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TNHE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT of Merry
GUS Seminal riDary ard kigifsd Ahe tons ssd aents,
STRUCTURES the Blood, skin Nc toI ths sye Of sur.rrI"
ksrs~d Edition Ky CHARLES ID. HAMMOND NJ D
msry Professor spoc. Anstomy and sgr1efy " !Re
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

An oflcial dispatch has been received BY
ths Government, through . scout, thai
1900 prisoners are On routs down th,
Valley TO Winchester snd Hsrper's Ferry
captured BY Gen. Sheridan on his present
expedition This is undoubtedly the fore,
captured which was supposed BY rebSl do
Serters TO embrace Gen. Early.
The battle, II is stated from winchester
took place near waynesboro, and the cap
ture includes forty officers, eight pieces o
artillery, and over one hundred wagons
Sheridan was still In pursuit.
While the dispatch does not confirm th'
report that Gen, Early Is captured, or ths
Charlottesville 10 taken, II states positively
hist when the Government obtains full re
ports Of the Successes Of Sheridan, In tn,
Valley, they will find them TO Be more sat
t.tadorv than any i9tormntiOn that has vc
been TsesiVsdi Tbis looks like business.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
Additional from Icurope.
VAauHnawantS uIpRanAV.


The Americans in Loudon were TO cele-
brute Washington's birthday on the day
the City of Baltimore left Liverpool, by a
dinner, at which the United States Consul
Mr.. Morse, would preside, ana Mr.. Adams
would be the principal guest.
THE RAN sToRRwAIL.
The Phdrs de Ia Loire denies the state
ment that the French 9overnment had sent
any war vessels In pursuit OF the Confod-
crate steam ram stoneVAll, and says;
g The Cabinet of the Tuilleries does not
consider that IL possesses the right 10 pur-
cue the steam ram Of the slave States,
though by completing her fitting out In
French waters, che committed an auda'
cious violation Of our neutrality. We hope
the result Of the investigation made into
the subject will not be null II Ia impos-
sible, Indeed, for the affair 20 remain where
II is," TT. ....
The A3rRing Star sAysi The Confederate
tnrret ship StoneWall, Of which mention
has recently been made, Is now at FerrOl.
She left the Island Of Houst, near Nantes,
on the 20th Of January, but was damaged
during gale in the Bay Of BiseHy. ShC
has three heavy guns and seVenIy-fOuI
men, but 10 not considered seaworthy.
The United states Ships-of-war NiAgATa
and Sacramento arc already In FerrOl, ol
cruising on the port, ready TO pay their re,
spocts 70 this new opponent should she 70.
appear beyond neutral Watera-
The London TSBsss, In itS city article,
alludes 70 the probability Of blockade run,
ming being checked by the Introduction oI
the new magnesium Light into tho Ameri,
can navy, aEa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
[oTBIoIAL.l ]
DEPAnTMEHT or STATE,
WAsaIHaIOE, March 8, 1855

WnhihotOHI tlafoh o. loeo
Where's, pursuant 10 the order Of the
Presidsnt Of the United States, liroctions
were issued nom this depHTtm6bt, under
date OF the 17th Of December, 1904. re-
curing passports from all travellers en-
tering the United States, except immigrant
passengers directly entering an American
port from q foreign country, but whereas
information has recently been received
which affords reasonable grounds 70 ex,
poet that her Britannia MSjesty'S Govern
msnt and the executive aud Legislative
branches Of tho Government Of CAnAdS
have tAken, and will contiDus 10 take, such
steps q may be looked for from = friendly
noIghbor, and will DO sffectnAl toWArdI
preventing hostile incursions from Cana
dian territory into the United States, th'
Prssident directs, thAt from and sfIer thiI
date the order above referred 70 requiring
passports shall be modified, and 90 mucl
thereof a. relates to persons entering thll
country from Canada shall be rescinded
saving and resOrving the order In AL otbSl
rslpScts In full 6Orcs. n !
A' WILLIAM II. BRWARD.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

