Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A TEN-PN STRIKB.-A German servant,
named Nina Richter, who has been living with
Herr Rosenberg, on Fifth street, near X, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon, by oticer Howard, on
he charge Of malicious mischief. She had been
discharged by her employer, and, after her trunk
seized colossal jar which she hurled at the table
around which wege sitting Madame Rosenberg and
children. She sAvered every dish on the table TO
au extent pAAt remedy, and SO startled the diners
that the forks fell from their hands and the
viciuals from their mouths. She made ten-pin
shocking every dish on the table and every perbon
around It she bid goodbye to Herr Rosenberg with
her hnger-nails-wi these and nothing more
She was taken, when arrested, before Justice Gi'
berson, who committed her to jail for court.
DARING BURGLAnY.-The stable of r. B.
Hughes, on Twelfth sire I, Island, between and
e, was entered last night by burglars, and horse,
saddle, and bridle, aud a set OF silver-mo united
harness, stolen therefTom. The burglars scaled
the fence and entered the door, which opened into
the yard. II was very daring act, because . lot
OF government wagons are stationed near BY,
which are guarded nightly by wAtohman' who u
supposed TO belong to me va tsS. sss done Se.
fore your waksful eyesi
COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIroL.-Surgeons
D,vd @ RAmseur, Iith N. c. inf yohn M. Covert,
SD N C.. and w. Il. Barnes, a6th Va: int Chap.
ain Robt. +. EvanI, 4th Cal Steward "; y. Burn
and priyates W. A M'rtin; Co A, 46th N. c. INF.
w & Nicholson, Co Il, sd Ala; John L. Farley,
Co. Ia 4bth NJ e, lnf., anu heuFy =,
| CO. A. 92d N. c., we're arrested on Wednesday and
committed to the Old Capitol, to be held for the
| oommissaTy general OF prisoners.
LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-Michael Riley, fol
selling liquor to soldiers, was arrested by oticel
| Mulloy, Sf the county, and fined $40 by Justice
| Ferguson. We seldom have occasion TO chronicle
arrests for similar offences, which used 80 be 90
Geauent. 1t only indicates the vigilance exercised
| by the police and military authorities In the en-
forcement OF the law.
RT-MARTIALRD.-First Lieut.. y. W. Gull
ford, lGt Massachusetts artillery Privates Owen
| Gtlroy, IIt Maryland volunteers, and J. W. Wei
ligton 7th PennBy lyAnia reserves, were sent from
provost marshal general, under sentence Of gen
| eTAl OurI-mArtiAl, and were this morning com
mltted to the Old Cap ltol.
|
REBEL DBsERTRRs.-Thrteen rebel deserter
| arrived this morning from near Petersburg, and
upon taking the oath OF allegiance to the Unitet
States Government, were released to be sent North
GEoRGBTowN PORT CLBARANCBs.-For Balti
timore, the following vessels, Kodger HolmeI
spinner, and A. w. ThompBoni for 81: MAry'i
George Washington, II, Ami for SALISBURY IN
TrOplei for PkilAdelphiA, Ann CAtletoni lot SIAe
Bay, VIM. $, Lord and the Western seal Ior NeL
York, Sea Dlrdj for Fort Warrington, o. H. L
smoOti for Cedar Point, American Flag
REPRESENTATIVES, REoRUITs.-PArties wish
| ing to be repre- ented ia the army, under the Pre-
| ost Marshal Generals orders on that subjec
ay obtain recruits at cost by applying TO Mr, 4
oily, e09 New Jersey avenue