Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
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was kilisd lsss fridst sisht ~ whAss Post, w
giufa.I sThs ssliSwisg ass sss sifeuosssnees ol
tins ssa sais, Ths 6sSsssivs cssps were tsstrstsd
10 othfruthdS certain house n ths vicinisy er the
pnSpssI Of tAptuftns ,pebsons reptssthtsd - @s-
ioyai 10 ihs Fsaersl oovenmsst The crew Of the
tSsb1ss ouur te h0s, whssh WA under he sof'i.
h,And sf xnslSa G6sftdapj WIRE 70 ast 10 coajune.
tioa HI csionet bskcfs men, h III tis III 5lr,.
one Of me e,iubo&t,s sssw, named David Ly, Oh,
1asat sne house when the 6eteeti,es wsfs sur.
fausdips IL. Lynch challenged Fawpelie twice,
wAsn tie isttsf gave ths dttssutsa signal the
MOTION Of FAwpslis'S hand vas misunderstood by
Lynch, who, thinking the detective was about 10
shoos him, ared and killed him instantly. Faw.
psile was riaced on the gunboat, spd Lynch was
pat undef guard % swat a. iavs.tisatioa Of ne
comrades Of the deceased. The exci,enent which
atsshds,i this ssd and fatal oecuffsncS Illustrated
the plans of the expedition. ~ lriH iili pI o.
Fawptiie was an snefgetic and conscientfous |
ocrcer m bis death thf Goverumeds fiss sustaased
a severe loss. The dceeised leaves an esttnhaois
Shdsaecomplishsd wites hut, We sndesstasd' 20
children. l...sf ~ Il % i.p- yi.luis. >. 80
'rhe remains nave Been enbsIned, and viii b.
sent to New York city, the place Of his residence.
.Ths follow ing ,ptsanbls and sesolntions were
adopted at meeting yestsrday,b by he attaches Of
Col Bakers ohiee--the associatss Of the decsassd:
I.tshefeAs otndsr rster =. Fswpells, late of this
c:, 4, ,se y;.a, ss,Sssl ~ Sss
snd he lssrlssi performances Of Z difhouit and
Ss:s s.s sss e: :ss sssss sss. Il.
loyal citizen and this depattmsnt a. active, fear.
less, sDd intelleent otncsr and ~ telow-of,csrs
kssOiies, that W iiSssisiY sympsthils Win the |
afl!cied WIDOW oi our Late Htend 10 ne sreatest
that noihing We can do can lessen her grief We |
can, at esst claim the sad privilege Of sharing her
'oi'N Tagir ~ -----I--s.s------ 900 H11f l4Hrh
ASSAULT. ON CoLoRED PERsoss.-Last Sat.
urdny night, man namel James Robinson, who |
10 an engineer 10 the Washington navy.yard, went
to the houses occupied bv oslored families and |
situated on Capitol Hill, In the rear Of ST. Peters'
Catholic church, and while there he committed an
unprovoked assault on the family Of Nancy Par. |
son, weli.known 10 the vioiaity 40 peaceful asd
law-sblding RESIDENTS He then assaulted col
ored man, named James Wedge, afSsr dragging him
away from HE home. Robinson Was arrested by
Officer Meredith, and taken before justice rergu-
son, who fined him eeN. The cclofed man 90
futhlessly assaulted 10 very infirm, having been
crippled By the falling Of building. Robinson
harbors an implacable hatred sssinst the African
race. The ranking aninosity 30 long mewsd in
his bosom commenced its deadly canker, and found
vent only BY invading domieiiary precincts, drag
sins away hepless and innsm person, and with
nendAsh delight e,mmittips this merciless assault
=, A BELIoEREsr FExisISE.--Morris Murphy
10 confined In the Guard House. Yesterday morn.
