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The national Republican., 1862-06-05
sUsTAJNISG THE ADMIyI

Certain presses in New York-ths Herald.
1mss, World, Journal of Commerce, and CSm
msrc'dl Adsrtiser-have good deal to ray
about the duty OF " sustaining the Admibistra
'ion' but their manner Of dischargiDg that duty
themselves, has very little 10 commend 1t as On
example 10 others.
The country being engaged in gigantic war,
two very conspicuous members Of the Admin
istrstion, or, TO use Mr.. Lincolns language, two
OF the most important constitutional advisers -
Of the President, are the Secretaries Of War and
oi the Navy. Papers, which scarcely suffer day
10 psss without some fling at the management
oi those Secretaries may perhaps q" sustain the
Administration but in = very incomprehensi-
BILE way.
The New York Express is more frank. II
does not profess to sustain the. Adminlstrs
ton" while abusing its most responsible iunc.
uonaries. We commend that example to II,
contemporaries In New York.
Certain people seem to suppose that General
Mcclellan Is part of the a" Administration. u
and that 10 sustain him. Is to " sustain tho Ad.
ninistrstion.' Wcdo not ourselves understand
things in that way at all. ...
The people to whom we refer, do not seem 10
suppose that any other Major General than
General Mcclellan, is u lneuIer Of The Admin.
isfraiiop'' That is u pcculisrity Of the general
comm anding the army OF tho Potomac Neither
General Fremont, General Hunter, or anybody
chs, enjoys II. ..r
But bsdinage aside, Il y quite time that news
papsrs, 10 The constant habit Of asssiling mem.
- Of the Cabinet, should give up this idle
prsAsnce that they are sustaining the Admin
tskaSS0l" gil ,lh.i-'.r d gl...
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

- orr 1000, 900 Of sslf,sesling Stamped
NswspAPsr IgsPpyry have been sold since their
iotrodasiion q pess9olon, exclusive Of large
qusutiass Of sns'smpsd wrappers BY the gen.
sral trade. They art decided success, are
very popular With ths public. 'sad newspaper
proPristors, as they inorsass ltbs sals Of news.
psps" TO epc'o-e to friends by msf,s These
wrappers have recently, been proposed by anri
department to the Canadian and Biropssndds-
Psrtments, and when Introduced -evefywhefe,
the same ss envelopes, h u believed thAt ths5
vill add to the receipts Of our department. q
quarter ofa million of dollars annually Post.
m-"'er' tverywhrrs mHy nov, he, fgruishfd wih
The ssAnPsd srappsn by tovwardiag sP6Ns 70
" dspaftaksnt. 7''V ''iN"'tii
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

