Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

Alireu hOrtOn, only eOu OF WluOW.
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A FAMILY QuAkRxL AND ONE PANTY Ar
RrsTEp.-Last evening young man named Benz.
Aaapsou, sailor from the new gunboat Eutaw'
row laying at the Navy Yard, went TO tho house
of his brother, Alexander, end therp hsa eoms dtf
neulty with him. He finally became 20 violeht
that Alexander called Onioess Brewer and Greer,
Of the Third ward police, who attempted to arrest
him, when be assaulted the polieemea In furious
wsassr, % much % that Brewer was Obliged to
iss his club, whiah he did 10 a. easy manner a.
ossible. This only made Ad4mson worse, and he
swors that he would not 90 vi b the efa.els. Hs
wss saaliy oysrpowsred and drssseS 70 The Guard. |
house. One circumstances OF this arrest was that
number OF soldiers and citizens were gathered |
around, and although Oficer Brewer called for ~
sistanes none was given him. This was altogether
wrong, and the oicer should rightly have arrested
,hoys fhst refused when called on In the name Of
the United statss. ~ y was the man was hurt
badly, because no would assist In eartytnS him
Il 10 but proper to state that Brewers arm was
sprsiued and O eer badly kicked by the prisoner,
.gho 10 very strong man and was crazy drunk.
METROPOLITAN POLICE Prsctnc4
No. i.--staple Gordon, assault; held for hearing.
James Dsavine, soldier, drunk; kept till sober, and
sent to Fort Baker.
Precinct No. 2-C. NJ. Alexander, Joseph Russell,
Thctnks Hneu yS.~y' noEue{ HttcFeht votuiPii tee.
sonabls language TO military.
Prectaa No. l.-Mary OLeary. assauiti bail for
court. Gilbert Reynolds, disorderlyi fined -. Ann
Dove, drunk and disorderlv; workhouss. Winnie
Holloway, disordsrly; hned u. Jane McGee and
Jeff. McClay, drunk; workhouse. Pat Dohany,
ssunx aaS a,sorderly; nned ~. Henry Gsskin,
hsofderiyi ahedtG ."
. Precinct No. 6.-James Bisney and Thos. kilduf
disorderiy; hued respectively $a6o and els. Jos
tlSr lsxu Ana a afa
AID costs. John MeHalley, threatening Mary
Acsapnie, security to keep the peace. Louisa
Griyson, drunk, aasd sag. John Finney, c. B.
Wilson, and John OConnolly, drunk and disor'
derly; aned each Sibs. David Thorn, drunk, and
Thomas Johnson, disordsriy; fined each sisi.
ypcsrsi Nv. G.--Wm. Rainey, disorderlyj hned 6s
cents. John Kenny, drunk and aisorderiy; hneA
o.. BENZ. Anderson, sailor, do; turned oyer t9
military. Jenny Bender, indecent and profsne, and
Ann Bender, dlsorderlyi aned each "a.
a.. Precisd No. Y.-Wm. Mahr, Amelia AIahr, John
Foellsr and Joseph stosser, threats Of violencei
security to keep peace. Eugene Frean, further
hearing. WIN. Collins, drunk; fined u %. q. W.
Dooges, drunk; lined ~ o..
Prertad No. s.-Mary Smith, drunk and disorder
ly, fined si.st; Mary oBrien, threats OF violence,
-.curity to keep the peace; Alexander Mcbride,
:olateti drunk and d,'ordet'y, 'gfnea oyer to the
military.
'"Precind No. io.-John Ma<tin, assault and bat:
ety, SECURITY for COURT Lucy Freeman, disorderly,
ansd Sas.; Gearsisans GROVES, charge Of stealing
Sls In gold, sent to jail for oourt, Frances Robin.
son, drunk, aasd si.sI, Frances Wheeler, charge
Of stealing % % IRON Thomas Richardson o, sent TO
jail for court.
