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MARscAIBo-Bark Ilva-Joic u, ning Osorso, Jose Nj
Catalan.

MARscAIBo-Bark rlva-Joc u ning Osorto Jose Mario
Catalan.
DEPARTURES.
Steamship Cspai., Boston-Right Rev
B.bop Fitzpatrick, Rev Blenkinsop Samuel rr Mrs.
Dorr, MIR Freeman, Miss F man. geo u Brow me-
bro ks Orc Cleveland, Ga0 Briggs, VIM Rgup. Don
aid Mckay, Dcycrs, lily Drv,ns, " Appleton Thomas
hetalf II Weeks AMI wife. John Serex, jacob Norton
Mrs ant Mis- Ludcn Joseph Bra1bifn and Edward Cen-
roy OF Boston, Patrick Denver OF Chars;own Rev d la
yen Of Eaden DIR Ephran Gutter, q Woourn; John san
and wm Barker, of Lswrenee; Miss Driver James Dug
dale vie and son. Lowell: Thomas Cogg and John Ro
binson OF Andov-r; Ri Rv Bishop bacon, Of Portland,
Ne MIS- Barnardand Of Fall River; Capt Leland, OF
Sacrbune; John Scott and wife. Of Grcsnhed Mrs Jane
Holgatc OF Comm Vim Ewing of Belfast Ne; Mira Laura
Brooks Iscketnryer, John Ewing and wife. Leland
Britain, q Mancaitc, J Try, Mr. Nsanin, H wat
wife, GenC Estoy, Nj NJ Nanns and Blumcn.
thai Of New York Rfliev Bishop Mtokry Of Albany nv
Rev Bishop Bayley. OF Nrwark NJ MS Charles hcEwen
Rev Mr. Fargue Mis- frrn Of philadelphia; VIM arasse
OF PrnnsyyanIa ~ Rev bishop james Duran o. cncnso
~ Re- Bi.hp smith Of Iowa Koch and VIE q p Gr
Miss Leith Of aster OF Canada West Mr. Ira busa
States Minister Rene Brodie Mss Sarah Parry, o.
England, Miss Mary u Mara Of ireland; sef"bA =
Caeno, X Canacho sndJ Gonzalcz, OF Mexico; Mss
Lin. children. Of yama.ta: Waerhomse OF 10
polulu-s9 Ear Halifaa-Ephrm Brigham and WIN Harris
OF Boston; n Crandsl OF New Bedford; hnss wire
children, and DIR w III Love oy OF New hoFA'
Mis- Mary ID Tanner, OF Haiar-io Total w.
AsrfSwAri--s,eamship North star-Rev Dennis Dsmp
eey Dublin, I; John Doyle w Duncan. Sein OF New
York Samuel SAUL Of Philadelphia, and about % others
and 100 In the atecrage,
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City Intelligence.

