Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.

; Il THH sENrnrcnsor DEATH. - Z Yesterday after
neon We noticed the sentences OF dsath pro;
fossS sSots oOnSaisd % q tSs % murder q sso.
sut.f also coiorsd, and Of Jetsmish Hendriek',
q he essfof fetsr ocoden, who was sonvlcted
of the murder Of Geo. Hanks, both oolored, his
ts. court IN Ssns. On ths exceptions taken y
Tassdrisi.os Being ..sed vh., he h,d to say,
assiest him, ys calmly apt coolly statsd that he
ssfs .nshSS tSt SS iSare nas sS s;: -Is
70, d;.,U ss., n, soul Ec.s not =: q: aIt
eed himsslflost his life By false witnsss.
He then stated that none ofthe witnesses exoept
ss SS.ss a.Soass. st ~ih HS% SossS!s.si. .s.SsS
temper, the widow snd the child ofths deceased.
=: s,...S ths. The yidSw va, known 70 b the
The prisoner Z an Irishman By birth, Of low
stature, sut With . frsms stOutly built. He
Judge olin reprinandsd him for showing anger
against that little household which, By villain.
% s ARsd .s,S an Sn g S. nGS sS "a
resentments He then reviewed the circumstances
q the homicide, and showed the heInoulness Of
Ms Maker, ana TO entertain no hope Of pardon.
The act ksh 90 atfoeious, the guilt was 90 obvious
X. s.S SOOla tss solemn
ahyl April l, and there, between II and 2, be hung
h ne sses until ~ ne e Be % dead, dead, desdi and may
- The pflsonsf cody went 70 the boz whence h.
wife. We noticed him laughing, and We saw
nis. eontinually wrestling his lips, 90 little was
sense q fs. sS.T,y vi with ~nish ins i%.
Pollard, when l..ksd wha, he had to cay why
plea that he had "nothins 70 say sxsspt that he
wm esleep when the maa WAS killed.
hs prisoner = ..s e lefty .t.sg5: black
Bubmitted to his fate with al exceedingly atupid
somgesnie. This execution, also, takes place on
TtrL's CHnDRKS.-The children of Cor
selius Tuel who killed his wife last week, have
70 the Catholic Infant Asylum, under the charge
ef sistsr Matthews. =
PBIsosnns EsokPHD.-Thls morning. about
ie,eioek, Michael Nolan, Geo. W. Mshards, Thos.
Dalton, Matthew Kermsy were arrested By 0nosrs
Mil,t:sd and whliemors, Of the Eirhth prselnst,
sesll with another man, named owen cosshiin,
who was arrested for drunkenness and disorderly
oonda.t They broke out Of the cell during the
fhls morning about u O'Clock couEhlin was re-
s.sd Sas n s.srS@sn To, =, the Depot Hou,
the tins under the charge Of Ds,ss,iVe ClingmAn
ALBKAHDRIL AFTIIEs.-An bnportd,.t Order.
We htvp unqueuhonAble authority for stating
that the Uniied Slater District Judge ofihII Dis.
trict has issued order directing fhe Marlhal to
forbid the payment OF any rents BY pArtiea occupy
ing property seized under the eonhieAtion act to
ihe tornerownes or owners Of said property, or
70 their agentu, AZ all such rents win be claimed
by the United states, and further, that the Mar
shal may receive such rents TO abide the further
order Of the Court, &c, &c.
r. r. agent The important and reAponAlble post
Of Agent OF Military Railroads. at this place has
been assigned to A. II, Holden, Esq. Mr.. II. has
been connected with the military roads for the
past two years, as dispatcher, but more recently as
the agent at Bealton station.
n Rspatrsd.--The large and powerful locomotive L.
~. Stanton, belonging to the U. 8 d. r., has Just
been thoroughly repaired and beautifully painted,
At the Government workshops, near the depot. A
splsndd portrait OF the secrstary adorns each side
OF the tank. ~. ....
AnoLhsr Batch Of Dessriers-About twenty ty-nye
aeserters came down from the front this morning,
and are quArtsred for the present at the Soldiers
Rest Va. Slate Journal, Feb "a.