Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-29
LOCAL NEWS

North, The New York state Aren't, and Of his AID,
upon the charge Of iorgng soidier.' ballots, was
mission OF which Mai. 0en. D. ubledsy 10 PresiI
dent Nd Col. John A. Foater Judge Advooatel 10
the ssr X. sroIsd ,sa. ss
had been in olcse oonhnemsnt sincn the 1Tih OF
oatober--nore thsn . penod Of SIXTY d.ys-a.d
discharge, by virtue OF tho seth sseiion of the Ast
Of Coosfsss psssed March 0, iss,, entitled An act
ISr .nrolns 2, and ealing = out the n.on.l aoscs
GUS trial TO the limit of SIXTY days. T5ia-sd eiIh
The deliberatoa OF the onurt In regafd 30 this
eounsei, and by the consent Of The Judle Advo-
cate, who waived his objections"
MI, MsPhers n, counsel for the defendant,
srnor OF New York. ~, ..T =, .,--'I -, T-,i,.
Rev A. D. GILLETTE, IN bshalf OF dsfsnso, sworn,
Ihirieenth street B,ptisf church for one wear.
Resided formerly 10 Nes York. Has known Mar.
win N. Jopes one Of the defendants, for period ef
sssocis,ions with the edarsuonI and religious
interests Of New York would warrant the eiief
that he YVES a good and enc. ilsnt man. H. has
seen him upon m AVERAGE once year during the
period Of t~ enty-hve years. He lived part Of hat
lime in Philadephia, but would visit Utica, where
MsjoT cssriss sssoiehsld swo,n fnr defence.
Il q resident oft'is city, and In ths P.ymasteria
sery 90; formerly lived Sssr Uho'y hiss known N.
M lone. for tesn years. his eharAetsr was goodi
EsnTy Dane, formerly resided in udos, and
has known Jones tyer twenty ysars; reputs-
NJ. tcbwsriI svorn--Is in Major Robortsun,s
raypa.isl's ofiiee IL nj. ely has knowa
he can remember, Mr.. Cohn's reputation is good,
| his eharAoter wnb never quesiionedf II f1r 7.1I
Richard U. sneIman, s-orn; 70 assistant clerk
h.s know Jonss for % yeArsj vas formerly an
| editor of paper In U:iss, " aequsntsd with the
general character O. MT: Jon..i It 10 goods never
The e1se was postpousd thl Tomorrow at n
| o,soek. t.. ..'.r ID .',-rIg a. raj al
GERMAN RELIEr AssocrArIos.--Ana ad-
Journsa meeting Of this society took place last
| evening, IN eefmsnia Hall, Eleventh strsst The
non s .sn,sor .ne va ansn np n oeosae
| revised constitution. We seld m have heard more
earnest debstcs--speskers more interested 10 The
Cohen, and others, eontendtd that ths labors o
| the as.oeisuon shou'd BE- extend slso to dis.
as sSS,s. saa ,s ss yys And
oistioR be requi ed'to mske monthly oeutribu-
ttonj And that tho number OF the executive COM
nittes he reduced to ten members, including only
These being ,hc main points OF the new or re-
vlsed eon.t tuition, these gentlemen vesy sbiy
schmidt, Mailing aus, waldecker, Magic, Kia-
mao and others, .spoused the cause oil tbs old
conshtu ioa. which Limit, the operations Of the
quires no stated contribution, and h,s an cxecu.
tive co msttee of Eurseen memoeu, embraoinE
1 elBnt vice pfeoluenb hftef D most OF pr1vllegod
questions poiLtI OF order, &c, on m 1ti n Of Mr.
| kreidel q vote was taken upon tho adoption OF
ihs new constitution and decided ID ihe negative.
