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TDth Regt., N. v. =. M.-The Bogus Friends
OF TINS regiment will meet where they please but
the genuine friends Of this regiment will NEE, n
the Mercer House, cor Broome and Mercer sts ON
Honesty " ong wasehword. " order u tha Z. G.
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The u. =. Steamer Wynndo,,e.

This gunhoat commanded by Augusta, Bald
win, Esq, arrived at this port Yesterday morn
ing, after an absence of two years in the Gulf
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DIR. HENRY ZELL'B
NERYINE POWDERS
TO CURE TIE LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.

For sale at 63 Division street Mrs. B,ach's af4
Eighth av. Mn. Hayes, 10 Fulton st. BROOKLYN
Dr. Meroer's 22i Broad 1t, Newark
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
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ons' should not neglect trying Or. AndersOn'a
Female Life Cordial,


the best lnvigorator of the human system ever o
tcred 10 the afflicted.
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For sale at the following Agencies 81 Eighth
ave. $50 Allen, cor, stanton st. cor Houston u.
and Ave. ID and cor. Both q. and I'd ave- In Wh-
hamsburgh, at the corner Of South 9th and 9Th sts
In Brooklyn, corner of Myrtle and Franklin Aves.
aust G'2OU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

CONPTRoLLER's OFFICE. Cry HALL.
New Orleans, Dec. q 1860.
No. 5433.1
Resorsd That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied to adrdicae to the lowest bidder after five days
the oGia JOURNAL contract for cleaning the Claiborne Canal
from Espnade St. Anthony street. for digging The
Claiborne Canal from st Anthony Eiysan Fields
the work TO be done in accordance With Specifications file
the Surveyors Office and the said adjudication subject to
the approval or rejection Of the Common Council.
LSiguedI j. o. NIXON,
President Hoard Of Aldermen
LSigncdl LEA T. BAKEWELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved December 20, 1850.
LSignell JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice il hereby given that MONDAY the 3lst Dcce-
ber 1860 will adudcAte my Office, Y 0cock NJ the
above contract.
d2f It V. DuPLEssIS Comptroller.
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SPiE r. lsS,! PM FOR THE CoSTRACT
Sn, 'TG cleaning Irs 81 S e, Canal Ean9e to s.
Anthony 10 tIys an Fields street.
street shall be cleaned and dug that sll b.
below tie Level o. the ground Of tbs econ. And in ali
F Ct Sefe IS i, Sm n st. ab a he I
the center Of the ptomerade which Canal shai have feet
bs2w & eys f Ne lows yToEnd q Tie fcton W
smoohed of and dressed according and Levels to be
given BY the Clty Surveyor and all dirt stump roots enc,
property Of the city, l ''D'' u su 0''i'
contractor sa be by said contractor repaired and reinale
The contractor shall bind himself to have nil dams constructed
backing SKI into TIE toe, cutters ns Of the city
the City surveyor and 10 e entire satisfaction Of officer
y and shall he furnished by the contractor.
The contractor shall bind msef begin the work in the
anon cHune 81 ana coe sxy days ar under
after the same Is not completed $50
Payment in the completion of acceptance of the
we'll understood that of failure by the contractor
x be
In which the work being executed the Council shall have
ie es Rs'FS d s
emy and also well naesood that in case the
tractor shall at any time abandon the work or not finish and
shall forfeit all claims he have for part Of the
done by him 10 tho date of abandonment that
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
thereof ana it s aso well understood that in the contract
oe reold the contractor and his securities shall be held and
bound IN sodo unto the city all loss difference
ae prize at which the contractor originally contracted
form the work and the price which may adudicated at
resale or readjudicaion.
Bids TO be running of 208 for the whole
complete
New Orleans, December a. 1860.
SigneD LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council,
Isignedl BENZ. s. HARRISON, c,o,rr,o,
lSignedl s. A. KINGSLAND, "H"''n'0"'
Registered December e. 1860.
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
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Proclamation par lie ETmire.

