Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28

the true and ssautiful, nothing could have besn
better. The play was produced undsP the sspssial
suSsrvision Of Mr.. Tord, aud willlAns, Assistant
STAG Manager, 70 whose saorts not nttis q The
exssllenos of the entsrsainneA< b owing. y,
The BOARD OF ENRolnH<r.- THE following
exsmpsions were msAs sfter our 'seeoad Edition
wentto press yesterdays 4. r'u.i! n .f.a
Sasriss Butler. M teolosss,l ssssytss.
ss'S 'iSs 's s isSa H.
~ ~. W se,by tntnlshe I'd substitute, iso. conbss.
lsnjsnin James, lcoIofsd y acssptsd.
Shsiiss Ripley, srroaeously enrolled.
chss, 3 issrson, hinish.d substitute, Antoin.
ESiiy R.isr,.sip, in service I'd Of March.
Theodore Hsseman, over age.
James cArrAl, under age.
Hugh BrannAn, over age. s.
Charles Langley. furnished substituts--John
yAnes smi,h, furni.hed .ubstItuts- John Grinsn.
iS::Ps iiS::ps aeS.i 4. {. H5iiin. dsei ai.sSi,.y.
John w. Wagner, only son Of aged parents.
Johh MeGulfe, under age. .''
10hn undsrwo0a errossously enrolled.
Joseph Henson, over age. ..y.'.
samuel Johason under Age ( ,.,.-...s ...r
Frederick, ,Ha.s, disability. go.
w.S wS Ssss a .srsss sssS
n M. Smith efroneously enrolled. ....
sssn NisnoIs. " MY, MMsy, alien a,s.sc,v ,.r.s'
Jane: slask, teolorsd) furnished substituts-
ssS only S.E:s. s ys.s
Paddy Burke, ever age.
A. +. Merritt, father Of young child.
JAmea MoCallan. iaAblfitv. ...s. "..
William Il Psulton, disability. ..| &. =.
JAmes Morrison, furnished substituts-A OPP
william Duaford, alien. 2 .pa
George W; Myiss, only .on Of aged psrents
William Carroll, disability. .
DIsrREssINa OccuRRKNcI.-About O'Clock
this morning, two gentlemen passing the corner Of
Ninth street and Pennsylvanla avenue were star.
tied BY the most distressing screams and cries,
whish appsarfd 10 come rom the direction OF Z
xtrset. They went up Ninth TO 3 street, when
thoy found thst the cries proceeded from the uppsf
story Of the house occupied BY Mr. Wilson, Of the
firm Of Botelsr : Wilson. When these gentle.
men arrived ct the house, II appeared - n TIE
upper part was In fame. Policemen @. W. Fra
yisr and c. L. Greer, howsvsr, were sson on ths
spot aad dbfoks open the door, whsa tAsy ssw col
ored woman (Sho was employed ~ . nurvs and
occupied room In ths upper part Of the houss)
running down the stairs In . sheet OF hams.
II appears thst on retiring to her roon che sat
up sometime saving. plAssd the candle on the bed,
and soon Afterwards fsl asleep foon aftsr the
horrible screams roussA tbs psishborAood, end
brought iu the poiisensa. The Gre vss iams-
diately put out and the woman relieved, 80 far a.
could be done II was found that she was sntirsly
crisped IN one side OF her body from head to foot
II 10 also believed that she 10 hurt inwArdly from
inhaling the flame. DR.. Toner Vas immsdiatsly
called In, but this morning she was considered In
adying condition. -.
In view of these distressing Occurrences, which
we are frequently called upon to record, We cannot
forbeAr to urge upon housekeepefs tbs nsssssity
for cauttonins their servants about lights In their
rooms.
Much praise is due to Policemen Frazier and
Greer for their prompt assistance on this occasion.
TUE CERTRAI. GUARDHoUss.-Thls iustitu-
tion has recently been greatly ENLARGED by the ad-
dition OF large back building, which contains
twslve additional airy cells, large kitchen, and
q large and commodious bunk room, for the guard
on duty. Lieut.. Ira Berry, Of the 18th New Hamp.
shire volunteers, who 10 the officer In command,
seems determined to make those no are uniortu-
mite enough to get into the Guardhouse a. com.
Portable aspossibie. He hiss the prison thoroughly
cleaned every day, and the whole place by O'Clock
every morning 10 a. sweet and clean a. . "New
England Housewives Kitchen"
!
General Martindsie, Military Governor Of the Dis
triet. The Judge Advocate for the trial Of the
cases every morning is Captain Merritt, Assistant
Quartermaster on General Martlndale's stan. The
officers on duty are Lieut.. Commanding Ira berry,
llth N. H.; second In command, Lieut.. p. solomon,
I7Sth N. Y. volunteers, Clerks, r. N. Washburns,
ssth Mass. volunteers, and J. b. Davenport, aoth
Mass. volunteers; Property Clerk, Frank. G. Hs.
vens, seth N. y. volunteers.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Jsmes Cavanaugh was
yesterday sent to the Guardhouse by Justice Fer.
Euson on the afiidavits sW orn to and subscribed
before that justice. by Tissa Rose and Henry MIL
Ter, who made oath that the accused had sold cti-
zens' clothes to soldiers, and induced them to de-
sert for the purpose Of Offering them substitutes.
They also swore that he had gone to some mem
bers Of the I4th NJ Y. artillery, and told them that
fthey would desert he would get citilens clothes
for them SO that they could 90 As substitutes,
which offer the I4ih men refused. Cavanaugh, II
aeenis, had taken this for adodge to make money
by, as he was TO receive the substitute money and
give the men but portion; fortunately his fun 10
all spoilt. As his comes under military juris-
dietion he was held for trial before Capt Merritt
Judge Advocate, at the Guardhouse. This morn
Ing he was remanded for further examination.
UNLooKED.roR VIsIToRs.-Last night, while
some of the " fast girls Of the town" were enjoying
themselves Ia their own peculiar way, In the COM
pany Of OF their male friends, at the house oi
Miss Josephine, on Fourteenth street, some Of
Captain Johnson's detectives lwho were dodgiug
around came in, and requested the pleasure Of the
parties' company to take stroll to that pleasant
institution the Central GuArdhousc They do.
INJURED, Of cosrse but were finally prevailed upon,
and were furnished with lodgings foy the night
This morning Justice Ferguson required each oi
the parties to leave five dollars with him, in pay.
ment for the exquisite accommodations given
them. The fair ones settled and went on theii
way, saying that hereafter they would try and
keep out OF a place where they :" charged 80 high
for lodging" and 60 where they could md softer
couch than soft plank.
Nor QUITE SHARP PEsoUGH.-Ycsterday Capt
Johnson sommitted two men to the Guardhouse on
suspicion OF fbeing deserters, who had gone ~ sub
stitutes. On searching them but a small amoun,
of"cas "was found in their pockets suspsetins
something wrong, Lieut.. solomon ordered them tc
be showersd. While undergoing the "hydIopathi,
treatment" the officer took the liberty Of exAmin
ing the clothes which they wore, and, after care
full search, succeeded In finding large amount o.