Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-05

T." All men are created free and equal Az one
when the Rev. @ B. Mckee, Of oeorgetown, Of |
fered prayer. Addresses wgre deiissted BY MT. |
Harvey, Of ohioi Rev, Mr.. Perry, Rev, NJ. Me- |
Zee, Nj. Tassart q PepnsyiSsnis' And hsS j.
The rsmarks Of these gentlemen were very ap. |
propriate. The teachers were enabled 70 give
tho dinner BY the contributions OF hnd hsnas
In the North. Most Of the teachers are ron
Vermont. The singing and reoitauons W 'no
children were very good
LARCENY CAsEs.-Tobias Brown, q col.
ored boy, seventeen years OF age, was aIrestea
yesterday By ofhcer Sullivan, Of the Second
ward, for stealing nfteen dollars from Gnar,es
Miller, on d street, between Thirteenth and Thir-
tsen.and a.haf Brown took the money drawer
out aud ran OF with It. He was discovered by
Mr.. James Maggie, who ran after him, He cropped
Gs drawer and %SGney so. va:
he was sent to Jail for court.
Mari. jenkins, q white woman, wal arrested BY
oficer Bvans, Of the Seventh ward, for stealing
thirty one dollars and thiriy-thre cents ron
that she stole the money from his coat pocket
In hIphouse on the Island. justice Handy sent
hsrNo jail for court
PLAsrERERs' AssocIArIos.-A meeting Of
the Pla.terers Association was held last night at
German Hall, on Eleventh street, Mr.. Q. saun-
ders In the chair, and Mr.. X, y. Muir secretary.
The following officers were then elected 70 serve
idsnt; Charles l. Pkiliips, vice president Rob
ert y. Muir, recording secretary David maho-
ney, financial secretary; James 8. Lynch, treas
urer; Joseph Paris, doorkeeper;
Martin D. King to audit the books Of the asso!
On motion, James Barrett was sleeted to all
the vacancy Of Charles Saunders In the working
mems convention Of this city Robert y. Muir
ma nlagiad aa n dAlA0ata n tho convention
BADLY FRozEs.-About nine o'clock last
night 0ficers Boose and Crown, OF the Second
precinct, under Sergeant johnson, found Ger.
man named Seman Crumfela lying on the Seventh
to death. Tbs onsoors took him up and carried
him TO the station house, where he was properly
cared for. His arms and legs were badly frozen,
and had not the officers found him when they did
he would have soon died. At the station house
he was restored TO consciousness, and stated that
he was q dairyman on Seventh street, beyond the
toll gate. Having imbibed too freely, he laid
down on the side Of the road, and was there
found by the officers.
GEoRGErowN CoLLEGE-ST. VNcESr's
ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Rev. b. A. Mcguire, formerly
the President Of Georgetown College, but for
sevetal years past the pastor Of st.. hoJsius'
church, has been again appointed as President Of
Rev. Father Early, for several years past the
President Of the College, will take the place Of
Father Mcguire as pastor Of St. Aloysius.
At 1t. Vincen's Orphan Asylum, Sister Blanche
Rooney, late Of the Orphan Asylum at Rich
mond, Va, has been appointed Superior OF the
Asylum, in place Of Sister Lucia, deceased.
FIRE.-Last night about 12l O'Clock, the
stable owned by Admiral Joseph Smith, on L
street, between Eighth aud Ninth, and occupied
by Mr. II. Kinsley, hickman, was discovered to
be on ere. superintendent Richards, who re-
sides near the place, gave the alarm from his res
idence, and the engines were promptly out. Two
OF the horses In the stable were badly burned
before they could be extricated. The stable was
a brick one, and was valued at sl 900. Nothing
but the walls were let. Loss about 5000; no
Insurance The fire Is supposed to be the work
Of an incendiary.
THE TEACHERS AssocIArIos.-This af-
ternoon at two clock the association Of teachers
Of the colored schools In this District held their
regular monthly meeting at the Soldiers Free
Library, in Judiciary Square, the President,
John Kimbell, In the chair, and Mr.. A. 3. New
ton, Secretary. Over sixty teachers were present
Aud q large number Of friends. After prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Armon, Gen. U. o. Howard was Intro
| duced, and made q very instructive and elegant
| address. On account Of the lateness Of the hour,
we are not able to give Gen. Howard's address
this afternoon.
REMOVAL OF PRIsoSERs.-This evening, at
six o'clock, Deputy Warden Duvall, Of the Dis
trict Jail, will leave for the Albany penitentary
with tho following named prisoners; solomsn
KeeuaD,2 years. Joseph Adler, years John
Brennan, 8 years; WIN. Carroll, year. Robert
Brown year; Henry Hawkins, l year Michael
| Scott, year; John johnson, 2 years. Joseph
Fisher, IS months Fleming James, year
Henry simonds,il yeGC; James T. Spencer, year
Henry Watson, years George Colgan, years.
SELLING LIoUoR. Bernard Sherrell, a
German hotel keeper, was arrested yesterday BY
Onicer Harry, Of the Third precinct, Georgetown,
on the charges Of selling liquor without license
In the county, selling liquor on Sunday, and sell
tice Buckley, who fined him s2066 on each Of the
hrSt charges, and go on the third charge, making
4 total Of s6l.l2
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY Some one at.
tempted to "burglariously,' enter the dwelling
Of q. II. Ramey, Bsq., at No. 1856 South Wash
ington street, early this morning. Mr. Ramey
desires to say to these would-be robbers that Il
| they were after money II was labor In yain-il
lneT'.lf for fun, It wouldn't DO safe to repeal
| it.-Alezdndrid Journal, 4h.
FATAL AcCIDESr.-Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. while 4 number Of oolorsd men
| were engaged In getting out gravel from bank
on the corner Of Sixteenth and streets, the bank
fell upon two Of the men and they were instantly
killed oficer Booss, OF the Second precinct, " a,
at the place, but could not learn the names Of the
unfortunate men.
GRAND LARcESY.-John Bellman and
George Krusehew, two Germans, were arrested
| last night by Officers Harbour and Schafer, fol
| stealing thirteen window sashes from Finley
Hospital. Justice Walter sent Thorn to jail fol
court.
THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST Col. BAKER
Monday next, the Sth OF January, is the day
fixed for the trial OF Col. Baker In. the Criminal
Court on the Indictment for false Imprisonment
and robbery.
| The Courts.
| SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
| FRIDAY, January o.
The following were admitted Attorneys and
Counsellors In this court On motion Of Mr.. Car
Isle, Charles T. Bonney, Esq, Of Illinois on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Wills, G. Sinclair, Of Pennsy lyania
No. 36l. County Of Lee, plaintiff In error, u.s.
| J. Edgar Thompson. In error to the Cirou
Court United States for the Northern district o.
Illinois. Docksted and dismissed with costs, on
motion Of Mr. Howell.
| No. 0. Original docket The United States "a
rel. The Attorney General Of the United statei
petitioner VS.. the Judges OF the Circuit Court
United States for the district OF California, tenth
circuit. The motion for n writ OF mandamus IL
the case was argued by Mr.. Ashton, Assistan
Attorney General, and Mr., Black, In supper
| thereof, and by Mr. Cope in opposition thereto.
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