The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-02

(Mr. Lea) give heart. When get home
we will do good; do best for our white brothers
will tell all TO people.
| YELLOW SMOKE, in answer to question in
gard To the white persons who conducted these In
| dams to Washington said that these white breth-
! rem had come by special request and proved their
| friends He and his friends had been moved by the
Great Spirit TO make this visit for years but were
distrustiul of the Indian Agent there; and until
| provided with means by these white friends were
| they able to come.
Mr.. LEA, after some talk with these two chiefs
in answer to questions about lands granted under
old treaty said 1t should all be attended to- and
putting them in charge of person to be equipped
in dresses according to their request, they took
| friendly leave
CRIMINAL CoURT.--The March term Of this court
| commenced yesterday. The following named
gentlemen were sworn as urors
Grand Jrry.-Messrs. William w. Seaton, fore
man; Lewis Johnson, John ii. King. Jeremiah
| Orme, Cornelius Barber, Jehiel Brooks, William
| b. Todd, Charles L. Cotman, Augustus f. Perry,
William +. Bayly, Benjamin Beall, George S.
Gideon, Thomas Purse, Ed. M. Linthicum,
Charles X. Gardner, Francis S. Walsh, Nicholas
Callan, John Underwood, William Bates, William
Wilson, Benjamin l.. Jackson, Joseph Libby, Pc
| ter Hepburn, and James II. Causen.
Petit Jury.-NIcssrs. Guy Grahame James Car.
roll, J. b. Wiltberger, ii. II. Mcpherson, Joseph
|, b. Hall, Thomas Jarboe, w. Is. Rocker, James
Murray, William Cammack, jr. Thomas Scriv-
ener. Joseph Fry, William b. Sothoron, Joshua
Hilton, Charles X. Good, Ezekiel Young, John X
Vernon, John S. Anderson, H. Il. Parker, William
&. Howison, E. d. Hall, Samuel c. Davidson,
Paul Stevens, William S. Clary, John M. Thorn
ton, Robert w. Burroughs, John II. KilIman,
Joel Downer, Balaam Burch, George Browning,
and Jacob Harshman.
Judge Crawford addressed the Grand Jurors as
to the high duties devolving upon them; where
upon they retired to their room, and after brief
session returned into court, and they were dis
charged until to morrow.
The Petit Jury were discharged until Thursday;
and the court adjourned over to Wednesday.
BUILDING OrERATloNs.-I our walks for the last
two or three days in the suburban precincts of
Washington, the cheering music of the hammer
and saw, and of the trowel, have greeted our ears
on every side. New houses which have recently
sprung up tenanted ere they are finished; and
frequent piles of brick and mortar and joists and
framework, attest the demand for houses, and
make known that the season of prosperity for our
outdoor mechanics has commenced
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The first appearance of
Miss Julia Bennett, at this theatre last night was
well received. We did not remain in attendance
long enough to form such idea of her acting ms
to authorize us to speak specially to her promi-
nent merits, but think she is deserving of the
praise elected in the northern cities where she has
appeared.
CHANGED WITH STEALISG.-A young man, bear
ing the name OF Chas. Campbell alias Piedmont,
lately from Richmond. arrested yesterday
charged with stealing an overcoat and about four
dollars, the property Of A. Fleming. The lost
property was recovered, and the accused was COM
United to Jail, by Capt. Goddard, for trial.
GRANGE OF Hours ON THE WASHINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILRoAp.--The following is the new
schedule which went into effect yesterday on the
Washington Branch Railroads
Leave Washington at and a m, and II, and
p. IN. Leave Baltimore at and a. m, and
and 8. p. m.
The first train from Washington, and the first
and last trains from Baltimore, will be express
trains, stopping only for water.
On Sundays the second and third trains from
Washington, and the second and fourth from Bal
timore, will be omitted.