Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-12
Departure ofth. Military for Baltimors-This morn.

departure % me MuhdTtJor 6ouamofe.-IhlS morn
ing at seven o'clock, the Montgomery Guar s Capt
P. Barton Key, assembled at their armory prepare
tory to leaving in the cars for Baltimore and 500,
after marched to the depot, in fine order; whence
they departed for their destination at eight clock
| They were accompanied by the Marine Band ,nt
also by Martial Band the latter in charge Of Maio
McGreary, Drum-Major at the Barracks They mad.
most splendid appearance, numbering over ON.
hundred, there being seventy-fve muskets ten Off
GERS, and twenty -four in the bands
The Boone Rifles, Captain Bright also departed for
the Monumental City, in the same train being atou,
fifty strong, with fine martial band and LOOKING
quite soderly, usual They are not only the pride
Of the Navy Yard, but much admired corps, wher.
ever known and SEEN Their appearance at the depot
was surprise, inasmuch we understood that thew
had not agreed to go on Saturday night, and must
therefore have concluded suddenly to take the trip.
The Montgome les and the Rifles will meet with a
cordial military reception in Baltimore by the SD
Regiment, Colonel Anderson, the Shareholders.
Captain Lilly, and several of the military companies
OF that city, and will spend the most of the day at
the extensive enclosed grounds where the aericutu.
raj exhibitions have been held, about three miles
from town. They have an entertainment also Mt
Jarkson Hall, kept by Col. William NJ Devoe and
In the afternoon visit " Welcome Hill, where warm
hospitality awaits them at the hands of Col J. Ma
bury Turner, and other public spirited citizens OF
that locality At night grand display of fire works
Is to be given at Patterson Park, on the same HILL
Other arrangements have also been made for their
reception and entertainment, and there cannot be a
doubt Of their receiving genuine soldiers welcome
We learn that they will not probably return till to-
morrow sftsrnOoD
The Presidents Mounted Guard-Tbis morning.
at 10 O'Clock precisely this new cavalry CORDS met at
their Armory in Copp's Pavilion, and soon after
were organized and moved off in fine STYLE paradng
In few OF the streets, when they returned to the
neighborhood Of the City Hall, where the hax pre-
sentation took place the part of the ladies' Major
Charles Wallach, in the unavoidable absence of Col
Seaton delivered periodically eloquent address ON
the delivery of the flag which was responded to by
Captain Peck in brief and appropriate manner the
music play ing the Star Spangled Banner imm
afterwards The flag is splendid one. The Com
pany then formed and with Lit. Col Riley Major r.
keyworth, Capt Schwartznan and other officers of
tho Regiment Of Volunteers proceeded to the presi
dents house, where they were well received nv his
E1cellency. They then moved through some of the
avenues and streets attracting much attention and
admiration, and disappeared on trip to the resi-
dence Of Lieut.. Clark Mills, about three miles from
the city, where they passed the balance of the day
f"rdas o. tie Light hJdntry.-The Light Infantry,
First Lieutenant John +. Tucker commanding. lin
the absence by indspostion of Captain Tate paraded
this afternoon in full ranks, fine appearance and
soiierly aspect, having with them their usual fine
music. This evening they are to partake Of a sump-
tuous anniversary supper the day being the seven
teenth anniversary of their first parade. They look
remarkably well.
11p TO NeU York fthe Franklin Fire ComDany
Assocfdtion-We learn that the organization of The
Frank'ins for trip to New York on the 9th or 9th
Of November, is going on with fine spirit. Already
about thirty have signed and $500 has been pa into
tn" treasury The excellent old " Franklin Fire Com
pany" is preparing with Of the best former ma
ferial, together with members to enter the field
OF duty with great yigor and renewed enterprise
Go ahead old friends.
C'rc"t CSurt-This tribunal re assembled at In
o'clock this morning, the Hon. Judges James Dunlas
and James s. Morse, associate Judges of the court
presiding Judge Crsnch is still detained away by
indisrosition. The Marshal and his officers were
busy summoning jury and returning their names,
but no business of Importance was transacted when
the reporter left.
|ic1o@ Do2S.-Yesterday, a.gsntleman residing in
the Fourth Ward complained at the Central Guard
House, that his child had been bitten by two dogs
belonging to person on the Avenue, between Sd and
10 sat hat he tnId -,
the dogs had bitten his child and the owner remarked
that he "iidn't care ad-n." The order of the Nav.
to keep these dogs confined is poor satisfaction to
the father of the child.
The Conspiracy Cbse-The trial of ]. E. Sharpe
charged with conspiracy will I've resumed this after
noon before Justice Dom. On Saturday, Cox volun-
tarly answered some questionsithat were asked him.
Other witnesses also testified The bill of sale by
Bstes to Cox read and Cox's transfer to Sharpe
which accompanies it also. The bill of sale shows the
sale of the girl in question for term Of five years
and the transfer is only of that property without 81
tering the restriction.
warrant was issued for Mr.. Bates for false swear
;ng-which has been ruled for trial.
Broke Iris0n.-Jchn Long and Richard Brown,
who were put in the western lookup by the guards
or disorderly conduct on Saturday night succeeded
IN making their escape hcrefrom at about day break
on Sunday morning. They took with them the
locks and bolts of the prison which found
under Longs bed at his home. The prisoners have
not boen re-arrestej
Resignation If Br. EHis-The resignation Of Mr..
Ellis Chief Engineer and Master of Machinery at the
Navy Yard, took effect on Saturday evening, when he
parted with many old associates under circumstances
Of much regret. Mr.. Ellis is acknowledged TO be one
Of the best mechanics IN his line in the country and
his loss from the Navy Yard will be much felt