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'Taz RIpoUr MURDER CAsE.-A further
hearing Of the Ridout murder case was had at the
second Ward station yesterday morning before
Justice Clayton. From the evidence given, Johs
Armstrong wa fully committed to jail for court
70 ans or the charge OF having mardere. George
PidSut. Peter whiting, held a. an accessory TO
the murder, Was dismissed, The only new fact
developed yesterday was that contained In the
'tsatinpAy Of John Johnson, (colored,) who stated
that hs can, out OF Pat Barbef's restaurant about
haifpast twelve O'Clock sunday morning and met
John Armstrong, the accused, and George Riaout,
the deceased, standing the pavement In front Of
said restaurant, Ia frisadly conversation. The
three then started up Fourteenth street, when
Armstrotg left the t.ro. At Capt. Poweli's corner
they met two other men, but could not state
whether they were white or colored These at
tackled the witness and the deceased with knives,
Tbs deceased repelled the Assau.t and backed them
down Fourtsenth street out OF his sight, when he
heard the cry OF "watoh," "police." The same
voiss then cried, "oh, ny God, my God /" At
this the witness became frightened and ran to
Wiilsrds' Hotel. where he IL employed a. a boot.
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A WELL DEsnRvAD COMPLIMsNT.-We uu-
dsrstaod that the Metropolitan Policemen have
received Instructions by Acting superintendent
Reed In consonanee with the spirit Of the folIsw-
Ing wel-deserved resolutions, which were recently
adopted by theBoard Of the Metropolitan Police:
dssed 70 ths ofheers and members Of the HiSsrnis
oss rsndsrsd in Ills Districts and Ii q they
afes :: Ssrssoiors, ss:ursd thss every protsesioS
wll bs Afforded them BY the Metropolitan Police
Rssoir.s. That the ssperinteuden. Of Police be
directed TO instruct the members OF the force TO
use the utmost vigilance to protect all nremen in
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sre not wolested when going to, attending, or re-
turning from nres -.
SOLDIER SToNEp.-A soldier, named James
Burns, belonging to the Ssth Massachusetts Regi
ment, whilst walking Tuesday 10 that portion OF
the Capitol grounds opposite Maryland avenue,
was struck with stone. Upon turning around he
saw no person but boy, who has charge Of the
soda fount at the Capitol gate. The boz, upon
being charged with throwing the stone, directed
the soldier to William Ayres, one Of the Capitol
watchmen. The soldier went to Ayres, and got
into difnculfy. From words they came to blows,
And Ayres cot rather the better-havins escaped
unscathed from the nails and knuekies Of the sol
der, after committing upon him fsce-scratchins
and eys.blackenlng assault. Ayres was arrested
by ofncer Barclay, Of the Eighth Precinct, and was
required BY Justice Ferguson to 81 bail for court
GRosr-MAKsR IN NTRoUBLs.-Henry Gilbort
was arrested yesterday by oiiieer Kelly, Of the
Fourth ward, for threatening to destroy property
belongiag TO Wn. Z. Sian, manager Of Canterbury
Hall. II seems that Gilbert entered into a con.
tract with Mr.. Sim to make satisfactorily, at a
certain cost, the necessary preparations for the
performance OF "Thc Ghost" ~ the Canterbury,
and to do the same for NO other establishment In
the city Of Washington. Mr.. Gilbo,t, however,
did do II for another establishment, and that, too,
at considerably less cost Mr.. Sim, upon hear
Ing this, refused to give Mr.. Gilbert more than he
received At the other estAslishmsnt, since he had
broken the contract. har. Gilbert thereupon threat
ened and attempted to destroy the "Ghost" prep.
arstions at the Canterbury, when he was arrested
and taken before Justice Queen, who required him
10 give security to keep the peace.
MUTINr AT CAMPBELL HosPiTAL.-Quitl
an excitement was created yesterday morning al
the Campbell Hospital, near sixth street and thu
Boundary, caused by the mutiny Of the guArt
stationed there. II seems that the oficer Of ths
day had placed one OF the soldiers under arrest
and ordered . guard to convey him to the Central
They refused to do so, and showed . mutinou'
spirit. Information was at once sent to the CAM
Of the lith N. II volunteers, and Col. Wilson o.
that regiment at once detailed . guard, who were
taken to the Hospital at double quick, where they
arrested the following mutinesrs, VIM. Aim
strong, Michael Nash, John Brown, Arch. Mcneil
Charles Whecison, John 7. Day. Thom.s Caser
James Forsythe, John Smith, who all belong TO III,
Second Battalion Invalid Corps They were taker
TO the Provost MarshAl's oiiiss, where Capt. Tod,
committed them to tbs Central Guard.house, and
ordered them In close confinement.
LIQUoR COSFisCATaD.-Tuesdsy Afternoon
a. one Of Capt. JohnsouS detectives was passinp
along the avenue, he observed suffers Wagon
being loaded with what he thought rather suspi
cious looking articles. lilo watched II and when
1t started he folio ed II to the Long Bridge and b.