Daily national Republican., 1863-08-31

Row AT L0FBLIR's GARDIN.-A row oc-
Cured ct this Garden yesterday, (sunday evening"
and several persons were beaten. We. .are unable
to give the names. II appears that about O'Clock
In the evening some persons from the Sixth Ward,
and the walters Of this establlshmsnt, got into
and one man was shot in tho Arm. Several per-
sons were beaten, but not badly.
The citizens In the immediate peighborhood, on
New York avenue, complain vefy much Of the
scenes enacted last evening. In the fight picks,
&C., were used, and strange to say, no perssn was
badly hurt The police, we understand, were on
hand, but not until the garden was closed and the
parties returned to the city.
The city authorities ought to prevent a repe-
tition Of these SCENES Several Of the kind have
occurred lately, which We have not noticed but
think that II such places are allowed to be open
on Sunday, guards should be placed to prevent any
more such collisions.
ACCIDENTAL sHoorrSo.-On Saturday after
noon - guard was proceeding dowA the Avenue,
having lot Of deserters in charge, esoortins them
to the depot, one Of the men broke ranks and run
at the corner Of Seventh street. He ran down C
street at rapid pace. One Of the guard pursued
him and finding that he was getting away nissd
his mushet and shot, missing his man but striking
. soldier who WAS standing at the corner Of Sixth
and streets. The ball struck the poor man In
the shoulder breaking the collar bone. He was
picked up and conveyed to the Gusrdhouse, where
his wound was properly dressed. The deserter
was caught after long ehaae.
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RuSAwAIs.-Yestcrday about four O'Clock,
a suffers wagon, with four horses attached, was
seen coming down Pennsylvania avenue At . terri
bic rate. When near the corner OF Seventh street
they were stopped before doing any mere damage
than spi,iing out lot Of stores with which the
wagon was loaded.
This morning horse attached to . carriage
started of from In front oi the City HALL Oficer
Charles Hurdle, who was standing in front Of the
Canterbury, rushed fearlessly out and succeeded In
stopping the vehicle Just before coming In contact
with a hack in which some ladies were seated.
METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-MoNDAY.
Precinct Eo.4.-Mary Morrison, petit larceny, So
curity for court; Thomas Hines, grand larceny, Sc
curity for court; Tim. Hauln, drunk and disorder
ly, fined sa-paid; Anna Lang, do, workhouse.
Preeinct No. 6.-Rich. Clark, intoxication; Fred
Grsmon, Aug. n, further hearing, Jail for court;
J. Cumnins, do, do, do.
Precinct No. 6.-Ellen Mccarthy, keeping q dis
orderly house; workhouse for % days. Hannah
Reeves, drunk and disorderly; do. do. VIM. Black,
W. Jones and Darid Jones, disorderly couauct;
aned % each. Geo. Miller, drunk; do. q ~.
Preeina No. 7.-Aiice summeraeld, drunk and
disorderly, and Dennis UBrien, disorderly con-
duct; each fined &i9i.
Precinef No. s.-John johnson, Indecent expo
surej fined -.
Precinct No. s.-Geo. Dernlop and Chas. Green,
disorderly; superseded fine, sLs6.
MCCLELLAN ARREsTED.-Dont rtart, reader.
II wasn't Little Mac" but . soldier Of the 9th U.
.. Cavalry, who got tight yesterday, and to amuse
himself drew his sabre and made an attempt to
"draw and quarter one OF our citizens, for which
diversion Col Baker had him furnished with an
apartment In that pleasant Institution, the Central
Guardhouse, where he will remain until he 10 SEN
fenced. This sentleman's name 10 George McClel-
lsn-not Geo. D.
CHARGED WITH FRAUD AND DLARcssr.-Capt.
Todd this morning committed Albert kalp to the
Guardhouse The prisoner was formerly servant
In the sth U. 8. battery. He IL now charged with
fraud and larceny and will bo sent to the army to.
morrow morning.
Took THE OATH.-Seven citizens Of Prince
William county, Va, who were arrested five weeks
ago In the vicinity Of Bristol station, have Just
been discharged from the Old Capitol prison on
taking the oath Of allegiance. They say the suf-
ferings Of their families compelled them to take
the oath.
MEETING TOMORROW NI0AT.-A meeting Of
the late enrolling oioers Of this city 10 desired at
the Council Chamber, City Hall, tomorrow even
Ing, st ~ o'clock.
ABUSING HIS HoRsl.-JOhn Hummer, q