The national Republican., 1867-04-30

Recovery or SroLrx Goops.-In the
early part Of February the house Of D. shena-
han, residing on b street south, between Third
and Four.and-a-half ttrssts, was entered By
burglars and robbed Of thrss silver watches, one
gold cross, and other yAiprhis iewelry, and aiso
$50 In currency. Ths osss vas given 70 .Ds,so.
lives Miller and coomss, vhe sneeseasd on Sat.
urday last In recovering on o. The watches from
stated that b. lad E bought Il nom : M sImp.
son, t~hits.) Simpson was arrested, but b,
brought proof that he had purshsssd II from
party whose name 10 st ptsssnt Withheld ss u
would impede the courss ~ tustics Mr.. simp.
son was Discharged from cuttody, and the dstsc.
tivss are now sngagsd--ss thsy have . elus-in
hunting upths Whereabouts offhs other property.
srty Of Mr.. Geo. L. Cook, who lost II on tbs 26th
Of January, h one Of the rsssptious Of the Hon.
Schuyler Collar. The cost was rsturnsd 70 the
owner. 'a % sHl7 ~ isdi ,shlh i...T' .l
RAILWAY ACCIDENT MAR ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. As The 8 o'clock train from Baiti.
more TO this city was nearing Annapolis juno.
was suddenly snd unaooountably thrown from
the track on It's side. A humber Of the nine
pssssngsrs who were seated In the car we're con,
riderably bruised, (among than ssyeral ladies',
butinons we're seriously Injured. These unfor-
tunate passengers were STATED In another car Of
the train, and the train arrived 10 this city very
little after the scheduie time. Employees Of the
car, 90 that the train following would meet no
interruption.' lri ~ h4q3st ,.. 81 10 .
HABEAs CoRPus.--A writ OF habeds cor
phs was sued out into The Criminal Court on
Saturday, before Judge Bond. directed 70
Thomas o. James, warden Of the city jail, 10
produce In court tha body Of George Gopplet or
Gamblstt, who was detained IN that institution
upon the charge Of having stolen, on the 10th Of
January last, watch and chain valued at $25.
from Jacob Roth, Of Washington, District Of
Columbia. He had bsen coudnsdin jail about
four months and no Indictment having been
found against him BY the grand Jury, the court
ordered his discharge from custody. O. II.
Richafdson,l esq, appeared as his counsel.
Musr Be BRoKks UP.--The police OF the
First ward have boon called to notice the i'm.
proper conduct Of persons visiting the public
grounds In that ward especially Lafayette Square;
and II may be we'll, BY way Of warning. 10 say
that several persons, OF both sexes have been ar.
rested recently for mutilating tho shrubbsry
Bat that which the police will particularly attend
to hereafter Ia The gang Of well.dressed loaisrs
who infest the public grounds and insult ladies.
Lieut.. Hurley has directed his attention sspsci.
ally to those fellows, and Of those who may be
arrested none need expect sympathy from the
policemen magistrate ofthe First ward II proved
guilty Of the offences charged. Under such cir.
oumstanoss position In society and rsspsetabiiity
Of connections should only serys to increase the
pcnalty.-Stdr. ..
The STORM YEsrRRDAY.-On Sunday
night the wind hauled from the southwest TO
the southeast, and chilly rain SGT In, with con.
siderable wind which has had the effect Of
bringing oyercoats in demand and winter under.
clothing to be again put on, which had been
Of warm weather. Though the wind has been
blowing q gale around Washington, yet IL ha,
been, beyond doubt, breering great guns'' out.
side, and We shall probably hear, In a few dsy,,
some disasters along the coast TO help swell tbs
heavy list Of Inflated vessels and their unfortun.
J ate crews, who have been wrecked and lost since
the Evening Star went down, aud which was bn,
; the beginning OF the seyerest storms felt along
! the coast since the winter Of 1886
: ANOTHER CHARoE.-King. the horse.
thief, was before Justice Tucker, at police head.
quarters, yesterday morning, for final hearing.
While undergoing examination, . gentleman BY
the name Of Ijams, from the Relay House. made
bis appearance and at once identified the pris.
oner as the man who sold him the horse bs.
longing To Mr.. Graham, Of this city. and for
which be received the sum Of $l4b. King, after
. hearing, was committed for court. The pro-
dietions Of the detectives who made tho arrest,
In reference to King being the guilty party In
: many Of tho laroenies around the District, has
thus far boon singulary correct, and they are en-.
deavoring 10 ferret out all Of the cases In which
I they believe him To have been the principal.
THE FrsH WHARF-0n Sunday, there
|. were but 1900 shAd and IS, 900 hsrrings landed
| at the wharf, foot Of Seventh strsst-the former
bringing $40 TO $l2 per hundred, and the her
} ring ss to % per thousand. The cold weather
10 operating seriously With the seine hauling
and driving tho Hsh into deep water, Thor,
s has been during the past few days an abundane,
a Of customers at the wharf and the supplies ar,
. quickly bought up on landing.
The new Sunday law went into operation d
the wharf on Sunday, and the booths did
4 good business, but there was no disorder on tn
Q ground. .I
A WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS CLuB,-
AT meeting Of the Washington Correspondents
n Club, hold on Saturday evening Al the 1iibnn
!. rooms. tho following gentlsmsn, having at on
time been Washington corr.spondents, and ha,
ing reached positions Of euinenoe In their jour
y nafistis and other profsssions, were elected hon
orary members Of the club schuyler Colfax
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives II. d
Anthony, United States Senator from Rhod,
! Island; John Russell Young, managing editol
New York Tribune; Henry D. Cooke, president
: First National Bank, District Of Columbia,
= TEARING Down THE OLD CAPIToL.-OI