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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

DASdERoUsLv STABRED.-An aifray took
place on Thursday night at iIyattsvilIe, MI,
Grigsby, of Fairfax county, Va. From report,
1t appears that letter from a young lady
dropped from Murray's pocket which Grigsby
tSok me liDesty OF reading, and then spouted
This caused Murray to slap his face for him
when he, after various efforts, succeeded in
giving Murray avery severe, II not fatal, stab
In the neck. GrigGby Immediately led for
Nlrginia, and has not been Arrested.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

SEIZURE or A DIsTILLERy.-Thc distillCry
and Julius q. Wiser, on Capitol Hill, No. 27l
First street, was taken possession Of yestcr-
day morning by Deputy Collector IL. @: Addi-
son and Assistant Assessor John nj. slater
1t is In complete running order, and Is sup
posed to have been cutting over the scribe
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

FISH FRY.-Thc Hnc yacht Juo. II. Sessford.
Capt. b. Burley, will sail from Watts bay
this morning at O'Clock for Brittlan,s bay,
having aboard the Happy Eight" whose
ley, q. W. Wilmington, John Maddox, Geo.
Noycs, Martin Rldgley, T. Doyle, Charles
Merlett, and Frank Meyers. They arc going
and will be Joined on the 22i inst. by MCssry'
John Clancy, Samuel Robinson, VIM. ShcoJ,
and number Of othc!s. They AVE provided
Themselves with ample food and all the little
IDENTITIES tho heart could desire on such an or.
cas- on and are also well supplied with a full
camp cquipage, all OF which bcspeals good
time for them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

congratulations DH. Last cyeniuz.
between 10 and II O'Clock, the members OF
Healls American brass band, feeling that
public spirited and benevolent gentleman,
Henry Polkinhorn, esq, entitled him to a
complimentary serengdc, land much more in
ihct,) proceeded TO his residence, No. Io2 +,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, where
they discourscd some Of their sweetest strains
OF music. Having played several tunes, the
Oand was invited into the house and enter.
tained In the most pleasant and substantial
manner. Tho co.. ailments of the evening, In.
tersrcrsed with wat and humor, were passed.
when the band performed several pieces a
music, and departed well pleased with the
plcasantrics Of the occasion,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

AHoTnEn DISGRACE IN THE SMITusoNIAs
LOT ts'erdly evening, about six O'Clock,
as one of our prominent men OF the medical
fraternity was passing through the SmIthson.
ian grounds, he witnessed scenes OF vulgarity
petween two persons Of opposite sexes, that
guardians OF tho grounds. This officer went
10 the point Indicated, and caught the pair in
e,imlhhl intimacy and succeeded IN arresting
the woman. He conducted her to the Central
guard'house, where Justice Harper fined her
the enormous sum OF Is. This may be the ex-
tent oil the law; but, II so, the law don't
amount 10 row Of pins in such cases as this
Huu might lust ms ren be abolished. Imprl.'
onment In the county jail would be quite light
~ such hagrant and abominable cases as the
one recited above.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

PROMOTIONS, The following promotions
have been made In the Treasury Department
since the LIST Instant
In the Secretary's Oflcc-U. W. Foulke,
froln Third to Fourth, L. s. Kimball, Second
4, Wilkinson, Second TO Third; ], L. Beutzler,
First to second, j. NJ. Ball, First to Second;
II. q. johannes, First TO Seconds q, +. John.
ston, First 10 SecOndi 4. q. Merriman, First
TO SecOndi and Y, u. Brooke, Second to Third.
In the Internal Revenue Bureau-Wm. X.
Doty, from Fret to Second.
In the Second Comptroller's OGlce-P. \.
Mason from Second to Third and W. T.. Free.
man, Second to Third.
In the Fifth Auditors Ofiee-W, s. Mills
from Third to Fourth, and L. King, Third "a
Fourth
In the Registers Omce-J, d. Lindsay, First
to Second,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

BASE BALL,-A very interesting game OF
base ball was played on Thursday between
the first mines of the "Kidsn and Buckeye
base clubs, which resulted in favor OF the for.
mer by score OF 81 to 10. Best batting al d
catching was done by Musta, Clarke, Cane,
Callaghan, and Gardner, of the Kids" and
Burch, KillIon, Doyle, GcrhArdt, Peterson,
and Knester, OF the buckeye base ball club.
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Excursions. Pio-Nics. &c
Two EXCUEslONIsTS.