MARIE La N0UyELLE ORLEANS, J
Hotede- Vile lGcenlbre 1860 {
I'm VNRTU dc Ia resolution No. $40 CsE1
AZ Conse Go1mun de Ia vile de la Nouvele Ortpns
fodmen la section I'll dc Ia cartre de In VILE est par
lie present donn6 que intention della Vile Ia NoUVee o leans
est de atre eagir cinquHncTois pieds pouceS
qlae gnes Ia rue SAndre, de Ia StCharles Ia rue
Dyhdes, ct RuS de prattqner FouYeUre de Ia te
Andre cent yngteux peds neuf pouces de large pRtr
de la rue Dryades Ia rue Howard
DC lawSw JOHN T. MONROE, Marie.
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Proclamation by the Mayor,

MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. December 5, 1850.
Id VIRTUE OF resolution No. 54fD OF Esl q
I'D Common Council Of the city Of New Oreas and in nc
codance with section 2l of the City Charter notice hereby
given hat is the intention of the city of New Orleans
ST. Andrew street. fram St. Charles to Dryndes street, be
wiened width of fifty three feet four inches four lines
and also said St Andrew be opened from
Dryndes 10 Howard street, to width Of hundred and
twenty 1.-TWO feet nine inches.
JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
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ORE ANS, 10 Juliet 1860
Y Is fHQncrable Gonsal ceitmnn
s8 de In rifle de 10 Nouyele Orleans:
a ri NE sDusssgnes pr0prt etaines slIE Ia rue
Nd f Ipis honorable corps de
tactioif es banpnees btnne piees de haFdnre
ea deuS 90 u dte des rues Roman
MaNiseS les baneueties deyrhnt exhanssaes Lou
a1iga 10 Conr6ieur spres cnqsous DAVIS
tsns VI otfcssle, et yos ee
JGln jacob. a pieds.
Assts sssHldcon, n q.
Ben. Faith, 81
4 Henry Galway $ II
II, II, FAteinann, a6 =. .5H
go 5Ffls M Ilnna5, q
r. StBh0asanth, "a AT
NEcEHe Tebits, % J.
SEQ Harnaauas % y.
II. Egi1un, 85g5E 81
ispntesnps rs 4s
Jaeab Inrkhatdt, IS i.
r.. Barfy. 81
sielt. FAigsls % 54@
JAS a. HOPKINS
" p95 iawGW Recetnire des Assistants Aldermen.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYoRAITr NEW ORLEANS,
city Hall, NnyeuI'cr 3, 1860
Nv VEtST7UE of Resolution Mo. 3D. 2 OF the
~ Common Council City OF New Orleans. nc
cordance with Section 9 of the City Charter notice
given That the intention Of the city New Orleans
ballast road to be constructed Magnolia Felicity
Road to Washington Avenue in accordance with specifications
ofthe City Surveyor
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans July I, 1885.
mo. 2l29.1
~ ESDLyEED, That the Com ptroIIer be and
~ be is hereby authorized and required give notice. by
b n the official journal that in ACCORDANCE
so 1855 the Council viii nay any bill The city unlesu
contracted under authority OF the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
LStgned E L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedl l.. H. PLACE,
Approved April 90 1855
tSlgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers the city putc TO-
spsctiully called to the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIs,
. lylh II Eannn flnrF IT, ~ r--
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Fy 70. DTREEEsE ~ co..
~ IMP9RTERg IA Nh JaEpRRs

