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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.

NAVY YARD. - arrival Of tie Monitor
MOniauk.-1he monitor MontAuk arrived Al
the yard about two o'clock on saturday after.
noon direct from Cape Fear river. she oomeI
TO receive two I6-lnch guns In place OF her
present is iuoh gun, which has been hred nVe
hundred times and u declared unit for further
service. Her olieers are ~ follows
Lieut.. Commander 4. Il. Stone, Lieut.. y. II.
Brewer, Act, Master W. W. CTownionhteld,
Act. Ensign @. W. Bovine, Act. EnstSn Ertek
babTielsoh, Act nuaisn W. T.. Mitshell, Ana't
Surgeon q. y. Todd, AEEt PaymAster q. A.
Robblus, Sec. Asst EpStneer Alfred Ad Imson,
Sec. Ats't EnEiDeer J. W. Honthana, Act,
Aaa't RnSineef Chas. A. mbuTg, Act. AHs't
EnEinSer sImou Rockefeller, THIRD AtH't Fr-
gIneeT ]. y. Walton, CAptain's Cletk @, N.
Collins, Act Master and Pilot WIllet Mott.
The followipS IL . condensed history OF the
mart taken by this gallant old craft (the Vete-
ran OF the mOnitOr hsst) 10 this Wal!
Left New York Dee. %, lSs2; arrived, after
a stormy passage, lin which the oTiSinAl MOn.
itor was IoSt, At Charleston, g. C., January .,
1888.
January 21lh, 1863, TO FebruGry 2Sth, oper.
Atipg against Fort Mo Allisler aud the NkIh-
ullsi was struck sixty nine times BY shot, and
Injured BY . torpedo.
Wagner struck seventeen times.
April 7th 10 september oth, durlnE The AZ
tack upon sumter and Sul1yAn's IalAnd, was
struck ona hundred and twenty-five umes.
July I'd 70 July eth, 1854, Operating N the
stono sSAinSi lfort. .Ptasis suask s"siVs
tlnaS,
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PROM THE SOUTH.

Riehmond Dates OF the 18th - The
Rebels conseFipting NsHross-Ths
Riehmond Gold-Prepossd LsEisls.
tion In Regard 20 It. ....
The Richmond Dispdteh Of the 18th con,
tains the following;
As regards military matters, there ls no
news. All is qule. at Petersburg and In
front OF Richmond.
The enlistment Of negroes In Richmond
goes bravely on.
Tho Confederate Senate concurred in the
resolution OF the House relative 10 an I'D.
dress 70 the country.
The Confederate Congress sdJourns this
day, at 10 O'Clock, m.
In the State Senate the following resolu-
tion was offered, but no action was taken
on II for pant Of a quorum:
Resolved, That the banks Of this com
monwealth are hereby prohibited from d.
minishing specie In their possession, ex-
cept by loans 10 the State or Confederate
government, until otherwise ordered; and
the governor Is required TO render 70 said
banks all tho aid he can to secure the safety
Of their funds.
Mr.. PollArd's observations In the North
have appeared In book form. II 10 spoken
OF as highly entertaining.
Col. Q. q. Talcot has resigned his POSI-
tion rs Superintendent OF the Richmond
and DAnville railroad.
J. N. Thomas Dodamead, for a long
time with the Richmond and Petersburg,
and Virginia Central railroads, but more
recently Of the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, has been rendered the vacancy,
which he has accepted.
PkRDoNKD.
The two negroes Oliver and George,
convicted recently Of burglary by the Has
tings Court, and sentenced 70 be hung on
the 17th Of March, yesterday, have been
pardoned by the Governor, upon condition
Of their volunteering In the military ser
vice Of the Confederacy. A soon %
released from prison they repaired 10 the
colored camp for instruction, and were
regularly mustered in for duty.
COMMITMENTS TO CASTLE THUNDER.
Andrew Rsdford, 18th Virginia, and
Thomas Jordan, q detailed eonscript at
the Navy yard, charged with attempt TO
escape to the enemy.
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MoVEMEHTB oa eOLDsBoRo'-
Mobile fRREATENED.
omeIal war Bulletin.