YEAe-nsssrs. Alien Of Ili.. Ancona, Bailyx
badele, Blair Of Va, Browne of Rhode Island
Deown Of Va, Calvert. Clements, Cobb, Corn.
ing, Cog. CrAyene. Orittendsn, Delaplains, Dun.
Harding, assrisos, Holman, Horton, johnson.
Ksnogs Of Illinois, Ksrriesn, Knapp, Law.
La.ss,, Lssry. Lehman, Mallory, Nay, May.
nard, nsnsies, Noble, NOEL. Norton, Nuesn
inson, Rollins Of NO., .seEar. Shsfisld, shisl,
rhonss. OF Massachusetts, Thomas Of H. Hnrv...
,,1S vs;.S's sSss yesd yS. :, rS::: Ss;: wsd..
lia.,. Woodruff, and WrishtrSs. -
~; s:sS's: e ':: s:e:r & ss.s.t s:sS:a, Bingham,
SsSss fS'j;t {; 3, ,z.s =; CoSs Ss
- II p1aS hlGertfn, Ea1AsiS, ~ Fss.
N015A &t1S4, hePShoh HNsS, 0oooh, Good.
EtSSQt HAlA$ $aeclstis Hic6naa, Hooper,
ns;ssI kil,s.E ns.lds q Eio.ii:n.
0hkAs 1gesNf % vsrHcsA, NIXON, fhsIrs ii
Cs:'M,fo.n!. y s.es f,.sroy sCtsst. Potter, Rice
sSsoa. Ss n 49, ss.RssFs; A. sSfsssnt, ,g ssdgwck,
yens, ssfAtpS., M@, Tfimble, Trowbridgo,
van hofna sH94o XA4enbarsh, 'vsrrse; Wall,
Ws,t WWssi,Itcssg No. a yernont, we.hburno,
Ths psndlng nAolIoa to rscopslder tbos pte.
vailDa yes 81, hays S6. ~ - $50 P''
4s.P0RfnR nSvs1 70 rscouuis ths bin 10
Tie Spsttal, 0Oanni,tse, VII insiruotlons, on
=. vALLANDIoHAx dsn.nded the yeas
he Sni ~ lssai s.eoonnuI..sd-yea. 81,
q. DlvaN, q Ne. Yosk, s.s proposed sub
s.l.aes- 70 'hs blu, which was ordered 70 be
IT, '''FFyT .s,np.cAr srsrrr. .aa..f
NJ. WILSON, from the Judiciary Committee
Reported bssk ths Senate bill, with amend,
a,sots 10 aupsud the oct Of ths Sd OF Narcb.
1887, entitled An cot supplementary TO the
aot entitled A. 90 70 amend The judicial sys
TEN Of the Udited Stats -
Amendmsns bstng offered and discussed
% 'nosios II III. WILSON, the cousidcrs.
tIoa Of the hill I'D ia amsndmenls was post.
ponsd 70 Wednesday next .s0
- OATH of OFPfCE.
Mr.. WILSON reportcd back from The same
committee bill, 9Th amendments, prescribing
aA oath of eGAos, aod f0e othsr purposes.
Limited dlseossiea sosued, when
~. WILSON oalled, tho previous question.
TIE Amendmenia we're then agreed to.
A. WlCKLlFFE. ~ K.ntucky, demanded
tAS Jsae and nays On ~ passage Of the bill.
Ihe bill paesed-yeas 70, nays AZ.
This bill, ~ passed, requires oil officers here.
aftsf elected, or appointsd, IL take the oath OF
allegiance, and d olAssa oil persons holdiuc
s11cs uodsr he socslisd Confederate States,
forever insligiblo 10 once under the Gov ern
ment Of the Unitsd Ststsa .....
The okjsot ID 70 keep rebls out OF ofice.1
JUDICIAL DIsrRICrs
kr., WILSON siso reported, from the same
o'wuiltse, . bill 10 divide tho State OF Mich
igsn into two judicial Districts, and providing
for holding courts herein. Recommltted 10
said comnittee.
.gfn5 .aLE DlsTIICr ATToRNEYs.
Mr.. BINGHAM, from the same committee,
reported the .Senate bill regulating the com.
penssao0 Of distr!ot attorneys .
After sons discassios,s '.-....
Mr. PHELPS, Of nksouri, moved 10 recon-.
NIT the bill 70 ths judiciary Committes.
NJ. BINGHAM called Ne previous question
On ths eugrossnsnt and third reading Of the
bill. ,-..,,..,........-.. .,....,
Pending which. ou motion Of Mr.. SAR-
GEANE ~ Houss adjourncd. f'l..
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
From Fort Pillow.