Tar STREET SpRISxI RS, TRoumE-A paragraph an
pcared in tho edition OF the HERALD OF the goth n IN
relation difficulty which has recently occurred be-
tween street spnklers and the Croton Board sevs
those representing the sprinkiers interest contra
the statements made in that paragraph Iney Claim
that the cnng OF their water routes has been mado
in order make for eth and also claim that the
Cro,on Board has supervising power whatever over
their interests Tho contracts their they state &c
be entirely private, and they are Alone answeraoIe 70
liver water them and charge for L. and that is their
only supervising capacity Political purposes alone have
ac,aated tho Board according 70 statements made
by those sprinkors, thus deprvng the hard working
man OF his bread 70 mako place for POLITICIANS.
PRESERVATION OF SWORD, SAsH. &C., TO CoLoni Fra
sERAn elegant testimonial presented last night by
the officers Of the Forty seventh Now York Volunteers
stationed at North Edsto South Carolina, TO Lieu,
Colonel j. L. Fraser Of the Forty as N
evidence Of their high regard for him AZ gentleman and
soldier The presentation mado by Colonel Jack Of
Brooklyn. AZ the residence Of Captain A. B. Nicholson
20 Thompson street. in the presence Of large nombsr
distinguished military officers and ladies and gentle
men. The parors were decorated with flags and zen
in excellent taste and fine band lent the charma
tho affair The presentation remarks o. Colo
mel Jack were eloquent and appropriate, ans an.
In handsome speech. Tho crowded condition
OF our columns prevents w from Offering
steel finely chased and encased in scaebard Of mas
gold plate The body belt and cross belt are Of the
best bullion while the sash Is OF siK OF the NEST ee
cate texture. pair Of elegant spurs and portable
writing desk, constitute the balance OF the gift me
whole gotten up by schuyler. Hartley Graham,
and reflects credit their taste and skill The testimo
NAL could not have been presented 70 more deserving
officer and genial gentleman He viii not disgrase the
sword and the head Of the Forty seventh New York
Volunteers will carry il on the advance, It Is hopedN
Charleston. After the presentation the evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing and was terminated by an
elegant supper.
Hrpsoy RIVER RAnRoAD.-Important changes in tho
time table OF this road will take effect Monday newt
The through trains will make connections with roads
running north and west Excursion tickets on local
trains will be sold at reduced rates. See advertisement
in 10 MORROW edition.
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Board Of Aldermen.

