Daily national Republican., 1863-07-14

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Central cuard.house, asd u was referred 10 .
select committee oonaistine OF Aldermen Lloyd,
riant, asd the Prssidsat -.
ll BiLIA ynoAH cofason ceupcsr- 81
An sst 10 improve Thirtsss-aaA-s.hsM strsst
south Of Maryland avsaus. Passs1. IVA 1raEy
An ast 10 repair - sllsy In sqessS ~, asvssSss
asihs for same siSo 70 b. paid cot II Third vsrd
fund. Rsfsrrsd. ... - ssf4s! ia.
An sot to repair gutter On the west side Of
Rsfsrrsd. ,-s.5ss
An set to repair Aiisy n saaAss -. Assssred.
An act 70 improve Niath ssrsst vsss ffon ?
street 10 boundary. Rssssfsd. tli. H-a
An set supplsnsutary 10 - sst satitlsd a act
for the removal Of o6Ai, hs. Asssrsd.
A bill providing fos TIE publisatioa Of the Jour-
nal Of proceedings in the National iaas1sssaosr.
Passed.
a bill asking for eight addis,ona, primary
schools. Passed.
bill for the cleaning and dsrsAiag Of fcsatrs Mar
ket grounds. Passed. -
Mr.. Pepper WAS appointed Il place Of sx-Aldss.
naa Richards on sonaittss 10 superintsal the
erection Of building senasstinG the buildings Of
Centre Market.
FiRs.-About O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
an alarm Of nre was sounded, which bsousht the
hremen and steam fire engine out. Thsy prosssdsd
down the Avenue In the dfsnshing rain, but asssr.
tanning the facts IRON the poliss, turned hack to
their quarters. II seems the alarm was started st
the corner Of Eighth and Psnnsylvaaia avsnus,
east, caused by the taking IRE Of . shsd In vhish
. quantity of line was stored, which ignitsd from
the rain falling on IT, Sergeant Clark notified the
owner st enes. who directly had quantity Of sand
put on the lime which smothered II.
DISTRIBUTION PosrroNED.-Tho distribution
ofpremiums to the pupils Of the Public Schools,
belonging to the First District, whish was to have
taken place at the smithsonian Institution, res
terday afternoon, was postponed on account Of the
inolemency Of the weather, until Friday afternoon
at O'Clock. Ths diatribution to the pupis Of the
second District will take place at the Smithsonian
this afternoon at O'Clock. D...
DISTRIBUTION or PRxNIUNs.-The distribu-
tion Of premiums to the pupils OF the second dis
triot will take place this afternoon at O'Clock in
the smithsonian Institution. If II rains the dis
tribution will b postponed TIL nsxt saturday.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Judos Nshsr pyssIdiso.-
Adolphus barker was brought into court ysstsr.
day morning for re-trial, on indictment for the
murder Of colored boy known - "sam," By
pushing him into the Potonae, from . nsh whnf
in Georgetown, thereby drowning him. The reeu.
lar panel was called and exhausted, when II was
ordered that the names Of twenty-slx others bs.
drawn from the box. The following were drawn
and accepted chas. c. Anderson, Andrew l. Roek,
Edward simms, VIM. 7. Doniphan, wm. NJ shustsr,
Chss. n. Wsters, David L. Irving, Jas. p. Mexican,
Matthew @. Emery, Chas. r. Bishop, Jas. 4. Ferry,
and Chas. II. Wiltberger.
The further trial Of the cause was adjourned
until this morning, when 1t came up at 10 o'clock
nward Carpenter Yesterday gave rsoognizanes
In the sum Of $500 for his appearance at the next
special term Of the court to answer charge Of
false prstences.
A nolk pros. was ents,. "A, the case Of Edward
Finley, charged with robCUAs.
METROPOLITAN POLICE RxroRrs.-Frseinet
No. i.-No arrests.
Precinct No. a-Janss King, stealing 90, jail
for court.
Precinct No. s.-Louisa and Orlando Woodward,
assault and battery; security to keep the peace
J. Dickley, selling liquor without license, fined
90. J. Pella, receiving stolen goods; bail for
court. James Mahoney, disorderlyj fined o.. H.
Howard, petty larcenyj dismissed. M. MsCracken,
drunk; nned o.. r. Smith, suspicion OF larceny;
dismissed.
Precinct No. ed McBriyht, drunk, guardhouse
Capt. Demsns and Frank Conner, selling liquor
without licensej both took out license.
Preetnet No. %-Wm. starr, drunk and disorderly;
workhouse. Dan Rice, do; to military. A. Good
noe, drunk; workouse. Joe Brewers, grand lar
oeny; jail for court.
Precinct No. lo.-Lizzie Rupertch, assault and
battsryj dismissed. Lucy Slater, disorderly; fined
q. Richard Halcin, deserter; to military. A. No
dills, vagrant; workhouss.
Precinct No. IA. Bergdoff, assault and battery,
bail for court; Pat Lucas, disorderly, fined SIsS;
Mike Doran, riding on pavement, over 10 military;
John Warner, drunk, dismissedj Mick. Boyle, do,
hned Si.6s; John Murphy, do, over to military, l.
Hslmes, profanity, fined q So, H. Haserty, sleep
Ing in street, dsmisssd;J Murray, drunk in street,
nned sibs; Ragan disorderly, dol Z. Fiiot, do.,
dol b. sucket do, dismissed; M. callah>n perjary,
jail for hearing.
Precinct No. b.-Charles Posey, assault and bat
teryj security for court. Thomas Clark, violat-
Ing ordinances fined eio The following were
drunk: J. T. Welpley, fined Ai.6s, D. W. Moore
house, over to military; Lizzie Dillon, dismissed,
John vickers, fined Si.a. Mary Nutrall, sleeping
In street, workhouse.
Precinct No. Adam sullivan and Pat Carrissn,
drunk dismissed. Matthew Maroney, disordsrlyj
do. Catherine Fust, do fined e2a. Julia Bres.
nahan. dol do. ti.st Thomas sullivan, bathing
In oreekj dismissed. A. G. Heron, drunk, do. A.
Lawson, petty larcenyj jail for court. :. Newar.
ther, assault and battery; do.
Amusements.
THE TROUPE ST. DENNIS Washington Thea
ire.-The event OF the season 10 anxiously looked
for tomorrow evenins-indesd, we are Informed
that many Of the choice seats are already sold
The company 10 direct from Laura Ksene's thea
tre, where they have been performing with com
plete success for several months, appearing every
night and on Saturday afternoons before crowded
and delighted audiences Of ladies and gentlemen Of
the elite Of New York. This troupe is said to be In
many respects superior to our old friends, the
Ravels, and In all particulars their equal The
propristress OF the company, Mrs. Jane English, II
an adept in her profession, and will place her pan
tomimes and balets on the ssage In the best posi-
BILE manner. The theatre has been newly adorned