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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
TIE NAVY YARD STRIKE.
RESUMPTION opLABoR UNDER PROTEST.

TIE diffculties at tie Navy Yard in eonse ,Heuce
of the recent order OF the Secretary OF the Navy
tending the hours Of labor aud reducing the wages
of the worlmen, bid fair TO he amcaby adjusted.
The workmep in every branch, excepting The
caulkers resumed labor yesterday, at O'Clock p M,
and vii, continue at the new rates, fixed, for the
next ten days believing that, meantime VA arrange
uent can be effected 70 as 10 prove satisfactory to
he workmen rs we'll ~ to The Department. ar Wash
ngton. The eaulkers VIII commence work this
morning.
The rev order was rsceived On the 10Th OF De-
comber, and the men were informed that on aud
ner the ID If January TIE bell calling Them 70 work
world be ruag NJ Z. 10 Cclock a. N. Che old regu-
lation WIS to commence Ut 800, ard leave Of at
sunjown. 1hIs, in connection with the fact that
with the nav year the wages pad IN the different
departments would be paid az lie same rae as paid
for similar work ousi! caused general cissatiia fac
ton and proceedings were Il once taken to sail
public meeting in tbs neghboring rark.
The meeting wal held on the "a inst, and its
object exclaimed by the chairman, Mr.. Lcek, TO be
TO take iu,o consideration the proper course u pursue
under She circumstances. Speeches were made by
syero of the workmen in favor Of suspend ny labor
until the old oider of things had been re tored.
Delegates from the Cbarl, stown and Portsmouth
Navy Yards made addresses ID similar effect, and,
after an exchange of views, II was finally determined
/ TO appoint a Committee oG one from saeh depar,
/ meut, who tlOuld Dc autuoiGet 10 itepit II 81
action. The Committee proceeded To ths II duty, ard
iate in the afternoon, submitted the following psO-
test ior confirmation by tie meeting;
/ T. tac Coamoi0ye ef TIE bTookiyn Nary. Yard;
SIR: AZ meeting Of tie anics aba laborere emrsoyed
IN bo Rroosyn Navy Yard uude change DC
thl Committee be appointed 20 rsutlon Cougcss 'o re-
sci Tao eighth section o he bill elsEiy passed TO promote
tho eric cnoy Of the Navy. , ~
ge9irei That We wall continue work in 'he yard ana
that Of ths same time protest sgslns' 'ho Pt
sion in said hill for ncre 4Ang the -unber OF hoaf~
J day wJrA. ,,.. Ia u,estipg
Ihu undoragned Committee appointed by ssu shst
IN fhiu,u OF the cuy Imposed er1n tneu. H., although
IL 4 the feeling the pa ii, or hou me se'
under ollnary circumstance more would De
al ttrr di with the 40 len 81 ,ossle. Of the
nsunable vet this time, when the ~no Ss ,bellon IL
o,ennen being eqa,9ed 90 ot 70 assist the Gov
"ecnt ~ thoir .bct aud that ~hs nv the, viii not do
,rivrd &, tao action OF tho cover .br;on Pc, hi,
vinr to ,rara m ,crt. to put dow s cha,c, viii con
j r. =. cna.ica Al laboiss uIa' -, II -
, ti,ir iafor. a, h. etoiore ara - wy 90 ~
ss ,bene ~ .h,ir pote, sssse ~, ,h hs action
IT, saor. met viii good dssl ef c..9sIl!sl y
~ ,.o,. occoeed 20 Rly ceupron4ise, weiie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

Secretary Seward arrvetsin THE Sty Gs>m Wash.
ingon about TO- O'Clock last .ight ssl al gnce took
apartments at the Aston House.
1t IL rumorcd the Prince de Jo;DKihs aaa the
rest of his suite will leave lsr Eurcpe sbcGy.
The Hon. Charles Delino OF flssslciascit-, Col.
Thomas Ross cf England James lios a baltimore.
Benjamin Sharp OF Phila ielphis, and usy'r Il. IL.
Gilbert of tue L. S. Army arc &. the ff,hayenue
Hotel.
The Hon. f. ii. siih Of Long island MAJOR
Davidson, 4. S. A., boi. Philips al New-je,sey.
the Rev. j. A. Ryan Of Irqlaud, and ). Il, Van
Duzen Of Newburgn, Arrest tie. As-or House.
The Hon. VIM. Kelly CT Rp-.sbeck, aaD.
drick of albany, IL, G.. Wheeler 0i London, 1. q.
Reed of New Haven, j. fpbe's al Brmi 30,
and W. J. Ode ana L. KAmer Of PiusoaV ls~
AZ the "a. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hon. J. A. Logan OF Illinois II. { ..lArfets
and lady Of Baltimore, sayt. J.. s. Nichols - t'e
U. $ Navy, c. ~. IIa, mes Of Washington, Zig
bic, of the L. g Army, y. - Y. lusham otPeao'.
are st the Metropolitan. i,oeh
The Hon. james u. htAnsoa Of y and N
Berry Of Paiis are at the Now-Yosl Heel
Col. C. l.. And.ows VI Mas., lr';eg Van Na'l
# N.w-y,rk. and f. 4. Gray Of Bt,ca, are a sea
Brevoort House.
r. Cassou Of England ana + \. CTeehisN ~
New. uampshire are IS the Eyere iionse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
"MAKE WAY FOR LIBERTY

