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The national Republican., 1861-09-05
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The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Attempt at swIndIing.

Yesterday afternoon, a German named John
Kelf, came into Justice Johnson's office, and
asked him how he was to get possession of his
baggage, which he alleged was improperly de-
tained at McMickle's Hotel for debt, and to sub.
stantiate his state ment, he exhibited Il bill and
receipt for his board. OIicer King was sent to
the hotel to get information of the affair, and
the employees of the hotel were brought TO the
Office. Mr.. McMickle's statement was that
Kelf came to the hotel with three vivandieres
and took board for four days, at the end Of
which time, be asked for his bill, which was
mHde out and receipted. He topk the bill of
with him, promising to return and pay it.. In.
stead of doing so, however, he undertook by
using the receipt in tho manner named to get
possession of the baggage of himself and the
vivandieres. Kelf, after finding that he had go,
himself in u scrape, begged hard to be roiased
and Mr.. McMickle not likely to prosecute the
case, the accused was released after having
had the law on the subject read to him, and
being warned against repetition of the ex.
pertinent by the Justice. OF course Mr.. Nc.
Mickle will hold on to the baggage now until
the bill ia maid.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
n II . r o s A L. 4 .
NAVY DiPARrNgSr

NAVY DlPAIrNESr,
bureau Y Yards and Docks,
SptemLer 4, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separated,
endorsed Proposals for Glass No. (name the cass)
for the navy yard at (name the yard" ~ will be re-
ceved at this Office until the I'd day Of Octo
Der next for furnishing and riverng at the several
navy yards named the materials and articles EN-.
braced In printed schedules which will be fu nished
on application and sent by mail IL so requ, sted, to
persons dtsrng to offer 10 contract for any or all OF
the classes named therein by the commandants Of the
several navy yards, for the classts for the yards
under their command, or by The navy agent st
thereto or by the bureau for any or all the yards
10 prevent confusion and mistakes in scaling TIE offers,
hid w h rececef pch contains classes for more dn one
yardin enreopc; and each individual OF firm must
sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly no.
titled that their offers must be In the form he
prescribed and be msitd In time to reach heir des
tination before ,hs time expires for wing them
no I'D ciH bs considered uhich shall BE- receed after N,
period a1ed and dll,udnc. ufH be made for failures q
The RiEu
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed bidders requested TO endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw o line un
der the endorsement, thus:
Proposals for Class No (name he class for he Wary
Pdrd al (ndme he ydrd')
To the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Do. ks,
Wathngton, d G.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
ttabcns cortius Cascs.

There were two habeds corpus cases heard
before Judge Merrick, of the Circuit Court,
yesterday morning. The first was that of Geo.
W. Jackson, who was returned TO Jail at the
last term Of the Criminal Court, the indictment,
which charged him with stealing several flower
pots from John Douglas, not being drawn up in
proper form. The plea set up by his counsel,
Mr.. McNew, was, hat having been tried once
and acquitted by the jury, he could not be re-
the same offence. The court, after hearing the
argument, remsnded the prisoner back to jail
The other case was that Of VIM. Northern
who was tried and convicted at Richmond
some time since, of opening and robbing let
ters, and sentenced to ten years. Imprisonment
in the penitentiary here. The prisoner prayet
for his release on the ground that no authority
for his detention can now be found. 1t seems
that the present Warden is unable to find, ir
the Office of the prison, any papers whatever
bearing on this case 1t was postponed unit
Saturday, to give the District Attorney an op
portunity to prepare testimony for the United
States. -,
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
BY TELEG GRAPH
Rebel Troops DESERVING,

New YORK, September 4.-The gunboat Wy.
andott has arrived here frem Fort Pickens on
23d ult., and reports that the rebel troops are
deserving in large numbers, and are going home.
The health of our troops is good.
The Colorado was at Fort Pickens and the
santee, Keystone State, and Crusader, we're at
Key West OH the 2Sth ult
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Kentucky,