In the Maryland State Senate yesterday
bills requiring attorneys At law to take the
bath Of allegiance, and TO incorporate the
Baltimore and Hampden Passenger Rail-
way Company were passed. A lengthy
opinion was received from Attorney Gem
eral RAndsll In relation TO state banks and
their powers In connection with their or.
ganization as national banks. The commit
tee on reassessment Of property reported
N, they were unable to agree.
YESTERDAY, favorable reports were made
on bills authorizing the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company 10 build a railroad from
. point on Its line between Knoxville and
MonocAcy Junction to Washington city; "a
amend the law relating TO the inspection oI
liquors In Baltimore cityj to provide for The
inspection aud guAging OF coal oil In BAlti
more city; and 20 form the new county Ol
| Wlcomico out Of portions of Somerset and
Worcester counties. The bill for the reas
sessment Of property was, after debate
passed, the specie basis being adopted.
resolution requesting the Governor to par
don persons In the peuitentiary, imprls
oned for aiding slaves to escdlA wal
passed. The committee to investigate al
legged charges Of bribery I'm connection
with the senatorial election, being unpre
pared 10 report, the House took recess.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

MT have provided fog soms oEimn sealus,
.ur Safsty, % supt oslng then impofilbls.
But the people vll not eoneoht 70 BE- de-
airoyed By them nevevtheiessi I'LL IL
Thsre eis ? certain rude lnst,to which vin
svai,, " sit,lse falls, 20 dsfspt our libertn
whelher ar.inst the stampede Of the ffiRhi-
sned or the tnachiuations of the merceuery.
fhen let our soldiers have no unessiness
shout being backed up by the people st
home. We will all stand BY you see
how the people are coming mp with their
SIfts OF msney and provisions for the sup
port Of the army. The spirit IL admirabls
and Il Is spreading and growing. And 10
the bright days which are coming-and
bright days ays coming-days IN which
Gen. Lee will be again telegraphing TO us
that, thanks 70 Almighty God, We have
Won great victories, even the miserable
croskers will then be mutei Nay, they
will be found shouting among the braves'
and the loudest, and earnestly protesting
that they never had . doubt or fear.
Then why does any man regard these era
yens noSi They ere far less numerous
than supL osed. Zone grasshopper makes
more noise than . hundred bullocks.'
One coward Ia counted oflener than hun
dred brave men. Let Us not be disturbed
BY persous who require indeed 10 b
watched 10 keep them out OF mischief
but who arc % few In numbers o. they arr
contemplate In spirit. ..-
We say TO our readers-and We say Il u
stimulate nc. false hopes, and 10 excite V
no useless saerihces-ves say 70 them, In al
honesty and sInceriiy, that our success IL
this contest, God willing, e cure, u ss dt
our duly. The victory q ours unless ",
voluntarily forfeit Il. The game 10 In ou
nspd unless we choose 70 throw II away
II all depends on ourseivss; there IL nothinI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
Our Relations with Canada.

Il will be seen, from the proclamation Of
the Secretary Of State, printed elsewhere,
that tho restrictions lately imposed upon
travel betWeen the United States and Can.
ada have been removed. We presume thu
Same action will be taken in reference tC
the other British Provinces whenever Il
shall become manlfest that they are &C
tusted BY the ssue spirit Of justice towsrt
our Government a. that which now con
trols tho Canadian authorities.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

CLPTAN or TIE PoRT.-We Sre much
gratited 10 notice the announcement of
Captain Andrew AlnsWorth - Captain OF
the port OF Wilmington. Tho "AdmirAl," !"
as he IL better known, 10 an old scqualn-
tsnce with every shipmaster on the Allan
tic coast. and out Of the entire List Of sea-
men adapted 10 the position, . selection
could not have been made that would have
given 90 general satisfaction. At Fortress
Monroe, and on the various expeditions
that have from time 10 time set out from
that place, the admiral" has displayed,
to . wonderful extent, such . peculiar ht-
ncss for the position 70 which he L. now
assigned, that IL would have been an ipjus-
tiee TO the service had another been Ap-
pointed In his stead. The once OF the
Captain Of the Port IL In the old Custom
House building. Hamia0ton en- CO.
UakOn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
Standing Committees OF the UnItsd
Statea HsnAIS '' %

