Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
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K srHhHr ccRRLL,-This corral, lately I'm.
ished, is one Of the most complete in the Union
Persons MO speak shout the iil-treatment Of ths
Government horses should visit this corral, and
their clAmors would be forever hushed. The veter'
mary department 10 under the charge Of Dr. j. p
Turner, and receives every care and attention-
| The various stalls will vie in cleanliness with
those Of the French Emporor's stables.
The President visited the corral, and was so
pleased withfln arrangements thathia aon Willie'H
colt was assigned 10 one Of its apartments. The
hostlers seen delighted with the place. Their
mess-room has as grateful SAVIOR as the fAbled
fumes Of Circes palace, whose odors demorallzed
the crew of Ulysses. The corral is situated on
street, In the rear Of Jackson Square. II is under
the superintendenee OF s. v. Hurdle, Esq, who
displays great capacity for the performance Of his
duty. ." nn d.. 20 r..
METROPOLITAN PoIIoE REPoRTs.-PreeiHct
No. 2-ThoS. Scott, Thos. Brown, and Edward
Butcher, soldiers, disorderlyI turned over to the
military. w. 7. Collision, fined siO for keeping
store open on Sunday. ..... ..
Precinct No. S.-FouF negroes, named JnO. Har-
rod, Samuel Harrod, Bill Eddingburg and Samuel
Pope, diSorderlyj fined respectively s244, S2.6l
and s6.62. Samuel Pope, assault and battery bail
for court. Henry Lee, selling liquor without
license; fined s9o.62. VIM. Jeisher, fast drivingI
dismissed. John Fletcher and George Maury,
drunkennessI dismissed. James Neil, disorderlr;
fined s6.A. Benjamin ogle, hned s2.6s for same
offence.
Precinct No. G---Jerry Carroll and MoriSh Jones,
threatsj bound over to keep the peace. Emeline
West, selling liquor without license; fine $40 and
costs Geo. Hawks, drunkenness and disorderly
conducts fined -. Catherine Donovan and Jas.
Harvey, same offence; dismissed.
Precinct No, b-In thia pFecinet the following Ar
rests were disposed OF by Justice Clayton Mena
Delger disorderly conduety fined s9Lbs. Geo. HNup.
man, Jno. Murphy and James Hunt, violating cor
poration ordinances each fined Si.6s. W. p. King
and Peter Fitzgerald, intoXieatedi dlamissed.
Jerry Quick and Jane Grin, drunkennesSj fined
S266 Jas. Poole, assault and battery security to
keep the peace. Wilson W. Brown, diIorderlyi
dismissed.
PrecInof No. 6-Henry Feister, VIM. D. Shaw,
Samuel starks, and solomon Matthew's locked up
hours. Mary f. Johnson, petit larceny; jail for
court. John Hinsly, obstructing sidewalk lined
81. Henry Moore and James Dorman, dlsorderly,
nned 81 each.
Precinct No. 7. The following cases were disposed
Of by Justice Giberson: Henry Leake, Margaret
Hyatt, JaRe Bradford, Angellne Carne, Charles
Leavis, and David Reese, creating nuisancej ruled
for hearing. Pat o'Brien and John conlAn, Sus-
plclon Of stealing horsei bail for hearing. ElIza
Matthews, drunkenness and lying In the Streets
WOrkhOuBe 30 days, DAVID BfoWn, same OHencei
fined sI6s John c. Cook, running hack on Sun
days dismissed. Henry McCaTty, same ottencej
nued sl6s John MeMShon, larceny Of cows bail
for a hearing,
Precinct No s.-Willlam Fallant and Jno. Burns,
dlsorderly conduct were locked up hours.
Fined BIOS, VIM Boyd, creating nuisance. VIM
Taylor, drunkenness and disorderly conducts was
sent out from the city. John Anderson, same of
fence; was dismissed.
Precinct No. 9-Chas. Osborn and Thos. Veriable,
assault and battery; gave security to keep the
peace. George Acton, soldier, for same ottenoej
turned over to military, Anthony Repettie, throw
ing stoneBi dismissed.
Precinct No. IO-For disorderly conduct, John II.
Pumphrey, VIM. Brensel, John Magnify and Robert
Child were held for a hearing. Fined 81 for light
for nuisance, Mr.. Montigufo. Edmonia Gates was
fined $40 for prostitution. For disorderly conduct,
Elizabeth Williams was fined 81. James Painter,
soldier, for being drunk, was sent to the Provost
guard.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Chief Justice Cartier pre-
sidfng.-MondGy May 26h.-Mary Kelly, charged
to half an hours imprisonment. VIM. Smith and
Jno. Flsher, for assault and battery, were SEN
fenced to one days imprisonment Thos. Rogers
was discharged by court, In the case Of Chas. Me-
Carthy, indicted for assault and battery with in
tent to kill, the jury rendered verdict Of guilty.
Patrick Brown, charged with grand larceny, was
found not guilty.
TueIddy, May 26.-MAry Bundy and Julia Bundy,
indicted for grand larceny,were found guilty. Rose
Johnson plead guilty OF grand larceny In the case
Of Francis Taylor and Miohael Smith, charged with
grand larceny, nOLis pros. was entered. The case
OF PhementlnA Jones, indicted for assault, was
submitted and defendant discharged.