along. To this Burrh consented ; but on getting outside of the Übor knocked the policeman against a lamp-post, and turning upon a sol dier of the Twenty-fourth Massachusetts regi ment, also gave aim a severe blow. Burch then went into the house and closed the door. The policeman returned to the station-house, and stated that h<e was unable to make the arrest without assistance. Mr. Clarke then wem before a magistrate and got a warrant