain notices Of whatever is to be
done I'm q formal way in this city. There is to
be no parade, and the Irish citizens will com
memorate the occasion Informally for the most
part.
In Baltimore high mass Is to be celebrated in
st. Patrick's Church and a panegyric of the
Saint pronounced by the Very Reverend II. B.
COskery and the Rev. Mr.. Kerlg, B.. J. Prem
iums are to be distributed to the scholars Of the
Oliver Hibernian Free School, and the "sonE
and Friends Of ireland " will take dinner at
Mr.. Mullins public house, etc.
The memory Of 81. Patrick is Justly loved by
all true lrishmen. He was a good man, and
did great deal for the good of the Emerald
Isle. He was no copperhead" In truth his
aversion 10 reptiles was so great that, accord
ing to the tradition Of his country, he banished
everything Of the sort from old Ireland. He
put such curse upon the snakes, or such a
blessing upon the soil, that nothing of the kind
can live In that otherwise much abused Island
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
PERSONAL,

JouSSI MAcKEr, champion OF the light
weights, was nearly killed by m accident on tug
boat At Ptttsburg few days ago. Atimber-head, to
struck two men and killed them instantly and threw
him twenty-five feet. He alghted on deck much
bruised, and the watch in his pocket was disem-
boweled, so that nothing but the ease could be
found. II was the hardest "mill" Mackey ever
experienced.
9. J. FTLLEY, the Mayor OF St. Louis, has
resigned, after so mAnaging the city'H finances as
TO leave balance Of si75, 900 in the treasury.
LLOYD MooRR, the recorder of Harrison
county, West Virginia, committed suicide last
week. -. .
JOHN HALL, president of the Constitutional
Convention Of west Virginia, has been tried for
killing Lewis WetEell, q member the Legislature,
and 90 nvioted Of mAnIlAughter. The court fined
him 1900.
Col. sTAMBLuGH, Of the nth Pcnnsylvanis
reg lment, died at Lancaster on Friday last.
NELSON 8. READ, Of Baltimore, died In Rich
,ond Va, on Friday last, 18th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"Tm CRISIS WHICH THRrATESnD TO DIVIDE
THE yRuzDs OF THE UNION II PAST"
"I sHAIL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY AoT OF CONGRESS"
sotxnnI swnAn TO HrNcEToETH yLITHYU1Lr
sUProRT, PROTECT, AND DKTKND TIE CoNsrI-
TUITION or Tn UNITED sTATns, AID THs Umon
or THn STATES THnRnUEpm.o
ARRAHAH IIlIrnIH
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
ABANDONMENT OF Thu
SIEGE OF MOBILE.

Operations In FloTida-Admiral P1,rter's
Moyemsnts-Capture OF q stronx Rebel
Fort-General Banks In the Field.
New YoRK, March 1.-THE steamship Edin-
burgh, from Liverpool, March 90, has arrived,
but her news has been anticipated.
The Herald correspondence from the feet off
Mobile, has rumor that Farsagut is about to
withdraw his fleet, being satisfied that the city
cannot be taken by water,
The Herdlds Hilton Iaead letter reports the
occupation Of Pilatka, Ella, by a strong force
under Colonel Barton.
The Herdlds New orleans letter states that
Porter's entire feet was at the mouth Of Red
river. Thirty transports loaded with troops
are also there.
Admiral Porter has captured strong rebel
fort on the Washita river, with all the guns
including three 32-pounders.
General Banks and staff would take the field
on the 10th, and the army would commence
immediate operations.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

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covered. II changes the Gun.burnt face and handa
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parting the marble purity o youth, and the diIiH-
sue appearance so inviting in the city bella ot
fashion. It removes tan, freekles, pimpTes and
TsuEhneII from tho skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no
material injuries to the skin. PAtrOnized by Act
TeIseI and Opera Singers. 1t Is what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere,
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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Another atr,.t Railroad.

