Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

THk CONCERT SATURDAY NfGHT.-The TACT
that four concerts In succession with tickets at
fush-times prices, have been oyerfiowingly at
tended, demonstrates, one would think, that the
financial crisis does not pinch Washington to the
extent ID has other cities.
Carusi's Saloon was not only filed on Saturday
mig ht but the audience bristled with notabilities;
and among those were Lord Napier and family,
and Sir VIM Gore Ouseley.
As on their last Concert, each performer and
each performance was persistently encored, and
in a manner which, however complimentary to
the artistes forced upon them the labor Of exc
cutting double programme.
One of the incidents OF the evening was an
encore performance by Vieuxtemps, commencing
with just such a musical phantasmagoria Of odd
sounds as he only can draw from violin. Pres
entity the strain swept into something recogniza-
BILE, and then was developed, with Infinite varia-
tions. our national Yankee Doodle - There
was Yankee Doodle on single string. and YAM
kee Doodle on four octave run; Yankee Doodle
allegro and Yankee Doodle In the time OF Old
Hundred Yankee Doodle getting up stairs and
Yankee Doodle tumbling down; Yankee Doodle
lsgdtO and Yankee Doodle with pix icato run !;
Yankee Doodle Numbered from the G, and Yam
kee Doodle whispered in the softest harmoncs !;
Yankee Doodle jubilant, Bunker Hill-ish, and
Yankee Doodle in the minor key, with Bladens-
burg behind him. In short, since the great uni
versal unwhipPed Y. d. first
"Came to town
On little pony"
he was probably never put through such another
coufse OF musical sprouts. The bottled up pa
triotism Of the tickled-to-death-audi effer-
vesced in short pops at the interstices Of this
traoTdinary performance, and Of course exploded
with a vim upon its conclusion.
Mile Frezzolini sang well; Madame Patti sang
we'll; vieuxtemps performed wonders; Thalberg
was Thalberg; and a most Ineritorious violincello
performer was developed In Herr kletZer What
need to say more? -
THE WoUNDED.--We hear, this morning, that
Lanahsn, who was shot in the riot on the ave-
nue., near Second street, is doing we'll His
friends have no doubt Of his recovery.
Officer Watson will soon be sufficiently recov-
cred fIOm the wounds he received last week on
street and New Jersey avenue, to resume his
duties.
David Narrower, the special policeman that
was wounded In the riot Saturday night, is do
ing well as can be expected at this time, and
there is reason to hope for his recovery.
SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTERs.-On yesterday two
young men, from Virginia. registered themselves
at Browns Hotel, but their conduct excited sus-
picion, and the police were put on the trail. One
OF them, James Wadsworth, arrested a
suspicious person, and taken to the guard house.
After hearing before Justice Clark be was
held TO bail tor furthsr hearing. Attention was
first attracted to them in consequence Of their at
tempting TO practice the "ball gamen on gen.
ueman stopping at Browns.
ARREST OF SUPPosEp IScEyDIARY-This
morning, two young men, named Jas. Cunning
ham and Isaac Lambert, paid visit to friend
confined in the county Jail. Justice Goddard,
hearing Of their presence there, started with
some ofiicersto arrest them on charge or firing
the property and robbing the p remises OF c. A.
Potion, Esq, in the Seventh Ward, in Septem-
Der last. Cunning ham was taken and committed
to jail for trial, but Lambert succeeded in max
ing his escape. -
AsOTHER ARREsT.-This morning, officers
Suit and McHenry arrested Robt. Connolly, who
is charged with being leader in the riot on Sat.
urday night, when Murphy was killed and Har-
rover and others wounded. He was taken before
Justice Dom, and by him committed to the coun.
ty Jail for d further hearing.
To-YIGHT, osr adroit and good looking friend
Wyman, opens his bundle Of leserdemain won.
ders IT Odd Fellows Hall. Wyman entertains
the mihion handsomely and at low prices, con-
sequently he Always has crowded houses.
THE AMERICAN Hook AND LABbEB COMPANY
are aking extensive preparations for their grand
ball, to be held on Christmas Eve, at Odd Eel.
lows Has, Navy Yard.
TONIGHT. let it be remembered, and be IT moi
forgotten, comes OF the hope fal " anticipated
Infantry Ball, at Carusi's. ''Take ysus part.
WE ARE requested 10 say that omnibuses will
be in attendance at the conclusion OF the enter.
tainment tomorrow evening, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard. -
WAIcB RETURNS Nov. 2l.-Thomas Cook
d. c., riot and carrying dangerous weapons; Jail
for further hearing. Timothy Hurley, Ireland
riot do. Patrick McCarty, Ireland, do; dis.
missed. John Cunningham, Md =, do do. Tho.
O,Keefe, Ireland. do; do Larrance Lorror, Ire
land, do; do. VIM. Wilson, Nd, do; jail for
a hearing Thomas Ager, Md, do; do. James
d. C.. do; dismissed. Eugene Sardeli. Md
do; do. ii. N. Steele, Va do; do. Joseph
Crider. D. c.. disorderly and profanity; fine and
costs 50 a.. John lIOsley, Md, riot dismissed
Jos Clemston, ID. c., do; do. VIM. Johnston
D. c. do; do. J. w. Houck, ID. C.. disOrderly
do Ashton I.Ouckett, ID. G., do; do. James
Semms col ., -. C., do; do James Williams
col d. c., do; do. Jas Nash, Ireland, drunk
do.
Nov 2-James WadSwSrll, Va, suspicion,
circumstances; security for furi6sT hearing
George Smith, col, Va, disOrderly; seG,.rity
and costs Thomas King. col, Md, do; do
Nathaniel Hiaes, col, Va do; do. James
smith, col, Va, do; do. Jos Simpson, Eng.
land, vag rant; dismissed 10 leave the city. Hugh
Fitzpatrick. ireland, drunk and disorderly; fine
and costs a 10. Geo. w Cochran, ID. C., DRUM
and dixorderly; fine and costs, - 10.
Fourteen lodgers Were in for the two nights
none Of whom were residents OF the District.