Parties Wishing tn rugiv, GLYMONT for Excur-
slous are hereby notified u addres, W. BOWERS,
Ed, lAtr Of 100 Eleventh street, where he will do
buslHcss again In the NprIng,) Superintendent, at
Glym1nt, orapply to Captain ;. OEDNhi Seventh
street wharf. aus. liza
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

THE RIVER FRONT. -Berrvs WhayC-Ar.
rived-steNner Express, Nieflc, from Bait.
more, with passengers and freight She will
sail this 0 a. m. for that city with large cargo
OF freight and passengers schoonors Haryes-
ter, Dcni. butler, from Monkey creek, with
wood for Mr.: Holleyj Union, Stuart, from
Mathl as Point, with wood for CLARK q Hunt.
Sailed-Schooner Agness Ann, II. Miller, for
Geotgeiown, TO finish discharglng cargo
FGyS UharC-Arrlvcd-Scho Florence
Hutchinson, from Rnppshannock river, with
lumber for Hooo & Bro.i J. Harding, Friend,
from Charpawnmsic creek, with wood for Jas
Frazier; fongboat Carroll, Kenyon, from
. tolricr's WhID.- Arrived Schooner Kate,
Reed, from Mattocks creek, with wood for
washington and Georgetown Ice Company.
RRey's C-Artivei-Schooners Celeri-
ius, Respass, from Pia1kAtabk, with lumber
,or >. w, Owen; Caroline, Anderson, from
maehodoc, with wntermclons for market;
Ohici, Lewis, from EaBtetn shore, with water.
Thomas, from Lower Potomac with fruit for
the same Gentleman Sailed-Schoopor Celer.
hus, hespnss, Piankatank, light, David Me-
Queen, Conley, for Eastern Shore, light.
q, Johnsons WAR;. -Arrived-Schooners VIM,
Thomas, Mesrk, from Pamunkey, with
Faunee, from Chesapeake Bay, with the nnest
lot Of salt water fish that We have seen Al our
wharves this season. They consist Of taylors.
rocks, spots, SC, and will be exhibited for
sale IN market this morning by T. Reagan.
Cdicr't VhdrJ.-Arrlyed:S Schooner America,
Paul, from Spesusia Island, with coal for W.
p Brown. SAILED; sehooners Forward, Jone,
nett, for Alexandria, light.
HGrreyS WhhrG-Arriyed: Schooner Caro-
line Holmes, Dixon, from Hayre.de trace. with
coal Tor Harvey, Clark Given.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

PRICE, LIST OF Gents' Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, lVl seventh street, large
plate GLASS frOnt,) between ID and y stTeets!
iood White shirts, kl-tl bojhne white Shirts,
t2-f?.5O; good summer tndcrshirtS, 90, 10, sli
Socks 10, Is. 20 Ccntsi Paper Collars, TO- is, Is,
26 cents per box, Handkorchiefs and Suspcn-
ders, Ties and Scarfs, In endless variety, At
popular prices. =. 81 have no branch
stores,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

Forest City....... l 2 o 2 2 G 2-l7
Home runs-Wright l, Martini.
Base play-Put out by Goldie 0, Martin 2,
Pabor i, Wright !, Shelby I. Assisted by
Wright times, Martin 2, Pabor 2, Dirdsnll /,
Addy 3, Warner I, Swasscy /. Assisted by
Addy times, Barnes 8, Spaulding |.
Base on hits-Union 81, Forest City IL.
Foul bound eAtches-King
Catches on strikes-Birdsall3 ..
Out on foul balls-Union4 times, Forest City
. times.
Umplre-Mr. Watson, OF the Ashtabula Club
OF Ohio.
Scorers-Ncssrs. Lush and Price.
Time OF game - Two hours and twenty
minutes.
Played at Rockford, Illinois, August II, 1865
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.