- at ~ u ~ y ~ ND JIG ERS
OF
Xxi SILK ana Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons ana
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
White Goe fuees ind Ranboilesies Grayats Hosiery and
Gloves and fi aAsosae Of Dress Goods shawls MANTLE
LAG, SkjEts etc., ETC.,
29 WARREN AND . MURRAY STREETS,
my2s CREW NEW ypRK
ONES, SOC = as
No sfaiDE 4NE,
NM DIRK &
aud Whulesala Dtsaess iHr-
ms eI91E
Ff4assSn III 5EFEIEY.
X FANCY G0nns BRUSHES,
PERF HasRY AND SOAPS
els sa sales Rinlsafds Celebrated G tJNs
" aadiag sud Cartridges Bsfa3s army Resors
t9ies myla Ga
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DEuxtxME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE j. NJ WILL
de 81 Nonvclle. Orleans, LIAMS-No. loop.
Vas est par Ee present d0nne aux cream
n cierS de Ia ue Succession ct
CELIA pept davor dGduire dix datere
Ia prasente publication les raiSons pour esquele
PExLcuteur dc la dte succession point
aRpronvt honOogUd les ondS rpariis
fornEaiGnt au dit compile.
Par orifrs de ia gour.
jas 9 Il G MOREL, ptpnte GreRier
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Al. AZ. HOPKINS,
4 Secretary Boazd Of Assistant Aldermen.

NouEEEEz45RrgANs, 16 iniliet 1860
aIsaorahe Gopssii % Vile de Orleans
k4S apEAsS9gzaes I,1-pISFIetnfreS Bssr Ia rsRe
= ssl.s.l DC l rue Cd GaHli Ghernn carondeet
Iaftent mn
pof bangrees en- hfqes gec pieres de
8ofAnEss II goa les de Ia me John
Sos De la sa tanai IN Gtetpin Caroudeiet
Va tx 81 O.
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StIsN N'sF3
Tint with The second section q The
rt aa th rty subscription eeRehaetrAn Rai
rea,i;ing nli trades rfofe % he taSed
F Interest bonds issaed os Gaupany. tax Of
Hires 4er cent every license authorized 10 be
the lsgsY lesisa and ixed for the pur
ass noTt6u az eisttere The bonds
sad fto other source than tax
real Essate sxsfs, stiC. 8 3a{
n "a II Sis,NdIf LEA r, BAKENELI.
s4s e President Beard NJ Assistant Aldermen.
{SEnsdi M @ WA ". HI Q NiA1N,
President Beard Of Aldermen
,s ,i's's lSisnsdi JOHN \. MONROE, Mayor.
n srte copy:
a J4s Fs e AZ IInN a, y NEE SeeretsFy.
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NEw GRIEANs, July l6 1860. 1.
al the a honorable tha Common Council
offhe City DC New Orleans:
TET Ksi, the us1tEersi gnega, owners OF real
estate fronting ". Lous street respectfully request
your honorable body have brick Sidewalks bordered by
ruEQneS and WOODEN CUTTERS made said street from Eo
street, Goth sides tho same to be made 70 the
efess The adudicated
hide BY Comptroller afeF i've DAYS notice Ill the
fcAt 5ourial And ypur petitioners in duty bound, Will
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P. II wv, ENGINEER,
2l2 and PA New Levee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made sold and
In operation.
PATENT METALLIC AND GRINDsTONE SAW CUNNING
MACHINERY MODELS, etc, put in operation
FANCY WOOD WORK of ali descriptions.
E~orders for any OF the above promptly. t
TN PEACE PREPARE FOR yVAR-THE on
LY SOUTHERN MANUFA TURED GUNPOWDER -
Look 70 you Rights Look Guns TN view of the
pec OF national affairs end The rights justly longing the
South which at I'll hazards should be possessed by heand
providing for extra military forces tho undersigned bcg
bring the notice Of the puhc the ONLY Southern GuuPow
der manufactured, tried ana approved
DUPONT'S GUNPOw DER,
made Mt Wilmington Delaware and The cheapest best and
effective Powder brought the city New Orleans
has proved its superiority by being used in the principal ARMIES
he world during the late wars putronized by the
chief militia companies of the South.
Orders, If quickly sent, win be attended 10 by
L. v. ARYE, Agent,
dt I'm 81 Tchoupitnulas street.
OEEANNISBERGEE- 20 cases H-nken & Co.'s
81 Sparkling, for sale by S. WOLFF,
MO corner Graver and New LeVee SITS.
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4 TsISIsF'Tsf(, sssS.---f ! i Nh On a T..