TRANSPORT, September 3.-There was moth
ing Of Importance transacted in the House to-
day.
Judge Robinson, Of Scott county, WAS ell cted
President pro lem of the Senate.
Gov. Magohin has privately declared to scvc'
raj members ofthe Legislature his determina
tion to sustain tho action of the Legislature
whatever it may be, to the extent OF his power
1t is understood in Frankfort that Governor
Nagotiin refuses to play into the hands of rabid
secessiOnists. That he has had II quarrel with
breaking up Of the United States camps in
Garrard county, and declares that he will sub
NIT to the will OF the majority Of the people Ct
Kentucky Ms may be expressed through the
Legislature.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
The Rebel Force in Virginia

has just arrived in this city from Richmond, in
forms the Journal that he was captured at Mat
thias Point, on his was North, and returned fol
trial to Richmond.
lie reports that the numbers of rebel troops
in Virginia are greatly exaggerated in the Nortl
and at Richmond.
The actual numbers will not reach 10000 il
the State, many Of whom are down with sick
ness, in substance corroborating the statemen
of the Southern papers that fully fifty per cent
of tho hghting force are in the hospital. He
further says that on Saturday last Davis WA
very i'll, and little hopes were entertained of hi
recovery. At his trial at Richmond he prove'
that he was an English subject and was re
based.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
A Bogus ORcer.

Ayoung man who was dressed in an old uni
form coat on which were the shoulder.straps
of lieutenant was arrested yesterday morn
ing by the provost guard on the charge of stop
ping Mr.. James A. McDevitt on the Island the
prev ious evening, as he was seeing two young
ladies home. He gave his name as Charles
Temple, and st tod that he was an Englishmar
by birth. He exhibited n pass purporting Il
be from Gen. Porter, the provost marshal. Thi
evidence of Mr.. McDevitt was corroborated by
Captain Seller, of the brig Perry, who saw tt
the safety of the ladies' while Mr.. Med. wen
for the guard. He could not give an accoun
of his appearing In uniform, but stated that hi
was employed by General Porter, who had dc
tailed him for special duty at the Seventh stree
Porter's office to see If 1t was not forgery
and committed the would be officer to Jail for 1
further examination.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05

Another seizure of the Daily Ne,rS was effect.
ed at Jersey City yesterday. They were done
up in small packages, for different parts Ken
lucky.
AN ACTOl NJ SQUARED. The Federal forces
took exactly the same number OF cannon at
Hstteras last week that the rebels captured at
Bull Run.
PAY FOR HOSPITAL NuRsEs.--It is decided
that, hereafter female nurses connected with
the army are to receive forty cents day and
one ration.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
J EONARD SCOTT ~ CO.'S
II REpRiNT or TRE
BRITISH ke.Ni-4W =
8lACKWCOD'S MAGkGT',ssii :; !;

Leonard Scott II Co. New York coEtiru 70 ,,..'
lish the following leading BRUSH rvrioncn j.,
!. lhe London Quarter y, & q. scN ar
,. ] he Edinburgh Review. (WhigJ
.. The North Ii.ir Review, f.,r LuI'&
!. The Westminster hrNicw = il.i..
s. Blackwood's dinbUrgh NJ gaLLsy. I,E.
These Periodicals ably represent H. lI!.- .I.2
poll ical parties vi Gr,H: Briam-W l..- yrI 9. "
II hadical-but politics forms only one i, uru J. u..
character AS Organs of the mos; lIu.ou lvu g..
on Sciencc Literature, Morali y. Il. d /: '.', p
stand, as they evyr have stood. EHr!, ..,l IA
world of letters being considered i Gi-LeL..J
the scholar and the professional man. "lilo ..."
teLgent reader oi every CAS- they taI.l u . b.. e.
correct and satisfactory recOru ui h ,IT.,L, ..-.=
turc OF the day, throughout tie word ilm0. - d
possibly obtained from any other sVjuCc
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Col, Dehena Dismissed,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Col. Dehena, of the Indi.
ana Legion, has bcen court martaed on the
charge of conduct unbecoming to an officer and
n gentleman, and has been sentenced to be dis
missed from the service Of the United States.
The court was presided over by Gen. Pope,
and the finding vas approved by Gen. Fremont.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Removed.

The primary school, kept by Miss N. +.
lem Church on Capitol Hill, has been removed
to Duff Green's row. The removal was made
on account of the room being too damp for the
scholars, and that the boys in the neigbborhood
were continually b eaking in the room and
destroying the books and furniture.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
An Arrival nom Fortress Monroe.

