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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
CARvEY BUTTON.

-o o-o.- CAHVEY BURTON.
Containing two email chects and about 90 in
money: The finder will be suitably re-
Marded on leaving II at room No. 4, Clifton
,aoass, Fourteenth strset, back OF the Bal
.ero nonse: =. 1e8-3t*
"ALLET FOUND.-A wallet, contain
ginis Central Railroad Depot, in Richmond,
and left with the undersigned. The owner
can nave II by paying for this advertisement
and giving fec 70 The hndes1n r = = ,n nsE1o lad
fes-sss At once Va o. 3. K 60.
tTKAYED.-My HORSE broke loose from
" rack on the Mechanicsville Turnpike
Tu esday last. Since which time have been
unable to ind him. Said Horse Is dark
rrown limps little when trotting; short
tail about ten years old. A liberal reward
will be paid, On leaving him at Mr. Brosd
dues Stable, on 18th st., or br q. LUMP.
KIN'S, on Mschanicsville Turnpike.
fe Ste
I OST-OOUPONs.-Lo in transmission by
II mail to Charlottesville, Va. the following
Coupons Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
n = y < < 7ss e Inclusive. - e each g
"a 10 % ~ go. 90 %
$500 90
Interest payable In May and November, at New
York. All persons are Cautioned not to buy or
ia 2S-ts @. W. PURCELL & co.
r OST-V26 REWAKD-Between the First
i 4 Market and Brooke Avenue,a
B l. A OK BAG,
Containing TWO Account Books and sundry
papers. win give the above reward for heir
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
de 2l-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
CERvANTS FOR HIRE.-I have several
y MEN, suitable for Farm, Garden, or
any other laboring work. One old MAN, q
very good hand In a garden. Also, several
BOYS, small and large; one of them a first.
rate house servant; and one WOMAN and
CHILD, just from the country.
fe 6-3t@ 81 Main street.
TOE HIKE-An accO%Rlisasd
I have for hire No. l HOUSE SER.
Want and LADY'S MAID. To procure her
ta1 ALPPREp P5Ss T Moses r
fe Its 63 Main street.
NEGRO WOMAN
A good farm hand, and three likely children.
TO good home, bargain will be SOLD.
fs 6-3is WI. h. RATCLIFFE.
r OR HIRE
Twenty eight MEN, amongst whom are
general Laborers. Drivers, Shoemakers, two
accom- plished Diping-room Servants Also,
four BOYS, five WOMEN anu two GIRLS
Apply to Il. A. COOKE,
Office No. Law Kuiiding,
fe st Franklin st.
EOK HIRE
GOOD CHILD'S NURSE
A woman of unexceptionable character
and middle aged. Terms moderate for .
good home. Apply to
MRS. H. NJ. PEARCE,
fe t-3t* Corner of Clay and Fifth streets.
EGnUES FOR HIRE.
We have for hire the following description
| Of SERVANTS, viz:
Chambermaids, Washers and Ironers;
| Cooks, Washers, and Ironers;
| Blacksmiths, Carpenters;
Shoemakers, Bricklayers;
Brick Yard Hands, Laborers;
| Wood Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
/ Also, several superior Dining Room Ser.
| wants. CLOPTUN & LXNE,
Cor. Franklin and Wall sts.,
Ja 2o-ts Up s.ajra.
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OST-Onsyesterday, the s. h inst. between
IL the tan yard, At bacon quarter Brsnch.
BOOK, containing as and a due htil for $40
Hne nader Will please return Il to Mr.. J. ".
beveridge. ON Brook Avenue, and be suita.
bly, rewarded. = - -
. fe 6-3t@ NApvrv u,rprv, n
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E.-Capt. DUNLOP wishes to in
| IN crease the present number of his COM
pany: now stationed a. Camp Bloomfield.
near Yorktown; Men who are artificers.
will apply to feut.PAIRo, at Richmond
Lieut.. N. B. BIxPoRD, at Gloucester Point,
| and to Capt. L. II. DUNLOP. at Green vile
| Va. Persons who have Joined the militia
can enlist in Japt DIS company sl7 per