The railroad bill introduced by Senator
Grimes to-day, re-enacts, for the benefit of a
new railroad, many Of the provisions OF the
law Incorporating the existing road, and re-
quires the road 10 be built from the Navy Yard
to Georgetown In ono hundred days, and
levieS tar upon Ii for the bcneat Of schools
Of 1000.
1t names as corporators MeSsrs. Alexander
Hay, Asbury Lloyd, Joseph B. Bryan, VIM. L.
Wall, Aaron Fl. Bean, VIM. R. Snow, and
Martin Buell.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17


. COAL MINES.
A gentleman who arrived here to-day from
the Cumberland coal mines in Maryland states
that nearly all the miners and boatmen In en-
ploy of the company have struck for higher
wages. The company refuse to accede to
these demands from the fact that to do so
would necessarily carry up the price of the coal
to such a high rate that there would bo CON-
paratively little demand for II, especially when
brought in competition with a superior coal
selling at about the same price. There is
very little coal at the mines now, hense this
strike is the more unfortunate. If the miners
insist upon their demand for increased wages,
IL is said that the company will discharge the
hands and employ others. In such an event,
resistance is threatened, but as some OF Gen.
sigel's forces are near at hand, it will not
amount to much.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.
Tha Gold mi.

The gold bill was finally passed by both
Houses Of Congress yesterday, and needs only
the fresident's approval TO become a'law. AZ
passed Il authorizes the Secretary Of the Treas
ury TO use surplus gold in anticipating the
payment or interest on the public debt; or 70
sell It from time to time as he may deem II
necessary for the public interests provided
that nothing contained In this authorization
shall impair the obligation to establish sink
ing fund as prescribed by the act of February
e5th, 1909. The operation of the act is limited
to one year. There is no requirement contained
in the bill that gold alone shall be used in the
establishment OF the sinking fund.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
From Colorado,

DENVER CITY, March 15.-Bankers direct
from Idaho, who went there for the purpose OF
buying gold, deny that there lie $4,000, 900
there awaiting transportation. They could only
find few thousands. Discoveries as yet have
been quite limited. Stocks OF goods light, but
merchants are selling in anticipation OF large
arrivals In the spring. No mining has been
done during the winter, In consequence of the
severe weather.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
The DiAAbIed Friuato.

Mw York, March 1O.-It is reported that
the United States frigate Niagara is ordered to
sea In search OF the Italian frigate Re Galan-
tuomo, as also the double-ender ChenAngo.
The steamer North Star Is chartered by the
italian consul to search for the italian frigate,
The Russian admiral will also send a steamer
on the same mission, and 1t is said that an
English corvette is te 60 also.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
The Rhode Island Union Convention.

PROVIDENCE, March 15.-The Union Ma
tlonal State Convention met to-day, and nomi-
mated James Y. Smith for Governor; Seth
Pudelford for Lieutenant Governor; John X.
Bartlett for Secretary Of State; Hos atio Rogers
for Attorney General, and Samuel A. Parker
for General Treasurer-all of whom are the
present lncumbents, except Mr.. Rogers. Dele
gates were elected TO the Baltimore Conyen-
ton, and resolution passed recommending
them TO vote for the denomination Of President
Lincoln. The State election takes place on
the 9th OF April.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
The wcstsrn Enrin..r, str,L,

CHIcAeo, March 15.-The engineers on the
milwaukee, Northwestern, Chicago, Burling-
ton, and Quincy Railroads are running their
trains as usual to-day. The Michigan South
ern, Illinois Central, and Alton and 81. Louis
Railroads have enough engineers, who arc not
connected with the strike, to run their regular
passenger trains, and 1t is not believed there
will be any serious delay in the running Of the
freight trains
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Turning OF 4 Camp.

AUGUSTA, NE, March ia fire broke out
this evening in the camp Of the I'd Maine cav
airy. large amount of Government property
was destroyed, consisting Of equipments, am
munition, &c. All the barracks but two were
consumed. The fire was undoubtedly the work
OF an incendlaTy,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
HE COURTS.