omeIal War Bulletin.
wan DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIEgToN March ~.
MAJOR Ge'i John a. Dur, care Of John Homer,
ksp York.
Thesatjolned Dispatcher have been receive.
at tnis Department. c. A. DAEA,
Assistant Secretary "a War.
CRY PoINr, We, March Is.
non Z. a, Dana, ASsisidHi Scr eidfy nT War
me Sonieaerae Congress adjourned sine die
The prosids-i Of the James River csnsl oslls
o. oh tne lAralers OF Virginia TO aid In repairing
The Augusta paper says that A. II. Ste
Ihens has been in Georgia for zen days or
more that he has not yet been heard from,
ann that they hope this silence will not con.
Vigorous efforts are making A. Richmond for
the organization OF oelOIed troops.
, hS IolIoWina paragraphs are taken from
the Rlahmond Whig:
monfLE, March - This city ia .,ropElv
msnAsed. Gen. MAufY has is,.isd Q circul ar
g alLls.ng the people 70 1rcpATe for the ex-
pSg.ea aItack' He itrsts the non.eombAtAnts
imsoDILr, M.seh "a .r.n,port containing
GSsr.;. oSnl entered 'ae bay yOaterday through
March Fourteen vessels more were
nsue'. 20 the ileet today, making twenty.ons
, al sisht Of the city. breat activity prevails
With the enemy In the lower bay. There IL
every indication Of an early attack. The
enamy have dred few shota At both shores
The DaRville Reottisg says;
Our ioioeS are probably withdrawn and m may
be PREPARING 10 evAeuate Goldsboro'. GoldE.
borO' was glI right yesterday afternoon.
Tho Raleigh SiGnfd.d, OF the same date,
tltth,) bays: Fayetteville was occupied sew.
efal days since by the enemy in force. II Ia
reported that the cotton faetoi les were burned
but We have heard nothing as TO the arsenal
or as to the treatment Of the people OF thAt
place.
Tho Goldsboro' State Journal, OF Sunday,
contains the following significant paragraph
The editor Of this paper IL about TO leave
His readers know why. ID the oourSe OF a
short time he hopes 10 meet them again. He
feels he has bten Lomewhat odiouB to the
enemy, and he does not regret his course
They can't hurt him. He nveI In hopes ol
being As he WAS,
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New HANrsHIRE ELEcnoS.-The Con-
cord Statesman contains returns from nearly
the whole stIte, by which 1t appears that
Gov. smyth's majority will exceed 5000
The Executive Council will be unanimously
Republican, the Senate three-fourths Re-
publlcaus, and the House 1t is estimated
will have about 100 Republican majority.
The total popular vote viii be about OF, 900,
and the majority for Gov. smyth is upwards
Of 800 larger than that received oy Gov
Gilmore last year. ..
In the first copgres sIonal district Gen.
Marston has a plurality Of 2,0b2 Votesi
second district, Rollins plurality is more
than l,7O0, and In the third district PAtter.
con has 1878 plurality
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~ the President OF the Unitsd statsI
OF America.
A PRoCLAMATIoN

I" A'oH
"ueroA'' reiiAOie inior'nA'ion mas ooen
receiVeo tnat noS'he INDIANS Wi'h'h inc
limits Oh inc United states nave been iur'
nisned win arms ana munitions OF war oy
persons aWening IN con'ertninouS ioreign
'or'''o'y' ""u W P''''.
Su'' 'N'N '"''e0 NrO" WV "a p'''O
ehu sPeioo eoseiomOhto VI tno HVnler'
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The DeeIIns IN Prio.s.

