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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
SXXVIlth Con.re,s.

dat XXXNliith ConsIess S&XVllih Consre,s
4. ..Th0na. u. Eliot, RI Thomal d. EIiot (lt.)
IL. .Oakes Ames On James buEiJton. IN
M..JohD > Sl,eper. tOlp }SerJslin y. Thomas iCpp)
~. .Ssmusi n O. per. al A.ex4Ddet Il. Rise. ~
N..Jonn u. Aley, lGl sal3ue Hooper, thl
N..Dsniei ". G1Ocl. (a John T.. Alloy, W.)
VII. Geo. y BOUtwell tR.j Daniel W. G0och tR)
VIII. .Jonn ID. baldwin, (k Charles r. Train. (R.p
IA. NuI. b. " NasAbUIu,( OK. lAInfsa Walker, (k.l"
X. henry l. Dawes lk.) Charles Delano, Opp
M.. ~ Henry l.. Dawes, (R)
sChosen 70 MI the vacancy occaOnsd by the death Of M
Bailey.
Niae Republicans and one opposition in the
XXXVIIItb, against nine Republicans and two op-
position ia the AXAVIlth. Will not this do when
contrasted with tie Middls States ana the West 7
This brilliant victory Is due 10 the bold and uas-
terly cement Of tie campaign by the Republi-
cans They knew that the pe0p'e were Tor Charles
Sumner ara they determined 30 give them all oppor-
tuuity to by 30. Under the glise of No-Partyism,
his W ly and tIeacberOus enemies would have creIt
Into the Legislature III numbers sufficient TO prOtracs
the struggle until January, aud possibiy TO render
i,E result doubtful. by the course pursued at The
State Convention these men were thrown where
they belonqed-into the Opposition party-aud the
bsld was clear for contest between the Govern
nent party and the Surrender party. Those Re
publicans who, matter Of taste and Tor reasons
which they could not give except 10 themselves,
were against MIR. Sumner, willingly nnd IJyiully
gave up their preudices for the sake OF the cause,
vert lett 10 isht lin but the Submissionists and
ioOi who thought q state Of war was
good excuse Tor doing what nobody
void think Of doing 10 time Of peace, 70 wit,
giving the country over iuto The bands of the men
- WA'.s 'h0se-iy tSi sseaeb;sy /. lad 90 .Iio
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THE CITY RAILRoAp.-An informal meeting o,
the principal subscribers to the stock Of the WI ash
ington City Railroad was held yesterday -four
afths Of the stock being represented, and we are
glad to say that the fullest disposition was mani
Tested to do full justice to the residents Of this
District In the construction and management OF
the road. Resolutions were passed, requesting
the corporators to call meeting Of the stoc khold.
ers at the earliest possible day under the law for
the organization Of the company. IL was deter
mined TO build and stock the road in the best
manner, within the time prescribed In the act
granting the franchise, and also to confer upon
the resident stockholders a controlling influence
In the management Of the road. by giving them
four directors out Of the seven TO be chosen. One
OF the directors will be selected from the city Of
New ork, two from Philadelphia, and four from
the District Of Columbia which, 1t will be con-
ceded is very liberal in view Of the fact that the
District Is largely in the minority az respects the
amount Of Its subscription to the work.
The citizens Of Washington, who are so anx-
iously looking forward to the completion Of this
road, will note with satifaction the purpose Of the
stockholders to push the enterprise forward with
energy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
TURspAY. MAY -


SRNATK.-Mr. Grimes offered a resolution call
Ing on the Secretary Of War for information re-
lative to the number Of officers and men Of the
regular and volunteer service that are ned in
the Penitentary Of the District Of Columbia, TO
what re giments they belong, by what court they
were sent there, &c adopted
The post route bill was taken up, amended and
passed.
A communication was received from the Pres.
ident, declining to furnish the information con
corning Mexican atfiirs called for by recent re-
solution Of the Senate, the ground that at pre-
sent to furnish 1t did not compOrt with the public
interest.
The tax bill was then again taken up, and
amendments proposed by the Finance Commit
tee were considered.
HOUsE.-The Speaker laid before the House q
communication from the State Department trans
uniting correspondence relative to Mexican az
fairs referred.
The bill for the payment OF losses sustained by
citizens from L. 8. troops was made the special
order for this day two weeks
The bill authorizing the appointment Of q
Board Of Forthcations, was passed over
Mr.. Crisheld reported bill granting a tract
OF land known as the Colorado Desert TO Califor
MIA TO Introduce a sufficient supply OF water upon
and over the same for Irrigation and other pur
poses; referred to Committee Of the Whole
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To the Citizen, 9th. Ssvsnth Ward.

notice. in the reported proceedings Of two
meetings held In the ward, that my name has
been placed before you as a candidate for re.
election 10 the Board Of Aldermen. As both the
meetings referred to adopted set Of resolutions,
and those resolutions conflict with eacn other
upon the subject Of education, It becomes my
duty to define my position upon that and other
questions arising ont Of the unhappy condition Of
our beloved country, viz:
First am an {" Unconditional Unionist,'' in
favor OF maintaining the Constitution and the
Government az bequeathed to ms by our fathers,
to the exclusion Of all side issues of every sort and
description.
Second. 1 shall continue, as I have done In the
past, 10 oppose all fanatics, whether In the garb
Of secessionists or abolitionists
Third. 1 am and have always been opposed 10
the Introduction Of national politics into our mu
nicipal afaiIs.
Fourth. am opposed to the Corporations es-
tablishing schools for the education Of negro
children, and pledge myself, II elected, to do all
In my power to relieve negroes from the pay
ment Of any tax for the support of public schools,
nit can be done under the charter
lfyou feel disposed to elect me upon the above
conditions, am at your service.
May "a, 1854. JOHN H. SEMMRs.
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OIKD,

eeorretown RI eights on SUNDAY the 25ta M stau IN.
q, sS o'eeok m, Mrs Rate LINTHlcuM
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
the funsrai. 90 deg Tuesday, st ~ O'Clock ,. m.
on the esth Instant, attsr short bat painful id,
M.risret A. Yashman. aged II years. . months,
and Is days
His fnnsrsl Win take plaes from the rec, snee Of
his parents, on % morrow, Nv ednescayl ~ three
O'Clock No. 54e n street, st which time the
flisnds and sos qsint.noes Of the family are re-
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BATcHKLoR's HAIR DYR.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces q color not TO be distinguished from ma
ture-wansnted not to injure the air in the,least
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty HAIR
instantly turns . splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
III The Genuine Is signed WILLIAMA. BATCH.
xLoR, on the Joxr sides Of each Dor
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nstc York,
m27-iy Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

MAYORS OFFICE,
WI 6RoRSIrowN,D. G May s<th, le62.
SIlLID PROPOSALS to be left with the Clerk of
the Corp oraton will be received from the Painters
OF this Town, unul Saturday noon, the 39th inst,
for painting the interior, and window and door
frames OF the hrst and second stories OF the Town
Hall, with three coats Of the b.st quality Of white
paint, and In the best manner CT workmanship.
III apy plantations desired, before the propo-
sails are made, they will be given By VIM. LAIRD,
Ess Clerk Of the Corporation.
m Sl-td HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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SIo0ra 10 before HIS Worship George Hall,
Esq, Mayor Of Quebec

QUEBEC, June ID, 1858.
This 10 20 certify that have been blind for ten
years Of my right eye and Tor the last ten months
my left eve became similarly diseased. -Four
weeks ago was led bv three members Of the ST
Patrick's Society into DIR. Thumblety's ONCE al
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me,
said he could cure me Ia short time, notwith-
standing most OF the doctors In town had gave
me up as incurable, namely, Dr. Landry and DIR.
Fremont, Of the the Nunnery Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wife led me home blind from the institution
Then commenced trying mostly all the doctors
OF Quebec without the slightest particle OF relief.
have been 70 work for the last eight or ten DAYS,
at my usual occupation, that OF mariner on the
81. Lawrence, and thanks 10 Almighty God that
he has sent the illustrious DIR. Tumblety 20 cure
me. May GCd bless! WILLIAM SMITH,
Citizen Of Quebec, c. T..
Sworn TO and acknowledged by the above
mentioned William Smith, who has read aloud
In nv presence printed document which be
lad never seen before.
GRoRsK HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature OF their complaints or illness, without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No Charge for Consultations or ddeios.
Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 9TH street may 9-u
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