10 INV fionofabl HE Common Conne1i
Of the City of New Orleans:
E1ENTI2E1Na EN- = The uaid ersEgnesi owners
4M 1f fronting Peter the J.eyee TO
s5rai ulst respectable petition your honorable Indy
Section I'D of the New City Ghertc sell at
sc asespn after notice In the official Journal The
for ng with sGnare blocks Pster street from the
and raising s sidewalks both
a The s4Iae with The whole work To-
basnzed conformity with the specifications Of the City
Earvagcs-
II Fcianne 100 feet
RI 5Hnfaud, s}ss IS ..}z4565
ls9a AL fselts. lGd :.
Hs I'll Fe5eE. s@5f5#i 5 Ba}5s33 50 a5
Mrs. de fsntahp, pro II. Pey-
i ckast, u gent, 3Sg 800 Cd
4 ID l2s
sSsss i 81 7 zss, CTTkS. CLAIBORNE
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GHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.

IA EsiaHuraNls Gonsss villa Eouyelie- Orleans
IN 81 EES{fEsS-IaessSg1ssf gsueS I9ropffefRTrea
parsir de Ia Laws jusqn'a
pfseRt honorable corps
assc1a Section l9 dc NJ Nunvels Ghare de la VILE
I,eiaB dix joHTs dvis lie journal
sritiel pour Pierre
depnis II DIES Alara ct Gle
safles cae payer les dc banQuettes
pier4rs siase$s 3ls8 553s
ayec Us specifications du
85s r.. Peanne, 100 pieds.
r. Darand, 3S IS
FI!i eseals. 100
Hi
MlaEdes rensaibas par Hsy Pey-
sheed. agent 3se5 $50
Dennis rs
Il Forsail, 5gE 65
GFI4S. CLAIBORNE w y
1ag4w sSscfGtairs lI GonEe des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
JAS. Il. HOPKINS,
ri 10y Sscretaire des Assistants A lderInen

81 N New oat.EAas July To- 1860
Of the city Of New Orleans /,
stA ~ nsaes'aS owners OF real estate
from street 70 Carondeet
ordinance resolution be passed
iasy qr It'll sals u making brick
hnFdecd BY curb stones and gners both
ss n FIienr Canal Garondelet Walk (ey
Nent hs have already been made III TIE owners
S58s sY s7.s n n, ~. Side. S. 3, Side.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

new ORLEANS June 80 1000
To the Honorable the Common Council
- Of the City of New Orleans
VHNfzE1 undersigned owners of property ON
= Cont street, from Roman Toni
fully pray that ordinance resolution passed. according
to mw. for the sale Of contract for the
Sidewalks boraered by crbstoeS and wooden CUTTERS both
sides Ct Cont street, Except where already made Roman
tn tistra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
PETIrIoNs---oFFICIAL.

New ORLEANS, July 10, 1860
To She Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City of New Orleans:
fSNHE undersigned owners Of rc.aI estate
Il fronting OF GStnihuuSe street, johnson 10 Roche.
bMve streets respectfully pray that ordinance resolution
he passed. according 10 law for tho fae of contract to mike
brick Sidewalks hordcred by cbstoues wooden cutters on
both sides OF mho5e from johnson 10 Rochesayo
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IN n or II i .tFs u Ii II d. III Al u.

