Daily national Republican., 1863-10-31

n SAhDtRhuA The LATE JAA1Ohs - AAA1
81 Xll u have the sspdnsss b say, Ia refer.
1As u SoV arteessf tpday - to the renewal
y III yunds pisnH th u INIT Wilson, tho Asssstsnt
Spis,6et A1brnsy, lwao thu ken1lD Dnai preseas at
- SkAmi6a atioai hA< u. ADO, alAt n dlsobe-
dssnSo lof yrderS >haniSd wss an ordef ffom the
peetor, whom the Marshal long since denied the
Hrisht 70 give such orders, saying to me, In the
psssApss q his psgntx Aal othsrs, that sshs
keeping of the prisoners and that he held ~ ts-
sponsible, and left me to use my own dis&&tien
in such matters.n And In this particular case OF
ftfdlMito removee eeon6if0fdon NE eDocsssAssssss
Ihad the direct sPnctioa RI Q, ". Ptipips, ESQ.
Deputy Marshal kha6 j ihnediAtely oonsulted
upon the subject, notwithstanding full authority
4 in the premises had hsen placed In mydiands by
also ad the sathotity from the Marshal, in writ
ing, 10 yrspSye any member Of the guard who
shoSid "misbehave or refuse to do duty" ...
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ILL. H. 80 ,--<-, ......
HOUSES CLossD.--Ths following named par.
ties, proprfetors Of liquor establishments were DR.
dered to-day TO close their places Of Business And
not 70 open again without permission drsm the
Provost MarahaL under penalty Of being confined
In the Old Capitol and having their liquors sonhs-
l
Mr.. Christie, corner Of Twentysecond and G
| Streets pl,t 0. III .... fr ...1 a.. r.e,
James Brown, corner Of Twentyseoond and G
streets. -
Mike esnan, corner Of Twsnty-seeond and F
| streets. -, Ef
Cottage Hotel, corner Of Twenty.second and r
Mr.. knowles, corner OF Twen,y-s second and !.
i streetA, Iu .
MI. saiopsutt, corner pf Of rwen,y:ar.s and +
streets. ... r"rs. r- ......'
Parker w'K,tssll s. w.llen, corner Of Twenty.
first and r streets. ,,.,.g, %, '.,,, I
Mr.. KisrnAn, near oornsrof Twenty.drst and F
streets. la.,.r
Thomas BigE,ngS, p street, near Tweniy.nrst.
Peter White, T street, near Twenty.nrst..
Gales Hotel, g street, near Twenty.se0ond.
our House, g street, near Twenty.second.
Tho order vas executed BY one Of Capt. Todd's
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IMPORTANT TRIAL PosrPoNsD.--A number
of persons assembled In the Criminal Court this
morning, with the expectation Of witnessing the
trial Of Major Henry Rurdnetts, formerly In the
United Ststes service, but who Was dismissed, az
we laarn, for conduct unbecoming Al oticer. He,
together with Maud Roberta, a handsome belle Of
unenvisble character. wera Indicted on the charge
OF keeping house Of Ill reputs On D street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Thirteen-s streets
The case was postponed. The Major gave bail in
the Of $500 for his appearance at the next term
Of the Criminal Court. This 10 an important ease.
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A WIFE CowHrDEs HER HUsBAND.-Lavinia
Burke, a ahousekeeper on the Island was recently
married. Her husband had been In love with a
lady named Cole. Tho other night Mr.. and Mrs
Burke went to party to which they were invited
The husband danced with his oil sweetheart, and
the wife becoming Jealous, left for home. She I'm.
mediately returned With . cowhide In her hand
and used 1t very freely upon her husbands back
She was arrested for dlsorderly conduct by oatcer
Vernon and fined So, and also fined 81 for threats
Of violefee. ''''i '..s u 'i .'
n DrsoRpERLY FENALRs.-Elixabet Coleman,
Charlotte Mason, and ChristiAna Smith, three pros.
titutes, were arrested by onicsr wssdoH, Of 4 =.
Tenth precinct, for disorderly conAuct. It sss,l
that aight before last they went 10 6 Gorge Celia
leating establishment, where there was . BALI
Some offence was given 10 then by other women
Yesterday they went 10 tho establishment, upon
hearing that the offending women were there, and
created a serious disturbance. They were each
fined 81 by Justice Boswell s,,. ..t.
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FEMALE m MALE A7TIRE.-Eirgluia Smith
was arrested BY oipser Hessler, Of the Seventh
Precinct, tins morning, about OK o'clock. She was
dressed In male attire, and passed very well for
lad. She had masculine look and voice. No one
would think that she belonged to the feminine
sex. She has been lettering about wagon park, On
Delaware avenue. She was sent 70 the Work.
house for sixty days by Justice Thompson.
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FURNISHING LIQUOR TO REBEL PRISONERS
John Hazel, the proprietor OF a restaurant, book,
and cigar store on street, Capitol Hill, and his
barkeeper, VIM. Reilly, were confined In the Old
Capitol to-day, by Capt. Mix, the commander OF
the guard at that prison, on the charge OF furnish.
ing liquor to rebel prisoner now In the Old Capt..
toll Hazers house was closed and his liquor con.
6sehtcd. 'I 3d.,
COMMITTED 70 7HE OLD CAPIroL.-Captain
Todd to-day made the following commitments to
the Old Capitol; Michael Wheeler, LIST Mas heavy
artillery; Horace A. Bancroft, 2d n. Y. artillery,
Ed. shadows, do. do; VIM. Rolston, do. do; Jas.
d. Sullivan, do do, Lieut. A. Z. Chester, ist Ohio
cavalry; Alex. Cook, aad N y. artillery; all under
sentepce Of court marital. -.
DEspRTkRs SENT oFr.-A general clearing
cut " FOREST Hall, Georgetown-the prison ,for
the holding OF deserters-was made to-day. About
$50 deserters were sent to the army, some to New
York, and ngmber win leave this afternoon for
GincinnatI, Ohio. Of ~. '''' .
PRISONER OF WAR.--Jno. Ball, of the Eighth
N"easa"y' WINS sent IN from EuwAds Ferry TO-
day. He was captured as 2 prisoner Of war by the
cavalry guard stationed at that point Capt. Todd
committed him to the Old Capitol. ,
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INDECENT ExPosURE.-Edward Smith, Z
cigarnAker, was arrested by officer Ashton, Of tn,
Tenth piscinGt, for exposing hip person at tn,
Alexsndria steamboat wharf, where ladies are con
stantly passing. He was hned IS by Justice Bos
well. '
Il ~ ..r. l,rusu = DIED, ra iu'a!r
On the ssth inst, JOHN n. QUEEN, In the 64tl
! year of bis age. r..'..
4 His fduerAf will take place from his late resi-
D deaas, No. 6Ol Eighth street east, between and
Streets at 3o'clocE this (saturday) afternoon Tn,
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