This Board met last evenng-President J. r. HEsRy.
Esq, IN the chair.
The petition Of Stephen H. Branch to be paid for ser
vices rendered and expenses incurred In the Mase' In
vestigating Committee, received and referred.
The Corporation Counsel was. by resolution, requested
report the Board the number OF Commissioners Of
d eds that can DO legally appointed by tho Common
Council Of this city.
inication was received from the Comptroller,
transmitting copy OF from Legislature fondng tho
Union Defence Committee
A resolution by Councilman Trotter, appropriating
81 the relief Of the loyal refugees from Florida
called up, and referred TO the COMMITTEES on National
Affairs
resolution authorizing the Board OF Managers Of Tbs
North Eastern Dispensary To- tender the Use OF ori"
rooms tho Iales Benevolent Association for
husi.a purposes FOR tho benefit Of wounded sotisfs
was adopted.
resolution was submitted instructng tse Coansel o
the Corporation take such measures as he shall dee
necessary place the Corporation IN the possession 81
the property known the Fort Gansevoort property
alleged have improperly passed into the possession of
other parties. Referred to Committee Oh Law.
The Board concurred with the Councilman IN adopting
ordinance funding Fl 900 GOO worth OF the s"on De
fence bonds
resolution rendering the Rev Parson Brownlow the
use The Governors room, his arrival In th,s oy
referred to the Committee on Arts and Sciences
The resolution confirming tho election Of Ass slant IN
gneers. notwithstanding the veto Of the Mayor, wse
adopted and the Board adjourned 70 Monday.
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The weather III. Gay has 20, ouy nSsn s Il camp. but
Sun Ut t. There has been but little drins no Skin.
nsAss, battle, ~ one killed and nc wounded,
either BY rebel ripe or fault Of Union soldier,
About clever O'clock ibis forenoon, soms Of our 70
gmsns were returning from fatigue duty, the rebels
sent sone half dozen shells in quick succession towards
them. AL the shots foil short but one, which passed
clear over their heads and burst with terrific violence
Immediately in front OF q New York regiment These
hostile demonstrations which, when army first came
here might possibly have disturbed slightly the tran
GUILTY. Of our men, did not throw them Into the least
confusion they steadily and self possessed
~ IT, instead q fragments OF murderous shells bouquets
were being showered upon them from fair female hands
Along towards night the rebels like manner wasted
quantity OF valuable powder and shell IN endeav0rng 70
hit another detachment Of also returning from
fatigue work The latter shots were as ineffective as He
first, and the msp PAIN us little heed 70 Their Tying ys
SHES - 10
4. various intervals during the day FIRING was r. snmed
between gunboats and the rebel baterey ON their
left From tile glnboats the firing showed the usual
ski OF the gusrsrs ,rie huge shes thrown from tho
eleven inch DshIgrsns went kissing ma.iy Through the
air and each time II understanding nal was expected
Of them scattered their death Asaiy. contents behind
the earihworks OF the beeagnered Toe II is believed
that gunboass have lessened tally the
Of rebels. il is mystery ho Sever that the enemy
should 50 perssveringy coutnve respond IN Of
the well known scarcity amops them OF ammunition aud
their not having yet, with al. their firing succeeded
doing further mischief thVn put single sho, through
tho upper part OF an unsaded canal boat
A delegation from Dvtro-pr. Clark md Mr. Howard,
exmember or congress and present postmaster Of the
city-arriyed tedssy 10, carry out the instructons
sick killed. nnd vSaded in battle Of members Of
Michigan regiments This show Of regard in their be-
half ELECTS waryn and apprcciays gratitude TIC gentle
men named hre stopping with Michigan colonel, and
expect in day tvo$o peree their arrangements The
inatory step taken by pennsyVap ID looking after tho
killed and wounded beiongIns 10 regiments coming from
that state has doubt ess rcsa.ted ~ srrdng this
delegation u S y be lresr>aod and hoped that other
states viii fyUg tbe exam N ana offence
sl,cn tltcnn Nj N, rtf
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Important Pest Office Regulations.
Our Postmaster, Mr.. wakcman has fssrcd tho follow
ng order making important changes in The city postal
arrangements
nam open $50 y. NJ. They located follows,
station A, Nc. 100 Spring street
station Is, No $50 Grand street.
station &, corner Of Troy AMI Fourth streets.
station u, No j. Bible House
Staten T., Nc. s6s Eighth avenue.
Station r. Nc.4ve Third avenue
station 6. No .25y Broadway.
TIC wnsons aud messengers Of tho Carriers Dorart-
mont cavo this ofico for tho stations at tho following
hours
Gao A. NJ. arrive At the upper station at 735 An
"a. NJ, arrive at the upper station ~ $50 \. ~.
II A. NJ, arrive at the upper station at i2:.uP II.
~ ", arrive AT tho upper station AZ 1880 T. "
22DP. NJ. arrive AZ the uppor station 1T $40 T. "
$50 r. NJ, arrive st the upper station at SO -
7P H., arrive a, the upper station at $50 r. n.
All the mails that arrive ut thc'oce between he hours
of5 NJ and IL NJ viii be DESPATCHED Ia the stat ous
at r. ~, where letters BE- Obtained until the hour
Of ciesng-9:30P NJ.
The wagons end messengers leave the upper stations
FOR this Office stopping Al the intermediate stations at
7a5 A. 81. arriving a. this Office at s4sAM
"a. NJ, arriving At this ofhec at i0;l1 A. NJ.
10 A. NJ, arriving al this oiiic. OF IL A. NJ
n. NJ, arriving at this ofhcu ut 2 r. VI.
21o r. NJ, arriving at this orco at 3l5 Y. N.
$40 p NJ, arriving Al this Office ut 400 p NJ.
sp NJ. arriving at this oifco at or. NJ.
Objections made from each and every lamppos box
(s75 in numtcr) FIVE times day, commencing Of tho
FIRST n second, 10 NJ, third, ? n. fourth,
2aoP. ", hft6, S1bP. NJ
On sunday the last named (s15P. NJ collection only
will be made.
Thee arc fcur deliveries a day by carriers, com.
msncing al the hours following
First mined asly after tho distribution OF the mails
10 the morning; second, 11s A. 81, third. /. NJ aud
fourth, 43oP.N
Thr ofncc viii DO kept open continuously rrcm r N.
~ 20 a. w.
ccfk viii be in attendance at the night window 70
answer all Gale BY order
ABRAM wAKEMAN, Postmaster
Nrw YoRs Posr Uyvycs May j. 1882
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Governor y. H. Pierepont OF virg mia; Gov. W. DenDi
Of Ohio; General d. de Goicouria, Of New York. jose.
NJ Maria, OF Mexico; f.. Crosswci, Of New York, and
Mr.. Horace Maynard and the family Of Parson Brown
low, of Tennessee, in Washington.
General sigel is improving very rapidly He was a.
time, IL was supposed, III q angcrous condition.
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Court Calemdar-Thfs Day.
SrrREaE torRrcRcuTr.-la ar; 2-Nos 1911, 1903. 4656
5ilo 5Io2 6790, 679s 7l16 1885, 712z 1900 1861 1883
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The .roscnta ion made in neat speech by private
Martin Iawlcse. singular circumstance conBec ted
with this presentation that the day which 90.
Cured the birthday II Lieutenant rewoy, OF which,
however, the company was not aware. The usual
vlvial time sgcb Octa ions was INDUCED Ia by the
officers OF the regiment and tho members OF Company
Among the list If arrivals from Baltimore to-day 10
that 81 J. Warren Fuller ageIt of =. T. Parnuu OF the
American Museum. Nc visits the Srnny OF tho Potomac
procure rebel trophies for exhibition in New York
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4, so,e half and quarter casks prcwed from the choc.
v mali and hops Brewery 1853 and 100 West Eighteenth
ov.eei between seventh and Eighth avenues, y. Y.
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Our Special Army Correspo nd nee
CAMP WINFIELD Scorr, NxAR YosKrows

