Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

| oFFeERs ELEcTke.-At The annual eomaunt.
ca'ion OF the NJ w.'GEand Lodge Of Free and
accepted Masons, OF. the District of Columbia
| ne'd on the evening of November I'd, the follow.
| i"s oHceIs were elected for the ensuing veal:
| W !" hitting, Reelected M. w G. Master
| n rage, reelected r.. w. ID. G. Master; g
t,n sntugen, elected w: .. 6. Warden Hop
| = sns Lehtner, elected n. w. j G. Warden; @
| = Scnwarzman, re-elected r. w G. Secretary
-; Cammack, Reelected r. w G. Treasurer
, Wv, M smiths elected w G. Visitor and Lee
Chaplain; Grafton POWELL elected w. q Mar.
shdi; Il. Helmesd, elected w. s. G.. Deacon
A ". Fowler, elected w JSi Deacon; p r.
a, 1,n, elected w u. ). Bearer; E. Alexander,
elected w q. Pufsuivant - - sgG -
/ ONE OF THE BEARTiEsT laughs we have expe-
nehced of late was that elected by the s.Happy
Uncle Tom DanceS' of Billy Birch, at Carusi,s
Saloon. But the performances of the Minstrels
throughout were most admirable and mirth-in-
taImo sro,, en-. tney present great bill, and
Dich himself, who, as one of the heroes of the
central America disaster natu rally Ia somexyhat
oI parsonage, and everybody will certainly he
present tomorrow evening 10 get look at his
merry phiZ.
oooD THINGS NEVER COME ALoNE-"Ites,'
is overpowered with gratitude for the deljp btful
serenade by Esputa's matchless Cornet Band fled
ny that jovial as well as accomplished leader.
tEsp9ta himself,) on last night. What ssItes'i
mas done TO deserve MANY kindness from his
friends he is at a loss to determine He assures
All concerned that he will carry with him through
life the most grateful remembrance of the testi-
inon ,;I OF good will with which they have so
kindly favored him. -
OFFICER TANNING requests us to deny, in the
most positive manner, the statement made in the
"Amercan" newspaper, published in this city,
that he, on being asked why he did not arrest
some of the States Hose crowd on Saturday night
lasl SAID that he scould not, for the Mayor of the
CITY mao on that evening requested them-tbe
states llose-to assist the Auxiliary Guard in ar.
resting the members Of the Northern Liberties,
Fire Company
AN OBsrREpERoUs FEMALE-Yesterday after
noon, Officer Tanning arrested two colored wo
men, Henrietta Bowen and Sarah Coats, for dis
orderly conduct in the streets. The first was dis
missed, and the last was committed to the work
mouse Tor gu days by Justice Clark When the
coaSd arrived to convey her down, she gave bat
w 10 the officer, and it was with conside rabbi.
S'mcui'y 'nat she was taken to her new quarters.
NJ LIE ERMINIE FREzzoLINI IN WASHING
ToN.-Frezzolini, the celebrated prma donna
from the Italian Opera, Academy of Music. New
/ ork, Is, we are happy TO say, to give concert
on saturday light next under the competent man
agemcnt Of NJ Strakosch. Frezzoljni is undoubt
ediy the Leading Italian artist of the age in her,
line.
STEALING .-Yesterday, Officer T. NJ LlovtZrf-
rested colo1ed man named Chas Cant ch.4ae I'd
with stealing boots, shoes, &c, from George
Stldenspinner. He was taken before Justice
walter, and committed to the county jail
ARREsrED.-Yesterday, Officer Watson arrest
ed young man named Jesse I.aBille near the
Railroad Depot, charged with disorderlv con-
uuct ne was taken before Justice Donn and
required to give bail for further hearing.
TONIGHT, the Juvenile Comedians appear in
the admirable comedy of "Tom Noddy,s Sc
cTet, and the rich farce of HCharcosl Sketches,
also IN variety OF songs and dances Go and
see them.
OFFICER Ross requests us TO say that he as
well as Officer Suit, was misa pprehended by our
reporter in regard to the statement concerning the
source Oh the attack upon Halleck's restaurant.
WEDDING AT WILLARDs'. Yesterday at Will
lads Hotel, Mr.. Washington Kelly and Miss
A Robinson, both of Md. were Joined in mar
rage by Rev. Henry Slicer.
CIRCUIT CoURr-The case of ZONES rs Der
mott still occupies the Court and is likely 20 for
several days.
WATCH RETURNS This morning fourteen
persons were in he cells at the Central Guard
house-seven were for trial and were disposed of
as follows: James Burk, colored, Va, unlawful
assembly; line and costs Sc. VIM Moody color
rance, cOlored, Va; fine and costs 81 "a: David
kurtz, ID. G., drunk and disorderly; workhouse
3O days. Michael Warren, Ireland, do; fine and
costs 81 Al. John Tippett, ID. c., do do WASH
lngton Perry, Md, do; fine and costs SO 81 or
the seven dodgers none belonged to the District