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Further Particulars Of the Battle II
Florida.

Florida,
NHw YORK, Feb. .7.-The battle was desper-
ately fought for hours, and at sunset our
forces, overpowsred by the enemy, retired to
Sanderson, taking with them the greater
part OF the'killed and wounded.
The 7th Conn, 7th N. H., 4Oth Mass, 4Sth
and 10th N, Y, and Sth U. g., were engaged.
Col. Fribly, Of tho sth U. 8. was left dead on
the field.
Col. Reed, Hungarian officer, was mortally
wounded.
All the officers of Hamllton's battery were
wounded. Capt. Hamilton is wounded In the
arm. First Lieut., Merrick In the foot. They
are at Hilton Head.
Col. Guy Henry, of the 40th Mass, had three
horses shot from under him, but escaped un-
hurt, "....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Interesting Correspondence Between
General Peck and the Rebel General
Pickett.

Pickett.
NEW YoRK, Feb. T.-From New Bcrne We
learn that correspondence has passed between
Generals Peck and Pickett In relation TO the
death of Col. Shaw, and the subsequent cIecu-
tlon Of a negro soldier as his alleged murderer.
Gen. Peck says the Government OF the United
States has wisely seen At to enlist many thou.
sands OF colored soldiers to aid In putting
down the rebellion, and has placed them on
the same footing, in all respects, as her white
troops.
He encloses a copy of the Presidents order
on the subject, that for every soldier of the
United States killed In violation of tho laws Of
war, q rebel soldier shall be executed, &C., and
addS Believing that this atroclty has been per-
petrated without your knowledge, and that you
will take prompt steps to disayow this viola.
ton Of the usages Of war, and to bring the
offenders TO justice, shall refrain from exc.
cutting a rebel soldier until learn your action
in the premises.
Gen. Pickett replies from Petersburg, Va
under date OF the 10Th, that had he caught any
negro who had killed either officer, soldier, ol
citizen OF the Confederacy, he should have
caused him 10 lie Immediately hung andstatsi
that he has In his possession 45O officers ant
men OF the United States army, and for every
man Gen. Peck executes he will hang ten o.
them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

The LIFH, CAMPAIGN AND SERVICES OF GEM
GsoRoH b. MoCLMLAN, is the title Of handy
volume published by Peterson & Brother, Of
Philadelphia, and sold in Washington by shil-
llngton, at the corner OF Four-and-a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Postpon. inert Of tn. prnrt.

The House ~ Representatives yesterday
passed q Joint resolution extending the time
for tho payr hent of bountles to enlistIpg sol.
oilers from { ne LIST OF March to the LIST Of April,
and It is 81 opposed that proclamation viii be
issued by the President pouponlng the draft
until AIYrii, as 1t is probable that the Senate
will az rec to the resolution.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

~ TAs railroad advertisements on our .hrR
page are inssrted BY authority offhs railroad COM
pOAIss ssvsraly named, ore officially CORRECTED
SAsa changes are made, hsnes ran De relied upon
a. eorree
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Reported Rspulse OF the Union Ferces in
E1orfdR.

Inform alton has been received that the Cosmo-
pollthn has arrived at Hilton Head with 800
wounded troops on board from Jacksonville,
and bringing a report that the troops which
advanced toward Lake City had been repulsed
and driven back on Jacksonville.
II Is reported that we lost in all one thousand
killed, wounded, and missing.
Tne enemy outnumbsred Gen. Seymour's
troops heavily. Other accounts say the rebels
numbered 5000 and were commanded by Gen.
Hardee. ......
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

LOUISVILLE, Feb. GA special dispatch to
the Journal, from near Buzzard's Rooat, Ca,
Feb. 25, $50 p. M, says: Graf, In the valley
beyond Rockyface, found the enemy in heavy
force, and awaits relnforcements. Morgan and
McCook are feeling the enemy at Buzzard's
RooSt, and skirmlshlng lively.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Naval.

