The national Republican., 1867-09-06

pointed additional privates or ninety days, Mr..
Sutton between Eleventh ara Fourteenth and i
and @ streets, and Mr.. Duhnoy in the Centre
Market.
The application Of John SLOW for restaurant
license was received and rejcted.
Tho application of Ferguon q Sullivan for a
transfer Of the restaurant license Of tho late
John d. Hammack to themselves was rejected
Tho application Of John hcPherson for q res.
taurant license was receivedand rejected.
The application Of Samuel II. Wright for
license to keep an ordinary In tho county Of
Washington, beyond the cit limits, was rejected.
Tho application of R. A. Cronin for transfer
Of Jacob Aigler's restaurau license to himself
was rejected.
In the case Of Private Join W. Hancs, charged
with conduct unbecoming an officer, tho com.
plant was dismissed.
In the case of Private Theodore Huysman,
charged with conduct unbepming an officer, the
Board imposed q fine Of 50.
In the case Of Sergeant Jhn T. Shield, charged
with conduct unbecoming IN officer he was dis.
missed the force.
In another case, against be same officer, on a
charge OF conduct unbeconing an officer the
complaint was dismissed.
Private Samuel W. Tayor was promoted to
be sergeant, vice John 7. Aeid, dismissed.
Elins Oliver was appointed private, vice
Samuel W. Taylor, promoted.
On motion Of Mayor walacb. VIM. J. Muir.
tagh, esq, treasurer, and Gen. Peter T. Bacon,
were authorized to visit How York and other
cities, for the purpose Of Inspecting the different
police systems.
Justice James Gull wal appointed police
magistrate, at q salary Of 800 per annum.
Tho committee on EXAMINATION Of candidates
for appointment on the police, will have meet.
lag at police headquarters N Wednesday evening
next at 8 o'clock.
MEETING OF THE ORDER OF THE NATIONAL
UNION JOHNSON MEN-No REroRrERs ADMIT.
TED-A SECRET CoUSciL.--Last evening, pursu.
ant to call in the dailypapsrs, q few Of the
leading conservatives Of tis city assembled In
the east room Of Temperance Hall, for the
purpose Of founding an oder styled "Tho Ma.
tional Union johnson Men,
Colonel N. P. Sawyer, ofthe Pittsburg RepHb-
lie. is the grand chief Of tie order, and he was
present in pToprid persona to conduct the cere-
monies and found the ordq. There are several
of those organizations Throughout the United
Statos-in Pittsburg st. Louis, Louisville,
Crostlino, and other place, and we understand
that all Of them combind number some s, 900
members. II was q lat, hour ere any persons
assembled, and there werebut few present at the
commencement. We notified among those pres
ent Colonel Thomas B Flrence, Dr. Allen, Cap.
tain Rudger, William BOYD, Major Finn, and
few other prominent partbs.
Tho reporters Of tho REPUBLICAN, Star, and
Chronicle were early infomed that sc,resy was
the order Of the evening, and that none Of the
proceedings would be allowed to be dvuged, and
as a consequence the mem,ers of the press took
their departure. A sentinl was placed at the
door and mono were admitted save those who
were desirous Of becoming members of the order.
They adjourned at a reasuabe hour having, we
understand, initiated o number of members
few more having arrived fter the departure of
the reporters. The mem,erJ of tho press we're
courteously treated, but Is an injunction was
placed upon the publication of the proceedings,
the reporters took their dpartuIe, and further
they knoweth not.
ANOTHER FRAUD IN ME FREEDMES's BU-
REAU.-Nancy Purpor, q olored woman of about
30 years Of age, was arretei yesterday by De.
tectives Miller and Coones, on the charge Of
fraud. It appeared that one Stephen Green,
colored, son Of Romulus Geen, was In tho SER
vice, and died Of wounds there received Nancy
knew this fact, and appearing before the agent
Of tho Freedmen's Bureal who attends to the
procuring Of claims, statd that she was tho
only heir to anything whhh might belong to
Stephen Greeni that the ather, Romulus, was
dead, and that as she was nsister, she desired tC
havo any bounties or other moneys due the de-
| ceased Stephen. Having taken oath TO tn,
same, she drew the bounty-s sGOO-and no doubt
enjoyed herself hugely.
ROmulus the father, was however not dead,
but turned up, and he als claimed the bounty
of his son. Matters wero soon unraveled and
Nancy was arrested, and a. q preliminary hoar-
ing yesterday before Juitice Walter, II was
found she was neither daughter or sister, or
had any connection with the family Of the
Greens.
Mr.. J. B. Adams apponral for the prosecution
and In the absence Of witnc ses, the case was
continued over until today at 8 p. m, when a
final hearing will be had. In tho meantime
Nancy Is held in 81, 900 bail for her appearance.
Cry ACADEMY.-This popular academy,
under the direction Of Prof John Fill will be re.
opened on the 9th instant, at tho now rooms Of
the Professor, No. 43l | street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets Prof Fill has had an expo
rience Of over thirty five years, and can now be
Chased with veterans. lie has been the tutor Of
numbers Of young men who are now merchants
engineers, and scientific men. lie has met with
great success in preparing students for the army
and navy. All who have received instruction SO
far from him have passed examinations satislac-
torily.
FoUND.-An advertisement was inserted
in the REPUBLICAN yesterday morning by Mr.
Thos. @. Cox, Of the State Department detail
ing the loss Of u pocket.book, containing money,
notes, and valuable papers We are happy to
state that Mr.. Cox received the pocket-book and
contents yesterday morning from Mr.. George
Wright, jr., son Of George Wright, esq, No. 5lS
Maryland avenue. Mr.. Wright was returning
from pic. mic on Wednesday evening, and found
tho pocket-book near the place indicated by Mr.
Cox
MILLINERY AND LACE GoODs.-Mrs. A.
G. CASTOR, No. 274 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, has just
returned from New York with large and choice
selection Of French millinery goods, in flowers
velyets, ribbons, feathers, satins, &e. An event
in the fashionable world will take place at her
establishment on Tuesday, September 10, when
there will be displayed all the latest styles OF
fall and winter bonnets for ladies and misses
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Hlram Ellery
was arrested at Metropolitan Hall last night by
special oficerJ Jones and officer Loring, of the
Second ward, and locked up at tho Central guard
house, for being drunk and disOrderly at the
above named place He fought tho officers all
the way down, but only succeeded in working
himself out of breath.
AssAULTs.-Emily Barnes for assault
ing Betsey Robertson, was fined 81.
Charles W. White, for assaultinS Joseph Mich.
ols, was hned 81.
Mary A. Douglas, for assaulting Mary John.
son, was required 10 give security to Keep the
peace.