The New York POI, OF Saturday evening,
EayI:
Tho wholrsale market hAs been much ex.
cited duhug the past week, owing to the HuC.
tuations 10 gold. The most important decline
has been In mes pork and cotton. Mesa pOIk X
10 selltuT at $50 60--A drS'ine OF 81 2b = barrel
curing the week, Cot. l. hAs dfuIIocd u and
70 cents pound, olOsiog ~ 81 and 90 cents.
Petroleum has declinrd 8 cents gallon for
crude, aud " eents for TehnId. Butter has dc.
olincd and 10 cents y pound, with large ar.
rivals Wheat has declined ~ to 30 cent? per
hnhhel, snd 10 quite untsttled. Flour 10 slEO
% TO % cents lower and insetive. New corn
has further deeliuci i5 TO II cent? per buShel
but 10 u rm at the einGe.n
OF the weeks trade In domestic goods It il
said:
Large lots have beeu sold during the week
AZ decline Of 10 and 10 per cent. from tho
current ratS among Jobbets. The losses of the
J0Obers have ben very heavy, Some have
already lOst . large proportion OF what they
Saincl during the process of advance, and
sertsip OF the weaker houses have had TO ask
which hsve been granted with lIberality by
the commission agents
Prices at iiIat hands have not yet come down
TO the 3esis OF cotton at 10 cents per pouad,
and gold at - premium. JObbsrs ace this'
and will refuse TO buy any Important amount
OF GOODS until such 10 the condition OF values
Manufacturers nave reduced their pTodu uotlun
to yory narrow limit, and the supply OF
goods l, likely TO be kept as low rs ior Geyc.
raj wceks, although the supply OF otton may
bo much larger.
The PhtiSdslphia Builsfin, OF Saturday, say.
There 10 quite an agreeable decline IN the
prices OF domestic markets this week. The
nMketi were well supplied this morning
Egga sold At 2S cents per dozen; chickens, rs
oeAts per poundI butter, from 81 10 20 oeuts
por peuudi roast seeI, % TO 30 cents per
pound
4.
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ARmY OF THE POTOMAC.
Cannon Ading for EHset-Dxscution OF
Dessrtsrs.

[From the Associated Press.l
Information FROM the Army OF the Poto-
mac says that eannonAdlng was heard all
day Saturday In front OF the 9th corps
without any other object apparently than
70 advise our troops that they still have an
enemy opposite 70 them.
The ll4th and 6Sth Pennsylvania volun-
teers, performing duty at the headquarters
Of the army for some time past, have been
relieved and ordered TO City Point. They,
with the 20th New York and 6lst Massa-
chuGetts, are 10 form an independent br'-
gade under command OF Brevet BrigadieF
General Coils, and will occupy the works
at City Point, The 1lth and 14th regulars
are ordered 10 headquarters IN place Of the
1l4th and 08th PennsylyanlA volunteers.
Breyet Brgadier General Macy, of the
second corps, has been appointed Provost
Marshal Of the Army OF the Potomac, re-
lieVing Captain Schuyler, who has for
Some Time past hlled the position satlsfac-
torily.
General Macy was severely wounded at
Deep Bottom last summer, where he gained
much credit for the way In which he
handled his men on that occasion.
Three deserters were executed on Satur-
day, namely. john Smith, eighth New Jer.
seyi j. j. McNeely, alias James johnson, !,
ana - Baker, alias James Weaver,
both OF the trst Maryland; the two last
at City Point. DelevRn DeVo, OF the 18th
New York, was TO have been shot. but his
sentence was eommuted 10 Imprison ment
during the war, owing TO mitigating cir
cumAtAnces.
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR o'oLOOK. p. M
MAJOR orNERAL BAuHs.

This distinguished officer len this city
for New York yesterday, after paying his
respects 10 the President. He leaves that
city for New Orleans In few days, TO re-
sumo command Of the Army OF the Gulf,
from which he has been temporarily al
seut 20 attend to official matters relating
thereto.
Louisiana owes much TO Gen. BANKS for
his untiring lsbors in this city for several
months past, TO obtain for her among the
free States Of the Union that place to which
she Is so Justly entitled.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

Secretary STANTON, accompanied by Hon.
Samuel Hooper and family, and senAtor. Will
son, aud others, arrived from City Point on
Saturday.
Assistant Surgeon G. IRVNG WILSON,
Q. s. A, has been relieved from duty 10 the
Middle Military Division and ordered to 70.
port in person TO the Commanding General,
Department OF Washington, for AIGiSnmsn
10 duty.
Captain WILLIAM NJ. MERRIrr, A. Q. NJ,
for a long time on duty In this city, has been
ordered to report tor duty at Headquarters Of
the Department OF North CArOIiuA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