month. L. H. DUNLOP,
fe 6-6t* Capt Oomd'g.
DOARDING.-I have an excellent front
y room ! would like to have occupied By q
family, or two gentlemen; VIC uld also like
| to accommodate several gentlemen with day
| board at eighteen dollars per month. Per
| sons desiring board will please call at
| MRS. JETER'S,
On Grace street, nearly
fe 6-3t* Opposite the Catholic Church.
FoK SALE
Two arst-rate MICH COWS
And CALVES.
ee-ats OWENS & MILES.
| (,,ANAkA SEED.
barrels CANARY SEED,
ts-at GHas. r: woRrHAm L 20.
sl i4s MAIN STREET,
HIGHEST MARKET PRIoE
.s-,R. RAsB1T TKIMS TdxI Ms, NV
III FOR SALE.
| One bale cor tanning 3l3 lbs.
One bale containing l56 lbs.
e62t T.. Il. tTbOK
| WATCHMaKERsw viii take notice that ]
| w haze on han . good assortment Of
VAIN AMSATERrALs.
1 TIL ESS
THOMAS NOWLAN,
h5-os Petersburg. Va.
| lust REUEIVED- =
eJ % bbls, Roatn OIL.
~ bbls. Spirita TURP ENTINE.
10 bbls. CAMPHENE.s z.-
bbls. Naptha OIL.
l bbl. Bright VARNISH q A
| For sale BY @. w. ROBINSON,
fse-ets - Pearl street.
1T q; sTEvEMs = GO, ENyELUFE 70, !!
r. Eve arc now Manufacturing ENVE.
! LOPES on N extensive scale BY machinery,
| and are prepared 70 fnrnish any amount. on
| reasonable terms. lash orders from the
trade .espssaslly solicited and RromPsly At
''Ssss u ss.s.. g; . =. ! I L. SFhHSEs' sGsU4T''
| NOTIdE.-AA p1esoae Aayisg claims asa,ns,
| IL tho Estate az fALnxA1mAR STIRLING,
| decoassd. - we'll q thnne indehtsd. VIII please
pfeDent tho Aaxno 20 y. Uook tpr eetHemont.
MQLY ]. 0TuLIN0,
AdmlniDlsaiyix sf The 1staks Of
% e1-lm AlAvsnAA1 atsrlim0 aAA'1.
AYuTIOE. ~ havo dIscan't 'taued. buslhess;
~ therefore persnos having Guns - nsbsr y.
| tslss lst with ne 6or rspsirs, ars requested 70
call snd take tAs0 sWsy, - the store win b
kept open for shost time lpe tAas puzposs.
Vtssss =. W. TI0NO1, Gan Nak8,
| Il 5-6't DeleW ths Nwhse on Nain ssset.
ATOTIOE.-An psfsons having claims asatnss
| II the oststo Of Archibald Thomas, deed, ars
fsqssstsd 70 pssssat then for payment. Those
indebtsa 70 the tans - urged to prompt pays
n~nt. OATNARIAD q. THOMAS,
fs s. 6te "a. -ea.zaa..n A inistsssstx
n NUfERB OAN8 OF bVR0TOAL IN.
n 0TRU0ENI0, AWARDED . gold medal
81 1ase Tstr Of TIE Maryland 1nstituto, viii -
sold ~ Q fatI psino. Ap0Iy 20 - -
LANIBR BROTHER0 4 co,
= $50. - Updsr SppuW0od Hotel.
[f.7OOO s''sssi sSi GALE
= Z = 80 s'ssanAa d. = iN0nYHA16 . o0s
q NM znsss hng sN. .aoI1 sI4aaa q
|25 : 11d : HI :. III u J! :
kS11-lDs - psaGt ssgsA
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NVh SA W.
PLANTATION
s,s.. SEWING MACHINE,
80 patent. II il In good order and has
Hs ksss about four months. Iuquirs at
W. s. TUPNAN.
Ssh saSn 5 II AND OYSTERS.-The
Gls Ssecnosr S,sse y receiving daily from Nor.
s.s.,s.eh even FISH aud OYSrEHS he II also
which .s,iim from York river Shell OYE1ER6,
u Der ,.,, oe served up 70 bts customer at
issuoan issu@sns to hand daily IL invitsa he et.
sxxainsV consumers TO give hin cali and
ooad lis stock, At Nos / apd : f3taiis. ~.
hs~s..sst, Richmond, We.
r.. KyRyY.
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EOK HIRE-An accom- plished
II HOUSE SERVANT.
l have for hire No. HOUSE SER.
VAnT and LADY'S Maid: To- procure her
moderate. ALFRED MOSES,
fe6 6Y Main street.
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Possss v'Ss;s l's;:i 5. ! S Ss7s,ss ;s's Z ~.
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4 O6T-OOUPON8.-L in transn1iaSion by
IL mail to Charlottesville, Va. the following
Coupons Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company:
No 7al 70 7s6 ineluave, 90 each, .e24o 90
"a TO 66 +" 20 .,.. so 90
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

