Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-07

trow evening asthe Nation d Thestfa, Ii Shicl
some OF the celebrities Of the oolian aft IN
70 participates, among them TIN oa3SbEated
Prof Lovatt, who plays on tMntyseighk mn.
sical bells, and produces In an extraordiuar,
ma inner the sweetest Music with his rock haf
moniean. Mr.. Charles Jenkins, from Phils.
delphis, an unsurpassed roc aiist and come,
dian. makes his frs. and Gully appea rance s
The VI ashington7 Harmonious add their ahis
talents to the OCCASION, and in conjunction viii
those excellent performers, Mr.. n Handv y.
! the flute, Prof. Isrdella at the piano NEE -,
B. Grenup and James Gould. ycoalis,s mai.
splendid concert, while Nj. Thompson and
Master DuyaH wild delight the audience With
.heir excellent dancing. Esputa's doe Band
. 70 unite and other musical talent will give
70 !ne occasion really rich treat in the line
course, draw full house. q IL = .'n.s
doRsgcH CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL 8. PFC
Sio-i esterday, this interestinR Sund ~
Sshoel, under the superintendency Of Geo, w.
Garrett, spent the day at Roaeh's Spring. on
the south bank Of the Potomac In all Some
two hupdred persons were Of the happy party
teachers, scholars, members Of Gorsuch Chanel
congregation and their friends They made q
long day OF it, and, We hear, had a most de-
hghtfui time-singing, swiuging, fishing, walk
ing, and otherwise enjoying Ihe mselves 70 their
he Art s content 49, --7 E.'fl - !
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Yesterday. VIM Kan,
John Carr, and Henry Hurley, were tried for
rioting, when the TIVE first were cen victed. and
the others not guilty. D. Radciife, ESQ /, fol
defence. '-t - - = - --1'--e =,
Lucy Wheeler, colotsd, charged With assault
and battery with intent to kill, was found
quality Of an aggravated assault. w. r. Wood
ward, Esq counsel. 81 81 = -, :.
The cases Of John Brown, King Atkins, Bill
Lomax, Charles Neale, VIM. Dunlap, Andrew
Jackson, Daniel Bell, George Simms, Henry
Thomas, George Hicks, Frank Newton. Lewis
jackson, and Vim. Neale, all colored! vere
then commenced. M. - 49, =
| They are var;ous!y indicted for riot, assaults
with intent to kill, &c. The fight having o.
CURED at Col. Hickey ON the 18th Of Noyem.
per Last, with some Irishmen. Pistols, bricks.
nsts and shelalahs were freely used, and there
were any quantity of black eyes, bloody noses
ana bruised bodies produced in the melee.
Today the court was engaged in the con.
tinuance Of the trials, all being tried at once,
aa ha, was q, given to the jury about II O'Clock,
mnen the counsel commenced speaking Messrs
Radcliffe and Darlington appeared for the de.
renee, and r Barton Key, Esq, gpToseo ussns
ID tnls, as IN all the other cases LII D. 80
Mr. hadclif was speaking in reply to Mr..
hey when We ief. the court room. - $50
y ARREsr.-While the companies were ON the
ground last night, a vast deal of excitement
was created oy the arressofsyeung man named
H'aham, who at the time was trying to show
to Captain Birch o man for whose arrest a
warrant had been issued. The IRE company
OF which young Graham is q member has
taken steps TO bring the sGair before the Mayor.
loo nasty action on the part Of the police Off.
Gers is as bad as laziness; they should be right
before they go ahead. -. =,
WAsN1NG.--An examination of the watch
return wii snow to many young men and boys
who are In the habit Of assembling on the
streets, hloekading up the psyements; 60,
that commencement has been made 10 en-.
force the law against unlawful gathering.
1hese cases are soon disposed of, and Ignorance
OF the law IL no excuse. The magistrate ia
obliged to fine the violator at least five dollars
and costs !; very high price for standing in
cJrnsr.
FikE.-East night about 0 o'clock, a fire
was discovered Ia the large building on 9Th
street, near D, occupied by Mr.. Kirby as cab
met warereoms. The alarm was promptly
given, and companies haslened TO the spet. but
before the apparatus was in full operation the
hre was exhnguished. =
TIE FIRE RIor.-Last evening, the case
which grew out Of q quarrel between persons
at the burning of the West Market was brought
up before Capt. Birch, in the Central guard
house. After hearing the testimony, Capt
Birch held Kurts to bail for his appesrauoe at
the criminal court for trial
FIRST ON THE Llsf.-Last night, Mr. Jesse
Mann, when at the guafd-heuse to go on his
beat, was told by the captain that his honor
the Mayor had no further use for his services,
The cause alleged for this removal was the
conduct Of Dir. Mann, on various ocoasisns,
when talking Of the likelihood of his removal.
[CoHNUs1cArEp.
JENNY MAHER-FogRrH OF JuLY,-Early
in the morning did this whole. souied man rig
himself up in full military costume to pay due
homage to the anniversary Of that almost uni
versai freedOm-as he himself would in psnu.
ously term it. So.
/ saw Jenny 60 forth, that day, to testify
his respect On that great occasion, with as
much zeal and joy as if it were the day of Irish
freedom : : -
The day being now orer, Jenny was giving
a description Of the proceedings to a friend
who sat by him at his residence, when, being
interrupted by bystander, who had his in
terest at heart, and who took the liberty Of
saying that he should give up all such ideas
now, In his old days; whereupon Jenny
raised his head In military attitude, and ex-
pressed himself in the following strain:
Never! never! I would sooner NEGLECT
my duty towards the festival OF St. Patrick.
How could overlook that day when the Dec.
laration Of Independence went forth upon the
four winds Of heaven, inviting the oppressed
OF all nations TO come and share with the chill:
dren Of Washington in the blessings they had
won, and the trophies they achieved?
"Why should I not love the country that has
done 90 much for my poor old Ireland and her
SONS? Why should not love the country that
proud Albion, cruel Albion, the
shedder OF innocent Irish blood -
Death alone can prevent me from ae-
knoHledgiDg my gratitude to a country 30
great, 80 NOBLE, 80 gener0us--a country which
ID looked to by the oppressed Of the civilized
world as the only source through which uni
yersal freedom can be estabiished7' &C :.
Towards the close of the above, Jemmy's
voice faltered, and tears gathered in his ewes.
which evidently denotes that Jemmy's heart
is welded to the interests Of liberty. Thus
did that humble but patriotic heart express
himself, with q msguanImity of soul seldom
10 DC founa ONE THAT KNOWS.
WAfcH Paskhil, unlawful
gathering; fine and costs. VIM, Herman. do
Hugh MeWiiliams, do. Michael DOYLE; do.
) James Williams, do. j. r. D.. Burch, drunk
and disorderly; work house so days. = - |
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KAssAs-wARDs BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to the most reliable accounts. there are up-
wards Of ten thousand people on the move for
Kansas.