Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

and Lady Hamlin. The star won the hrst heat In
2JIL; Mcclellan the second In 26i Y, and the star
the third and fourth, with the race, In 2'47 and
2:,2l:. The following 10 the summary:
Nj. WiIiism., - =. 2. McCielan. an.......aiaa
MIR. Steever, Q. m Belle Steever. ..s33s
Mr.. Bein, blk m. Lady Hamlin. ..+A44
MONEY RECOVERED. The old colored woman
Elizabeth White, who keeps = cake stand at the
entrance to the Court, well Snown to all who have
business at the City Hall, lost on Wednesday ssoo
which she had placed In q cupboard at her home.
YeSeriay eI70 were recovered. The money was
tsken by some person In the house from its reg
ular place Of concealment and hid elsewhere
We hope all Of It will be recovered since the old
Antie" is known and respected by most OF our
citizens. The finding OF 1t 10 due to the assidnous
ssnd efficient services OF detective McDevit and
Cisirvoe Of the metropolitan Police Corrs.
SrREET CARS To Re Run ON sUNDAr.-Ad-
donal Cars for Coiored Persons 10 be put on The Track
The Board Of Directors OF the Warrington and
Georgetown city Railway, at their meeting last
night, decided that after next sunday the cars
should be run on sunday the same as other days
of the week. They also determined to put on sd.
ditional cas- for the accommodation OF colorcd
people. They are to be regular two horse cars,
instead Of the one horse arrangements now used.
ATTEMPT TO KILL.-Daniel Turner, Q sailor,
went last night into the restaurant Of NJ. studel-
hotter, on Pennsylvania avenue. He was drunk
and very disorderly, for which the proprietor
seized hold OF him with the intention Of putting
hiCs out of the restaurant. The sailor thereupon
drew forth razor and cut Mr.. 8. across the leg
and In the lOin. He was arrested by offcsrs
Morris and Lynch upon the charge OF assault and
battery with intent to kill, and was committed to
Jail for court by Justice Thompson.
DEATH or AN UsKsowN PxRsos.-Coroner
Woodward yesterday held an inquest on the body
OF man, At the corner OF and Fourteenth street,
\ sI5 had died suddenly. The death is supposed to
sSve been produced by intemperAnce Nothing
was found on the person OF the deceased to indicate
his name or his residence; but IT 10 supposed that
he was blacksmith, and had but recently arrived
from Philadelphia to go to work at Giesboro for
the Government qusrtermaster. He was buried at
the expense Of the Corporation.
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"OUR AGE, OUR COUNTRY, AND Our BIBLE"
Rev. J. McKendree Reilly, Of Baltimore, delivered
a lecture on the above fruitful topic at McKendree
Chapel. A good audience was In attendance and
tn. lecture one Of the best Sf this distinguished
speaker. His points against "John Bull" for his
Inconsistent attitude In the present age were well
received. The speech was full Of good things,
beautifully illustrated with spicy anecdotes. The
lecture was for the benefit Of Good Samaritan
Division No. l, Sons Of Temperance.
NOTORIOUS CHARACTERS ARRRsTED.-Ellen
Smith and Fannie Lyons, two notorious characters,
were arrested by Officers Mills and PArkhurst, Of
the Eighth precinct, for Drunkenness and disorder
ly orsluct Tho former was hned o. ~ by Justice
Fs.guson, and the latter el ~. They were about
to be sent TO the workhouse, when "gentlsman
/ friend" paid their fines. These are notori us
characters and 10 to be hoped that they will not
pc so easily released II again arrested.
A PRoFANR woMAS.-Mary Catharine Payne
A midwife attending a lady at Mr.. John Phillips,
on the corner Of X street south and F0ur-and-a'
Half street, was arrested last night by Officer Pull.
lin, OF the Island precinct, for drunkenness and
profanity. Shehsd men eongregating In the house
and disturbing the woman 10 her confinement with
their clustering execrations. Tho policeman was
sent for and she was taken before Justice Boswell
VITO tined her S300-in default OF which she was
sent to the work-house.
BuRGLARY.-Last night, the jewelry store, Of
MI. Berger on Pennsylvsnis avenue, between ist
and 2nd streets, was entered by some burglers and
stole jewelry, consisting Of watches and chains,
amounting 10 all, 10 the value OF s7Oo. Nothing
was left there, except some clocks. No clue has
yet been discovered by the police leading to the
guilty parties.
HosoRABLY DIsoHARGsD.-The case Of the
| United States vs.. Matthew Calhoun, was heard
yesterday afternoon before Justice Kinsey. One
| witness WAS examined on behalf Of the prosecu.
tiou, when the Justice promptly dismissed the
csse the evidence disclosing no offence whatever,
IA u the contrary that tho main witness and the
,endant were co-partners.
MoRg DooRs OPsN.-Yesterday morning
| about2 o'clock officers Hsnly and Watts, of the
Seventh precinct, found open the front door Of Dr.
Johnson's house on seventh street near y. The
family were Immediately aroused and the premises
| secured
THE GERMAN UNIoN.-A meeting of this as.
socistion will be held on Saturday evening, .,
smeed's Hall, when Mr.. J. ;. Meyers will deliver
| an address In English on "The Measures best
| adapted to secure Permanent Peace"
RGLsAsBD.-The two Hughes brothers, who
tsve been confined In the guardhouse for several
days, on the charge Of altering pass, were thiI
morning released, on the payment Of s26 each as
nns
Amusements.
Growers THEATRE.-This popular resor
will be crowded tonight 10 It's utmost capacity,
being the occasion OF grand testimonial beneh
t,adercd to Miss Lucille Western by her numerou
admirers from the city and those from abroad wht
are sojourning heie at present. A bill Of Attrsc
tions has been prepared that could not fail TO draw
=. overhowiug house upon any ordinary oeoa
slon, being nothing less than the great romanti
play of Guy Msnnering" and the brilliant com
eiietta OF "a Devilish Good Jokei' our fsvorit'
appearing in the hrst.named piece as Meg Merri
Hes-an impersonstion In which she claims su
periority over all others now In America-and II