Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

JUDGE RICHARD BUsTEED, OF Alabama, Is In
town. and at WillArds.
RUFUS T. ANDREWS, surveyor of the port of
New York arrived at WIllards Hotel this morn
ing.
ACTING POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL has
returned from New York.
GEN. GREEN CLAY SMITH is In town.
GEN. BUsTEED and Surveyor Andrews, of
New York, arrived In town this morning, and have
had an Interview with the President to-day.
ROBERT T. LINCOLN, son Of the President, is
at the Astor House, New York.
GHs. INGALLS, has issued an order author
iIing quartermAsters In the army to sell forage to
corre,pondenti for their horses. The order is
heretofore suffered much Inconvenience in this
particular.
Mr.. JOHN SAVAGE left New York city yester-
day for New Orleans, to assume the editOFIhip Of
the New Orleans Daily TiHlsS, the new Union pa.
per- Mr.. SAVAGE has had large newspaper expe.
rienee, and II also well known a contributor to
various periodicals. In politics he 10 a War DEM
the neld with the old sixty-Ninth," under col.
Coro1ran.
MR. NJ. j. LAwLBss, one of the most rising
artists Of London, died few days ago.
The author of "The Ruined Cities of Africa
SAYS In LambA, an African village, there ID leop.
ard which can speak.
GALIeNARI says Carlo Patti, brother of Ado
linA, and late sr de-camp to Geo. Beaureg.rt
has come to Europe for the purpose Of studying
muse. He hs1 years Of age, and after fighting In
II battles, was taken prisoner and liberated on
iTole
MAJ. DYER, Commandant of the Springfield
Arsenal, IL promoted to be Chief OF Ordnance with
the rank OF BriSadier General. Capt. Bsloh, OF
the same corps 10 ordered to West Point to relieve
Capt. Treadwell, who becomes Chief Assistant
here TO Gen. Dyer.
BRIG. GEN. JAS. Bowen Is relieved from
duty as Provost Marshal General OF the Depart
melt Of the Gull, and Col. II. Robinson sppoint;d
> I'LL the vacancy.
We are pained to hear that the venerable
Bishop OF the Diocese OF Western New York,
Bishop De Lancey,) has loBtthe use OF his lower
limbs, and 10 In much fsebler health than when at
tending the convention In Utica last week.
Col. HIRAM VAN BosKIRK, late of the 2lst
regiment New Jersey volunteers, has been Ap-
pointed comm andAnt at Camp Frelinghuysen,
Newark, the rendezvous OF one OF the two new
Tegimental organizations now forming In New
JerIey.
A FUNERAL sermon on the occasion of the
death OF Major McElvAin, OF the 10th Ohio, was
preached at XeniA, and day or two alter letter
was received from the Major himself, dated Rich.
mond, where he 10 In prison.
Hon. CHARLES H. BELL, President of the
New HamShire Senate, has been appointed colonel
OF the new Infantry regiment authorized to be
raised In that State.
Mr.. sALA.-It is reported that Mr.. George
Augustus sAlA ia the author OF most scurrilous
and personal article In Bentleys MiSeeiidny on the
marriage Of Miss Kate Chase to senator sprsgue.
such violation OF the etiquette OF society, II an
American had been quite 1t In England, would
probably have provoked olemn leading column
OF thunderOuI seTmOniEing In the London 1tmes.
on the barbArizing influence of democratic inBti-
tutions.
Mr.. CHARLES KoPPITz, the author of the
celebrated musical gem know as the Nightingale
Polka, and other well-timed and well-tOned Al 8
and ariAs, arrived In town yesterday. He looks
a. fine a. hidle," and says he feelS AZ gay as a
lay bird balancing himself on mullen-stAlk.
Koppitz resumes the baton al Growers Theatre on
Monday night.