w
The proprietor Of this we'll known and porulRr
place VI resort desires t. call hu attention Of assu.
ciatnns schools and private parties wishing TO five
Pic NiCs, Sc. , to the
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
Il Is heated the corner u Now York HycEu" and
First street wost II easy Of Access, aud l. shady,
cool, aud pleasant Its supplied with shooting
galleries, irn-pin alleys, dying horses, Sc. Re-
frcshmCuts II all kinds HnI Of The Iest quality FUR
nlshrd at tho lowest rates. There j. also hna
dancing nav lion In the Garden. The manager
pledge, himself ~ please all who may lpIly,
JOHN HOCkEMElER,
cs.n Manager.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

Equity CoURT-Judge Fisher, pro tempors.-
The court made the following orders yestcF-
days
droat vs.. RolllngS. Order for notice Of APP
plication for injunction, retuTnablc Augustus,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

FUNERAL Of ltRs, Yesterday
at / r. M, the funeral o. Mrs. Daniel NJ Gril-
Nth who died on the 18th instant took place
from the residence of her husband, near tho
corner OF Fourth and X streets, navy yard. Il
was attended by q large concourse OF friends
including the Association OF the Daughters OF
the Forrest. The rcmains were followed TO
the East Washington NJ. l., church ON Fourth
street cast, where the funeral sermon was de-
liycred by Rev. Mr.. Halliday, who spoke IN
the highest terms ofpralsc as to the amisble
qualities OF deceased. The remains were then
taken to the congressional cemetery and
placed In the public vault, after Mrs. Joseph
TAYLOR and Mrs. J. ". Thompson, officers OF
the Daughters OF the Forrest had performed
their beautiful service of the order. llrs.
Griinth leaves n husband and three or four
small children to mourn her carly demise, Shc
having been only 90 yeaTs OF ages but these
little children Will find, In the Daughters OF
the Forrest, many good friends who WIZ deal
with them kindly, should their attcntionseHeF
lions on the navy yard, aud many arc the cases
OF want and distress that they administer to.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

FuUND EsTEAT.-On Thursday evening,
OHIcer AuIdrldgc, Of the Sixth precinct, took
to the Central guaTd.housc n bag horse, which
he found cstray IN Market Space. II was
turned over 10 Kclleher's Htsbles, on Eighth,
between u and L streets, for safe keeping.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

Ar THE STORE OF the original Frame, Iol
seventh stree, between ID and l., whose
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment of gents furnish
Ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
Mr., Franc has the agency, aud which pos
sessos many advantages over any OF the OtheC
styles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

APPOINTMENT oV A WAsHIEGToNIAN.-Ye
terday Col. WIN, II. Parker, OF this city, was
appointed inspector Of tobacco for the revenue
department at Danyllle, Pa,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

lots on Meridian Hill will be continued on
Monday neXtby MesBFs, Hall n Ross. A mum
Der Of the best lots are still untnken, and we
advise all who desire to spend their money
and reap n tenfOll premium to attend this sale
and buy. Remember that but one tenth Of the
purchase money 10 required to be paid lowni
the balance IL paid In 1--we years.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
A Priest with the Heart of a Man and Priest.

