Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
PERSONAL.

Col. CHAs. HooPEB, WslLknevp ciussn Of
shephsrdstown, Va, dies on The sth tntsat. =
HoH. DAutsL Goopxow, ~ Judge, dlsd st
Afford. No. JAursdsy pvsHiss iase., z $50
Rsv. HBHhI WAND BncAaa Is making
speeehssin In EssiaAd, on American snairs.
RsAs ADMIRAL SAMUEL DUPorr, late com
msnder-in-ohief Of the South Atlantic blockading
feet, h ON visit 70 New York. D. T. . -
sEcRnrARr CHASE left for Ohio last svsnipsy
whittier he soes 70 exercise > freemans will, ~
Sotin6' EIdEHOIIf 2Et
s. A. Mnnnarz, Of Anne Arundel county was
arrested yesterday, at Baltimore, and asssisnsd
before the military authorities, charged With Dis
LOYALTY. .rIEttNII
. EpwrN BAT, Of Roxbury, Mass, has straw
berry vines with fruit In all stagss Of growth, the
blossom, the srs.a barry, and ~ hny rive ftuit.
red, fragrant, md dslisious. dad e.iIsN 6oii
LIEUT.. JAMS, son of the csisbratsd tnRlish
euthor, q. P.R lanes, has rssignsd shis posikasa
in the volunteer service 70 ar IL sas ~ ss1sAn
in the unitea state. Ensinssrisf cetbs. u vsifA
CAPT. E. q. PARKsR, asslsssnt s1jussns1gSn
eral on the staf of Gen. MArtineais, stti1 tsASips
with that Genersi-the ordsr thAt he rspqst 70 the
commander Of the Department of ths Calf hsstsg
been revoked. 'GJs1l hlos 'noh
JACOB GRiMn, q celebrated German vsiSsr,
who, In conjunction with his late brother Willisn,
has been % long well known, not saiy In Germany,
but throusheat sll Europe, died sspts9hsr 9pth,
At Berlin. after shoit Illness. Hswss bosaien
January Z, 17eo. 90 ', $40, $40, 'hah 'ti
Mr.. VIZ. Il. CARPENTER, editor ofitb Dalfi-
more Daily Ga=eift, appeared At the hesdqusstsrs
OF Gen. Tyles yesterday morning, And yo,antaftiy
surrendered himself to that onhceS. NJ, Carpenter
was subsequsntly released from sustedy apss siv-
ing his parole, . ''Tf s'ht1tN ~. h
MRs. DR. LYDIA HAsBRoUCK, being unrepro-
sented refuses to pay tsxes q wallkiii n. Y. She
WAS ordered to appear on the hlghroad ytth .
shovel to work out the amount, and did 20, >sr-
ing nrs shovel, greatly to the vrsth Of the'au-
thorities, betwssn whom and hsrssn thers sonss-
quen,ly exists stsrrible disturbanss.st lrnGos
REAR ADAIRAL MILNE, Of the British navy,
accompanies By Lord Lyons, paid his rsspests to
Secretary seward this morning Ths hssosable
Secretary then attended Lord Lyons snd ~ Admit.
raj to the Navy Departuent, vhsrs thu Lama was
introduced to the Secretary Of the Navy. sesreAry
welles afterwards presented Admiral NINE - the
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A BKoADwAY GAMBLING Houss BRokN Or.
On Tbursdsy morning, at one o'ciock, ths New
York police made descent upon psomlnsnt
gambling house at sls Brosdwsy, Two -d6ors
from Twelfth street. The money was seized
(sl, OFT 10 bills, and check for $s0s) and all
the gambling apparatus on the premises.
The following is a list of the gaming aPps.
ratus 10 possession Of the police e,n'a, - l.w
faro table, / roulette table, l card table, l
lay out, dealing box, 2 cue boxes, 8 check
racks, lS packs OF cards, set Of faro checks,
sets Of roulette checks, Q Backgammon boards
and checks, boxes and dice, s account books
The checks alone originally cost q, 900. III.
roulette table Is an elegant piece OF workman
ship, and cost $500. ."t L',i'p
The following parties were srsstsdioa7
R. Hamilton Deiderich, proprietor and dealer
Owen johnson, cue-keeper; Chester Roberts
Thomas Yelden, c. p Williams, L. ". Wes
Icy, r. g. Thomas, r. Alexander, j. b. 6chenck
James Dismsnt, and George Barker. jPi 70