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vIPETrE IN TRoURLE.-Quitc an excitement
was crested about5 O'Clock yesterday Afternoon,
at the corner Of Fifsenth street and rsnnsyivania
svenue, by the stoppass Of scarriase In which
were seated Lieut. Col. Greene and another gentle
man. Froo what we can learn from parties pres-
snt, Col. 0reene's carfisge was passing down the
street on the side which the military authorities
have ordered for carriages to drive % which are
going the opposite way. - aBJIia.t. t.ff..'
The vidstts who was stationed st the corner made
signs ior the vehicle TO change i's osition, but
not doing 70, he rode up and ssissd the reins Col
Greene aighted and ordered tAs guard to allow the
horses 10 proceed, which he refused TO do. Some
word paused, and the coionsi, sesias Capt. Lock.
wood, Of Gen. Martindais's stan, near by, called
hip, and that ofhotr ordered ths vidstte to con-
slider himself under arrest, and to allow the csr-
riage 10 proceed. He not doing 30, was arrested
By guarI which had been called by the Captain.
An nvcstigation Of the afYAir will be made. Mean
time, the guard 10 conhnsd BY order Of Gen. Mar.
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ATrEMrr TO DsowN A CaILD.-Lconora
BremahAn, an Irish servant employed st house
on the corner OF Third aud O ssreets took child
out walking, and when che reached the brick
bridge on New Jersey avenue, south, she threw
the child into the stream several times and wac
noticed BY persons near BY. Ofieer Miistesd, oI
the Eighth precinc', being inmediateiy notified Of
the occurrence, repaired to the scene and arrested
the ssrvant. No witns sses appearing who could
prove that she intended to drown the child, the
ssss vss dtsnisssd BY Jusiiss Fsrgusoa. T' l',',
Mls.rArsn.sr .. TAYLoR's AKsrsr.-The
report Of the arrest Of oficef y, Taylor, of the
Eighth precinct, was based upon testimony fsr-
nished our reporter, and was evidently one sided
II appears from the evidence on the other side
that Taylor WAS altogether wrong, and that Mr..
Merryman, the party arrested, was unjustly con-
Inc Taylor having insulted him In the arst vlaee
This 10 the evid~ncc as given before Justice Gull
BY Mr.. Merryman. The case 10 held for court,
when the facts will 10 more fully shown. sa
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HocsEs CtosED.-ftirty.sev saloon In the
vicinity Of the railroad depot were closed last nisht
by Capt. JohnSop's order This was done In cor.
'squenee Of the difieulty Of finding the parties
who are continusiy .elling the soldiers liquor. Il
10 probable that some eight or ten OF the most re.
'pectAbls will be allowed 10 open again. |
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sun srRUcK.-Au orderly sergeant of ma
ines bslo' sing 70 the United states ship Dacotah
Vas found by Lieut.. Mills Of the patrol, In ding
'tate. He was taken 10 this navy yard, but upon
eaching the yard. II wAs found that lie had ned.
Bis death was caused b. sun stIoke. ., g,-''
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DEArBs OF BoLpIERs.-The following were
epofted this morning: W. r. lsrhstt, Iad Pa.
Jrias King, 9Th Va. srt. John A. Btyant, ID Pa |
tv.; Henry Williams, Hist n. y; James NayIoi
ah ohioi Wm. Price, rh Mich oav.y Thomas HI.
and, 7th N. y; Elias J. Rof, od D. c. g.. = n
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sELlrNo GovERsdsEr PRorsRrr. David
Trneman WIS sent 10 the Guafdhouss by Colonel
'aker charged with sslling Government property
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GAMBiIsG HousEs In WAsnISafos TO De
,LosID, ,--Iast night, the keepers Of all gambling
ouhes IN Washington were notified BY Col. Baker
hat they must close their places forthwith, OF he
hon'd commence legal procsedisgs against thea
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