States ssnAts. ''."
Foreign RelStIons-Mr. Sumner, chair
nan; MGs'rs. Doollttle, Harris, Foot,
Wade, Davis aud johnson.
FinAnse-Mr. II 'senden, chairman;
Messrs. sherman, Howe, CoWan, Van
Wlnkle, Helde son, Guthrie.
Commerce-Mr. Chandler, chairmani
Messrs. Morrill,, MorgSn, sprague, Lane,
of Kansas, NeBmith, Doolittle.
MAnufactuT,s-Mr. Sprague, chairman;
Messrs. Dixon, Pomeroy, Riddle, Wright.
AgricultuIe-Mr Sherman, chairman;
MeSsrs. Lane, Harlan, Wilson, Guthrie.
Military Affairs and tho MilltiA-Mr.
Wilson, chairman; Messrs. Laue, OF Indi.
aua, Howard, Nesmith, Morgan, Clark,
Brown.
Naval AGairs-Mr. Grimes, chairman;
MeAsrs. Anthony, Wiley, Ramsey, CrAgln,
Nye, Hendricks.
Judieisry-Mr. Trumbun, chairman;
Messrs. Harris, Collamer, Sherman, John
son, Williams, Hendricks.
Post Office and Post Roads-Mr. Cola
mer, chairman; Messrs. Dixon, Ramsey,
Public Lands-Mr, Harlan, chairman;
art, Hendricks, Wright.
man; Messrs. Sumner, Howard, Williams,
Riddle. ..sa..
Indian AlIairs-Mr. Doollttle, charm au
MesSrs. Lane OF Kansas, Harlan, Nesmith,
Foot, Trumbull, BQckAlew.
Ponsions--Mr. Foster, chairman Messrs.
Lane Of Indiana, Van Wlnkle, Foot,
Stewart, YatoS, BuckSlew.
. Revolutionary ClAims-Mr. Ramsey
chairman; MeIsrs. Chandler, Wilson
NeSmiLh, Wright.
ClAlmS--Mr. Clark, chairman Messrs
Howe, PomsEoy, Anthony, Williams, Nor
ton, Davis. D., ,., ...,...
District Of Columbla-Mr. Dixon, chair,
mani MesSrs, Morrill,, Wade, Wiley, Hen
dersOn, Ystes, Riddle.
Patents and the Patent Oflce-Mr
CoWAn, chairman MesSrs. Lane, OF In
J dianai Clark, Norton, Guthrie.
Public BGildings aud Grouuds-Mr
Foot, chairman hessrs. Brown, Trum
blll, Grimea, Hendricks.
: Territories =. Mr.. Wade, chairman
Msssrs. Lane, Of Kansas YsIes, Nye, Nor
, ton, CrAgln, Davis.
On chs Psclas RaIlroad-Mr. Howard
chairmanI JOhnson, Harlan, Sherman
Morgan, Conness, Brown, Yates, CI CIagiu.
: To Audit and Control the Contingen
Expenses of the SenaLe-Mr. Morrill chair
mani MeSSrs. Ramsay and Henderson.
EngroSsed Btlls-Mr. Lane, OF Indiana
! chairman Messrs. sumner and Wiley.
On Mines aud Mining = Mr.. Cohnes
chairman MeSsrs, stewArt, Chandler, MOI
gan, fesGenden, BuckAlew, Guthrie.
> Joint Committee on Printing, on th
, part OF the ssnate-Ar, Anthony, chat
a mani Messrs. Brown and Riddle
Joint COmmlttee on Enrolled Bills, o
the part Of the senAte-ME Howe ehAI
3 mani Messrs, COSAn and Nys. ~. n To-.
b Joint COMMITTEES on the Library, on 70
!. part OF tue senAte--Mr. CollAmer chai
I mani MessrA. JohnSon and Howard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
Later from Europe-ArrIvsi or tn
Steamer Cubs.

Later from Europo-Arrtval or the
Steamer Cubs.
New YoRK, March 8.-The steamshlp
Cuba, from Liverpool on the 18th ult., has
arrived.
The Army and Navy GSsstts says that
the Confederate government has counter
manded large orders for torpedoes.
The Times says that the peace confer
ence makes II more evident than ever that
neutrality 10 the only policy for England.
II Is asserted that France has given the
American government assurances that no
Mexican territory has b, IN ceded 10 II.
iRhe Times, In its editorial on the official
accounts OF the gcceut conference, points
significantly to Mr.. Stewards admission
that q proposition for comblnCd effort q,
some extriLSlc policy or scheme was de,
llberately considered, conc, 1cs that the
North came beat out Of The affair. II says
that the arbltraDient Of war Is accepted
afrgsn with more dc lpCrate determination
We deploro the result, but II must he more
evident than ever that neutrality. II We are
but allowed TO maintain II, is the only
policy for England.
The Paris correspondent OF the Tune
gives report that France has assured th'
American Government that thoro Is nc
truth In the reported ce. sion OF Mexican
territory. The transaction is a mere lier
on the produce OF cert AIN mines as security
for the expeuseI incurred by France. Ill
also r0pudiatCs the rumors of q contem
plated recognition Of the South by Napo
leon.
LONDON, Feb. 24-Evening. CONSUL
closed at S9I9S9I for money.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
InPoRrAnT FRom auLL.