UsDER the oaks Of Sempaoh
The Swit7els knelt in prayer,
And sware upon their sword-hilts
The oath their fathers sware.
Under the oaks Of Sempach
Their fathers swords they barred,
And dared the powers of Slavery
Their valiant fathers dared.
Duke Leopolds knights in armor,
Duke Leopold's spearmen tal,
With shields o'erlapped ard ance.points,
Stood up, like castle wall;
And when the Swissmen smote them,
Their angry armor rang,
Like anvils under hammers,
With hosrse and sullen clang
And when the Switzers charged them,
SO well they bore the shock,
The mountsin-men fell backward,
Like billOws from a rock
Fell back with dead and dying,
Fell back with doubts and fears,
That none might pass the shield.waD,
Or break the hedge Of spears
Behold the fAteful moment
The hour of Freedoms stress!
Then stood forth ARNoLD WISKrLEfLD
From all the dubious press.
lie looked upon the Switzers,
And saw their fear and Doubt
"I'LL make path for LIbrRTrl"
Bold Winkelried cried out.
lie tn ned upon the Austrians,
Ana flung his srms apart;
lie clasped a score of lsnce-pointa
And joined them at his heart.
As bride embraces bridegroom,
He Rugged the lovely death:
i make path for LInERrrp
He saie, with dying breath.
And after him the Switzers
No more knew doubts or fears:
They passed the broken shield.waD
They passed the hedge Of spearsi
And where he Tell they mounted,
Der shattered helm and shield,
And drave the Austrian spoilers
From sempachs CORY 6elil
Five hundred year, have moldered
Der Winkclricd the Swiss;
No slave hath breathed in S siueIland
From that brave day 10 this.
And ss the LoRD yet liveth,
cannot help but pny
Some Wnkelried may lifI bis voice
In mine own land to-day!
Some stern and loyal leader,
To shame our doubts and fears,
And cleayo for us the -bieid.wAll,
Aud break the hedge Of spears'
Some heIo-man, o'ermastering
A slavish time like tbis-
To make IA path for LInEnTr-
Like Winkolried tho ss.i.si a.sxr
York jar. l. lIo2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

Reported Loss Of British ste. P,er
Raruna with s.HSe k'roops.

HALIFiN, n :, FTlt8N, Jan 0 IFtI
4 painful rumor is current in tie city Of tho Icss
Of tho steamship Parana, with l,ll) troops on
board in the st. Lawrence River, bus "a cannot be
traced to any Trustworthy source.
A large war steamer Supposed American, is cruz
ing of this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