EMANCIPATION CoMMrssIoNERs.-Petitio pre-
sented since our last report Thomas Jenkins,
slaves-Jim Green, and Sam and Nora Bruce.
VIM. b. Todd, 1 slave-Jim Dashiel. D. T.
Gladman, slave-Lucy Brisco. J. r. Brown
slave-Henrietta Johnson. Francis J. Jones, ,
slayes-Susan, James and Edward Page. Robt
G. Brooke, slaves-Sandy, Mary, Sandy, Jr.,
and Maria Digs, and Luke Gilbert Andrew
MARITIME, 6slaves-Maria Nelson, Flora, Daniel
John, Charles and Catha,ine Buchanan Horace
White, lslave-Florida. Charles Miller, slave
MillY Jordan: VIM. II. Kurtz, slaves-Simon
Brooks, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Thomas and George
Gibson. Mary A. Hewitt, slayes-Mary Jane
Jones and Cornelius Broker. Susan A Chap
man, 1 slaye-Mary Elizabeth Taylor. Ann M
slsves-Ezekiel Disco, Samuel Wilson, John,
Maria, Nicholas, George, Cecilia and Ida Beall
Nancy, John, James and Horace GREY, Eliza and
Clara Washington, Ellen Warning, Robert, Hen
~ and Levi Herbert, Margt., Sally, Alice Laura,
Juliet, Frederick and Vim Coleman Ann Maria
Disco and Emma Disco 6slaves-Nary Ayres Car.
oline, Charlotte, Rich ID, Louis and Menah Jenifer
AnSeilnaca Chew, slave-Sallie Coates Emma
DISCO, slave-Paradise Docket Isaao Scaggs,
] siave-JOhn Stewart Clement Hill, slaves
Nicholas, VIM. and Susan West, Peggy and -
Herbert. John J.. kidwelI, 3 slaves-James and
Mary Somerville and Sarah Brooks. Emellne
Sheriff, 7slaves-Harriet ard Benjamin Watkins,
James Allen. Martha Johnson, Ellen, Lewis and
Charles Norton. Margaret r. Lowre slaves
Mary, Laura and Kate SHINES, Gabriel and
Frank Clarke, VIM. and Edward Stewart Mary
A. Smoot, 2slaves-Henrv Butler, Margaret Hall
Francis Nj. Jarboe, slaves-Susan, Jane, VIII
lie, John and Joseph Campbell and Mary Tyler
Martha T.. Barnes, 1 slave-Jess Johnson Rob't
Jones, slaves-Amos Dean. Ellen C Jones,
slaVe-Rachel Robert Gunnell, 10 slaves-PsuI-
ina Booth, Sarah Fairfax, Flinda, Anna, VIII
liam, Frank, Thomas, Joseph, Sally and Charles
Harriet DOnohoe, slave--EuZa. John w Wells
l nave,harriet Hawkins Henry Newman, .
slaves-Mary, Sally and Frances. VIM. Nailor,
! ssve-Sarah Johnson. VIM. McIain, slaves
Mary l.. Jefferson and Sam'1 Dorsey
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PEDAL ExcREsRNcEs. Bunions, Cal
losties, Club and Inverted Nails and all diseases
Of the human feet treated successfully without
pain or loss OF blood by Or. White, Surgeon
ChiropOdist, at 426 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Four and-a-half and Sixth streets. OPP
rations performed In few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Ladies and gentlemen attended az
their residences when desired
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FTon one Of tks best knol1R Priests in ths States
My deafness has besn great affection to me
Ii is therefore my duty to those similarly afflicted
as well as an acknowledgment to Dr. Won Mos
chziskers great skill and talents, to make Il pub
lcly known that he restored me to my natural
hearing. STANIsLus PARIZYNsKY, Passionist.
DR.. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, 227
Pennsylvania avenue, gives bis entire attention
10 all diseases Of the Eye and Ear. For more
testimonials see his card In the National Inteli.
gencer. lt&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

CORRECTION Of statement that appeared in
Monday evenings paper: Mrs. Nichols and
boardeTs were not taken to the guard house on
Saturday night, but Mrs. N chols appeared there
herself on Sunday morning, ana az no proof could
be brought against her for keeping a disorderly
house, was hOnorably dismissed. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

RossERY-On Thundsy evening VIM. Evans,
. soldier who had obtained his discharge nom
the l02d New York regiment, got Into company
with another soldier and the two took round to-
gether. Evans wishing TO 60 back 70 the camp
OF the regiment took q hack and the two started
Tor the camp, Evans on the way falliRg asleep and
on waking up discovered that his comrsde was
gone, and also $50 and his discharge which were
WARPED together. The police are on the track OF
kle thisf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

WE ASSERT IT BoLDLT-There are no other
medicines so reliable, efectual and convenient az
Holloway's Pills and Ointment, ALWAYS ready
for use. They are invaluable 20 the Soldier e1-
posed to wounds, sores, fevers and bowel com
plants. They never fail. Only y cents per box
or pot 229
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

