Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

prisoner. The following Jurors were sworn and
Warren Lowe, ZNchArisB D. Brook, y. T., O'Brien,
4, u. marks, George W. thsmbcrlAin, Joseph {.
Pearson and II. n Hurdle. The regular panel
having been eXhHuGteh, the clerk was authorized
10 ftaw from the jury-hoN the names OF iorty-eight
pertops as tnlcsmen, These were Enmmoned and
les and Wm, "A. FAnIEnaT twenty more wore
then ordered 20 be summoned.
The following men had expressed views ~ re-
gard TO the case Valentine blanchard, WIN. Y,
walker, Joseph e.. Beach, Columbus o. Wall,
Thomas West, Hiram Ritchie, I I. Gaddls, James
n Crane, ". O'Neil, LcnuIcl Williams, James A.
Cuunrr, Jno Cameron, lno. L. Club, George
shoemaker, Geo ,. Gulick, Jno.F Aeker, bushrod
W. Reid Henry P walker, Jno Mccarthy Jno.
McDanlei, Robt. Earle, Jr., Jno. ]. BeRll, EdwArd
McrcTs, VIVA. X. Campbell James +. Eiiis, Robt.
Rp hwCll, Joseph Fry, Joscph n. Lowe and Leo
pold Eeumcycf.
reut Wm y. Curico, Joseph w, Davis. Henry
y Gunncil. Wm. @. Newton md Charles A.
Tie follow Ing were CHALLENGED; Mority oppen.
hoinPr, Andrew X. wood, Charles Anderson,
Richd y, Harrison, Jro. NJ. Young W. s. Wright,
{ Jamca W. BARKER, II. p. CFnggon, Josiah Kay,
JoScph Lyons, ,. B''ieugcr, RhodY UBricn and
JoIePh B. Brctty.
Two OF tho tAlesmSn were recalled and accepted,
viy Rndy uBtirn and Jogrpn Lloyd.
Mr.. CHFriugtOn opened thc case hy fLw re.
marks Ia the course Of which he stated that 40
Rtquitihl would he mnokery oijult'ce. He re-
vi wed the horrible circum'tNr ces -ttcrdant upon
the murder, and was followed by Mr.. Bradley, IT,
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MisCHHyuu- BoorULAKs William Gibson,
Frederick Rckwell, and John FAiriHN, three
negro hoOthlacls. were arrested yesterday, by
OniceF Birch. Of ths Seventh precinct, upon the
had and Cause considerable trouble to the police
by COngregating on the cofnctS aud by halIoOlug
and guifawing. nb yesterday they cursed the
pStlulmAp, and the iirtt ore employed The most
vehement profanity, calling the Officer a E-n OF
h-h, they were taken before Iu ftioe Gibersop,
si cr being locked up for n number Of hours. The
! iun'i'C gave Them seTerc Tcprinlsnh and DIS
: nj q iCd them.
Tim TEACHERs' MEBTISG.--Thc Hon. Geo.
Boutwell,, late Secretary Of the Board Of EdueG-
! tiOn, in nSaEaohutetts, and now member OF Con-
Etcss, will address tho teachers snd friends pres
ent At the next meeting of the "TescherS' lnsti-
tutc," on Friday. Aprl IS, st9p. m At the school
10 IN Of the Female Grammar School Of the Second
| District, corner OF TeEth and y streets. The
Mayor, members Of The Boards Of Aldermen and Of
the Common Couneil, and also Of the Board OF
Trustees oi the public schools and the friends Of
cfuesti0n Hre al invited 20 be in attendance.
CHANGE IN TuE MODE or EXAMINING PASSES
AT THE THEATRES -PeratofOrs II has been the
custom OF officers IL charge OF patrols to enter the
taoAiF05 during the prGGros' OF The performances,
for the purpotc of cNamiDing passes Of officers and
enlisted mcl. lie hiss proved source Of great
Inconvenience 20 the .Hquenters OF places of
amusement, and Ia order to remedy II Col. Weis-
WELL Acting Military Governor, has directed that
10 future the gusrdE shall ain upon the outside
Il the entrance oi the theatres and examine the
passes Of those in the nj itary service a the United
SA'sg,
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CESTRAL GUARDuOUsH. - Yesterday there
were iftecl commitments at this Institution; eight
Tor drunkcnnUsE tJur for being lthout passes. L.
Valentine, ~ DiatFict OF COiuInbla volunteers,
%n9 THs nag5RS t5d hi%,E, By 9STSSns ,SlGi;T
Michael shortly, Veteran Reserve Corps, and An
drew SrsrE, 10th Vermont volunteers, for altering
pascal ana CHARLES o. Pratt and Edward B. Myers,
llth Massachusetts light artillery. who were found
drunk upon the pavement ht Centre Market.