The bill reported by Mr.. Hale to amend an
act entitled "Sn act to establish and equalize
the grade of line officers in the Navy" is es-
SeutlGlly the Same that came very near being a
law last year, and which was Intended as a
remedy for Oyorsloughlng certain officers by
the retiring board,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

~ Hsedu Us attention Of business men TO n.
classification Of oar Advertisements. We intend
10 hop businss ne to tbs matter for ns 0en4ft
VI osu pafrons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

COMMITTED TO THE "CESTRIL."-ChArles
9r SHRs e wSs
coloFed were arrested by the guard At the Aque-
duct bridge, while In the act OF smuggling seven
mitted by the Provost Marshal. Mrs. Clarehee
and Mrs. Hogan were sent IN from the soldlerh'
Rest for Belllngflquor TO soldiers. These are all
the commitments Of any note made yesterday and
to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Important Go ths RsEaIArs.

Mr. Wilson lin senate) has introduced bill
allowing regular army enlisted men to re-enllsI
for three years, instead of five, II they origi,
nally enlisted prior TO July 20, 1861, and oh.
tain the bounty given TO volunteers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

TALLow THIEvKs.-Some nights ago two
barrels Of tAllow were stolen from the soap and
tallow ohAndleIy Of Mr.. George 7. RAub. Some
Of the officers Of the Fifth precinct arrested three
oolorod men named VIM. Johnson, Samuel WAverr
and John Ogden, for the theft the property having
been found on their premises. They were sent TO
jail to answer the charge OF grand larceny At the
next term OF the Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Count Mercisr Acting with MinIstsI
Davt0n

NEW YoRk, Feb. 27.-The Tines Paris let
ter says since Mr.. Mercier arrived from Wash.
ington he has Joined his efforts with those Of
Mr.. Dayton in setting the Government right
on the state OF the war in America, and has
been using his influence to prevent any breach
Of International law in connection with rebel
ships in French ports.
The decision Of the Government in the case
Of the Rappahannock has therefore been
changed and she will probably be detained.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.--ThO Gdsotte'. Tunnel
Hill dispatch Of tho 26th says on Thursday
night our troops fell back to Tunnel Hill, which
place will be held.
The reconnaissance was entirely successful
and developed the fact that the enemy is In
force at Dalton.
Our loss was 800. The rebels suffered more
severely.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

THE GREAT gun cast at Plttsburg has been
removed from It's pit and found to be perfect
casting.
THE sTEAMKR Illinois, from Asplnwall.
brought $24, 900 in specie.
THE ALABAMA Is not blockAded at Annoy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

~ TS'ibseri0srS falling to rsssiVs he Republican
regularly tSil pleas notDfS this Office.
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The Aiab.m. s,llI ut Large.

f.dviees received at the State Department
fr ON Mr.. Pruyn, U. 8. Minister In Japan, dated
j an. 18th, state that tho Alabama at that time
was stIll at large.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

u The QfIos Of The National Republican q at
51l NiHth Strsst, ostBssn PsnHsvlVdHia avenue and
D 4fraef.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

~ This paper {, HOv JSrrnilAsd BY carriers TO
SHbSeri0srs in llis city ard Georgetown at thirty
cents per month.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
Union Convention In West Tennessee

CAmo, Feb. 27,-An adjourned meeting Of
the Convention OF Loyal People OF West Ten
nessee, held at Memphis, was a large and en-
thusiastlc affair. An eloquent loyal address
was made by DR.. Butler, Of Arkansas. Reso-
lutlons were unanimously adopted dlsayowing
further participation in the rebellion, and pro-
yldlng that proper measures be Immediately
adopted for reorganizlng the State government,
on a basis Of absolute loyalty to the Union and
the Constitution. All acts passed by the Legls.
lature, diSsolving the relation Of the State Of
Tennessee to the United States, aie declared
without authority, and null and void.
The importance Ia recognized OF making the
State constitution republican In fact, as well
as name, guaranteeing tho inherent right TO
all persons in the State, and providing that
slavery shall henceforth cease TO exist, and bo
forever prohibited. That immediate action be
taken to recognize the State under the laws OF
tho United States. And requests Governor
johnson TO issue proclamation for the cleo
tion of delegates to a convention to amend the
State constitution so as to conform to the fact
of emancipation, already accomplished by the
rebellion and war.
: President Lincoln and the Administration,
In suppresslng the rebellion, are endorsed, and
their support to sustain and complete the work
| is pledged.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

