Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

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tujs, {. Wesley Rssisi John \. Ei::isr. iS,nisSed
bstitute, Christian Faist, James Z, %. AlmAn,
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furnished substiiut -Nelsop Brown, Andrew lack.
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-Lxxx--Gsa 2ionsh shl court martial were engaged
to-day in tAelyApNAtlea Of. vitnsssss IN dcfenee
Of Capt. Levy, charged with fraud. Maj John p.
sherkBpRAqsnseflttas Governor, testified that
Rl,h.ES EkoHt {Ihs elssk who, y is alleged,
ment was chxft tpoS Tor his services.) admitted
teaAlA txAS skssS ~ = sSdssssanAins ss 10 what
ss.ssy , y sasulS 1ss soatn; 2; M.,e; also
Mr.. Ross, superintendent Of stables In -Saptain
Levy's charge testlat&W WA Fsfssenss to CONVEX.
:.',ss os ss e = .,.s.a ,nsims.ss xi,,,ss.
WORTH "a come INTO, his ONCE and settle about
rhohhs4 sSiAry; and that hs (Ross) femarks q that
Eiilingsworth's q kss ~ was too full for business
II wasa hssilsy,spd =. vasistoxisated.
Mr.. Thomas, witasss for the Government. was
also called for The defence. He admitted that Mr.
Killingsworth had sent message by him to NAL
0Hlueut uthtlHk tnht uu WOuiu OtsWt Ivy ue
would have hin sumnoaed.
TnAowINo 4 BOTTLE THRougH the WINDOW
Lase night, about nine o'clock, a. the audience
we're seated IL Odd FslloRs' Hsl enjoying wy
psn's psrfofuspce,s bottle oAns whining through
one Of the windows and struck a lady a severe
blow on the head, cutting II badly. or eoprse par.
ties were at once interested to know wno'M was
that had thrown the missile. II was found to be
to-z -. = al . a,,h0
GERS Crown and Busher attempted to arrest him
when he TUNED upon them and resisted their au-
thorify, Affer q severe struggle they succeeded
IN iInginS him 10 the Fourth Ward station, where
this marning he was aned $6.7i by Justice 0iber-
son, v no also sent him to jsil for court on the
charge Of resisting the oficers. Stevens stated
that he threw tie bottle at a party who lad spit
upon hi n from the window.
A wHoLR FA AnY sroLrN.-whils sitting In
the Guardhouse, this morning, we were much
smused at an old colored man who rushsd breath.
,essly into the ONCE and told Capt. Merritt that
while away from hit. his home, last night, "some
Of dose feilers las he expressed it had feion,ous
ty entered hiA domicil and taken from him the JOY
Of his hfet e., his wife and Ave children He also
stated that, from what he had heard, he believed
they had been taken back to Maryland, from
which state they "seceded" some weeks since
Capt. Merrtt after hearing his story, advised him
to see Major sherbourne and he would attend to
IL. The last we saw Of the colorsd individual. he
Sas making bee-lins for the corner OF Nineteenth
HEAVY RoBBBRY LAST NIonr.-- Recovery OF
Portion NJ NE Money-Between ~ and o'clock
last night Thomas Frazier sutlsr, residing corner
Of Seventh and M streets, was robbed Of about
$500 At the house OF ilifame on TwslRA street,
fnE al. Iz..A h.,sN ii. srA =
At once notified Of the iaet and this moFnAng Ser.
zeant skippon and PAtroluan Brewer went to the
Model House, corner Of and Ninth streets, and
arrested Iohn c. Thompson, clerk At Camp Davis
on the south side OF the Potonac. Thompson was
dsntiaed - the guilty party, sad stss Of the
money recovered. ....l s'' .' ~ 'a' ~ ur ,
oRrHAss' Cousf-Judge Purcell. .-Lettsrs
testansntary on the psfsonal estate Of Mary 4.
c. Edwards were taken out BY John l.. Edwards.
The will Of lane Butler was proved. 'aT
Letters Of sdministration on the personal estate
Of James Kelly were granted to Bridget Kelly. %
Mrs Bridget Kelly WAS appointed guardian to
Mary Hannah Kelly, born Jan. 20, 1855, Cathsrine
Bridget Kelly born April 10, 1868, aud Mary Eliza.
beth Kelly, horn Dee. ~, issO, orphans Of James
xeily. .-.u'utH u.. br,
IMPoUSDIsG Cows.-Yesterday afternoon, q
number Of parties living near Hardwood Hospital
went 10 Captain Johnson's Office and conpainsd
that the steward OF the hospital WAS In the habit
Of taking up their cows and tmpoundlng them.
The Captain referred the case TO Lieut. Smith, OF
ais patrol, who Inquired into the matter, and
found that It was done In accordance with orders
from the surgeon In charge. ~ the animals had be
come nuisance around the hospital. .f O..
GAME OF THE SUBSTITUTE AND EXEMPTION
AGENTS BLoCEED.-ln consequence OF the publ.
cation In yesterday's REPUBLICAN,, calling atten
ton to the extoriions Of Agents In procuring sub
atitutes and exemptions from the draft, Captain
scheetz has given strict orders that no faciitiei
.hal be given in his office to agents, brokers, law
,ers, Se, upon matters pertsinjng 10 drafted per
| s0ns. The drafted ones caa obtain all necessary
inform Nion in the hest manner by applyiaE to tn,
| office In person. .
CHARGE OF LARCENY NOT SUsTAIsEB.-Johr
Howard. oolofed hack -driver, was brought befort
Justi,e Clayton to-day, charged with the larceny
,fs nunber Of articles kept in his hSek by som,
parties. was proved that other parties had beer
In the hack afterwards, and John was di smisssd
He went of vi h big boo-hoo cry at the idea thai
his name would be in the papers Tor stealing.
TAKING THE PLEDGE.-Fanny Williams, au
inmate Of what 10 known by men Of the world Al
the Wolf Den," having gotten into pugiiisti,
| encounter last night, 10 consequence OF having
imbibed too freely, this morning appeared befor,
Justice Clayton and took q solema oath that sh,
would not drink again within six months.
RESISTING AN OPFICER,-Thls morning abou
10 O'Clock, ~ police otioer oil the Fifth precinc
vas conveying powerful negro man named Alex
Taylor to isil, a resistance was made by the pris
oner on the corner Of Eleventh and y streets, ant
go persistently too, that the officer was compelle,
to deal the fellow blow that laid him out II,
hled y ofusely and was cariied 10 jail In wagon
DIsoRDBRLY SOLDIERs.-James Kane ant
wsiter Clark Of the Second Distrct regiment
we're arrested to-day by u policeman who fount
them on the avenue full Of bad whisky and max
Ing great noise They were taken to the Guard
house to be held for Capt. Merritt.
SMUGGLING WHISKY INTO CAMP. jane
Darrell, private of the 22i Mass Vols, was At
| resttd this morning by order Of Capt Camps, o
the Soldiers Rest, who had caught him In the nc
OF smuggling whisky into the camp. He was sen
to the Guardhouse by Capt. Todd.
| Amusements.
| VARIETIES crowded more uud more ever,
night. All the city ssog toste the ghost In tn,
great sensation ronisnce, In dramatic form, en-