CERvANTS FOR HIRE.-I have several
- MEN, suitable for Farm, Gard den, OF
any other laboring work. One old MAN, q
very good hand in a garden. Also, several
BOYS, small and large; one of them q first.
rate house servant; and one WOMAN and
CHILD, just from the country.
JAMES MOORE.
10 6-3tt 81 Main street.
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ENGLISH ARMS.
A DANGEROUS CRISIS AT HAxp.

A UANHKEOuS CK15Is AT HAID
An Cfticer from Cairo states that he visited
Coiumbus lately under flag OF truce, snd
had an interview with Gen. Polk an theirs
who expressed firm reliance upon aid from
dr-at Britain at an enr!y day. The Trent
anair was their opportunity. but its conclu-
sion is, ms the London Times remarks, an
omen of their defeat. Ihe same cfficer men.
noBs that citizen of New Orleans and
President OF the New Orleans and jackson
Rsliroad, against whom sympathy with
Feoetal prisoners mad been al eyed, gave the
opinion that the financial embarrassment en- Is OF
the Confedsrates and the necessity of re.en
listments would produce q dangerous crisis
in heir affairs.
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THE PURCHASE OF VESSELS PoR THE GOVERN
MEyT.
MILITARY PRISON AT ALTON.

MILITARY PRISON AT ALTON.
The military prison at Alton, H., Is now
nearly ready for the reception Of the rebel
prisoners now confined at McDowell's Col
lege, in st. Louis, and others who are daily
being brought in by Gen HalIeck's troops
Comfortable quarters have been provided in
the old penitentiaIy, and az they will have
ample grounds for exercise and fresh air, the
health OF the inmates will be greatly i'm
proved. Nothing remains now bnt to M ks
the transfer, which can be done in a 81 gle
day. McDowelPs college. 1t IL presumed,
will still be occupied rs a receiving station.
from which prisoners can be transferred in
any direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07

xu0 dey0t1 oIIo correspondent, writing
under date Of January IL. says:
am in the possession OF Information
which establishes beyond q doubt that this
Government 10 bent upon the recognition Of
the South. 1t has within the last two weeks
repeatedly urged this course upun Enxiand,
and ma" su cceed in persuadipg the Palmer.
ston Cabinet to meet It's views. The Wash.
ipgton Government must arm at once, coast
defsncss m ust be attended 70, and, above ali.
. strong, efficient navy be At once equipped.
Asa sign Of the times, may msntion h At
bresAsvs, entitled 1.-THE Recognition OF the
South" will appear TO- morrow at Dem ton q.
the publisher Of Governmental pamphlets.
and that this new brochure IL ostensi ~ the
work ofM. 0randguillot, editor Of the Pays,
but 10 in reality the work OF some Govern.
ment scribe, and Is fathered ny 0FandsuiIlot
a. we'll recognized servant Of Psrsiepy's =
adm inistraton. Ofcourss the brocAxrs - ont
a straw TO see which way the popular breegs
blows. lit 10 successful, 20 much the better: II
not, NO more will b. said. II will have been
ascertaiaed that the public 10 unfa voYable 20
speh conclusions a. are come to BY the wYi.
ter. OF course It v useless to add tkat the
work In question II inimical 70 the North.
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A NEGRO WOMAN
A good farm hand, and three likely children.
TO good home, bargain will be SOLD.
Apply to
fe 6-3t* VIII. r. RATCLIFEE,
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~ A.tTKAYED-My HOhSE broke loose from
~ rack on the Mechanicsville Turnpike
Tu esday last. Since which time have been
unable to ind him. Said Horse is dark
crown limps little when trotting; short
tail about ten years old. "A liberal reward
will be paid, On leaving him at Mr. Broad
dns's Stable, on 18th st., or br q. LUMP.
KIN'S, on Mschanicsvtlle Turnpike.
fo
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p't
snsl.
lMOf
c,uripg
. CO will
y have .
iuS ell
REFS.
rsA Of
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Twenty eight MEN, amongst whom are
general Laborers, Drivers, Shoemakers, two
accom- plished Diping-ro Servants Also,
four BOYS, five WOMEN anu two GIRLS
Apply to Il. a. COOKE,
Office No. Law kuiiding,
fe ct Franklin St
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1LNOh HIKE
"A GOOD CHILD'S NURSE
and middle aged. Terms moderate for .
good home. Apply to
MRS. H. M. PEARCE,
fe 6-3tk Corner of Clay and Fifth streets.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Ralica Hafsara.