February nth 70 Tsbruary I9lh, isas, epr,.
ing Fort Anderson, struck twenty-thres tr.s.
Total, two hundred and fofty-threo time,
Lett Western Bar, Cape Fear river, w. r
on the 18th March. i0.f5 .. m, arrivsd T.,
Hampton Roads March IS, 10 q. m. mSL,, :
the trip Of 2e5 miles In forty-eight hours m.
monitor has been At different timer uader ~.
command Of Commanders J, L. worden, n. M
EairfAK, J. l.. Davis, A W. Johnson IA ~
=. stone, present oommaader. With the a,
esptlon % her engines, she is ready 20 reps.,
the who'e list OF engagements.
Ihe explosion 81 torpedo under her n.,,
boiler, while she was IN front OF Fort M ~
lister, In the Ogeohoe river, below aavann.h
had the effect 70 start some bolts, and n Ma n,
necessary TO bolt down large sheet Of i'm
the marks Of four solid shot, three OF IbIss
have cracked the ave one inch plate shss,hisshh
on the hull, and one going entirely thson.ht
lodging somewhere In the ur-and-a. hsip asn,,
Of wood behind the ave inch plates ~ht.S
compose the overhApg. A uoiid Shot AZ
nom . ten-inoh oolumblAd at direet 49,
range, whilst on picket duty In CharleStn.
hAtbor, has LEFT an ipdentation in the tu,,.s
(which IL composed OF eleven oae-ineh ,hsst.,
OF about three inahes, without ahowinS -
very peroeptible injury on the inside, shs \,
furnished with centrifugal pump capable y,
diachs hsrsing three thousand Gallons ~,
minute. wi
Commsuder Baloh has been ordorsd n Al.
yard - exeeutiye ofiloer. He relieves Ms.t.s
G v. Morrtn, who has heen acting en- eenttv.
oeieer since the detachment Of Comm Snd,s
The gunsoat currituek len the yard m Ga,
urdhy for the lower Potomac.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

TIE HONOR OF first raising tae nag on
Sumter at the taking Of Charleston ia
claimed by Maj. JOHN A. HESEHssI, COM
handing the SD Pennsylvania volunteers.
The act was performed on Saturday morn,
Ing, February 18th, at a quarter past eight
O'Clock. He claims that the 59d (his regl.
ment) was first in Charleston, and raised
the first nag there, as also on Fort Sumter,
Fort Ripley and Castle PInckneY.
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u UnlOn Frosdmsn's Aid EmPloy-
MENT OFFICE, Ne, as Eleventh street, near
X street north, (ASbury schOOl-houseD wash
ington, d. @,
fstAblished under the AuEpiees ofthe y. I.
FrOedmen'A Aid sosiety, BOHtonj the Peon'
sylVAnIA FreOdmen's Relief Association, Phil.
AdFlphiA, and the FriendG' Association In AID
OF Freed men, Baltimore, to assist In iurn1h'
ing employ Dent and homes to heednsn, No-
men, and children.
Ofice houra from 10 .. m. toll p. m. Persons
desiring help Of any description, and ireed
people wishing employment In Washington
or elsewhere, are invited to apply.
CHAPoEs-To employers, 81 for meni %
cents for women or children. To emfloYees,
nothing. A. X. NEWTON,
mI0Sts Agent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

A KEEN RUsE.-The Augusta (Ga. }
Chronicle, Of the eth inst, states that 1t ls
rumOred that one of our (rebel) generals
has been tricked by Sherman, who sent
him . bearer OF dispatches with orders
from BeSuregard TO fall back to certain
point. The confederate otrcer fell back to
the point designated, before he discovered
the forgery, and that 1t was rusS Of sher-
man TO gain time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

The GERMAN oPERA Tho HuguenotG
will be given tonight by GRovER's great Ger
man opera Troupe, who will delight our eIti
Ienh one week more. They 20 TO the New
\ ork Academy OF Music shortly, and we learn
that the principal MiiGtS Of the company are
to make tour In European cities next sea
son under BiT. GRovER's management.
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SherIdan'a Raid.

