Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

GosHEN.-Dr. SdmpSoH'S Third Lecture
Last evening large and intelligent audience as
lembled In the Thirteenth street baptist church
to hear the third and, yet most interesting lee
ture Of George W. Sampson, d. D. After deserb-
ing the geology OF Egypt the lecturer spoke of the
geography. The productions OF Goshen are ex-
ceedingly rich. It Is the pasture ground Of Egypt
The grass grows so fast that II a laborer were to
NOW 1t for one or two miles In extent he could go
back and remow 1t. The speaker divided Egypt
into different ages. First was the pastoral age,
when the inhabitants lead nomadio life; next
was the building or architectural age, when the
people dwelt In houses as coverts from tempssts
and from beasts Of prey then the commercial age,
People indulged In commercial pursuits, and at.
tRined 50 much wealth and powers that the envy
of foreign nations was aroused. Hence came the
age of fortlications Egypt had to fortliy to pre-
vent Invasion. The lecturer was listened to with
the most intense interest The fourth lecture will
be delived tomorrow friday evening.
EXAMINING BoARD.-The board for exam
lining officers for oolored troops is composed as
follows; Mai. Gen. S. Casey, U. 4. VOlsj Col. j. II.
Holman, First U. S. cAvAlryj Lieut. Col. S. H. La
thrOp, Assistant Inspector General; Capt. J. b.
Campbell, additional Aide de Camp, and Capt. II.
T. AuchmuZ
METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Precirci
No. Alas. Campbell and Danl. Derop, aghting dis
missed. C. ChristmRn, stealing lumberj held for a
further hearing. Pat Reagan, keeping n dog with
out licences fined So Jas. W. Redwlek same
oftenoei dismissed.
Precinct No. 3.-Wm. LomRTe, petit larceny jail
Joseph Belt, dlsorderly conductj dismissed. James
BAteman, selling liquor withou llcence; dismissed
Peter Anderson, disordery conduct; fined s262
Lieut.. Sherwood, drunkenness and diSorderly con
ductj fined S5,6s.
Precinct No. 4.-LydlA Meredith, petit larceny
dismissed. VIM. Bell and Thos. GArrlty, soldiers
drunk and disoFderlyj turned over to the military
Robt. D, Hoyt, assault and battery dismissed.
Precinci No 81. II. Beckett W. H. Beckett, VIM
Beckett, and Henry Mack, hghtingj hned IS each
by Justice Clayton. Lemuel Beckett, same offence
dismissed. Henry Jenkins, violating city Ordi
nance; fined S2O.6s. Chas. .Schwinghammer, grant
Iarcenyi dismissed. Samuel Carrolton, drunk ant
dlsorderlyj dismissed. Joseph Lewis, diSorderly
fined sI.68. Bryan Shehe, disorderlyi fined SlsI
Precinct No. 6-FOF creating nuisance, Char
lotte Nugent was fined 81. Vincent kirk, for as
sault, was dismissed.
Precinct No. 7.-George Ward and Geo -ge Carol
for the larceny OF 800 were sent to jail for court
Mary J. Hall and Mary J. Holly for the larceny o
A Abonnet were sent TO jail for court. Henry Hi
Law and Alex. Taylor for fighting, were ined S2.6s
Fined the came for creating nuisance, CHARLIE
Williams, and John MAhar. Patrick Rodgers ant
BeFnard Sperer for drunkenness, were dismissed
David Long and James Hurley for sleeping In tn,
street, were dismissed John Kelly forlying in tn,
street, WAS fined S26s John Davis, a soldier, fo
intoxieAtion, was delivered to the military.
PTecinef No. S.-ThomRB shea, selling liquor with
out licensei discharged, IgnAtius AllagFetti, 70
having no license, was fined SlO6s Sophia Peter
son, for the same offence, was dismissed. JOhI
Kaine, for petty larceny was locked up 4 hours
Jno. DolRnd, for grand larceny, was sent to Jail 70
: court.
PreciR6i No. lO.-JOhn CAulbeFt, grand larceny
dismissed, Michael RegGn, selling liquor withou