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The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Tho Cole Robbery Case.

II was stated, In our issue of yeste rday, that
John Logan and Anthony Thomas, both cOlored
men, were on the same day arrested by Rounds
man Reed, on the charge of being concerned
in trading stolen goods with Cole, whose house,
on ghth street, has been found to be u kind
Of depot for stolen property. We learn that
although O61cer Reed took these colored pri
soners before Justice DOnn, who sent Logan tu
Jail and admitted ThO"as to bail for further
hearing. Reed first brought his prisoners be
case Of Cole was before ano. her magistrate,
who had in part investigated 1t, declined
to entertain the charge against the colored
prisoners. suggesting tn the officer that 1t would
be proper that Justice Donn should take the
case. This, as we learn, WAS done in y spirit
Of fairness and courtesy towards u brother
magistrate, and In the hope that, under simi-
lar circumstances, the committing magistrate
would reciprocate the courtesy in his official
capacity.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
ARRIVAL FROM PORT ROYAL.

Ne,o York, November Al The steamship
Baltic has arrived from Port Royal, towins
the gunboat which was injured in her steam
chest in the late action at that place.
The name Of tho gunboat is the Curlew.
There is nothing new from Hllton's Head
Every thing Is in the same condition ~ at the
departure Of the Atlantic.
Purser Allen brought nineteen thousand dol
lars IN Treasury notes, which will be forwarded
to the friends Of soldiers in the Fourth New
Hampshire regiment.
Among the passengers by the Baltic is James
Darragh, u member Of the Ninth South Caro-
lin regiment, who WAS found at Fort Beaure
gard. He has taken the oath of allegiance
and intends going to farming in the North. lie
b I'd been Ave months in the rebel service, an
complains bitterly Of the treatment and food
which tho soldiers of JEFF. Davis receive.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
From Missouri,

Kansas Guy, Nov. 20.--Captain Burchard
with twenty.iVur men Of Jeunison's regiment
attacked Captain Hays with $50 men At his
place of residence to-day, and succeeded In
driving him away, burning hi, house and that
Of another man named Gregg; also, n captain in
the rebel army. Captain Burchard and Lieut.,
Bosiw,ck were slightly wounded. The rebels
had five killed and eight wounded.
JettrsOn Ciiy, Nov. 2O.--The following is a
SPECIAL TO The ST. Louis Democrat:
The old terrors have settled down on the
counties of the Southwest since the retrograde
movement Of our army. aud refugees are be.
ginning to arrive again, driven home by the
fear of being taken prisoners by the rebels,
who are reported to be again advancing.
Mr.. Grandley ,ofthe State Convention, arrived
here last night from Springfield, which place
he left on Friday last. He says n body of 8, 200
ut Gen. Prices cavalry made their appearance
At Sarcnxie, and that ioraging parties follow
up the track Of our receding army, plundering
Union citizens and renewing with impunity
every species of outrage. He passed a train
of emigrant wagons mile lopg, containing
Union refugees. a
Another train Of Atty wagons arrived here
to-day. ~ s.~
Five prisoners were brought In to-day from
Galloway county, the hrst fruits Of an exped-
tnn which WAS sent to that county yesterday
These prisoners are charged with repeated
outragcs on Union men.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From EuPODe.

NeW York, Nov. 2l,-The steamship Asia has
arrived, bringing London dates to the 10th inst
At the Lord Mayors banquet, Minister
Adams toasted Lord Palmerston, who in Il .
course Of his speech. said: " We witness VITA
siiliction the lamentabe differences of our
American cousins, but 1t is not for us to pas
judgment as to the matters in dispute."- He
expressed The hope that there will be speedy
restoration of harmony and peaGA. Regarding
supply of cotton, he said the difficulty was
"nly temporary. In various quarters of the
globe, they were sure TO find an ample supply
which will render US no longer dependent on
the United States.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Deaths Of Soldiers 4.