Fosr Pillow, Nay 81, vIA iCAIRo, Jane IL
oincs Monday Last oar mortzFs have kspt % Z
liv,ly apd continuous bombatdmsns Of ihs
enemy. Although there u no means Of ascsr.
tnini,,g tho preoiss effect CT their firing, We
hare rsssoa 70 bslisves that ths shells - ex.
plod, diwith rsnarksbio scourscy. Y ns11id' =
a deeerter ffom the fVrf Who came ID yester.
day, stated that ono OF onr shelis tore through
tho tent OF Gen. Villipigue, and exploded .
few feet beyond, killing, that officers orderly
and two privates. '''''' 'ss'HW s;.'l'. r. r.
The bells reply oceasionAlly, though their
shot and thsll do DO damage.
+, Preparations for 4 movement are yet IN pro.
gres, but there d no. mora prospect Of 'an in
mediate advancs than there Was weeks ego. Il
{. Thshest of rama \ lyiog pSsr III, ArEspssa
shore. near ,ths fsdsfAl sqnsAron Of snnboats,
ready . run ,aoWa the snemy's esiSslsi q q
m1meots warning. rarspri - o, lnziS srrs,gT
.LArnaAo Aml9he mall .sseametw which hi
jart reaShed httc non Cairo, brought III "a aslsl
dispAtoAp from Gen. Halleck 10 Com. Davk,
announcing the evacuation Of Corinth. Il Il
presu%. therefore. 1Rs. r. long anti i1pstsd
S'ss y y; se'' '.'' will
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
OFFItIAL NOTICE.
AAYM's OyYIcE,


.sa WASHINGTON, June 4, 1862.
thereby publish nd mako Known that The
CommissIopsis who held -the election on Non.
day, the ID iu,t, hiys returned II me .bs names
OF The following persons u haylng been elected
members Of The Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council viz: nr'.o
First Wsrd.--AAdsrmap, hobart Bsrrian
Oonuon Oounells Thomas Donohus, Ohas. Coz.
don, wm Rspisy,s a, 'g'r'' % ~ 10 ,@ '.a''"'1
Second Ward.-Aldsrmsn, Lewis Clephsue
CommSn Council. 4 RpssSIl Barr, George T,
RAub, u W. Thompson! !'',i .yIoIu lad3 rtE
Third ward.r,Aldssuan, IOsaph r. Rrowp
Common Council, Thomss Lewis, Alexander R,
8 ,sphsrd. Thomas A. 6lsphens!I 80 Ia.l.r -,
Fourth Ward.-Aiderman, John p. Pepper ;
Common Council, Asbury Lloyd, Chss. H. Utter,
mehle, Joseph Follansbee. . q
Eilth Ward.--A Aldsym,p, Nathan sargspt;
Common Council, ,iWm. N. Ellis, JOS. HedrIok,
Robt. T. knight. r 4-.u-n1 ,pnltat7
Sixth Wsrd.r7Aldsrnan James A. Gordon ;
Common Council John H. Psaks, William Tai
bert. Richard Morgan. srhak ud'aaaaAa
issven,h Wird VI Aids.san, yShnaa! Ssmaiss,
Gommop CSapdt M. * 1afts Ghas. Wi.
Isou, G. W. Mitchell. bpnitmoo llilk bra Issgt
.srhsVa aiaSRi$nAaa uaiLAoH,
hkn, . q ,aoxexrahAu MANOR,
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
thursday, June 8, 1862.

~ s. n. PErrESan.L d Co., No. 81 Park
Row, New York, and Stale strest, Boston, ars
our agents for The National Rpsb Hoan, IN those
cities, and are authorized 10 take advertisements
and subscriptions for US at our lO,osss rates.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
4 TOUCHING lNCIDHHT IN THE LATE
BATTLE BEFURE RJC CAMOSD,