LAUGHING GAS will be administered TO all who
may desire IL, Tomorrow night, al the Washing
ton Theater, by D.. Cotton, who will also deliver
lecture on health and how TO preserve it. The
entertainment viii be varied by fine Concert by
the Tremane brothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Befo-s jus
tics WaltsT.-Mason Phillips, locked up one hour
Samuel Foy, do; do. Barney Moran, drunk and
vagraEcy; dismissed. Ann Cavanegh, drunk and
disord .iy; locked up ten hours Ann Light, do I.
fned sL5S, Charles Bond, disorderly; dis
missed.
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FIRE.-About4 O'Clock this morning the ruins
Of the large stable near the corner Of MARYLAND
avenue and First street west, were discovered on
fire, and an alarm was at once sounded, which
soon brought out the Columbia, Perseverance,,
franklin, and other FIRE companies, with their
apparatus, to the ground. The flames soon spread
to the two two-story frame dwellings south Of the
stable, owned by Mr.. Isaac Resd, and occupied
by him and colored family named Daily, which
were soon destroyed. The furniture, however,
was mostly saved. The stable, which was blown
down few wssks ago, belonged to company
consisting Of Aesns. MGD-rmott, PywelI, and
others, and was not Of much loss. Mr.. Reed
loses about 81 800, he having no Insurance. Il is
said that Mr.. Reeds property could have been
easily saved had the FIRE companies had q SUI
cheney OF good hose.
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CIRCUIT Court, May 27.-The court 10 still &C.
cupied with the case Of Hamilton, Easter q Co =,
VS.. Hugh B. Sweeney, Chss. r. Rittenhouse, X
G. FAINT, Samn Fowler and w. T. Heron.
SamI It. Drury was this morning admitted TO
practice as an attorney in the several courts OF
the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

OPENING TO-DAY, at the Dollar store, (s33
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-s a. half st. }
another large Invoice OF iewelry and silver
plated ware. Take a look at their guard and
vest chains, and invest a dollar. N 2l-lws
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SECOND EDITION.
yHREE O'CLOCK, r. M.
GENERAL. SIGEI-

We learn that Gen1 Franz Sigel, who 10 now
In this city, came here on the invitation Of the
Secretary Of War, who designs promptly arrang-
ing command for him.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Befors Jnstie.
CLARK John Robinson, drunk; dismissed. Mary
Demarque, disorderly conduct fined 50 81. @
Dennis; drunk; dismissed. James Henly, do; do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

The FRIENDS Of Gen Franz Sigel, who wist
to welcome him on his arrival here to- mig hit, are
invited to meet at the Temperance Hail at Ave
O'Clock this afternoon.
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~O11O FII&os 11HVuHkIuB w. % IU
Tickets slO-Shares in proportion.
JOHN A. MONKS a 90. are the sole ana
only Managers Of the Delaware STATE Lottsrles-
IO-All orders for tickets or parts of tokets Will
be promptly and faithfully hllsd, and The ofioial
dravingn, oerufed By the State COmmisiionsrs,
sent TO al VINO order.
The drawn numbers are also pu bliahed In the
NC" f0'f hsr. J6H kqa A. moRRIs q CO.,
Managers, wilmnEton,
m 2i-lms Delaware.
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PnoPERry sALK-w. s. Holiday sold at pd
vate sale Colonel VIM. Selden's farm, a short dis
tance beyond Columbian College, on Fourteenth
street, containing 70 acres, for $4,000. Purcha.
Ger, q. Phillips Brown, Navy Agent,
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pRArsRss-MoRR TESTIMONIALS

i have suffered from a severe malady Of the ear,
which was accompanied not only with deafness
but intense pain. AL application failed till Dr.
Won Moschzisker perfectly restored that organ to
Its healthy state. HUMPHREY BLAND,
Manager Of Washington Theater
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DESCENT on AN INTKLLIG KNcK OFFIcE-Yes-
terdav afternoon a squad Of the Provost Guard
entered the house Of Cornelius Leonard, kept as
and Ninth, and captured six drunken soldiers,
who II Is said have been in the ONCE some four
or i've DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

FIsHT AMONG THE GiHALs .-Yesterday after
noon, Patrolman Kelly, ofthe First Ward, arrest
ed a middle-aged, well-dressed female, on st.
near Eighth, and, followed by large crowd,
proceeded to the Central Guardhouse On the
way thither the prisoner became obstinate, and II
required the police to carry her, much to the
qualification Of the crowd Of followers who were
close observers Of all that passed She was locked
up for the night. At the trial, II appeared that
her name Il Mary Lewis, and that she had des-
perate tght with a woman named Alice Boyle,
In which the latter suffered severely, exhibiting
knot on her head, as big AZ goose egg, produced
by blow dealt by Mary. Hide and crinoline
suffered in the fight, which was finally ended by
tbs arrest Of Mary. The war-cry Of the latter In
dicated the cause Of the fight, and she used II
with every blow, yelling out, "You slept with
my husband, did you :" Justice Walter ordered
Mary 10 pay % "a, and this morning she wa re-
leased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

