The national Republican., 1861-07-11

SCHOOL EXAMINATf0Ns.-Ihe male depart |
ment of the second district school is to be or.
amined at o'clock to-day, and the female de.
partment Of the same district will be examined
at the same hour tomorrow.
The LEvEE.-The levee at the Presidents
mansion, on Tuesday evening, was very largely
attended, notwithstanding the rain. A large
number Of members of both Houses Of Con.
gress were present, as we'll as many foreign
ministers.
NAVY YARD MArTERs.-Everything contin.
ues very active at the navy yard, the work on
the ordnance being still continued day and
night.
The steamer Mount Vernon left for Fortress
Monroe yesterday afternoon, with about fifty
tons Of fixed ammunition of all kinds.
The gun-boat Yankee has also left the navy
yard, for the purpose, as is supposed, of joining
the blockading squadron in Chesapeake bay.
PRESENTATION OF GUIDE CoLoRs-Company
E, Light Infantry battalion, (Zousves,) will be
morning at eleven o'clock, at the residence Of
Mr.. Powell, corner of NewlYork avenue and
Second street, by the ladies of the city. The
ceremony was to have been performed yester.
day afternoon, but owing to the storm prevail.
ing at the time, was postponed to this morning.
SUPPOSED SPIES ARRrsrrD.-About six
o'clock yesterday afternoon, some of the mem.
bers of the first Maine and New York ninth
regiments stopped a carriage containing sew.
eral persons who excited their suspicious, and
arrested the passengers, consisting Of four or
FIVE men. One Of the crowd had in his DOS
session a secession flag. and the papers found
on them seem to indicate that they are not Of
the right stripe. They will be held in Gus.
tody until they can prove their loyalty to the
Government.
SrEALINe.-Patrick Degan was arrested yes.
tsrdsy afternoon, by Officer Yeatmsn, on the
charge Of stealing cap and attempting to
make off with coat from the clothing store Of
Mr.. Barr, on Seventh street. He was taken
before Justice Clark, who will examine the case
this morning.
DEsERTERs ARREsrED.-Andrew Conklin,
Thomas Burk, Jabez Mason, Peter Delamont
and Walter Huddleston, were arrested on Tues
day and committed to jail on the order Of Gen
Mansfield, charged with being deserters from
the Fire Zouave regiment.
TIE GARlBALDIANs.-The revolving Carl
baldisns, who are confined in the Treasur,
Building, have not yet been released. W,
learn that a court.martial will shortly be con
vened to try them on the charges pending
against them.
CENTRAL GuARDHousE-Before Justice j. Il
Clark.-Thomas McQuilan, a soldier, charged
with threatening to burn Mrs. Whitney's board
ing house, was sent to jail.
Henry Irving, sleeping in the market, an'
the workhouse for sixty days.
Michael Long, for selling liquor withou
: license, was fined twenty dollars and costs.
Andrew Byrne, carrying concealed weapon
!; paid fine and costs.
ARRESTED AND RELEAsED.-Ye Yesterday morl
p; ing, Mr.. George G. Gather was arrested at tn
!. St. Charles Hotel on the charge of being sp
and committed to Jail by Justice Dom. Frol
Lamb, it appeared that Mr.. Gather is a fri
, Union man, who has but recently returne
!, from Richmond, where he was arrested by ii
4 Confederates. These facts we're immediate
!. made known to Gen. Mansfield, who ordere
q his release.
P CRIMINAL CouRr.-The court was not
session yesterday, it having adjourned over fro
!, Tuesday until Friday.
G CoNDITIoN OF THE WOUNDED RHODE ISLAM
| EhSs-CuWdEu II. cTtcmbH, VI tu6 bNCUI
d Rhode Island battery, who was so severely i
Of jured, by the explosion day before yesterda
still lies in q very precarous condition. Fl
3, right leg will have to be amputated.
8 Privates Thornley, and Weeks, the 9th
" wounded men, are rapidly improving, and W
~ probably be on duty again very soon.
~ I9r Subscribers who do not file their pape
in and have copies of the Republican of Janua
. 8, mo. 35,) and April %, mo. 1885, will &C
fer favor on us, by sending them to this Off
nt WHITEHuRsT, No. 434 Pennsylvania aven,
p has corps of artists engaged in taking vie
50 Of camp scenery, groups Of officers, soldiers,
% Call and leave your orders. See his cart
on on visite photographs, for sending in letters.
Nc june 20-lmeo*
y vs@ N0T1CE.--Company X, National Guard, D.
OF W. will meet ut their ArmOry corner Of Pom,
be vania and Second street. THURSDAY EVENT.
the l1th instant O'Clock COmDlote lOr arati