Daily national Republican., 1863-07-11

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tsksnnnHh@ guard-houss. II sesns that he was
suslrisS &ith ~sstA pots.
eT.oesaAlssasA AsAsniles Ia n Asye Periorated
with hoiss and, with hinssH IN " W hHss
vardsd By Adams Express % an emhalnfd boy
to his home In the North. History. DIS ". nes
SD,en 0rntaus. N Founder Of InternationA Laws,
esospe2 IN ztiM{ily 411NR HUn'saYsasnns.es
but tAis is the nrsttAps thatwA haye hesrd 81
solder using this ssAAs Tor tAs IurtcbsSf dsser-
ton, we would not predict much success, nor
pleasure 10 soldiers svailing themselvss OF thisr
novel method.
GLANDS on. ."--A gsntlsuan from Connec-
tieut, with his little daughter beautiful and In
tellIgsnt chfid, this moriinW visitsa the Capitol,
She admired ths uarssls ofiart displaysd In every
part Of the vast sAlaes While pacing the southern
lobby Of the ssnsts chamber, her eyes cauSht
glimpse of the bust Of Thomas H. Benton, sxseuted
bv Horst,o stone. This Inscription was written
bs.esth II: "Hands ofIn Upon seeing this, she
exelainsd "Fashsr, Why Do they Put hands on
ON sign thersi Cannot psssoa see that his
hands are Of, without them sayins THAT" Every
psr,ou around seemed pleased with the originality
displayed by the child. wv
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ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER. - Police Ohicer
Frazier this morning arrested person Of the name
OF Brown charged with grand larceny In the sseea.
ing Of Siis In Treasury notes.. Part OF the MONEY
was ON bis person. and the ofioer, while crossing
foet bridge over the canal, detected him In the
act Of throwing the money away. He stopped
him, when the man turnedon him and tried 10
pitch Frnzier In, but die not succeed BY the time
IL help Of q gentleman passing BY, tho prisoner
M subducd, and made to proceed along quietly.
He was sent to jail for court. -
CARROLL PRisoE.-Last evening, about
O'clock, while = sentry was doing guard duty ~
the Carroll prison, which adioins the Old CapitoL
one OF the prisonsrs captain OF the Federal army,
put his head out Of the window, and was ofderco
three times 70 take u In. The captain refused 70
do 90, and the guard fred at him. Thebsn entered
the shutter and penetrated the interior wall oi the
room, but, most luckily for The eap'ain' m''e' me-
head.
4 MISUNDERSTANDING HIMsELF.-Word was re-
csiyed yesterday afternoon by some Of Col. Bakers
oficers that man named J. Deverge had been rep
re,entng himself to certain parties as one OF Ba'
| ueteotlvee.
succeeded in arrestins the would-be ofneial, and
escorted him to the guard-house, where he II held
for .rden. 40 ....
CRIMINAL CouRr.-Judge Fisher on h'
lBeneA.-Msria shannon, for asssultins Mary Ken
ney, was sentenosd to four hours imprisonment
In jail. ~ Ear ~. ..F..... - ..y1.la.. --
The jury rendered verdict Of guilty In the case
of John r. shinn and VIM. p. Hadley, indicted on
~fa nd bak nm ",
fined them 80 and costs. ..I- .,....-t-
Thomas Downs, charged with the larceny Of $2l
and pocket-book, belonging to Francis mckenua
was found not guilty.
Anolk prussq,a was entered Ia the case OF Charei
Davis, arraissed for malicious mischief.
James rinnigsn wai convicted Of assault and
battery, and sentenced to one days imprisonmen'
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ORpHAss' CouRf.-Elixabeth Devsughn was
sppointed guardian 10 Thomas H. DeVaushn and
Eiizsbeth O. Dsvsushn, minor children Of Thomai
$. DevAughn, deceased. Ir'
Letters Of abstraction were granted to Ann
Moran, on the estate Of David Moran. H.
Eva Kingsbury was appointed guardian to Henry
W. Kingsbury, born Dec. 10. lssa. e
HACKMRS ARREsrED.-Geo. Owens and II
Clayger, two white, and w. Thompson, J: Wilson
y. Bell ana s. hllen, iOur coloreu hhckmons Wefs
arrested this afternoon by the videttes stationed
on PennsyivaniA avenue, charged by Lieutenant
Goodali (,yho IL In command) with vio,stioa o.
orders. They were required to leave security FOL
their appearance tomorrow to answer the charge
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SKLLINa LIQUOR TO SoLpIsRs.-J. Norfoll
was Arrestsd by the guard to-day and sent to th'
gusrd-house by Major Cilley for selling liquo
to soldiers. We do not know why It Is men cal
be found doing this after 90 many examples hav'
been made Of parties found guilty of this offence
II 10 sure hne, besides incarceration In the guard
house. -
/ CIRCUIT CcURr.-Chef Justice Cartier pre-
adisg.-This court 10 still occupied with the cas-
i Of Wiley rs. Brown. Able and ingenious argument
have bsfn produced by the counsel On both sides
The instructions were given to the jury this morn
ing, and are published In another column Of thi
evenings paper.
SOLDIER ARREsrEp.-Chas. Bowman, Q sol
dier, belonging to New York regiment, WAS Al
rested last night by the guard for entering hous
OF ill-fame, where he was found. He is now In III
guardhouse awaiting trial. o.. .
RIorISa.-John Wood, o citizen was commit
: ted to the gusrd-house by Capt. Todd upon III
charge OF riotous and disorderly conduct He
' held for orders.
VAGRANr.-J. Wood was committed to tn
guardhouse to-iay by Capt. Todd, as Avagrant an
thief. He 10 held for orders.
SMUGGLING LrQUoR Across THE RIvR.-
!. James Bowman WAS brought up from Alexandra
last night charged with smuggling liquor acros
the Jerry at that place. There was no liquo
found with him nor positive proof against hiu
he Ii, however, to be held for three dnYa In th