Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07
The WRATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, April %, to this morning:

hoh MUTE uoy noou, apIli ~, 10 tnlS morning
Morning. Noon. Night
Thursday ...... .......... 900 59'
frluay. .................. S6o IS 6S
saturday ...-............ 6O 70 20
SUNDAY ......-........... 6O 6S 6O
MONDAY -................. 81 Is So
Iuesudy- 81 0U 81
w euhesuay .............. 30 b2 62
Rsmerts.-April a9,b-ligbtly cloudy, milder,
wind NE 4, little rain and lightning; 3Oth-calm,
rnilder, cloudy; May 1st-calm, milder, very
warm, light rain, fine at end 2d-cloudy, wind
Ne, PHEASANT, cooler at end 3d-cooler, wind
r., Lightly cloudy and airy, at end wind 8 ; 4th--
wind cloudy aud airy, rain at end; 5th--rsin,
wiEd NE by r. 6th--calm, wind NV.
New moon, Thursday, May ID, between , and
3 a. III. b.
GEORGETOWN, ID. C., May 6, 1853
WARRINGTON THRarEE The complimentary
benefit which number Of gentlemen in public
and private life in this city, have rendered, as
tribute OF respect to native talent to Miss vonia
Jones. will, we doubt not, MI the theatre to-
night with fair representation of the grace and
a anss OF sssington she appears as Adri,
by the company as follows Princes de Boullon,
Mrs H p. Grsttan; Msd'lle Angelique, Mrs
sylvester; Madame Jouvenot, Mrs. Stoneall;
Count Maurice de SAKE, Mr.. Chas Pope: Micho-
net, Mr.. Dawson; The Able ChauzeuiI, Mr. Ey-
tinge Duke d'Aumont. Mr.. j. l.. Barrett NJ
Qnlnault, Mr.. Russell; NJ. Poisson, Mr.. Newton.
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received with so much enthusiasm that II is re-
produced as one OF the att actions Of her benefit
On Monday We have Charlotte Cushman.
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GKoRGRrowN-A
correspondent sends us the following Just xug-
gestioEs, which, we trust, will be acted OH to-
morrow:
Mr.. Editor: The Public School Bill, on which
you SO aptly remark, does not, l understand, in
clude Georgetown, az your remarks would seem
to Indicate. IL has been shown that out of . DIS
OF school age, ,3S children have no school priv
lleges III Georgetown is part of the District,
WHY should her children be cut oil f.om the ben.
ehts OF educatiOn when millions have been grant
ed for the States and Territories, and while the
last remaining Territory is about to receive the
blessing lt Is TO be hoped that, when the bill
comes mp, Senator Brown, JyoInpted by a sense
OF Justice and propriety, will move TO extend its
benefits to Georgetown. JUSTICE
ROW AMONG Tux FEMALES Last night Mary
Coombs, Ellen Warren aud Eliza wilkins We're
arrested for entering the house of Joseph Polletti
and assaultng Mrs. Kirk (Poletti's dauo hter)
and himself The cause of the affair appeared,
by the evidence this morning to be q jealousy of
husbands. Thes Cropsey, a witness, said that
ne and Eliza w lllams were half engaged to be
married, and he had promised her il She saw hin,
go in any place where he ought not, she might
break his neck out and she saw him sitting i'm
the house with young man who was sick and
derdnged, and she came In and ordered him out,
and struck him with an umbrella, and that wa,
the cause OF the fuss
The three prisoners were 6ned 81 80 aud costs.
each for profanity in the street, and Ellen w ar
rem ana Eliza Williams gave security for peace
GRAND ENTERTAINMENr.-The delegates to
the Medical Convention, recently in session in
this city and other friends, were entertained by
Senator Douglas last evening, at his elegant res
ldence In this city, with the good taste, genuine
hospitality and lavish profusion for which he
has been remarkable since commencin1 IN
keep house in the Federal Metropolis Som.
hve hundred guests are said TO have been pres
ent, all OF whom, doubtless. enjoyed themselves
vastly The supper was, as usual, in the Sena-
tors mansion an elegant and recherche affair
the handiwOrk OF our enterprisiny and ,kilfuI
fellow citizen Potentini
Drs. J; r. May and Cornelius BOYLE also ell
teitalned the members OF the American Medical
Assoc iation last evening
SUPREME CoUKT-7hHrsday.- II ichard-
son, Esq. Of Sew York, was admitted all attor,
ney and counsellor Of this Court
No l0i Eneas GcFaul, plaintiff In error. as
James e Ramsey. The rgun.ent Of this cause
was concluded by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson for the
plaintiff in error
No. lU7: Thomas McCargo. plaintiff in error,
rs John l.. Chapman. This cause was arg ued
Sy DIT. bradley f'r the plaintiff in error, and by
Mr.; Badger for the defendant in error
No. It's. VIM. Holcombe, plaintiff in error. r.,
John Mckulick and others The argument ~
this cause was commenced by Mr. B.adlry for
The Plaintia In error, and continued by Mr. Gill
let ior the defendant In error. Adjourned
ASSAULT AND BArTERy.-JOhn Conner wa,
arrested yesterday by Officer Ysatraan for an as.
sault and battery on Thos Darkin Justice God.
dard held him to bail for court. Catharine Bloc.
cher was also arrested by Officer Yeatman for
assaulting and beating Albert W.isperger She
kSn hff araI a.Gfi lN.A<l
United that she whipped him, but said She
thong ht she did ng ht considering the manner in
which he treated his wife. She was held to Sc
curity for peace.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-This morning, MIR. II Bar
mad was arrested by officer c. kimball. on a
charge OF assaulting and committing a rape on
Adelaide III Poletti on the LIST instant The case
was laid before Justice Goddard. MIR BARNARD
denying the accusation and exhibiting a nsrfect
readiness Tor an examination. The Investigation
OF the case VIII probably be proceeded with on
Monday. w. Lenox, Esq, appeared for the de-
fence.
THE ExcURsIoE TO MoVNr VERNON This
morning, at III o'clock, the steamer Thomas Col
lyer left her wharf for Mount Vernon having on
board a large number Of members of the A,oe,i.
Can medical Assoc alton, to whom this trim has
been profeTtd by the resident members OF the
medical profession la the District OF Columbia
AT the White House, whittier the boat nrocesds
planksd shad entertainment is TO be provid a
RoBsERr.-Last night, Nancy Henson and
Alice Miller, two colored girls, servants at Marv
Ann Halls, were arrested by Officer Allen on
suspicion Of robbing one of the female boarders
Of some valuable jewelry and a small amount Of
coin They were taken to the guard hous-, and
this morning Alice was sent TO jail and Nancy
admitted to bail for further hearing, by Justice
Dom.
REAL Estate Yesterday, the following lots
In square Oh, were disposed Of by J. C. McGIIre:
Lot s, to n. Easily, 81 mills per foot; lot :,
10 John BayDe, cents; lot to p r. Van
WICK. 5R cents; lot 5, to John Bsyne, SIX cents;
lot 4, To II. N Eisby, 12s cents; lot 3, to John
Esputa @ i cents lot =, TO John Bayne, 5 4 cents;
lot ], to do, So cents lot II, TO do, 3X cents.
TURNPIKE DFFicULTY.--This morning, Mr.
Abner Shoemaker was arrested by Oaicers Ross
and Zimmerman for cutting down the turnpike
gate OF the Washington and Rockville Turnpike
load He admit 81 the cuttn. down OF the gate,
and gave bail In 500 for Court, before Justice
Dom.
CRIMINAL Court The trial Of II. William,
CldTlPn far tha