Last night, cavalry captain who wa. in the
recent battle. told an interesting Incident while
we were witnessing the debarkation of the
wounded soldiers. Going over the battle fisld
just after the terrible fight of Saturday, he saw
the dead and dying in every direction, among
whom was rebel soldier leaning against tree
in sitting posture, apparently looking Ut an
object in bis hand. On arriving near the party,
1t was found that he was dead, and In bis hand
be- held the likenes Of female with child In
her arms-doubtless the wife and child of the
aaiortunate soldier. In The 6sroest Of The
fight, he doubtless received biz death wound,
and true TO nature, In his dying hour his last
thoughts turned TO the loved ohes at home.
Strange sight! Amid the carnage and ruin Of
that dreadful aeld Of slaughter, b seen the
image Of lovely woman and innocent child.
hood. With his dying gaze fixed on The fea-
lures of The loved onss, the husband and father
may have brcsthed prayer for bis own salvs-
ton, and committing them to the God Of the
widow and the fatherless, closed his eyes to
the terrible scenes around hin, forgetiul of all,
save the hope Of meeting the dear ones In the
home Of eternal peace and rest. Oh, how
long and weary will that wife watch and wal.
for the loved one who never will return
Misguided man, yet rue.hearted husband and
father How terrible the reckoning with
your true murdsrers, the leaders who betrayed
you TO ruin
ANOTHER.
A soldier Of The Eighty sixth New York reg
iment, who was in General Casey's division
when the fsres attack waa made by the rebels.
vas severely wounded 10 the back and eide,
and borne Of the field by some of his com
panions, Afer tbe battle was over, search was
made for al the wounded on that Geld, but,
owing 10 the fact OF the soldiers forgetting he
place where they laid their wounded con-
psniou, hs could not be found. There be lay
throughout that long aud weary night, writh-
Ing In agony on the wet ground, with pouring
rain dreuching bis body! Al last the dreadful
night wss passed. and mornisg brought sssit-
auce. He was taken to an ambulance, tbenos
to the cars, then transferred to the steamer TO
this city, where We trust be 10 now comfortably
resting In one Of our hospitals whore We trust
he will recover He Is brave man, we know
by the spirit he msnifests. He says that though
his sufferings were intense, he has NO desire to
complain. He gave bis services to his country,
and these things are all incidental 10 the life Of
o soldier.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

OuTmDs.--On our first page will be found
whIttiers New Poem;" "Outrages Upon
Sick Soldiers y "The Recognition Of HayH
and LIBERIA "Perndious Texas;' "The
Unionism Of New Orleans y "The Patriarchal
Institution !" and Laws Of the United States. y,
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

ExAScIPArIoS.-The House Of Representa-
Hives yesterday, by "a vote Of 81 yeas to 6l
nays Fsoosstdsred the vote whereby the bill
waB lust freeing from servltudo the slaves Of
rsbeis chsssed ~ Icr aiding aud abettiog the
exhiIBgs rsbSI Itppb, ,sgAipat our Government.
ThsthnI6ss ssssttpdits the special 90 n
usIasS ID SsG6 s6uUii kssipaaioa. 4, I'D
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

| ~ special hssaos.--0a and sttsr Tussdsy,
April lss2, The Trains sp the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will eeansnes ruoniag dolly, (Sundays
sxsaDssd0 lyeviss tsi< Stsiiea q ~ > A. and
sonnsotiaO A. Washington YJaneeoe With Mall
srni> 4or an PARTS Of the West pis Wheeling or
ParkeTSAsu. TAroSgh sessts sold and baggage
ehsSssk. 2 '.,I,,ss.J y. snf r.,
VJ0 aiikSa ysitbh
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

OvrRAoEs uios UsoS solprsw IN MARY
Land, We have Learned BY uots dated "Tow.
sontowu, Nay lG, 1862" that he following
nsmcd soldiers who arc membsrs Of company
F, Fourth regiment N. US. ", Col. Alfred
W. Taylor, which reeimsot Is now sncsmped ii
Fort AcHenry, are now confined 10 the jail Al
rowsontown, Nd, for some slight offence
against The laws Of Baltimore -,
VIM. Mcdonnell, Charles Stevens, Patrick
Connors, Thomas Ksyeney, John Martin, John
Matthues, Charles Carol. VIM. Mechan and
Jeremiah Kennedy.
There men have already been In jail four
mouths, without u trial, and have 90 hope Of
release, unless the United States Goveroneu,
comes to their aid. 1884,.
!. is also said that there are large number
Of Union soldiers 10 the prisons Of Maryland
Who have been thrust 10 jail for trifling often.
Gee, and who are kept In jsil, by the. influence
Of disloyal citizens, Who thus manage to wreai
their wong aauce upon, and to get rid Of loyal
sDldiers. 'I'2
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

The PUBLIC DiBr.-In reply to q resolution
Of the House Of Representatives of the 2ssh
ult, the Secretary Of the Treasury seut to that
body yesterday the following sta,smsn, Of the
particulars Of the national debt on tbs 2sh
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
THE NEW YORK ExPREsB IN THE
WlTNEss BOx, IN RELATION To
nE0HOEH.