-
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msnItruation, removing all ob.truOtionS, whether
pSpitstion OF the heart, whites ali nervous AfieS
Hons, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, Ss disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
'uPN'H " DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF a new era in the treat
%snS %sSs 81 S.y. hS,s ScSsnsS 20 many to pSnnITSa
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she is regular, and whsnsysr an @ oestrnston tAkeE
'A'' N DR.. cHEEsEniAN's PILLS
are the most enectuAl remedy ever known for ara
are Invaluable, inducing, 0ih eofsiniy, Periodical
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Explicit directions, Hs,ing yAsI Msy IAoLh aEd G b.
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They purify, strengthen and inViSorAts'
They create healthy appetits.
They ovsrsoas sheets of diIIipAtion and lS'-
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mind. q. i 49,.
They purify the breath and Asidity ofthe 1toa''
Tisv surs DyspepHlA And Constipation,
They cure DiAFrheA, CholsrA and Cholera heIbu.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
Thsv are the beat Bltters Ia the world, They IANks
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/ ErSsn, AnIae, CloVsTsbldA, Orange Pool, snake-
loot, 6sTAWAy, cOrlandsT, eurdosk, S-'T'--p's'- :
The following Ia IAapls OF the tSSttHoAE dNi'S
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soLDnAG HeIE ESUFEAInTEHDEH1,sOIsi
| c,soissAr! OLA 70 'SsA
Ihnye ytysu your Plantation nltters 10 hundred.
of our noble soldieru who stop here, more OF lesf
dlsAhled nom ynriouh causes, ana ho eneo' II most
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
The Rebel Agents IN Europe Trying to
Get Home.

New YORK, Feb. 27.-The 7ribu'rs's London
letter says Mason, Slldell, Maury & Co., are
about to sail for Bermuda to run the blockade
in the nrIt steamer. Heavy purchases OF rebel
bonds were made by the rebel agents In Lon
don TO dispose OF the cotton to run the blockade
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

The DUKE or ARLNdfoN drew a $50 nesr,
sehaum pipe, an elegant affair, In the Fair at
tue Patent Office, last evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

BoGUs DETEcTIyE.-John Carter, laboror,
was yesterday arrested by 0nioer PAiker, Of the
sixth precinct, who found him In certain places
playing the detective. He was turned over TO the
military authorities, and 10 now In the Central
GuAIdhouIe. .-.
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Aatiaual gepnblifail.
WASHINGTON, d. @.

sATURDAY,,n,,,,i:.a,HFEBRUARY 81, 1884.
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An Ohio River Conv,n,,a,,.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-The convention to-
devise means for the Improvement of the Ohio
river passed series of resolutions, terminating
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

tsg- See first and fourth pages for iHters'tin!
reading matter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
The Presidential Question at the west.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-The action Of the In
diana State Convention, in instructing dele
gates to the National Convention to cast their
votes for President Lincoln is considered de-
clsiye as to the West. Had the resolution so
instructing gone TO the committee room, with
out debate, and not been put to vote OF the
Convention In mass, Il would not have been
heard Of. Five out OF eleven Congressional
districts In caucus had voted against instruct
Ing. The resolution may, therefore, be con-
sldered a triumph OF the people over the poll
tlcians.
The result Of the Louisville Freedom Con.
vention, so far as President-making is con-
cerned, is the defeat OF the Missouri radical
scheme to establish a radical national party.
The vote stood 90 to SO against the new party
movement-Missourlan exclusively voting for
II. The Arkansas and Tennessee delegates
stood with Kentucky against any division OF
the Union party.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
interesting News from north Caroline.