WIN. O'Brisn was arrested on Thursday BY
oficer Monahan, Of the Seventh ward, for as.
and nnsd 90.
Patrick Dohswsy was arrested On Thursday,
BY onicer straub, Of the Third ward, on tho
charge Of assault and battery. He was taken
before Justice Walter, and nned go; whioh he
paid and was discharged.
8. 8. Smith was arrested on Thursday, by
officer Dom, Of the Fourth ward on the Oh afge
Of peddling without license. He was taken
before Jusiice Thompson, and fned t2058.
Oliver Berger was arrested on Thursday, by
ofioer1f fcCauley, OF the Seventh ward. on the
charge OF stealing trunk. He was taken be
fore Justice Walter, who held him for further
hearing.
Ellen Goulding was arrested on Thursday, by
Oibcer Newlin, Of the ii, st ward, on the charge
Of being drunk and disordsrly in tho street,
She was taken before Justice Drury, and fined
$Si which she paid, and was discharged.
Richard Adamson was arr ested on Thursday
by ofioer Newln, OF the First ward, on the
charge Of fast riding. He was taken bofore
Justice Drury, and committed TO jail.
Peter Rrooks was arrested on Thursday, by
ofioer BoDwer, Of the Third ward, for creating
4 nuisance. He was taken before Justice Clay
ton, and fined $l6s; which he paid and was
discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Berions ARRAY.

A serious disturbance occurred on Thursday
afternoon, near the Depot. Some trouble oc
CURED between some paroled prisoners from
Richmond and the Seventh Indiana regiment
in which stones, bottles. &c., were freely used
and several of the combatants were severely
out and bruised. A man named Henry D. Har
per, who keeps n cake shop near the IRE.
treat" became involved In the trouble, and
closed his shsnty and ran away. He was fol.
lowed by a shower Of stones and bottles, one OF
which struck him on the back Of his head, frso.
turing the skull and killing him almost instantly
1t 10 charged that his assailants then robbed
him of his money and watch. and carried of
every thing In the shanty-cakes, pies, cigars,
tobacco, beer, and cider.
The corpse was at once taken TO bis late res.
idsnce. on B street, near Firsf; and yesterday
morning an inquest WAS beldby Coroner Wood.
ward, who returned verdict that the deceased
came TO his death from wounds received from
a stone or bottle thrown by some soldier be
longing to the Seventh Indiana regiment.
The deceased was from Illinois, and was 80
years of sPe. He WIS dis charged from the reg.
ular service (Sixth infantry In March last, On
account Of disability, and was married about
six months since.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
MILITARY mA1TEHs.
The Twelfth Vermont.