The following soldiers died yesterday:
Jacob Peaster, company l., First Michigan
cavalry, at Columbian College.
Chas. H. Manner, company N, Fourth Penn.
sylvania cavalry, at the Seminary.
20. A. Moffatt, company c, Nineteenth Indi
ana volunteers, At the Erupuve Fever Hospital
George R0wers, company X, Twenty third
Pennsy lvania volunteers. nj Columbian College
Also, John Ross, II blacksmith in the Quarter.
masters Department, at the Eruptive Fever
Hospital.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
The Canterbury,

new programme is given tonight ut this
most popular place of amusement, including
new tricks by Wray, and his mechanical figures.
Frank Brewer continues to night and tomorrow
night. The house last night WAS perfect jam
numbers were obliged 10 stand.
A matinee, the first of series, Is to be given
tomorrow afternoon, at Two O'Clock, expressly
for families, ladies, and children. The family
afternoon performances of the conductor Of
the Canterbury became immensely popular In
Baltimore last season; thousands Of ladies and
children attended them. The saloons, upon
these occasions, are entirely closed All of the
immense company will appear. 100
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Paradss

A company attached to Colonel Tait's regi.
inent Of District Volunteers, marched from
their sncampment, on Meridian Hill, yesterday
afternoon, aud paraded through our principal
streets. The discipline OF the company is
equal, II not superior to that IT any company
Of regulars now In service. The oficsrs are
Captain J. T. Powell and Lieutenants Fisher
and Venabe.
ton Light Guard, accompanied by lne band
also paraded during the afternoon. This was
the hrst parade of the corps since they were
mustered out Of service, and, from their supe
rior marching, they show that they have not
yet forgotten the lessons learned during the
campaign.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
To Army Officers.
General Orders, No. 5o2.

All commissioned and non commissioned officer
son, or BY proxy, ut head quarters, No. 6O2 Penn
svvania avenue. (up stars) near the Adams pres
Once, and procure copy of Lloyd's Oficisl ropo-
graphical Map of Virginia Price, In sheet, 81; Ia
book form, with linen back, 81
All Of Lloyd's War Map', Wholesale aud retail at
publishes's pricss If.C
Agents wanted JAS WALLACE,
nov 1S-lws Sole Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Fight Among soIdiers-One OF Them se-
I10usiy Injured.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, n
guard OF the TweDty.third Psnnsy lvania rogi
ment, sent out to arrest two men belonging to
the regiment, who had been away from camp
for some time without leave, came upon them
they found them fighting for the possession Of
an Overcoat. Upon one Of the guards ordering
one of the combatants to deliver up the coat
he was answered in u very surly manner, upon
which he raised his musket and dealt the oiner
a very powerful bow on the de Of the head !,
the lock Of the gun striking him on the temple
Telling him instantly to ths ground, and causing
the blood to flow freely from both his temple
and his mouth. The injury inflicted is very
All the parties were then taken back to camp.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Another Murder In the First Ward

Night before last n dance WAS had at the
house of n Mrs. Joyce, on T. street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, in the Hrs,
ward, which was attended by quite number
Of Irishmen employed in the Government sta.
bles near that place. About eleven O'Clock.
John Schooley, one Of the party, was approach.
ed by \ man supposed 10 be Tim Brrsnahan,
who, without any warning, stabbed him in the
left breast, the knife going direct to his heart,
and causing his death almost instantanso us y. .
The first ward police were soon in pursuit Of
the party, and succeeded In arresting three ol
those present. Brosnahan, however, has not
yet been arrested.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Burnside's Portable House.

The first house built On.Mr. Burnside's plan
has been finished, and can be seen to- day at
Mr.. Wise's carpenter shop, No. 346 Il street,
long, and is put together without nails or
screws. From slight observation yesterday
we incline to the opinion that it is a most valu.
able invention. On Saturday, we understand,
of Departments, the army, and citizens, are
invited to call and SEQ this new invention to-day
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Female Employ.e. At IN. Paten. once.

