Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24

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John !. Eddieman, srron sousiy enrolled.
Jshn Ettlsnsn, ooly support Of aged parents.
Aplastss Ross, fufniihsd Substitute, Michael
meCsndy. r- a5tI. $500
4 SuxDAY.--fhe Sabbath passed OF 40 It usual
iy does In city with nothing 10 mar the sacred
ness Of the day. Abe weather was quite warm,
but the churehes wars well nlled In the morning.
The various pastors were, as . teneral thing,
present with their eongrsgatlons Al DR.. sundef-
Lands, Rev. Mr. Culick, q missionary from the
Sandwich i,laDds, was present, and delivered quite
an isteresting discourse relating to missionary
labor. In the afternoon, Mr. FRAZIER at tho Fourth
| rresby terian church, Ninth street, delivered 4
ysry impressive sermon to young men. We were
sorry to see so few Of the young men OF our city
present. A. regards arrests, yesterday was the
| dullcst day that the patrol a7d police have had
for some time. II 10 very pleasant for Us 10 IN Ike
this record. in confederation of the number Of
soldiers and strangers In the city, speaks well
for the Arrangements msds by the military and
civil authorities for the preservation Of order.
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. INFAMOUS BusINxss.-An Irishman was
sabbed last night on L street while engaged, with
othsrs, In the villsiaous work Of attempting to
destroy colored mans house. Several arrests
were made, and among those In custody 10 private
In the Federal uniform named William CLANCY,
who 10 reported to US - having been engaged In
the row. This par'akes too much ofths peculiarly
OF the New York not. asd should be met BY our
authorities with promptitude and severity.
DEsERrER.- Nueny, an Irish soldier,
was arrested last night, by offecr L. D. Milsteaa,
far di'orderly conduct. Hs committed al assault
and battery on John Bovier, soldier doing guard
duty At Carroll Prison, by striking and choking
him. lie was taken 10 the F1nh-ward Station. He
had pass, which was good til the list of ptem-
Der, and Sergeant Mistesd asked him several Ques
ticns, to sec whether or not he wns deserte,.
The scldier denied having pass, and when found
on his rson he said that II not belong to him,
but he found It. Hs at length confessed that It
was his pass, that he was q cavalry soldier, ard
came from New York merely for spree. Hc was
turned over to the military. iun4
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DEATHS OF SoLDBRs.-The following deaths |
have been reported since Saturday morning, at
the office Of Capt HAsts: no.
X. Marsh, Oh W.; Jno. Waltz, i67th Pa; ;Jno. |
Fern, issth Pa Nicholas Bhormenstein, fst Va. |
Art, G. W. Chase, lat ". Cav, ThoSas Burrnby, |
6oth ohio; Albert kewmaus, taoth N. Y.;J. A. Par
fridge, iasth N. y, John A. Poef, (rebei) +th Ca;
James Ccddes, 9Th Mich. Cav; Eibfidge c. Cr.ne,
list Me. Cav; IRA J. copklin, seth NY.
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NoSBr LosT.-Benj. Y. Moxley, residing on
Bridge street, Georgetown. drew $500 fom the
Bank q few days ago, snd took u home and placed
Il In tho fireplace for ssfo keeping. Upon goiag
to get II, he discovered II was gone II Il sup
psscd II wss buzz ed, as there was Ore In tie
Elizabeth Iurnoy, q servant, was ar.
rested on suspicion tf stealing the money, by De-
fective Donaldson. She was taken before Justice
Clayton, who dismissed her, - no evidence could
's found to impiica'e Ler. .., -, p.
/ INsPEcrIoN At riir CRsrRAL GuAnpuousx.
military committee Of inspection visi.ed the
iuardhouse on saturday, ior tho puspose of exam
ming and inspecttng thep ison. Lieutenant Berry
'soorted the committee through the prison. TheyJ
we're pleased with the condition Of tho prison,
which reflects great credit upon the on1cer in com.
aand and his subordinates. a,. b, -. -
Wrs BHArxR.-Jsmes Taylor was arrested
estsrday, about noon, for beating his wife, He
Tas taken to the seveoth ward station, whore Jus
Ice Ferguson required him 10 give security to keep
ne peace. Taylor has committed the same Offence
efore. He lives on the Island on N street bstween
our~andra-hah and Third streets, and his neiGh. Il
ors say that his wife 10 . hard-wsrking, peaceful
'oman' whilst he il most aiwAys Intoxicated. J
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FoUSp.--Oficer
iercss OF ths, Eighth precinct, found last sstur-
Ay stray horse on the commons near the "Tep l
uiidisgs," on New Jersey avenue. The borse Z
'as bay eolored and had the Untted States brand
he hotss, and two saddles and brides found by O
mser BArpisy, were TUNED over to Col Baker.
Id ...r..s, f.-a i..,.rr .rr q !
sUsPicIoUs CHARAoraRs.--Thomss r. Dud. !
IAN. II. n ClAgett, L. Clssett, Jas Gray, and Jas.
NTH were arrested At Muddy Rrsnch, yssterdsy,
Capt Campbell, ~ suspisious chasaeters. They -
ere sent to the Old Capitol BY Capt. Todd. Levi,
Poats, a deserter from the soth Va. infantry. \
.. Also seat to the Old Capitol BY the Provost =
Iarshal. 80. -
DssxRTsRs FROM THE REBlL NAVY BsouoHr h
Hanna and John Daaiels, two deserters q
ON the rebel navy, were brought up from Point y
ookout last night. They desire to remain North v
'rins the war, and also to take the oath Of ALE.
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krcRufTs sARRIvHD.-Ninety.fiy .fiye recruits for
70 hneenth New York heavy artillery, stationed g
Fort Lyon, Va, arrived at Soldiers Retreat 4
st Saturday night. s. l1,.r - H. ha' Do "
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A WARsISa TO BoYs.--A boy who abused d
iored man yesterday got badly hurt by stone y,
hioh the latter, who became cnraged, threw at !"
m. u the boy had attended to his own business Al
would not hsvs been hait.r ,.. ...'r,, u
,HH.s-'F -$ ... .-f.- nal %
Amusssments. g. 'r.t pI
" sISGUDAR MORTAL" Is the name OF a new ''
milo extravAsansa, that will 10 played at the 70
arississ for the nrst time this evening In which
Iuii dramatic company Will appear. &c
CASTsRBURY HALL.-Thls week 10 announced IN
positively the last Of the Zsnfrstta Troupe at CT
10 popular place Of amusement, and we advise or
who have not seen them to do so At oses. &c
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS In