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Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
PERSONAL.

MISS IMOGENE WILLIS, eldest daughter Of
Of N. p willis, editor OF the Home Journal,
was married Tuesday, at Idlewild, New York,
to DR.. VIM. Eddy, OF New Bedford. Quite a
Geect party was present The happy couple took
tIeir departure in the evening for their bridel
tour.
JoHS G. SANE, the poet George Peabody,
Hon. Moses II. Grinnell, and other Of our dds
tinguished citizens were at Congress Hall, sar-
atOga, yesterday.
FRANK LESLIE, publisher and photo
grapher, is at Union Hall, Saratoga.
The citizens Of Galena, Illinois, have built
General Grant new house, furnished 1t from
top to bottom, and laid a sidewalk In front
Now they want him to come back home.
MADAME ANNA BIsHoP is cOncertizing in
Poughkeepsie
Growers Dramatic Company is at Alba
ny, Y. KOppitr leads the orchestra.
LOUIS NAPOLEON Is said to have Derby
on the brain, and hopes to win the next great
race with one Of his own stud.
Mas. AUGUST BELMONT, and the Misses
Learned, Of New Yoek, were presented to the
Princess Helena, who represented Queen Vic
toria, at the last drawing ROOM In Bucking-
ham Palace.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
From Havana.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2.-The steamer Eagle,
from Havana, with dates to the Goth ult
has arrived.
The Aidea Liberal, of Puebla, calls for
convention Of the whole people to decide
either for the empire or the republic and it
thinks by this means nil risk Of war with
the United States will be evaded.
Monterey was occupied on the 22d ultimo
by the French troops, under Jeannigras, who
had called for the delivery Of all arms held by
tho citizens, and had published stringent
rules.
Fifteen refugee rebel families had arrived
at Monterey.
Mr.. Stranahan, the correspondent for the
New York Herald, died in Mexico on the 18th
inst.
The Constitutional Governor of Lower
California, who was supposed to favor the
Empire, had gone to San Francisco.
Franco Mexican expedition was prepar.
ing to 60 thither.
Tho Indians have rebelled against the Gov.
ernor Of Sonora.
Military operations against the rebels in
Sonora and Sonaloa were stopped, to com.
mence after the rainy season.
The American schooner Wilson Crawford,
Of Brooklyn, has been seized by the Mexican
authorities at Sisal, on suspicion of snug
Cling. Her master and crew, one man ex-
| cepted, have been imprisoned.
A general exchange Of Spanish and Domin-
lean prisoners was to take place on the 22d
ultimo.
The rebels in Hayti thus far have the ad-
vantage.
Geffrard had not yet taken Guaraco. The
rebels had offered peace to Geffrard on con.
dition Of signing a treaty making Ave years
the presidential term.
WThe rebel ram stonewall is being prepared
to be delivered to the United States.
The health Of Havana is good.
The United States steamer Oneida is al
| that port.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

"a Bic TALK Tho largest and mos
important Council of the Indian tribes evel
held on this continent, will assemble al
Fort Gibson, September LIST, to settle on
their future relations with the Government,
and to give new and positive assurances Of
good conduct and loyalty. Some of the
tribes will be represented in the great Con.
gress, and the whole number will be upward
Of rs, 900 strong. Among the most impor'
tant Indian organizations to be present al
that time are the Creeks, Seminoles, Chicka
saws, Camanches, Camanches Of the prairies
Osages, Senecas, Shawnees, Paw Paws anG
Cherokees, all of which are representativ,
tribes Of undisputed bravery and strength
and were eaoh implicated, more or less, In
aiding the late rebellion. The representa-.
tiyes Of the Government who will confer wit
them on the forthcoming occasion, and die
tate the status they will be called upon to
assume toward the United States, are Com,
missionsrs Cooley of the Indian Bureau,
Reynolds of the Land Office, Superintendent,
Rells Of the Southern Agency, Col. Parker
Military Secretary on General Grants staff
and Col. Bent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
BY TEL EG n A PII.
THE STEAMER GLASGOW BURNT
AT SEA.

Her Passengers and Crew saved-Fuii
Particulars.
New YoRK, August 6-QUARArISE, 7.2C
a. m.-on the 8lst July in lat. 40.46 north,
long. 68.23 west the steamer Glasgow wa,
burnt, but all the passengers and crew were
saved by the bark Rosamond. They are
now all aboard the steamer Erin. The
Glasgow sailed from Now York for Liverpool
July 20.
New York, August 3.-The following
are tho particulars Of the burning of the
steamer Glasgow:
The Glasgow left New York on Sunday
morning, bound for Liverpool, with full
freight and two hundred and fifty persons on
board, including the seamon. At one O'Clock
p. m, on the 3lst July, an alarm Of FIRE was
sounded, and all the second-class passengers
aocked AFT amid the widest excitement.
Orders were given by the Captain that nc
person should get into the boats without
permission, and that the first man who at.
tempted to force his way into the boat first
before the women and children had beer
taken of, would be shot. The order wai
cheorfully acquiesced In by all the gentlemen
in the first cabin.
vessel was soon discovered at q distanct
Of some eight miles, and the Glasgow was a
once put under full head of steam, ant
steered towards her, firing minute guns and
displaying signal flags.
The vessel changed her course and steeret
for the Glasgow. In the meantime, the Cap
tain Of the Glasgow had ordered the boats to
be lowered, so as to prevent confusion uheI
the time came for occupying them. Captain
Manning then ordered ladder TO be lowered
and commenced transferring the passenger
TO the boats. The ladies and children wer,
all first transferred, and then, in regula
order, the males were transferred.
The friendly bark proved to be the Rosa
mond, Capt. Wallis, of and for New York
He received the passengers and crew with tn,
utmost kindness.
After all the passengers had boon trans,
ferred, the removal Of baggage took place
and then the officers and men left the steamer
Capt. Mannering remaining by her until ter
o'clock, p. m, when the ships hull wa
wrapped in flames.
The steamer Erin came in sight, and OF
the morning of August I'd, at daylight, tn,
Glawgow's passengers were transferred Il
her
The origin of the hre Is variously reported
one having it that bale Of cotton took irt
from lighted match thrown upon It by q
strange passenger after lighting his pipe
On reaching the deck Of the Erin some o
the passengers Of the ill.fated steamer VIM
Nelson were met.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Speech of GEN, Hooker,

New YoRK, August AT public dinner
given to the 10th and 57th Massachusetts
regiments, Gen. Hooker made brief speech
Of welcome. He thanked God that in q
small way he had boen an instrument in the
restoration Of peace, and he said thore would
be no more resistance 10 the authority Of the
Government. The course Of reconstruction,
he said, was clear. The southerners may
not love the Government as formerly, but we
had whipped them and will keep them whipped
until they learn to behave themselves; but
If they show a proper disposition to recon.
struct the Government we will help them,
but If they don't we won't.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
six Monfhs' Business st ths Fourth
Auditor's Once.

Auditor's once.
In this ONCE all navy accounts are settled,
and since the commencement Of the rebellion
there has been no Bureau In the Government
where the work has more increased or been
moro important. We learn that during the
last six months its work has doubled, and yei
accounts for prize money, pay, &C., have beer
settled and paid with great promptnoss. h
During the month of July there were issued
from the Office money requisitions to th,
amount of $5,9s3, 242.O8. The amount oi
cash disbursements in the accounts settled
during the same time was as follows: II
Navy agents accounts, 81, 327, 1858. ~; pay,
masters, 81, 275, ,eol. .9si pension, sls.24o.45i
marine, s5O2, $751; prize, $16s, 514.44i gen.
eral, $76,04I.77. ..f
The Fourth Auditor during the same month
received, ,, 420 letters, and there were writ
ten from his office GAIL. There were also
4, ,4s5 letters recorded. The history Of thil
bureau illustrates the vast increase Of Gov
ernment duties and expenses caused by th,
war. As brooks in the time Of freshet be
como rivers, so bureaus do more business
now than Departments did in times Of peace
Work Is the order Of the day, and must b,
for q long time to come. ..-
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

