Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

ssss svvt - ofksf side Of AIs horse, and he was
rather severely injured about the knee and ankle
by the fall. The running horses were caught by
the police and brought back BY Lieut. Ritchle, ad-
jutsnt Of the post, when the lady showed courage
worthy ofJosn Of Arc, gu ding the fractions ant
NAL back to the city.
DESCENT ON sUrLsR's CAnr.-Oue of Cant.
| Johhson's detectives yesterday wade a raid on A
suffers camp, situsted out on Seventh street. He
made haul Of two horses, one carbIne, and seven
U. s, ssddes The oiiioer deserves sssas deal OF
credit for the manner In which he worked things
In making the capture. Ths brand Of "U. D." on
the horses were so ingeniously covered th.t none
| but detectives eye would have ever SCENT. The
man had completely covered the brand with his
own mark. ..... ..|E
SUPPOSED kiDSAPP. .so.-Last evening, as
Capt. Johnson wac passing through the s,rrets his
attention was attracted by the cries Of a negro
woman. Upon investisatips matters, he found
that two Of the county ofncers had the woman In
charge, conveying her TO some house. He called
one Of his ofhcers and hsd her conveyed to the
Central Guardhouse, where she is now confined
The constsbles stated that the woman was the
properly Of loyal man, and they had the writ
iot hVt hom SommlbUOneF OONc. Ilie
morning Gen. Martindaie took charge OF the mat
ter, and now hss the papers In his custody.
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.-J. G. Maguire & Co.
sold on the premises yesterday, part Of the prop.
erty belonging 10 the estate OF the late Darius
Ciassett, subdivided As follows: Lot ist, Of ios
acres, with improvements, sold TO John d. Clasget
eldest son OF deceased, for si51 per acre. Lot 3D.
Of 81 acres, to Theodore Mosher, at $7S per acre
nk n A. m
property 10 situated five and half miles from the
city, and adjoins the farm owned by Francis r.
Blair, known ss silver Spring.
AIDING SOLDIERS TO DrsKRr.--Major Cilley
ihia morning committed barber (by the name Of
Edward Dawson) to the Guardhousc, on the above
charge His offence consisted In shaving couple
OF soldiers OF their beard whereby they might the
more readily pass unrecognized, as they were
about to desert. 10 proper to state, in extenua.
tion Of Dawson's fault, that the men Informed him
that they had a furlough for fifteen days. The
matter will bs further Investigated.
D1DN'r PAY.-This morning, whilst resi-
dent Of the city was absent from his homc man
named Edward Carpenter visited the house and
told the servant who answered the ring OF the bell,
that tho gentleman Of the house had promised to
lend him his horse. He was shown the way to the
stSote nhu pfOcufcu tnc HOtbc. hc WINS, however,
soon arreVed and taken before Justice Rowland,
who held him for = further hearing, since one Of
the witnesses was absent In Virginia. Carpenter
received no authority whatever to use the horse.
THErTs.-wm. Louis, for stealing a lot of
confectionery and other articles from August
Hosch, was arrested by oiicer Taylor, OF the
Eighth precinct, and taken before Justice Thomp-
son, who committed hin for further hearing
al npharts n snIIior hal o., r..
ond District volunteers, was arrested for stealing
a box, contaixing s2.62 In postal currency, from
Nicholas Duneil. .......
DRowsED.-On Wednesday. Goth instant,
whilst private - Kelly was bathing In the Poto-
mac, just below Chain bridge, he was caught In
tho whirlpool" and, although an expert swim.
mer, was drowned. All attempts to rescue him
were without avail. He belonged to company c,
Fourth New York heavy artillery. His remains
were taken to Fort Ethan Allen, Va.
DIsLorAL.-John Pistcr, John Kirser, and
Henry Rupp, three citizens, were found on the
street last night, by Of Capt. Johnson's detect
Ives, very much intoxicated, and hurrnhing for
brcckinridge, Davis, hc. They were arrested and
conlued in the Gusgdhouse, where this morning
they were ined in the sum of s5 each, by Justice
Ferguson, and allowed to depart.
CONVICTED by CoURT-MARrIAL.-A number
OF soldiers arrived here this morning from Freder-
lex, Nd, having been tried and convicted by court
martial for different offences, ranging from mur-
der down to petit larceny. They we're confined In
the Guardhouse to await further orders.
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Row AT A BALL.-Last night ball took place
al Odd Fellows Hall, given for the benefit OF some
Jewish fund. Some OF the young bloods got too
much liquor on boatd and tried to create a row
They were summsuily elected and all went OF
quietly.
FAST RIDISo.-Yesterday a smiling lady was
riding on the Avenue faster than the law allows
and was arrested by Onioer Frazier. She was
taken before Justice Thompson who fined her s5
Her name Is Rose Sherwood. She willingly paid
the fine, and told the Justice that It would bo rc.
ceived again during the evening.
HUcKsTERtSG WITHOUT LICENsE.-A. Perry,
charged by Mr.. Tyler, clerk Of the Centre market,
with huckstcring without license, was arrested BY
nkors nd Nno a 4 f,,.k rh