WATNRsb BOx, IN RELATION ~
nE0ROEs.
Since tho famous Order No. 81 issued BY
The General (Halleck) from whom the enemy
made ruch capital retreat the other day al
Oorinth, and In which IL was recited that The
negroes coming into our camps were frequently
n not generally, the mere spies Of their mas
ters, we have seen nothing Of the kind until in
the New York Express, of Saturday. Gen.
Halleck had such amszingly poor success 10
making anybody believe that negroes who run
from their owners whenever they can get a
chance, and never 60 back when they can help
H. coald consent to perform for their m asters
tho difi:ult and dangerous duties Of spies, that
nobody else has followed his example, until
now. The Express, however, seems ready for
anything, being apparently 10 a state Of dee
peration, under the impending ruin Of IT,
Southern friends, and as the hour Of triumph
approaches for that war Of coercion" Of
which 1t has had 20 consisten. an ahhorrence.
The editors Of the Express appear In tti.
case, both Us attornies and witnesses, confu.
sion Of characters very Objectionable in court
rooms, and not unfrcqueutly subjecting attor.
nies to roughness Of treatment, from which
their professional robes might otherwise pro.
tect them.
The editors Of the Express affirm positively,
that being with the army OF Gen. Mcclellan,
they have seen negroes offering Richmond pa
pers for sale, which is not unlikely, IL they had
run away from that city, and has heard them
offering TO take back letters and information To
Richmond. which Is also not absolutely In
credible, If The inducement to stay was not
held out BY the promise or probability of free.
dom. Bnt that negroes, publicly declaring
their purpose to return 10 Richmond and pub
lscIy Offering to take letters there, we're no,
spies, that is, not employed as such, must be
apparent They might, 10 be sure, be made to
serve the use Of spies, if The military rccula.
lions Of Gen. McClellan's camps arc really 70
lax as to permit persons to psss from them to
the camps Of the enemy. Negroes, repul.ed by
us, and thereby forced back to their masters,
may undoubtedly be compelled by those mas.
tsrs to communicate What they saw and heard.
The editors Of The Express say, that they
were so thoroughly impressed with the belief
toat certain negroes were mere runners from
Union camps to rebel camps, aud vice uersa,
that, but for wrong motives that might have
been imputed to us, we should have felt II to
bs duty to report suci negroe, To command
Ing ofHoers.' There is such thing as carrying
the fear Of the imputation OF wrong motives
too far. There are some duties not to be omit.
ted under any apprehension. Of that character,
and among others, most clearly this one, Of
informing commanders o; practices which en-.
danger the SAFETY Of cur armies We appre-
bend, however, that ths editors OF the Express
were unnecessarily alarmed, and that II they
had reported to omnanding officers" they
would have discovsred that their suspicious,
generated by an habitual ill.will to negroes,
bad no foundation whatever. .,- =
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
LATElDE TELEGRAPH.
'aS>pus ssy1&om tn. Army
II GtAsWest!
sss s,sC CAGss.A Of c.rl.sA
hfsrcsl
n fsFcel
osPswyf-1eSee efshsIuJ h,sse- stsvi' 4
lJI. ~ Iant6Hek, as.!Y0TI
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0EAURE0ARD FRANTIC!

s--
~ S6nSwius dispatch wss received ys.tor
day afternoon a The War Dspsrtnsa,:
ll so 7,.tr,n HALLEcxs HsADQuARrERs,
ra.r rlrr.i June 4, 1862.
Hon. EDWIN Y. srimoS, Secretary Of Wr:
Gen. Pope Win forty thousAnd men, !,
thirty miles south of 0oriatA pushing he Enemy
hard. He already reports ten thousand pris
ones and desssters from ~ sneny, and isfNsen
thousand stand " arms captured, Thousauds
Of the ssspy ars ihrowins avsy ithsir arma
A farmer says that when Bseuregard learned
that Ooloosl Elliott had y caG ihs railroad
on his lius Of retreat, he teoaus frantic, and
told his men 10 save themselves The best they
could. 7r sts srr l1ia a0r Of ..-U
We have captured nine Locomotives and .
number Of cars. Oss 10 already repaired. and
Is running to-day. Several more will be 10
running order 10 two or three days. The rs.
suit I, all l could possibly desire. -,.-
(sigued1 H. ". HALLEck,
Majnr General Oommsnding.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

