Daily national Republican., 1863-10-30

estached 10 carfiags that Vas standing In front
% the Metropolitan Hotel took fright from the
band Of the Canterbury striking up tune when
Directly In ftont of the animals. They started to
rus and wens ~ far = Eighth street, where they
eollidsd witt ear butdid not injurs either Of the
car horses OF the car. Oas OF the runawsys,
though, was instantly killed, and policeman
stopped the other without his doing further dam.
age. No person was hurt, but the carriage was
badly broken. 3 .s.ys-r5.4 p -fsti
STEALING SEQ FROM FRrsHD.-Night before
last three coiored tsamstsrs, Anthony Sanders,
John 7. Parker, and Henry Thomas, Attached to
. wagon train At the Nineteenth street park, went
out on spree, and when they returned some Of the
party plundered their comrades who were asleep
In the tent and one Of the sleepers, Axom Hall,
lost twenty dollars. Ofneer stuard, Of tho First
ward, was informed Of the circumstances, and ar.
rested the three men yesterday, who were taken
before Justice Drury, when II appeared that Thorn.
a. was the guilty party, and he was committed TO
jail.
WHICH IS RIgHr i-ln our advertising col
umns this afternooa will be found . list Of the
names Of persons who are authorized TO act as con-
stables IN this District and also list OF those who
have heretofore acted ns such, whose commissions
have been revoked by the Supreme Court for .
noncompliance with the law OF Congress 10 rela.
ton to taking certain prescribed oath and giving
a certain bond. The name Of John n. Wise will
be found among those whose commissions have
been revoked, and In the other class also. which
Ia rishtb 10 he constable or noti
MULE STOLEN FROM GOVERNMENT WAGON
PARK.--Yesterday morning, John Veal, James Por.
ter and James Davis went to q wagon park on
Twenty.hrst street, and while the latter engaged
the Waterman with bottle OF whisky, mule was
taken OF, as is charged, by the othcrparties. The
police OF the First ward Informed OF the facts,
and ofncers Beall and Hurdle went In pursuit Of
them, and succ cded IN arresting them, but the
mule was not recovered. They were taken before
Justice Drury, who committed them for court.
CRIMINAL CoURr-J,oigc Oiin.-Thls morn
ing Conrad weohter, indicted on the charge Of
keeping bawdy house In the basement Of No. b02
Ninth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and d
street, was found guilty.
Franklin Kirby, indicted on charge Of ASSAULT
ing and resisting an oficer, was found not guilty.
Thomas McQuillan, charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill, Is upon trial.
BRIDGE GIVEN WAY.-We hear that last night
the draw OF the Anacostia bridge gave way under
constant use, the travel over It being Very heavy
for months past. The bridge was considered un.
safe, and workmen Immediately proceeded to make
repairs, and the passage over the bridge was
stopped. II will soon be in passsble condition.
In the meantime the Benning Bridge route 10 used
for vehicles.
To BE HELD AS HosrA0Es.-John b. Hunter
aud Newman Burk were sent up to this city by
Brig. Gen. Corcoran, from his headquarters at Fair
fax Court House. They are to be held as hostages
for Isaac Herbert and Chas sutter, two men OF the
Generals command, who are now prisoners In the
hands OF the rebels. They were sent to the Old
Capitol by Capt. Todd.
FoR THE FIELD.-The 1TSth regiment New
York volunteers this morning received marching
orders. They will probably leave for the West to-
night or tomorrow morning. The i7sth have
lately been doing guard duty at various points In
the city. They were relieved by the Invalid Corps.
Matinee AT THE CANrERBURY-Beneho of The
Proiesidnt Orphan ASylum.-Mansser Sim has very
generously offered to give the entire receipts Of
matinee al Canterbury Hall, next Tuesday alter
noon, to the Protestant Orphan Asylum. This
opportunity to contribute to the support OF . BE-
nign institution will not surely be neglected by
our citizens. ...
ATTEMPTED REMOVAL OF CoNFIscATEp IL
auoR.-John Freeman anu NJ. ssgo were last niEht
"hestSu W sVmS VI Snpt. A"uu utttctittb gu tne
charge Of removing liquor from q place where It
had been placed after II had been conhscated by
the military. They were committed to the Central
Guardhouse by Capt. Todd.
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PROPERTY ATTACHED.--The property of Jos
Briin, Reginald Fairfax, Henry W. Thomas, DIR.
Fairfax, and VIM. o. Mutt, In Fairfax county, has
been attached by the U. S. Marshal, under the Con-
nscation act.
SELLING LIouoR TO SoLpIERs.-Frank Car
nell was arrested yesterday at Camp Stockton, Va,
the camp OF the Second New Jersey vols charged
with furnishing liquor to the soldiers Of the camp
by the oanteen-full. He was sent to Capt Todd
by the officer in command. The Captain commit
ted Carneli to the Guardhouse for punishment.
MURDER AND DISCRETION. McManus,
private Of the 22d New York volunteers, WAS yes
terday arrested by one Of Capt. Todds detectives.
Mcsianus 10 deserter from his regiment, and 10
charged with the murder OF comrade previous to
his escape He 10 to be held for orders from Capt.
Todd.
THIET AND PIcK.PoCKET.-Jas.W Wilson was
yesterday arre' ted and committed to the Guard.
house by Capt. Todd. The charge against Wilson
dered to be held for the next parade Of that class Of
men when they are drummed out Of the city.
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CLOSING OF THE CoURr.-It Is probable that
the grand jury will be discharged tomorrow. II 80,
the criminal court will adjourn noxt week. There
are great many cases yet to be tried, several Of
which are important.
UNDER SENTENCE OF COURT r-MARTIAL.-L.
kraint, sth N. J. battery, and Henry c. Barmen,
18th Conn volunteers, were this morning sent to
the Old Capitol by Capt. Todd They are under
sentence Of fcourt-martial.
Nor IN SEssIoN.-The Hayes court martial
was not in session to-day, owing TO the continued
indisposition OF Major Gaines, Judge Advocate OF
tie Court.
DIED.
On the 29th instant, JOHN TREADwAy, OF typhoid
lever, in the 3sth year OF his age.
The friends Of the family are respectful invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon, at O'clock
from his late residence, on L street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth strects.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERv ICE. - Mrs. l.. SsITH,
Spiritual Medium, an iDs tru me- mt In tha hAnds nj