Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

said he was going with Col. Turner, andif his life
was spared he intended to be the first 70 battle with
tSito5S IN the mother state q slavery President
deliver ua from bondage, and lead US over Jordan
TO the promised land Of freedom.
John JaCostan (colored) was in favor Of organ
izing every colored man In the District capable OF
bearing arms, In defence Of the liberties Of our race
and our country. He alluded TO the bravery Of
District colored men in the battle Of Bladensburg
In this audience may be seen some Of the children
Of colored men who shed their blood in defence Of
tho Capitol, almost within stones throw ofit.s.
Col. bingham briefly addressed the meeting.
Announcement was made that n similar meeting
would be held In Mount Zion Church in George
town, and another on Friday nightin John Wesley
Church, Seventeenth street, near Connecticut ave
POLICE BpsrNEss.-- No. 1.-Thomas
Connolly was arrested by Patrolman Cline for
selling liquor 10 soldiers, and was fined $40.
Precinct No. 2.-George Anglelman and Edward
Baker were arrested for faat driving, and fined al
each. Mary Bell was arrested for threats and gave
security to keep the peace. James Wilson was
arrested for disorderly conduct and dismissed.
Louis shaher was arrested for fighting and gave
security to keep the peace.
Precinct No. S.-AnnA King and Lucy Tubs were
sent to the workhOuse for prostitution. VIM.
Matthews and Mike Conner were arrested for
being drunk. Jno. johnson was fined, for dlBor-
derly conduct, s56a VIM. 7. Busey was fined
ai.A for obstruetins sidewalk. Henry Mill was
arrested for assault.
Precinct No. 4.-wm. Duffy was arrested by on
Ger Calhoun for desertion, was turned over to the
military. Julia Royett and VIM. Bean were fined
for drunkenness the first a., the second 90. Eve
line West was fined 90 for disorierly conduct
Precfnct No. 5.-John Slate and Thomas Mcbride
were fined for intoxication, the first SI6O the
second SI.6s. Warren Martin was fined 90 cents
for sleeping in the street Jshn HeintzelmRn was
fined twice for violating corporation ordinances
the first offence s2.5s, the second SI.sI.
Precinct No. 6-MaTy and Frederick Widdloeher
were arrested for assault and battery, ana dis.
missed by Justice Thompson. Oscar Jacobs was
fined 50 for fast driving. Edward Renner, a sol.
der was arrested by Oficer Brewer for Indecent
exposure, and turned over to the military.
PreciHoi No. 7.-Georgc CuTtlss, Solomon Mem
phis, Sam StotS, and Isaac BoHton were arrested
for vagranoy, and dismissed. James Toomy, SOL
der, was arrested for being drunk and disorderly
and was turned over to the military. VIM. A.
Church, newsboy, was fined s264 for disorderly
conduct and profanity.
Precinct No. s.-Philip Lucos Johl Gray, and
Louis Gray were arrested for disorderly conduct,
and dismissed. Everett Clark, a soldier, was ar
rested and turned over to the military for deser-
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| Precinci No. 0-No arrest.
PrettHof No. tO-Armistad Medilla was arrested
| for stealing 4 pair of pants. CAthArine Sweeny
was fined $40 for disorderly conduct. Chas. Mcr-
| rick was fined 90 for profanity. Mary Mcdonald
was fined 50 for malicious mischief.
DISTRICT SUPREME CoURT.-Churchil Cross
was convicted OF assault and battery, and sen.
tenccd to hye days imprisonment in Jail. Jas Cor.
cOrAn was convicted Of grand larceny. Isaac Pick,
ering, charged with horse stealing, was found not
guilty. ChAs. Jones, alias VIM. Wood, charged
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found guilty of assault and battery. In the case
of Isaac Pickering, charged with grand larceny, g
mol pros. was entered. In the case Of Henry All
bright, charged with larceny, the verdict was mol
guilty.
TucSddy May I9.-Mr. Kilgour, Of Cumberland
Md was admitted, on application of Mr.. Jos. II
Bradley, ST. formerly member of the Circuit
Court OF the Fourth Judicial Court OF Maryland.
Mr.. Darlington moved the appointment Of Mil.
ton Bcakly, Of Washington, which was referred tC
a committee.
The case of H. Hacsett, charged with grand lar
csny, is on trial
ACCIDENT.-Yesterday morning a small lad
named Warrington Mccullough, was run over by
astreet car on the rof Pennsy lvAnia avenue
and Third street. His arm was broken above tn,
elbow, and has been amputated. He states that
boot-black showed him under the car. lie reside
with Mr. Reuben Worthngton across the Eastern
Branch, and was on visit to the city.
MAN STABBED.-CharlCs Finnegan, a hack
man, was arrested yesterday by OflceT Pendall, o
the Seventh Precinct, for stabbing Samuel Cross
ley in the left breast. The wounded man was car
r ed to Judiciary Hospital.
ROBBERT.-BartholOme Hurley was robbie,
yesterday OF about S at the house Of Mr. o. Brfen
on C. street, between Fifth and Sixth streets east
where he was boarding.
MAY CoNCERT.-A delightful concert, by pu
pills Of the public schools, will be given at Cd
Fellows Hall tonight.