The Now York Times correspondent, Dir. 4.
A. Paul, was the only note-tAksr who sue
oeedsd in accompany ing shsridAn'S column
on Its recent grand raid. Al abstract OF his
report appeared In our nrst edition, and We
understand biS full report will occupy sons
dozen columns in the Times To Mr.. PAul'S
ndomitAble energy and pluck the public will
bo indebted for one OF tho noHt interesting 8
narratives OF the war.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

PERsoNAL.-MR. J. L. CRoUEsE, an &C.
oOmplished aud energetic journalist belong
ing TO the stan OF the New YsTk Daily Times
has succeeded Mr.. WILLIAM swiNToS in the
Warrington cOTrespondenee for that paper,
and has ent 70 charge OF the TiR'eS bureau in
this city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

PRoczuDINos BET AsrDE Tho proceed
ings in the case Of Franklin W. Smith
and Benjamin @. Smith, OF Boston, who
were recently tried by court-mArtiAl for
frauds upon the Government, and found
guilty, and each sentenced to two years.
Imprisonment and $50, 600 fine, have been
act aslde by the Presid ent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Citizens, Attention IA Mesting
OF the WARRINGTON INSTITUTE auxiliary
TO the Institute Of Reward for The Orphans Of
Patriots, will be held at the Common Council
Chamber on TUESDAY EVENlNG, March
2lat, At 7 o'clock. A large attendance Of pat
riOtio citizens who are ready TO aid in proyi.
ding for the education apd maintenance Of the
destituIe children OF thOse who have died In
their oountry'B service duting the preaent war
IL asked for. BY order OF the Freiident
mh2O.2t
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THI CIRCUS AND MEsLeRRIR COMING N
TowH.-Thayer b Noyes' Upited States CIR.
Gus and Van Amburgh q Co.'S Grand Msna
gerie, combined In one great establishment
exhibited here on the 18th inst. Look At theii
announcement in our adve ertislnS columns
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"Fresdmen's IntelliRencs and Em.
PLC MEET AGENcY, No asa Eleventh street,
near X north, TO iAot q tie the obtAinipg OF
employment and homes for freedmen, women,
And children. all persons wanting help OF
this class, and willing TO do justly and kindly
BY them, are invited TO Apply.
Good house servants wanted IN Washing.
ton. Men, women, and children wanted for
coed places In PhilAdslphiA and elsewhere.
No charges to servants. Hours from 10 70 4.
A. 4. NEWTON,
Agent OF N, y. Freedmen's Aid Society,
PennaylVAniA Freedmen's Relief Association,
kc, mh2c sts
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sstlon, one drowned, and one from exposure.
% %Ihs command to-day IL a. ready for field aer-
yige Wee ~ ~ was when II hfpt marched out OF
ninohes,er. " There 10 not man In the corps
70 70 unWeu but what he would deem 10 posi-.
i've wrong II ordered 60 tho rear as disabled.
y A. PAUL
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GUILTY or MANsLAuauTER.-Y
morning about half past ssven O'Clock ths
Thomas A. Ollne, charged with the murder M
J.mes Llghtfoot, rendered . verdict OF Euiltv
of mAnslaughteT. The jury agreed on thai,
verdict about nye O'Clock, when Judge Olln
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

A Coon CoNcERT IN BALTIMoRH.-Tbs
concert Of the "Lensohow Amateur Musle,l
sooiety,n took place at Baltimore on Fridav
evening last. The programme included rem,
Of classical music which were perfsrm Cd m .
stylo that would have done credit 70 a FRO.
,es,ional orehestra, me p,inslpal .ttraehon
hoefer, Esp., OF this city, mAgnihosntIv
plsyed and ensoref with unboundsd enihu.
niaam.
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Mr.. DEMPsTRR's entertainment a. Sea-
ton Hall, tonight, should not be forgotten.
He produces the moIt refined influences Si
music In conjunction with the uasst ssntl-
men IN of ballad poetry.
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n- Free Vaccination. In accord
AneS with law Of this CorpoTAtion, ali real
dents OF Georgetown w.ll be vAoolnAted WIN
out charge Dy EendinG TO. or calling upon. tho
unfersgned, At hiS rCIidCnso, No l2t Dun
barton street. All poor perIOns, sick Wllh
smallpox, will AlEo Oe attended By the aane
without charge. once hourn, from u m; "
p. m. ChAss II. ChAOiNi Ms ~
81 Rirst WaEd.-Ths suDseriDsIs 80
the NATIONAL REPuBLICAN In tno EHH
Ward, who nave been neglected by Iorh,Iiii MI
carriers, and who desire 70 continue VII
please leave tielr oTdera At the BOOK Ahu
Periodical store OF EDWARD WAITE No'
INK Pennsy VAniA Avoaue, botwoen segshi,
tsanth and Eignteonth stIoota, and they IN ~
BE- ISEVOd pgonptly and rSutAill, noFSu
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STILL THEY CoMH.-TWelVe more rebel
deserters arrived from City Point this morp.
ing. They report that thres;hundred and sixty
more deserterB were being furnished tram.
ports for this city ~ they left.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

