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Prince Alfred, the second son of Queen Vic
toria, arrived at Quebec las. Wednesday.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22

MoRE ABOUT T. 8. SERRILL. S. Serrill-
arrested In New York upon the charge Of trea-
son, and suspected OF bling the negotiator OF Q
Confederate loan iu London, is we'll known In
Philadelphia, having been born near Darby, .
village Of Delaware county, six miles rom
,Philsdelphis, and long cotton broker in this
city. he moved to New Orleans some years
ago, and married In that city, where he estsb-
.ished an office, coming North every year,
stopping with relatives In town, and in Darby.
While here, he was devoted anti-slavery man
but having come into ossesson-through his
wife-of certain negroes and certain interests
In the Pelican Slate, he suddenly changed his
sympathies, aud advocated secession and slavery
as strongly as he had before protesscd rev.
erence for the negro and disunion.
His family remained here when he went 10
Europe, and ut the time OF his departure, he
spoke in most ill-advised way OF the pros
poets OF the South, and the certainty OF revolu'
ton. As o broker and y citizen he was always
hot.headed and reckless, and the news Of biz
arrest has been received as crcditabe 10 the
enterprise of the marshal of New York. Some
letters, now In the hands Of Philad"lpbi.n
fully attest his sympathies In fact, he seeln
to have left no stone unturned 10 substautia'e
his guilt, aud the evidence is already rife toi
his prosecution and conviction. Philadelphia
correspondence Of the N. T. Herald,
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

Passenger Traius leave ria PsS onia Ferry l4f
New Yo.k, as follows, viz. ,y,,s,
AtTAM EMPRESS, for punkirk' ana buha o.
and principal intermediate Stations ,,-.,..,
asa M MAIL, for Dunkirk, aud intermediate
Stations, This Train remains over nght u EiMira'
an pro- -eeds the next Iuornipg ,.,v
Ava NJ, MILK, daily, for o''s'iie, AM Hh'e'
''ISI1 At IA. N 'ACCoMM9 DATloN daily, for Port
'e,t 'H 4 'r' ~ Il WAY, i.r Middletown, Neweuigl
Sia Mts tG + NJ NIdIlT EHrREss, daily, for DUN
fj,k buffalo, CsnAndagpa. and CriaeiPa, s'a'Ss Sts
| Inc Train Of Saturday sop. nj all Mail 'r''' ''"
+ NJ, AuCOMMODAIInN, foT h''hes'
VIZ" '"" f'NNp CIiAS MINOT, GEM Supt
\ NATHANIEL MARSH, ReeeVer ""e
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
TOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPOAT AND
Il FALL RIy no.

BY the splendid AID superior steam. ., IT. =,
crs METROPOLIS, NJ EMrIitf shff35tESa -
STATE, BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength and speed, but
TO The navigation Of Long leland Sound rruning In
connection with the Fall -hiver aud Old Colony
rsiJoad distance VI So lRles oaly 10 Boston.
Lave Pier No s, n Orth river, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bray'On,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and fridaya at o'c!o.k, Y
N touching at Newport each way.
The steam er METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at s o'clock,
L. NJ, touching at Newport each way
Thes, s'earrn are fitted with comInoiius state.
ROOMS, and every arrangement ior the security and
comfort Of passenseIs VINO are afforded by this route
y nights st on board lnd. on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat trsin, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un
til starting OF the accommodation at A. by
which they may reach Boston about 5. ~ A. M.
baggage msster Is attached to each ster ier, wlso
r. ceives and tickets ths baggage, and accompanies
the same to Its destination.
A steamer runs, in connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, Gaily xcept Sun
days
Freight to Boston is forwarded through with great
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Fall
| river ever morning, suudays excepted, at ~
o'clock, for Boston and New Bedford, arriving at hs
dc, tinatio at about II A. N.
For freight or pSsAse, apply on toar3, or At the
Office, on Pier No D. North river. For staterot ms
and berths, apply on board or II de.ird to secure
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
| aug lift 10 and Il West street, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22