Vincent Burdins Company T, Goth New-Yok Voiuntecr
OF ErUpiive Hospital s,
Hospital. ,,,.
wil1m Shepard Company f, 10th Indiana Volunteers at
De Witt G. sauires Company X, 9th NswYork cavalry, at
camp. ~ -, p..-iu..t. vo,,,
' Sho%a. wyko Company sh pennsylvania vOlun
'e w. Rdd. Company X 10Th Indiana Volunteers at In
s. D. R1thson Company z, LIST Regiment Bed'n' Sharp
Daniel bout COMPANY ed Pennsylvania, volunteers at
Elias Weiss teamster Company r. 2od Pennsyvsnis Vol
john LochDer Company A. 5Sh NewYork vOlunteer' at
Amos Bu.hn Company D, Is. Pennylvsns at Columbian
wiiIi,m Shade, Company b. 9th New.YOrk Cavalry a.
lssac NJ A1stis Company f. I'd u s. Ipfsny at Eruptive
George w BurwelL Company c, I'd New.YOrk Cavalry a.
Msrk Washer. Company T. Js Pennsylvania Artillery at
Seminary Hospital
Henry Rowe Company E. 9Th Connecticut Volunteers at
Seminary Hospital
Patrick Gcdriok Company G. "a L. s. Infantry at Somn'
airy Hospital.
Alfred Bodns, Company D. Seth New.YoIk Volunteers; q.
Charles Whittier Company p, I'd Regiment Berdun'' Sharp
Samuel Wisop Company z, 4h Psnn,ylv Cavalry 4,
camp
Edward Am.. Company A, 9Th Wisconsin Volunteers, at
g. " FrsrieT Company o, 18th Maine Volunteers, at Co
lumhisn College Hospital.
Memo walrsth, cOmpsny X i.i NewYof Artil'
lery. At Eruptve Hospital.
George Lewis Company b. "a Regiment Berdans Sharp
shooters, At Camp Instruction. -
George w. Bsdieni Company H. "a Wisconsin volunteers
az camp.
William Leach Company II, 59th NewYOik Volunteers
Of Genrfi' Hospital
silss 5 Lindsey Company D. I'd Regiment sordsns sharp
shooters. q Indians Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
ALIEN ENEMIES.

Tho following ID a copy OF the bill introduced into
the q. s. Senate, on thursday, by MIR. Davis OF
Kentucky:
BILL declaring certain psrol q b. allen sge"iss J1r-
frffg thew property . ne CHft Siofrs, and cSeaffFg
IeA sad property % oror ~ toyai pssHf 10 indenRVy
sm for such d1m1gcs o. Hcy nay hdre fndinea o. ne
eri.hng = Tcjsi0n
lie q enacted ~ he Senate Ggi Iorss ~ Rfp'essfiisfs
u me Un,d Sfdies Of ff1sTicd CoHgrs giaH bsd
ls. 49, o p...so y. .- - .s- ~. "a :,..ees
sh. Be bs AMI he alien elenss " ths saa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
CONTEMPLATED RECEPTION OF THE
UNION PRISONERS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTisoKB, Friday, Jan. 3, 1867.
Arrangements are being made TO give the liberated
Union prisoners, who are expected 10 arrive here
tomorrow, grand reception. There will be mill
tary escort and our Union citizens will also make a
demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

to-day They were enthusiastically received AT
Point of Rocks and Sandy Hook by the regi-
ments, with saues music and parade. Patriotic
speeches were made by the Vice-President and Gen.
Banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

TWELFTH WARp GEEM.s REPUBLICASs.--the
Gernsu Republicans the X,IIh Ward Lsd mss'ssS -
their headiusners Of Fourth snd oneaeed
adtweaty fourth street Thursday estains The ID de- ~
January 1854 20 elect the ocer aud delegations Ter TIE %"
suing fhe result OF this ,lrcea was a. ows' FrsS'
os Bonr President; A. CAun1o. Nice'Pesidert, Feed.
auFrr Secretary I. Zeser Tmssuier peeg.,es to Ger
nsu Csnua Goa nitteerrslei. de hiSnor. f. Bori, d.
lisra. -leks. A!sT.A,e.-A g,-:. 1870 H-hner. -----
kcHcsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
For Europe,

HALITAX, Friday, Jefe :, tls,.
The steamship Persia will sal, soT Ii,sFeo''s ron
this rorr, on Monday night or TGcsdy molvlng SexI
Commercial dispatches, lett with Mr.. Geo. Stokes.
No l4j Broadway, prior to p. o.. on.,oGdal. viii
be transmitted and placed ON bo,Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

Nj. SrEyTNSs NEW GUSsSAT.-Expefi.pea ;s
with Mr.. Stevens new, y constructed gunbca, End
the monstrous gun upon it, ara 10 he mudo Al me
Elysian fields, this Saturday Ut noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

Mr., NJ Lizzie Bsli, assisted q Pcoi.J. b. DroNn.
,vil 1--WE literary eIierainUsOt l5r the tei5ft Of
the unemployed shoP girls of Sew.york, TIE eyea'
inc. At Hcpe Chapel, No. 7lS1ooadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
The bohemian Off Cape, Kssee.

orr CAVE RACE ~. IosNs n = tflaY, Jan ta61.
The steamship Bohemian. W Al Bnks. taOVpo On
board, passed Cape Race this ,Aornpsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
FROM GEN. BANKss DIVISION.

