Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-22

excursion yesterday Of the Young Catholics,
Friend Society, was probably one of the most nu-
merously patronized Of any that has taken place
,Io'n ms city th's season. The number was so
iaIse tndt the steamer Mount Vernon, which had
been chartered for the occasion was lnable to
carry all who were awaiting passage at the foot
OF skin street, at eight o'clck, a. IN and hence
the managers were under the agreeable necessity
OF charterin2 another boat, the Pow hatan to take
part OF the passengers from that point and those
waiting at the Navy. ard and at Alexandra. She
mad, also, very full compliment on board The
Mount Vernon made another trip at one o'clock
and carried down full load from the Sixth
street wharf while numbers who expected her
to stop at the Navy Yard, were disappointed On
returning, the excursionists who came by the
first boat, got back about nine O'Clock, D. m
and the others at a later hour The point Visited
by the excursionists, was Glymount Pavilion. a
most beautiful retreat on the Maryland side of
where they enjoyed themselves by strolls through
the beautiful groves, sitting in the shade and in
dancing, music, swinging, feasting, &c accord
Ing to their several inclinations.
THE FLOWER notwithstanding the
heat Of the weather the children of the Public
Schools found a large audience at the Assembly
Rooms last evening, to greet their third appear
ance In the oratOriO Of the Flower Queen
The beautiful floral concert and spectacle, which
mas been heretofore described in the Star, was
fully up to the high standard OF its previous pre-
sensations, and ELECTED frequent and enthusiastic
applause. At its conclusion, each of the Queens
OF the former occasions were re-crowned and a
Delighted audience retired. Professor Daniels
success In this oratorio opens an extensive field
for his talents and the Improvement of the musi-
cal taste OF the public schools as well as source
OF innocent and wholesome qualification to the
citizens OF w ashingtOn. Wetrust the success of
the Flower Queen will be followed up by new
triumphs in other pieces.
THE OPERA Notwithstanding the heat of the
on her ho hra. a
chestra, and various other announcement to
mention that greatest of all annoyances empty
benches-Nliss Miner sang throuo b a pro9ramms
OF unusual length, with her accustomed sweet
ness and good grace. The hrst and second acts
OF Lucia di l.ammermoOr' and the second and
thlrd acts OF the " Bohemian Girl, were per-
formed in very good style. Those present had an
opportunity to see Rudolphsen in his best part
that OF Deviishoof, in the Bohemian Gill; in
whlch character he is superb. Miss Miner, as
Lucia ana Airline, won new honors. and gave ad
ditional evidence Of her powers as an artist Mr.
Guilmette, In several songs, won the applause of
the audience.
Tonight is positively the last of the operatic
season. Let there be one good house To cheer
the company on their departure from the civ
AFTER so Improbable a season as this has been.
RowDYIsM.-A gang of half grown Youths are
IN the habit of assembling nightly on the south.
east corner Of d and Thirteen nth and a. half SITS
VINO indulge by the hour i'm Oaths, imprecations
and villanously BLACKBOARD conversations SO
Ioudlx as TO annoy respectable females forced to
the neighborhood. gentleman, who, to Eeen
their revolving words from the ears of his chill
dren Is forced to keep his windows closed even
al THIS season, and to deny them the privilege of
Suing al bis door, appeals to us to aid i'm the
abatement OF this shameless nuisance We ac-
cordingly thus notify the police Of the necessity
for their presence in that quarter.
CRIMINAL CorRr Tho cour, ,,,o, ,l;u $780,,
Ing at the usual hour
On motion of Mr.. Radcliffe Josiah F. Polk.
Esq, was admitted to practice at the Criminal
Courts OF the District Of Columbia
several cases were assigned for trial to-day
but ior various reasons were postponed In sew
eral cases the recognizances were forfeited and
one case was submttPd-d case of assault AID
battery; so the jury had nothing to do. The
grand jury, however, were in session and the
court waiting for them when onr 1870,
closed.
CENTRE MARKET.-This morning the market
opened with an average attendance of dealers.
who offered an excellent supply of provisions in
the various departments. The gangways were
crowded at an early hour; the demand was lively
ana sales were brisk until tue heat of mid day
began 10 dlsperse the assembla9e and detract
from the appearance Of the stock on hand The
prices through out were as on SATURDAY. last The
rules OF the market were strictly enforced, and
good oder prevailed
WATCH RETURNS james Adams cold, Md q,
firing pistol; workhouse 80 days. Chas Ellis,
cold, ID. c., do; do. Easter Wise, b c., drunk
and profanity; do. One lodger-resident
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In calling the attention OF the public to this valuable
speclhc. does so with feeling of the utmost conf
dence IN It's virtues and and adaptaion to the dis
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sa sy the skept zeal that il is really deserving the
celebrity II Las obtained.
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