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ee negro, jailed, and case continued. James Hamilton, charged with having up place to stay, and with belonging to the 13th Louisiana regiment, which latter is certainly a singular and significant accusation, was turned over to the care of Gen. Winder. Armstrong McGuire, lately turned out of the Penitentiary was arraigned for drunkenness and trespassing on James Cary, and was allowed to go at, large upon condition that he would leave the city forthwith. Conway, a slave, was ordereton Goodrick, charged with violently, assaulting and beating some one was present to meet the accusation. But the witnesses were absent, and the case was dismissed, and Goodrick required to give bail for his appearance this morning. Henry and Frank, two slaves charged with gambling, were discharged. Thomas Connelly, charged with being a deserter from Capt. Perkins company, was ordered to be taken to Gen. Winder. Peter Riley, charged with sleeping on a sidewalk, was discharged.