Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06

soLDrla RosazD or $50 Asp \ wArcH.-
Last nishS sol1isr, named paA nahaa, wsat to
,$hc pelics station in tha fint ward. and stated
ND he hsA bee robSe % eiSein Treasury notes
suI silver Wish, His s1Sfy was that he went
ntb the l,auor salooa OF John Gerry and eetsome
liosor. C.sesiss thsS BE- bad ssiAuus aaosnt Of
money prevailed on Mn to "treat" . .numosr of
|pastass who came in. After treating several ne
dsslistd spending any more money, when Cherry
aas1sk Nh frsn ~ houss and ipst - he got pus-
side two men knocked him down snd fooosa nm.
Cherry was arrested and taken before justice
prury, but there being no evidence TO show MAJ
hs uas concerned In the robbery, hs was dismisaed
On the robbery cabe, but was hned ~ '0f seiHne
LIQUOR 10 holdisrs AID then sent TO oapt Todd VINO
committed him TO the 0uArdhedse l6f thirty Gays,
On the charge Of repeatedly committing the above
offence. .r u
Rxitosios AsD FIRE At rHs ARSENAL
Yesterday sfternoon, about 10 o'sloek, an sxplo
Aioa occurred In the Psnttsntisry, whiah is used
n store room for loaasd ammunition. There
were two men in the room ~ the time, who were
severely burned. Their names are Terry mccarty
and Owen Mcvsy. 1t 10 expected they will re-
cover. The nrs was not very extenaive, and vas
extiuguished BY the Arsenal engine. The mem
bers Of this FIRE company were formerly cadets Of
Harrison Institute, PhilAdeiphia, and now belong
to company =, 91th Pennsylvsnis. Had 1t not
been for thsir indsfatssble services the as wouh
hsvo proved extensive. ~" .P~2s, - -
; sBIIIIARDs.-For the benefit Of the lovers Of
this noble Ea,ue among our readers, we will state
that John Dccry, young nsn we'll known % one
who handles the cue IN al preny manner 40 10
possible for any one, has just opened q suite OF
rosns over C Campbells sample room, ct the In.
tersscsiSr OF Foustssnth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, which are pfovidsd With -four Phelan
tsbies and ali the latest improvements. Mr.. D. 10
always present. either 70 givs lessons to those
wishine 70 learn, O. indnlss 10 game With any
friend who may desire II. ia
visrr Of HNsrIcrIoN. Major sherburne, &C.
sompanied by Capts. Montgomsry, Merritt, Gam
BIZ, ,ef Gen MaSindas's star yestsrday made visit
OF Inspection to the camp OF che isth New Hamp.
shire volunteers. This regiment win probably
Leave for the Geld SOON and their tents and knsp-
sacks not being In t condition to 20, the inspec.
tioh wss uade preparatory 10 eondsunipg them,
80 that the regiment esn bs furnished with new
o"''' 'sy Q ger. "r..--->>s- .H I-f'
METROPOLITAN PoLIcs sAyroISTMENTs.-Thc
nesting OF the Board or Mstfopolitan Polioe Com
mssioners, yesterday aiternoon, the following ap-
pointments were made: H. .sI. rHf.-f r..
Charles Kautzer, appointed q policeman, vice
Clarvoe, appointed detective. -.
L. S. Montgomery, sppointsd . patrolman, vice
Z. l.. Williams. rig $500. .. H.rF -..... DO.
. The police force 10 now full. I.arf . % .s. fl
A DEssRriNG GCAPTAIS.-Capt. Jas. E. Smith,
OF the Fourth New York Independent battery, was
arrested, last evening" by detective, under orders
from Capt. Todd. He 10 charged with being q de-
serter, and, as such, was committed to the Old
Capitol Capt. Smith 10 the same ofnosr who was
arrested few days ago on the charge Of wearing
citizens clothes. 4
DIsLoYAL AND DANGERoUs.-Jas. McHugh,
Moses G. Petit, and David Williams were yester.
day sent to Capt. Todd, by the Provost Marshal Of
Defenses south Of the Potion c,who charges them
with being disloysl and dangerous characters
They were committed 10 the Old Capitol by the
Provost Marshal. '..' '.. @
LARCENY OF CLoTHIss.- onicer Hurdle, OF
the First ward, yesterday arrested young man
named Frank Falconer on the charge Of stealing q
quantity Of clothing from his uncle, Paul Jones
who resides on Louisiana avenue between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Justice Drury committed Fal.
coner to jail for court. a-r..sv 4r.r
New UNIFORMS ON MoNDAY.-The Metro.
politan Police force will appear In q complete new
outnt on Monday next. The cloth 10 of beautiful
blue, and such of the overcoats as do not 1T the
men, for whom they were made, will b Filtered to
the proper size. ~. -. .,rsr ..,... "a
ANOTHER ARREST ON BENCH WARRANT
L6uisa Hayes, the keeper Of house known a. the
William Tell House, on Thirteenth street, between
the avenue and street, has been arrested ON
bench warrant, she having been arrested for keep
Ing a house OF prostitution. ... ...-..0
PRISONERS OF WAR.-Richard McHugh, oi
the 9th Virginia cavalry and John =. MAtts, rebel
conscript, both prisoners Of war, were yesterday
committed to the Old Capitol by Capt Todd. They
were sont up from the army. -
ARRESTED FOR STEALING GOVERNMENT
HoRsE.-wm. Ward was arrested BY the George.
town police for stealing . Government horse
Ward was committed TO jail. , -., .....a..4
STEALING CoAL.-Betsy and Fanny Jamison,
two coored sisters were committed to jail yester.
day for stealing coal from Morgan Rhinehardt,
at Georgetown. s"r.aH.lr.. g. ~I.f..
BAR-KEEPER ARR ssrED.--Chas.G Giepnsr, bar.
keeper or Capitol Hill, was arrested by sergean,
Milstead, charged with the larceny Of go from
Philip Earle, roommate,
..Hht. ... - ..
OK THE AVENUE To-DAY.-Dust, dust, dust
dust, dust, dust, dust, dust, dust, dust, dust!!!
P.S-Dust, dusty, dustier, dustisst!!! .
Ha.. .a DIED.
In this city, on the 9Th instant, at $40 p. NJ.