Supreme Court OF the United gtAtss.
March lion motion OF Ferdinand z. d. Mckay,
Esq, George NJ, OBgoodby, Esqr OF New York,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
No. Iss. The United States, appellants, %. J. L.
FolSoniI, executor The ,ar4ument OF this cause
was continued by Mr.. Wills Tor the United states,
and by Mr.. Calm for the Appolleen.
Adjourned until tomorrow At II o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
From Fort Monroe-ohase OF q Biochads
Runner.

Runner.
FoRT MoNRoH, March 15.--The United States
supply steamer Admiral arrived hero to-day
from MatagordA Bay. Texas, March Sd, bring
ing as passengers q number OF officers from
the blockade fleet OF Galveston.
The captain Of the Admiral reports that on
the morning Of the 18th instant-last Sunday
a steamer was seen ahead emitting black smoke
from her stack, and evidently Just out from
wilmington. Immediately gave chase 10 hor
with all sail set, and by 10 O'Clock had gained
upon her so as TO discover that she was side
wheel steamer with two smoke stacks, with a
cargo Of cotton, which she had commenced
throwing overheard at halfpast O'Clock. BY
9 O'Clock, D. m, opened FIRE upon her with the
AdmirSrs 3O-pound Parrott, but she was still
not In range.
wind favorable and blowing fresh. The ON
GERS Of the Admiral counted from her decks
400 bales Of cotton, which had been thrown
overheard. At three O'Clock the wind suddenly
died away, and the prize which at ono time was
almost within our grasp-dlstant only three
and half miles-began to gain upon tho Ad-
miral. The chase was continued until after
dark, when the blockade runner was lost sight
Of and the chase was abandoned.
The captain Of this post, Captain Andrew
Ainsworth, has Just issued additional regula.
tions for vessels arriving here. All vessels
passing The guard boat must Immediately re-
port at the Office Of Captain Alnsworth, on
Baltimore wharf, s
All steamers are prohibited from throwing
overheard ashes while anchored In the channel
leading 10 Hampton Roads. To prevent acci-
dent and damage to the submarine telegraph
cable, no vessel will be allowed 10 anchor be.
tween the two red buoys on the upper end Of
Hampton bar. Anchorage must be found cast
ward or westward OF these buoys.
The fag-of-truce steamer New York arrived
this evening from City Point with large mum.
ber OF prisoners from Richmond, among whom
were Captains Sawyer and Fly nm and General
Neal Dow. Several ladies' also came down,
all in charge Of Major Milford, nag-of-truce
officer.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Condition or tho w..t,rn ARMY,

PHnADELPHIA, March 1G.-Maj. McMichael,
Assistant Adjutant General OF the Army Of the
Cumberland, arrived In this city this evening,
direct from Chattanooga. He reports our
news Of Gen. Grants promotion was received
with great enthusiasm.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

~ Ice Oream, Confectionery, &o.-Hs-
ceptions, Parties, Weddings Balls, supperp, Fairs
and other entertainments furnished A. shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ice Cream and
Water lees made BY steam power warranted 30 be
the best In the city Wholesale and retail delivered
to any part Of the city. Charlotte Russe, Jelies,
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made TO order, At
JOS. sHAFFIELps ConfeotiontTy, $50 Sixth
street., between @ and X, ja1I-Sm
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

We have received from John c. Parker, r
Itreet, near Ninth. Mime DSmOreGts Quarterly
Mirror Of Fashions for the spring ending NAV,
1884. It contains the fashions for lAdles, and
children's dresses, ETC., and Is indispensable to
IadIeG In securing patterns for the new styles,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

orally ROUND THE FLAG. This patriotic
song is heard all over the city Just now it having
been newly populsrized by the AdmI able per-
formAnoe OF the song and chorus by the Female
ZouSves in the "seven Sisters" at Growers
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

PRETTI Go oD,--A corr eSpondent, doubtless
believer In two tsrmB all around, sends us
the followingi
Why are LincoAi and Hamlin Zone and In
sepArable ." Behold the reason
AbrA HAM LIN eolh.--Br0okltrR Union.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Military NIoysmsnts,

