Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

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RAILROAD ACcIpsNr. Sunday morning,
very early, acolisio1 occurred ~ hssrsa ssaslsa
| between two trains Of cars which had been dis
patched from this city. II tappcsfs that one o. tho
trains had been started an hour after the other,
whteN nsd stopped ats ssAatton ssaf Laurel. when
the last train cane up a full speed the collision
took place, some af tho back cars passing almost
| over the front ones. number of soldiers were
hurt but none very serionsly. t...
| The wounded men were all sent to Armory
sdusre Hospital, whsrs We saw them this after
noon. They all seemed 10 blsmc the engineer In
charge Of the engines attached 10 the back train.
Some Of them ssy = man was seeu waving area
| lirht sons moments before the collision took
place. Tho fol owing u tho list Of the wounded,
no one being killed OF very ssriousiy hurt.
| LIST OF WouNDED.-James T. Bruce, W, Palmer,
c. A. Drake, C. ). Palmer, r. Remminston, Lyman
| o. Freer, VIM. Freer, Isaac Amner, Geo. w. Nc
Graw, Alex. II. gill, Million osbornc, Rob't Pat
terson, Fiov D. v heat, Elliott n. Rove, A. C.wol-
cott, y. Woolthascn, A. Weldon. A. Bolts, 8. II.
Bouediek, Ersstus Belts, Jas. Mccall, itith N. vi
Andrew J. Round, q. F. Evans, Jos. Cuesncl''
NJ. r. Cross, W. Fogarty, Hiram Tricky, Ruius
prnyton, Felix Murray, A. II. Pattcn, f. b. Grant'
II. s. Ford, Henry washburns, Charles T. Reed
lted NY. -.
| NOT RIeHT.-A great many worthy pupils
Of the different schools In the different distficts
will be deprived OF premiums on account OF un'
layoidabie absence. Several ladies who were de-
tsined n home on account OF contagious diseases
in their families will not receive the premiums
; which they deserve. some were absent on account
Of extreme iilness, and oihers we're dctsincd by
deaths In their families. ..h. .rr-I
DEsEnrERs AxKssrsp.-Last night two sol
diers were brought into the Guard-house by a 20
licemsn, who had found them In buryiug ground
> where they had been living very comfortably io
, the past three weeks. They had laid In goot
stock Of whisky md provisions Especially whisky
and were very much displeased when the police
man found them and requested their company Il
8 the Gusrd-house, where they are now confined
!; Their names are Klune and sullivan.
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A UsgruL REaIsrER.---An official list Of al
the soldiers killed In action duriog the war ha
! been jriared to be published BY Surgeon Genera
: Hammond. Great assistance will be afforded b
tis Publication 10 the families OF the soldiers tha
have tahen In this contest, aud also " the Govern
ment In settling the pensioDa OF these soldiers.
Y"F' Hf'rT---T. - FLf
= CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court met this morn
: Ing at 10 O'Clock, Chief Justice Cartier on III
. bench. The Wiley v,. Drown case was postponed
= and the court adjourned till Tomorrow At
l. O'Clock. We understand that the Judge VIII III
% liver the charge to The jury.
!. PpsTpoSEp.-The distribution Of the medal
and premiums OF the First District school, whie
r. was to come of this Afternoon, At the smithsonia
n Institute, will, we understand. bc postponed,
|. consequence oil the inclcuent weather.
- SELLING LIQuoR WITHOUT LIcESsE.-Th
morning a man named John Becklcy was arIcstS
r. by Oiiicer Fuss, and taken before Justice Thom
Vi son, charged with selling liquor tho sh instai
III without license, and was lined $50
Is TRYING TO Run Rebel MAL.-A ma
named John Trizell was sent 70 the Guardhou
this morning, charged by Capt. Todd with trying
run rebel mail, which was found on his pcrso
lie 10 held for orders. 49,. :,
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- ASSAULT AID BATTERY. Beckl
ut brought charge against Louisa Woodward Al
|e- Orlando, her son, i0r committing violent q
ol. sault aud battery upon her. The parties appear
p, before Justicc Rowland and gave security to kc
no the peace.