During the winter months from Hfty TO sixty
females are usually employed IN tutting up
seeds for distribution In the spring by the Ag-
labor one dollar per day Of six hours, and al
though they in this time, perform more labor
than many clerks in some of the q her depart
ments, the contest is more spirited for these
places than II IL tor the lhlerkships, some Of
which pay as high rs eight dollars per day. .
Already there are over nine hundred appli.
canls for the fifty or sixty places at the disposal
OF Mr.. Newton. There seems to be more f..
males out OF employment this winter In WASH
ingtOn, than ever before.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Fight ON Seyen,h street.

About six O'Clock last evening, officer Hannan
came upon four soldiers, all members of com.
pany A, Tenth Mas achusetts regiment, at the
corner of Seventh and H streets, all OF whom
were much intoxicated, and engaged in fight
ing. The officer endeavured to arrest several
of the parties, wheR he received violent blow
on tho foot. Nothing daunted, however, he
turned upon his assailant snd administered a
blow which sent him to the ground, and then
turned his attention to securing the others. By
this time, the Provost Guard came up and ar
rested three of the party, ard took them 10 the
central guxrdhouse.-
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Much Need, d Imp ovsment,

Workmen have been engaged for the past
few days In laying q brick pavement diagonally
across the City Hall lot, from the southwest
corner of that building, to the northwest cor
ner of the lot on Fifth and E ,treets. blessings
innumerable'w will be shuwnrei upon the head.
Of our city fathers for tins act, by those who
are obliged 10 travel that way. Preparations
are being made for laying u similar walk on
the east side of the City Hail building.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
The Cry In. sttIi they Come

And all we can hear Ia, War wnr war ;
But, for my part, tired Of the old story OF war
But, oh | Mrs Brown, have you heard the yer,
latest newsf No. Why. SMITH, No I6o Seventh
street, has Just received new stock of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he offers to
knack Of selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he d"es It, do not know But
for my part, can assure you, Mr. Brown, that hs
markably low prices | advise all to call q,
SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh street, OppO.te Post
once, and look at his New Stock and they will be
convinced that what Mrs. Jones said, is 80.
aug 20-8m
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
UNFOUNDED RUMOR,

Baltimore, November 2l.-SecessiOn reports
are circulating this evening that our troops in
Northampton, Virginia, have met with resist.
ance. This is utterly without foundation, rs
there has been no arrival here since early this
morning, which brings news quite to the con-
trary.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
HeIenaed ON Hail.

John II. Kennedy and Edward Hughes, two
soldiers, committed on the 10th utimo to the
county jail for robbing their comrade of his
purm nnae, containing FIVE d liars and some
silver, were yesterday admitted TO. bail and
reles ssd from prison, by Justice Thompson,
the committing magistrate. ., rr r.,
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
From Fortress Monroe.
LATEST FROM HArrERAs INLET.

Fortress Monroe. Nov. ia contraband
from Roanoke Island, Pamlicp Sound, reported
~ Haiteras Inlet, that the rebels there had de.
stroyed their fort, and were about to withdraw
tp tile mai l,ld. ''' n'.' .Is. ..r
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Kings National Circus.

Ella Zoyara, 1.-The sensation equestrienne," )"
draws crowds to witness her graceful AMI beau
tiul riding. She Is II daring dashaway female
and her charms have touched more lhan one
heart that appreciates womanly beauty. The
other performers -Madames Marie, Gardiner.
Madlle. EOise, Messrs. Whitaker, Gardiner,
F. A. Jones', william Kinoade, George Archer,
and James Ward, are unremitting in their ex.
ertions to please a liberal public. On Monday,
william -, a celebrated clown, and n clever
singer, will appear.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
HERMANN.

Hermann will make his last appearance but
one, in this city to night. The occasion will be
one of unusual interest, as II great portion of
the house has been engaged by the Diplomatic
Corps, who will be present, including the Prince
de Joinvle, the Count de Paris, and the Duke
de Chartres. Altogether the audience to night
will be the most brilliant and fashionable ever
cOngregated within the walls of our Theatre.
Our readers must not forget that this will posi-
lively be the last night but one, as Hermann
leaves for Philadelphia on Sunday. Do not fail
to see him before he leaves.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
AlsnOsl u Fire.

About eight O'Clock, last evening, hre was
discovered in Pages saw mill, at the corner ot
seventh street and the canal, but before 1t had
ATTAINED much headway. the members Of the
Perseverance Fire Company, assisted by II
number Of citizens, succeeded in suprrcssing
the flames. The fire Is believed to have caughi
from defective furnace in the building. The
damage done was slight.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Another Arrest.

OflcerJ. F. King who has been employed Ia
arresting the parties charged with the homi
eide Of Lieutenant Colonel Gerber, returned to
the city night before last, having in his charge
ayoung man namei RICHARD Ezsey, who was
arrested in Philadelphia upon u dispatch sent
to the detective p"lice there Upon being taken
before Justice Donn, he was fully committed
for trial al court. '''.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Plenty OF Coal Comtns,

The managers Of the Baltimore and Wash.
ipgton branch railroad are hurrying on coal as
rapidly as possible, and in few weeks time
coal will be rs plenty here MS when the river
was open to the passage of vessels. Yesterday
workmen were busily engaged in unloading coal
cars which had just arrived. Wonder II, as tho
article becomes more plenty, and the stock on
hand increases, prices will decline?
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Charge OF Passing Coun,erfs,, Money.

James wilson Was arrested by Patrulman
Hannah, night before last, on the charge OF
passing II counterfeit Ave dollar note upon Mr..
Rollins. The prisoner denies having any
know edge that the money was counterfeit he
having borri we'd It from friend while playing
= game Of "poker." He WAS committed to jail,
for further hearing. by Justlce Dom.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
PersOnal

Senator Hale has takena house on Capitol
Hill fDr the winter.
Senator Rice has changed his residence from
Minnesota Row to the centre house, Blagden's
Row, Indiana avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Funeral,

company of the Fourteenth (BrOOklyn)
regiment marched from their camp over tn
river to The depot yesterday afternoon, escort.
ing to the cars the remains of two of their com
rades, killed on picket duty in tho skirmish the
other night.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
M arrfed In ChurSh.

Yesterday morning a large and fashionable
gathering were present at st. Aloysius Church,
t. witness the ceremony of uniting Miss T. Kate
Duffy and George W. Harvey in the silken ties
of matrimony. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Mcguire.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News f. ON the South.
THE REcErrros OF rHE NEWS OF THE CAPTURE

OF sLIDELL AND MASON AT NORFOLK. q.
NetU Yo,k, Nov. 2O--A special dispatch to the
Tribune, dated Fortress Monroe, yesterday, says
that Lieut. Warden states that the intelllg nee
OF tho arrest of Mason and slidell had caused
great excitement among the rebels at Norfolk,
with some rejoicing at the prospect OF re'alia-
ton by England. 1'7,TT-
The two regiments from Georgia and South
Carolina had abandoned their position ~ n ian-
oSe Island, Pamlico Sound, blown up their bat.
tery and gnnn home.
The rebel Congress met at Richmond, on the
18th, without n quorum. 80 -
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
MARRIED.,

At the Assembly's Church, on the 2lst inst,
by the Rev. Andrew G. Carothers, Lieut.. JouN
F. SAITH, of the California Brigade, TO MISS
MARGARET J. CoLCLAzER, daughter of F. W.
Colclazer, Esq, of this city.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
BY. c. Mcguire q CO., Aue'ion.er..
E.FcELLENT HOUSEHOLD TRNnURE At AUC.
TON