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advertising In, the REPUBLICAN, should be ad-
dressed to the publishers, as above.
All letters or communications intended for pub
liestion, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
business and other correspondents will greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
ing with the above suggestion.
To coRREsPoSDESrs. NO notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever Is
Intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writer-not necsssa i
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rel ected com.
munioationa
NorIcE. The Daily National Republican q
npto Furnished BY carriers to s,,bscrtbers IN TIT
city and Georoeto,on at NV cents per month.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

GENERAL GRASr.-A Saratoga letter.
writer, in speaking Of General Grants visit,
says: II had the pleasure to spend some time
with him, light my cigar by his, and listen
while he talked with young officer of Sher-
idan's army about the war and the result
Of Sheridan he said, q remember the exact
words) He is a good man, and one of the
ablest men In this country OF Sherman he
said: There Is not better man in America
to lead an army 10 battle He avowed his
belief in tho Monroe doctrine, and said:
Since the setting up Of the monarchy in
Mexico was an act which France would not
have thought Of but for our domestic trou.
bleS, it was therefore unfriendly to us, and
our Government should at least give all its
moral force in aid Of the natives against the
French" "
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
TuE Charleston Cour,e1 of JuIy 2oth aays

TIE Charleston Co"r,er of July 10th says:
1--WE learn by passengers from Columbia, s.
G., that Governor PERm issued n proclama.
tion for the assembling Of convention in
September, ordering the election Of dele.
gates to be held early in the month but
upon what precise day our informant did
not remember. The proclamation it is said,
appears in the Ph@RiE of the Goth instant
We have not been able, after the most dill
gent search, to obtain copy. 1t reported
by those who have soon it that the procla
nation Sails upon all the civil officers of the
State TO forthwith resume the various fune'
tiVns Of their Offices"
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Nexxs from Rro,rnsxiIIs.

New YoRK, August 2.-The New Orleans
Inaes' Brownsville correspondence says ac-
counts from the interior represent sad state
Of affairs in Texas. The rebel soldiers who
have returned have, in spirit Of revenge,
turned upon those who stayed at home, and
rob and murder them.
Tho Times states that II has Just learned
that the fremont House and large portion
Of Galveston has been destroyed by Ere. The
military finally suppressed the flames.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Movements of Secretary Seward an,

Movements of Secretary Seward and
Party.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this morning
contains tho following:
The gunboat Northerner, from Cape May,
arrived of the navy yard last evening, hav-
ing on board Hon. VIM. ii. Seward, Secre-
tary Of State; Hon. Anson Burlingame, Of
Massachusetts,, Minister TO China; Hon. Jo-
seph Holt, Judge Advocate General Of the
United States, and other distinguished gen
tlemon. Secretary Seward comes to Phila-
delphia on important business, and expects
to return to Cape Island during the day.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Rspentant p. M,s.

Among the applicants for pardon are a grea,
many postmasters of the old BUCHANAN
regime, who are rapidly paying up their
dues to the Government. The postmaster ol
one Of the principal cities of Georgia has
paid for every stamp he had on hand at the
commencement Of tho rebellion.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
THURsDAY::::::::::;::::::AUGUsT 3, 1865.

Heavy Revenue Receipts.
Tho receipts from internal revenue on
Tuesday, the 1st instant, were 81, ,O73, 900.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
The Atlantic Gable.

HEARr's CONTENT, N. F., August d
Crowds are beginning TO arrive here from all
parts Of the Island TO witness the landing Of
the Atlantic cable. The weather. is unpre-
cedcntly fine.
Tho Great Eastern was To leave valontia
on Monday morning, July "a. The favor-
able weather encourages the hope that the
cable across the Gulf Of st. Lawrence will
be got In working order In day or two. .
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HAsGIsa-0ur
enterPrisng neghbors, Messrs Kidwell 4
Henderson, at Franklin Hall building, near the
corner OF Ninth and D streets, are prepared to
furnish their friends and the public with paper
at the cheapest rates. They will execute all
orders In the city or In the country, at the
shortest notice. See their advertisement In an
other column
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Examining Surgeons.