PoIsr ~ Rocxs. Md. Fndsy, Jan ?, ile2
Vice-Presid.nt Haulin, Majoi-Gen. Banks md
fsii1us, ,i.-.@s mo Lles Vt Col Gssry's regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
sRrIiyaL JUSTICE IN TIE DISTRICT OF co
LUNBIA.

lu-ticp 10 the District Of Columbia:
gEs l. Re eGoe'ed &c. That oil c-sons who are corin"d
a lie al Of The District Of Colub Po to the sst term Of
lie Crnll Cont 3d. sal iof ssd Dtci AID tgsin whom
nc iudrucvf Indictments ven found RI aid ern be end
ths sre ir.s afcd b. euud u ia r inruy, and u
hseby the duty d the Marshal Of the Dis'rc 10 -
al s0eh persons liberty wthou eApeeso TO such iberaed
SEC p Pc (pyter enacted That shall be and It IL here
daty o. tie Juoge Of the Criminal Court o. laid
t o.dcr be entered the records Of said
4 before the final adjournment Of each term AitR q
ldesey Of ~ persons Who ~ere confined IN u Ja Of
i.ct before tie Oland Jury for tho tern wer. g. pan
sed a. against ION Indictment VA found by tbrin
sd ha tlaT,orc be the dIty II the Mafshsl Of the DE-
@ % M such suspected and confined persons al liberty
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
Grent Display Of LlRhI.

The Light family. CT id onne genus, wefs
again In limbo en- Tuesday, 1t being u very light
day. The family consists Of Henry Light, the
old man; Sarah Light, wife Of Henry Light, and
Light, and TIL Light, daughters of the other
Two Lights-all Ut whom are rather light In
morals, and accustomed to ply their fascinating
arts upon certain light. Drained youths who
frequent their black den Of infamy In what Is
called Light alley" on English Hill. On the
day In question all the Lights were assembled
under the paternal roof of the Lights, with two
aud Bridget Sullivan, and two soldiers Of Unole
SANS light infantry, John Norris and William
Dnve, for the purpose OF stripping It on the
light fantastic toe" In grand bacohanalian
reyGl. An organ grinder with his monkey was
employed to furnish music for the occasion.
The fumes Of the liquor SO freely swallowed
soon got the party SO light.headed and light
and the light drapery of the beautiful Lights
WAS almost danced of, until they became near
ly dcnuded.
Tic police, not relishing the noise in the
Light house, and especially the horrible pro
'ani'y "l the younger Lights, stepped in and
arrested the entire party, (no light task, } and
took them, monkey and all, before Justice
Walter. The father WAS turned over to the
military, tho mother was dismissed, and the
three daughters were sent to Eden, alias the
wrlGhuuse, 10 ruralize for thirty days.
some doubt was felt for u while NJ to the fatl
ul the monkey, as one OF the lester Ltghti
huggsd him To her palpitating breast with the
most fond and endearing caresses, and begged
that he might be allowed to share her cell foi
that n,lht. The officers, justly deciding ths
the ami al was not pdrttceps crtmtnis, took hin
from tho girl, and restored him to his master
The grinder took his pet .'and went on his way
grinding himself into public favor.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

I<fArr FROM oon,srs. ". bsvs nd savIoss
iron Corinth, which enable % 70 ststs anthem.
RicSnood; .iiss sssslins Prlos, of Eis.ouri, |.
alivs and veil, and 10 oonmaad Of one Of Been.
|reesrdt diyfions; that Corinth is not evsco
sted; that Halleok's army Is In good state Of
disclpllas.e Gen. Mitchell b about 80 miles from
Oorlnt6, pfevsatina rsinforoemsnts nom reach.
Ing Bssufegard via The Ohaileston and Mem
pills railroad We have reason 70 believe that
the numbers 10 the two armies Of Halleck and
Bsaarsssrd are greatly over. estimstsd, and that
the forces are not very unequal. When Farrs.
gut reaches Memphis, u 10 probable that the
rebels will be oonpsllsd 70 leave their entrsuch.
ments, and 6ght n fair field and upon some
thing Ike equal tsrms.-N T. Express.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
IDEg,..,s,ss, 6is6SS.v ets