- nreke's Planssstea Bitssrs.-s. y.
lses.dKs-n Iinvigontss, assagthsns aAA psrihcs
the system; Ia . perfect sppstisss, and The most
Asressbls and tas>3Sai teuDe "a The world. 1t Is
pShpossd Of Tie Ss(sbfttsd 0slisaya bark, roots
herbs, and purs st. Croix run. Particularly
sdspssa stosdsno.ss isnalss; cures Dyspspsis and
Weakness, and 10 Just the thing for the changes Of
ssasoas sold BY all grocer, druggis., hotels, and
saloons =. u. DRAKE w.,
spi--am ALLMI HXA ~ broadway, n. X.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
Meeting sfshs washisstea reiensiae
Association.

Meeting 81 Nhs washi.Stea seienssas
Association.
RENAhks on nsrsossoloarcA PROGRESS. "
AT the regular nonthly meeting Of ths Wash
ington Scientific Association, June 81, DR.. Du
hsmell, Vice Psealdeas, presiding, paper wa,
re,d By Mr.. J. DistursslI, % the subjsct O
Meteorolcgy, containing many valuable faots
principally derived from observations publish
d by order Of the. Briesh ,Bosrd of1rfade II
L'bdou.'uf ba. 6irfnH s'raltr- 20 BEL htA
In the Meteorological Department Of tb,
Board Of Trade, much has bssn ef.oted b,
Simultaneous observations st many places, IL
addition to the registration Of stmosphesio o.
currence, sedulously carried on at sea and OF
land 10 many psrts of the world. Practically
there extensive obyeryasions of facts, occurrins
In various climated, aud under variety Of con
di'ions, from arctic or antarctic region, IL
those OF the tropics, have directly tended Il
prove the uniformity Of those laws By whicl
our atmosphere is governed and the differences
Of climates determined. ' '9I'a.T IT
Aeteoro!oly Is not . Lcience in which great
progress, can bo made In y short time, but Step,
nave been taken by the British Governineu
directly tending to utilize this brsnch Of know
ledge In general and practical manner. II
1857, II was arranged that simultaneous obser.
va'ions should be inside daily At a large hum
her OF select sections in the British Islands, ID
aud around the Atlantic, and at places on In
European confidential coss.a m I " ,9bf.T
By combiuiug ihsse ob5erva.ious In syn
chronous charts, aud Otherwise, Il vss tesu
that irr' gular us changes Of wind and wsstbeI
seem 10 our usual spprehsasion, there Ia really
90 much uniformity and similarity 0f character
In successive variatioes, that BY means of :
comparatively small member Of observ alton,
made daily alta few selected siauons, sufticieut
" far apart, and ~ the uss .of self fegiatsrina
barometer4 (stnOscpplc) .! central Stallion, "a
which meteorological n kilograms may be sent
from the other outlsyine stations--it was seen
that by such. means = dbtinc. .inlmasion Of
marked changes of weather. and vssninx Of
dang .rous storms, might be given ut The centre
and thence to all other points OF teiegraphic
combination. ~ 1'a7. Hff THi-'
: In out variable climate, with an agriculture
and maritime population, how much lif, and
property Is risked unnecesss rily by every mi.
forseen storm! To remedy this, the attention
Of our Government and scientific bodies should
be called TO the subjsct Even sniin,ls, birds
and in:ects have presasing instinct perhsp.
= bodily feeling, that warns them, but uasi
ften nrgiects bic perez ptive and reasoning
'acuiti.s. ~ .'' N'" ENfF
This sabject is ofvast Imp ortaucs ID an iseri
cultural and health ewing poiut Of view, and
ought TO be made the tutject Of inyest tiRatior
by the new, Department Of Agriculture ;
recently established BY act Of Congress. o
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

