Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

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Or tIs public peace. We AZ not Say Lieut.. sra.rin
w.s such Capt Tod VII esS ssora as,sS s,.n: ~:
bsyosd the line Of his duty, then that protection
civil ' and military @ % sathoritiss, B.scmss your
10 n supprss:ies: We =. sstisned that the
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Justice Gibsnon then remarked,
bls ana nslsSsSoiy l oseSrs:sss, % SSisS sooS place
ths sth iIsta.s, nansiy' The shooting of Asut.
have iisssssai 70 The whole svldsass which has
beea addussd sstors net. twenty odd witassses
having beea sxaained-ail vitnsssss on the part
Sssa sxsnissd Of sunnossd % the part Of the q.
o. Is: Circuit sad S;,ninsi oolrs q Is: Di:!!is.
this il . clear and manifest case Of honicids in
eelf defence, but for reasons which, AZ masia.
ti.is :. 20. bound tG give sns which deem
tSis ssss 70 our next Criminal Court ioy the seton
ei that august body-ths GrandJ Jury ofths county
" when The accused vas broush. before me a few
give bond In the sun u esIOOator his appearance
before me on ths dsy .ss os The t,sl Of e. s.:s
ready stated thai this 10 case Of homicids 10 sef.
dsicnee), I deem It my duty 10 reduce the ball to
'' Mr. -; mona: s.rry came forward and became
bail, and the prisoner was RELEASED
BIaAxY.-On Saturday last, Eliza Hanf went
to the once OF Justics Rowland and stated that
she WAS married, and her husband had another
wife, with whom he was living. The lady cane
from PhilAdelphls and ts!egraphed thither to ssv-
erAl persons 10 come on - witnesses. The lady
had likeness which the Justiss reeossisdd - Mr..
HAnL warrant was issued BY the Justice and
ssrved by ofhcsr Parker. Hanf being Arrested,
was taken to the magistrats's once, and ssspsd to
be much abashsd WHEN eopfroatsd with his former
and very devoted wife. M p. Freeman became
his ball In The sun Of 10 to appear at tbs next
term OF the Criniaal Court. r.odt ~.
The parties waived . prsliaiaasy tsiai before the
Justice and wished the case 20 20 before court.
Mrs Hsnf, the arst wife, has been from her hus-
band for Ave years. She has never seen hin during
that long iatsrval. About . week ago she heard
that he WAS living In wsshington sad was married
to another woman, when she immediately started
for this city to make inquiries concerning his
whereabouts. When her husband was In the Gus
tody Of the police, Mrs.. Hanf Of Philadeiphia,
went 70 her husbands rssidsnos In this city, and
promptly ans 'esed the vsry ssasis
Of the BELL bell, bell, when she was salu'ed with
the following interrpsatory; .t. .s-..s..,
"Is Mrs.. Haaf withiai" "Yss man." "Is shs
busily engaged" "No manu- "Tell her wish
to see her," The lady was introduced into the
psrlor by the servant. Ass. Hspf presently enter.
ed and wss very cord ally greeted BY the stranger
lady, who wss % cordially received. "Ihis ID
Mrs. Hanf, Ipresumet" "Yss man, that Il my
address," was the prompt and polite reply. ~
have known Mr.. Hapf for some time, but have not
seen him for . long time" "How long have you
been marriedto himt" "About year" was Mrs
Hanrs answer. "whers were you married."
"In baltimore"
Thus was oonvsrsstion politely conducted, AZ
well ~ good feelings interehanged for about thirty
minutes, when II wa intei ruptcd BY the folio wing
startling dselaration Of the strange lady: ~ ~
also Mrs.. HAM, and had BY him ave children, am
IRON PhilAdelphia where he lived with me five
years ago, when he suddenly lsft; Mr.. Haaf IL ar
rested y feel sorry that yon are placed In such
p'aful PLIGHT" -.-.- .r.
RoBsERIss.-John Baitmap, . soldier Of thu
slxty.third Pennsylvania volunteers, was robbet
1t house known ~ Capitol Hall, kept by Mrs
Nos, Of ei70, In United States money. He hat
lstsly arrived. being substitute FROM the North
MIR. Edward Smith, a sailor, stopping at vii
lard's Hotcl complains that he WAS robbed OF siss
about 8 p. NJ, 18th Inst. He alleges that the sis,
was extracted from his pOekst-sook. which CON
tained es0e. ". H
Cornslius Lowe, company D, iith Massachusctti
regiment, stationed At Fort Craig, Va, complain
that Andrew Miiistt, . sergeant Of same company
was robbed on the night Of the 10th inst, Of eseo
sioO bill, ~ 2o's, AID sio bill, U. s notes.
POLICE APPoINrAEsrs.-Ats meeting Of tn,
Board Of Metropolitan Police Conmi missionsrs, yes
sterday, John W. Thompson rsappointed specia
policeman At Odd Fellows' Hall, Seventh street
Jas. c. Cullen was appointed regular police IL
placs Of Alexandria ". Eaton, dselinsd,
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