SuPxIIsTESDRST's OFFICE,
IUfren SatiCn, BLltintre Nay lS 1861.
On nd after Sunday, May 18th, lsdl, Trains on
NORTHERN ENTKAL RAILWAY arrive nm
dc part as follows, until further notice:
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL ut S.l5 A, NJ.
ENPRESS at i.15 Z. NJ. "
HARRISBURG ACCOMM0DATlOs s.lh L.
NJ ,,,.,
The SIS A. ~ train connects ut Relay flou.e with
I aims on the Western 3Iaryland Railroad NJ nan
over Junction with Hanover and Gettysours nan
road, vi York with York and Wri2htsville Ran:
roa /; at Harrisburg with Pcnnsy ivluia RAILROAD
C,r al uarts of the West, also with Lebanon Valley
kailrond b Nrig York drt,i at Noithunpsr'ana for
l. and u. Railroad for Kingston and all parts oi
w yomiug Valley. and at suntury lin Inc fhi'a
ieinhp and Erie Railroad for all parts Of Northern
Penn " lvania and New York. -
The / rs 4. NJ. train makes all the aoov connec
tions excep. Hanover abroad, MTiBh'sWiie hai
pao and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The s l5 r. N. train makes connec ions with fsnn'
ylyaua railroad for all par Of the v est, and di
cot conneCti ms for New lork
The A NJ, 23o T. M, and IS NJ trains
from W ashiugtOn City connect With this road
TRAINS IRRIYE.
Malat6loP Nj; Express At Is A. M /; Hair'S-
tury Accommodation ut 2-46 +. M.
FSr ii kets and inform ition inquire NJ the lick
Once alvert station, baltimore.
augle-tf JIG. CLARKE, Supt
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
,pENsION oEFICE. JUNE 9, !seI;

DENSION OFFICE, JUNE 9, 1851.
II 10 ALL WHOM m AAY CUNCERN.
Application having been made undF tks cot OF 13d
Jnne, 1860, for the reissue Of the lsDd WaSran De
scribed herein, wseh are alleged 10 ave been loat
Or dsstroyed notice r hsrsoy sysn tha q the dsts
ceracate Of like tenor will BE- Issued, u NO valid Oh
lection should then appear. ~ ~ ..
No. 8o,6s5, for 100 acre', isued under the act oi
March, 1856 In the name Of Susanna Hubbard
widow cf john Hsbbafd, deceased, and granted o.
the 18th day Of June, 1850 g-krtyust 81 1851
No 8116, for l6u acres ued under the act Of s47
to Augustus Ingram, private lf Csptaia Murray q
company, second regiment Of Tennes.tr 'nfaatrS-
No 4eiI5. fori9o acres Issued under the act Of
March, 1865, in The name Of Jacob Gulick aud
granted on the cath day Of January, 1s56-septem.
No s. ,sos, 70, 80 acres, Issued under the act o.,
September, 1850, 10 the naus OF Elisabeth Wells,
widow of Daniel wells, and granted on the 27th day
No; $500 for 1So scres, issued under the net Of
March, 1856, in the name Of Alexander Orne, and
granted on the 18th day of October, isSe-sep'em.
No. Il Sas, for 100 acres iasued under the act Of
March. 1883, In the anne Of AMOS AIthu!, and
granted on the nth day Of August lsS7-October -
No. ss,s9,, for 90 se.ss, under act OF 1877, and
bearing date Nay 9th, lsbo, in iavur Of Michae
Ropp. father Of Samuel nopp, deceased Third indi
ana volunteers. Mexican Wsr-October Is. 1901.
No "a 623, for lS) acres issued under the uct o
March, 1865 in the name OF Jane. Long, and yraptet
on the 8fst day Of March, ls5i-O,tnber 10, 1851.
No "a 667, ior ls0 acres, issued Under the act o
March, 1866. in the name of Thomas Tanner, ant
granted on the sd day e sssk 4 ~ 1851
| Cotfmimfoner
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
F.gitiSe sla*ss sf Unisn Men!
HEADouAsrERs, WssIrRs DEriRfxEsr,
To.... f,, apst

