The national Republican., 1867-08-12

RESPECT THOSE IN AUrnoRrY.-It has
been 9 very common thing for persons In the
presence Of justices to speak Unexpectedly Of
those In authority, always being careful to
couple their expressions with declarations Of duo
respect TO tho justice present Last week .
young man was arrested for disorderly conduct
and taken to the Eighth precinct station, whore
be was ordered By the Justice TO pay a hno Of
s5 He took things very quietly until some Of
his friends came forward and offered to pay his
hneg While the money was being counted the
prisoner broke outin strain Of abusive epithets
toward the Criminal Court and those connected
with It. The Justice stopped the payment In.
stantly, and ordered the prisoner to be locked
up. Ater repeated applications by the friends
Of the prisoner, and the prisoner himself had be-
come sufficiently docile TO bo taken home, he
was permitted 10 come out, pay bis lne, listen
TO some good advice, and retire. Tho succeed.
ing evening some Of the friends Of the prisoner
called upon the justice on business; and, the
subject being referred to, he informed them that
he considered II his duty to honor and respect
those In authority over him; and II ho permitted
others to come into his Office and abuse and
speak unexpectedly Of the judges Of the courts
hs would fail to do his duty II he did not imme-
diately check them.
MEETING oF THE WAsHISSToS ZouAvEs.-
Saturday evening special meeting Of the Wash.
ington Zouayes was held at Wills Hall, Seventh
street. Tho meeting was largely attended, and
Captain J. Tyler Powell stated Its object, which
was a severance for q short period from the
company, and an absence for three months from
the District. He regretted that circumstances
compelled him 10 leave the Organization Just In
Its infancy, but he was satisfied that II would be
triumphantly carried through by First Lieuten.
ant j. H. Mills whom the command would de-
volve upon In his absence.
Capt. Powell goes to the Seminole country as
ono Of the commissioners, under the recent
treaty, TO adjust the claims Of loyal sominoles
for losses sustained by the lato war. The order
Of the captain to partake Of q collation. provided
was promptly obeyed, and ample justice done to
the good things provided.
Several members made short addresses, the
purport Of which was promise to perssvero and
keep up tho organisation Of the Louavcs, Of which
every WashingtoniAn felt proud.
Capt. Powell carries with hiu tho best wishes
Of his company, and o host Of friends aud an
earnest hope that he may safey return TO enjoy
| the society Of his comrades, and participate In
the perfection Of tho Washington Zouavc organi.
zation.
BREvET ArPoISTMEST.-I.C g. Dougherty
late frst lieutenant Tooth Pennsylvania veteran
volunteers, has been appointed breyet captain
Of volunteers by tho President for gallant and
meritorious services during tie war. Captain
Dougherty entered the army private in April,
1861, serving constantly In the field until
September, 1854, when he WIS honorably dis
charged on account Of seven wound received
In front Of Petersburg, Va.
| TRANSFERS OF REAL EsArE.-The fol-
lowing transfers of real estatewere reported or
Saturday at r. NJ. Halls roalestate exchange
No. II Louisiana avenue, cuner Of Seventh
street: Sub G, square AIS, 500; sub G, square
south OF ATS, $3l0; A, 5, squar south Of square
AIS, $3l0; part sub 10, squae S63, feet
inches Maryland avenue, $70i; lot 7, square
500, $275j part Of tract callee Friendship, l9l
acres, $2,37bi lot 8, square 429 $i3, 1888.
MEETING OF MEMBERS OF rHR BAR.-Ir
consequence Of the order of Jude Fisher direct
! ing the name Of Joseph II. Badley. r TO b,
stricken from tho roll Of attorneys, the member
Of the bar will hold meeting inthe court room
at tho City Hall, this morning q! IL O'Clock, t,
take said order into consideration, and deter
mine upon their course In regar' thereto.
} TREsPAss.-Officer Duval, Lester on,
Gordon, Of the County, arrested VIM Lingle
Ambrose Christon, Charles Reed, Jas. II. She
and Jno. Bennett, u. s. soldiers, for trcspassin
. taken before Justice Gull, who odered them
! pay s. each, and committed then to jail for to
:, days In default.
!. SALE To.DAY.-Attentlon IS directed [
the extensive sale Of valuable household furn
!, ture by John D. Wheeler 4 Co., auctioneep, a.
vertised to take place at 10 o'clock to day, At NJ
. 90, Missouri avenue, between Third and Fou
' and-a-half streets. We learn that the house
which the sale Is to take place is for rert.
DIsoRDERLY AND INDECENT BRuAvIoR.-
= Patrick Sexton was arrested on Saturday nigi
for behaving In q very indecent manner In th
presence Of ladies. Officer Marders carried hir
to the Tenth precinct station, where he was trie
: and fined IS.
= SANITARY.-Saturday the Sanitary of
GERS reported the service Of nineteen written an
: twenty -four verbal notices for tho abatement
: nuisances. They also secured thu removal {
two dead horses, and nine dead dogs on thl
q day.
Q POLICE REPoRrs.-The lieutenants {
d tho various police precincts reported "a arres
, The fnes imposed amounted to $2ii.95 for VII
lations Of the laws Of the District.
MAsoSIC.-This evening stated conv'
cation Of Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapte
) No. 8. will be held, when business Of important
d will come before the Chapter.
. SURRArr.-It is expected that John 1
q Surratt will be ngain tried at the December ter
Of tho court and until that time will be confne
in the jail In this city.
' FINED.-Mary johnson. colored dan
. sol Of 10, was arrested by Lieut.. Skippon, upc
y the complaint of L. D. Lambick, for enticir
Z prostitution. Justice Morsell fined her $5.
PETTY LARCRSY.-Margaret Leonan wa
. arrested Saturday, by officer Lynch Of th
; Fourth Ward, for the larceny Of q money bo,
She was fined IS by Justice Walter
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