The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18

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rived Sch. Lille NJ. f,sissn, Warren, from Ban.
Tor, Me-, with 5000 laths, for J. J. sullivan,
and 400 bushels Of Jseitson white potatoes
Bro'gs'. KhsEf. .5A,riysd.sshrs, Jnc; r;
tons Of seal A. \, Wetmore, J; Lemon, from
sislsht. Wiiisls, ron The, same port, with sSa
tons Of coal, all for s. p. Brown 4 Son. 1.
Fsys WhdyJ-- Sailed = Schooner Sarah
Butler, for lower Potomse, Union. Perry, for
the same place, all light; sloop Ann Matilda,
Coombs, for occoqusn, light.
p,, .oS Sspsasa,IoGseSss :; II p s%CSo,,
Rhtv's Rhdrf.--Arfived--stea Virginia,
Gregg, from Potomac creek, with wood for
market; sehrs. Rappahannock, Carson, from
art. Jno. b. Spedden, Smith, from Rsppahan.
mock river, with lumber, for s., w, Owens !
Ocean Queen. Chesser, Jane and Mary, Ian.
ney, PIsrson, from Zone river, with oysters,
Saiied--Sehr. Sarsh Ann Clayton, Waller, for
Havreldc.Gra light; steamer Columbia,
Harper, for Baltimore, with passengers and
John,on,s yaa.t-Arrived-soho May
Flower, o.. Fannee, from Chesapeake Bay,
with fresh fsh for Tho:. Reagan.
Mitchell from below, to load with manure;
Edward Thomas, Seward, from Hayre-de.
Grace, with 1!6 tons OF coal for Wilson Z.
anS ExSSsssss ken,
VIM. l.. Dayton, Mills, for Elizabeth river,
Virginia; West Branch, with manure to p,
Harvey, Wharf--Ann Jane, from lower Pc.
tomac. with wood for Harvey, Clark s Given.
SUDDEN DEATH or THE WIDOW OF WILLIAM
en- n
corded the death Of Mr.. william shaunnessey,
the result OF blow from brick thrown by
Michael Mash, and this morning we have to
Sssd on hen pallet Il ave oSlsst yss,epas9
morning, by her sister, who WAS sleeping with
the two children Of deceased In the same room.
Mrs. s. retired at about nine O'Clock on Mon
day evening, and at about four o'clock yester-
day morning she awoke her sister by cough
Ing, but she again fell asleep. About fvo
O'clock her sister awoke, when she found Mrs.
was notified, and he, 10 turn, notified Lieuten.
ant Eeklof, who telegraphed for the coroner,
Dr. Potter Jury, composed OF the same gen:
the husband. was empaneIed, and viewed the
body, when they were discharged until ten
O'Clock this morning, at which time the In
At 2 o'clock Drs. shafhirt, Coroner Potter,
and DIR. Baxter proceeded 10 make post NOR
ten examination, which, we believe, was con-
trary 70 the wishes pr pr; Behrend, who has
years for consumption and heart disease, and
who believes these diseases, combined with
the excitement produced by the untimcly
The doctors prefer 10 withhold the result OF
their investigation until they appear before
the Jury this morning. Miehni Nash has been
answer. before the court, the charge Of murder.
A New REDgLLtoN.-ComplAi was made
to Lieutenant Skippou, Of the Sixth precinct,
NRatCFhav m hat tba hnu nj thaa n, N,I
10 the basement Of Carroll Hall, had rcbelled
against their teacher. The Lieutenant, nc
eomplnicd by two OF his officers, visited the
schookroom, and found the teacher In posses
tion.
The difficulty, 1t appears, had occurred on
Monday, when the pupils barred the doors
lance until yesterday, and then only by the
assistance Of . carpenter. By permission OF
the teacher, Lieutenant Skippon gave the
boys some good advice, assuring them that 4
breaking the windows OF Gonzags College, by
throwing stones, he would certainly have
them arrested and punished.
FIRE.-At $40 p. m. yesterday, an alarm oil
Gre was sounded from box No. 40, q building
on NJ street north, between Fifteenth and Six
an old two-story one. owned by o coiored
woman named Louisa Lucas, she living In the
front part, Edward Atkinson, colored, in the
S %aas where oSe ,as M
I
used as a place OF worship by the Shiloh Bap
| fist (colored) congregation. some Of the fur
| niturc was saved, but the building was con
| the only engine that succeeded In putting
water on the flames. Tho building was mo-
| insured.
| A NEW DEMOCRATIC AssooiATIoH.-A few
OF the cx-members of the Young Mems Scy
mour and Blair Club held called meeting
| last evening In the Colonization building, cor
| PeQ0nklNAQtA avRnup Pa u-a
anew basis.
A committee, appointed for the purpose at
previous meeting, reported constitution an,
bylaws, which were received, but, owing I,
the limited number present, the constitution
thereof was deferred until their next meeting
PROPERLY Observation-Disclosures OF the Boar,
OF Aldermen have not unfrequently been an
noyed by oilielous lobby members who hay,
One Of these individuals was properly rebukcj
| by Alderman McOathran on Monday night
and II 10 hoped this example viii cffectualll
squelch this impcrtinencc. a. -
| RRBUILDINa Rock CRggK TWRcm.-Th
Protestant Episcopal church, ca Rock Greek
Dimensions will be double that OF the oil
| etliGcc, and 1t will be constructed on the mod
ern style of architecture. This CHURCH wa
frat constructed In iii, and was rebuilt
in ITO.
| IssPEcTIoN or USIfoRMs.-The members o
| the Metropolitan police force having purchase
| their winter uniforms, Il. NJ. Reed, captaiI
and Inspector ofpolice, has been Lusily engage,
| for several days past In Inspecting them pre-
pnratory to a general review, which will TAX
place at an early day.
| OvERcoATs,-Beayers for men, Sl5, SO, s22
| as, $50, S35. Chinchillas for men, at SIS, t20
US, $40. Petersham, for men, at-slo, $40, tl5
whit"eyS for men, 49, 49, sic, rs, At
5l7 Seventh street, near Il street.
CulLDRES's Progressive LyoRUM.-Th
| anniversary exhibition of the Children's Pro
| gressive Lyceum at IIarmonial Hall, whicl
was announced for last night, was, on accoun
| evening.
| No MEETING. In consequence of the dis
| agreeable weather, causing slim attendance
tho Fifth ward Democrats did not hold tn
meeting advertised for last evening at Hickey
| paint shop, corner OF Pennsylvania avenu
and Third street east.
| FISEp.-A colored man named John Payne
| who keeps shop In Uniontown, was arrcste
| yesterday by Ohlcer Prather for selling ltquo
| without license, and was fined by Justic
4 Lynch.
| CoNTRACr AwARDED.-The Mayor yester
| day awarded the contract for grading an
| graveling Sixteenth street west, from o stree
north to boundary, to II. y. sheriff. 90, a
ASSAULT AND BATTERv.-Onicer Howe al
| rested Joseph T. TroNen, colored, for assault
and battery, upon Henry Hamilton. JuStic
Walter fined him -.
WITHOUT LIcRNsE.-OncerA Austin arreste
| Eliza Sommers, charged with selling liquo
without license, and she was fined $50 b