Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
:. ,LOCAL NEWS.

of Aiiegtnco 70 The united siates, IN oonformy 70
7ths.ust u cdnsrcsa, aftsr vhish 4neEe llsher
srfed M srtua irry n ne usr.l aels be-, sad %
e,aqnsat manner. a, ab.isast o. iEhich Niii % "
: AfIsf sfSssIlurths oNjsoa for whish urAnd juriss
wee lnstltaltd JUDGE Fiaher HAid. as IN Enelnnd
tha hon eonposinx ths grand jury must be chosen
hon The King's 1lese people, 80 In this country
thsy should AlWhypb be men whose hdelity and 10Y.
altyto The Government OF the United btateA A'ai'o
uniuippashed and unuuspeoted. re-
me duty Of aileelance 70 the Coverhmsnt Of the
un,on ns,t 70 that Of obedience TO his Cod, Ia the
hfeheut ana holest obligation which car rest upon
Che citizen Of the United stntese II is paramount
70 any and every other humau authority whatso-
ever, and tho man who IL base enough 70 repudiAte
that poIsmn Obligation to the aovereisnty whose
protection he eEjoyl, can hardly be expectef 70
Il LdIsehargs with Hdeity those lesser duties when
Re owes 70 his fslloW-men. ~.
- After referring to the nature Of the duties de-
volvipE upop grand juries, Judge Y. said
a lcriminal oiFsneei are diyiaed iato three gen
s.sS. iss Is 1S9SS and tSTa
siSos tss seeond general head Of Oences
nimgroua ciass the ehief Of which 10 treason, and
to this mosl helnons and aecuri ed crime deem Il
nv a1ieNn and Imperative duty TO invoke your
iaosf - meat and ssduloua attention our Feueral
I, cohatitutlon provides for the puniHhmeht Of
sHat sHa1t a time ike the present, when our Govern
rnant is eyeTywhe hemmed round with villainy-
when n ,ha.s s srs sitora and Spss
evea nittlng under the droppings Of me saefea
sape,nary Of the eoysIpms y dS d dasyS whiSh ,ss,1
country 20 make kni wn, In the proper quarter
any information which may come 70 his or her
knowledre tendfRq to lead TO the discovery oI al-
tors asTssson-m -moSgors, and sympsthiEsra In our
"as is not true man who can even IG'Ps1ss sS;
uafng every effort In his power to confirm OF 70
Ss Ina, ansntsi IN the oonvioton q iha. ieed or
brothof for the duty Of the true patriot rises aDo
sosiaI rsiStions OF the Ties OF oonsAngulnity.
impiore you, then a. yop wou,a ueshl I'M
end The horESs q inis sssiIa ne be-. and
miidest government ever established among men
let me lmplore you, gentlemen, eaeh and al, III ~
iorm your duty me men worthy Of your reyolH.
W1nafy ancedtfy. There IL not = day that We DO
sxs1 nan Tsr.Fd Il as his special duty 10 dis.
cover who they are and 20 orins 'heih '" Pu"i'i'
. After tnentloninE the crimes OF the third class,
aEalpst the persons and property Of individuals,
and defining them, he refers TO the gambling and
abAwdy houAesi In this city, as follows;
iG'qThis city; gentlemen, IL ought not 70 be dis,
Ruiksd has The reputation both a home and abroad
noe vi ssran4s ~6lnsn Whose housss are TIE wSI
10 hell, going down 70 the ehempen O. dcath
Ting n sHsai n9s e. 70 % r az Il
toszeroise thatpcyei. nyoIshaliss 80 "%s @
uSssFsiss By strifias Il oas sr two IOH-S,i "a
sioouS OF SIN Asd crime, and, there stop. l. our
moral nonstsrS in our aids,, where wealth and
tmehstEicious display arc constantly Ailurins the
sS I, 1na T. IN tss.s higher "a and more fsshiossSs
haunt. Of vice that our young men usually rsesys e
thslr rst Lessons in vice and in@Tsa io u u
Ss worth ssyihE tha. they hsqusnt the low sinks
- ofiniquity." f'''- 20. Ht.' asa.r E'ai'-
In cone usIon, Judge '. said:
Jsaa trust pantlemen, that you will enter upon
-yonr iabors with the detsraiinAtlon TO leave un.
