Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

CRIMTNAL CoURT The court met at 10 O'CLOCK
m. to-day; and on being called TO order the two
prisoners, Hutchins and Jones, were sent for from
the jail a....
There was a full attendance of members Of the
par, and large crowd of spectators, principally
/ cluzens of Georgetown, attracted to the court
house through a desire to hear thu. decision os
Judge Crawford on the motion Of the counsel of
Huchns and Jones for setting aside the verdict of
th. Jury and for new trial Of the case
| After few minutes the prisoners were h,o,o h,
int9 court and paced in the dock both looking
silence being restored, Judge Crawf,rd nm
ceeded to deliver his opinion which had hen
PreParrd, al some length After reading the rea-
| citing at length the arguments which Sad baan
mgeo py the several counsel, the Court ouoted
various authorities showing that the allegations of
ment were not sustained " ~ 0
but tne Court granted a new trial ON one of the
r1 hleu by the counsel for the defence viz
- at James Fnllalove, Of the jurors who sat
In the cause, had, previous to beiny seiectad as
juror, expressed opinions adverse 10 Hntcb;os
me prisoners Were then remanded and the
court adjourned finally for the term
NArCH RETURNS, WEST Lookup, FOR THE
EEK -Iho- Wilson, vagrant; work-house 30
days James O'Brian, do; do 30 DAYS. Peter G .
SofrleO, drunk do. 30 days. Margaret Herld,
dlsorderly conduct discharged Lee Brian. do !:
WORK, house 81 days Allen Duly drunk and dis.
orderly do 30 days Manuel Glasco do do 20
day,- saturday nighttime. Riley. drunk In the
market; discharged. Basil Ridgeway, drunk
driving on the foOtway; fined 50 S. Pink Coke.
Iy, (cOl y disorderly and lighting; fine and costs
s6i9 Dickerson, false pretence; discharged
fine and costs So IS Five lodi gers accommodatsJ
Sunday,Mark Brooks. (col y fugitive from labor:
fdrlivered to the officer. Ben iamin Ringpold dis
o'deriy; hne and costs, s3.45. Five dodgers
THE ENHIBITION AKIN CnNcrpr ~ tbo
School OF the First Baptist Church, on Thursday
evening last was great success and reflected
much credit upon both scholars and instructors
so many good things were performed in so excel
lent manner by the young lassies and lads par
nclpating, that we have not room to particularize
without seeming partial.
WASHINGTON IAGERs.-The German Yapers
escorted by Withers' brass band, this morning
passed up the Avenue, on their way to Arlington
springs, where they are to spend the day. They
were commanded by CAPTAIN SChwarzInan and
presented a very solderly-likc APPEARANCE We
eOhs ratulate them oh having such beautiful day
for their excursion.
GRAND PIc-NIc.-The Franklin Fire company
give their first grand picnic at Arlington Springs
on Thursday next, the 10Th instant, which the
committee promise to spare pains to make the
most pleasant excursion of the season. See adyer-
useinent
CHARLES MADEs opened his new lager beer sa-
loon on Third street OH Saturday with all the
honors. Weber's band was In attendance and
the5e was any amount OF sport with the bucks''
and the gymnasium.
PICNIC To-MoRROw-The ST Peters Sunday
school picnic to Arlington Springs, which was
postponed last week on account Of the weather
VIII come of tomorrow and is expected 10 be I,
very pleasant affair. See advertisement
NlsLEICH lauft er auf letZten bohlsn
10 hat der Schuster viele sohlen:
Drum Charles lass die spelers zi baus
Damn spuckt keiner klein Jonas mehr aus
The GREAT FALLS on the Potomac now attract
considerable numbers Of picnic fishing parties
from the neighboring country in Maryland and
Virginia. N
DR. WASHINGTON DUvALL, of Rockville, Md ,
has declined having his name used before the
Congressional Convention about to be held i'm his
district. " -'
PROF. ANTONIO gives the last soiree Of his dane
ing season, on Wednesday evening next See ad.
vertisement.
DRUM q. Town get huh 'uns die Bite
Sci In unserm Bunde der Dritte
The final of Schillers Baergshaft
ON NJ TOD