The following names Of soldiers deceased at
the hospitsls6Avs As6h tsedftsds ~ u "
. Robert Irwin, COMPANY O, Tooth Penn.
Michael Kenney, ootnpauy D, l0lst NJ Y.
,k.1sSisb WS;s 1S%Rssnx Sa9Rs X u an POM.
Pc. Dickson, COMPANY q, s5th Penn.
W, II. Cole, company 2, lOia NY.
John Campbell, 6tb N o. .y.-,..-,.rr,,,,
James Be0k, 1st Riohth0ud artillery. ! INV
vi B. Bryant, company X. 10th Miss.
The last three wore rebel prisoners.
Rufus Haskins. COMPANY 4, lat VI. cavalry.
David mckinley, company D, 11tA Penn.
Allison H. Levey, company @, 9Sth N. Y.
J. II. Flowers, COMPANY n, 59th N. X. 9...,.
Jacob Kerr, company r, nth U. 9. infantry.
D. D. Tompkins, company Q, slat N. Y. .,
4. n. Kinney, company A, 6th Vt.
Z Harvey 8. Hexdley, company Q, 9Th Nj.
Sergt J. B. Kenyon, company A, lat Penn.
A. X. Mapledorum, COMPANY L, Seth N. Y.
J. Albert, company e, l63d Penn.
Lieut.. l. n. Cook, company +. 10Th Ala.
James Donahue, COMPANY g, 9th Ala.
n. Farmer, company @, 24th We. rrDr
II. A. Barber, company +, 9Th 8. G.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur.
nishsd with all the infofmAtiou they desire In
relation TO the burial places Of their friends,
3d., by calling on r. T. Sands, Government un.
dertAker, 4A F street nerth.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

81 Baschslor's Hair Dye-Ths Bsst In
the world.-wiiliam A. Bachelors . celebrated
Hair Dye proaeoss color not T. bs distinguished
nom nstus warranted pot to irjars the Hsis In the
least remedies the III ELECTS Of bad dyei and invig
O. stes The Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turos splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful Sold BY all
Drugsists, &o
81 The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, en- tie four Itie, Of aacA bon.
Fuotory, No 81 Barclay street, (Late 2sa Broad.
way and 10 Bond,) New York my 2sly
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
Conn alton OF Liauor,

Yesterday the provost guard visited lot of
X, and to the great horror Of the keepers,
seized the stock in trade of three Of them, and
promptly rolled the barrels, casks, &c., into
The streets. A large crowd collected, and many
oourssd its wsy down the same guitars wSsrs
many \ thirsty soul had often been rolled by
means Of the "tangle legs" d" What a pity 10
waste 80 much good liquor!" exclaimed more
than one blear.eyed soaker, As bottles, barrels.
and casks were demolished.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
AmupsAsnes.

GRovER's THsA7RE.-Ths Rivals" as pre-.
sented last evening, attracted large and
fashionable audience. Who readily .ap.
preciated the masterly efforts Of Sheridan,
ss and "issSss sssss .os. II s' @ %0: . s. n.
company performed the piecs 10 manner
highly creditabie, nor osn'ws, In q spirit Of just
criticism, Chide any individual Of NJ. Grovers
excellent company. for the comedy has never
evening.
Tonight tho company, ia It's greatest oomi
cal strength, appears In two really amusing
pieces. The performances will commence With
ried LIFE" in which Mr. Setchell will assume
the character OF Mr.. Henry Dove, and Mrs.
Lofty Hough that Of Mrs. Henry Dove, sup
ported by Phillips, Bokee, Ward, Edwards, Mrs.
Germon, sophy Climber, Jul Nelson, and Ars.
tho Mummy" with Mr.. Setohell in the great
Burtonian part of Toby Tramp, or the Mummy.
FoRD's ArnEs.EuM.-7he Opera.-Lsst night
saw tho largest assembly Of our opora.loving
public in this place. The performance con.
del Rcgimento," with Miss Ksllogs as Maria,
aud Brignoli and Susini In the two principsi
male roles. Miss Kellogg 10 one OF the very best
Marias We have ever hoard, and fairly rivals
Jenny Lind; Brignoii and susini were y good
M usual. Gnttschalk gave some OF his most
splendid performances on the piano.
This evening we are to have ia Fay0ritA, y
with Madame do Lusan ~ LeoRorxs Madame
do Lusan IL, like Miss Kellogg, an American
lady, who Is regarded AS one Of the very bes,
singers Of the day. She will certainly do justice
TO the great part Of Leonora, In which she will
be ably ASSISTED by Brignoli In his great char
aoter as Fernando.
Susini, rs Balihazer ,has no rival, and Amodio
win appear in his unrivalled character Of
Alphonso.
CAYrERDURY.-The very laughable negro
farce, by Harry Rice, entitled, I" The Haunted
Hotel" an)rded much amusemsnt to the large
audience present last night. The beautiful
ballet" hassan!ello," danced BY six Of the at
,ractivo young ladies' belonging to the Canter
bury company, is greatly admired and enthu
siaslically applauded. The astonishing feat
by Christie, The Leap for Life," together
with tho other feats of the accomplished gym.
mas $, Lewis and Christie, attract much xtten
ton. Tho great challenge dance, by four per.
formers, will form part Of to.nfght's pro.
grammo. and the entire company will appear
IN new acts, songs, and dances. Go early, ant
secure good seat.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-VOcal ant
Instrumental music, Of first class order. Coz
cor,s commence at A p. M, daily. Rosenthal'i
bar AID larder are well stocked with tbt
Choic, It wines and liquors, and most palatabls
eniahTg,
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
The Old Capitol Prison.