The steamer Baltimore, Captain Mitchell, ar.
rived at the navy yard yesterday morning from
Fortress Monroe, having left there the evening
before. There Is very little news worth no.
ting.
A flag Of truce came up just before tho Balti.
In coming up the. bay, about thirty iniles this
side of ofNewport.News, Captain Mitchell picked
up four contrabands, the property of COnfeder.
ate officers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Arrival of Another Prize,

The propeller Reliance, Lieut.. Mygatt com.
manding, arrived at the navy yard yesterday
morning; having in tow the schooner Admit.
tance, of Baltimore, being laden with tobacco
which was captured last Wednesday below
Port Tobacco by the steamer Yankee. At the
time Of her capture she had on board number
CT passengers, who are still held as prisoners
The schooner now lies out in the channel under
guard Of marines, her cargo Of tobacco, in
hogsheads, being covered with canvass.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
ID RO sP ECTUs OF THE EELl&LS
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

lie undersigned commit ced, in The month Of
December last. the publication, in thus city. oi -
weekly Newspaper, called the NdlIadl EsJ uIil1H
Ii is printed on q large shge- twr. ~ yr
10, inches and Is iurnishld IL the low pr q
It will contain all the original matter oC the a#l
MAJ nal Republican, With he exc iJn Of ocn ne,ys
not interesting TO- country subsc iOcr
II viii give full report o: the 100 .ri ~ ,r ON
yr,ss, and OF the other departm La Ul the i,.ty ~
Government
| 1t will contain all the news f;he ,lpy.t tg.ia,o.
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miscellaneous department viii i've spsGul pu j.
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Washin. ton being row the Central =, IL, ia"
current military operations, great at: pn iJu WI
paid to furnishing the readrrs Ul til va I'D.
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President.
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upon Republican principles wi eNplot" tn, nnJrcp
rtseptations which have made these principle.
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The national Republican., 1861-09-05
A scrimmsge ON seventh street.

Quite An excitement was created in front Of
the store of II well known clother on Seventh
street, II few days since, originating in II dispute
about coat, during which citizen used offen
sive language to the dealer, ending in tho for
mer being elected from the store As the cit
over the head with an iron cane, when the
dealer immediately wrenched the cane from
him, and administered II few pretty severe
blows over the head and shoulders Of the at
taoking party, knocking him down. The par
ties were then separated.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
T EAVE PHILADELPUIs
L. FOR SEW rE 4.

The Camden and Amboy Al rdt1'"'i ~. go
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At q Nj, via Gsmd, ~rd 'er,,y it,, e,
Accommodation
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(western kxpress)
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uny amount beyond ole Luno',t u.,'a,. N..I'
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The national Republican., 1861-09-05

into contract for the supplies specified vihn fifteen
days from the date Of notice from the burc N Of thc
acceptance of their bid, co tract VIII lie m idevrib
some other person or persons and 'he gud ant y. of
such d.iauing bidders will BE- held ~ %. sib, lur
all delir quencies.
All offers not made In aJid C6ntO, nifty with this cd
yertisenent will at the option o! the buIeu Le re
jected
Those only whose offers may he sccsrt'd will Le
ro'ia and contracts " III be ready ior eX, ,cuuUu
soon thereafter as may be practicable.
sept b-AwlaU
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Form # offer.

(Here the date OF ofer)
|, (here insert the name or names composing the
trm) of name the town In the State Of name the
State hereby offer TO furnish under your advertise
ment dated (date of adv, rtisement and subject 10
all the requirements Of the same, and Of the print
schedule TO which refers, all the articles embraced
In Clas No (nsme the class ior the navy yard at
(name the yard,) according to said schedule, viz:
here paste on the printed class from the schs 1ui
and opposite each article ret the price and carry out
the amount In the columns for dollars and cents and
foot the aggregate amodnt ofthe bid for the clas
amounting to here write the amount in words)
propose 81 my agent here name the agent, IL one
is required by the schedule for the supply under
the classes miscellaneous, by non res ident Of the
place Of delivery and should my offer be accepted
request the contract may be PREPARED seat to the
navy agent at name the agency for signstures and
certificate
tIfere the bidder and each
member Of the firm TO sign \
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Returnes1.

Mr.. Samuel Phillips, one of the deputy mar
shals, returned to Washington from Paris yes
terday morning, with the four children-two
bsys and two girls-of s. G. Barney, ex.lieuten.
orphans court. 1t is now probable that this
case, which has occupied the attention of the
court for Il considerable length of time, will
come to Il speedy clt SO.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
The Provost Guard.

