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The sourtesy Of Lord Lgoas ana ssecssasy eswesd.
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Df. siuderlsnd then ststed that Justice to hiha.
ssif and The isw ibrsthern associated with hin In
the adtress u reply required that he should ex.
plain SSst bss One day had been gfvsh ID whIch v
consult on me important matters presented 70
night. some Of the clergynen Of WashfAgtonfe-
fused positiveIy to have anything 10 DO with tAs
matter; others had not been consulted for want ol
hn,e; and the address Itself had been written In
ersnt haste and pressated IN its Art trough
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Al the dos, o. the sdA1Dss, prayer wsssaersd b
Rev. DR.. Noble aftef vidch, ths congregation
Joined IN singing Praise God from Whom all bless
iues now - and the exercises were closed with tht
bsnediction, by the Rev. T. r. Hewlett, Of the Cal
vary Baptist Clutch. a...B .....r... .s.r,t
The address Of DR.. sunderlsnd expressed tht
thanks Of the Washington clergy for the eordia
and fraternal sympathy manifested By the clerEJ
Of Europe, Il will be given in Reanssdays edi
tion. - se1pg7i
InrRovzMHNrs AT CENTRAL 0UanDucUsn.--
The enlargement at the Central GU uArahouse, undsl
the supervision Of LieatsJ. .. Cooper. connspeer
10 rapidly approaching oonplstioa. Ths i.oshti
gable energies Of this efncient ohaesrh oonhshda
ble and worthy Of imitstion BY those hoidIng ssol
commands. He has had the buildiag completely
remodled, cieansed, and properly veatilated. Bah
a. It originally was for temporary coqhnement
civil cases, Il wAs sot substantial enough for th
variety of prisoners coaaosd by the military. Th'
water-pipes have been introduced, supplying tn
prison with abundance Of good water, at the sam
time carrying off all offensive aocumulatioD. III
enlargement is two stories, light, 'ir and substan
tlAl. Prisoners that are unfortunate enough 70 b
inoareerated N the Central 6usrdhotss VII ~
II not SO bad as represented. Abundant rahon
are furnished, so that none need want for necesss
ry food. 1t 10 strongly fortified by . substantiA
wall and slosely guarded by watehfui sentinels.
F, ASSAULT AND BATTERr.-Johp Davis am
Burnet Hughes were sent to the once Of the pro
vost marshal, by Justice Gull, OF the Navy Yard
for committing, with some deadly weapon, an ~
sault and battery on Officer Walling, OF the Nintl
precinct, while In the discharge Of his duty. tn
attack was extremely unprovoked John Davis !
| q soldier, and belongs to the 10th New York vol
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A provost guard ought 10 be sent down TO Oh
| Navy Yard every day, for soldiers are extremel
Annoying TO the citizens resident theie. The sol
diers seem to make habit of visiting this part q
the city for the purpose Of evsding the guart
They loiter about the restaurants and drinking
sAlons-oftentimes procuring their desired pots
tions and behaving in very disorderiy maans
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| HORSE SrEALIA6.-A man named Geo. Nc
1 Daniel Was arrested at the depot yesterday, jul
40 he WAS about to leave the city ior Baltimor
II seems that Officer Donaldson had warrant ft
Mcdaniel, sworn out by John McMullin, Of Gsorg
town, charging Med. with stealing and selling
horse belonging to him. Upon the trial the hors
which has been sold to an army othcesFas ident
fed as belonging to McMullin. Mcdaniel state
that a man had engaged him to sell the horse !t
him. he sold him for $3.50 to this ofncer, for whic
he received five dollars. His story did not su
Justice Giberson, who held him to ball for oour
George Mcdaniel, senior, becoming the security.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.--The following desti
soldiers were reported up tn this morning &t II
office of Capt. Hsrtz; Isaac Miller, Qurtermaster
, department; Samuel Ingram, 18th Mass; y. La