Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

jas. menen was arrested on suspicion of con-
nexlon with the Jansen robbery by oficsr KIng
The suspicion was excited by bis bsving' ~ ~.
possession articles similar to those foss hv A.
Jensen, and which he tried to dispose of by ,sie
,c1,n ,as eou.o not DC identified, and the sus-
Mary Lucas and Ellen Coleman were charse ed
with stealing certain articles Tor bon.e
Ee s They Were dismissed -
{ barge OF stealing a watch, and Committed for
iuItIe, heafing. was brought out The watch
was Identified, and Craig fully committed for |
VIM. Mccormick and Jas A. Madden CHARGED
win being concerned In the larceny Of buffalo
missed
Before Jrshe. WiHian,.-Geo. Reddin wa.
arrested and brought before the magistrate for
throwing stones ia the streets, and was aned
g and IS cents costs.
Pat Owens (colored) got drunk and gave vent
to the excitement under which he was laboriny
by sundry shoutings and disor derlv nroceeSinas
In the public streets MANY persons recooni1ef {,
Pat the old body servant Of Gen Jaeksos when
PRESIDENT OF the United States. He is remark.
ABLY Intelligent for one Of his color and takes
great pride in being able to repeat, with great
accuracy, from memory, a number of Jac ksou,s
an an messages to Congress. In consideration
future, he was let OF with a fine of rs and o.
cents costs INV =
number of small grocers were fined for sell.
Ing goods without license
SUPREME CouRr-Yesterday. MFR Chief Ius.
tiee fancy announced to the bar that when the
court adjourn mex. Friday 1t would adjourn over
to the 18th inst
No. 26s. James O'Hara, plaintiff in error. Va
Winsiow, Lanier & Co. In error to the circuit
court ofthe United States for the western district
Vi rehhsyivania On motion of Mr.. Hopkins of
Geunssl LOT the defendants in error, this cause
was docketed and dismissed with costs
No. 20. Daniel H. LownsdaIe 81 vi .,,el
iants, VS. Josiah L. Parish. The argument of
THIS cause was concluded By Mr. ReyeIdy John
son for the appellants
No 30 Mary Ann Thomas, plaintiff in error.
vs.: Jas Lawson's heirs, &c. This cause was
soomiueo 10 the consideration of the court ON the
IecoId ana printed arguments by Mr. Fowler for
defendants in error ' '1@
No III. frederick I. Barreda & Brother. Main.
uns IN error, VS. Benjamin II Silsbeee ct al The
Wallis for the plaintiffs In error. and cont},nsd
journed. ~'" =" e''oi' ho-
iHk LECTURE LAST NIGHr NotwitbStand
ing the commodiousness Of the Smithsonian lao
ture room, it is always filed TO OVERLOOKING ON
the occasion OF public lectures This was the
case as usual, last night, on the occasion or ~.
second Lecture by DR.. Rae on the Arctic Repions.
BY special request the lecturer re peated th moIe
prominent points of bis previous, lecture He
described the mode Of the formation of icebero.
MS tood during his sojourn in the frozen land.
consisted mainly OF the flesh of the deer and an
herb called Andromeda which miDbt somsiin..
De round IN small quantities on tue surface of the
rocks lie showed the method pursued bv the
e. ~ * ana adopted with advantage by him.
sea-, IN the construction of snow huts The
DIocks OF snow were piled in a spiral line arch
us DIT tne Top, and forming, when COMPLETED a
h nuuse "noIIy lmperyious TO the cutting nsrthern
Dasts. several OF these huts Were Sometimes
connected by snow passages Among ofher In
teIesting points Of the lecture, Dr. Rae exhibited
several relics Of his Arctic travsls--snow shoes.
lGF garments, and the skull of a reindeer THE
immense throEg that listened to him Interruntsd
MIN by frequent applause.
CRIMINAL CouRr.-Tersnce Carrigan, cor
Victed OF larceny yesterday, was not sentenced
oy reason OF his counsel having made motion
for an arrest Of judgment
Lewis Frank was convicted of s,s.I;,,, .
tity OF money and clothing and sentenced IN
TWO ana hall years in the penitentiary
John Bdptiste, convicted Of stealing coats r.
49, o S On ene Island was sent to the peniten-
Ionn Dandridge (colored) was convicted of
grand larceny on two indictments and was SEN
fenced 10 hfeen months in the penitentiary in
To-day, John d. Baptiste was placed on trial
Verdict Of guilty
John Runnells was tried for stealing piece Of
meat, valued at 50 cents, from Charles S,atf Ha
was found guilty as indicted "
- La Belle was charged with assaulting Of
ncet Ionn wise IN the discharge of his ofici-
al auty Case submitted to the Court. Sentenced
10 three months in Jail, and fine OF ST.
IHE THEATRE was indeed crammpd, last
night, In theatrical parlance, from pit to dome
to see Mrs Julia Dean Hayne as Parthenia, in
ihgomaf Ii must be confessed that she has
somewhat failed in vigor aad voice within the
Iast "" years, out the IRE OF genius stlI burns
hot
naturally acquired by time and experience she
i, II any different, more interesting than ever
None OF her old ffiends, or ANYBODY else in the
city, should fail to see her during her nTeSsnt
engagement. The orchestra asuuittsd thems, Ives
somely amusing
The play for tonight Is .,Ioye,s Sacrifice ,.
Mrs Hayne as Margaret EImore
loU WILL FIND great many articles suitable
for Christmas gifts at Francis's, 49O Seventh st
above Odd Fellows Hall He keeps almost ey.
eIytbing in the useful and ornamental bopss
keeping line, such as silver plated urns tea sets,
cake oaskets, casters, walters, knives ard forks
spoons, Japanned toilet sets china vases coloone
bottles, card cases, cases Of scissors silver fsniI
knives, thlmbieS, jewel boxes, party fans, shell
cOnES, thermometers, bac gammon boxes chess
men, domlnOes, baskets, work stands uri,;no
desks, aud all sorts OF toys for children from =
cog knife up TO running horses and gigs and
FULL tedged eircuses.
WE HAVE sometimes heard old ladies inquire
al book stores for " small bibles with large TYNE
MS Is rather hard order to fill, but Shilling
Ton very nearly manages to do It, We notice on
his shelves large assortment of medium aud
sIiaiI-sized bibles, the paper of which is so
"hte, ana the print so beautifully clear tina,
y that those who run may read" He has in
Tact, bibles, praytr-boOks &c, Of every size.
pflcr and style OF binding; also, u remarkabIy
com Plete assortment of portfolios writiny-d,sks
and articles If that description. IL
The FESTIVAL Of the Assembly,s Sabbath
School Is just The thing. Such a large company
OF pretty girls seldom grace fair room. WHY
Is II tnat so many beautiful ladies 20 to that |
church The Young parson (who, by the way.
Is slnSlel is always busy making two happy
LeaIs one that's the way Me;zerott, orr
nel ghDor, has furnished splendid music and
rioi- heymann knows well how to play. Go!
The LADIES Of East Washington are nov bo,a
ln2 faif every night (until New Year,,) in the
basement OF the NJ. +. Church, Navy Yard. for
the benefit Of the Fast Washinyton Mt..ion |
This gives the Navy aTders a fine onnor,,nJ,