Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01
AL NEWS.

AL NEW ..
lsw or CoLoRsD TRooPs.-Camp
SterdAy afternoon the scene ofa grsst
sueut smopg the nsa Of the eolored
here stattosed, owing 70 the fact having
kaown that the regiment va 70 % ~
6y Major General siiss Casey me riesi
the Board for the sxaminsa.n o. om0eI
ored resimeuts. Punstuai to the hour set
elock, the resiment was drawn up In line be-
Colonel Fellows. They numbered about 800
en-. divided into nine companies. After going
hroosh Inc manual the General made his appear
nee and was received with presented arms, the
)hne band Of the rourteenth New Hampshire regi-
uent playing Hall to the thicf." The troops
were then wheeled Into line by companies and pre-
ceded by the band marched In review before Gen.
Casey, who, after reviewing them, tried them
some ON drill himself, upon the conclusion OF
which he expressed himself greatly pleased and
coupIimented the men on their neat and solderly
appearance.
The REGIMENT 10 now nearly full, having, as we
said before, over eight hundred men. Col. Fellows
expects soon 10 receive marching orders, which
will probably be to Morris Island, where the frat
company Of his regiment 10 stationed. A very
large number Of spectators were present yesterday,
although no public announcement had been made.
Among tho quests we noticed Col Wilson, Of the
Fourteenth New Hampshire volunteers, now sta
TONED In this city. Tho Colonel seoms to take
great interest In this regiment and yesterday very
kindly loaned his band for the review, and also
sometime since ordered the fife and drum majorso Of
the Fourteenth TO report 10 Col Fellows to assist
In forming drum corps for the colorcd troops.
They have succeeded In forming from the raw ma
tsrial q drum corps OF negroes which will with
practice become . most excellent one. Alter re-
view dress parade WAS had and the troops dis
missed, and the spectators left, all doubt satis-
fed that the Second U. s. colorcd troops, with COL
4 Fellows at their head, will make good report.
BOARD OF ENRoLxsSr-Te End Of nc Chap
fer.-The following cases were disposed Of ycster-
day afternoon by the Board Of Enrolment. Al six
O'Clock the Board closed It's labors, and will not
meet again at the CITY Hall. Capt Scheetz has re-
moved 10 his old headquarters at the corner Of
Fourteenth street and New York avenue, from
whence swarm Of detectives will be sent out to
arrest - dcscrtcrs drafted persons who failed to
appear before the Board as required by law.
George W. Stone, paid commutlonj Joseph Gull
: var, disability Benjamin Carter, only son oi a
widow; George y. Combs, paid computation; Au.
a:sIv :ervcspiJ SppJJH j. Hewitt, death; Vim. Gnidnoad,
disability; Augustus Nichols, stephen L. kearney,
nov in seivi.e; VIM. Gordon, only son Of widow;
Henry A. Hardy, Salvatore Pctrola, now In scrvic,
e. N. Nesmith, erroneously enroled; John Clark,
.si Mrop PuiSs s.I I"S
s%,, 'fse fieree Albert md
coiored, accepted; Albert II: Lewis, Joseph Miller,
Wees William B. Carroll, H. C. sholes' s4I., Samuel
A Brown, NJ. Walsh, 4. S. hheii, now % seryicei
man % Van n Ness; Elijah Chsmberlsin, sseepted
WIN. s. Wilder, q. =. LOCKER: Samuel W. Taylor,
John p. Ramsay, samuel x Cuyerwell, paid com.
Price, coiorcd, accepted; Hugh Philips. disability
Charles warthen, erroneously enrolled; James n.
over age; George Ware, coiored. furnished substi.
tute, Augustus Z. Hawkins; william NcEihaney,
J. W. Cismpit, paid communication; Alfred Delan,
In service I'd March; CHARLES II. Campbell, disabil
Turner, furnished substitute, William l.. Bradford
Alfred robbins, paid communication; Godfrey Hani'
bal, colored, accepted.
HANDSOME JoB.-Patrolman Lynch, ol
tho Fourth ward, night before last, "slut thu
eye" Of . "cracksman In handsome style. HI
had seen suspicious looking Individual lurkint
about, and had heard intimations that he was
/. burglar, and Lynch At once decided to attempt t.
60 Into partncrship with him. To this end h'
doffed his uniform, hunted up the suspicious indi
vidual and commenced = professional" c"nver
sation with him. The "kid" stumbled" at tn
dtst pass and the two at once became "pals" Tn
burglar had . number of keys, and they entered
shop kept by MIR. Connor, on New Jersey avenue
near 4 street. The bogus burglar afterwards sal
that he felt very much like thief while In there
but his duty ms = faithful officer sustained him Il
the character he had assumed. When they lei
that "crib," the genuine thiei proposed to rob tw
soldies who were stopping At the house Of Murtag
Gcary. Lynch thought he had evidence sufficient
and was growing weary oil the dDagreeable charas
ter he had assumed, and gave the sign.l for hi
own arrest with that Of his victim. Yestcrda
morning MAR was much asionished at seeing hi
quandom pal In full police uniform. lie was sen
to jail, from whence II is 10 be hoped he will b
sent 10 the pcnitentiary.
ARREST OF McCAULEY, alias JACK sHEI
nERD-on Monday night last, Mr.. Marccllu
Hoffman was robbed of three hundred and tbirt
dollars In Treasury notes from the residence Of h
mother-in-law, Mrs. Pomeroy's, on Twenty.secon
street, between G and II streets. His trunk wa
taken from his room and WAS the next day ioun
near the hsy yard, but a short distance from u
ONCE Of MIR. Hoffman.
The matter was reported to the Metropol'ta
detective corps, and Mcssrs. McDcvitt and Donal
son arrested George F. McCauley, a young ma
from Fredericksburg, Va. Not knowing McDevit
McCauley " showed" S26i Of the money to him,
prevent its being found on his person by Il
dreaded detectives. He was very much surprise
to hnd that he had fallen into the lions Jaw
on the Island. Tho thief WAS committed to ja
lie 10 known among his associates as "Jack She
perd," because OF his passionate admiration Of thu
character.
COURT MARTIAL OF WILLIAM I. SMITHsol
THE BARKER.-The Military Commission Of whi'
Major General Anger was President has been ai
solved, and the same members constituted into
Court Martial Yesterday, Mr.. VIM. I. smithso
the banker, was brought before the court from Il
Old Capitol, where he has been imprisoned 4
several months. It Is understood that MIR. smit
son will be court-martialed, although tho case W
temporarily postponed.
LIQUOR SELLERS FINED.-Justice Fergust
did good business for the Corporation this NOR
Ing and yesterday, as will appear from the folio
ing list, each OF which he lined the regular sum
$40 dollars for selling liquor to soldiers: Ma
Born, James Mahony, Louisa COnnor, CsthcIi
. OConnell, Cornelius Leahey, Ann J. Hagcrty, Il
ale Sultan. These parties were all arrested at Il
depot.
FAST RIDING.--J. p. Hcnchen, a cavalryma
was yesterday arrested by one Of the videttes, al
toned on the Avenue for the arrest OF parties WI
are riding at furious pace. Henchcn was dol
this, and Capt. Merritt, for punishment, ordered
stream OF lushing Potomac to be brought In CO