The national Republican., 1861-05-06
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NoTIcE.--Persons residing in the seventh
ward ~iil hereafter pay their subscriptions TO
Mr.. James Il. Given, who is our authorized
agent for ihat ward.
Ef5y> Our Georgetown subscribers will hcreaf-
ter e str5ed regularly with the paper, by 2.
Hunt, who is our authorized agent, and to him
oil subscriptions will hereafter be paid.
ARRIVAL OF THE TWENTY EIGHTH REGIMENT.
The steamer Star of the South arrived ut the
Arsenal wharf about three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, having on board the twenty eighth
(BrCoklyn) regiment. They Immediately pro.
ceeded to dsembark, and about six o'clock
took up their line Of march for their quarters,
but were disappointed in finding that no pro.
vision had been made for them. On arriving
on the avenue, they were conducted to house
opposite the National Hotel, and port on of
them managed to get themselves in, but large
number were compelled to stand on the pave
ment for some hours, until quarters were hunted
up in the neighborhood.
The regiment is composed mostly Of young
and vigorous men, who are anxious to be called
into active service. In the absence Of Colonel
Bennett who was obliged to remain at home
OIL account Oh SlfhUtSS, Lieut.. SDl. Il. DuTIS Is
in command. The other officers are Acting
Lieut.. Col W. r. Brewster; Adjutaut, D. A.
Bookee; Surgeon, p. Is. Rice; Surgeons Mats,
Drs. Rappold and Prentice; Captain of Engi,
neer Corps, Won Kumcke; Quartermnster, T.
S'cigeir; Assistant QNar;ermastnr, G. Menseh I;
Acting Paymusrer. W. Mavele; Chaplain,
Mr. Z,pf. They number about six hundred
men, divided into ten companies, commanded
by Captains Brewer, Baker, Campbell, Bran.
denberry, BeadIe, eeeper, Ruegor, Wills, Kuhl,
and Weaver.
This is the fist full regiment which has
come by water the full distance, and they dc.
scribe their trip as berg a pleasant one
throughout. The men are very much cha
grined at their reception, aud express the hope
that on the arrival y. The other regiments com.
ing by water, that Az officer of the Govern.
ment will be in attGl anco to conduct them to
their quarters.
DEPARTURE OF TIL: MASSACHUSETTS Sixth
REUIMENT.-rhis fin" re- iment, Colonel Jones
commanding, left tho ci;y in the regular three
o'clock train yesterday. None ofthc mon knew
where they were going. though i was the gen.
eral surpositon that they would he placed along
the line OF the D fillmore and Ohio railroad, so
as to protect the passage of troops TO this city
by that route. The Gnen looked remarkably
well, aud 3e, med TO regard a brush with thg
secessionists ~ very acceptable thing.
EyoAMraEyr OF THE SlxrY.NlSru. - TIE
sixly.ninth regiment of New York, C"lone
CorcOrau commanding, on their arrival IN this
city, receive ~ invitation iron the faculty o
Georgetown Col &C. TO Cncamp on the coinmo
dious grounds Of that Institution. The invita-
ton was ACCEPTED, and on Saturday Afternoon
the rey;,.,ent, hyaGei by Robertaon's fine band
oil T., thn urpuulI unI prprIrl then
tents. Tha cncampmcnt will add no little in
terest to that already beautiful locality, and thc
spacious or ,unds will atIuid them plenty o
room for exercise. We have no doubt but thai
the gallant colonl and his command will sool
make themselves extremely popular with the
people of Georgetown; and we take pleasure
In recommending them to their kind consider
alton.
ARRIVAL OF CoNpANY y, SECOND ARTILLERY
Company b, second artillery, I. ). regu
lars, acting as infantry, arrived here on Satur
day afternoon, direct from Annapolis. Thi
company, which is commanded by Capt. Pratt
are recently from Fort Mackiuaw, Wisconsin
They are a splendid company Of men, and, 70
the present, are quartcred at the arsenal.
TIE NEw YonE SGvETry FlRsr.-This fin
regiment have been rlIled into seIvice at tn
Navy Yard. GA Friday they were sworn in
when NJ !. " NcDO "rnp.;'nentcd them Yer
highly as I. regiment. They have been yer
aclve in their drilnr operations Of late, derC
ting six or seven hours each day to that duty.
ARRIVAL OF MILITARY STohrs.--Sevcrn
propelIer5 laden with tents, PROVISIONS &c
arrived Yesterday afternoon ut tie Navy \ ard
from Philadelphia. They were escorted u
the river by the u. S. steamer Pocahontas
which met them in the bay. From the quan
tity Of material brought 1t is evident that tn
troops will be we'll provided for long can
paign.
ORGANIZATION OF OUR NILITAEY.-We hea
that our military companies who have latel
b0en mustered into the service of the Govern
meut are being consolidated into regiments, an
put in proper trim for field service.
PROCLAMATION py THE MAYoR.--On Satu
day, Mayor Berrett issued Il proclamation, an
caused il to be served by the police wherev,
Intoxicating liquors sold, calling upon Il
proprietors Of drinking establishments to hav
their respective places Of business closed ;
81 O'Clock every night. We understand thl
this step has been taken by tho nlvce of tn
military authorities, and that, should the r.
quest not be complied with, it will be enforce
by them.
THE ZouAvEs.-Wo hear that the unrul
members of Col. Ellsworth, Zpua"e regimen
are being brought up, and will probably be Sc,
back to New York this week. Most OF thel
are very much chamined ut the Conduct {
some who have behav, 4 in n very unruiy MAJ
ner on our streets. We are assured that whe
they rid themselves Of the uuruly element. OF
citizens will not have any cause to fear then
With the haste in which they were brougN
together, it was inpu..ibo TO eXum'ue cac
applicants character before he WIS received
and many who are too wild aud reckless
ever become good soldiere, were received in