E.rcELLENT HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE At AUC.
TON
On SATURDAY MORNING, November q, com.
mcnciDg at 10 O'Clock we shalt sell In front OF the
AZ cton rooms, a targe collection of hn- household
furniture and effects Of gentleman dscaing house.
ke- ping, embracing
Walnut Hairclo,h ofas
Do do Reception and Arm Chairs
Marble top Centre end side Tables
Walnut Route and Ttte-a tefe tables
LouDging Chairs, Foot Cushions
Walnut Marble top Burc aus and Wa hstands
Wall W and Mahogany W 8rdrobes and Bedsteads
Painted Buresus and Washstands, Toilet Sets
Zane seat, hamber and Reception ChaiIs
Do Rocker, Cottsge suite
Hair Mattresses, +, bthtr Beds
Feather Bo. sters and Pillows, Shuck Mattresses
Cottage Belstesds, Maple post Bedsteads
NJ hog any SidebOsrd and Extension Tables
China, Glas, and CTockery, Cutlery, &C
White Granite Dinnrr Set
Plated Ice Pitcher, Castor, Chatting Dishes
Bohemian Glass Finger Bow 8, Decanters, kc.
Wine Gisss.s, Jelly Glasses etc. " ID
Brussels, InSrain, and Venitisn Carpets
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpao oes, Quilts
! Revolving Office Cbsir-
Together with . complete assortment Of Kitchen
requisites.
WILL BK ADpED-
l Nay Curriags Horse
Leather Top Buggy and Harness
A number of Parlor, Chamber, aud Cooking
Stoves
Brussels Three ply, and Ingram Carpets &c %c
JC. MCGUIRE co.
nov lid Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.
To AdvsreAssrs.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the Repub.
Ncan are circulated among the floating popu,s.
tion every day, besides thslarge number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers ,vill take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
RY }. Q. MCGUIRE q co., Auotion.ers
SALE OF FINE FURs nv FRANKLIN HILL

On FRIDAY MORNING, November a. com
mcneil at 10 . clock we shall sell In the Franklin
uall. ts.coud floor o, 'he bull ing corner Ninth
anh ID strees, small collection of Fine Furs eta
bracing- rf... Ir..
\ Ca les, Victorines, Muas and Cuffs OF Mink Sable
Siberian Squirrel, and other varieties.
......u. ALSO,
A splendid assortment OF Childreus' Furs In great
variety '' .Ia.H.
Together with Gems Fur Collars, Gloves, aud
Caps, sc ....,....,,,...
JAS. q. Moo UIRE h GO,
nov ol-W [Starl Auctioneers |
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
AMUSEM ENTS.
m ENTH STREET BAPrIs CHUsCB.
l. Bet. Il and r streets within one 90 Of Pa av.
MISS CARLO TIA PATTI

IT ENTH sTREET BAP FIST CHUaCB,
l. Bet. Il and streets, within one 20. of Pa av.
MISS CARLO TIA PATTI.
The Public are respectfully Informed that
MISS CARLDTTA PATTI,
the celebrated Cantstrice, whose great success in
.ne dtmiss Of muiio IN New York, Philadelphia,
ana Boston has placed hur In the front rank Of liy
ing concert singers will giynhef
SECOND AND POS ktBLY LAST
Grand Operatic Concert
On 7IfURSDAY z EVENING, NOE 2lsL
at the building formerly known as
THE TENTH sTEERT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Beipcen Rdnd FHs svi'hn one sYasre n Penn. apaus,
The following celebrated arti.t- will appear:
Nils PATTI M'me sTRaKUsfH,
Sig sCOLa, 81. CENTIdERI,
HENRY sANDERSON, r sCHREINER.
PROGRAMAE-Part /. ...
|. Duet, Bell ario--Sig. Scels l. Sig Centimeri.
8. taDtisia fraviata. Verdi by 4, ,Sanderson.
! bolero, hicilian yespers, Yerdi-niss o. Patti.
O. Duetto Norma-Miss Patti and N mo Strs korch.
solo riiuo. Dallo In Masche era-H Sabderson
l. Caystina--Barber of sevila sig. CentemeIi.
s. Within mile Of Edintoro--M me Strakosch.
o. Soldiers Fsrew eil--Sig Centimeri
TO- Rondo-Sounsmbula, Bellini-Miss c. Patti.
II. Fantasia on American Ais, perfoi med on the
Organ BY Theodore Schreiner
l2 Quartette from Martha, Flotow-Miss Patti
Nine Strakosch, Sig. Seola, and Centemeri.
H. Fantasia Zampa-H Sanderson.
IT, star sPans'esl Bn ner-by the entire com.
pany.
Admission ns1................G 81 Gallery so cents.
Refrrvsd seats dfty cents extra '
Seats 1na, lie ,ecured aud tickets obtained at the
Music 3 ore Of Mr, netzeIot, commencing. this
Doors open at O'Clock Couc'rtts Commence at s
nov 70.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22