NJ
April n 1862 I
acsny Weothey-lhdifrenee Of The Troops R,ssI Shells
He Union oun6oau and Re>l Batteries Exchange Saol-
Preparation, Of Sdts Authorities 10 Take Care az Ne
Wosnded-Escsie,a SANITARY Condition Of ne Army
ce~s,ai AcCleilaas Strategic Plans and Urnceas,ac
Latrs-Paymdsiers Disspssns Funds 70 ne soiases--
&Asr'srg ue Rsbei WorksJa,ilo~s Of Our Troops over
~ Late Victories, dc.
This The fourth Sunday our army has passed. IN from,
n Yorktown, and excepting our hrst sabbath here.
eAsh day has been rainy, cold snd dismal TO degree
ehss would be dolsfally dissgreeabls anywhere
,sxssps vendors Of umbrsas and dealer. In cough
xssmpounds and collins But this IL season OF spring
showers and the scrvsns Of The shy dealt gently
ish, sxespt perhaps Tor uncomfortable admxtaro Of
Arctic ohnets In atmosphere rain and wind that would
hardly b looksd for ~ tbs Of cretr asds
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

RAITMoEs, May !, 1892.
The regular letter from Old Point y Isssiysd; bnj y
contains nothing except the encouragement OF new ar
fanssmsh' y 1nv ".,yvr Master thsrs, By which al
70 the Captain Of the PORT and they not allowed TO
eay'' without permission, at all until after dark
bSfore daylight. There is not a word in the letter in 10
ference to anything else.
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Emancipation Com nassioaers.