| Mr.. WAldeeker then made n motion to ooilAte
the old statutss and have them read as q whole At
the next meeting. To do this o committss was
! appointed consisting OF Mes n, kreidel sehmid,
Ths Prssidsnt therupon gave no'ieo tii,t next
Wednt sdAy event 8, Jan. b, Tho regular quarter
ard thst he respectfully dscliped . TO eeleotiooj
that no observed y ith much pleasure tbs revived
ntetest msnifs.ted Of late in The Association, and
| fhatit was but dus 20 tho majority Of the Also-
eiAto that the tenents OF their old eonstitu ION,
which h, d just been rsitirncd ard limited their
should be strictly adhered to; that he was not the
man TO do thisj tha. his heart fofbid him 70 re-
fuse the needy and helpless disshArg.d soldisr or
oety, representing ,hs well-xnovn ilberality .and
charity OF Ger aus In general, he could not reject
sH. ss
ways take Lively interest In the Asso oeiator but
that under xistins oiroumstances, hs felt himself
presiding Officer, and therefore gave this timely
notice oi The faot that more suitable person fol
The position than him,ef be seitetea for tha,
tho rroviaions Of its statutes than It wouli b
possible for him to do. 40 l.t' .pA. 30 ! d
the subj Ct ef ths PROPOSED JssrmsiEt and Z carni %
val until the neat meeting, Aud II was 30 made th,
special order. iuneds,sly AFTER the election Of Of
We commend the Interest manifested By ou
German fellow.eltizsns In the good go X Of sldinI
our SOLDIER. and Ssspite n al s.s,s :, 70 The con
the widow or orphan, will bo refused, when the
AppeAl to the pobleness oil y German heart. 'llL
NAVY YARD AFrAIRs.-The gunboat saco
LieuteBant Commander WalksT, arrived OF Gels
!. tourth.ei. q vessel and Vas built Il tbs 30,
The body Of Acting Master W. Il. smith, CON
= msnder OF lhe ill-iAttd steAmsr Tulip, which ef
ploded sumo time ago of Ragged Po.ni, was .sso
dephla for inteImsht. The dy had fioAted dow
4 ih en- nj es from ths int whore the disaster oS
eurrtd, and was found near 81 Mary river. Whe
tho body was found tho pant were OF, and O.
leg hroktn u was idsntified BY the sniudel
straps and By bis wife,s Iing, which was I'm q
n also been recovered Hl tRa-'2 f.1Ai
0 UNITED STATES SUPREME CoURI, Wsdnesdds
Dec. 2s NO So Is.ae Cook q al, plsintifs, .
A error, VS. The United states. The motion to |
. mias this cause was arg cd By Mr., Attorney Ger
, eral Speed, suhnit'ed on the me. rs on printe
, error, and by Mr. Attorney CO sral speed, for tn
y efendant IA error, Z. S.-..-..-. ..I.r It#
a.,n.s Merrill Ps a. tSs t.ss Il soS COY.
Il the United states for the Northern Dntfict q
|, nlinoia. The plain lh in error hayins been thre
, this writ OF w4s dlsmissed with costs, unde
J. the rixtesnth rule Of the court. -.,..... !.
Ne; IS Sosspi ,S RloIeniiSs plaintiff ~ sTiS
U by Mr. hierriman for the def ndAnt Ia error, an
u submitted On printed nrgumentby Mr. GrImsba a.
o for tho Mai UHln error ..r. T.. y .g......a
Il No. 80, Richard GTtgg ct al plaintifis In errC
W. ROrert FOrsyihe. This ozuss was argued y
. hIr. Bnllancs for the plaintiffs In error. ON.
AdjouTnsd TIL Thursday at II O'Clock! so a-ln.
ACCESSORY TO MURpER. - This mornin
VIM, II Cos wAa tried before Justice Boswell,
1, the police headquarters on Tenth street, on n
ohA ge of being an hceessory3 TO the murder
3 Cassen. DR.. Almond, who vas shot on monda
10 H. Tnoon on tho corner OF Second and y stree
y psi witHess In the case, saw Cox at the time
Z | was n0urshlng billet aud was In company VII
70 the mau wFo fired the fatal shot. Cox was cor
n mitted to jail Tor n further hsATlDg, and EdEAl
Cation the father OF the wltnesa gave bail for VI
l. appearance Ot hts I0n wherever required. t
LARoENIRs.-Last night James Miller, co
!. ored, attended dAaee at rancho on Sixth stree
Island, and was invited ont by Frank sewell, Ill
70 eolorOdj and they went 10 tho house OF " 81
z | Spencer, in PeArtree alley. Atter tndulgiDg
s sundFy drinks, Mil5r diaeoyered that he had bee
4 robbed Of hTty GollAIs. Sewell was arrested
Henry Smith was disposed Of IN o similar ma
"a ner for stealing eleven dollars from the house
IL George rAlbeIt, On l. btIset south, between FOu
" Ahd-S-hAlf Gnd sixth. ... .si.. r.f 4
T. HONESTY is the best policy in medicine /
ir well As Ia otter things. Ayers BzrsApsrllA II
"a genuine preparation OF that unsquAlled IpriI
~ medicine and blood purifier, deeldediy superior
the poor limitations heTetofore In the market TIL
proves H. a..... '. '.a ,a4u -An. y. e