This regiment arrived In this city on Thurs.
day night. The regiment 10 we'll armed and
equipped and are fine body Of men. Among
them over 50 900 900 worth OF property Is rep.
resented, showing that 1t was not on account
of peouniary motives that they enlisted. Fully
two hundred Of the l l,OO4 men have seen Ter
vice before. The Colonel went out In the Third
Vermont as Adjutant, ard was subsequently
Lieut.. Colonel or the Sixth. which position he
resigned to take command of the Twelfth. tt .
Lieut.. Colonel and Major were both lieutenan,s
in the three nthskervice.
The following are the principal officers:
Colonel-Asa b. Blunt, of ST, JOhnsbury
Lieut.. Colonel-Rpswell Farnham, Bradford
R, G. Vaughn, Burlington; Qasrtermssler-
Harry Brownson. Rutland; Chaplain Louis
o. Brastow, st. Johnsburry; Surgeon-B. F.
Kstoham, MAJ chester.
Second metropolitan ousids.
This hne regiment lths Ons.hundred and
thirty third New York; arrived here yester.
day morning In good trim: The regiment is
one raised by the police Of New York oity, and
10 composed Of men who have the muscle Ia
stand before any foe. They are mostly hardy
and striydy men, and no doubt will prove worthy
Of their State. They number $40 men, who
are Under the command of the following Off
GERS; Col, l.. d. H. Curry, Lieut.. Col. Hopkins
Major Relay, Adjutant Foster, Quartermastef
8. Brevoort, and Captains silvey, Alcott. Fh'
Ter, King, Aliare, Moore, Ridyard, Morris,1s'
cObs, and Sherman.
Recruits
For old regiments In the nsld are constantly
arriving In lhis city. On Thursday pgbt ana
Yesterday the following are ropOrte' 10 have
arrived: 1858 for the Eighty fourth !ennsylya.
mia, and "a for other Pennsylvani' regiments.
From New York, 81; New JsrsS, 30; hhode
Island, 1873; and Maine, ll3.
The Capitol
will be cleared Of all the patients to DAY.
About 200 remain, who will 90 sent 70 rnlIs,
delphia early this morning The Capitol VIII
then be thoroughly oleapd and fitted up for
The ensuing session Of Cogress.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
l)r. E'ishblatt.
!, coin,. OF n,sh,h and e sts

VI NO vi, 'niht' OF hlk hIh And e SITS +,
OppJir- the ten raj Post Once,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
TIOE5, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTlONS, ss we'll ~
Ill pisesss' Of impIudsoc- of whatever character,
aud which may b. declared inourAtle by ether ply
tcisns, lie engages to make an immediate 0uLe.
From his lengthy practise In the tciencs OF msdt-
cine, hr Is enabled 10 uitr him eli 10 the public Is
D-iug the only one IN Wellington capable afor,.
ing speedy tenet All Cases durable will be guarRn.
tied He warrants cure without the use Of GER
euIy or kGy oth.I dangerous medicine Recent cases
cufed in two or tbIes days
b. Letters addressed 10 Dr.. F., at hiS flee, No.
s9l, corner OF Eighth sn1 L streets opposite Gen
trsi Post Once, will 7. o. iv. Immediate sitentioa,
DOT 3-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

In consequence OF the lownsss OF the wat In the
Re,eryOir 1t will he neoeesary uuless great
soonoG,y Of water Il praotioed for Tie Government
coon to shut oil the supply 10 oitzsns entirely
All psrsons are, therefore, torbt tdsn To uso the
by drans Pam yvaria avenue or on any streets
or avenues under ,hs care N Supervision Of the
Commissioner OF Public Buildings, Tor watering the
streets or pavements, or for any private purpose
Whatever.
And oil persons using the water urgently soil
cited to De rs econcmicai In its use as posshf-.
B, u. EkENCH,
sspso Commissioner Of Public Buildipgs,
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
EURkITURGi FURNITURH,
Mc6roEoI. a, 90.
AT IAEiR
GNILA GIlLE ~ A. LLDnAC

$50 Seventh turst,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchasers OF Furni.
turs and OF her Housekeeping Good.
Oar ttjck is large and varied.
farlor Saites IN brccatell-, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber setp, IN solid OAK, Wsinut, Man, ssny
and Painted, neatly oTnsnentsd,
Oak, Walnut, AMI Mahuss any Extension Table,
and Dining Chairs
Superior Cur!sd Hair Mattresses, Husk and oihsr
Mattresses
Also, a large quantity OF low priced Bsdslssds,
Chairs, Iabl.s, Bureaus, Wardrobe, Washstands,
ON Furniture, Se
All ui Which uIr made from The h.st mafsriali
and warranted to give satisfaction
PrIsors furnishing would 10 well to look through
the stocS before purchasingr S we are sehtng 81
pi Ices TO suit the times, -
MoGREaOR \ CO.,
oct f-eoidwii 90 Seventh stieet,
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
The Canal.