~ hsang sons Christian association.
The lAdiss Of the vartoss hsteheso Of the city willing
70 asa The Young Mrss = Chrisian Association IN q
strawberry Festival. 10 eommsace next week, are
respectfully invited By the Association to attend
nesiies Of iidies v b held At their Hall on FBI.
DAY, ~ 4ssseaE. q sX Ris.. the proceeds to be
devote1 10 the erection Of Mission eohoo Houss In
~ ssstsrn part Of he city. ..,......
,gr,95 ,eS . ,, c. CLAYTON,
st-yEj 7T'V,. Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
REPORTED ADVANCE on CHARLESTON.
~ ( AH -.A--E ~ usHtEI7B a
Our Fleet Within tight bila Of tho Gty,

ST. if.aoris Juao xos,tsp II Il ~ Tug
ut dlia tho bel, camp rsS 0orinih, con-
tain 4 dispstoh irom Chsflsst0s, ssstlrg that
The Union dset bad Just pasaed tHp hHttefits In
StonO river, and were eight s1iles of. Cha
city, where great excitement existed. ~ .sH4i
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
ssoRos N. wrsroN, EDITOR.

- Tho publication oaaos Of the National
Sep-.Nsoan is al the northeast corner Of and
Asvsnth strsst, second door, ovor ". D. shsp.
Nsrd's ssors. nntrHncs'on Seventh ssrvss.--
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The updersixpsd d-sres u inioEm the Hesds Of Pri
yAte FAMILIES, Proprietofs Of Hotels, RestAu
rants. end Boarding Houses, thAt he :
-..' has opened an ~ .n NO..
Employment Agency once
No. OIL inth STREET, nsar PennsyIyanIs
g. Avonues ''' " Y n

A WARE Of the great existing dlflouiiss In the
"A procurement oI EsIysnts. and hired LelD 70 10
H, 70 1g. :s'
be SERVANTS, CLERKS, BAnkBEPkRS,
PORiERS, sc, e superior To any other eflcs 10
corr sSol deuce Vii, he oss rsiaS. E%pio,
Agency Ia New York city Bait nDIe, and kstla-
dslphis- trust TIE ssiablishup NJ Of an Employ.
msnt Agency N this city will meet with the sasoSr,
Agenispt It desei ves, % my be.t ,ntrgigS vii Isl
fdf hfnliv given 10 serve the plblic, 7 h'fsIIfi
BLP, iculsI s,s ntiun paid 10 the = ntisg OF
osSsr Elppsriy boseht aud sold On eoAaj.aies. -
ttsE.Msss tEMs ysr o'ssss t... 'es'af! IdsSFsa 81
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

~ wssAtngssa aad ossrgstswn kai,-
ROAD cenPsnys ssXA NEEDING Of The stookholdss
q ths &pshisgtoa ssd 6eosgstovn Railroad Com
lpaay win b. hsla atItas National Hotel, In WISH
lhkfon CRY, 0n TUESDAY, the lath day Of June,
iS62 ~ sstion Of sevsn Drsotori Of said oom
paay. 1hs,sassaioato b. held opsa from 10 O'Clock
A. II TO- eSo,tP.N. '.u0 E .gr' o..
s9ln'a ,''.l 2. KINGmAN,
J. J. coo.s.,, 20 o. sIG5t" Pres ds,.
rG0F alESsesstasy SNii'Hg H$I j. as.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

FREEDoN GArss ANOTHER PoMIs-An at
tempt has been made to carry slaves out Of
this District by the fugitive slave Law process,
who were here by consent Of their owners when
the emancipation act took effect By refsr-
ence to cur LEGAL columns. II will be seen that
such . cure has been before the Comm ssion.
ers, and that the shave was not returned, II be-.
ing decided that all such persons are free, and
any attempt 10 take them away, by legal or
other process, 10 aothipg more nor less than
kidnapping. Those interested will t,ks notice.