Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

ORPHANS Co URT-Judge Purceil.-The fol-
lowing business occupied the attention Of the 6ourt
yesterday:
The viii Of the late Joseph Bryan, of Alabama,
was partially proved. II bequeaths sil,2oo to
two young lady friends Of this city, and the resi-
due OF his estate to his father, and nominstes II.
II. Cummings ~ his executor.
Mrs. Ann Edgar's will was also partially proved.
she nominates George W. RiGys and Dr.. Thomas
Miller % her executors, who TO sot - trustees
Of her property, the proceeds OF which shall 90 to
her grandchildren.
The will Of Mrs. susan Worthington, which be-
queaths her property to her relatives, and nomi-
mates Presley W. Dorsey her executor, WAS proved,
and letters were issued to the executor.
Charles 7. Hawkins obtained letters Of adminis-
tration on the estate Of John Hawkins and let
tiers Of guardianship were issued TO George Page,
guardian to Laura +. Paynter, and Joseph Pander
to the orphan OF Abraham Dempf
METROPOLITAN PoLICE REPoRTs.-Precinct
No. 2.-DAniel Merhlins and Charles Bradley, Sc
curity to keep the peace.
Precinct No. 4.-Niary shay, drunk and disordsrly;
Ellen Smith, vagrancy; Virgibia Smith, disorder
iy; Michael Fesley, drunk and disorderly-all sent
to the workhouse.
Precincf No. b.-Adsm Young, violating corpora
tlon ordinance; hned $40 6s-appealed to court.
Mary Ciagett, profanity; fined si.6s John Smith,
drunk; fined sI6s. Eliza Lucas, street walker;
fined SiN. L. M. Roach, drunk; fined q 50. Kate
Robbins, street walker; hned s26o. Larry Nor
ton, drunk fined u. Warren Martin, drunk;
fined %.
Pyecdnei No s.-Phllip Miller, bound over to keep
the peace. George King, disorderly; hned u. A.
p. Tonnctt, fast driving; hned $500. Mary Cole,
drunk In market; workhouse for sixty days.
Precinct No. TWIN. Costell, charge Of descrtion;
turned over to the military. Sarah Hsskins, as.
saut and battery sent to Jail for court. David
pillin, haekman, on charge Of swindling turned
over to the military. Prooperi Coils, violating
corporstion law ! further hearing before Justice
Ferguson. Sarah Haskins, throwing stones fined
sa6s.
Precinct No. s.-Thoma. Cross, disordsriy nnsd
>2sL
rreeina No. Io.-wIlism Armstrong and sussn
Anderson, disorderly fined sssh eLss.s .u z
DEATHS or soLpIERs.-T'he following deaths
Of soldiers were reported up 10 this moraing, at
tho office Of Captain Hartz: Edward Baker, 9Th
U. g. cav; John Flarety, I'd Mass. cav; JohR Bed.
ger, l7th Pa, wm. MeCue, 18th N. y. art; Geo.
W. Herrick, 10th N. Y. art; Wu. Van OstrAnd,
10th N. y. eav.i samuel May, itsth Pa. Vol, John
B. Holland, conseript. Michael Hook, ID N. Y.
art; WIN. W. Brown, lS6th Pa. Vol Lewis Hart,
10th N. Y. art; Reuben Hfsiuger, lst Del.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToI.-C Captain
Todd yesterday made the following commitments
to the Old Capitol: VIM. Moore and VIM. Bryant,
charged with disloyslty. W. Anderson, 9th La.
cay; James Cullen, Danl Kelly, and 7. D. Aoter-
man, prisoners OF war. John Curran and Edw.
hewitt, deserters from 18th Is. regiment. James
Rsbey, co. !, 6ist Va inf, u convslescent from
Eruptive Fever Hospital.
HOUSES CLosRD.-The patrol under COM
uspa OF Lieut.. Smith, who IL acting under orders
from Capt. johnson, Is doing good duty In closing
up some Of the low dens that Infest this CITY, Last
night low whisky den at Sixth street wharf was
closed and the proprietor allowed hours
to remove his liquor. Another Grill" on Twenty
third street, between II sRd ], was served In the
same manner.
A COMPANION FOR BELLE BoYp.-Miss Ida
Wright was sent up from Alexandria, as danger.
Gus character. Dy some subteriugs she succeeded
In crossing our lines, and got into Alexandria.
She 10 charged with giving information to the
enemy, by corresponding with her brother, who 10
. soldier In the rebel army. Capt. Todd committed
her to the Old Capitol.
CoNscRIPT pEAR.-John b. Holland, one Of
the conscripts from this city, died yesterday at
Mason's Island, where he was sent . day or two
ago. His body was thi, morning buried by the
Quartermaster's Department.