HEADouAxrERs, WESTERN DEriRfxEsT,
". Louis, aug. 10, 1861.
10 Samuel 7. GLouer, Esq! ..H
sIR am instructed by Major General Free
mont, TO say TO you In reference 10 the two
slaves that were taken from certain "Union
men" In the northeastern portion Of the State,
by Colonel Turchin, Of the nineteenth Illinois
volunteers, (thst portion Of the State being
then and now in state Of iusurrection the
slaves having been brought to this city with
the regiment afterwards detained in the Arse
nal, and from thence escaped beyond recovery,
and most Of the circumstances occurring before
bis arrival in this olty) thathe would suggest to
the claimants Of the slaves, that they prove
their claim, and the fair value Of the slaves, az
we'll their own position as open, active friends
of the General Government, having all prop
erly affirmed TO- before some legal authority,
that said documents be transmitted TO him
when he will forward them TO the Government
at Warrington, with bis recommendation that
the claim be paid and be further desires me
TO cay that be cannot consent that this should
be considered as precedent for the settlement
Of similar cases, where the circumstances may
materially differ.
Very respectfully, IN. DAVIS,
Captain and Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
BY''7TELEGRAPH. b.
( Hrosn aA,sxSxdv,e.

AtExasDRlA, August d. 81 Colonel Einstein, Of
the Psnnsylvsnfa toluuteersj has bssn arrested
byg order q General McDowsll4-on charsss,
d An4sss, ,on sAis Sids Of the river are quiet
The largest OonfSdsrsie fofcs between this
oity and Manassas junction y W the vicinity Of
Fairfax Court,H House, There are NO Indications
whatever Of nythins Aiks,s collision between
tho two armies. sSa ,,'i,io oyg'd1 va grtaa-. j
fhs couft.niartisI i in the ease Of Gen. MoCunr
his closed IL IhSSd, add thu preo6sdings
thsrsof have been Sent W ~asAihsson: ,6f,
The condition of our ttroops is good. Bett6!
discipline than heretofore is everywhere ap
parent. There is certtinly an Improvement In
the Eohditl0nlof military sEAirs. ,zFr-,v S--.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
4. OR TINE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and af,er May 10th, 1861, the trains will a.
follow, viz Leave Camden Station, Baltimore
Mail, Except sunday at 8 30 A, M Express daily
ALL PARTS OF Tue WEST, SOUTHWEST
AND NORTliWEST
EOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Batween Baltimore and Piedmont take the A. NJ.
Train; between Piedmont and wheeling take Ac
commodation Trsip leayns Piedmont at ~ N !;
and between Grafton and Parkersourg, take the 10
A. NJ Train from Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
l. 10 p. M. and Frederick ut 80 A. M
more at - aud 8.l6 A NJ. and IS and - p NJ
and llicolt Mills at " and II " A. NJ, and slj
and 6o J. N
For further Information, tickets Of every kind
Nc, apply to j. 7. ENGLAND, agent ut Camden
w. p. SMITH,
Muster OF transportation.
augl9 l. n COLE, Genl Ticket agent.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Contsaband, h" Perha ps. J,

A night or two aimee, box coming to this
oity uia Adams Express, was seized at the
depot by a. guard Of regulars. II was directed
to" A. Maffit, Washington d. O." but An order
arrived before II ,frpfi Baltimore 10 stop It..
The bo& Is one Of those used BY dry goods
dealers, and has an old statlp of Rice, Chase
h Co., Baltimore. II weighs thirty pounds, and
is believed to contain some little " hxins {" cal.
dulated to raise the spirits of the enemy. II IL
coming over the road lately directed rs this
package. It's contents have not yet been ex;
amincd. -,
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Assault and Battery.

