Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15


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METROPOLITAN POLICE MISUNDERSTANDING
Pyscinef No. a.--A. Kennedy, fighting, ansd eass
c. Fitzpatrick, DO; lined %. Charles Lamar. dis.
orderly, nned o.. Amos shanks and Edy. sdehe'
assault and battery; sent TO Central Guard House
Robert Hood, assault with sabfe, sent TO Central
Guard House. VIM. sullivan, stealing, bail for
court. .
Preeind No. A-P. Worth and W. worth, disor.
Derby; fined a. Sarah Peters, L. Hartman, and r.
Graham, threats, bound over to keep the peace.
Daniel Wayne, grand larceny, security for court.
Precind No. s-ThomAs o. o'Doansll, assault and
battery, held for hearing. Albert stewart, drunk
and dlsorderiy dismissed. Mary n. Blown, threats;
security to keep the peace. Alex. Strong, drunk;
Preeinct No. s.-Robt Burns and 8. Matthews,
petty larceny, locked up eight hours and dismissed.
Wn. Clark, Adam 0orden, and Sandy Rogers, dis
orderly conduct, DO. Pat Flynn End Mary Jones,
do; hnsd asa Thomas Crowley, drunk and dis
orderly, over to military. ~ - 'ri
Precfscf No. 1-E. Frisn. thfsats Of violence,
held to bail for court. Michael Hiner, assault and
battery; held TO bail for court. John B. Holland,
threats; sent TO jail In default Of bail. Michael
Brannon, drunk, turned over to military. NJ M
Curtin, intoxication, nnsd ti.se. John Ecker, In
toxication, turned over to military. F.P. Morton,
intoxieation, turned over to military. Hugh Mur-
ply, intoxieatisnj turned over to military. John
Gimp, intoxioAtion,, turned over to military.
Michael stukert, driving on pavement, fined ei.ts.
Prsctsef No. s--John Cook, disorderiy, fined ei.s4.
James Hill, riding on pavement, turned over to
military. J. =. Byrnes, Suspicious, military.
Prectna Eo.a-0eorse Little, disordesly; locked
| up and dismissed.
and A. Coady, disorderiy; fined Sis+eaeh. D. Hart.
nett, disorderly, fined o. Fred. Roben and Frank
Casey, disorderlyi military. 4.
DRATHs OF SoLpnRs.--The deaths Of the
following soldiers have been reported since our
last: WIN. Price, 7th Mich cav; Thomas Hiland,
10th N. Y, Elias Roff, ID D. CT Stewart l. Laner,
b1th N. y, Stephen Hayes, isist n. III William
Adams, ID Mass. cav, Philip Eltzsinmons, I'd U.
Q. cav. Also, three lsborers in the Quartermas.
ter's Department, VIII Michael Hoyes, N. John
ssoh ohe As - AVoASfs
A SOLDIERS BoDY FoUND.-A body OF sol.
der, name unknown, was found at the first lock Of
the canal, which is above the Chain Bridge. When
seen, It was floating In the middle OF the water
and was III very decomposed condition. Coroner
Woodward was notified Of the faet, and will hold
an inquest over the body.
FIRE.--This afternoon Gre broke out In tht
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carpenter shop, containing the garden Implement
and carpenters tools, was entirely consumed b,
the flames. This shop Is located on that portion
Of the grounds which border On the cansl, At III,
foot Of sixth street. The fire ehsfnes were soor
on the spot. The franklin rendered very eificicn
services. The loss Is estimated at si,sos. go.
SHOULD BE SEEN To.-We have been request
ed by respectable parties to call the attention o
the officers Of the Board OF Enrolment to the con
duct Of some parties al the City Hall. We hear,
Of nunbsr OF cases where parties hsd paid osrtaii
parties for being allowed TO psss into the room
This should be attended to at once, and we know
that Captain sheetf will do It II his attsation h
called TO II. One improvement, - noticed yester
day, was that no substitute agents were dodginI
around as they had been for few dsys before.
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; MoRE ARRESTS BY THE PArRoL.-The pstro
last night arrested the inmate1 Of tMlee houses o
in.fsme. which are located on the Island. Thi
morning they were brought before Justice Fergr
son, who lined soss Of them o. and released tn
remainder. Some men found in, the houses wer
released by Capt Merritt, who Thought they ha
! been punished sufncientiy by having passed III
night In the Guardhouse. 's
ILLrRE ,TING HIS HoRsEs. Paul Speir,
driver Of a minersi.water wasoa,vas srrested thi
morning, on Twentieth street, BY order OF Capt
: Montsomery,who saw him abusing his horses In
. shameful manner. He was committed to III
Guardhouse by the captain. Justice Ferguso
hned him o., and released him.
al SUPPOSED DEsERTER.-Alex. McCanslau
was arrested by one OF Capt. Johnson's detectives
who took him on suspicion Of being . deserte
On his way to the Guardhouse he offered the once
90 II he would release him, but the detsctiy
, could not he bribed. MoCansiand Il held for fu
ther hearing.
WARRINGTON THEArRs.- entertainment,
. provided by the Congress OF stars" are well pa
= ronized. This evening" the French Spy" will
produced with an ensctive cast and ali its origin
effects. Marietta Ravsl, the beautiful dapseus
appears with the Rsvel Ballet Troupe in the graz
Z ballet Of the Belle Of Madrid"
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THBRuwill be apublic meeting OF the "Wasi
ington Total Abstinence Union at the Capit
!. Park Tomorrow at O'Clock p. N. Rev. J. D. Tu
= nsr and others will address, and music 10 expecte
}, Come one, come all friends Of the cause.
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- SMUGGLING LIQUoK.-John Wood and
McAdam were arrested yesterday, by the guard
the Alsxandris ferry, charged with attempting
smugsle whiskey TO Alexandria. They are he
for examination.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. Robert McKa
p was arrested by the guard on duty at the Arsens
L who found him In the grounds and could give I
D. account Of himself He 10 held for further hea
ing.
REBEL BPY.-Geo. Mason was committed
the Gusrdhouse on the charge Of being rebel Al
aspy. He 10 held for orders.
DEsERTBRs Sent TO THEIR REGIMENTS.
Lieut.. Col. Drew yesterday sent to their regimen
800 deserters who had been confined In FORE
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