The following petitions were nled yesterday
No. 7l-Aartha Manning, ten slaves: Judy
and Charles Harris, Sarah. Mary Glare, Lucy,
Mary Louisa, LorenzI, James and William Wa.
ters, and Nicholas Rive. "
No. 72-Jona,hsn Kirk wood, two Laring and
10. 7s"asnry /. Abbott, one: J. Cole. w
No. H-Thomas Woodward, one: Rachel
Day.
No. IS Edwin Cotton. two: Archy Martin
and " iliam.
No. 76-Thomss TaIbert, four: d: Harriet vii.
I ANS and Mary Sophia. Caroline and Charles
Brown. .r..Hs .au
No. llama Bradley, two: William and Jas.
Richardson.
No. 7s-Perry L. Brucchus. ono Rachel
Gardnsr.
No. 7o-Jsmss Walters, Guard. one: Caroline
Bell. ~.
No. so-Jsrnes Walters, three: Margaret,
Alexander, and Maris Bsuiey. .s. .'-fay :
No. sl-Caroline v. Waters. one; Jesse Maria
No. s2-Caroline v. spsulding. one: Angeline
Barlow.
No. s3--Samusl Norman, Ave : 'Ssrerx, rru.
man, Alice. Sam, and Louisa.
No. s4-M. II. Willisms, three Kitty Martin,
and Louisa and Julia Les.
No. sJ-Lewis Brooks, Two: Hannah and Rx
ohel ORle. '
No. s6-Eles1sr Lindsey, four ): Sophia,
Charles Henry or Oscsola, Cecilia. Thos. Sgd.
"'S e. y s7%Sashsn Sa c. acKn.w, ,~o: Rooer,
and Rachel Thomas.
No. ss-Agustus r. l.. Reese, one: Caroline
Gray.
No. s9-Robert l.. Teel, eight: Arvi,ls, Char
lotto, and Joseph johnson, Charlotte, Louisa,
Charles, Edward, and George. -
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Dsasns - ss,ssisvs.

ma Deee bo,ptprss .s5n 4
Th4 4iOncwIna .oldisfs Of ths army Nave died
?Ss TSo%.. SS 'i ss.s::. Company x, Eleventh psnh
sssrs.sss Gs.sis. H.nviok. company a Q, ar.t.l ~
battalion CIV 0pagd. ~ al.S,,iM L.si
Private Jones, company D, Nlnsiisth Penn.
yvosorss Hoxanu., company !, r~slf,h New
,,IysS':. SIsS5:s R-yns | 'pYrp.py s',yrr9op4 Pspp
WIN. Mitchell, company r. Tenth New Jsr-
..Sss:!, \: %-sany x.Paar''.n.h xss
= Acraes Hpt company, q, Eighty sixth Nsv
7, Da;.ur D. 1.,,sr, oo.pany O. yoss Hsnarsd and
thrisiisn sfasststn, ,Sonpany I, ,,ons Handrsd
And Fourth Pennsylvaaia. iaI .1s9avN.
yosS SSns'r s1sJt leopold company 9. T"'ntie.h New
~. 9. Davis. company ,. Third New York
waahington Adams, company, K, One Hun.
dred and second New York.
John Enooh, COMPANY =, Second DC volun
J, George rarmsntsr, company n. Fihb New
san Ss.s!ss ssss s!s:, company . on. auodr.d and
"a; Fowler, company K. seventy sixth New
Peg! - ?, B. HHinekisy, q, company A. One Hundred
- Henry Fairbanks, company 9, Thirtisth New
Charles Bromwell, company B, Second D. q.
volunteers. h."fl.' -. /. : b. s. .psgph- s-..
= Gross, company B. Twelfth Pennsy,vania
Daniel gorter, company A, Second pennsyl-
Thomas 8. zsbbley, oompany K, Eighty nnh
P0unsylvAnix. -.
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Hss'sss = ns..ss gss, sarths, ena
Occurring in Washington and Georgetown, Win
be printed In this paper without charge. IA

CAxrmsrxY Tho bsAutifsl AftisssS psrfSrA.
ing ut the CanteSUuty Are otSetiB6 much On
thusiasm on the part Of the pnsrslAs o. thie mag.
nihcent temple 81 music, u w nay judes IRON
the eagsfnsss 0f the large cf6wdS Of our citi-
zeus 10 obtain tickets Of a1mission. Even the
ladies, at the matinee yesterday afternoon,
turned out ia large numbers to witness the in.
tsresting entestainmsnt gwen for their especial
benefit. The performxnces at this place are
the most fsstidious, moraiity and dscsncy s..
ing the aim OF the proprietors In selecting their
srtistes.i Billy wprreIl Ia wondsrfslly amusing
In his various traits Of negro ohAraotsr, and tie
favorite psts, julia Morumsr, Ida Dayal, end
10 public favor. Go to night, and aSs the en-.
tire company In some Of their best scts. W \
Mrs. Drury, living near Fort CoroUfan, re.
ceived $25 silver cake basket on Wednesdays.
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PE""'os oEri1E; y rn1 J., IM:E ~. !; . ,ss,; ;,,,,.