Good for shsFtdan i-Bsd for Davis
and stsphsnS-Fish seares-Cot-
ton sPseuiationa.
Especial D spstoh 70 the NStionsl Republican. ]
Hull, (MAss.) March ., 1s66.-The re-
port that Gen. Sheridan has captured Jen.
Davis and Alex. Il. Stephens, and thereby
frustrated the plans Of those "erring
brethren" Hunter and Lee, is not believed
here, although II is probable.
Tits not true that cotton agents arc TO b
deposed In favor OF Generals commanding
Departments atthe suggestion Of dissfected
Congressmen, who were defeated In thelr
nefarious schemes during the last session
The above intelligence was received from
Washington to-day In cypber. The Bar
Hdels viii please copy. Fish scarce.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

GEoRGH DAWSON, Eco, OF the Albsny
Ev'niag Journal, arTivsd 10 thin city this morn
Ing, and is st the Metropolitan Hotel.
GUsrAvUs K. MATnE, EEq., Of New
York, (uot "MAtlliI," AS srrOreouIly printed
10 our report Of ysatsrday, WAS Sdmltted to
prAstlSs In the supreme court Sf tho United
States. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
From ths Army or ths Potomac.

From the Army OF ths Potomso-
The james River Frssast sub.
sidiBE-Rsvisw OF Troop.
Information from the Army Of the Poto.
mac says all Is quletiu that Department.
The freshet In the James river has near
iy subsidized and the exchange OF prisoners
has been resumed. A large lot Was eK.
pected down Tuesday morning.
Gen. Fosters division, OF the oath corps,
was reviewed on Tuesday by General Ord
The day was fair, and the review passed
of we'll. The troops presented . very
good appearance, and ELECTED the highest
encomiums from General Ord, as we'll al
from q large concourse Of spectators.
A colo cd division Of the 25th corps wa,
also reviewed, and their appearance equally
commended.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

Ara lsa,sn rslaiing 10 TIE subscription af, or
sdvstising In, ths REFUBLicAH should 30 Cd.
dressed 10 ths pnblinhsrs, - above.
An lsttaru or communications intended for
Vubacation. o. IN any way relsting 10 the
editorial department OF the paper, should be
stdrsssed 70 ths editor, - above.
Buaineea and other correspondents will
greatly obliss the Publishers and the Editor BY
eOnplyinE win ths above suggestion.
10 ConnEsroupHnrs-No notice can be
aksn Of soenypeus communications. what
ever b intspdsd ior Insertion must Be Euthen'
ientsd bythe name and sddtess ot The WI
sr-pot nssssssrily ior publication, but ~ ,
guaranty of fts good faith. t .
We cannot undsrtaks 10 return rejected con
muniaAtians.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
THE ULTInATUM or PRESIDENT
LINUOLN.