WELIsv11.LE N Y, January %, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: The following synopsis of lecture deliv
cred before the l. R. B. Club of this place. the 18th in
san for the benefit of the readngoom of the club taken
from The angelica Reporter We ask place in your columns
for this imperfect SKETCH must be- of discourse which
took for its delivery about two hours This is the
patriot priest who pledged himself to D. OSuvan, Secre
tary of Civil Affairs F. b. in the presence of the writer of
this that would give thousand dollars for the first
thousand men that would strike for Ireland the President
the F. B. The priest who, the Sunday the brave
ONeill in Canada preached at Honevilleo
the suerings of Ireland and after Mass the of his
gregaon subscribed twelve hundred and fifty dollars carry
the for Irish independence he heading the list with
hundred dollars. And the who offered as an in
ducement all who would leave his vast mission and
join ONeill, to give each and every one who would
volunteer ten dollars and uske. This is the man who
boards the traitors to America and Ireland the friend of the
lamented Lincoln and champion for equal rights to all For
this like all honest friends of the oppressed the OURS
the other side of the house snar and whine His friends
numerous and to know him is honor and respect hmI
about to say love him. for what Irish patriots do
otherwise that have heard him in public or private for he
Is the same uncompromsng friend of his native land on all
occasions God Father Creedon fulfilled the one
object of his life the freedom and happiness of Ireland
You will hen gentlemen confer favor on your friends OF
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The Editors reply many concentrations and obec
tons respecting the latitude allowed writers the General
Correspondence of this Journal have to state that in their judy
the important of objects which
they ought to accomplish is allow honest and earnest to
and universal liberty without let hndance Of kind We
false. right the public Judge The public uers its
opinions the Correspondence If they in favor
glad If they neither such towards
utterance. We open columns
without leaning thus supply channel for the pubca
ton of opinions of all shades be found in other journal
America We have but request to correspond
en will conemse their remarks space not unlimited and
that they will give few words and ideas possible
The less commentator ofmddng good men. the better
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22

But would greatly prefer for many reasons that all
moneys subscribed should be direct the gentle
man, whose address is Barefeld Ennis Co. Clare Ireland
We would respectfully suggest that all the editors of Irish
national journals in America should take up this question:
and not allow the Dublin freshman to be put down without
practical protest in the shape of money from this country to
defend it. Set Mr. Isaac Butt at liberty and the work will
be well done.-EDs. l. R.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
Written for The Irish Republi
When Nora Left the Hills of Down.

When Nora left the hills of Down,
Our hearts flew out and followed after;
The green earth waned to sober brown,
AS though the world had lost its laughter.
So it had; our world, which lay
Within the zone of Love- was lighted
By Morals eyes; she turned away,
And left our hills and hearts benighted.
Oh! Nora, when the evening star
Will light Love to st. Agnes fountain,
Well say she lights the skies afar
That shone the spirit of the mountain.
There breathes voice along the deep,
flow of syren song from Lyreland;
Our maidens hear, rise up and weep,
And pass away in tears from Ireland.
Our stars that set in western skies,
When shall they rise? There is no telling;
So look my soul into those eyes
That lit with love your lonely dwelling.
Farewell, Nora; let us weep,
That welded hearts like ours must sever;
The voice is calling Ger the deep
And love and hope are gone forever.
AS down the winding path she went,
The sunlight smiled away the shadows,
The flowers gave out their sweetest scent,
The lark sang loud above the meadows;
The wild bees hummed on fippant wing
The gay winds danced along the clover,
While sighed to my heart, poor thing,
Beat slow, your dancing days are over"
She turned upon the meadow stle,
And waved adeu, our hearts to sever;
The world smiled out little while
She passed, and darkness fell forever.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22

Oh | Nora, all the joys that made
My life like to fragrantgarden,
Clasped with love and interlaid
With rapture, sprung from thee, fair warden;
But golden joys and honeyed vows
Day after day grow duer, dumber;
No birds will sing leahess boughs,
In gardens that have lost their summer.
Thus, Love, pluck thee by the roots
From my heart-oh flower of Beauty
Henceforth taste the bitter fruits
That grow upon the wilds of Duty
Beyond where dips the molten sun,
Love reigns in hearts unchilled by sorrows
Blest hearts whose fountains mady run
Thro luscious nights and balmy
From those bright skies no shadows fall
To strange Love in cold embraces
No specters haunt the cot and hall
To blanche the bloom Preside faces.
There at her feet shall lovers fall
To worship at the shrine of Beauty.
1 hear the unblown battle call,
And turn from Love to fly to Duty.
Oh! blest is he whose eager heart
Will leap to meet her bridal kisses;
For Love shall lead him to the mart
Where he has stored his nameless blisses.
Their griefs will shine with pleasant CLEANS,
Their life shall be long love story,
Thro' which they'll glide in fragrant Dreams
Unto the sea of Gods great glory.
Oh trees, droop fruity Ger the tide;
Oh blush and breathe your sweetest, Flora !;
OH life-stream let your waters slide
In ruffled songs around my Nora.
Ny country lift thy dropping head.
Alas what hast thou for lover?
The dungeon for thy bridal bed!
The cold earth for thy bridal covert
While they who sold for womans tears
Thy love divine are burned to ashes,
The sweetness of the countless years
Is on thy dewy lids and lashes.
And who shall act thy lovers part
From thee not seas death sever;
They write their names upon thy heart,
For to read and bless forever.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
POETRY.
Written for The Irish Republic.
Song of the Peoples.