Ing Mrs. Morris went In 10 see him, but not having
the necessary pass, Lieut. Derry, who was on duty,
Informed her that she could not have The pleasure
Of an interview. She forthwith eonmeaced
abusing the Lieutenant with the weapon with
which woman is armed, viz: the tongue, which
weapon she used with marked ability, and the
torrent Of Bilinsssats which she poured forth
wss awful 70 hear. The ofiasr stood II uAti foI-
besraucc ceased to be . viftue,D when he ordered
her to leave. which abe rsfused TO do until she
saw her dear Morris. The onaser thon ordsred
her TO be locked up, which WAS done, and In the
Barry released her upon her promising never to
shew the light Of her countsnancs AssiA. .
DEATHS OF SoLprEns.-The following deaths
have been reported at the once Of Captain Harts
since last saturday; IA gran.. o. rbua.1. HH
p Alex. Maynard, iaist N. ", Charles Z. Hughes,
isist N VI Richard Marion, ssh N. Y. Cavalry,
jeremiah Payne, ia1th n. VI Chu., Hoffman, ist
U. s. Cavalry Chss. H. skinner, itth U. .. Infan-
try, Frederick W. Boswosth, i7th Maine; Milo
Holmes, S7th Mass.; David Walker, 18th Peaaa |;
VIM. Wallace, sd OhioJ }. 8 Crook, issth N. T.;
Samuel A. Carr, lst U. q Cavalry, Edward Good
man. 27th Penna.t Jacob ,. Baker, iATth Penna.
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CRAzY CoIoRED soLpIER.-Lcwis Dlxsy, a
negro belonging to the Second D. G. oolored Iegt.
mont, created quite an excltement on the Ayeoue
yesterday, by running after ladies, tearing their
dresses and Otherwise insultin: them. He was
arrested by the pstro and taken to the Guardhouse
where he became 20 violent u was found atoesss-
~ to gag him. He 10 stii confined until an order
can be obtained to send him to the insane asylum,
which will be done today. 81 -1Iag.
ACCIDENT At TIE Posr OHRfoE,-On satur-
day evening" ~ u soldier was about getting on his
horse at the Post once, and while hs had one fsot
In the stirrup, the animal became frightsneA and
started off at rapid fats, and when on the pave
ment OF the Patent once building threw The col.
dier aud fell upon hin, ibjuring him somewhat se-
verely. The soldier was picked up by the BY.
ISLANDERS and properly cared for. He appeared to
be a postmaster In one OF tho regiments, and was
about leaving tho Po.t once when the accident
occurred.
A soRRY sIsHr.--Last night, whilci on .
visit to the Guardh. use, lad about 10 years old
came In and asked for lodging. He was just from
Virginia, and had ON rebel soldiers uniform and
cap. Lieat. solomon sent him to the Sixth pre-
einct station 10 get iodsins for the night
STOLEN HoRss RsoovsRED.-Ofiicer Bark
1ey, OF the Li8hth precihot yestotuhy reooSsIeu
from the City Railroad Company q sorrel horse,
which had been stolen and sold to the company BY
some person unknown. The horse was restored to
the owner, Mr.. Geo. Parks, by Justice Ferguson.
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RoBsiNG soLDiERs.-H. b. Raymond, citi
zen, and James Clary, soldier, were arrested by
apolioemsn yesterday and committed to the Guard
house, charged by Jacob Curren, . soldier, with
having robbed him while asleep. They are held
ARRIVAL LAST NIGHr.-A lot Of contrabands,
to tho number OF twenty.one, came up to the city
last night fro Msry land. They were tho eleanest
looking tet that we have yet seen. They were Ia.
ken to the contraband camp.
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METROPOLITAN PoLIcE REPOxTs.-PSerinet
No III Rasan, fighting; to miitwy.
Precinct No. a-Pat. McHallen, disordetiy; nued
So. Kate Donnelly, drunkj dismissed. Wm. NIL.
stead, disoTderlyj lined 2. Jno. W. Brown, disor
derly; dismissed. Jno barnes, disoIdsrlyi fined
81. Martin shuman, disoiderlyi dismissed. Jas
Smith, d, W. Bills, j. Marshall and Chas. Henry
disoIderlyj hnsd each 81.
Precinct No. Ar. Bradley, drunk hned a.
Danl MeCieary, disorderlyj nned ~
Precinct No. 81. H. Penn and Henry Danisis