Another sale of condemned Government
horses was had at the corral near the Observa-
tory on Wednesday. About 100 horses were
sid at prices ranging from Is cents to $50, the
average price obtained being about <ls.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
DERsoNAL.-siv son. c,.r.,c. A

pEnsoNAL.-My son, Clarence August
u Winders, has strayed away from his hun :. In
washington, ei1oe November eth He is eleven
years OF ags light compile xion, slightly freckled
spei ks DO Eng ish and German and Is musician
Any Information, stating where he may be 10 und
win be thankfully received at the fice of the Na
hondl Republican. JOHN w wINDEKS
nov H-lw Fife Major, gffth Wus Reg. Vol.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Circuit Court

The court met yesterday morning, but ad.
The death Of the mother Of one OF the Jurors.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22

Ia selling original cdries de uisite photographs
of Generals Soott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fre-
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, aud is con.
sidered the best In existence. Soc our photo
grabs In oil and water colors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention nf military men
is called to our full length etterty es, for send
ing by mail. nov l3-lnif
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Dl

On the 2lst instant MAGGIE, youngest daugh.
Ter or Col. W. W. and Margaret McNulty, of
West MiddetoWn, Washington county, Pa.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
pY J. c. MCGUIRE & co., Auc ctionser..

RY J. c. MCGUIRE. & CO., A"ctionser..
Old FAMILY PLATs FIR SALE, Ar AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 2sth Of November, instan;,
the following valuable Old Family Plate will be
offered foc sale at public suction, at the Auction
Rooms OF MessTs G. Mcclure Co, ut half pnst
to'clock 2. NJ tO pay note At the Bank Of the
Metropolis, for which the came was specifically
pledged by harIss Lee Jones, Esq viz
One axe Basket
lea Kettle AM Stand and Lamp
Large Coffee Pot
Large Coffee Pot, chased
Tea rot
CastOrs
Two Sauce Boats
Cream Ever
1--WE Sugar Dishes
-Four Salt Cellars
Pair Silver Waters
Slop Bowl
With soms other smaller articles
Terms Of sale are o. Oh Oh delivery.
JAS. .. hsG uIkE 4 co,
nov 2l-eoSSs Auction Lsers
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Produce. Ma kel OF washington.

Reported by Messrs. Clark & Blocher ,oholesale
Produce aud Commission Merchants, No AT
iSeUe,dh street. Suffers supplied oith uA kinds
of produce, at ,oLOesale rdtes
The national Republican., 1861-11-22
Al General Hospital, Alexandria, Nov. Is.

TNo MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, PROBES
i siOnal Gentieme aud differs.
The undersigned prepared to print Speeches,
Briefs, Pamphlets, Reports, or any description of
Book work, and solicits orders.
W. q SCAMMELL co,
Ofice corner Indiana avenue
nov 2i-tf and Second street. third hoor.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22

Al Generl Hospital. Union Hotel. corner Of
Bridge and Washington streets, Gsorgsto,o,,,
NOu is.
The national Republican., 1861-11-22

The United States District court will meet in
this city on Monday next.