~ ALL WhOk II AAY OONCBkN
1850, for The reissue q he land Wslrsnts a
scribsd herein, which are alleged to have been lost
notice T. given h. = The az.
osrtnsas Of like tenor Will BE- issued, II novaid o6
lection should then appear.
March, lsS, in the nsne Of Abraham Quoksnbush,
ADD was granted November 18th, lsSb-Juas g.,
March, 1856, In the name Of Charlotte widow oi
Walter Oole, and was granted January %, 1880
No. 10 oss, for lso acres, i.sued under the act OF
March. lsbS, In the name Of Mary Hansr, widow o.
John nsssI, ;s and was granted November lie, isss-
No. ioSSi, for 70 sores, issued usder tnp act o,
SEP, ,smSs, 1855 N The nam! name Of James soriynsr,
Ne, 1914, for iso sores, laet lst1 in favor o.
5ssJus, %sPt y Ians,y q iss bearing date '' December
Msrch, 1855, In the name Of John Walters, and was
No; 81 ,is2, for 100 arree sued under the set Of
March 1sbh, Ia the name of irah, wi low Of Thomas
Miller, and was granted December IS, 1884, June ~
No MSS, for 100 acres, under act Of llth Febru
sry, ls.7 10 favor Of Thomas bingham, private, Of
ssd sS Rpn isssgSy g MSi"0H
No 70 90, for iso acres, issued under The act Of
March 0, 1895, In the name OF lillian r. Henry, and
1859.
No 1924, for 100 acres, granted under act of 18th
February, 1S47, to Andrew TaufIer OF Thsner Q
pr vste " Captain Taylors company, Colonel Ste
Ing date lsih April, isbo-July isth .Iss2.
No 81 9o4 for 100 acres, issued under the lact Of
March, 1866 In the name of Nicholas Turree{e and
wss granted May sth, isei-July u, ,lso9
No o. 900 for fso asrss, issued under the act Of
N ,roh, 1855, In the name Of Jose Nestor Stdlllo,
and was granted May sth, isei-July 10, 1852.
wlliism STARK, Matilda Admire, Elizabeth Bush,
eston Stark, and Others, brothers aad sisters OF
Allen STARK. deceased, private Of Captain Trpietts
osmpsny, First Kentucky volunteers (wsr with
Mexico } dated April I, ls6o-Ausust ., 1899
JOSEPH h. BAkkEIT,
CommissionaR,
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Pelios Rspsrss-Yesssrtlsy.

