The national Republican., 1861-06-19

Fire Zousves, by the young ladies of the Fourth |
District school, in acknowledg gpert for supply |
Of havelocks for the regiment:
CAMP ELLswoRrH,
Near Alexandria, Va, June Is, 1861.
MY Dear Young Friends 1t il with pleas.
ure that acknowledge the receipt of your note
Of the 10th instant, and the very acceptable
supply of havelocks which accompanied IL.
For your kind attention to the wants Of the
men under my command, be pleased 10 accept
my warmest thanks. It is gratifying to the
soldier, who is acting in defence Of hia coun.
try's honor, to know that the sympathies and
good wishes of the fair sex 90 with him to the
battlefield, and much more so when he fnds
that they are ministering angels" " his every
need. That this welcome gift of yourselves
and associates in the Fourth District School
will therefore, be highly priced, I need hardly
assure you. ...'.' I.l.. ID. .r' g.. q .
Trusting that the patriotism thus exhibited
by you may continue in all the relations of life
through which you will be called upon to pass,
that your example may prove an incentive to
exertions on the part Of our countrywomen
throughout the nation, and that all the hsppi
meas attendant on . wellspent aud virtuous
career, may be yours, I have the honor to re.
main, truly your friend,
-rg. 80 '.'..... Moan L. FARNHAM,
..n.,. Col. lin Regt NJ y S.H.,
- .u......l,. lst Fire Zouapes.
To Misses Fannie Brewer, Fannie Hall, and
Josephine Lee, Committee Fourth District
School, Washington, DC. .,..u
RKvIEw OF Taoops.--On Tuesday afternoon,
the Secretary Of War reviewed q considerable
portion of Gen. McDowelfs command, ct the
race course adjoining the Virginia end of the
Long Bridge. The following regiments were
in line: The New Jersey brigade, Brig. Gen.
Runyon, commanding, regiment, Col.
johnson second regiment, Col. Baker; third
regiment, Col. Napton; fourth regiment, Col.
Miller; New York twenty fifth, COL Bryan |;
New York sixty.ninth, Col Corcoran; New
| York eighth, Col Lyons, with the battery Of the
latter; Eth Pennsylvania, Col. Mcdowell aud
the fifth Massachusetts,, Col. Lawrence, mum.
bering altogether about 5000 men. The dis.
play was fine one, and went of we'll.
sERExApE.-Las evening, Paul's Philadel
phia Concert Band, now attached to Colonel
Einstein's Pennsylvania regiment, which ar
rived yesterday afternoon, proceeded to the
Lichau House, where they rendered the worthy
commander of the regiment handsome sere
uade, the band playing number Of beautiful
airs, not forgetting the ever'goPalar nationa
airs.
CENTRAL GuARDHousE William Ward
colored, throwing stones in the street; fnec
$l,94. Martha Bruce, colored, prolane snG
outrageously disordery fined $5,94. Thoma
Waters, colored, out after hoursi $l,s4.
The Government slaughter house, beyont
the Monument, on the bank of the Potomac
has been ordered to be Immediately remove
beyond the city limits.
tbs GroRGETowN BOYS ON A SCoUT.-- o
Monday, forty Of the Anderson Rifles, Of George
town, Capt Rodier, crossed the Potomac, abou
six miles above the Little Falls, aud took
circuit of several miles, going two miles beyon
Langley, and within a short distance Of Fairfa
Court House, returning by way of the Chai
Bridge.
: CRININAL CouRT-The court met yesterday
but no cases being ready for trial, the jury wu
: discharged until this morning
: SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-We are requested I
g state that the examination Of Miss Emily '
i Billings school (opposite Wesley Chapel) wi
l commence this afternoon at halt. past two ocloc
b precisely, instead Of one o'clock. Bsrents, th
$ reverend clergy, and all who feel an intere
# in the education of the young, resident or tral
e sisut, are invited to be present.
;. FoRcIBLE PossEssION.--Y Yesterday, polio
II men Yeatman and King arrested Margar
/. Russell and John Bean, for tskipg possesso
Of q house in the seventh ward, without Il
permission Of the proprietor. Margaret Ru
J. sell was committed to the workhopse for {
! days, and Bean paid ans of $s,s4.
. whitehurst, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenu
" has q corps Of artists engaged in taking viev
=. Of camp scenery tents, groups Of officers, al
Il .c soldiers gun batteries, shipping, &c., &c. ca
:, p and leave your orders. See his eart dc reis'
n N photographs, for sepdipg in letters
- ApPoINTED.-William G. Moore, Of this eli
~ ~ has been appointed an assistant quartermast
- - in the army, with the rank Of captain.
'' RENovED.-John H. Smith. seceasonist,
u Virginia, a $500 clerk in the Treasury I
~ partment, has been removed
~ Commantcqtsd
CAAF RICHARDSON, June II, 1861.
A To the Editor Of the Republican,
ii. Please insert the following satement.of fat
". from officers and men Of the second Michig
rs regiment, ON behalf of Mr.. Horace Howe o
It, family, OF your town a gentleman living
ol. No. 63 Fourth street. Hs aud his family ha
as been most unjustly and maliciously slsndert
[r and their benevolent and hospitabe acts m