Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-20

AccIDEsr.-Yesterday evening, about half
past i've o'clock, while q party was returning
to this city from the Montgomery county camp
meeting, the coach upset, the wheels having
become locked while the driver was endeavor-
ing, by short turn, to avoid coming In con-
tact with team in the road. There were
four persons in the vehicle, and six on top, in
GLIDING the two colored drivers They were
all thrown to the ground and more or less in
jured Mr.. Horatio Browning sustaining the
breakage of three ribs. Mr.. John W. Boteler.
having the presence of mind while the coach
was oyerturning, leaped beyond the remainder
of his companions; and, although, strained a
little by the feat, avoided being bruised by
the coach misfortune that befel his friends
The accident happened about mile and
half from the camp ground. The name of the
passengers are: VIM Bryan, Faulkner, Nc
Cam, (head slightly cut,) w. Waugh, Horatio
Browning, Frank Spencer, John W. Boteler,
and Mcleod.
FIFTH DIsrRIor.-The police of this district
disposed of the following cases John Mallory,
malicious mischief, security for peace; Charles
Mcdaniel, drunk, workhouse thirty days; Ju-
liza Adams, common prostitute, security and
costs; Virginia Berry, threats of violence, do;
Joseph HolbroOk, do, do. Joseph Berkely,
profanity, workOuse sixty days.
UNITED STATES CAsEs.-Terrence Flanni-
gan and James Reardon were taken before
Captain Birch yesterday, and accused of con-
duct unbecOming in persons residing so near
the church. Fighting in Church alley is con-
trary to law; and the parties were ordered to
give security for peace.
CARRIAGE SALE.-To-morrow morning, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, there will be quite an
extensive sale, by Messrs. Green d Scott, OF
carriages it being the large establishment Of
Hazlup Weeden which is to be sold out.
Those in the manufacture Of carriages would
do well to attend, as no doubt, from the abund.
snce Of material offered, some of it will be
sold low.
MILITARY VISIT ExPEcrRD-We learn from
various members of the District Regiment ol
Volunteers, that the SD Regiment of Mary.
land is expected to arrive in this city on the
18th of September next. 1t is said the inten-
ton of the Regiment is to visit Mount Vernon
on that day.
TIE FRANKLIN FIRE CONPANY's EXCURSION
for the benefit of the sufferers by the yellow
fever in the infected cities of Virginia, will
take place on Wednesday, and not on Thurs
day, as stated in our recent special notice The
object of those gallant fremen is generally
commended.
THE PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD has made
| arrangements to visit Baltimore on the 18th OF
September. They leave this city on the I1th
taking with them Prosperi's band. Doubles
they will be well received by the volunteers Of
the monumental city.
A GENEROUS CONFERENCE.-The clerks in
| the General Land Office have contributed
| S9S Is toward the relief of the Portsmouth
Gosport, and Norfolk sufferers.
WATCH RErURNs-Ed. Lodge, unlawful
gathering, fine and costs; Edward Bowie, do
| do; Henry Cole, do, do; Charles Butler
disorderly house, Jail Fox Shorter, unlawful
| gathering, fine and costs; James E. Moore
| drunk and profanity, fine and costs Charlie,
Brown, COL, firing pistol in the street, tel
| lashes