Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

1p,ate the sireis. We also sotissl that he wash;
inston Building % Rss.sllyalie .ayesu. sesy
ssvSHh ssss, was bssul ~ balSsil as'A
nun - ofbrivsts resided IIE
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lIAnS, and xrrested tie iaDatS5, Who We're Az
lehaies. They were proven undoubtedly to b
{t{ostitutes, and were bound over for good behar
lSissss sAes0a01nesAsese.eesa 49,, ", ",
which II located on Twenty .fourth street, No iss
has been source Of great aanHyance 70 ~ etu-
rens residing Ia that ioesfty, and ne have no
doses tAsy Mn sstaiss tnIkapkefts ~ osaas nsoxea
s...SMI,.E M,.EsEb.tt 5. Porter. wife of
ojSr.sos iklthe aotensN i3.fs,t tSisk.buss is
MIX. NIX iS SsoTsl WI 81 81: Ga q ssots'. sos"
This sstiuSbie Mdy Aads her sppearanes on the
balcony and Srsesfpuy asknowIedgsd The soupii.
ment THEE ehssn were given for the Admiral
AID me ns'ys wAeh the p.rfy retired. ,,,s
suprosro sDssrxr.x. -Th6mas Merritt, q
miserable spes,nen ef humanity, Who wss Arrest
81 In eitissas' elstha ysstsrdsy, 90 Suspicion Of
being desertss, - thls inofaiag brought before
Major CtiIey fcr hea2iHg. ne pfisonsr slated
that his mother had got hin his dtsshssss papers
from the First regiment vssuoat volantssrs .
year ago, and that aitsf he bad left then he ran
sway from home and saae to washisgton to
work, and was % the point q going home again
when aresssd. He was Questioned very closely
h,-k AZ = - Am
the truth In any single statsnsat that 10 made.
He professed his willingness 10 Join the second
Vermont cavalry, ~ he Says the Infantry service
was too much for his health. The Major ordered
him to he confined for further hearing.
| "a THAr SAME OLD DRUNK.-John Keeler, .
Jovial looking son Of the Emerald Isle, and mem.
Der Of the One Hundred and Twenty-second Ohio
volunteers, was brought into the guard-houss this
| morning BY policeman, who oomplaibs that he 10
repeatedly drunk and lsyins aslssp ON the street.
| cell to sober down, preparatory to being sent to
b. DRArHs OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
Of soldiers were reported up to this mornins.
Franklin Roberts, s6th Pa; Jas. Wynn, i161h
Pa Michael Haley, ist Mass; John Barnes, COM
pany X, ist U. g. cav. o '
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-The provost
guard have been quite busy for the past few days,
arrestins parties on the above charge. Mrs. Mary
Arand was arrested this morning for this offence,
and required to leave security for her Appearance
tomorrow morning. s..y .rr -
DRUNK on DUrY.-Charles P. Evans, q sol.
der, was found this morning. drunk on his post
He was sent to the guardhousc by Capt Todd,
whore he will be confined until court.martialed.
NsoLscf ov Durf. John W. Morrill,, u so!-
dIer, was sent to the guard house by the Provost
Marshal for neglect Of duty. He IL now held for
orders. .'.-n ,.It.ra. g.7|
CRIMINAL CoURr.-John Welsh, John Reilly,
and Andrew OBrien were arraigned this morning
on the charge of grandla Reilly and o. Brlen
were acquitted, but John Welsh was found guilty
Of stealing the articles In the Indictment Of the
value of ss7o. ,--'..f. ~ ~.
James Gray, charged with petit isrceny, was
found not guilty. 20 -..r 'f F '.
James welsh, Indicted on the charge Of sssassin.
ating an oneer, was acquitted by the jury.
METROPOLITAN POLICE RlroRrs.-Preein,l 4
No LIB. q. Frsnd, dcssrter; delivered to military
At Fort Mahan. .... .. ..r .
Precinct No. 3.-John Stone, selling ON Sunday;
dismissed. Robt. Hran, selling liquor to SOLDIER
fined go. VIM. Admonson and WIN. oxle, disor.
derby; dismissed. Brewer Tarlan and John Bor.
land, dr,,nkj dismissed. -..
4 Prreincf No. i0.-Tbomas Daily, grand larceny
bail Tor hearing. Caroline sulAs, vagrantj work
house. nesin Webster, drunken soldier; to mill.
tary. +. Dugan, selling liquor to soldisrs, judg.
nent deferred. Robert Barnes, disorderlyj to mill
tary. J. brooks, do; fined -. WIN. Armstrong
/ drunk dismissed. Il. Rollinger, do; fined s6. j.
X. Gates, d unk and disorderlyj fined a. T. A.
olive, do; fined -.
Precinct No. b.-R. Cox, soldier, drunk; turned
over TO military. JANIS Case, drunk; fined o. So
VIM. Peterson, deserter; dismissed. WIN. Reayer,
drunk; dismissed. Henry Clark, @. GrAba, and
James Hart, sleeping In the street; dismissed. J.
Gran, drunk aned "a J. MeDermott and VIM
Grifith, drunk and disorderlyi fined each a. s.
r. Diliey, disofderlyj fined ti.4o. Ellen Lyon,
drunk and disorderiyj fined s2-workhouse.
| Prscinct No. s.-W. Williams, horse thief, dis
missed. Dennis Callahan, disorderlyj dismissed.
Pyse.na o.G-Cather Mullins, sarah Mullins,
John Daily, James A. Conner, and Marian Conner
threatsj security to keep the peace. Emma saI.
der and Mag. Kalbcr, assault; do. Biddy Ionnor
dlsoiderly; tined %. Pat Fitzgerald, drunk and
disordefly; fined o., workhouse 70 days. George
Flether, driving on pavementj fined o.. Jacob
New, gra I'D iaroeny; bail for court. Mag Darret
on two charges Of assault and two OF disordsrly
conduct; fined ~ In each disorderly case Aad made
to give security to keep the peace In the assaul,
cases. Henry Roes, hting pistoii dned u. Jerry
Bimms, drunk do. .I.
Precinct No. Ill. ONeale and Pat Donlan
threatsj bail to keep peace. Eliza ONesle, disor.
deriyj Hned s2.6s. J. Campbell, horse thief; jail
for hearing. Mickey Dunn, drunk; fined Si.6s
Moses Williams and Ellen Quarles, assault and
battery bail to keep peace. Johu Kane, Chas. ;.
Eaton, and John simpson, disorderly; dismissed
John Keller, soldier, drunk In street, turned oyei
10 military. Geo. W. Maxwell, drunk and dtsor
derlyj fined 4i.6S. .. .. "
Precinct No. l.-Miek Burke, assault and battery
dismissed. Kate Williams, Josephine sampphere
Clara Brown, Ann Williams, Am Jones, and Ca
RE Duzonburg inmates OF house Of ill-famei fntt
o. and bail for good behavior. Z. Mctlroy, d,unk
nned $i.65. Jas. Mountz, drunk and disorderly
hned o.. ra. ....-
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