The Commissioner of Pensions has made
the following additional appointments of
Examining Surgeons of applicants for pen
sions, J. R. BRowS, of Winchester, Indiana,
oTIs ArER, Of Le Guer, Michigan, MATTHIAS
GILL, of Marshall, Michigan, and JAMES
W. ANAwALr, Of Greensburg, Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
The Crops.

The returns for the month of July received
at the Agricultural Bureau show that at the
East the weather has been very favorable for
the hay, which has all been gathered in. In
the West the late heavy and continuous rains
have materially injured the wheat and grass
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

LINCOLN FuND.-The ladies engaged in
collecting this fund continue TO receive sub
scriptions. They have ascertained that the
amount received in New York Is less than
was stated, and that collections are still pro-
crossing in Now York and Rhode Island. We
are requested to state that few thousands
in addition to the moderate sum left by Mr.
Lincoln are still wanting to make u suitable
care of the nation. - Boston TTanSertpt
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

THE DANvILLE RoAD.-The recent rains
have washed away four spans of the bridge
erected over the Staunton river, on the Dan.
vile road, by the United States Government.
Four hundred yards of the track at other
points were also washed up. These acci,
dents will prevent anything from being sent
west Of Roanoke river for several days to
come
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

PRODUCE BRoKERs,-The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue has decided that produce
brokers are required to pay tax Of per
cent. on their sales and are considered
brokers under section 90, This tax is addi-
tional to the license tax.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
PA 8 3 p o II + . .
Special Notice.

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on personal application
at the Department of State. n4y4-3m
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

The SECRETARY OF The TREASURY holds
that all bonds, Treasury notes, and other OBJ
legations of the United States are exempt
from taxation under State and municipal
authority
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Commerce and N.vir.tion.

We are pleased TO learn that the manage
ment of tho preparation and publication Of
the Treasury Department Report on Com
merce and Navigation has been entrusted to
DR.. wx. ELDER, Of the Department. It will
be Forthcoming at the meeting of Congress
next December.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

A POOR Outcast stabbed himself nine times,
and then lay weltering in the Park, New
York, expecting to die. The police took
him to the hospital where his wounds were
found 70 be fatal
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

MANY persons who invested all they had
in Confederate bonds are now blowing out
their brains. But II isn't thought the de-
struction Of brains amounts TO much.-LOH.
Journal.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

HoRsE STEALiNG.-John Beverly was ar
rested by oficer Yoss, Of the Fifth precinct, for
stealing horse from stephen Onion. He was
taken before Justice DTury, and committed to
iail for court
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
THE REPUBLICAN OUT OF TOWN

THE NHFUbLIOHN OUT OF TV"N'
Persons leaving Washington to spend the
summer at their country residences, or at
any of the watering places, can have the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN forwarded to their
address, by leaving their orders at this
Office
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
Movemsnts OF secretary Seward.

Carr MAY, August 2-socretary Seward.
Judge Holt, and A. s. Burlingame left for
Philadelphis at IL O'Clock this morning, on
the Northerner. The Secretary win return
here tomorrow. aa
Baron Gerolt, the Russian Minister, arrived
at Congress Hall this evening. .'T
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
The Health on GOV. Brourh.

BurpALo. August lit was reported this
morning that Gov. Brough was dead, but q
later dispatch from Cleveland reports that he
slept comfortably hist night, and has good
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

FALSE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was
sounded last night from box No. %, corner Of
New York Rveaue and Fourth street. The fire
department was soon on the spot, but found II to
be false alarm. Otfcer Padgett, Of the Fourth
ward, on reaching the box, found II open.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

THE RECEIPTS from Internal Revenue yes.
terday amounted to upwards of two millions
Of dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
The cult OF Sc. B.wrencs Gable.

AsPr BAY, August 2.-The steam yacht
ciars Clarits, with Engineer Everett and
party on board, srrived this msrning. -nIr
The weather is fne and the elements most
favorable for the prosecution Of the work Of
underwriting and repairing the telegraph
cable across the Gulf Of 81. Lawrence.