done nothing Of yqur duty touehtng me pssa.sn. IN
sys 20 ysSs SSS e THSs sSG y n ySS
-oonStitute % respeotsbie aad importanta part
IbSiiSvS such u yosr dstsrnin.tlen, and q e ny
RSERo.sto I'D yStS' 20 the Oe''Oi my A0l''S IN
, Aiter the grand jury had retired to their rooml
and the o. fof allegishse had been Sdmlnistefed
thls moTninE 4 aiier which number ,Of eAHeh were
81 ior tIial his SPoFnins. 5s GIg.rs -
DsTnIoT RuPnnrH CoURT.7-Ths motion for
answ triAi ii the case OF Ge6tLe y, nnnnett, was
Yesterday gtshfed BY the court 1ftil be femem'
Hared that Befnea was oonVieted OF assault and
battery with intent 10 kill Enoch Weird. Jos. II
IFadley, Esq was counsel for the defendsnt'
Bokap or CoMMoN ooUNoIL.-The Board mel
at the usual hour, and was called to order BY MIR
R.T. Knight. ".+ .-.
The following members were present: MeSSrs
Garfield, Fonansbes, Furguson, Knight, Miehae
LArpsr, MeCAthron, Noyss, Peake, and Ruff.
Mr. knight suggested that, as there was no quo
rum prssent, he would move that the Board Ad
Journ TO next Monday night at7IS O'Clock.
The motion was Agreed to. .. ..f.....-...
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REAL RBTATE SLLEs.-Sold by J. c. McGuir'
L Co,last Saturday, the vacant lot, corner C AM
Eleventh streets, Navy Yard, No. II, Square Sso
a eents q foot, to Thomas ThuysmSn.
Also, yesterday, lot ., square SI2, on Eleventh
street between and l. for 90 cents foot, to Benz
Williamson. &c.
Also, on last Fridsy, the eastern part Of lot 4
0auAre T2s, on East Capitol street between Firu
and Second streets, to N. Pehlen, for IL cents Tn
western half of same lot, to VIM fridge, for L
cents. rL---- go. 70
IJuoN LRAGUR.-Gov. Boutwell,, Of Massa
chuIetts, will deliver an address at the Nationh
Union League Headquarters, 4sI Ninth street, thi
CTuesday) evening, at 8 O'Clock m. Stranger
In the city, and the public, including the ladies
are Invited to be present.
A CASE OF MANIA PoTU.-About O'clocl
this morning onieeTs Green, sammei, and Petit
ofths Fifth precinct, took man to the Static
House, who was lAborIng under the effects of ma
MIA potu. He boards on New York Avenue b'
tween sixth and seventh streets, and iS name
Richard Devin. He had severely cut his foot wit
an axe Oicer Grant kept the man till 1850 o'cloel
when his friends called for him and took him away
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsE.-Wm. II. Harmon
IIsth Pa, drunk and disoTderly. Joseph Ken
seotts 900, Capt. Levi Goodwin, eth N. Y cav
Edw'd p. White, 10th MAinei Joseph d COT, II
RLAFt James Courtney, A2d N VI Jas, Donne!
18th N. Y, Peter DuSen, list Miehj Z. II. CArpsI
Ter, nth Conn.j Timothy Crowley, 67th N. Y
Thomas stewart, 9Th Mel and John Sailor, l6'
Pa, were all arrested for having no passes,
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SUPPOSED GARRoTERs.-Tho following cit
aenu were arrested by Capt Johnson, and connnF
in the Central guard house They were four
SlssplnE In the Smithsonian grounds, and are Su
noSed TO be Earrotersi John White, Richard Lyon
james MArviS, eolored, Lewis Venatte, VIM. Be
son, Edward Wilson, Henry MAley, and Joi
Rurley.
DEATHS or soLpEBs.-The following we