The national Republican., 1861-04-24

GS5" Our Georgetown subscribers will hereaf-
ter te served regularly with the paper, by z.
Hunt, who is our authorized agent, and to him
all subscriptions will hereafter be paid.
NoTIcE.-Persons residing in the seventh
ward will hereafter pay their subscriptions to
Mr.. James E. Given, who is our authorized
agent for that ward.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TRooPs.-The muster was
continued yesterday at the War Del srtment
by the proper officers Captain Powell, of the
Zouaves, sent up ten recruits, who were sworn
in.
The new company styled the Andrew John.
son Guards, Captain J. H. McBlair, Leuten.
ants C. r. Belts, W. r. Hurdle, and ]. E. Her.
rell four sergeants, four corporals, and thirty.
nine privates were marched up and received in.
TO the service.
The District Union Rifles, Captain Morrison,
added five recruits TO their number.
The Constitutional Guards, Captain Degges,
had seven recruits sworn in.
Captain McDermott brought up FIVE recruits,
who were mustered in the jackson Guards.
Company A, Anderson Rifles, Captain Ro.
der, added two recruits to their already large
company.
A meeting was held in the Northern Liber.
ties last evening, and preliminary steps to the
formation Of Company G, Metropolitan Rifles,
taken.
A company called the Seward Rifles is pro-
iec,ed by number of citizens in the central
part of the city. They meet every evening at
Norwood & Dougherty's restaurant, corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street. To
night they expect to go into an election for ofti.
GERS.
Company F, Washington Light Infantry,
will meet this morning, and march to the War
Department, to be mustered into service. The
officers OF this company are G. h. Bishop,
captain; ; F. McGhan, J. H. Bird, and II. o.
Moves, lieutenants and +. l.. Harvey, or.
derly sergeant. -,
although Washington has already furnished
more than her quota Of men for the defence OF
the district st,ll the military spirit is not on the
decrease. Many new com panies are forming,
and hundreds of young men are anxious TO
Join the ranks
WHERE THEY ARE STATIONED.
Company A, Washington Light Infantry,
keep nightly guard at their armory, and, with
the Zouave corps guard the boats Of the mail
line which are in custody of the Government.
Company A, Union Regiment, are still on
duty at the Post Office, although they have
kept guard on the Aqueduct and other bridges
several nights past.
Company B. Capt. Kelly, still keeps strong
-
House, and have also detailed portion OF their
men as an additional guard at the Arsenal.
Company c, Capt. Miller, keepa large mum.
ber of their men on duty at the Ordnance shop
in the navy yard, and also have strong guard
at their armory.
Company d, Capt. McClelIand are nightly
on duty at their armory aud at different points
Of the city they relieve the other companies.
Company A, National Guard, Capt. King,
4 Al -As of tka fnp al -
tension, aud are often detailed for duty on the
bridges and at the publc. buildings.
The National Rifles keep a guard at the
Telegraph Office on the steamer st. Nicholas
and at other places about the city. The Rifles
have, as well as the other companies, quite q
laborious time, but not word OF complaint Ii
uttered. Some Of the men say, however, tina
the " soft side of plank is not very agree
able bed, but they think that they will get usee
to it in time.
THE NATIONAL Volunteers ARMoR,
SEARCHED D.-Yesterday afternoon, the Zouav
company Capt. Powell, by order OF the Gov
ernment. made thorough search OF the armor
of the National Volunteers, over jackson Hal
restaurant They did not succeed in finding
any, however, though it is well known that ther
was quite number Of muskets there only
few days ago.
Weare credibly informed that the secessionst
have number of emssaries in our midst, er
deavoring TO mbitter the minds Of our fellow CT
isens of Irish nativity against the Government
representing that the grossest wrongs are !
contemplation towards them. Amid the ten
pest that has beaten around them, this class
our population, as well as all others of ou
adopted cizens, have atood like rock in d.
fence Of the Union, and we have no fears wha
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the insdious workings Of these secession spie
GEN. JAMES II. Lanes CoMPANY.-We pal
visit to the quarters Of Gen. Lanes comPau
last evening, which consists of between Jot
and fre hundred men, principally from kanst
and the Northwest, and known as the Fronli'
Guards. The men are all armed with Min
rifles, sword bayonets, navy revolvers, and wit
small patent pistols and bowie knife conceale
Many of these men have served under Ge
Lane in the Kansas war, are most experience
Shots and impatient to avenge the wronl
they have suffered in Kansas. A squad Of fit
Of this battalion were out on parade on Pen
sylvania avenue last evening, and Presentt
formidable appearance.
TRooPs AT PERRysviLLE.--We learn by Il
messenger of Taylors pony express who le
Havre de Grace yesterday afternoon, that the
were eight hundred Pennsylvania troops
Perrysvilie, awaiting transportation to Anna
oils. They had arrived yesterday morning, al
were anxious to proceed on their route to Was
ington. There is no doubt that the militia
road ordered by Gen. Scott is to be across t
country from Annapolis to Washington city.
Baitim. re American, Tuesday.
NEGRO DISTURBANCES IN MARYLAND
gentleman OF Philadelphia, formerly Of Ke
county MARYLAND where he has property, W