There are now held in the old brick capitol
l35 prisouefs-l03 Of whom are prisoners OF
war, the rest being State prisoners. Among
the latter are three females, viz: Ars. Green.
how, Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. Barley; all in good
health, except siioh NJ were sick when com.
mitted. From this place have lately been sent
vt the request Of Gov. Stanley, all the prisoners
Of war belonging to North Carolina.
In the oontrAbSnd (negro) depot there were
so inmates, Of all Hges and sexes, unemployed
There are considerable additional number
employed daily In clearing up the old camps
burying dead horses, and other police labors.
Until recently the arrivals vt this depot have
been about twenty, chiefly from Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
CrOas.RiF1MG,

julius Faultz, living In Murphsy's Row, on
Sixth street, complained, yesterday, Of John
and Renxrd Louper for threats, and the
Loupers were arrested BY Oifioer Grown, Of the
fourth ward. They then complained Of Faultz,
who 10 n rag-picker, for creating nuisance
about bis establishment. IN the accumulation Of
sundry dirty rags, which might have smothered
the life out of Sir John Falstaffn himself.
Aud amount of Dutch gibberish was INDUCED
In before the justice, but we believe all parties
were dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

THIRD wARD-FlRST PRECINCT.
i Notice hereby given ths., In conformity 10
the provisions Of tbs charter OF the city Of Wash.
ngton, an election will be held on Monday, the I'd
day Of June next, at the Wood Ofnos Of j. W
Himms, touthwsst ocrner Of Ninth and II stre,h,
for Mayor, to serve two years, one member CT the
Boar Of Aldsrm.u, TO serve two years, three mem.
bers Of the Board Of Common Council, to ssrvs one
year and an Assessor to serve two years, for said
ward
The polls will opsn st O'Clock g. m. and close At
7 p. m. JAS. N TOWERS,
p. NJ. MARTIN,
WIN. II POPE,
mayo Commissioaers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

CECOND wARD-FlRST PRECINCT.
the provisions Of tbs chsstss Of the city Of wssh.
inston, an election Will BE- held nenday, the I'd
DAY OF june next, at 40 Tws'nh street, between
two years, for enc nsmbef Of the Board Of Alder.
men, to serve two yeas, and for three msmbsis Of
The polls will BE- opened at o,oloot n. and
clo st7 D. N. GEO. ". STEWART,
JAS. W. SPALDING,
L. r. CLARK,
mayso Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
j. j. CooAss, Secretary.
CHEAP LIVING.

TRE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, 41A
Seventh street opposite the Post Oice Is the cheap
es and best Eating Place In the city OF Washington
Roast Beef, and the best Bread, Butter and Pota.
toe, 10 cents:
Roast Pork, Bresd, Butter and Potatoe, ID cents
Roast Mutton, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, l5 cts
beef STEAK, Bread, Butter aud Potatoe, 10 cts.
Ham and Eggs, 20 cents.
Veal Cntlet, Bread, Butter And PotAtoe, 10 cite.
Coffee and Rolls, 10 cts.
And all other prices In proportion.
Every article served up 10 the establishment 10 Of
the best quality and equal 10 any hoteli the city
my 6-1ms
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

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Testsd for 10 years and grown In favor 1t kills and
ex'srmiuate, Reaches. Bed Bugs, Ants, Flsas
Moths In Cloths, Fun and Furniture, Garden In.
scots, 40. All genuine bsas the signature Of E.
Lyon, a~d vat poisonos 10 pe,so~s or domeac drimaL
Beware Of eouuterfeits and imitations
Lyons Powder kills. all insects In trioe,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Fold everywhere D. 8. BARNES,
sp3o-TTssm 2o2 Broadway, New York.