First precinct. NO arrests.
Second Precinct, ,County.-Dxnl Caller, drunk
and fighting; taken 70 camp. VIM. Boil, drunk
sa.s sod ssse'fssIy s1iy. sa'P IA .s 9S.
taken to camp. John Ti6Ser, drgpk; dtsfafs
sed. Margaret, Anger, selling witA6ut hcsnss;
do. VIM. Hsrdrick, J. y. Csn.do, Henry Huns
herman. and WIN. nSRaniels, drunk and dsor
Third, Georvotown Mary A. Dorsey, pros,i.
tuition; w0rkhouse. VIM. Sopher, drunk; dis
missed. Ann Queen. prosti, ution; workhouse
a,s SGs Ws,dw% hu.hsr
committed for court. Charles Brown. disor.
doriy; fined sl.75. VIM. WEIGH, drunk; dis.
missed SnsS Z; John Beard driving o' the pavement
Fif,h, second ward.-C. J. Murphy, obstruc
ting the street; nned tl.0I. &. Bressmshan,
drunk; workhouse 90 days. Mary Barnes. do;
fined sl.9t. Jos. Beulier, assault; fined s2.94.
Patrick Lynch, lighting; anod sl,Ss. Jacob
Sixth, Third Wsrd.-John Steele. drunk; nnsd
$l.ss. Geo. q. Garrison and Marshsll Green,
drunk; over TO military. James Dougherty,
disorderly; fied d l.5s. Richard Brondsgs and
tary,. Philip Hogan and Marssrss Reagan,
drunk and disorderly; fined - SO. WIN. johnson
and James Hansgsn. drunk; dismissed: ~ .
Seventh. Fourth ward.-Joseph Nathan and
A. New, illegal possession of horse; dismissed.
s. J. Clark, suspicious character; dismissed.
Timothy Leonard, drunk, and laying In the
street; over to military. Henry Grant and J.
T. Nichols, nghting; fined 81. James Hurry,
drunk and dis6rderlY; Hned 81. Geo. Thomas,
carrying concealed weapons; fIed $40. Julia
Conner, abusive language; dismissed james
johnson, drunk, and laying in the street; over
TO the military. Charles W. Patterson, drunk,
disorderly, and throwing stones dismissed.
John Sheskelis and John Mack, drunk and
lighting; hned 81. John Brown. drunk and dis.
orderly; over to the military. Wm. Flood and
Cath. Flood, indecent language and profanity;
workhnuse. h. J. Cbafey. drunk fnsd q SO.
Dennis johnson and Washington Clements. nght.
ing, fned IS. -, 4,
Eighth, Fifth Ward.-Josisb Dorsett, disor-
deIly; dismissed. Francis Crovsr, abduction,
dismissed. Tbos. Jones and Augustsin Rebley;
over to military. Pat MCCullough, drunk; die.
missed. Frederick Martin, assault; further
hearing. John A. Steel. and VIM. MckeldroD,
drunk; dismissed. Alfred Baxter. drunk; costs
"a cents. VIII -
Ninth. Sixth ward.-Jscob Wood. drunk; dis.
missed. - r .'..-
Tenth, Seventh Ward.--Nary Donnslly and
John II. Long. disorderly; nned 32.94. Marcel.
lus Jett, disorderIy; nned s2. James Coroho.
ran, drunk, and sleeping in the street; dis
missed. Wm. Campbell, disorderly; dismissed.
John Ryan. profanity; do. Cornelius Desnund,
George latAs, and George jones, indecent and
obscene language; dismissed.
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BeRinning h arly.

Three small boys-yohn Z. Maury, Dennis
Donahoe, and Marx wharton were arrested
BY Oficer Hannah for sursing, swearing, and
hghting In the streets. They were taken before
Justice Walter, who locked them up In the
Fourth ward station.house for three hours, and
were released. We hope It will prove n good
lesson.
II 10 sad thing to think what will become Of
boys v ho commence life In such u course. Can
they not bs saved from the career OF vice on
which they are enterings i't.''' .. '.
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Poli,i. .i No. ting in tne finn Ward.

10 response to 4 call, quite numerously signed
BY tho voters OF the nfth ward, a meeting Of
those who approve the War policy of the Ad.
ministration. and disapprove Of the ticket Al
ready nominated in said ward" was held u,
Wards building, corner OF Second street and
Pennsylvania avenue, last night.
After considerable time spent In prelimina.
ries and other dehbers ions, the meeting unan.
imously endorsed Richard Wallsch for Mayor;
and the following ticket was nominated:
Accommodation Sargent. .t'
Councilmen--Willism Ellis, George Quick,
and Alfred Richards.
Assessor-H. Dyer. 4srHr,
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Dcolinet.

VIM. 7. Dove. Esq, at present President Of
the Board Ut Aldermen, having been solicited
by a number OF citizens TO suffer his name to
be used Ms u candidate tor the mayoralty vt
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mauds Of his private interests. and asks his
fellow citizens to excuse him from further
connection with municipal affairs.