Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DEATHS or SoLDIERs.-The following have Oc.
CURED since our last report:
J. J. HaggeThe, cook, q. NJ. d.
A. Reeb, co. C, l3Ith Pa.
l.. Coon, teAmster, q. NJ, D.
NJ. Keegan, laborer, q. NJ D.
VIM. Gibbons, co. L, 72d Ohio.
r. p. Bradley, co. A, 7th Mich.
G. Worth, co. 4, 9th Mich. cav.
p Martin, CO. |, llsth N. Y,
4. A. Deacon, co. 4, 10th N. Y. art.
J. L, d. Otis, co. X, 18th Ct.
d. Woods, co. X, 22d N. J.
i. Webb, sergeant, co. !, sbth Ind.
T. J. HarrigAn, co. A, IE7th N. Y.
n. c. Parrish, bugler, CO. II, 9Th Mich. cav.
John Frederick, co. D, 4th N. Y. art.
John Block, co. c, I65th N. Y.
q. p. Brewer, co. G, nth N. Y.
A. S. Gray, co. d, l39th Pa.
p. Eckman, co. c, 10Th N. Y.
J. Golden, co. X, 10th Pa.
Carrie Tollcott, soldiers infant.
L, Lavaty, laundress, co. X, ist art. 18th VT
ARSUAL CONFERENCE or THE A. NJ. L. ZION
CHuRoH.--ThurSday, april l6.-Conference met Sc-
cordIng TO rule-superintenden Clinton presiding
After the approval of the proceedings of the pre-
vious session, spicy debate ensued in regard to
young member Of the conference who sometimes
permits his zeal to outrun his knowledge, by read
ing lectures to the conference in regard to those
subjects in which he has but very little experience,
and who had been called to account for the same.
The Committee Holy Orders submitted their
report which was approved, and the following
brethren were elected to elders orders J. Ander-
son, Robert II. Dyson, John W. Green.
motion prevailed, to the effect that literary
society be formed by the conference, and COM
mittee was appointed to draft a constitution for
the same.
Rev. George Washington, reported as having
been rescinded on probation, was received into
full membership.
James T. Butler, improperly reported yesterday,
is from South Howard Street Chapel, Baltimore,
Md.
The hour OF adjournment having arriN ed, Con-
ference adjourned by singing and benediction.
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CRIMIHAL CoURr.-Miehael Finnegan, charged
with an assault and battery, submitted his to
the court; sentenced to 80 days imprisonment in
/ the common Jail, and pay fine Of 81.
! Samuel Van Horn was convicted Of stealing two
odd boots, the property Of 7. A. Newman.
John Carpenter was acquitted Of malicious mis-
chief.
! solomon Williams, charged with an assault and
/ bAtteryU upon Louisa Rhinehart was convicted and
sentenced to he imprisoned in the common jail for
60 days and pay fine Of $40.
Mary Cyrus charged with infanticide, was next
arraigned, The following, from the regular panel,
compose the jury: S. X. Sylvester, J. r. COndin,
Jas. Mankins, Thos. MIlburn, J. r.. Queen, Alex
AndeF Forrest, W. A. Fletcher, I. +. Jacobs, l.. W,
Witherow, h. BantOn, Thos J. Davis, and Robert
MahOney.
During the call Of the panel, Columbus Alex
Rnder and ]. J. Mulloy were excepted on account
Of conscientious Boruples with regard to capital
punishment.
The District Attorney, Mr.. Darlington, brisny
explained the distinction between murder and
granddaughter.
Collision wIrH STREET CAR.-This m0rning
JnO. Reed, n Government teamsterr ran into street
car No Co. on Seventh street, little south Of the
canal badly smashing the car and severely injurnR
two soldiers minister Of the Gospel, and OthCrs,
who were passengers. Reed was arrested and ar
raigned before Justice Johnson, who decided that
the evidence proved malicious intent, and ac,