have constantly been, an now, and
shsii continue ready TO receive any agent
whom he, Jefferson Davis or any Other
influential person now resisting the ns.
nonal authority, may Informally send to
me vath tAs VisS Of fsseuring peace 10 ne psopl.
Of ouR oNB COMMON COUNTRY. "r
.. rt A. LINCOLN.
TAree things are Indispensable, to wits
1. Tho restoration Of the national Au-
thority throughout all the States.
.. No rscedinS by the Executive OF the
United States, on D's slavery question, from
the position assumed thereon In the IatC
SnnuAl message 10 Congress, and in pro
ceding documents.
3. No cessation OF hostllltIes short OF al
end Of The war, and the dlsbanding Of al
forces hostile 70 the Government.
An propositions not inconsistent will
the above, win be considered and passed
upon In spirit OF sincere liberAlity.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IEsfrads Qf idfs-s from ne Presfdel 10 >. p
Blsiv, ST., aHf Secretary Sessard.l
THE HEULTMATUn OF JEFF. DAVIS.
In the note which passed between Mr.,
Llscoln and myself In the matter Of the
unoflciai peace conference there was on,
marked difference. Ispoks dlUavs Of two
counrnnsi Mr.. LINCOLN SPOKE Oh
soUR ONE COMMON COUNTRY"
esn have no "eommon country" with th'
Yankees. Myllfe Is bound up in the Con
fsdorsoyI and, hHny man SuppOSes that
under a',D circumstances, can DO IN agent
Of reconstruction OF the Union he has niS,
Gaksa sUsrv sIsRasnt Of my RGtursi
JETFRRsoN DAVIS.
..IEs..se Of .SsecA dtliUsrsd BY him, Teb'tGrs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

Omar suocEsS OF ART.-Twenty-eight
GovGhOra Of the MITRoFdLrTAN CLUB were
oapanred BY Gardnsr, ths Artist, on yes
tsrday. Il iS the most suecssSful picture,
embracing 20 large : group. that we ever
sAW. Mr.. Gardner Is quito SlAted, and very
Justly, TOO, over his triumph,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
A RsbI Signal omosr Drowned n
Ahs Potomaa

A RsbI Signal OmesF Drowned In
.r Ill. ahs Potomac.
The Richmond EzGminer OF Monday
says, "wm. II. Haywood, Of the signal
corps, and native Of washington, D. c.,
was drowned In the Potomac river, At Ma
thias Point, while engaged in the prosecu.
ton Of his previous occupation. Mr.. Kay.
wood was one Of the most adventurous
and daring Of all connected with tho slgnsl
corps, and his eIp;ois have been of IN.
valuable service 70 the government. The
deceased leaves wife and family In Mary
land, and was we'll known in government
circles in Richmond" .,a 70 ..'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
BY ELE @ APH.

Nsws FROM shsridA ., Via whssli-K e
from StauntOn.
WHEELING, March 9.-ohiciAl informa-
tion from Cumberland, Md. dated the SIh
inst, states that Col. Thompson, Of the lst
New Hampshire cavalry, OF Gen. Sheri-
chester, with forty officers and one hun
dred and thirty enlisted men prisoners and
eight pieces Of artillery captured.
The principal battle was fought at Fish.
erville, five miles from Staunton.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

PHtLADBLFHIA, March S.-Jay Cooke re-
ports to-day sales of 7.3OS amounting TO
a, ,0S6, 900, including 100000 each, from
Cincinnati and Cleveland, and $500 900
from New York, There were over one
thousand individual subscriptions.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

STRLN0E NHws. - Passengers who ar
rived hgre yesterday on the Dictator, state
that when they leit City Point It was cur
rently reported there that FitE Hugh Les
this city with eight thousand cavalry
number Of wood-ehopperS between this city
and AnnAndale, together with several
wagon trains engaged in the transportation
OF wood 70 this city. Both reports were
without the least foun dalton In fact. Such
reports are excellent food for the secesh oi
this city, who circulate Them most indus
triouSlY. --AIsz. Journal, SA, = N'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

CRIMINAL CoURT-JHd0s OiiH.--Georgo
n. Cassiday was excused - petit juror for
this term, aud william W. Waters was sun.
moned In his place.
A motion for q new trial was entered In the
oApe against q. n Cnrnwell
Ths sase ot Jerry o. 'Connsii Ard John O'Can-
nell, charged with sre aiing q watch from Geo.
Winters, was then taken IN. Verdict, Guiiiy.
The wateh vas valued at ~. They were ser.
teneed to niDety dAys each In ths county jail.
Ths case Of Prank simpson, charged With
keeping . lottery Oliies and selling lottery
tieketI, was then taken up.
CHANcERT CoURr-JTd0s Hvlie.-Elin
A. Cox against David D. COZ. Divorce granted
And Mrs. Coz allowed 10 ABIume her ,Aaidsh
name.
Nathan r. Summers against Virginia Sum.
mers. Divorce granted to husband.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

New YoRK, March 7.--ElmIFa, Lock-
port, Rochester, Oswego and UtIea ele"ted
the Republican tickets at the charter cleo
tions held to-day.