MIA = ~ ~ ~ II II y - 2 n y tsgss n ~.
ATOnAgsTy OH NssN CIR LEANS
Cay Hat, JNn, n, 1883 i5
III Cosnn,of tolVe IL rs tiis stta "A Nayg orars
No, 6459,l
sgssBtSS9 ahaa Tax the 1870 le
a ti,s aassis etety
aaaass rea estate and slaves
Y &sshfa tie tassa vi iris city s
II SISiaaedI LEA Il. BAKEWEIaI,
fresidsaf Board Gs AsSisliit AdeFrnen.
iSssanN0t Ss3 a.. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
IMPROVED rsrnFsF 4, issl. 3s3 3g VII
No. bt5
4sssH sle &c niaeeen cents egcsy
e value s tho real estate slaves,
The nhleapxS
de 1866 ara the
issued By
ths on n the Of the
nftbafs RnitFos& Company,
and she 6peisasas md Great Westexp Railroad
s@SSsS E3a isiEnsia n LEA n. DAfEN Eilr,.
Pressdent Boaf60f Assistant Aldermen
EsgnedI sB8 ss5s8g3 J.. a. NIXON, All
President Bosrf3f Aldermen
I'll is 81 ssTf sisnsal JOHN II. MONROE. Masor
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Q. MoREL, Ddpatt GrefieF,
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ESpAyE DU QUATRTERYE1 DTSTEeECT.-Ila
IA ta conduit depot dies Gpaves du Quureme District rue
de Annolciaon, avenue Washington ct Sxieme
CONNIE Gpaye- t
In Cahri rouge
Tn Cabri jaime.
lies dts animan s9nt scamts dams tro
frais pays lis 1us encere pubiaue dap6
lie LUND de janyier 1861, a 10 heures A. NJ
G. /. FAYSsOUX,
Dtpute CommisSare des Kues.
Nouyelie- Orleans, . de janyier 1851 las St
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One gray Pony, with sore back.
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold at public Auction said Pound
MONDAY, January L 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, January 2 1861.
@. T. FAYssoUX, D'ty Street Commissioner.
Registered January 2, 1861
Clerk OF Comptroller.
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MAYOR 4 IN 80 74,FICfAI.

%, MI pnr[s Of nFUhNNCes tNlIGEls III
their nyoyiSi5ns With til ordinance hereby repealed.
ISisned1 LEA +. BAKEWFLh,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Stsued1 j. 0sNINON,
President Board of AlG erInep.
Approved December %, 1860
Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy;
d3l st .a.1 MARION a. BAKER, Secretary.
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STREET COHl'NEEs--OFFICIAL


TIEESST DISTRICT PDUND.-yVns brought
to the First Dsact Pound of Lafayette ind Vine
Streets as estray--
One white Billy Goat, with three yellow legsno horns.
One gray Pony about u hands high with sore back.
One black shegoat with white on her side, and left
hind foot white.
Which claimed within three days and the expenses there
paid. will be sold public auction at said Pound SAT
URDAY, January 8, 1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The national Republican., 1861-07-02
. News by Telegraph.
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

>SSoS1SAAAN
AleuandsSa, July 1.-The rebel killed by the
Psnusylvanis fourth regiment pickets, is named
Henry G. Hainss, wellkpown citizen Of
Richmond, orderly sergeant of the Letcher
Guard. He was buried to day by the citizens
here, bis body having been transferred to
their charge at their request. The two other
rebels who were wounded have since died. -
The steamer Rcahontas LEFT here this after.
noon for Matthias Point. 1t is understood
that the Pasonse will follow ber 10 the morning.
The Union meeting at the Lyceum Hall,
tonight, was very sparsely attended, probably
owing to the rain. Speeches we're made by
Messrs. Underwood, Upton, Morton, and others.
Many prominent Union men, including Jamie.
son, Lewis Mckenzie, Massey, and others, were
not present; and Mr.. Martin, one Of the del.
sgates to the Wheeling Convention, moved to
postpone the election for week. He said he
was opposed to aiding the schemes Of certain
ambitious individuals, who were endeavoripg
to press themselves into Office. 1t would do
injury to the Union cause. The motion was
rejected. There is but one ticket to be voted
for. DR.. Fleming, one Of the prisoners arrested
some time since, a member Of the Governors
Guards, was released to-day, having taken the
oath of allegiance,
The national Republican., 1861-07-02