NEW BERNE, Feb. 25.-Major General Peck,
since his return, has been busily engaged in
making rigid, inspection of all the fortica-
tions OF this department. He has received re-
liable intelligence of the enemy's intention to
make another effort to dispossess us Of our
possessions In Eastern Carolina, with the as
sistance OF three rebel iron-clAds, plated ten
inches thick, which are nearly ready to move
simultaneously down the Neuse, Roanoke. and
Tar rivers.
General Peck is taking measures to impede
the progress Of the iron-clads, which purpose
moving with the land forces on our three most
important points on those rivers, which are
New Berne, Plymouth, and Washington. 1t
appears TO be the impression, both within and
outside Of our lines, that Virginia is TO be
evacuated, and the backgrounds to be trans
ferrod to South Carolina, hence the desire Of
the enemy TO make formidable and desperate
effort TO obtain possession Of this productive
portion ofthe Sttae and the extensive water
communication before renfoTcements can ar
rive for US.
The Wilmington Journal, In its recent decla-
ration that North Carolina would be lost to the
Confederacy unless this achievement was real
lied, gave utterance, says the Raleigh Standard,
TO the condition that Governor Vance would
pledge the further cooperation of this State
With the Confederates. The presence Of an
additional number Of formidable gunboats, and
small increase OF our present force, which
General Peck is anxious to obtain, will make
the enemy's efforts frutlcss, and turn the exist
ing conditional cooperation mentioned in our
favor. The commander at Plymouth sent word
TO General Peck that he can hold the place
against any force the enemy can bring against
him.
Washington bids fair TO be the theatre of q
desperate contest soon. Acting Brig. Gen.
McChesney 10 in command there. An eKpedi-
ton to Plymouth, under the command Of Lieu
tenant Colonel Maxwell, destroyed a large
amount OF rebel Spmmissary stores, and struck
a severe blow to The enemy in that section, and
frustrated their operations, and has secured
for Colonel Maxwell the thanks of the com.
manding general.
| Washington's birthday was celebrated here
by the military and fire department, and was
the most imposing demonstration ever wit.
messed in this city.
Intelligence has Just been received that the
enemy hung hity five soldiers captured by then
in their recent attack on New Bcrne, all o
whom belong to the I'd regiment of North Car
olina Union yoluGteers, (white.) II create
a great deal of excitement, and II the news /
confirmed the affair may result In hangin
hfty-one rebels by General Butler. WitnessC
q have arrived who saw three of these brave me
shot by the enemy shortly after their arm
were taken from them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

MARRIA0a LIcENsEs.-one hundred and
forty marriage licenses have been issued during
this month. This IL 81 less than last month II 10
therefore evident that the Valentine Moon IL not
always the most fertile In union. This reckoning
includes ~ oolored couples.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

with requirement that an appropriation Of
$40, ,O00, 900 be asked of the Federal Govern
msnt for the improvement Of the Ohio, and
that the resolutions and memorials adopted by
this convention be sent 70 the various Boards
Of Trade, Chambers Of Commerce, and muni-
cipal representatives Of the various cities and
towns on its borders, for their action and ap-
proval.
The resolutions set forth the necessity Of the
improvements asked for, and contrast the large
sums expended for harbor improvements aud
facilities TO ocean commerce on the Alta ntlo
coast with tho small outlay by Government for
the benefit Of interior commerce.
The resolution adopted, which was offered
as substitute for that which required plans,
&C., to be sent TO the Boards Of Trade and
Chambers Of Commerce, provides that a COM
mittce Of five, selected from the towns on the
Ohio, be constituted an executive committee TO
take charge Of the subjeet-matter with power
TO convene this assembly at any future day, and
that said executive committee Is expected TO
urge upon the national authorities such plans
as merit general concurrence, and to oppose
all inadequate plans.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

