Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

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:, Prsises No. s-Patrick Doyis, . soldier, drunk
and disordsrly, and rssistisG oaesf, handed to
inaiitSsy. DsSiah uAsny, paSe9osEst, Dismissed.
ktstAh xuiyn - Hlaria tirssy, dsefderiy' nsed
rr.es.s No at. Burke. j. sullivan, T. Martin,
J. oBrian, J. Cation, and J. wallis, bathing in
caaal, locked Up for four hours. A. Van Reswick,
profanity, dismissed. ?. smith, do looked up four
hours. !. Little, disordsrly, DO. J. Connell and
.. xnot, suspisious characters, disnisssd.
TEE DrsrhIor MILIrrA.-At IN carly hour
this mornias the militia began to assenble, 90
oording to notice, at the places appointsd. About
. O'Clock the ionelrcomnanding the several re-
sinents Of the District militia, with Col. Philip,
chairman, hadsan interview with The Secretary Of
War. Ths Secretary Informed theh that ths ques.
ton which had been raised In regard to the power
of enforcing the attendance and muster ofthe par
sons somposisg the several rsginsats had bssa
we'll SETTLED, sffmatively, and that whsa the pro
per sall was made all selinqusnts should b re-
ported to him. aa,.
Ne further ssaafksd that the snspssasy under
which the call had bssn msds upon the militia had
passed away, and not the order, was suspsnded for
the present. He desired 10 return the ranks ofhia
department 70 the ooloasls ofrsginsats and to the
di6efent ofncers Of their command for the prompt.
ness and aiaersty With which they had responded
to thss ordcrs and completed the Organization oi
new regiments In 20 short . time.
He was entirely satisfied with their action, and
was happy 10 inform them that the regular mill
tary organizations now In the held were suficient
at present for their purposes. That in the event
Of the services Of the militia being required, the
order would BE- communicated to them through
their commanding ofieers. -
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MURpsR.-A fracas occurred Saturday night
In bawdy house on Virginia avenue near Four
and-a-haif street, kept By eoaorsd woman, which
resulted Ia the death Of . oolored man nsned WIN
Neal. II seems that the deceased had gone 70 the
house with considerable snount Of money on
his person, and while there got to drinking rather
freely. \ Adisputs, arose between him and another
negro about woman A gsnsral melee ALLOWED
In which b wss stabbsd twice, ths knife passing
through his heart, killing him Instantly. When
the body was taken up, II was found that he had
hssa robbed. number OF negroes were arrested
on suspicion Of being his murdsrsrs, butwere dis
charged, there being no evidence TO warrant theiI
dstsntion. A. yet, the guilty party has not beer
arrested. .
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Jsdge Fiaasr presidin0.--
| Anthony sims was convicted OF assault and bat
terry. ,..s4 ~
Alice Dugan, charged with assault and battery
WAS found not guilty.
The esse OF Henry Rhodes, charged with assault
ing an ofneer, was submitted. at,,.g
A no,s svos. was entered in the ease Of John Me
don, indicted for assault and battesy.
John Welsh and Owen Riley were ordered to b,
discharged from jail, on tho suggestion Of th'
grand jury. fls,
A nols proc was entered In the case Of Ratrisl
Nsrnan, indicted on charge OF grand larceny.
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sELIIsa LlQUoR TO soLpIIRs.--Last night |
woman named Ellen Crane was arrested at th,
barracks Of the ssth Massachusetts, volunteers OF
the charge Of selling liquor 10 soiders- The liquo
wss found on her person. She was taken to tn
Central guard-house, where, during the night, sh
was attacked by the Delirism TfemsAs In It's wors
stage. This morning she was considerably better
but still presented . pitiabls spectacle. ,r
CHILD FouNp.-Lsst night, little boy d,
vesss old, by the name Of william. OBryan, va
found and returned to his parents BY sers't Carh
Of the sth prscinct. .- O..
R.yual.s.-Charles McNulty, Thomas San
diiine, and C. Comb, three refugees from Charlei
ton, 3. c., came into our lines yesterday, and N
ported at the Provost MarshsIs once this morn
Ing. -.t'as.Y .. ..
FAST DRIvMa.-Two of Col. Bakers mel
were arrested yesterday by the patrol for fas
driving and running over . child on D street
They were dismissed by Capt. Todd, on parol, :
appear when called for BY Gel. Baker. 80
DRUNKEN soLDIER.-Chas. Slutxenbcrg, wa
arrested this morning by Lieut.. Cooper In front Q
the guardhouse, where he was displaying hi
horssmsnship, he being at the time 90 intoxicste
A. hardly to be able to keep his seat. He wa
placed In . cell to sober down.
SUSPICIOUS CHARAorxR.-John W. Barcrof
citizen, was arrested and placed In oonhnemer
In the Central GuArdhouse, by Capt. Todd, upo
the charge Of being a suspicious and troublcsom
character. r. a.....
PREsENrAToN.-The employees Of the Qua
tssmaster's Department, under Capt. L. II. Piero
presented him with watoh-and chain costing co.
The watch was studded with splendid diamond
The presentation speech was made BY H. d. lyle
Esq.
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
Ar TIM MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Como