Daily national Republican., 1862-11-14

IN new acts, new new uhHtIs, &C, lOrHl-
ing, altogether, most magnificent entertainment.
As the commodious temple will undoubtedly be
crowded this occasion, II will be advisable for
those desiring good seats to attend carly. The
doors will he opened at 81 o'clock.
NIxoHs CREMoRSE GARDEN CIRcus.-The
magnificent spectacle of the " Field of the Cloth OF
Gold will be again presented tonight. Or. Thay-
cr will enliven the arena by his merry convcrsa-
tions; Eaton Stone will ride his great dashawny
scene; Master Johnny will leap the hurdlcsi Miss
Elvira and Miss Carroll will grace the ring, and all
the popular members of the Cremorne will appear
In diversified performances. Prof Haller will also
contribute his scientific experiments. There will
be an extra entertainment for ladies' and children
this afternoon.
THE STREET RAILRoADs.-Yesterday after
noon a car containing II. ID. Cooke, Esq,
President Director Morehead. Mr.. W. Warton,
superintendent, and several invited guests.
among whom we noticed Mr.. Bartlett. of Ohio,
and Col. Painter, of Philadelphia, left the corner
Of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and proceeded out Fourteenth street to the
boundary and then out Seventh street TO the
boundary and on other routes, for the purpose
of giving the road thorough inspection. They
found everything in good order, though the
track will naturally be u little rough for few
days, but with using II will soon wear smooth
and run easily.
All parties concerned in the building of the
road deserve a great deal of credit for the faith.
fulness with which the task has been performed
The last rail was laid on the road five days be-
fore the expiration of the time required by the
act of Congress.
The road is now complete in all its branches
except the finishing OF some of the switches
and turnouts. II is expected that every branch
Of the road will be in operation, but as sutii
ency of stock has not been got. only limited
uumbpr pf will have ~ sutfipp the pul,lif
for few days. The South Seventh Street and
the Fourteenth Street branches will not be sup
pl.od with cars before Monday.
II is the intention of the company to run on
all the branches from an early hour in the morn,
ing to IL O'Clock at night, and to put cars OF
the different routes as follows: From High street
Georgetown, 10 the Baltimore depot, 81 cars
Navy Yard to Seventh street, and thence to y
street. connecting with smaller cars to the Park
10 cars from Baltimore depot up Pennsylvania
to New York avenue to Fourteenth street out tC
Massachusetts avenue, where they will cOnnec
with smaller cars for the boundary, II cars ant
from the Baltimore depot by way of Seventh
street to steamboat wharf, 10 cars.
At present, all transfers are made at the cor
ner of Seventh street and the Avenue-One OF
the busiest places in the city but in few dayt
different points of transfer will he established,
viz At Seventh street for passengers going &c
The Park or steamboat wharf; corner of New
York avenue and Fifteenth street for passengers
ON the Fourteenth street line, and at the corner
of New Jersey avenue and street, OCapto
HilD, for Navy Yard passengers.
THE CENTRE MARKET.-It is high time tina
this upsightly structure were replaced by Il re
spectacle looking ediice more appropriate fol
the purpose and suitable TO the locality.
proposition has been pending for some time in
the City Councils, which approprIates $l5,OOt
for the erection of building to connect thl
two brick buildings at Eighth street. Thi'
measure was indefinitely postponed at the las
session of the Common Councils. If this wai
done in consequence of a determination on tn,
part of the city government to erect an entirC
new building, we are glad of ii. Plans ar,
now in the Mayors office for a market build
ing, which, If the design were fully carried
out, would present structure which would be al
honor and an ornament even to this city OF
magnificent distances. We hope the Councils
will take measures at once to inaugurate q
movement which shall take away the wretched
looking piles of shanties promiscuously strewn
around the market space, and replace them by
the elegant and convenient building which the
designs, above alluded to call for.
A RIOT NEAR THE NAVY YARD.-On Wednes.
day evening, about half past six o clock, quite
serious riot occurred on Pennsylvania avenue,
near the Navy Yard. A difficulty occurred be.
tween some of the soldiers at Odd Fellows
Hall and the Engineer brigade, on the night
previous, which was renewed on Wednesday
night, in which brick-bats, clubs, knives and
even pistols were freely used. portion of the
hospital men were surrounded, but fought their
way out and escaped to the hospital, where a
guard was procured, but on going TO the scene
Of the tumult the assailants had fled. The fol-
lowing are those who were wounded
Charles Zissell, 95th New York, in the head
VIM Styles, 22d New York, in the head and Il
severe cut across the upper lip, and Jacob Hall
Ssth Pa, twice in the hip. None of them were
seriously wounded, and the shot were removed
at the hospital.
DISCHARGES. For few weeks past the
number of discharges granted to disabled sol,
diers at the medical directors Office has aver,
aged one hundred per day. The furloughs
granted during the same time, have averaged
about seyenty-ive per day. Truly has IL beer
said that disease, produced by the hardship,
and privatiOns of camp life, will reduce al
army more than actual conflicts on the blood,
fields of battle. ! am informed, however, tha
the above rate of discharges and furlOughs hav
been materially reduced within the past fey
days.
SEIZURE OF BRAss.-The Government de
tectives, under Col Baker, seized two barrel
Of old brass at Mike MWphy's shanty, /
Georgetown, yesterday morning. The barrel
contained quite number of brass scales, wOr
on the shoulders by soldiers. Brass is IA con
modify very much in demand in Washington
and as there are few modest individuals abOu
our office who are short of II supply, we hop
the " confscated property will be distribute
among the needy.
IMPRovED.-First street, between { and I
has been improved. A subterranean sewer, c
sufficient size TO carry oil any anticlpatedqua
tity of water, has been constructed, and III
snrface paved In q substantial manner.