Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08
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John A. Foster Judge Advocate, the case Of weis-
enfield o., merchants, doing oasiues. at odeon
Hall on Peuntylyania avenue, was put on tfial.
Philip waiiseh Messr.. Myer waliseh, Julius
Ensle aud Pgtreh popslyn are clerks In the &C.
tabiishment. Philip Nsllsoh End the clerks are
charged with selling r. DDS TO Pardon Worsely and
other blockade runners, 70 be conveyed within the
rebel lines and to be disposed Of to the enemy
Being arraisnsd upon the charge they plead not
Hon Thom.s corwin and VIM. Lilly, Erq, sp-
pared a. council for the defendants.
Psrdon worsley, in behalf Of the Cove, nment,
ties several Zines month, with goods for nio,by's
insion; i M Snowi % The Am % Of We.snaes I CO | At
Qdeon Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, In which
Philip wsllseh u principal psrtnerj knows Philip
lsehs, on Pennsyivsnia avenue, to whom he was
known a Mosby'b sutlerj bought Of him, after.
wards, pair Of buff pantsI aud after he returned
i was ali right that Mosby put them on and
looked extremely well.
wsilsoh told him that he might as well buy the
another pair Of pants for Capt Chapman, Of Mos.
by's bsttslion. He bought goods Afterwards upon
rebel oIdsrsj and also went to wie.enfeld's store
In Baltimorr, where he was told by wallAeh that
he might a. well have bought the goods at hts
store IN Washington, q. he could have sid As
sSss s insw Nm, 10 @ rs mo.sv .u,I.p H. r.7a ns
description OF battle, the hrlt he had seen 10 the
valley, and told them the rebels had esvShs Oae
OF our suffers.
He knew Engle to bs a clerk in the store, never
had any particular conversation with him, knew
Mysr WAll,chI has had conversations with him,
him pay for the goods In Rider Il Wallach's storei
knew Donelyn, the other olerkj askel him about
some goods, when he WIS told that they had not
be filled.
Questiopc a by Mr. Corwin:
Bought for the frat time OF the frm Id A Atigust,
aNRA ne. Al. a.. L- a.
puTesased q Philip wssoS and sent e Dest SUor ea,
70 Rider & &Wallseh's Made, indeed, some man pur.
ehssss In June, but did not te whittier they were
destined. Philip WAllach knew afterwards their
destination, because he saw the goods 10 Rider 4
moun,jsy, and Capt Chapman. Capt. Faiffay; He
Had q eonversstion with him about The goods In
the store. Witne,s wa known to be Mosby's sut-
ier 70. he told him that he carried the 90, d. to
Mso,SSys battalion, and that tho thing was k'ps
Never told any one that he had tho authority OF
e who tS9s
on our side, and suspected that he went through
the iinesI witness told him. and convinced him
Ms lsn ss ss
WALLACE, Johnson L sutton. aud some Others,
and also in Gsorsetowni many hsve not az yet been
Cross-sxamination Of worsley:
kept the fact Of his being . spy secret, and only
Nailseh, after finding out that he was MoIby's
spy, was very anxious to sell poods to him, he
never said to wsllaoh tha. he was constituted by
he buying and deliv eriSg the goods 10 SuoceCd
In acting the spyi he had pass 10 December but
I'll April; he told Cen Augur that Al one time he
winhed 10 take out ladies, Gen. Augufg saw the
bills and knew that he (witneIs) was traaing with
MSsey; Cen. Asgu,'s object was to aicertain the
He had not any dealing with Nyer wslIach II
the last trip, which Was made In September.
solomon Ryder, in behalf nf defence: Knows
Wo' aleyi knows Philip WAllaeh; Introduced Wors-
ley to WalAoh about the middle of August, in his
twitne,sIl store, and told wallssh that WorsleY
wished TO buy goods. Was present at Wiesenfald's
there.
cro,s.ex,n!noi BY Colonel Foster, Did no, hear
Worsley tell wallsoh that the pan which he was
purchasing were for Colonel MoIby. He (witneEs)
kaew that ino pants were for Col. Mosby, because
Advocate several days ago that MHsby's name was
mentioned. Witness 10 a brother Of the Rider OF
the hrm OF Rider WAllLch. He tAw hat and
did not think that Philip Wallaeh knew It.
Mr.. Corsiu moved that a. there was no evil
dsnoe against two OF the parties to convict them,
The court was cleared, and upon reassemtling z
II whs announced that the motion was granted,
and that Justice Ensls aud Patrick Donely were
Julius Ensle was then sworn. Is book keeper
In WAllAch's atorei Mr.. Rider brought Worsley
into the store and introduced him to Waliaoh,
was said about the destination OF the psnts; wit.
ness made out bll Of the goods which Worsley
purchased.
Cfoss-Gx, ,uiued by Judge Advocate-Has been
employ cd for two years BY the Arm; receives about
5000; has seen Worslsy three or four timssj was
present the frat time that Worsley purchased
goods he bought trimmings, gold cloth.
Nathan Darling, eaptAin OF police 1T the Capitol
testified that he knew Philip W allsch, and knew
The case was then suhmittsd to the court
- IN Addtton TO the counsel above mentioned
ss employ ed by the Defendants, are sx-Gov. ThoH'
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DIVORCES GRANrKD.-Elias Oliver was ad.
Judged BY the District supreme Court a. entitled
to judgment Of divorce from the bonds of matri.
she commIttfd adultery with a man named New
kirk, at . house OF prostitution on New York ave
nu', between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. A
decree was therefore granted.
A decree Of divorce ptneulo nairimonii was alSo
granted TO Mary A. Hatfield from her husband Jn0
A hs.sd su the spSCT%nS$ q sdultSIy She Wa wa.
him one week In this city, when he deserted her
M. Thompson, Eiq was solicitor for the com
A MAN sTABBED.-Last night about half past
nlne, thrSe sailors belonging to the schooner har-
vat, named James kingslow, Richsrd Hunt, and
samuel Hunt, weTeAttaoked by four other sailors
two Of them white and two black, on Fourteenth
! street, near the csnal. A general row ensusd, In
Wnich bhniuel hunt was btADDed In three dlneren
places. He was taken to the Fifth precinct sta
hon-house and properly cared for. This morninl
he was conveyed to the schooner.
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THH DRATT.-The following cases were dis
posed OF to-day by the Board OF Enrolment:
| F1d Sub rid.-Lewis Bailey, accepted; 8. p
HAn.eom, physical disability; Robert Brown, ac
fown SuS-D:,iria-o. X. Harris, physical dlsA
bility.
TtoeLfh Sub DisiritL--John Bfinkey, Geo. Hinson
Lewis Bailey, N. Day, Aaron Tucker, accepted
Phil Jumper, oot, MoulIer, phybieal disability.
STEALING RTA FLoUR.-Wm. b. Bowey AM
Juison BOwey were are sted by Sergeant johnson
| Yesterday, on the charge Of stealing four barrel
| OF rye -four from Charles y. Behrens. They wer
committed to jail for court by Justice Thompson
CLRELKss HoUsHKEEPBRs.-About twelv
| O'Clock last night, PhtTolmAn Maxwell, while 20
| ing his rounds, found the door OF house on tn
| corner OF Eighth and L streets open. Tho office
had the door properly secured.
A BEHEEIT for the P. Z. Mission Chapel will
commence this afternoon at Yigilant Hall, Hig
street, below Bridge, Georgetown. II will be
grand sifair Aud well worthy the patronage OF
generous public.
To CoHoRHssNEE AND OTHERs.-A printe
desires TO obtain some writing, copying, or As a