The national Republican., 1861-02-18

- PERSONAL CoLLIsroN.-A personal collision
occurred at the National Hotel about nine
o'clock on Friday evening, between Hon. Viii.
liam Kellogg and Mr.. Medill the editorial cor.
respondent Of the Chicago Tribune, in relation
to personal matters. Friends ,interfered and
quiet was restored. -.
CIRcuIr CoURr.---The chancery case Of Hill
us. Hill was before this court on Saturday.
ORrHANs' CouRr.-The case of the boy Mi.
nor, which was commenced at the session OF
Tuesday last, was continued ON Saturday. II
appears that this boy, the son Of a woman who
was regarded as unfit to have the care of him,
she having offered him for sale, for ten cents,
in the streets Of the sixth ward, had been bound
as an apprentice 10 Mr.. Roby, by Justices
Gull and Mulloy. Subsequently,, Justices Dom
and johnson bound the boy to gentleman BY
the name of Toombs. Both these ndentures
were presented before the court for the appro.
val Of Judge Purcell The law empowering
justices to bind, empowers them TO do so only
during the recess Of the Orphans Court, and
then the bonds are subject to the approval oi
the court.
Many witnesses were examined in the case
on Saturday, among whom were Justices Gull
and johnson, and the boy Minor. The latter
testified that he was never before Justice John
son. The case will be continued on Tuesday
when other witnesses will be examined, and
the court will then render its decision.
The will case Of the late William Dseth, oi
Georgetown, was then taken up, when DR..
Ritchie took the oath Of administration. Sew
eral witnesses were examined, but the decision
in the case was deferred until Tuesday.
CENTRAL GUARDBOUsE.-Befor Justice J. D.
Clark-Nsthsniel Smith, colored, was brought
in by Guardsman McNamara, for being drunk
and disorderly, and fined 1894.
Guardsmen Whalen and Nash arrested G
Washington, colored, for stealing bag of corn
He was committed to jail to answer at court
Howard Worthington, colored, was arrested
by Officer Gormley, for carrying a pistol, and
fined 1854.
John Murphy, William Leitchfeld, and su
sanna Berry, we're arrested by Guardsmen Wha
len and Nash, for being drunk and disorderly
They were each fined $4.l5.
Officer Graft arrested Virginia Young, col
ored, for being out after hours. She was fined
$l.94.
J. s. Stafford was brought in by Office
Lewis, for being drunk and disorderly and whip
ping his wife. He was committed to jail.
Patrick Rady was arrested by Guardsmer
| DElBut bnu oneckoll, lOr DclnR urunk anu QlS
orderly, and committed to the workhouse fo
sixty days.
William Glroye was arrested by Officer Dove
on the same charge, and fined $l.94.
Saturday Miga.-Betore Justice Donn.-
John Kelly, alias Williams, was brought in b
Guardsmen Whslen and Nash, for being disol
derly, and committed to the workhouse 70
ninety days.
John Weston was arrested by Officers Ho
den and Sheckell, on the same charge, an
fined $2.l5.
George Winan was brought in by Office,
Goddard and Ross, for similar offence, an
fined $3.l5.
Mary Dom was arrested by Officer Ross, ft
being drunk and disorderly, and also charge
with stealing. She was committed to jail t
answer the charge.
Shafield, on Sixth street. keeps constant
some Of the finest confectionery to be found
the city. See his advertisement in another co
umn.
Steiumetz, on Seventh street, has constant
on hand q great variety Of hats, caps, boot
shoes, umbrellas, &C., which he is running o
at prices to suit the times.