Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Prectnet
No. 2.-Fined for driving on pavement, A. stabler,
Sl and =. NJ. Darlington, sI.5s. Mary Burr, ar
rested for threats gave security to keep the peace
W. A. Ray, for keeping open on Sunday, was fined
$40.
Precfnd No. s.-w. II Johnson and Henry Harris,
negroes, were fined ei.5s each for dlsorderly con-
duet. Eliza Butler, for the same offence, was fined
ss62. Catherine Reagen and Charles Chisly, ar
rested for grand larceny, were dismissed. James
Rounds and David Jordan, for disorderly conduct,
were dismissed. James Harily, for drunkenness,
was dismissed. Lewis Williams, for grand lHrce-
ny, was sent to jail. Augustus Wharton, for SELL
ing liquor without license, was fined t2OA
PretiHet No. b.-In this precinct disposition wHs
made ofthe following cases Arrested and dismiss.
ed. Hebert and George Beyier, intoNicahOni
Pierce BNbbingtOn resisting ofncer; wm. Roehes-
ter assaults Usher sheldon, sleeping In the streets
George w. Bowers, assault and battery; fined 90,
Richard Crump, violating corporation ordinance
fined the same for disOrdcrly conduct, George W.
Bowers; Mike Walsh was fined Al bS for intoxica-
tion and diSorderly conduct.
Precinoi No. 6.-JAmes Lion and Mary Johnson,
for assaultI gave security to keep the peace. The
same were fined IS for disorderly conduct. Cor
nelius Baily and Joseph Bell, diSorderly conduct;
were fined 90. Cornelius was also arrested for
assault and battery, but was dismissed. Christian
Jehr selling cignrs without license; fined $40.
Rafael Tunoy, soldier, giving liquor to soldiers;
was turned over to the military. Mrs. Ring,
drunkennessj dismissed. Cora summervile, sus-
piolOn Of grand larceny. dismissed.
Precinei Nd. 7.--Hobert Whitney, Michael Gray,
Daniel Lynch, r. Adams, and VIM Mahoney, run
ring haokAon sundayi fined Si5s each. Jno. Fox
and J. 7. Nichols, drunk and disorderlyi the first
fined sass, and the second S5.Ti. MurtAgh Geary,
having stolen horse in his posseIsionj bail for
hearing. John Doe, teamster, drunk turned over
to military. Sam Johnson and Thos. ReAgen, Bus.
picious characters; workhouso 30 days William
Baron, Peter Doyle, and Joe Young, sleeping in the
street; dismissed.
Precinct No. s.-NIarthA Francis, for grand lnrce-
ny, was sent to Jail for court.
Precinct No. e.-Flemming Gordon, for dlsordery
conduct, was fined 50 81 BY Justice Ferguson.
Precinct No. lO.-C, F. Bliss, Jos. Rafferty,, Thomas
Nelson and Francis Wldenor, soldiers, disorleryy
turned over TO the military. George Adams and
Thomas C. Bruce, dot dismissed Daniel Hill, for
living idle and vicious life, gave security for
good Neutrality-suspicious. 10 default; Albert
Post, assault on Thomas Donaldson with knilej
Sa66 security for court
CRIMINAL CoURT-Chicf Justice Cartier pre-.
sidihg-Tuesday, May 26.--George Err, indicted
for grand larceny plead guilty. Henry Bender, for
petit larceny, was sentenced to one hours mpris-
onment The case Of Robert Miller, charged with
grand larceny, was submitted and discharged.
Wednesday, May 27-Mr. Darlington moved the
Admission OF Col. J. Bell Adams, Of Philadelphia,
member Of this bar.
John oge, charged with petit larceny WAS SEN
fenced to one hours Imprisonment. The jury rem
dered verdict of guilty in the Of Joseph Bur-
nett, indicted for petit larceny, and he was sen.
fenced to thirty days jail. Jas. Howard and Jas
skinner, indicted for grand larceny, were found
guilty.
BROKE Our FROM JAL.-Wm. Sorrill, Jas.
Reagan, Jno. Ford, Samuel johnson and Thomas
Parker, alias Borker, broke out of jail last night
They managed to make their escape by breaking
through the floor and going through the iue Of the
furnace into the passage. They had been convicted
Of highway robbery, but were not as yet sentenced
ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDs.-About six hun