BY 7. IRWIN, DUBLIN, IRELAND
In tyrannous eclipse the world is dumb
The hearts of men are senseless as the stones,
For thinker priest and soldier have become
The mercenary slaves of selfish thrones;
Oh nations, born for liberty and light,
Oh! peoples cheated of your sovereign dover,
Rise and the soldier will support your Right,
Rise! and the priests will kneel unto your Power.
Oh base to live and suffer- base to fear
The tyrant idols you have made, and wreck
The sword of conquest on your brethren here
Whose edge should glitter on the despots neck.
Does injured Justice hesitate to smite
Or courage tremble in the gloomiest hour?
Rise! and the soldier will support your Right,
Rise and the priest will knee unto your Power.
Greece has arisen, and under the
That lit her heroes and her bards to fame,
Stands free around her own Parthenon,
And feels throughout her veins Times ancient flame
But Erin dwindles in yearly flight
To foreign empires pass her peoples flower,
The priest upon her plains forgets her Right,
The soldiers are the slaves of alien Power.
Trust not for Rome, o Italy, to France
Though hooking Louis hand essayed to part
Thy folded flag, the while he eyed askance
The cannon pointed at his peoples heart.
Through fear of England, not for love of Right
He strikes attitude to gloss the hour;
Rise and the soldier will support your Right,
Rise and the priest will kneel unto your Power.
Courage, o nations though from Erin'sshore
The ghost of Freedom views her people fit;
Though France in shining chains delivers Ger
Rome to the Pope, Christ to the Jesuit;
Though Poland sinks without the strength to smite,
And Russia frowns from Warsaw's iron tower
Rise and the soldier yet will guard your Right
Rise! and the priest will kneel unto your Power.
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On September 18th, 1868, KIRBY SMITH with . corps
assistants whose qualifications Of the highest order
open, at Newcastle, Kensucsy,
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ED UCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle. s.
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On September 18TH 1863 KIRBY SMITH. with corps Of
whose qualifications OF the highest order wiz
open, at Newcastle, KensucAy,
4 MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle located the healthy blue region Of
Henry county -four miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
connected with each by good pike
about - hours travel BY rail from Louisville.
huilAs-e hS hse@sh nj rnndern
construction admirably adapted for school and situ
suburbs of the town The standard Of education
by impartial searching examinations me uiscipnHe VIII
be strictly military, requiring punctusy and pronptness In
the performance OF duty The domestic department
will Be with and beraty TO secure the
health and contentment Of the scholars Tue scho
divided into two terms Of twenty weeks each
the mencng September 18th The charges for
everything excepting uniform, boohs and medical attend
snce will hundred and seventy i've dollars In u s.
session Of forty weeks payable In two
pstalnens the begin ing Of each ter OF the
session No deduction from these charges viii made for
during IN prsrsced sickness or
honorable and then tuition fee OF So per
current will be required w
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Books
and stationery Louisville prices As the number Of pupils
limited wishing places In the Institution
should apply In thus making his nanent resi-
dence In Kentucky and devotng himself 10 tbs education OF
it, youth the Principal hopes have the cooperation OF his
friends in this Commonwealth
For further Information address KIRBY SMITH.
students viii leave Al Eminence the louisville
and Railroad whence omnibuses VIII convey them
TO Newcastle q n o