Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15
LOCAL, 8 AFFAIRS.

TmIArxrrNo n, caooF a WosfAN.-Morris
supivsaa t&Adspe % TlAsi Strsssj ASAe the Doug
lAs Hospital, ,wsi atieStd ftefdAy by the Fourth
ward ,ro,,sa., sAssgsd with tArestsning 10 shoot
Mrs. Donaldson, a,iaAy Occupying . portion Of
sullivaA'sAS n appesrs that for some reaior
fancis isjnfiss suIlivan took his gun and waiksd
n front o. TIE house, swearing he would shoo'
Mn. Doassdsoru she ssas out. Fer this he was
bousd over 10 keep the psacs, and for carrying On
unlicensed dog to the sta ion.house he was hned
Ave dollars. nr.. .. Haar.H
DssERrxRs ARKEsrsD.-Captain Schects's
dstectives arrested the following named dsssrters
yesterday and this morning: Lsvi Marshall, 'S7th
Penn; George Curtis, scotts so; John =. willst.
son. 18th Illinois cav, Daniel sullivan, 2d District
vols, yohn mil, is1th Fem, Joseph ,. Dinnich,
nj District; George smith, alias Mcguire, q.
n; Frank Appiey, 18Th Nsv York-thls man was
ARRESTED on The 2ist September, escaped fron For
rest Hall, and was re-arrested yesterday; Peter
Carey i45th New York; George hoffman, ist Nd
cav, late Putnam Rangers, Patrick Hickey, iGth
New York cav. l-L
sxUeoLIHe LIoUoR INTO CAnP.-Jas. Burns,
Abram Bricstly, and Robert Gordon ver today
arrested at Camp Duiord, near Gissboro, on the
charge Of smuggling liquor Into camp and selling
Il 10 the soldiers. These men are employed 40
mechanics on the improve vements being made At the
above named camp, and took the opportunity to
snugsls In whiskey. The commanding ofhcer Of
the camp sent them 70 Captain Todd, who CON.
mitted them to the Guardhouse for examination
and punishmest. Something should be done to
stop this too common practice.
HOUSES CIosED.-A number ofliquor saloons
In the vicinity Of Capt. Tompkins, Q, NJ. Depart
ment ON Twenty y-fourth street, were yesterday per
manentiy closed by order OF Capt. Todd. The
places had been complained Of by Capt. Tompkini
a. nuisance to the nsishborhood. The following
are the names Of the proprietors: Adophus Custo
Pat. Mclaughlin, las. Mclaughlin, NJ. Morgan
John Noonan, and VIM. Carr. They were giver
twenty four hours TO move their liquors.
DEssRrsRs ARpxsrEe.-Jno. Phelps, Of th'
,S1th New York volunteers, and David M. Clark
Of the isad New York, were yesterday arrested b,
one OF Capt. Doian's detectives ~ dess'te
They were found at the Depot attempting to leave
the city. Upon questioning them closely, they 40
knowledged that they were deserters from TIN
above named regiments, and were sent to Forres
Hall. ..... ....r.Is..
UsABLn TO Comfy WITH THE CONDITION.
o. THE CoNraAcr.-Mr. Diau, the gentleman VIII
made the lowest bid for the contract for the eree
tion Of . new station-house In the Fourth precinct
Fist ward, has not complied with the cosdltion
Of the contract, and has consequently giveo II up
The authorities will probably receive new propo
sails for this ststion.house, a. II 10 very mue
needed In thst ward.
CRIMINAL CoURr-J,Aise FiNssr-John Mans
neld and George Clark, indicted on a charge q
grand larceny, were found not guilty.
The case o. Charity Jackson, eolored, who wa
arrestsS sometime siscs ON the charge OF settin
nrs to house occupied BY esiored people is o
trial this morning IT,.
DEATHS OF soLpIERs.-The following death
Of soldiers have been rspo. ted to-day:
Wesley Malone, <sth Pa; D. v. NJ. Smith, ia'
John Stafford, Chas. A. Connoly, ID Va. cav
John NARROW, 10th N. Y cav; Cyrus InGerson, Tot
N. Y. art Henry W. Williams, ioeth N. Y, HeI
ry Kirkner, quartermastsr's service; Chss Bobe,
iath III. cav, Alfred stripp, ad Pa. cav.
DEATH OF A CoNFEDERArE DEsRRTER.-A
D fred Strip. soldier who belonged to the seeou
= Penusy lvania cavalry, died yesterday at Finle
4 hospital Of typhoid fever. His friends and rel,
tives live In North Carolina, his native State.
. was impressed into the Confederate service an
deserted thereirom At Hrst opportunity.
3 SOLDIERS CENErRRY.-The soldiers buria
ground, near the Old Soldiers Home, 10 being eu
. belllshed with artistic beauties, so that by ne,
u summer II will be one Of the most beautiful repo
itoIies Of the dead In the District Of Columbia, an
= cemetery worthy Of the gallant defenders Of II
:, natiou's capital.
r GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FoUND.-Some mu
=, yesterday, at the house OF Mrs. Graham, on
sr.et, IN the First ward. They are said 70 bslo,
:, men have not vet been taken.