The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15


getting party, Its associations and ties, and
acting for the majesty, dignity and glory Of
our common country.
that tho legislative is not our
Government; that the Judiciary 10 not our
branches consined constitute our dovern.
ment, comprising As whole the most beauti-
full fabric ever devised for the governing OF
q; .,oeesy, each so,ord,n.ss branch WORKING In
designed to perpetuste the blessings Of free
dom 20 U. and our posterity forever:
Reioised, That we again eondemn the action
selves to the unholy work OF .perpetuating
bitter animosity engcndcred by the rebellion.
Resolved, That we heartily condemn every
ecrate the graves, strip of the habiliments OF |
the tomb, thus exhuming the bones Of our |
fallen brave and immortal comrades, for the |
! disboiicsi assault upon our free Government
and Its Institutions.
oficer white, OF the Fifth precinct, seeing 4
through the Smithsonian grounds with a new
.s not rsh sea e Rim 10 hPss
upon he dropped them and struck of at srapid
gait. The ofiieer gave chase, and after running |
catching him. He had a hearing before Jus.
tice Harper, when Mr.. Allison Nailor appeared |
and Identified the saddle and carpet as his |
Sesy r.t aiss,iea ThSn. e f0q ,hs
same precinct, for indcceHt exposure, and he |
was aned Is dollars By the same Justice.
Robert Harrison was taken before the same
sance, and he was relieved Of "a.
Isaac Contnct was arrested for q similar
offence, by on,cer White, and fined u by JUS
oficer Fox arrested Ernest waugsman, res.
taurant keeper, 10 the Seventh precinct, for
keeping open after hours. A fine oftco was
Leonard Emmett, charged with committing
was taken before the same Justice by Ofncef
Tucker, and fined ". lie also gave ball to
Olneer Humphrey. of the Sixth precinct, ar.
rested william Coiweli who acknowledged
~, at Richmond He was turned over to the
military authorities by Justice Clark.
Mary Nuttical was run inn BY Ohioer Proc.
Ss .Ss sss soanisisd to sSe woaksoS.s ~
q once. Ross q til. s.al..r, Company, took
dHR Rs s''ss On 'S sa o h sIas nun in
sance.
Honors Gsrrety was taken before Justice
With n. ,sns o zane ms s sS%
acter OF which was skinning . dead COW on the
commons and leaving the carcass exposed.
q: Sf = W.. N I%PS:sS S on her found
to be insane, at the house OF p. A. Burns, No.
kSs Seventh street, between q and II, was
taken n charge b. oticer Ross, and conveyed
Simon McKseysr, coiored, WAS arrsigned be-
fore Justice Morsell, in the Fourth ward, BY
0se5 p.Tssn shssrssd VIII the isrssoy o.
lie il held for hearing. 'A '''''
once, Guy s,.,: i joha Tlyqs, grocer. In
NE zane precinct iGs Violating sunday law
James Hazel was arrested BY Onicer Ryan
was relieved Of % BY the same Justice.
The following amounts OF fines were In
III Second precinct, u; Fourth precinct, t25;
Eighth preeinct' y; ssnit.ry eGs e@psny, g.
Total, t97.
A Youso MAN snor.--At about haif,past
| man named John X. Livermore was crossing
Anacostia Bridge, near the navy.yard, and
aen the ssG sS Of the
The firing was heard by Ofneers Crump and
Lester, who Immediately ran from Uniontown
to his assistance, BY which time the assassin
young Livsrmore to the residence Of Mr..
Crookshsnks, IN Uniontown, and pr. Antisel,
having been sailed In extracted ths ball and
\ q severe one, but not dangerous. 1t appears
that Livermore was coming from Uniontown,
and saw q man leaning on the railing Of the
bridge, with his face towards the city, When
Livermore arrived within few feet OF the
him, the ball taking effect as before stated.
this city, did not know The man, and cannot
| account for the assault otherwise than on the
Imposition that the assassin mis'ook his
| man.
ORDAINED ron THE MINISTRY The Bsltl-
more Sun Of yesterday morning says the Pres.
bytery OF the District Of Columbia, together
with moderately large CONGREGATION, assem-
bled last evening In the First Constitutional
OF Rev. S. D.. Noyes to the ministry. Revx
John q. Smith, OF the Fourth Presbyterian
church, Washington, ID, o., acted as modera-
plicant by the imposition OF hands. The
charge was then delivered BY the moderator,
after which the newly ordained minister Re.
members Of the Presbytcry and the members
| OF the congregation. 1t 10 understood that
Rev. Mr.. Noyes will assume the rsstorship Of
| the Frat church.
| CHAnakD WITH HoRsE.srEALIya.-ont the
| night of the l2th instant two nne horses were
Fairfax county, Va, and the police, conse-
quently, have been on the 9ui rire to ascertain
what became OF them. About Q O'Clock on
Swindells, OF Georgetown, found the horses
| along Rock creek, In charge OF one George
Jarboe, alias Hayden, whom they arrested and
|
Ing stolen them. Lieut.. Essex notified Mr..
Bontz, and yesterday morning he appeared
and recognized the horse. As his property, and
they were turned over to him. The Lieutenant
has given Jarboe into the hands Of the Virgil
| mia authorities, AMI, as Jarboe has an ex-
tended reputation, We trust the case will be
we'll sifted.
The PRlzE RINo.-As the time draws near
for the great fight between Joe Coburn and
Mike McCoole, the interest in sporting circles
Augments, and this already noted pugilistic
forms ths tePG II
cities OF the country. The fight 10 to settle
the American ehampionship and = stake Of
tio, 900. In our own city there has already
the odds 10 favor OF McCoole.
Barney Aaron and P.t.ey Shepherd, who
were pitted to fight on the 26th instant, APP
money, thus declaring the contest of. This,
II IL said, was the result Of advice given PAtsey
Shepherd by his friends
TEE FIFrY.sEcosD ANNIVERSARY OF the
Washington City Orphan Asylum takes place
this evening, at 1880 O'Clock, at the New YORK
| Avenue church. The programme to be pre-
sented to the audience on this occasion 10 an
excellent one, and no pains has been spared
by the superintendent and musical director to
make the occasion pleasant and prohtAble.
The little orphans will favor the audience
reel o esSiss and so ffhsSsItfS H.
orphans should ensure large audience and
liberal contributions,
METROPOLITAN (CIrY) RAILROAD EATEN
sIos.-The committee recently appointed (E
I. Ferris, J. H. Mcdonnell, VIM. 4, Parish and
Henry Hardy to confer with the president OF
the Metropolitan railroad, eoneerninE the bee, ss
We learn, have called on MT. ]. w. Thompson
the president, who expressed the Willingness