The provost guard still continue as vigilant
as OF er in the discharge of their onerous duties
and many delinquents are being constantly
hauled up to the captains Office and made to
SETTLE" Within a day or two past the cases OF
the following persons, arrested BY the provost
guard, have been disposed Of by Justice Dom
Thomas Mason, charged with an assault upor
Mrs. Shugro, was held to bail for court. Lemon
Lough, for being riotous and disorderly, was
held to security for peace. Augustus Cook
charged with selling liquor to soldiers, has hat
his case ruled for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF T.fLUABLE LNPROVED
PROPERTY AT WEBSTER CITY, IOW.i.

PROPERTY AT WEBSTER CITY, IOW.i.
BY virtue of q deed of trust dated December %,
1860 and ded 10 book one Of mortgages page
800, one Of the land records for Webster City Ham
toa county, Iowa. the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder at the Auction
Room No 81 ennsylvans avenue, on Saturday
ths tn day Of September, 1861, at 4 O'Clock =. NJ
all those pieces parcels Of ground 81 uate and lying
In said Webster City. and known and described as
being lots seven 90 aud eight (s) In block five (b)
of Young's additions to Webster City, Hamilton
county, Iowa, ard the improvements thereon, con
sistng Of substantial etone structure or brewery
being the same property offered for sa e by me on
the i7h of August, instant and the purchaser there
of no having comI lied with the terms Of sale 1t will
be rcsold above, at the risk and cost of said de
faulting purchaser.
Terms One half cash ayable on the spot at the
sale, or the property will be offered anew, and the
balance In negotiable notes apI roved by the trustee
at four and six months date, with interest.
An abstract Of the title can be seen at the Auction
Room.
Unless the cash payment Il made on the spot, at
the sale, and the terms fully complied with, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell Immediately at
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purch uer. Wash
ington, D. c., Aug. Esd, 1851.
s. COLE, Trustee.
WALL 4 BARNARD,
aug 24-td Auctioneere
The national Republican., 1861-09-05

Assault and Battery.

Russell Henson, dressed in the uniform of a
soldier, was arrested by the provost guard last
night on the Mall, near Twelfth street bridge
in the act of assaulting man, named Charles
Hays. he stopped Hays, and asked for ten
cents, which was efused when Henson knocke ed
him down. Hays Immediately got up, but Hen
son seized him again, and thrust his hands IN
his pockets, in which position the guard caugh,
him. This morning he was taken before Justice
Dom, who hold him to bail to appear at court
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Sent Back.

John Gross, who was arrested about three
weeks ago for robbims jewelry store in Beth.
lehem, Pa, of a large amount, but made his
escape from the officers while being conveyed
to Philadelphia, by jumping from the cars, was
arrested day before yesterday by Officers LA.
mon and Bartholomew, Philadelphia detectives,
at a camp near Georgetown. He was taken
back to Philadelphia yesterday.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Released.

A. +. l.. Reese, of this city, Smith Suit, and
Dare and Magruder, Of Bladensburg, and John
W. Mankins, of Georgetown. who were arrested
about week since by order of the Government,
and confined In the prison at the corner of the
avenue and Thirteenth street, were released
yesterday afternoon, after the charges against
them had boen Investigated. The released
prisoners speak in the highest terms of the
officers and men in charge of the prison, who
did everything in their power for their com.
fort
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Reported Killed.

A servant belonging to Craven Ashford, of
Fairfax county, Va, came into one of our
camps day or two since, and reported that his
master was killed in a picket skirmish about n
week since. Ashford was well known In this
city, having some years ago served AS magis
tratc In tho seventh ward.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Accident.

A day or two since Samuel McNamce. Il lad
about ten years OF age, II son of G. McNamec,
ESQ. of the clerks office, City Hall had Il thumb
and finger blown off by the accidental discharge
If pistol with which he was playing. The
frequency with which such accidents as these
are occurring of late should serve rs warning
to those in the habit of handling firearms care
lessly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Transfer Of Prisoners,

New YORK, Sept 4.-The Confederte prison
ers who were captured at the taking of the
forts at Hatteras Inlet, were transferred from
the steam frigate Minnesota to Fort Columbus,
New York, this morning.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
Held TO Bail.

Charles Pearson, charged with an assault with
AN axe on John Mcleod, II few nights ago, had
a hearing night before last before Justice Dom,
by whom he was held to bail for court in the
sum OF $26S.
The national Republican., 1861-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly four thousand copies Of the Repud.
licdn are circulated among the floating popua.
ton every day besides thelarse number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.