LOUISVILLE, March 17.-Major Generals
Sheridan and Sherman have arrived. Colonel
Bruce has been reinstated as military COM
mander Of Louisville. Col. Wolford has ar
rived en- route for Nashville, having been re-
leased from arrest and ordered to report in
person to Gen. Grant.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

~ Ihs railroad advertisements on oar grH
pdOs are insrtsd By authority orts raAroad com
paniss ssperauv named, are oc'eial'y corrected
sAsa changes Srs mads, AsHes can b relied upon
AZ nnrrna.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

81 The Confsssions and EHpertoncs Of
An 1HvALID. Published for tho benefit, aud a.
warning and A CAUTION TO TOuNo MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, PremAturo Decay Of Man
or sELy eunE. by one who has cured hineelf ~
ter being put 70 great expense and injury tlrough
medical humbug and quAokery.
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
nv 4s-lV Bedford. Ningu County, N.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

wWseaH he attention Of business mon 10 NJ
classification Of orr advertisements. We intend
10 hep Susinsn sys 10 Iris matter for ne o'Hsai
OF oar pafrons.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

A BRUTAL AssAULT.-Three soldiers named
belonging 10 Bakers cavalry, were arrested by
officer Howard, Of the Seventh preolnotj for com
mitting an assault upon Mrs. W. s. Wright by
hitting her with stone. They were walking near
the navy yard and were hit with gtone, as they
assert Not knowing who did II, they Immediately
took rock and threw II at Mrs. Wright, hurting
room. Her husband was at the courtroom, hAv-
irg been empanneled on the petit jury. Justice
GiDerHoR committed them TO jail for court on the
charge of assault and battery with intent 10 kill
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
p,..s,., sarr.s., osurl-crlais. Al TERN
JUDGE rniIEa.

,.,,s rs.M sn.na i.,cenv, Svs, seSud,tsd gym
Thom.. Humphrey, indiStedfor petit larceny,
Tsdsy CHARLES Gallagher wassonviS,sd Of high
The ease Of Patrick Sullivan, indicted fof lar.
ceny, was submitted, and sullivan was sentenced
10 be Imprisoned for one day. ..sa..a..--
Foster baylor, indicted for assault and battery,
was found guilty. f.. \. Hd ll.
Joseph Dean, indicted for larceny, was acquitted.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

E7ni, papsr d nOv. .rsr"iaa'd BY carriers 4
S..bssribsrs n Elis sity s''d GeoToa0'" az m~'s
es,sfs psr p1oA6A
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Rhode InInndIn ouotn FnII.

PROVIDENCE, March 10.-GoVernoT Smith
mas declared the quota Of Rhode Island under
the last call Of the President 10 be full.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Tho Ch,anp.aILe Cnan,

PORTLAND, ME-, March l5.-The steam rev.
enue cutter Miami has been ordered to Halifax
10 convoy the stolen steamer Chesapeake TO this
port.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

REBEL DEsHRTERs SENT OTE.-One hundred
and hltsen rebel deSerteTS, who have taken the
oath OF allegiance and have promised to remAin
North during the war, were yesterday sent from
the Old Capitol to PhilAdelphlA.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

IMPoRTANT.-Colonel Hoffman, Commissary
General of Prisoners btAteI that boxes containing
nothing hurtful or oOntrAbAnd, for prisoners OF
war now 10 custody, sent by families or friends
of the parties, may bs delivered to such prisoners
OF war.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

" Subscriong falling 10 receive tS Rsp'''''o"'
rsgtidrty vsl1 jlsas, notvp DiI Office.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

UTe o6les Of TIE National RspuS'''a'l = y
S11 NintA Rrsst, stS'en fs""y'vdH'd a's"H' ana
ID rtrarf.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
Death oT.u Ra,,ar

PORTLAND, NE, March l5.--George b. Moore,
ehlef editor OF the Portland Advertiser, died
to-day.