Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10

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Al = soutSs nc q fouf ID > Hslfstreet. Hawas
kk Ito IL T2th Secist s1dtion-hous end
a "a by &sti6 osl1sli .awr asked the
80 II \ d,d tAow u IN wss'ssip6sssslaw |
to'Yfdson The pavement, he ssid no, thnshe didhot
hupvJvAited states laws, and II he did he could
have seen the pavement, for he thought the dust
ass shsvssissAsd hs.. sessN's-'' s''7-s
RECEPTION OF A HosE ECARRiAeE.--TheU Union
fire Company No. o under the marshalshp Of Vice
Prastdeut wm. 4. Nssten, and headed ~ = nae
brass band, were out on parade this AFTERNOON, for
the purpose ofrecsvin g hns nsw hose earriage
which arrived this fhorning. fhey rroessdcd to
the depot, manned the ropes, and Pulled the "pa.
chine tutheir engine house, In the First ward.
This carriage 10 neat and tssty affair, made. BY
Edmund Ysuns, = wsll.known DIRE apparatus build
: 49, = = = 'Il--i-.>-.--.- ,'iggt vi lJha1
Quick woRK-Sspsateos Hasdrsd Prisoners
SEM 06--we mentioned yssterdsy the arrival Of
large number Of rebel prisoner and stated that
the jail and guafdhouse were TO be used for Them
to be quartered In. After We made the notice an
other arrangemeat WAS made BY which roll OF
seventeen hundred OF them was made and they
were ahipped from here to Point Loot out st four
O'Clock y N. Considering that they only got In
at six o'clock In the morning, We call this pretty
quick wofk. 'hr... '''
A MovBnkEr AMONG THE CoLoRBD PEo-
PLE.-Quite sensation was produccd last night
at the rethel Union Church by the presentation Of
numerous eases ef Injustice praotieed upon the
people OF color in this city. number Of innuen-
tial white gentleman were present and gsve en-.
couragement to the object Of the meeting, the re-
suit OF which was the appointment o. a committee
to prepare memorials to the President and to Con-
fS~f hall hp
tion at an early opportunity. ......
LICENSES Yon REsrAURANrs.-There Is a
great rush at the ONCE Of the Superintendent Of
Police by restaurant keepers whose licenses have
expired to procure his endorsement for renewal
OF their privileges. Mr.. Webb, after the sigma
ture Of the Mayor has been obtained, generally
examines Into the character OF the house snd CON.
muniestes what there may be against II, II there
10 anything. ..
We learn THAI tho probabilities are that the
number office nsed houses will not be materially
decreased although the proprie.ors will doubtless
have more than the ususi amount Of trouble ir
obtsining their very profitable privilege.
SUDDEN DEATH.--This morning an old col
ored man named David Smith, who waswell known
to alarse number Of our citizens, dropped sudden
4 iy dead In his house on Twentieth street, betweei
and X. His disease was an affection Of the heart
A few moments before he died he was on the stree
and appeared to be in perfect health.
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A BAHBsREss.--Eile Kelly was arrested b.
officer I. A. Clements, OF the Eighth precinct
upon the charge of grand larceny. She entered tn
barber shop OF Mr.. MAnnil on New Jersey avenue
between and C streets, and was charged Wit
the larceny of aeme chairs, stools combs, brushei
&C. which were missing. She was held to bsil 70
q further hearing BY Justice Ferguson.
To EXAMINE -APPLICArIoSs.-As a larg
number Of applications have been made to Provo'
Marshal Todd, by parties affected by his recer
order concerning liquor shops, to be allowed to sc
Thompson, Of his Office, to examine such applic
. tions and report on them.
VIOLATING THE UsAaEs OF WAR. Wi
liam L. Dyars was arrested at Point Looko'
r yesterday, and sent to this city. He Is charg,
with attempting to cross the Potomac, comiI
from the rebel lines into our own In an improp
=. manner. He WAS sent to the Old Capitol by Pr
4 vost Marshal Todd.
!: COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Provo
b Marshal Todd to-day committed John II. Binglt
s formerly In the rebel army, and John w. Gardins
0 charged with resisting the draft in Maryland
r September last. Also s. s Bradford who was
rested by orders from the War Department.
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h PREsgNTATIos.-The officers Of the militia
detective force at military headquarters last mig
q presented their commander, Capt. D. A. Dolan
0 the Invalid Corps, with an elegant pair OF sho
. der straps. Capt. D. acknowledged the comp
ment In a becoming manner
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st Alexandria, was arrested In that city yesteral
ID on the charge OF disioyalty. He was sent up
ir Provost Marshal Todd by the authorities Of II
le place. Capt. T. committed him to the Old Capt.
IN To BE HELD AS HosTAGE.-Ferdina
roy Richardson was sent to this city by the Prov
Marshal of Alexandra to be held A. hostage
VIM. Frosee, one Of our soldiers. lie was &C
III mittsd to the Old Capitol by the Provost Marsh
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oi SEIZED WITH FIT.--About 9 O'Clock I
"a, afternoon, Onicer Taylor, OF the Eighth precir
a found man named "John Drunk" In q 1T 4
at screaming loudly. He WAS taken to the stati
or house,
aa5 ARREsTED.-Captain II. W. Orton was y
es terday arrested and taken before Provost Mars
in Teid. This arrest was made by detective, un
orders from the provost marshal.
HAD TAKEN THE OArH.-Wesley Strops ,
cw yesterday arrested by q detective on the charg
dv being rebel. A. 1t was proven that he had ia
is the oath, he was discharged.
The
SUPPOSED DEsERrss.-Charles Haynes
In supposed deserter, was sent to the Old Capito
I'm the Provost Marshal for examination before
The Ingrahnm, the examining officer.
ses .'a MARRIED.,
the M, nov.uhor t,h a. N. Mov.,d,e. p.,son
by the Rev. John Thrush, Mr.. JAMES L. PAN
ma to Miss MANY A. BnEREToN, eldest daughte