Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

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They behaved refy ungentiemariy, using abusive
Language toward the guard. They were committed
tome central cuardhousc where they will have a
opportunity to reflect upon Il cir conduct and will
doubtless learn before they are released that sen.
'inel IN the discharge Of his duties must be obeyed
aud respected
The WASHINGTON, S,ALE1AsDRiAA AND GEORGE
Town RAILROAD ComrANY.--The supreme Court
Of The United states fJr the District OF Columbia
Yesterday granted an Injunction In favor Of the
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad
Company, against the Corporation OF Washington.
This looks TO the hnal settlement OF the proracted
controversy, which will leave the company In full
possession Of their franchise Tn,y are now build.
ing over the Potomsc subssntial rAiirosd fi,lge
which is far advanced tosard completion.
SUIT ron LIBEL AGAINST THE EDITOR OF the
sTAR.-Chris v. Hogan this morning obtained a
writ from Mr.. Miegs. Clerk II The supreme Court
oi the District Of columbia and put II In the bands
of Msrfhnl PHILIPPE. for immediate execution,
charging W. ID. wallach, editor OF the Sfay, with
the publication OF malicious libel with reference
to the gold coin found In the trunk Of his servant
Counsel has been employ. d In the case.
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RoBBsRY.-About O'Clock this morning the
baIkccper In the restaurant OF August Koch, D
street, between Ninth and Tenth, discovered that
the money drawer had been robbed Of about o. in
postage currency, an old silver watch, and few
counterfeit notes. The thief had probably Sc.
creied himself In the room before the closing Of
the house.
THE RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN McKELvEY-
His Successor At a meeting OF the Board Of Me.
tropolitsn Police Commissioners, yesterday, the
resignation Of Chief Detective p. @. McKeivey was
received and accepted. Chris v. Hogan WAS elected
to I'LL the consequent vacancy In the detective corps
1t is not known whether Mr.. Hogan will accept.
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The ADMINISTRATION CLUB will give their
hrst Grand Raii at Temperance Hall this evening.
fine band Of music has been engaged for the oc-
cMion, and every effort will be made on the part Of
the committee TO make II the festival of the
season. The President aud his Cabinet have been
invited.
DEATHS OF SoLDIBRs.-The following deaths
OF soldiers have been reported since yesterday
morning, at the office Of Captain HAITI: VIM. II.
Voshur1h, 18th N. Y. cav; VIM. Nicholson, sub
stituic; John G. Gri &c, Isth Pa. cav Franklin
Lyons, lst Maine art; Charles 7. Wright, 18th
Ohio artillery; walter Grey, 18TH New York;
John w Reyes, 10th New York artillery, died
on the 10Th instant, Of typhoid fever; J. Eienger
foreman In Quartermahier's department, died Of
intermittent fever, at Quartermaster's hospital;
J. Z. Durk, private, company b, 6th U. S cavalry,
died this morning at Lincoln hospital, OF gunshot
wound; Corp. John A. Pitts, company D, 7th Wis
consin died this morning, Of chronic disrrhpa, at
Lincoln hospital.
The New lRON STREET CRossING.-W un-
derstand that tho Commissioner OF Public Build.
ings, d. D. French, Esq, has entered into an ar.
rangement for putting down one OF the improved
crossings at the intersection Of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. The work will be completed
In time to test Its practicability and usefulness
and TO extend II to most of the streets Of the city
before the coming winter. The City Councils have
authorized the Mayor to cooperate with the Com.
missioner OF Public Buildings In the Inauguration
Of this improvement.
RETURNED FROM CAFE EMAY.-Superintende
W. Webb has returned from his brief sojourn at
Cape May, and has this morning resumed his Off
clal duties. During his absence the duties OF su.
perintendent were performed in a satisfactory
manner by Sergeant Reed, the Filth precinct.
SOLDIERS RErREAT.-One hundred and sew
enty-six mechanics arrived from Philadelphia this
morning, and breakfasted At the soldiers Retreat.
Thiri y.nve recruits also arrived from New Jersey.
Amuse ments.
FoED's New THEATRE.--The "Naad Queen -
as 1t will be performed at this theatre tonight ior
the last time but two will present to the eye and
the car of the spectator series OF grand and beau
tifui tablesux which have hardly been cqualled
upen the American stage. The entire corps Of art
ists, embracing Mr.. s. II. Chester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop, Miss AnRie Waite, J. A. Herne, Mr.. Mark
Bates, Mr.. J. v. Daley, Mrs. NJ. A. Chapman, Miss
Osborne, Mr.. Burton, MIR. Evans, and Others whose
names we canno, now call to memory, will appear
in the drama; and with the scenery Of Getz, the
music Of ithers, and the est OF the artistic sur
rounding with which MIR. Ford has embellished
the p.ecc, will pre'cnt a galaxy OF excellence
rarely witnessed. Remember the family matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.-Last Nights Of the
Ghoh-Afrer this week the "Ghost" will be re-
moved from the stage OF the Washington Theatre.
Let ono fail to see It who has not seen II, and
let those who have seen 1t repeat their visit. The
6 Desth-Fetch" is repeated again tonight and for
the last time but one The performance will CON-
mence this evening with the favorito farce Of the
" Limerick boy" On tomorrow evening, the
Haunted House on the Heath " will be added to
the bill
CANTERBURY Hall" Tho Ghost" still con-
tinucs TO be the theme OF wonder, and crowds OF
the curious nightly resort to Canterbury to get a
glimpse OF tie mysterious visitant. The other at
fractions offered would alone, however, bc sum.
ccnt to MI the house. Such names As Millic Fow.
Ter, Erncstine Dc Faiber, Fannie Wilson, &C., arc
seldom found grouped together on one programme.
A change Of programme throughout 10 offered for
tonight Miss Wilson will make her nrst appear.
ancc as vocalist, among other novelties. at q
Ghost" will appear at the regular family matinee,
| to morrow afternoon.
VARIETIEs.-We seldom see SO much attrac.
ton as the Varieties each night sets before the
public. They have now engaged at their establish.
ment one OF the most accomplished danseuses tina,
has ever appeared In Washington. She Is just
| from the irst.cass theatres and opera houses In
| South America. The other ladies are unsurpassed
| for beauty We must not forget to mention the
"Ghost," that Is now being played at the varie,
ties to crowded houSs. Everybody should see the
| Ghost"
VINO Will BIZ CURED I'VE desire 10 cal!
special attention to the advertisement Of the oee-
| bratea Dr.. Neny which appears In another column
The Doctor sale and reliable practitioner, whose
sktll and experience 10 guarantee that the unfoT.