Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
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WIN. Giles, Disability.
III John Toliman, disability.
Robert saunders, over age, .
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mo,S., dS.sasa. ;s q two sons elected by
,JoAa D. y0fsves fsiusahsd substitute, James Nc
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!; ! siT4aisb IN. Z, p learn, on inquiry
at the stationhouse that since the return OF Jus
tise 7AoHbsbklfAy btidPihSsSAs from the city
abcdt tnfss weskj,3 : ~ nuhhsf Of sasss have
beea dippossA Il stncs last Monday. OF these we
sssst for special setiss the solowins, which have
brsny sotSd ~ ths Mstropsiitsn roiies reports.
1hs Smnlsu1at, ~ : furthsr hssrtng sf Ellen
Wayvok, chta4ed Nm stealisg womsn'a clothing,
hss btsn Already nStissa IN this spapsn shs was
hfohght 'bsf6fs Justice 1ASnpson, 81 the station-
hsusss yssAsrday notains, aad, after faii exam.
instion, committed for trial at ourt. Ellen 10
very wsli known 10 the Mssrspoiltan Police ahd
at the jail, having been recently confined there.
II appeared, on the Investigation, that although
rtodt IN g1ttlk nf la frrn
self to another girl, IA former companion OF hs.s,
nSmed xiilabsth Parksr,) there was DO evidsnoe
10 rrove the,guilt Of tbs latter to Justify hsr
comu,itment for comphcity In the thsft. More
over, IizAbeth voluntarily susrentered hssself to
the justice, and ths soiorsa x6heA who hAd been
robesd made thsir sosssstion against Ellen Way
son alone while eonaasd In the jail, and on the
day before her nnai examination, this unfortunate
,siri made an attsmpt st suicide by taking lauoa-
mum, which she had managed to obtain from fsl-
low prisoner, " ) ~ no DNSs
Last night man named william Pectel was An
rested by 0Nssr John T. Parker, charged with
stealing pises Of ea0insss, valued At go, from
the store Of @. y. sAsSss, % Psnsyivsnta avenue.
Tho prisoner went with Another mas into Mr..
shafes's store, under psetense Of buying soes
small articles, tesA tha eassinsrs ffen the ooun-
ter, and impudently walked on with II. He was
pursued by The shopman, and the goods were found
him for court =
A suBsrrfurE Ours HIS THRoAr.-A number
OF substitutes and drafted men came In last night
from Pittsburg. One Of them, Frank Libber by
name, hR besn drinking a good deal, and some OF
the guards, a. joke, told him that - soon a. he
got to the army he was to receive nifty lsshes for
ruissing the train that left last night. This 90
worked on the poor fsliow's mind thst hstook his
razor, went out back Of barracks No. ., lat the
soldiers Retrest) and deliberately attempted sui
cide by cutting his own throat. He was discovered
after having made ffightful cash, and before he
could do himself furthsr injury. He was taken to
Douglas hospital, where the cut was sewtd up and
dressed by Br. Lee, one Of the surgeons on duty.
This morning be WAS getting along very well, and
will probably recover. t,. So. ...
/, MsTnoPoLLfAN sPolIoR RsPoRrs.--h hseils
No. 2.--Pstrick DriskiiI disorderiy conduct, fined
q. ..' ..-
Precfna No. 4.-Joseph Roberts, assault and bat
terry; security Tor court. George seips, drunk,
workhouse. 90
P,seinct No. b-Johu souiina violation corpora.
tion ordlnancej hnsd6s cents and costs. Cathsrtne
sswsli, drunk workhouse. Charles Possy, Lavi-
mia white, and Margaret Ciagett, disorderiy, nned
si6s each. J. II. GArvey, charge Of grand larceny,
jail for further heaiing Eliza Posey, assault and
battery jail in default Of ball. Charles williams,
soldier, drunk and disorderiyi turned over to the
military. ..-...,... '.'.
Precina No. s.--Thomas Bolan, haekmAn, over.
charging; fined % ~ Joshua A. Johnson and Mar
Eafrt DAILY, disorderlyj nned respectively o. and
~. Wn. II. Pectel, drunk and disordsriy; fined
81. Patrick Enright charge OF being ckpocket;
turned over to the military. Henrietta Butler,
drunk and disorderly, nned %. '....a
Precinct No. Thomas Borlsnd and Andrew
Mahr, disorderlyj fined si.68 each. WIN. Boston,
grand larceny; held for further hssFing Edward
sullivan and Bartholomew Mccarthy, drunk aAd
ancd respectively 50 % and si.6s.
Precind No. SWIM. MAhoney, dis0rderly, and
George Boyd, haokmsn, overcharging; fined re-
spectively 81 % and $67I. Pierce g. King, assault
and battery; jail for hearing. Henry Wilson, va
grancy; workhouse % days.
Precinct No. s.-Moses Minister, peddlinR without
lieense; fined $40 6s.
Precinct No. l0.-FrAncss Grinnell, Throwing
stones; hned si 60. Julia Bsgley drunk and disor-
Derby; hned u 6s. Patrick Ryan, disorderiy; fined
u 30. '' '...'. ~
STEALING A Government HoRsE.-sergt. q. |
L. Brown, OF Pennsylvania cavalry regiment,
was on visit to the Capitol to-day and on coming
put found that some one had taken his horse.
Upon making inquiry he was told that man had
mounted him and rode OF. He started 10 look for
him and In few moments met one Of Bakers de-
tectives with the horse and the man who had
'tolen him. The horse was returned and the pris-
oner, VIM. Dsssett, sent to the Guardhouse.
goo -
Pick PocKEr.-Patrlck Enwrlght, a pick |
pocket, was committed to the Gusrdhd 10 to-day
10 bs held until another theft brigade iSdrummsd |
out Of town, when he will be one ofthen. i
AT TuE SOLDIERS REST, NEAR THE DxPoT.-I
10 deserters were brought In from Philsdsiphia,
under guard, this morning. They were sent to |
Forest Hall. n convalescents from Baltimore, and |
Ios from Philadelphia, were also furnished with
quarters.
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.