Yesterday evening, Officer Ward arrested n
soldier named Hammell, for violently beating
Mr.. J. Kelly, of this city. The facts in the case
are substantially these: Hammell was sitting
outside OF Schnell's restaurant, when Kelly WAS
much intoxicated. Conversation then ensued
hetweea Reilly and Hsminell, and after some
WARM words between them, Kelly said, going
up to Hsmmell In a menacing attitude, "lf !
had xpistol, would shoot you.' H. then struck
above the right eye, cutting large cash and
knocking him down. Hammell was then arrest
cd and taken before Justice Clark, and, after
hearing the facts, the oase was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Miiisary Reviews

yesterday Was d gata LAY among The military
stationed between Georgetown and the Chain
Bridge, 1t being the day appointed by General
Mcclellan for a review and inspection Of the
brigades under Generals Mccall and Smith,
respectively.
At ten o'clock yesterday morning, General,
Mcclellan and STAFF, accompanied by President
Lincoln and several f1etiIbers Of the Cabinet,
reviewing the regiments and battalions under
General McCall's command. The entire COM
mand consists Of nine infantry regiments from
Pennsylvania, two fine battslions Of artillery ,
and squadron Of cavalry. The men all looked
and marched well, and were highly compliment.
'"E tsres M 'ssat 'ess'aaIotcE ii ths afternoon. Genera,
Smiths brigade, cons sting Of the third Yer
mont, the sixth Maine, the thirty!third New
company Of United States cavalry. and one
company Of New York volunteer cavalry, were
drawn up In l:ne on beautiful slope about hall
mile east Of the Chain Bridge.
Shortly aftsr that hour, President Lincoln,
6eoretarius Seward, Chase and Cameron with
Hsnsfa! MtClsilah aid s,sif 6sbBrted by com
pany ID, New York Hussars, made their appear
ance on the field, and were received In the most
enthusiastic manner by tho various regiments
brigade drill, which, by the way, was executed
in . mastery style, the troops were sll formed
in line again, and the Presidential party, fol
lowed BY General Mcclellan and staff, passed
along the line, the various bands attached tc
the regiments performing in fne style rs they
passed al1ng. The scene was q very brilliant
aid imposing one, and Was witnessed by quite
q number Of civilians, who had found their way
to the spot. ~. ..V a's.L... .sg.
General Mcclellan and star were all In fal
uniform, the former mounted on xspirited dsrk
Say horse, and looking the thorough soldier.
The review concluded about five O'Clock wher
the distinguished party returned TO the city
escorted BY the various mounted companies NJ
tached IN the hripade . ... -
The national Republican., 1861-08-22

THO INVENTORY AND p &TENTEEs.
i AUNN CO., proprietors Of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring American and
Foreign IT.
70 TU NJ II -.
VIII SiIiesn Years Experience in The Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon. w d. Bishop. ex- Commissioners Of Patents.
and to m1rs than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pat
ent Agency. =
Psmphlst of advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, Is cents,
mall. T. ....,'rlr.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Patent
Laces, No 81 Park Row, New York; Washington,
corner Of and Seventh Streets opposite the Patent
Once. II - = mar 14e.smif.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
SPRING IND SJMNKR ARRANGEMENE

H'RINE .IND StNHER ARRANUEHA3NI.
On and after TUESDAY, Nay l4th, Passen ra1
ger Trains for Philadelphis will leave Fresi ~
dent street Depot DULY Except Sundays rs follows,
viz:
Express Train at . Is A. n; Way Nail Train at
Gas A. NJ Evening Mail At 45 O'Clock, On sun
DAYS Mt dI5 =. NJ. only. All trains connect with
New York trains except Is r. II. train on os'ar
days.
\ Freight Train, with passenger car atiachs d.
l.aves at +. NJ, stopping At all stations between
Baltimore and Havre de-Grace.
Passengers ior Delaware and the Eastern Shore
of d ar land will find the most expeditions route by
way o! Wilmington.
iTAL Colcrod Persons must give bond before
| entering the cars WM CRAWFORD,
augl6 Agent
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
. UlE d.

On Tuesday morping, goth tpstsnt, after q
brief illness, Mrs. II. S0pHih MITCHELL, be !
loved wife Of George q. B. Mitchell, in the 2j,h
The funeral viii take place al 8 O'Clock this
sthsr.in}s NV Georse TtcSsiI emrnsr y, nsr
Of Ninth and Nsareets, No. 80. The friends
and acquaintAncss of the family are invited 10
attend. ~ SS3N Fu~A fP
On Wednesday, list instant, xflsr short but
painful illness, SANUEL NJ, eldest child of Rev.
VIM: 2. ssdNHy ssus Dunn, " the 9th year
The ificnds xndl acqusintanses Of the. family
sre re6bettipils inyited to attend the funeral
from the Methodist Protestant Church, Navy
Yard, Du Friday afternoon, at four O'clock :
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR THE WEST, riC
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD d,ud NEW FORA
CENTRAL RAILROAD

Express Trains leave New York city depo's Of
Hudson River Railroad daily Sundays excepted, us
follows
From Chambers street From 3ist street st. ton,
At 90 A. NJ. All 25 A. NJ
l1.OO 5PM. li2s " 5?5 T. N
Montreal and Buffalo
Train with sleeping li5 l.. NJ.
Connecting ut Albany with the New York Cen
trail Railroad for Schenectady, Roeh ster, Utica,
Ba ayia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara AVS
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Csnandaie uA.
Trains in conn, ction leave Buffalo and Suspension
eia Lake Shore, Buffalo aud Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, De roi',
Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukie, Fond Du Lac "a
Cro.se, Madison, Prairie Ouch Galena. Dun.ith
Dubuque, Pc ria, Rock Island Muscattne, lowaCity
burlington, Quincy. Springfield, Alton 81 Louis
Cairo, Terre haute indianapolis, Louisville cinSin
nali, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and all points
West, Northwest, and Southwest.
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with Trains at Troy, Win Troy anu
Bosom, and Rens and Saratoga Roads FOR Saraogs
W hiehall, Rutland, Burlington, ST. Albahs. kous
Point, Plattsburgh, 0gdensburgh, Montreal, 40,
40. .
| without change OF Cars, from the Depots In Cham
bers and Canal streets are at all times rs
| as made by ether Railroad Companies The facili
ties of this great New York Route, to the Yves com
mend II to the confidence OF merchants and shipper
! for prCmptness and dSpatch .
Cars, run in connection on the New York Contra
'or pnr,iculars o. to local train fand A eight Al
rnr gercnts inquire nt the depot, 68 Warren sire
A. ! SMITH,
aug2O Superintendent,
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
ssllinx LsasssSr,

! The provost guard yesterday. arrested John
him heiCre Justice Dom, who nnsd him twenty
'9Ja%mss % z. Aston Wiz strlstsd BY the troop.
near the toll-gste on the Seventh street road
Justice Dom for further examinatiOn.,
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
DROPOsALs ron COAL AND WOOD.

DIPARTSEST OF rHI INTERioR,
August Is, 1861.
Scaled proposals will be received 1t this Depait.
meut until u O'Clock NJ, Saturday, the 81et In.
stant for furnishing for the Of this Department
and the different branches thereof
400 tons best White Ash Coal,
80 tons best Red Ash Coal,
100 cords Oak Wood,
II cords best haker's Pine Wood.
The Wood u be delivered at such times, and in
such quantities. ss may be wanted
Bid. for the Coal and Wood will be considered
separstely; and satisfactory arrangements must be
ms dc for the correct measurement OF each
The Department reserves the right TO- order
greater or less quantity as may be required
TIE proposals 10 be addressed to the superintendent
Of the Depa Htmsnt Of the Interior, snd endorsed
Proposals for Coal aud Wood
suRl7-wtA31 IIatelligcncer and Starl
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
70 a r n NI II -

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD A
L little BROWN N ARE-a riding nag n
VS. taken from the stable Of the Postmaster lSE<
General sbouta week ago. She had . scald .A&l.
on her right side from the saddle; . few
white hsirson her forehead thick name and tall aud
her ears Topped . little. Twenty Dolla VIII De
mid for her return to the Postmaster General, on
Penssy ylyanis avenue, opposite the War Department
aug II e.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
FOR THE WESTERN
u RIVERS. ..,.