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KINDNESS UNAPPREcIATED.-John II. sulli-
van Jacob thriug, John McQu4de, John Moran
aud George Courtney. ncwshOys and bootblAoks,
WHO lodged ~ the NeWsboysl Homo, manifested
their delight ai the kindness they received, by
throwing stones ~ the windows. They were ar
rested by the police and sent to the Seventh pre-
c!Hct ttstion'hous", where they arc H present
confined
HOSOE 10 A WLsHTNGToSIAN.--The annual
prize Of tic Munich Royal AcadeGy for the best
{ tlyaHcs tn the Sul'ors-has been awarded 70 The
odoIe Mills, son Of C!aIk Mills, OF Washington.
Young Mills hes been = student in Mu1ioh for
for tCgefa years. ne had Lhout thirty cnmpati-
torl. II wa the highest prize.
A CASE or AP0PLBNY. j. Smith, Vi the NUt-
eThn RahcfVe Corps, was seized with an ApOplecttc
1T last night about 10 o'clock, at Ford'B Theatre,
hnA was taken hy HE comrades 10 the statloG-
houde OF precinct no. Q, Whoio he remained until
conveyance w's Tr"'l ed for his removal 10 the
ATSeGRl.
TO UE TRIED BY 4 MILITARY COMMIssIoN.--
Tho claim agents, Harvey and Dietrich, arrested
upon tho charge Of iuctlng reTslt In tho camp OF
- e. hohiEaa caysry, aTe to be tried ~ the
Is presiIcnt, the charges and specifications In their
eascJ hN%ing been iiiCl.
ALTERED PAssEs.--Andrew sears, 10th VET
mont, and Michael ShOTtley, victorian Reserve
Cgrps were srTCated last night for having altered
ptsse-, and committed to the Central Guardhouse.
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SALES UNDER TIE L. 5. CoNrIscATIOS ACT.
The following sales OF real estate, in this place,
were made yes tcrday, under the provisions Of the
: &. 3. ConNscgtiun act:
7 The ~ idGnce and ulice uI Er. n. NJ Lewis, 1t
tine l.. corner Of Warrington and Cameron streets,
E6a bought By J. VI. Stewart, Tor ss15,
Tic irsidsncc of VIA. \. MuEeI h, on st. AsaPh
G;TOGT, By E.Gwa!d Underwood, for S2,S $50
Huutu and lot, No. 90 Prince Ltieet, b longing 10
sane to same, tor S,sij, and the adjoining house,
No, 0s, 70 VIA. Sifey, Tor Sl,69o.
hONGish'a rGritencc, on ST. Asaph street, by John
4 Doe, for 81 iOo.
Henry streets, belonging 10 Wm. y. McSeigh, by
Thomas SAylCs, for $3.50.
House No. 22J. kt'g Giicei, belonging 10 ssms,
by N. MurpiA for 81 6uO.
Columbus aud Alfred uCCts, belonging to W, n.
~. Il. McyoiFh, by ThunRs lccdr for $50.
= lot NJ The intersection OfiefieIROn and Culum.
hu3 streets, also lot On tho Tast aide OF COlum-
bpl street. and snothe lot also on the eAnt eide OF
tblbWblt tt'CeIs bclphElNE 10 W, n NleNclEl, Dy
En0Ch GrayEOg, for SNH
llcUsc No lS1, corner ni Cameron and Alfred
streets, belonging 10 ~ n = J. H. NcNeigh, Ivy
! Henry Pollard, Tor $40.
House No. lGj, Cameron street, belonging tC
| s1Inc, TO Thon Rs Dwyor, Tor S5Ib.
Huu'o No 1871, CBlaeTOn BtrgC!, belonging "a
, bSmc, by II. JOhnGtcG, for $500
The reBideHus Of j. n. NcNCigh, st the corner oil
Cameron and st. Asapa streets, by u. Johnson fol
So 900.
HouGe 81, rrince street, belonging to aame, by
I, Clancy Tor $3.50.
The elegant lour florj building On the N F.
same, but in which q, X, NhitmCr has an lntereEt
by Lewis Mckenzie, iUr % SEQ.
! House No, ni7, King street, belonging ~ same
by G. N. Gregory, fOr 1928.
Lot on the west side OF LEiOl, between queer
. and CRusGron streets. helOoglng to ". N. 4 J. II
MeNaigh and F. l.. smith, hy LoSis Mckenzie, TO
a6IS.
House No. Sc, wilkes street, belonging TO W, N
MGNeiEh, by Thos sAles, for $3.50.
Lot on the wCHt side OF Union, between Queel
ind Princess streets, belonging TO W. n. J. II
nc Weigh and +. l.. smith, by Lewis Mckenzie, 10
500,
i Tho spA,laus brick warehouse OF MessrB. W. n
K J. II. hcNeigh at the foo: OF Prince street, wit
tho wharf, by NJ Eldrldge, for 99,25Oi and the Ed
joining store, belonging to W, NJ MoNeighI to tn
tsile, for $4,000.
House on Queen street, No. i7s, belonging to &
". p.y!G, bS I. Thorn, for SJ25
liDuFr on Queen atreet, mo. i,i, belonging I
came, by A, Brumm, for $3.50, and house No. liB, o
queen street, belonging 10 same, by same 10
$685..
Two Auuses 90 the N, E. corner OF Duke an
! Water streets, belonging 20 t. W. KincheOe, b
j, W., DDNVlEE,