The national Republican., 1861-04-01

rade of oil the ununiformed militia in the Dis.
trict on the 10th day Of the present month, |
and also that there will be like parade in May
and in June.
COMMISSIONS IssuED.-Commission have
been issued to the following gentlemen as off.
GERS in the District militia
iSirth Regiment.- -Cdptains-Samuel Bying,
ton and George A. Bassett.
FIRST Lieutendnts-S. E. Middleton, Rich.
ard NJ. Downer, and G. G. Hunt.
Second Lieutsnants-Edward Jones, Peter
Gallant, John T. Mari, and Samuel V. Moves.
Seventh Regiment Captains-J. N. Craig
and John E. Reside.
First LieGtenants-J. NJ. Stake, James
Scott, Albert Ray, John b. Kibbey, Henry
Fillebrown, Joseph B. Moore, J. James Calvert,
John Henning, Alfred Wetherell, and Richard
O'Dowd.
Second Lieutenants-Raph Aulick, Thos
Harrison, Charles l. Wilson, Owen O'Hare
VIM. Lee, Philip G. Davis, James Turnbull,
Leonard Gunnell, James Hazel, and Robert
Earle, jun.
Joseph II. Bradley has been appointed
Brigadier General, in the place Of Robt Ould,
resigned.
Randolph Coyle has been appointed Colonel
of the Seventh (Island) Regiment, in the place
of DR.. J. E. Morgan, resigned.
PocKET.PIcKINa.-On Saturday night two
men, named wit" Rawlings and Robert vii.
liams, were arrested and taken before Justice
Dom, charged with picking the pocket OF q
man named Norton, OF between forty and fifty
dollars. It appears that Norton had fallen in
with Williams and Rawlings on the street, and,
being rather flush, had invited them to drop in
at the Globe restaurant, on Seventh street, to
imbibe-he having gone through the same op
Grafton several times before. While in the res.
tsurant, Norton thought he felt some one put
his hand Into his (Norton's) pocket, and so re.
marked to those around him at which remark,
Rawlings and Williams suddenly left the room.
When they returned, few minutes afterwards,
Norton had them arrested on the charge Of rob.
bing him. They were taken before Justice
Dom, by whom they were committed for fur.
ther examination.
REoovERY OF CHIcKENs-About nine o'clock
on Saturday night, as several Of the guardsmen
in the northern part Of the city were on their
rounds, they noticed several boys having in
their possession q large number of chickens.
Suspecting that something was wrong, they
gave chase, when the boys dropped the chick.
ems and took to their heels. The chickens to
the number Of dozen or more, are now in the
guardhouse, for Identification"
FIGHT BETWEEN CLERK AND HIS CREDITOR.
The Treasury building was thrown into some
thing of an uproar, about two o'clock on Sat.
urday afternoon, by o little affair which came
for the by ISLANDERS, Heenan and Morrissey would
doubtless have been thrown far into the shade
1t appears, from what we have been able tc
learn, that restaurant keeper, whose name We
have not learned, went up to Mr.. G. r. Sher
man (who, by the way, figures in the capacity
of first lieutenant of the National Volunteers
the "stable.loft" organization) and demanded
pay for some oysters with which he had previ
ously served him. Mr.. 8. denied owing hiu
anything, and ordered him to clear out, to whicl
the oyster dealer responded in anything but
complimentary manner. The former then raiset
his cane, and struck the latter q severe blov
over the head, breaking the stick in two. Th,
belligerents then clinched, but, before an
blows were struck, by.standers interfered, an
the parties were separated.
DIsoRDERLY IN THE GUARpHoUsE. - O.
Saturday night, woman by the name Of Eli
abeth Bowen went to the guardhouse for tn
, purpose of procuring the arrest of a man whor
she charged with having beaten her; and Will
there, she concluded to stay all night. She wa
} forthwith conducted to soft plank in the lodt
. ers' apartment, but had not been there long b.
, fore she became very unruly towards her fellow
. lodgers, turning the usually quiet precincts {
!. that building into perfect Bedlam. She ws
8 soon, however, brought down to a convict's eel
:. where she was made to spend the night, and
v the morning was about to be sent to the wor
, house for her disorderly behaviour, but h,
!. name person who happened to be present pal
3 her fine, and she was allowed to depart.
A CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE. - Before Justi
? Thompson.-Lewis Bell, colored, suspicio,
>; character; workhouse 80 days.
/ Ellen Kane, vagrant; workhouse 60 days.
0 William Garner, carrying knifei fine an
}, costs, Sails.
r Washington Weeks, colored, assaulting wife
n security to keep the peace.
!. John Welsh, alias William Bradley stealing
r committed to jail for court. He had entert
:, the barber shop Of George NJ. Miller, and stol'
Q four razors belonging TO the proprietor, whit
8, he attempted to trade off at q grogshop on Il
If Island.
h Before Justice Donn.-Michael Donohr
E. John Lancaster, and James r. Hunter, drul
l. in the street; fine and costs, $2.l5, each.,
ir Wit Rawlings, alias Cissel, and Robert W
,r liams, stealing; committed for further exa
6 nation.
10 Elizabeth Bowen, drunk and profane f
e. and costs, sails.
ID William Monroe, drunk, disorderly, and p,
lie fame; fine and costs, $6.l5.
ct Allen Adams, same charge; fine aud cos
?. $3l5.
III Frank Drew, drunk and disorderly; fin
&, sails.
I'd Buck Swigsrt, same charge; workhouse
g days.
e, Ann Eaton, Catherine Mabury, Melvi
ly Champion, Louisa Craigg, Laura Williams, I
De "a Calvert Sarah Langster, and Charles M
len, ~ colored, unlawful assembly; fine a
cJsts, $6.l5 each.
IN John Barker, Charles cambridge, Jam
q. I.awia and Sandy Davis cnlnrpd ont al