The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-10
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Fss THii CoEctnr To- araHr. In Madame Anna Bishse
uP, assisted ~ her aadmifab troupe Messts. !
Bishop, strinis and Rochsa giyes her final con-
cert in this city night at Carusi's Saloon,o Tho
programme 10 very attractive, and the fine room
of Carusi's, 80 admirably adapted to the capacity
Of Madame Bishop, will, we think, be crowded on
this her farewell night ssl IS. vfSJG isszs
+, NATIONAL THEATaE.--To. night Mr. Murdoch
appears in his fayoritescharacter ofsCharles De
Moor, in Schiller's tragedy of The Robbers The
popular farce Of Perfection will also be enacted,
"a and the part of Kate OBrien sustained by a new
actress on our boards, Mrs. p. G.. Cunningham
A NEW TRIcK.--We were much amused yes
terday at new and very successful dodge prao-
tced at one of our principal hotels BY an itinerant
irish woman. Entering the saloon. where were
seated several gentlemen, she solicited aims quite
piteously' representing that she had two children
at home lying i'll with the smallpox, and that she
was without money Or food The mention Of the
disease instantly drew forth the silver change from
the pockets of those present. in order to get rid of
the unwelcome visitor, while the basket she care
red on her arm was speedily filled with provisions
from the iarder of the hotel But wonderful ter
minationL on her arriving in the street, the con-
tents OF the basket were deposited in the gutter,
and the mendicant started for other places with
an empty basket in order to practice anew the
came game. - 81 ~,
REcovERy OF STOLEN GooDs. During the pre-
sent week officers Handy, Boss, Barnaclo,q and
Davis, made q descent upon certain houses in the
Frat Ward, Familiarity kaown as the '..Rpund-
tops" and recovered a large amount of clothing,
which it appears has been stolen from many of our
citizens during the past three months The prop
erty was conveyed to the central watch house,
and large quantity Of the articles identified by
their owners. Several arrests have been made,a
and the affair is now undergoing investigation
by the grand jury. - 80 $500 .3,i,oa 2al
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Y Yesterday the following cases
were tried before this trbunal:s,y,9
& Joseph Goodyear, John Dewdney, Thomas Good
win, and William M. Mockbee, were severally
tried for an assault, and jointly for riot, and &C
quilted on each Indictment. Radcliffe counsel for
accused. a4sraEs go 1900
William Irvine, John p. Kennedy, and Jacob
McKenny, tried severally for resisting officer,
and jointly for a riot, were acquitted on each
case. Radcliffe for defence. ~ al. #a3 {1lf2 s3t q
Susan Elizabeth Smith, a young white female,
aged about seventeen, was tried on two cases of
larceny-1s, fof stealing breastpin, the property
of Martha Garretson, valued at So; and I'd, for
stealing certain articles of ladies' apparel belong
ing to Miss ETHAN Garretson. On the first case,
the jury returned verdict of guilty; and on the
second, of acquittal The plea of insanity these
cases, raised by Mr.. Radcliffe, was not sustained
Judge Crawford sentenced the prisoner to nine
months imprison ment in the county Jail. 2e2
{ FEMALE DEPRAvITY.- The young white female
named Susan E. Smith, mentioned in the court
report as having been sentenced yesterday to nine
months imprisonment for petty larceny, upon re-
ceiving her sentence from Judge Crawford, with
the greatest nonchalance exclaimed: sWhy did
you not make it longer, you did old rascal?'
Fortunately for her, the remark was not heard by
the judge, or she doubtless would have been ac-
commodated to her hearts content. , -.
MR. FULLER.-- we regret 10 state that this gen.
tleman's condition was rather worse last evening
than on Tuesday, having passed an uneasy day.
t,.e,4F4 List of Patents 5a's-s S.
Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
,oeek ending February 8, 1853, and bearing date
February s, 1853. .,sai5.f, 5s5=i-, ii l
Jean Baptiste Moinier and Pierre Hippolyte
Boutigny ,of Paris, France.-For improvement in
purifying fatty materials. Dated February 8,
1853. Patented in France, November IA, lS49.
Nathaniel A. Boynton, of Boston, Mass.-For
improvement in hot air furnaces. a4s ~ a5ls8
George Chase, of Prudence Island, R..I-For
improved arrangement of CENTRE board and rudder
for shoal- water vessels. is4s Ef sz4stl l4H
John Filson, of Mlroy, Penn.-For improvement
in hanging farm gates. tt2, tit s.a55.sif4 .al
! George Peacock, of West Troy, N. Y.-For i'm
provements in corebars for forming cores for cast
ing pipes. i,Gg3os.5 5Isszs1s itat3 f4,3
Charles Peters, of Trenton, n J.-For improve
ment in mouds for uniting steel to cast IRON
George F. s. Zimmerman, of Charlestown, Va.
For improvement in winnowers. N.sis rfuz
Edward r Hallam, of New Haven, Conn.,, and
Thomas B. barnard of Brooklyn, N. Y, assgnors
to r. X. Hallam, of New Haven, Conn.-For i'm
Provement in gas meters. sst t. fsfi5a
b. LIE Remondie, of New Orleans, La.-For i'm.
provement in surgical instruments for examining
the ear, &C. Dated February 8, 1853. Ante dated
October %, 1885,. ra3 xoEg. -r-4 last1. sa ss