Daily national Republican., 1863-11-16

4 sosh icsees 10 ethess viii probably be enacted 10
the sapi,a a of the nation until s laws for the ren.
ditisn Of siayes are repealed. RI.
i A Grey woMAS.-On Saturday, about 2
o,clock. onicer Weeden arrested a woman named
ndneyJ Hopkins for the forcible entry OF Arch
Hatton,s house, on the corner OF Ninth And Z
streets. She Is deranged, II seeHs, and h" been
go for three or four days. She says that she 10
going to die In day or two and Ia anticipation oil
the sad event, she has everything prepared which
wotiid' render her funeral solemn and impress
sive in reply to aquc,tion Of Justice Boswell
why she talked such foolishness, she said that
women would talk Of what runs in their head.
This reminds us OF an l. p:omptu stanzs when
was written by the British orator Fox. Whilst
visiting q lady one day he uttered somc sarcastic
remarks to which the lady replied that she did not
care for him 4" three skips OF louse.' Fox took
out his pencil and wrote the following stanza;
"a lady has told me, and In her own house,
She did not for me three skips OF louse
forgive the kind lady for what she has said,
For women will talk ot what runs In their head''
SERVED THEM RIGHr.-This morning, about
10 o'clock the boys who were arrested in the Tenth
precinct on Saturday last, for stonng the resi-
dcnee of eolorSd people In Union Alley, were ia.
ken before Justice Roswell The following were
lined o.; Charles Crump, Vim. Gardner, and John
Wavcl. The following were locked up Tor 3ii
boys, and especially John Wavrl are among toe
worst on the Island. Thev have assaulted again
aud agsin with stones the houses of the peaceful
colored folks In Union Alley, until they could en-
cure 1t no longer. Their mothers assembled in the
staiionhouse to witness the trial before the magG
tIs,e, and one or two, knowing how bad they were
a how often they have been reprimandsd, ex-
pressed a willingness that they should be locked
up.
LIQuoR SELLERS FINEp-A Good Mornings
Eork.-Justice Ferguson did good days work in
the way OF Hnirg liquor sellers who hsd been ar
rested by orders from Capt. L. NJ. Camp, the COM
mander of the Soldiers Retreat. The following
were the parties: John German, $40 for selling Ii
quor to soldiers; John Haskins, $50 for selling IL
quor to soldiers, and S2i for selling liquor without
license; j. q. Wingley $50 for selling to soldiers,
and $?i for having no license. These parties keep
low ranches in the neghborhcod OF the Railroad
Depot, and come under the order No. Of the Pro.
vost Marshsl They were given twenty-four
hours TO leave the premises for violating the above
named order.
ONLY Six MONTHS TO THE ALBANY PESITES-
TIARy.-we stated q few days since that Edward
shsudley and Joseph Scott had been tentenced to
one years imprisonment In the Albany Penten.
tiary Tor the robbery Of O. NJ. Maroon, q refugee
from Atlanta, Ga of the sum OF 800. The state
ment was correct SO far as Edward sbandley was
copcerncd but Joseph Scott was only senterc ced 10
six months imprisonment at Albany. The shorter
term attached to the latter was doubtleis In con.
sideration of the fact that shandley only paid
Scott $3.50 telling him that he only received $500
from Maroon, and thus violating the first principle
said TO belong TO thieves-honor between one an.
other in al business transactions.
THE EMoLUMENTs OF DISSOLVED PARTNER
sHir.- Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, officer
Barker, OF the Tenth Precinct, arrested Matthew
Calhoun upon the charge OF stealing wagon and
two horses belonging to Henry seitz, cigar dealer
on PennsylvAnia avenue, near Four-and a-hali
street. Nseems that Seitz and Calhoun were part.
ners in the sutier business and dissolved partner.
and wagon from seitzs stab'e for the purpose oi
going cut to camp. The case is set for a further
hearing on Thursday next, when 1t will be tried
by Justice X insey.
| Recommendations OF GEN. AUGUR RELATIVE
TO CoSTRABASDs Maj. Gen. Augur, commander
of tn. Dep,itnent OF Warrington, has, we un,ci'
,tand, recommended the removal of the contra
band camp to the opposite side Of the Potomac
The General contcmplstes keeping q small depot
for the temporary accommodation OF such contra
nsnds as may arrive, until they osn be conveyed
to their proposed new quarters In Virginia. This
| fecomme ndation OF course, awaits the decision o
the Secretary OF War, whose approval is necessary
before any change can he made.
POSTPONED UNTIL wEDSsspAY.-Thc court
martial for the trial of Col McReyn nods, with Col
Tracy as Assistant Adiutant General to Genera
Fremont as President, met this morning and nd
| journei until Wednesday next without entering
into the merits oi the case. The reason given fol
the pos;ponement is that Maj. Theophilus Gaines
Judge Advocate OF the court, had but just returned
, from Msrtinsburg, the scene of Col. Nc Reynolds 8
alleged improper conduct, and that he had not ha,
time to prepare the evidence there collected.
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RoBBsRY.-On Saturday night the room o
Mr.. Chester Thompson, on Twelfth street, WAS en-
, tered, snd,sbout $50 stolen.
Fl r,EU. .." DIED,
,ns El.SstS
Noyes, AGED years and mohths
rssiichss oI the parens, No So south street, be
: tween Eighth and Ninth, on Tuesday, atsI o'ciocl
D On the morning OF the lsths EtoHor C. rHonr
Q soN, IN the 10 year OF his age II
The friends and relative respectfully inyite'
tns funeral rtn0 S% the Of n
n avenue, between Second and Third streets, at
Il o'clock, Monday, 10th.
On the morning ol the 18th instant, GEORGE W
HIS relatives and frienls arc respectfully re
!, quest to attend his funeral on tuesday after
u noon, at O'clock, from his late residence corne
h Of seventh and y streets, isis nd. co..
G On the ltth instant, CATHARiSE ScoTr, wife o
John Scott, aged 30 years.
uihe reiGiyes and friends oil the family are re
specfully invited to attend the funeral this after
noon, Rt O'Clock, from No. 40 street, Island.
l. All the hiends and scquaintances of Mr.. 1nL'
- HARRIs are respectfully Invited to attend his fune
raj 1T hts hte resilence No. i72 street, Le wee
a sixth and Seventh streets, Tomorrow, at O'Clock
t ln Fairfax county, Va on the evening ot tn
!, llth Instant, Mrs. SARAH BALL, aged u years
"a relict Of the late William Ball, and mother Of Ed
ward Ball, scrgeant-at-Arms OF the Represent tiv
u branch OF the National Legtslature. The remain
o Of the deceased were conveyed to Chic for intsI
c | ment. She was a 10 " OF most exemplary worth
n aud the iutelssnee Of ber death will carry pam
n to the bosoms OF her many relatives, adm rers AM
u friends.
e SPECIAL NOTICES.
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