Daily national Republican., 1863-03-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CLOSING or HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.-on
saturday evening, the following hotels and restau-
rants were closed by Lieutenants French and Ben
nett, of the mounted patrol, and the proprietors
ordered to report at the Provost MNrshal's office,
for having open bars and selling liquor after $40
p. M. II. McMann, 5s6 Pennsylvania avenuei Jo-
seph platz, 6l2 Pennsyvania avenues G. A. SPRING
man, 4SA Pcnnsylv ania ayenuej L. X. Boulteh, Is3
Pcnnsylvania avenuei p Calls, I66 Pennsylvania
avenue; RullmAnn's Hotel; John II. Moore, Four
and-A-half street and PennsylvaniN avenues II. D.
Gelston, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenues
Dubants National Eating House; J. Deremer, 20
Pennsylvania avenues r. RAthney, Isi Twenty
fourth streeti Pennsylvania Hotel; A. saurie, o.
Pennsylvania avenues F. Nuyer, rs Pennsylvania
ayenuei 2. Myers, I95 Pennsylyania avenue, j.
Ruple, 3i0 Nineteenth street; John II. Clark, bs5
Seventeenth streetj George Diley, seventh street,
between + and F. John Richleau, Seventh street,
between Z and Fl Washington Dougherty, Seventh
street, near market. An examination of the par
tics was had before Captain Todd, yesterday morn
ing, and the following having been proved grave
Offenders, their houses ordered closed for one
week; John Rchleau, Washington Dougherty, II.
McMann j. Deremer, D. Rothney, Fredik Myers,
Patrick Myers, Jacob Ripple and George Dilley.
The following parties failed to report directed
and their houses ordered TO be closed for one
week: l.. X. Boulten, William Rullmann and II.
D. Gelston. The infantry patrol, under Lieut..
Franklin, also closed the European Hotel, on Sat-
urdNy evening, for selling liquor after hours and
directed 1t to be kept closed for one week.
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REFUGEES AND DEsERTERs FROM REBELLION.
Yesterday afternoon, the following refugees from
the South were sent to the Provost Marshal from
Alexandria. The women, with their husbands,
were paroled to report at the Provost Marshal's
Office to-day, the others committed TO the Old Cap
itol prison for examination! Thomas Kennedy,
Michael Kennedy, John Kennedy, Catherine Ken
nedy, Dcnniss Driscol Mrs Drlscoll and four chill
dren, John Harrington, B. Scully, wife and child,
Michael Harrington and wife, Jerry Downey, Mar
tin Conners, John McMann, and d'Almelda, a
Frenehman. Thomas Hays, Seventeenth Virginia,
and J. Conway, Tripletts battery, deserters from
the rebel army, were also forwarded. They will
probably he released on taking the oath Of allie
glance. The number of prisoners coming into our
lines, delivering themselves up to our pickets is
unusually large at the present time. They all
claim to be subjects of foreign countries and usu-
ally have passes from Gen. WindCr, commanding
at Richmond, permitting them to pass through to
the Federal lines, but providing that they sh al
not pass through General Lees army, nor south Of
| the James river"
! ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Peter Myers
and Mary Myers, his wife, were arrested by the
Fourth ward police yesterday, charged with as
saulting Harvey Lewis, colored man, with intent
to kill Lewis was found bleeding in front of
Myers store, Four-and-S-hAlf street, near Penn
sylvaniA avenue. The oficer conveyed him to the
statonhouse, and went back to the store TO arrest
the guilty parties. Upon entering the store place
they discovered twenty-four persons of color
seated around the room. They tsok them all In
charge together with Myers and his wife, and con-
vcyed them to the lookup. Myers and his vie
were sent to jail for court, and the rest fined 70
unlawful gathering, by Justice Ferguson. The
officer upon searching the premises, found lot OF
whips secreted behind the counter and watch
upon the counter, together with knapsack and
two canteens, probably stolen property. In the
knapsack was quantity Of clothing and bible
with the following inscription written inside
Presented to Edward Harland by 7. II. Martin,
Newbern, N. C." The property was turned over
to the property clerk of the Metropolitan Police.
This same Myers was convicted, some time since
and sentenced for receiving stolen property from
boys, but was pardoned out
RESCUED PROM BAwDY HOUBE-On Saturday
night young girl named Carrie Cob, the daughter
Of respectable parents in baltimore, was taken
from house of III fame on ID street, between
/ Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, whittier she had
been enticCd by those In whom she had reason to
have the greatest confidence She was sent home
in charge OF her mother She cx pressed great re-
srct at allowing herself to be so shamefully de,
CeivCd.
TmEFT-Bney Walker and VIM. shnkespeel
(colorcd) were arrested, Saturday, by PatrolmAr
OConnell, OF the Third ward, for stealing poke
book from Mrs. H. S. Harrison while she wal
In hn
discovered her loss and notified the above officer
who went in search OF the thieves, and found then
in another store on the same street. They wer,
committed to Jail for court by Justice GIberson,
AN INFANT CHILD ABAEDoNED.-Last night
about 81 O'Clock, new born female child (white
was left by some person or persons unknown
wrapped up in u basket in front of house No. s37
Eighth street, between and L, where she wal
found by PatTOlman Cook, who carried her to thI
station house, where she was kindly cared for by
Mrs. JOS. II. WSnnell, The officers at the station
house have chrBtened the child "Josephine Cook. ;
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RoBBERY.-Serg. Skippon and PatrolnAn Taylo
of the Third ward, arrested Walter D. Donaldson
John Mace, John Harrison, and John Remler, oil
Saturday last, charged with stealing SI26 from thu
store Of Jones n Co., on the corner Of Eighth anI
d streets. They were arrested at Rankin's Oyste
saloon, while engaged in playing cards.
ARREST ORA PASSAGE THIEF.--James Watson
a passage thief, was arrested yesterday by Patrol
man Rodgers, of the Second ward, for stealing tw,
coats from the passage Of Col. Russell, corner o
Eleventh and X streets. He was committed to jsi
for court by Justice Clayton. His "mug" was take
and placed in the TogueB gallery.
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RIoT.-A row came of last night between 0 an
10 o'clock, at WundeTlich's tavern corner OF seN
enth and X streets, Navy Yard. The rioters wer
promptly arrested by Officers Duvall and Shelton
before any Of them had been seriously injured.
Georgetown Affairs.
MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John q. Ca
T houn, Emerson, Balimorei corn to Hartley u Brc
l Schr David Brewer, Perry, Rockland, Mel ha
! and barreled potatoes TO p. Berry
Schr. swift, Seward, Baltimorei salt to J. IhoI
, Davis,
Schrs John B. Spahord, Longstreet, and Davi
Hale ConklIng, N. VI hay to Government
! Schr. oliver II. FOLEY, Bunting, Baltimore; wheS
. to VIM. II, Edes.
4 Steamer swan, Rose, N. W mdse. to Morgan