The national Republican., 1861-05-09

coeueu 10 tne nelu6 IN the nOrtnern p0rtl0n OF
the first ward, and spent some time in field
exercise.
ARRIVAL OF THE FOURTH PENNSYLVANIA
REaIMENT.-The fourth Pennsylvania regiment
reached here about half past six o'clock last
evening, having left Annapolis about one o clock
in the afternoon. The regiment has ten com.
panies, numbering eight hundred men, all
strong and robust, and capable Of enduring all
manner Of bardships. This regiment has been
nearly three weeIs on the route, having re-
mained about one week at Perryville, and
nearly two weeks at Annapolis. At both of
ticularly at the latter, where they have been of
great use in keeping the track in order, and in
q variety Of other ways.
The officers Of the regiment are Colonel
John F. Hartranf, Lieutenant Colonel Edward
Schsll, Major Edwin Schall, Adjutant Charles
Hunsicker, Sergeant Major Mark Maloney, and
Captains Bolton, Taylor, Chamberlains, Cook,
Dom, Amey, Schall, Allabaugh, Brooks, and
Snyder.
They are quartered in the rooms Just vacated
by the New York twelfth regiment, in the As.
sembly Rooms and in Trinity Church. When
we visited the Assembly Rooms last night, we
found large number Of them trying to seek
some repose, after the numerous fatigues they
have undergone. A glee club, consisting Of
members Of one Of the companies, had posses.
sion Of the musicians stand, and were singing
q number of national songs in beautiful style,
which drew great applause from their comrades.
There are four brothers in this regiment, two of
whom are staff officers, Edward Sehall and Ed.
win Schall, one captain, r. T. Schall, and one
q private, Calvin Schall. They all belong to
the little village of Norristown, which may well
be proud OF them.
MONTHLY MEETING OF THE TRusrEEs OF THE
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The regular monthly meet.
ing Of tie trustees Of the public schools was
held in the Aldermen's chamber, City Hall, on
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. 1ronside, from the special committee ap.
pointed to make arrangements for the annual
examinations, reported the following pro.
First District Monday, June l7.-Primary
No. !, Miss Richie, by Mr.. Ames Primary No.
2, Miss Lowe, by Mr.. Albert Primary No. 3,
Miss Slater, by DR.. Ironside.
Second Distrct-Mondsy, June l7.-Prima.
ry No. /, Miss Acton, by Mr.. Miller; Primary
No. 2, first department, Mrs. Randolph, by Mr..
Lawrenson Primary No. 8, FIRST department,
Miss Mccarthy, by Mr.. Fort.
Third District-Monday, June l7.--Prima.
ry No. l, first department, Miss Soan by DR..
Miller Primary No. 2, first department, Miss
Moore, by Mr.. McKnew; Primary No. 3, Mrs.
Clark, by DR.. Walsh.
Fourth District-Monday, June l7.-Pri.
mary No. !, first department, Miss Adams, by
DR.. Willett; Primary No. 2, Miss Lee, by Mr..
Holmead; Primary No. 3, Mrs. skidmore, by
Mr.. Whyte.
First Wednesday, June l9-Pri
mary No. 2, second department, Miss Hall, by
Mr.. Ames Primary No. a. Miss Mills, by Mr..
Albert; Primary No. 5, Miss Hoover, by DR..
| Ironside.
Second District-We ednesday, June l9-Pr
mary No. 2, second department, Miss Henry,
by Mr.. Lawrenson Primary No. 3, second de.
psrtment, Miss Fletcher, by Mr.. Fort Prima
~ No. 4, first department, Miss Billings, by Mr.
Miller.
Third District-W Wednesday, June l9.-Pri
mary No. l, second department, Miss Tucker,
by DR.. Walsh Primary No. 2, second depart.
ment Miss Murphy, by Mr.. McKnew Primary
No. 4, Miss Choate, by Dr.. Miller.
Fourth District Wednesday, June l9.-Pri.
mary No; l, second department, Mrs; Martin,
by Mr.. Whyte Primary No. 4, Miss Reed, by
DR.. Willett; Primary No. s, Miss Dawes, by
Mr.. Holmead.
Second District-Friday, June 2l.-Primary
No. 4, second department. Miss Baird, by Mr..
Fort Primary No. 6, Miss Ward, by Mr.. Law.
renson; Primary No. 6, Miss Reed, by Mr..
Miller.
Third District-Friday, June 2l.-Primary
No. l, third department, Miss Hill, by Mr.. Albert !;
Primary No. s, first department, Miss Simonds,
by DR.. Willett Primary No. 6, Miss Sander.
son, by DR.. Miller; Primary No. 7, Mrs. -,
by Mr.. McKnew; Primary No. 8, Miss Davs,
by DR.. Walsh.
First District-Monday, June 24-Male
primary, first department, Mrs. Rodier, by Sub.
Board Of District.
Second Dstrict-Monday, June 24-Male
primary Mrs. Bigelow, by Sub Board of Dis.
trict.
Third District-Monday, June 24.-Male pri,
Fourth Dstrict-Monday, June 24.-Male
primary, first department, Miss Edison, by Sub.
Board Of District.
Wednesday, June 26.- Assistants depart.
ment of second district school, by Sub Board
of third district; Assistants department Of
third district school, by Sub. Board of first dis.
trict second department, male primary Of first
district by Messrs Fort and Lawrenson second
and third departments male primary, fourth
district by Sub Board of District.
District schools examined by whole Board.
Male department, first district Monday, July
8; female department, first district, Tuesday,
July 81 male department, second district,
Thursday, July IL female department, second
district Friday, July IL; male department,
third district, Monday, July 10; female depart.
ment, third district, Tuesday, July l6; male
department, fourth district Thursday, July ls;
female department, fourth district, Friday, July
l9.
The examinations of the primary schools
shall commence at l o'clock P. NJ, and of the
district schools at lO4 o'clock A. NJ, on the
several days named. The teachers and pupils
are required to be at heir school rooms at
least half an hour before the hour for examins
ton. Where two department assemble in the
same room, that department not to be exam.