SHOOTING A Cow.-Jscob Teal, 10Th Now
York, was committed to the 0a,ardhouss by Capt.
tsls, % tys charge OF shooting cow belonging
l. ,l.iN~ ~tn Sat In fan
Alton, that he wis sentinel on duty, and the COW
came along. Ne challenged her, b she not giviss nr
couAi7sfdh, he fired upon her ladyship. We do not
tpo1 whether he had orders to take the counter
t,snfrdm evef thing psssing, but CApt. TODD will
probably decide In day or two. We look for his
DECISION with anxiety, a. will BE- interesting to
guards doing sentry duty.
DisoRpsRLr AND TRYING TO EscAPs.-
Lieut. Brockins, q discharged officer, was yester-
day arrested by the guard on duty at the Depot.
man named Atkins was also taken with him II
seems, the Lieutenant was acting In = very dis
orderly manner, and o guard being sent after him,
AtkinS, who was III eompany WITH him, intfrfered
and changed eoats with RFockinl, to prevent the
guard recognizing him. They were both committed
to the Guard-house, to be examined by Captain
Merritt to-day.
ATTEMPTED TO SMUGaLE LIQUoR.-Thomas
Downs yesterday was arrested at the Navy Yard
bridge, by the guard on duty there. On his person
EsG fonlnI q large quantity OF whiskey, which he
was trying to smugge aefoss to the campo, for ths
purpose OF retailing II TO soldiers. Captain Todd
committed him to the Guardhouse, where he viii
be kept until some other avocaton than selling
"ardent" can be found for him.
MAID TO HAVE ABUSED HIS FAss.-Samue
Russell, huckster, who has pass to carry little
articles UP 10 the voiHity Of prainesyille to sell
was arrested yesterday BY the guard st tho bliage
Nho thought he had more salt and other articie'
on his wagon than was allowed. Captain TOD.
committed him until an investigation oan DO maa'
Of his case.
COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIroL.-CaptaiI
Todd yesterday committed the following partie
to the Old Capitol: VIM. F. Olive, A. +. Coire Ant
,telry Willisrns three citizens, who were sent VI
Wy Gen. Fatrisk a. spspieions ehAraSters. Eisvei
dssertsrs, who were also sent up from the arm!
under sentence OF court-martial, were committed
as well AZ L. Ewell, Chss Wright, Jas. Giblir an
Michael Tower, suspicious characters, who eiain
tohe British subjects.
uHoRsETowN Liquor Administrations
smith OF the patrol, 10 now directing his attention
70 the "Whisky Mills" OF Georgetown. The pro
prietors OF two Of them were brought before Jus
tice Ferguson yesterday, chargeu Win seilihB u
auor to soldiers They were each hned the regulA
amount OF twenty dollars. The names Of the pal
ties are Henry Reoner and Nicholas May.
ATTEMPTED TO LEAVE WITHOUT Pass
man named Il. A. Fish was arrested by the guar
on duty at the Depot, where no was found drum
and trying to leave the city without the proper ps
pers, and acting in other suspicious ways. He wa
sent to the Guardhouse, where Capt. Merritt wi
lock into his case to-day.
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SECRRTIN0 GOVERNMENT PRoPKRTY.-J.
McAyoy was committed to the Gusrdhouse yeste
day by Colonel Baker, who ordered him to be hei
for orders, on the charge Of seefeting Gorernmen
property.
CHILD DFoUND.-As Patrolman johnson, ofth
sixth Precinct, was making his rounds last nigh
he discovered a little SRI named Ann FowmeIe
only two years old, laying asleep In the Cent?
market. The officer took her to the statisn hous'
where this morning she was returned to her P'
rents.
RETURSED.-It will be interesting to Ii
h.ends OF Dr. Gibbons to know that he has u
turned to the city, after a short summers tou
and has established his office at his residence, NJ
tOI II street, between Seventh and kighth SITS.
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