Daily national Republican., 1863-09-25

BOARD OF ENROLMENT.-A numDer were
exempted by paying the ssoo communication,
amounting in all to ss,o,o. Here Is list of the
cases disposed Of:
Eilio I, ply steal disability Philip J. McHenfy,
furnished substitute, william Johnson william
Young. only son Of widow lanes "a a. .C, Ca,hono'
jamia Diwdsn, ditto Waiter 4 Nirhoison, ditto,
iS.sp haley iurni,hea saSoS 1s, T%,s
Gray, cold, aceeptedj J. n. Burroughs, paid COM
mutationJ 'homss Z. MeCebe, paid com@ntation;
FRANK Grey, iuroished substitute, Joseph ierk.
essery Joseph Chri holm, alcnj Grafton Johnsoo,
eolored, accepteIl lhom.s Dopghsrty, aiieni s,i
ability; Alex Ross, over sse; stephen CLARK tsol.
ored), secepted, II. h. Garfield, paid commntaiion;
VIM NJ Davis paid Communications JAmss ,,;.a RankiS,
{ mmutatlon ! Jacob slater, paid communication
James II. Butcb, paid commutntionl John Meaue;
FURNISHED substitute frsIer,ss rna seman ,hinS. u
ton, tcol'dl accepted; George shuehatt, alien; MN
A: smith, Jas. Waie., Frank, A. Miller, disability;
disability; John collins, paid commu aionj RoUeri
Cook, only son Of widow liable; Charles NONE, ei.
roneousiy enrolledj Randolph Birch, over ass;
communication, William sorrcll paid Communication;
John Jackson, disability Andrew J. Bradley, John
q. Thompson, Lewis kurts, Chas' Anderson, palu
commutationj James y. Clements, only son oi IN
firm parents. .....
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-This court reassemDled al
10 O'Clock this morning WIN. Klinamsn appear
ed before the court and enter. into Iecogn'ssncc
In the sum Of scco to appear before the Criminal to
answer the charge Of the United ststes against
him. This 10 the case OF the detective mentioned
in the first edition Of the REPUBLICAN.
Peter Foster, charged with gfand larceny, was
convicted of petit larceny, and tcntenced to four
days' inprisonment In the county jail. The sem
tence was made light It IL understood, because the
prisoner has already been incarcerated several
months ........ ...
In the case Of Joreph Powers, soldier, the jury
were not able to agree, and nolie pros. was en-
teied y the District Attorney.
The Deputy Marsi,sl returned the following per.
sons 10 serve a. grand urorA In place Of those ex
czsed by the Court: Chsuncey Bestor, John W.
Mead, R. Arnold, John P. Pepper, II. 1horne, Jona-
tn IN Prout, VIM. Engan, and Francis NOLAN.
NOT FAIR FIGHr.-Pster Kennedy, Edward
Nesgher, and Michael Mangau, three hackdrivcrs
whilst drinking and carousing yesterday, about
o clock, in . bqxor shop on the corner Of and
a-half streets, Island committed brutal
assault on . soldier named james Quinn, mem
Der OF company =, Twenty-seventh Pennsylvania
volunteers, (which Company IL stationed at the ar
senal,) because he would not join their bucchanal-
a.
rested the hackdrivers and took them to the Tenth
precinct station house, where Justice Boswell re-
quiied them to give security for court Edward
Msayher was turned over to one OF Col Bakers
detectives, and committed to the Central Guard
house on the chsrge OF using disloyal language,
and on the suspicion Of being . member Of the
rebel army. He exhibited great sympathy for the
rebels, and expressed an earnest hope for their
success.
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HOUSES CLosEp.-The following named pro-
prietors Of low rum mills were ordered to close
their places Of business by Capt. johnson. The
liquor found on the premises was conuscated and
poured into the street: Johanna sullivan, ori.
ginally Mary Geyhan, Fifth street, between N and
half and Fourteenth, Mrs. Lang, sixth street, be.
tween and G, Mrs. King, sixth street, between +
and @, Mrs. Donsvan, Goat Alley.
CAPT. JoussoN RELIEvED.-We learn that
40 order has been issued relieving Captain John
d. Johnson Chief Of the military detectives In the
service Of captain Todd, and ordering him to re-
port to his regiment, the 10th New Jersey. The
same order relieves Lieut.. Whiteside, of the 9Th
caralry, and private Roth, of the 10th New Jersey
CoURT MARTIAL OF LIEUT.. Col. RuFP.--The
trial Of Lieut.. Col. Ruff was commenced this morn
log before Gen. slough's court martial Col. Rush
was before the court and was examined at great
length. There were about twenty-five witnesses
In attendance from Philadelphia. q"
GRAND LARCENY.-Sarah Farringtsn,a u col.
oIed woman, living In the notorious lighting alley
on the Island, stole $52 from soldier named Hugh
shipley, who was In her house. She was arrested
by ofiicer Gessford, and required by Justice Bos-
well to give security for a hearing to morrow at
O'Clock.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-Wm. A.
Bright shot dog belonging to John Il. Elvans.
The dog bit nephew Of Bright on last Monday.
Mr.. Elyans had Bright arrested by Oticer CARAT