Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12

=surRME CouRr-Chiy Jssses Csrttsr Pre-
siding Court, sitting for tsiai Of civil cases.
still occupied with the trial of the siekles cut
|oR.p AZ q b a.
nsssrs. GodSa and GiaSpi, of New York. were,
on potioa Of M fdleyi sdaiited to prAstise be-
for this eours
ARRESTS IN THE SECOND WARp.-From the
quasserly report of Sergeant d. NJ. Reed, OF the
Second ward, Ii Appears that there were ,o,e ar
fesss made BY the police Of that ward dutins the
quarter. The principal charges upon which the
arrests were made were as followss Assault and
battery, 6 disorderly conduct, +oj fighting in the
stsess es EfSnd fsrceny, 20, intoxiessf0n -; m
toxicstion and disorderly, 1911 suspieie 6o viols-
ting corporation rinaucss, lis; the other arrests
were for minor offences. Ofthst number $50 were
males and 1863 females. The nationalities were q
follows. Americans, white and colored, 72l; Ena-
lish, 10; French, g; Germans, sij Hunsarisns, y
Itaians, Q; irish, 1885, Poanders, IL Prussians, I;
scstch, hand swiss, L.. e.aE q 49,.
OF this number $50 are married, and 141 single;
1s1 oould read and write, aud 2ss could not. .Yiu
The were disposed of as follows: Dismissed,
isj ased; lsr sent to the workhouse, "a; security
to keep the peace 2s security for court, II; jail
for court 10; turned over to military, y; sent to
office, In default Of security
10 heep che peace, 2, escaped from station
Amount Of fines paid, $500 so; amount Of fines
superseded, ais. Twenty-six lodgers were accom-.
modated, eight fires were reported, Eve inquests
held and three lost children recovered and restored
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"AsinoR BArosETsD.-This morning, about
o'clock, aailor named Patrick Hsfen, belonging
to the Monitor sangamon, stationed at the Navy
Yard attempted to run the guard at the Navy. Yard
gate. The sailor WAS ordered to halt, which he
| AZ. a Il .-.aAn
bayonet two or three times by the corporal OF the
suGrd.i he wSs then taken TO the dispensAtory by
officer Howard Of the yard and his,wounds were
dressed by the surgeon. There were two deep
gsshcs on Ms arm ~ scems that he was intoxi-
Gated at the time. He was TAKEN after his wounds
we're dressed, to the mouid-ioft In the yard. i..i
..t4.. t....I ..5- .~..i T. o.. 90 10 -,.
OYsTBR.LovNo TRANsrBRs.--This afternoon
about O'Clock, Thomas jefferson and CT a. Bow.
non, off the Tenth precinct, and George MoGes And
IA. Thompson, tesmsters. were also arrested by
Sergeant Hepburn, upon the charge OF stealing
oysters from colored boy named Barney Clinkst
The boy went 10 the teamsters' camp, near the
Arsenal, for the purpose Of selling the oysters
when they were all stolen nom him By one OF the
teamsters. He had In his can over two gallons
Thomas Jefferson was the one specially charged
| The others were suspicIoned Of being connected
with the theft, but were used as witnesses. They
said that Jefferson did not do It and 1t leaked out
that Jack Rags alias Kaggy Rags stole the oysters
The Roundsmap therefore arrested Jack Rags.
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ARREST OF "ISDIAN ELLICK."--Detective
MeDevitt this morning arrested Mexican Indian
lad, aged IS years, famillarly known as "Indian
| Erick" He Is suspieionei OF having stolen pis-
tol and about si76 In money from gentleman at
Giesboro Point. The pistol, valued At go, was
| recovered nom the person to whom the boy had
| sold II for -. Indian Eilick has but recently been
Released from the Old Capitol prison, he being one
| Of the newsboys sent up from the army by Gen.
Meade for not being in possession Of the requisite
| military pass. He was locked up in the Second
ward station until the facts can be sifted.
HIDIHe HER HUSBANDS CLoTHINo.-This
morning about o'clock, Ellen Murphy was ar
| rested by officer Walngsford, of the Eighth pre-
cinct, for hiding her husbands clothing He lodged
| complaint against her. II seems that she is much
| younger than he AMI could not well agree. He
sold several cows belonging to her and kept the
money. She, to retaiinte, kept his clothes with
the Intention Of selling them and keeping the
| money until he returned the cows.
| ASSAULT BY MEXICAN WoMAR.-Catharine
p Feneker, who was sent to the Douglas Hospital
about three months ago, returned to her home, on
| East Capitol street, between Sixth aud Seventh
streets, and WAS assaulted by . Mexican woman
named Romano Clary, who lives In portion Of
| the honse. The Mexican womsn was arrested
| yesterday afternoon by Roundsman Meredith and
taken to the Eighth precinct stationhousc.
| FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday afternoon
| about three o'clock In Mr. VanhorRs stable, on
street south, between Fourth and Fifth streets
| east, Navy Yard. The alarm was quickly given
| by officer Duvall and Roundsman Harrison. The
| Anacostia and the Hook and Ladder company soon
arrived and saved the property adjoining.
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A RATHER SERIOUS "JoAK."-Night before
Last a number Of the b'hoys Of the First ward
"gobbied" hack at a ball near Thirteenth street
and took ride to various places In the First ward
They were arrested and held to bail for court.
SENT TO CAMP.-Lieut. o. II. Brown was
yesterday arrested by the Surgeon in charge of the
Seminary Hospital. Georgetown. He was taken
be.ore Provost Marshal Todd, who sent him to the
Convaleseent Camp.
Our OF JAIL.-"Miss Maude Roberts," as a
morning cotempersry politely styles her, has paid
the fine Of $50 Imposed upon her by Judge Olin for
keeping a disreputable house with Maj Burdnette
MORE PRISONERS OF WAR. Fifty-eight
more prisoners OF war arrived here this morning.
They were sent to the Old Capitol by order OF
Capt. Todd. Ia ..
.sr MARRIED.,
| On Tuesday, the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Lynch, Captain GEORGE GIBSON, U. s. Army, to