sHLLIse LIouoR.-BridGet o'Leary wa,
arrested this morning by otfiear Coombs Of
the Fourth Ward for selling liquor on SUI.
day. and seihng TO soldiers. She was hDsd
o25 n for selling on sunday, and 5000 for
selling 10 soldiers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

removed 10 no, 2e3 y street, between lwelith
and Thirteenth streets. All Information o.
interest or value TO the soldiers OF New foIK
or thelF friends, furnished grAtuItouAly upon
apple alton At th0ir new rooms, either IN per
son or by letter. No. 2sl y street, between
Twelfth and Tbuteenth streets,
mi. nnNIINhlI
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% MIssiOnary Anniversary OF As
semblyiB ProsbyteTiAn Church, Corner F1fth
and strestSl sabbath next, March 18th. Ser.
TX O'Clock, addresses by Hon. liza HAFris, U.
5. Senate; Rev. p. X. Sweet, and Charles Cal
lender, Esq r
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Appointments In General Hancock.

Tho following additional Appointme ntS
have been made for Major General HAneock's
First Army Corps:
Colonel, George W. GISti Major, william
F Frohoek; Captain, William L. Yeekleyi
First LleutenRnts, William w. Brown,
Matthias Reiohing, William Il. Horton, JohH
W. Whitney, Second Lieutenant, W. Allison
Norman.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

MONDAY, March 2o.-The case Of ZepheniAh
Jones against Juo. r. InEle, administrator Of
Ann r. Dermott, was resumea this morning.
Jno. G, HATkneSa, q witness for the plain'If,
was be'D examined whom our report closed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

CRIMINAL CouRT-Mr. Justice Olin.-
Edward c. Carriuston, EIq., District Alto =.
ney, prosecuting.
Sarah smith was found guilty Of stealirE a
bonnet And dress, valued at els, from Job o D.
Clark. she Was sentenced TO two years In
the Albany penitentiATy. A noiie prsSeqHi waI
entered by the District Attorney In three other
cases against her.
A melton for new trial was granted In the
ease OF Fanny Smith. CHARGED with larceoy.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

The numbsr OF NGtionAl Banks established
last week was thlrty.tWo, with capital OF
ed.6io,ooo. Ths total number Of banks now
IN noPeFslioa % ninS hundred and eight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

n Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, on
Fifth street, between 4 and Louisiana ave-
nue.. Service at II A. NJ. and TX p. NJ. Seats
free. Rav. T. Il. HONslett, pAGtOr. lAnl0-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
REpEL PRIsoSERs Colonel Ingraham

kEBEL PRISONERS. Colonel IngrAham
had consigned to him yesterday the following.
Named prisoners OF war They were captured
near hinBtOn, N. C., on the lOi n OF the nFesen /
month, and were yesterday lent TO the Old
capitol Their nAmCH are Captain J. NJ. Hart.
sell and Second Iieutsnnnta NJ. L. Eflri, J.
FifIt Lieutenant W. N. DennIH, and stcOnd
LleutenAntA II. X. BAdEett and J. D. smith, s6tn
grBlAi Flrst LioutsnSnt A. n, StoddArd, 4.
u, Ci snrgcon 81 lea kennedy, sth North Car
ollnAi f1Ist Lieutenant I. II. WrAv, 9ISt
North CAJOltnA; Second Lieutenant Thomas
Ward, lIth MlsIiasippi,