QUARTtRMAsrER GESERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, June II, 1851
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the Western rivers.
Specifications viii DC immediately prepared, and
may be examined ut the QuartcrInnster's Once at
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Ut this offlce,
Proposals from boat builders and engine budcrs
alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into con
sdcratiOn. NJ. .: MEiGS,
June 10 Quartermaster General United States.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Relea sed.

Yesterday morning, +. Guest, John Kelly
John N. Fraas, Joseph Feils, and Frank Kerr,
portion of the men who were captured on
suspicious vessels on the Potomac by the fotilla,
some weeks since, and have since been con.
fined in Jail, were released by order Of the dis
triot attorney.
Mr.. John Holohan, who was charged with
originating the stampede at the battle of Bull
Run on the 2lst Of July, ard with using treason
able language, WAS released yesterday on tax
ing the oath Of allegiance to the United States
The national Republican., 1861-08-22

NOVEL REGIMENTS - Cdlcicum Sharp Shooters.
Professor Grant, OF New York, Is organizing y
regiment to fight at night by the aid OF his calci-
cum light. He thinks this light can be used In
such manner as will effectually destroy the
masked batteries Of the rebels, by throwing a
brilliant light upon them, and keeping in dark
moss the attacking forces. This idea OF the
professors has satisfied many Of our best army
officers, and they warmly recommend the i'm.
mediate use CT It. A regiment for the trial Of
this experiment is now being formed.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
The C.wpbell laiIisereIs.

We dropped in at odd Fellows Hall last even.
ing, to witness the Performances Of this frst
delighted. They are certainly the bestwe hx, Q
ever had In this city. Seym0r ID ~ big . card
ss.any. other man :, yhile Gaylord'S acting
stamps him among The hrst artists. Our friend
Charlie Dupont, occupies . prooinent position,
would advise all TO 20 and see them.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Glad TO See II.

Wo are hlld 10 see that tho newly apponled
oaicCr stationed at Wizards Hotel Is ondeavor
ing to discharge his duty by keoping the pave
mSnt clear Of the haCkmen, who have fer some
lime mast been allowed to occupy the whole
pavement In front Of the door, much to the
Inconvenience and annoyance of pedestrians
ladies' in particular, who have TO pass that
place,
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
tJnioternsbls.

About three o'clock, yesterday, afternoon,
near the junction of Fourteenth and y streeis,
one o1 ,ns 9ovsln%scs 1 y, osyy horses esSsms
old peach woman's stand, on the corner, mp!
setting the table, and scattering the Juicy
articles In every direction. Tho boys 'tbep
commenced playing sad havoc with thsn, but
by. ~ ~ OF 0 100 1ssr,
The national Republican., 1861-08-22

Tarned Over 20 the Civil Autherities.
The soldier Of the twenty.sixth Pennsy " apia
company few weeks since, while toe regiment
was on It's way to Bladensburg, because he
would not allow him to ride, has been dishonor.
ably discharged frOth the service, and surren
dersd 10 the civil authorities for trial.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
rsM f.ss o6fss sta,nips.

I. Upon inquiry Of the city postmaster. Is learn
not yet been received 10 warrant him 10 nutting
them IL circulation but supply IL daily sx..
pectod, whom publiD notice will 'bo given, after
which six days will te -giyan ip Xhich 70 OK.
change the old issue for the new 0fses. The
stamped envelopes are now ready. ha y,L.n
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.
I'd Advertisers.

Nearly four thousand copies of the Rep,tL
lican are circulated among the floating popula.
tion every day, besides thelarse number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly. !. i. H 90. ..r
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Runaway Caught.

Ohicer Reese, on Tuesday night, arrested q
thirty fourth, regiment, near Rockville, and
brought him to Georgetown, where he left him
in charge of two persons until yesterday morn.
ing; but the officer found that sometime during
the night he managed to escape. The officer
then pursued him and arrested him on the road
TO Rockville and brought him to this city. The
citizens around Rockville, among whom there
are many secessionists, seemed agreeably sur.
the arrest was issued by the War Department.