The canal, from Four.and-a.half street to-
wards the Potomac, 10 an entire nuisance; II Ia
so nlled up with MUD that oven at high tide
there Ia not more than twenty inches Of water.
bottom Of this part Of the canal makes one sick
even 10 look AT. let alone the miasma that arises
therefrom Star.
That's right, neIghbor; pitch In. Our read-
ers know that we have howled at and implored
the authorities TO abate the nuisance, and aver,
threatened pestilenoe; and II you can accom-
pllsh anything In that direction, why, call
round and take-our hat.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Astsnsaon, Amic ted .

Dr.. vsllny Ia yet engaged in an extensive
prsetice In this city, and We would call the At.
tentiou Of the poor, puny, smsoiatsd victims
Of their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life at
onoe and forever; and secondly. call on the
most skilfut physicisns, (and none are better
than Dr.. vellny1 and be CURED Of the disease
and sending you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
nROipJskI.B EtbN WUOD,

hEALED rROPOSA LIS for twa th5 ussni
cords Oi PINE WOOD, (tnOwn in the market a.
bakers pine, Will be received until the 10Th OF Ooto.
Lrr lst2, the W cod TO be delivered at suy wharf In
The city OF W ashingion or Georgetown that may be
derigpaird by ihs nndeisigi ed, corded and meas.
und lat the rSI OF the seef) to The satisfaction
ii the HCyrrnni. nt before II is re- caiyed
Government irrervrs The righf TO reject any bid
iur any cause,
PTbroai- 10 be adJTe,ard to COT, A. BECK
MIrh A. u e. aud q q 3 4 e2 tG street,
Washington u bud maksi - fiuposais for
WUud oct 7
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Gurthsr ParticulaIs OF the High
handed urtrags"-Disgracsfui kcenss
In Washington.

handed rtragso-D1sgracsful censs
In Washington.
The outrage to which we referred In an edi
torial paragraph yesterday is now undergoing
Several OF our most respectable citizens, who
witnessed the aff,ir yesterday, dsnouncs II as
most vile and inhuman outrage. Two men,
whose names we regret that we cannot ssoer.
Indiana avenue, and attempted to carry him
away. But the fugitive, who was powerful
man, struggled To free himself from their
clutches. Fearing that he would do 30, the in.
to secure the man. They attempted to fsstsn
his arms with a large rope, beating him all the
time. One Of the hends stooped down, and
taking g. stone, beat and cut the poor man gu
ground. Again he renewed his terrible strug.
giles for liberty. He shouted for help, and
begged for mercy. Then making another ef
fort, he broke away, and ran past the City Ha !
down Louisiana avenue. Here, Sergeant Reed.
posing him to be a fugitive from justice, ar
rested him, but released him on ascertaining
the nature 0f the case.
Sergeant Fenwick, Of the Fourth ward po
their prisoner or he would arfsst them. The
two men then came up, and taking the 6olOred
man, procured hack and took him, as 10 sup.
posed, TO jail. We could not ascertain thb
name Of any party who had hand In the out
rage, but we're told that n man named Worth
ington had some interest in the matter. The
clothing of the NJ gro WAS torn nearly from his
body, in bis terrible struggle. and In running
through the streets bloody and In rags, he pre-.
ssnted sight that would disgrace the dark
ages. Qlite crowd collected, and much indig
nation was expressed, but no attempt at inter.
ference wasmade. The two men who commit
ted the outrage were not officers OF tho law, we
are Informed, and We cannot ASCERTAIN that
they had any legal process whatever.
Any citizen who can throw further light on the
matter, will aid the cause Of Justice and human.
ity, by comforting with the military authori
ties. Such outragss at our national capital
should not be enacted with impunity.