NAVY YARD ATFAms.-The C9ur de Lion,
. United st1tes steA ner, belonging TO the Potomac
~. Hsid sSs 70 saTe ssosnr
boiler.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


#H FEnRuARr T-a A. m.
Halifax, n. s.--wind N. E.; furious snow
storm; ther. 32e.
Boston-wind N. w; clear; ther. 32'.
spripgneld-wind NJ; clear; ther. 2os.
New York-wind N; clear; ther. $40.
Philadelphia-windN N. W., clsarj ther. 3s'.
Washington-windN N. W.; clear; ther. sec.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MARROW ESCAPE AT FoRD's THEATRE.-
Last evening an accident occurred at Ford's Thea
tire which produced great CONSERVATION for . few
moments, and which came near producing serious
consequences. In the dancing acene In RotedAle
Mrs. walcots dress took nre from the foot lights,
and shout from the upper part OF the house In
stantiy apprised her Of the fact Mr.. Daily, one
Of the attors On the stage at the time, with Aa
mirable presence Of mind, seized the burning por-
tion Of he drcSs aud twisted II together 30 ~ to
extinguish II immediately. Mrs. waieot attempted
to go on with the dance but tainted away and fell
into the arms Of her husband, who was acting In
the scene.
When the lire was frat discovered the otheri,dy
dancers rushed towards Mrs. W., and their light
dresses would have taken ere II II had not been 20
promptly put out II would be we'll to keep q few
army blankets hanging near the "wings" Of avery
theatre, 10 be thrown instantly around person
whojs aeoidsntally set on fire. Mr.. Ford's theatre
itself is extremely well guarded against fire, but
too much caution cannot DO used in guarding
ladies on the stage from such accidents As the
above. .... .lH..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

EDWIN BooTH As MAoBnrH.-A large mum.
Der OF citizens have desired TO witness the act
ing OF Mr.. Booth in Macbeth. Their desire will b
grAtifed tonight. This great play will be placed
upon the stage OF Growers theatre In the best man
ner, and splendid performance may be antlci
pAted. ..|...1 -aH.r ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

1T The Confssslens and Experience OF
An fHvALfD, Published for the bensft, and ass
warning and CAUTION TO rovHa hEH who s.lifs'
mon Nervous Debility Premature Decay OF Man
o. lEIF culh, ~ one who has cured kimaaif A.
ter being put TO great eLpenss and Injury througi
medical humbuE and quaokery,i HlTr
BY snoloIinf 4 postpaid addressed savslopr
tinIls copies nay be had sf the author.
NATHANIEL AAYGAth Rag,
ny My Hailfdrd. Wlnrs Cnunty, M.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

t1-csIvary n.ptist Chureh meets .vsry
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street,
4. N. and AZ p. ~ seats nee. rev. T. n How.
lett, pastor. IAnte-H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

Union majority for President.
- - in OckoDar - rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

Miss Brandon's new story, "The Doc
tors Wife" has been published from the
authors advance sheets by Dick s. Fitz-
gerald. 1t is the largest and most elabor-
ate novel Miss Brandon has yet produced.
sne the hero, George Gilbert, is introduced
in the very first page. The admirers of
this authors writings will find a protracted
supply of their favorite reading matter in
The Doctors Wife"
The French translation of Miss War
ner's "Wide Wide World" has reached q
sixth edition
The works of St. Chrysostom are to be
published at Anglers, France in twenty
volumes.
The first four volumes of %San Felice, u
new novel by Alexander Dumas, have
appeared at the houce of Michael Levy,
Freres, in Paris.
Two new books on Italy are announced,
one in England and one in France. The
former to be published by Trubner & Co
called aItshcs-Brief notes on Politics,
Places and People in Italr," and the latter
to appear in Paris from the pen OF NJ. MAJ
arde, and to be balled 81 Itslie ct les Ital-
lens, ou Nouvesux Recits des Guerres ct
des Revolutions ltaliennes.'