SOLDIERS GROWING CAUTIOUS. The great
number OF soldiers VINO have been robbed Of
their money 10y the thieves, male and female
who have followed them TO this city for that yery
purpose, has induced some to act prudently and
place their money In safe hands. One who lad
received a considerable sum a few DAYS AGO
mentioned the fact to friend, and his fears that
IL would be stolen from him. His friend carried
him to a wealthy merchant, who at his request
took the money and deposited II In an iron ssfe,
giving the soldier a receipt for the amount An.
other last night, with about eighty dollars in his
pocket, fading himself beset by the land sharks
went TO the Second Ward station, and asked the
privilege OF remaining there till this morning
which was granted. This caution is commend
able. The other day a soldier went TO the
guardhouse crying, and complained that he
entered house with a considerable amount
OF money, took single drink; and was soon In
sensible; and when he recovered he had been
thrown out Of doors, and his money taken from
him. Ii is TO be hoped that the efforts Of the
Provost Guard to protect soldiers and citizens
from the operations Of these sharks, may be en-
tirely successful.
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AIxASDRiA AffAIRs.-we elliptic folIoving
from -ttsxaSdrtd papers Of late date:
Two coiored persons hsve been arrested IN this
PieIe, on1I geo WIN violating the laws Of Viz
GINA In Keeping school for negroes Tbs ar
rested persons, promising TO dismiss the schooI
were dis hsrged by the Mayor
lie foiowing are the ofncial returns OF the
elecuon neld IN this city on the 22d int Ear
Governor, F. H PeirpOint, $50; LIeutensnt Gov.
ernor, Samuel Paisley, ls3 Attorney Geoer,I Gen
yas- D. Wheat, ls3; Sheriff, s. N Garwood' ia:
Commissioner Of the Revenue J. G Cl,yk Is1,
Commonwealth Attorney, Andrew wyIie la.
County SURVEY or, Oliver Cox ISL; Const,bIes,
L; l. Edelin,, w. Johnson, ] f.. GRAY, esch ia
Inc louowlng justices Were elected 10 an Vs.
cencies Second district Charles n shIrIv %
r. II. Wade, %. Third district John Moor. n
The total number Of votes cast In FairfsI county
on the ysd Inst was 200 or coune, they were
all cast for the Union candidates.
NEW SrKkMER TO ALExANpRIa.-By the sd
vertisement elsewhere, II Will be seen that the
travelling facilities between Washington and
Alexandria are 70 be Increased satisfactorily al
the nne steamer Young America has arrived ana
Is to be commanded by Capt e. A. Ryther, q
genueman OF known energy and experience IN
steamboeting, and who knows how TO accom-
modats the public TO q nicely.
FoRD's ATHySKux This pleasant resort will
be opened TO morrow night by 6ottschallis
and Brignoli's Italian Opera and Concert com
pany. Miss Clara Louiss Kellogg, who has won
decided reputation at the Academies OF music
Of the eastern cities, will make her dsAEf before
Warrington public as "Msrie" In Donizettii q de-
lighnul opera ola Figlia del Reggimento
Gotschalk will play some Of his most delighifui
pieces. o
CENTRAL GuARDEousE CAsEs-Bsfors Jssfios
WGlteT--lsaac LomaX, disorderly; locked ND all
night. John Williams, drunk turned over 20 the
military. J. w. Burnley, drunk in the market;
So cents costs. Mary Lewis, drunk and fighting:
fined 50 %. John Lawns, drunk; turned over To-
the military. Catherine Daily, disorderly; fined
- ". l.. Love, stealing lumber; jail for further
hearing.
TO BIZ lNvEsTIGATED.-ln consequence OF the
disgraceful fight between two females on street
near Fig hth yesterday afternoon, Justice Thomp-
son issued a warrant against Cornelius Leonard,
the keeper Of the house, upon the charge OF Keep
Ing disorderly house. The case viii be tiled
as soon as the warrant 10 served.
DESCENT on AN INTKLLIGK OFFIcE.-Yes-
terdaV afternoon a squad Of the Provost Guard
entered the house OF Cornelius Leonard. kept as
an intelligence office, on street, between Eighth
and Ninth, and captured six drunken soldiers,
who IL is said have been in the ONCE some four
or five DAYS.