Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11

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,ish,fa' msasutfs designed 20 maintain y, hous IN
practically sccomplieee in the rebellton- What
ever differencea OF orioion men may enssstain In
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med ppo1 DE pain lNds. An sueh ssree that tss
re6@ Non nta suShy"cl At whatever cest Of
VI" ssreS HI Ths. "a R he Calvsiy Baptiss church and
conIfsgS SfIon viii ueanimously sustnap s1s Gov.
ernlksstISf the untsd States IN all lswfui -snd'
neea(ul measures to suppress the existing rebel
Rs.S'p.S, That We approve the carnes. prayers
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,of the United states and all In authprity TO pro
vet our soldiers and sailors In the day of bsttls
And grant success TO our arms TO incline the hsaiu
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desc crsteI BY the utternucc therein oi rsssona.
ble or dsloyal sentiment or cease 70 fesouna WIN
fefyent prayers for those In authority and ior tne
up Of he "Einsdom Shich Is bot ofihls worid-"'
PRoaRBes or RNIlsYnENTs.--Cspt.6 6choetz,
In chnrxe Of saistments under the last call Of the
Prssidsnt, in this Distriet, 10 meeting With very
nattering success. The handsome premium which
the Government offers 10 recrtiits 10 haviog the
effect Of securing the very best soldiers-men who
have been under fire, and who have been accii-
In ated TO the inciemency Of camp life. The order,
too, which credits to the Dstrictsuch colored per.
sons a. may enlist, will assurediy enable US TO
nearly complete the quota Of this District by vol
untary eniistments II our citizens will only unite
.sy II Dso 70 viii RfS%S,s at.
boast OF its escspe from second draft. ....,....
A PRIVATE DEssRrs-Proc,gss CWvnis-
sion In another RegimenE-h Arrssted bys Dscfire.-
Sometime since . private named J, sullivan de-
serted from the 9Th rennsylvania cavalry. No
clue could be found ss to what had become OF him,
until dsy or two sgo he was Recognized on the
street by one Of his late comrades. He had on q
second fieute ants uniform, and, II seems. had
pfocured q commiaaion a. such IN the 18th Fem
ylvania cavalry. He was arrested By one OF Capt
iodd's detectives and turned over to Capt scheetz
| A NOTORIOUS PArRIcK.-Patrick O'Brien wal
arrested on sunday afsernooA by Oficsr Maxwell
for beating his wife In very brutal manner, and
| was required to give security TO keep the peace
He was again arrested on yesterd y morning fol
| being cemmon drunkard, and gave go security
Tor good behavior. He was resrrested after hiI
release for dsorderly conduct In his household
having maltrsated his wifi, and was fined tlo.st
by Justice Boswell. He was on the wsy to TIL
workhouse when the nnc was paid. ..'.. , '.'.
CoLoRED CHAPLAs.-Rev. II. M. Turner
(colored,) pastor OF the Israel Bethel Church, o
this city, has been appointed Chaplain In the U.
Army, and assigned TO duty In the frat regimen
United States colored troops, now In South Caro-
lima. lie will proceed to his post Of duty on Mon
day next. This is the first coored minister VIII
has been commissioned as chaplain. The homo
has teen worthily bestowed, rs Mr.. Turner ha
labored Asstduously for the elevation Of his race
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SPECIALLY DETAILED. BY special orders iron
GeH. Martindalc, Military. Governor Of this Dit
trict the following otisers are detailed to perms
ncnt duty at his headquarters: Capt. d. A. Dolar
Invalid Corps; Lieut.. A. s. Baker, e6th N. Y. vols
Lieuts. Z. W. Thompson and W. G. Sheen, 3ot
Mass, and Lieut.J. W. sturtevant, Ilth N. H. vol
4 npr HrT az -->>- ..F.
TIE INVALID CoRPs BuREAU.-Col. Nose
N. wisewell, Of the sixth regiment Invalid Corp,
formerly OF the New Jersey volunteers, and wei
known as superintendent Of the military school a
Newark, has been placed in charge Of the Invali
Corps Bureau, In place of Col. Richard H. Rusf
relieved. ...- rr,
SUPPOSED DEsBRTERs.-Louis Kneas an
Joseph HISS " ere sent 70 the city from Harper
} Ferry, where they were arrested ~ supposed d,
serters from our army. Upon examination at IN
guard.house, Hess admitted that he was . deserts
from . New York regiment. kneas, howeve
would not confess
BoGUs DErEcTIvE.-Peter Waters was ye
terday arrested by Otfioer Taylor, OF the Fif,
ward, Who found him playing the detective, ha
Ing arrested an old man from Ohio, A. . rebel. A
Waters belongs to the Navy Yard, Justice Ferg,
son sent him down there, to be placed In irons f
his offence.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Matthew Connolly an
James o'Brien, OF the Invalid Corps, were yeste
/ day sent to the Central by Captain Camp (cor
manding the soldiers Retreat,) on the charge
, knocking down man and robbing him Of . watt
! and money. They ale held for . further examin
ton. ''...'
: KILLED BY THE FALLING OF BANK.-Tv
colored men were yesterday accidentally killed
. the falling OF q bank near 7th street wharf. tt
D coroner, Thos. Woodward, Esq, was summon
Z to hold an inquest over their bodies, but did n
deem 1t necessary.
: \ FFTY-CKsT LARcEsY.-A servant gl
4 named Catherine Gam was committed to jail {
court by Justice Drury, Of the First ward, yests
. day to answer the charge Of stealing ffty cen
from VIM. Barr.
l. A DBssRrING INvALID.--Albert Habin "
Srntptuhy hh ucscEtcI rum tuc luf al
Corps. This Ia the nrst desertiop from this cor
e yet reported. He was sent to the Central Guai
u house. h.' ia "-- Dr." 81" .".",.'l
|. SENT TO Chxp.--Lieut. o. II. Brown W
Il yesterday arrested By the Surgeon in charge Of
Seminary Hospital. Georgetown. He was tax
d before Provost Marshal Todd who sent him to t
Cohvalesecnt Camp.
MORE PRISONERS OF WAR. Fifty-eig
I. more prisoners of war arrived here this mornli
They were sent to Che Old Capitol by order
s. Capt. Todd. ..l r.
II SEE notice of Board and Room wanted in
- appropriate column. si'
., f's DIHD,
November 9th, at twenty minutes past 10 o'clo
d, p. M, THOMAS RIGoLEs, aged 70 years, a native
Holbeach Marsh, Lincolnshire, England, hut
the past forty-fve years resident Of this city.
quested TO attend his funeral, from his late re
2; dence, on Sixteenth street, between | and
oi streets, this "wednesday afternoon, at half-p
" O'Clock.
VI At Germantown, near Philadelphia, on the
De instant, JANE M. BRoccHys, wife of Judge Pei
Il. Brocchus, after painful and protracted illne
hi,h. nd