Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

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btivity and duickness of psfssrtion e6m.
ish a.ons ohildfsa. W. fspfssssd 6y t86
aebers Of prosaic quietuds asd disnined
The teacher evtdently believes in the
style Of tsAehing, and practices 1t natu-
Id with sucsess. The operations In mental
etic were Of especial interest, performed
lly and appreciatively, rather than by me- |
eal formula. The entire exercises, while |
testing an opportunity for Improvement In
particulars, were eminentiy satisfactory as
Hole. N tenshers and children can do % well |
building which pay b styled 4 reformed mar.
ct house In the vefy centre Of the meairopolis Of
he country) what could reasonably be expected
. new and decent school-housei
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ONE MON CHAS6R.-At the celebration Of
he Junior Foreign Mission Society, connected with
he Fourth Presbyterian Church, which WAS held
u Tuesday evening, the crowd was so great that
|undreds could not lind seats, and were forced to
yfeturn to their homes, seek evenings enjoy
ment elsewhere They will doubtless be glad to
learn tha. II 10 to be repeated tomorrow evening
The piece entitled The Union " 10 rich treat In
itself and all who have seen II speak Of 1t In the
highest terms The singing was excellent, and. in
y the whole Affair was . complete triumph
advise all our readers to attend. Go early II
would secure good seats. Cards Of admission
had at the Music stores and Of the Commit
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DARfNe eAssAULT.-tastn night, between Q and
s'slook, cry Of murder was heard near Beck
h's lager beer saloon, on street, between Four
pth and F1iteeuth streets. II seems, from the
ement Of 0mces Walling, who was near at
Id, that 4 gentleman and two ladies were at
kcked by three soldiers belonging to the Emory
>ospi'M. The ofncer chased the men A. far ~ the
hospital door, where the sentry stopped him and
let the soldiers In. We understand that Dr. Geo.
Mccay was the ofieer Of the day at the hospital.
SLEEPING ON HIS Posr.-H. 8. Hooper, pri-
vate Of company b, lAth New Hampshire vOlun-
hers, was arrested by Lieut.. Barry, on the charge
pr sleeping his post. He was placed in irons in
cell Of the Central Guardhouse. The prisoners,
wbiie he was asleep, succeeded in removing one Of
The iron bars OF the window, when the corporal OF
the guard, In his rounds, caught them In the act
Hooper will be court.martialcd. He was perform-
Ing duty at the Central Guardhouse.
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fRIsoNERs or wAR.-Andrew Sprout and
John smidth were arrested yesterday at Annapolis,
as prisoners Of war. They arrived here this morn
ing, and were handed over to the proper military
HptboSities.
OF soLDIERs.-The following deaths
ted yesterday and this morning at the
lpt. HsrtI;
Herring, 7th Mich cav; c. Harnor, 1891
Ilie B. Gardner. ist Me. cav; Thos. LAM
Sth Ohio cav; Elisha Lppencott, ssd N. j.;
l. Longstreet, eth Pa. cav.j Henry Roger, i4sth
Pa W. Babb, sist Ohio; NJ. Williams, teamster
swopes' Brigade, o. L. Wells, 10th art; Lemuei
pullman, isth U. g.; Chas. Bydenbursh, list Excel
sior Brigade.
PRoMoTioA.-sergeant James Cherry, COM
pany !, Eikhty-sixth New York volunteers, has
49, ns.ds a. Ai.,t. ~ tkaa
Sergeant Cherry has been on duty at the Central
ouardhouse, In this city, for the past fourteen
. months, and has always conducted himself In
sober and solderiike manner. He carries with
him the best wishes Of his late comrades.
AhRBsT OF DRUNKEN SoLDIER.-Quite a
commotion was created on the Avenue this morn
Ing, caused by the freaks Of drunken soldier by
name Of kObt. Ridden, who upon his own respon-
sibtlity undertook to stop every carriage passing
by. He vs. arrested and by order Of Capt. iodd
aksa 10 the csntral Guardhouse, there to be con-
Ansd fsr tea days, and from the susi dhouse to be
ukA@ Carver hospital under guard.
AxoruzR Dzsc.rr.-Mrs. Jane Wolf, whose
house 10 st the corner Of Thireenth and Streets
WAS closed some few days ago BY Capt. johnson,
with the order to keep 1t closed, opened 1t again
last night, In defiance Of the order, was arrested
this morning together with the inmates. She IL
now detained in continent by order OF Captain
johnson, while the other ladies were dismissed
upon promising to leave the house instantly, after
procuring their trunks and things.
SMUGGLING LIQUoR.-Wm. A. Baker was
arrested this mornins, by Capt. Todd, upon the
charge OF smuggling liquor. Margaret Angel was
also arrested on the same charge. They are both
held TO answer.
EI..t,t. al and tlraa
females, named Kate, Martha, and Anna Light,
were arrested and brought into the Central Guard
house last night, charged with being participants
In free fight, W hitch took place near Meridian Hill
on the suburbs OF the city about u p. IN. Col
Alexander, with squad OF men, made the arrest
RUNNING FALSE PATRoL.-Jno. Wilson, Il
7 Tsxsart, Jno. Turner, Dennis Daley, Geo Carey
. Nno. wiids, L'i,f the slxts>fnth N. Y. cavalry
atzaatei attiIsht on the chsrs-s Of ronsin'
sise p'roL L--
RAr-Timolhy Callahan, ambulance driver
of the ,srtermaster's Department. WAS arrested
this m,ing on the charge Of committing q rape
. on .eerson Of Mrs. Lucy Feige, and held for
| jtnrths caring. Jacob Feige was the witness for
the pr'cusion'
IsrPERIsG WITH DETECTIvE.-William
- was arrested last night, by Capt John
bH, flnterfering with a detective officer in the
dischse OF his duty.
sUDsEp REBEL SPIEs.-Charles Doughins
and Jss Parsons were arrested upon the charge
Of bet rebel spies by the Potomac FlotillA and
sent this city They were put In the Old Capitol
prisoi
MEoPoLITAN Police REPoRTs.-frecinct
0eo. 2.-,seph Whitney, nuisance, fined $ioj G. W.
Sfs,-gl burglary and thief, Jail for further hear
ing; Jno sullivan, shooting pistol through house,
and J. s. Bransenberg, stealing horse, both being
soldiers, were turned over TO the military.
PreeiAci No. s-The following were fined for dis
orderly conduct: J. Lowe, fined si.tS; c. Butler,
hned o. +5; Henry Jones, fined S2+Ai r. Lucket,
lined sI44; J. Bateman, dismissedj Eliza Cole,
korkhouse; Mary Hawkins, workhousej A. Webb,
lined sl.bo.
Precinei No. IN Kane, VIM. Dism0re, and Pab
Hammond, drunk; sent to the work-house.
P,eeina No. 6.-Mrs. Fitz Norris, drunk; tined
=, sl.5s John Moher, drunk; dismissed. r. Jarvis,
suspicioni sent to Superintendent. II. Dehrins,
drunk sent to work-house. J. Mulgribbon, Pat