because the right of compusion naturally re-
suits to the party injured by the breach. When
any one State in the American Union refuses
nhsdieuce to the confederation bv which they
have bound tleniselves, the rest have natural
RIGHT to compel them to obedience. Congress
would probably exercise long patience before
tbey would recur to force; but IL the case ulti
mately required it, they would use that recnr:
renee. Should the case ever arise, they will
probably coerce by naval force, as being
more easy.n----~ ...-.
We quote this for the benefit 0f those who are
continually bowling over the idea Of coercion.
II it was a proper mode Of dealing with refrsc.
tory States under the old confederation, who
will question the right and propriety of its ex.
ercise under the present Constitution
The national Republican., 1861-07-02
FROM BAL TIMO Y.
ARREST OF THE POLICE COMMIS.
SI0NERS,
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. BANKS.

Early yesterday morning the gentlemen com.
posing the Board Of Police Commissioners
Charles Howard, Cbas. D. Kinks, VIM. h.
Gatchep, and John W. Davis--were arrested ct
their respective places of residence BY troops
detailed for that purpose from the several en-
campments in the vicinity of the city,
The parties arrested we're taken TO Fort
McHenry, where they are now confined.
The following is the text Of General Banks
proclamation:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF ANNAPoLIs,
Fort McHenry, Jutyl l.
In pursuance of orders issued from the head.
quarters Of the army at Washington, for the
preservation of the public peace in this depart.
ment, have arrested and do now detain in
custody of the United States the late members
of the board Of police-Messrs. Chas. Howard,
Wm. h. Gatchelal, ,Chas. D. Hinks,and John W.
Davis. The incidents Of the past week afforded
full justification for this order. The headq
under the charge of the board, when abandoned
by the officers, resembled, In some respects, a
concealed arsenal. After public recognition and
protest against the Suspension Of their func.
lions," they continued their sessions daily.
Upon forced and unwarrantable construction
Of my proclamation Of the 2sth ult., they de.
clared that the police law was suspended, and
the police officers and men put off duty for the
present, intending TO leave the city without any
police protection whatever. They refused to
recognize the officers or men necessarily Sc.
lected by the provost marshal for its protection,
and hold subject to their orders, now and here
after, the old police force, large body Of
armed men, for some purpose, not known to the
Government, and inconsistent with its peace
or security. To anticipate any intentions or
orders Oh their part, have placed temporarily
portion Of the force under my command within
the city. disclaim, on the part Of the Gov.
ernment represent, oil desire, intention, aud
purpose to interfere in any meuner whatever
with the ordinary municipal affairs OF The city
Of Baltimore. Whenever loyal citizen eau be
named who will execute the police laws with
impartiality aud in good faith to the United
States, the military force will be withdrawn
from the central parts Of the municipality at
once. No soldier will be permitted in the city
except under regulations satisfactory to the
marshal aud if any so admitted violate the
municipal law, they shall be punished accord.
ing TO the civil law, by the civil tribunals.
NATHANIEL P. BANKs,
Nyor General Commanding.
ARRESTS, &c.
4 son Of Mr.. Kinks was also arrested, bat upon
representations made to the provost marshal,
be was released upon bis parole Of honor.
Mr. McKewen, clerk to the board Of police,
was also arrested, but subsequently released
BY order OF the provost marshal.
Inc custom. house and post oH .e have been
taken possession Of by the military, 1t having
been reported that o large quantity Of arms aud
ammunition 10 stored in the building occupied
by them.
In the custom house, 1t Is said, a q large
The national Republican., 1861-07-02
BY GREEN CIVILIANS, Auctioueers

~ OUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture aud
IL Piano Forte at Auc,ion.-On TUESDAY,
the I'd instant, we shall sell, in front of our
store, No. 52s Seventh street, at 10 o'clock, A.
d., an excellent assortment of Household Furni-
ture; viz
One Secondhand Plano Forte.
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus.
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Wash, Work, and
other stands.
Maple Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Bedding and Mattresses.
Tables of every description.
Cane and Wood Chairs.
China, Glass, and Crocksry Ware.
With large lot of other articles, which we
deem unnecessary to enumerate.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
july l-2t Auctioneers.