Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

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Music by tho Band.
THE BILLIARD MATCH SATURDAr.-One Of
the matches between Messrs. Dcery and lsadorc
was played by them on Saturday afternoon, result
Ing In favor OF lsadore. The game played was the
American four bll osrom Of 100 points, best six In
eleven games sioo. The following il the score,
Deery discouniing his opponent:
Deery. .-..................oll 100000
Isadore re.......................t ll1l1-6
Geery's greatest run was o., Issdors's %. To-
night the same gentlemen will play another match
at Geary's, corner of Ninth and streets, the game
being the French three ball Of 100 points for
500. Let all who wish 70 sec good billiard playing
attend. r.'.
MACHINE TOR HArCHINa CHICKENs.-Whon
will wonders ceascf WAS our Involuntary exclama.
ton a. we were to-day shown an apparatus which
made US open our eyes, even In this enlightened
age And which, II Il had been seen not many
witchcraft." The invention Of which we dcsirc to
speak, 10 nothing more less than machine for
Matching chickens BY steam, which has been ar
ranged by . Mr. Quick, who has It on exhibition
in a house on Eleventh street, above PennsyIva-
MIA avenue. We could hardly believe our eyes
when we saw the little chicken pipping out, and
others day or tive old running about the yard.
The eggs put into the apparatus, where they are
Matched out regularly every eighteen days. We
have not space to explain the modus operdadi but
would advise all readers who desire to enjoy
novel and interesting sight to call at tss Eleventh
street, where the proprietor, we have no doubt,
will do his utmost 10 show them his arrangement.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
have been reported up to this morning at the ONCE
oil Capt. Hartz:
A. N Cfamer, 10th Pa; John r. Bingham, sOth
N. VI j. hgis, nth Pa cav; Chas. II. Wood, list
Mass; wm. 7. Morisly, i2sd Ohio; Clark, D. Alien
Is7th Pa John y. Poor. lat Del; John L. Lane,
it,h Conn; samuel E. Williams, 10th U. 8. art;
Quslow Glsding, 7th Mich. cav; 7. X. Williams,
y. Fitzgerald, sSth N. y; X. Bruns, sist N. Y. vol
Adam Conrad, sth nj. cav; VIM. Kuppel, sad H.
VOL; Keso Bickiug, i7bth Pa; Geo. W. Rogers, nth
Pa cav, Francis schlotterer. 2d art Pa vol; Thos
spcare, nth Pa. cav; John L. THt, Asd N. ". Jno
bunker, ist Mich; Jonathan Smith, iesth Pa mill
tia; John A. Murphy, 10th Pa.
TRYING TO ENLIST SoLDIER.-This morn
ing, ofcer Birch was sitting In Justice Bates's
ONCE, soldier named Hugh McC0rmick, . private
OF the second Regiment d. c. volunteers, came In
with young man called Jesse Street, 70 have him
sworn into the service. II seems that Street, who
Is private In the second Rhode Island, had been
induced by Mccormick 70 desert his regiment and
join the District volunteers, by the promise Of .
large bounty. The ofacer not thinking the matter
exactly right, arrested 10th the men and tosk
them TO the guard.house, when Major Cilley, upon
earng the facts Of the Case had Street sent to his
regiment under guard, and Mccormick confined In
the guard-house for trial on the above charge.
COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Benjamin alias John
Harrison, boy, charged with stealing TIVE hats,
valued At %, was taken before Justice John II.
johnson and committed to jail In default Of secu-
rity. The circumstances were a. follows: Whilst
James Y. Davis, proprietor OF q large hat estab-
Iishment on the Avenue, was At dinner, two sol.
oilers entered the store. accompanied by the boy,
John Harrison. When the soldiers were examin-
ing and pricing hats Of the various styles, the boy
took felt hat and concealed II beneath his coat
He was caught In the act by Joseph 9. Davis, son
OF the proprietor, and by him Immediately arrested
He was taken to the office Of Justice Johnson.
Whilst there, Detective A. r. Allen searched the
boy aud found another hat concealed beneath his
shirt tail; or, to speak in moro refined parlance,
beneath his linens caudal appendagc. We under
standthat he was recently discharged from jail.
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MAN SrABBED AND RoBBED.-Francis Helm
bold, private Of the ib7th PennsylvAniA volun-
teers was brought into the GuArtrhOuse last nj ght
in n miserable condition. Hewas kindly cared for;
and when he had recovered sufficiently, stated that
nc had been knocked down by party Of sailors
and beat In terrible manner. In trying 10 defend
himself, he WAS stabbed, and his arm broken In
two places. He was taken TO the hospital this
morning, where he IL getting along very well; but
the surgeon In charge thinks that his arm may
have to come off, No clue to his assailants has
yet been discovered, who also robbed him Of the
sum Of $40 and silver watch.
DETERMINED SUICIDE.-Georgs Buckner, a
private belonging to the Ninth New York battery,
stationed at Fort Reno, D. C., committed suicide
on Saturday. Tho deceased seemed determined TO
destroy his life, as he had made two previous At
tempts: once In Jumping down well, and then
trying to hang himself. He finally put the muzzle
OF his loaded musket TO his breast and pulled tile
trigger with his toe, tho ball passing through his
left lang and heart, killing him instantly.
@. METROPOLITAN PoLIcs REPoRrs.-Freeinet
No. mo arrests.
Precinct No. 2.-John Sullivan and Tat Cluer, do
serters; military authorities.
PJec.nei No. s.-The following were disoIderly
VIM. Hays, fined 81 II. Gallagher, fined $3j Lizzie
Welch, fined o., Fanny Smith, workhousej James
Chisiey, dismissed; Mike Conner, fined 80. Thos.
HowaId. dI unk; dismissed.
P,cciart No. 4.-Kate Finn, drunk. John Dacher,
larceny; ulHnlhseu mary sHeIu, uiuhkj WoIh-
house.
Prectnct No. 6,-E. Conner, drunk dismissed.
Robert Jackson, drunk; fined 81.
Precinei No. 6-F. Z. Robbins, vagrant dis
missed.
Precinct No. Nv. Bose, suspicion "f stealing a
sword; sent to jail for court. John Mahar, drunk
in street; dismissed. VIM. Buckley, sleeping In
street; dismissed.
Precinct No. "a. W. Hynaman, disoiderlyi dis'
missed. John sterling, drunk; do.
Precinct No. IO.-William johnson and j. Jones
fighting; fined each 81. 7. Baltimore, disorderly
held for hearing Charles Anderson disorderly
hned So. Henry Kelly, profanity; dismissed. Den
ny Connor, drunk; fined 81.
lIACKMEN DIsCHARGED.-The hackmen ar
rested on Saturday were yesterday discharged b,
Mai. Cilley as this was the hrst offence. Tit
chaIge against them consisted In standing thei
hacks two In row. which was contrary to the
rules established by the military authorities.
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THEFT.-On Saturday last two men wer'
brought before Justice Rowlandyon the charge o
being accomplices In the stealing OF gun. Thei
names were Hays and Smith, and the charge WA
made by J. S. Marlborough. The case being partl!
heard, HAYS was dismissed, and Smith held for