Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03


10 he inserted IN the BALTIMoKE Sux are rsceired
n and Jorrrrri,d from THE STAR office
POLIcE MLTrERs-B,forr Justice ark-Henry
Anderson was charged with giving utteraDce 10
proianr language in the public streets lie was
find 81 o.
Robert Seymour was also charged with a like
offence. and was made TO pay fine Of 81 S.
Enrich was charged with violating the
Sunday law of this Corporation in relation TO
tavsrn' and drinking houses, and was fined SIS
and costs
John Kane was attached for cont.mp, IN ,e-
fusing to respond after being legally Summoned
as witness before Justice CLARK, and after being
rePrim tnded, was duly fined
Btto's Justice Donn.-Lousa Taylor (colored)
vas brought to the watchhouse on a charge Of
having grossly insulted two ladies miss Emma
honng snd another LADY,, and Of having perDe
trnt-d series Of disturbances, comprising pro-
faEIty. loud threats, breaking ND Of furniture
and last, but not least, breaking the head of Rich
arh Cole with Emma foung's sugar-bowl She
md d hnta 80 10 Tor the assault Upon the women
until tde man Richard could be found
BJor' JT"i,' MeKsnna Ann Kirby W.,
PICKED up drunk on the commons by a viofl,nt
iiSfn'-S uardstnan. and taken to less Indictment
lodgings IN the eastern lookup. The magistrate
through pity for the unfortunate creature sent
her In 1--we at the farm until the weather shall be-
come milder "
Prisln2 whips" in their anxiety to get a lob at
The Railroad depot, on the arrival of the cars vio
IhSeu on OIulHdECt regulating ldckmPn nv ga
M The reins, and on being remi nded of their
fault swOre profdney. They were duly fined
lWlthout Intending TO reflect upon the Justice
VINO only aid his duty In this case, the reporter
VII state that, In passing the various hotels along
fehlSlIVanlt avenue yesterday, he Witnessed
more than nftv violations of this ordinance nv
nae kulen ana t.at too In the presence Of the DO
i"e, VINE ala not seem 10 notice the squads of
hac kmen who had left their reins and were BLOCK
adlh2 the pavement. and cracking their whips
about the heads of foot passengers Whv il nj :
auraiO
who attend at the Railroad depot for the accom-
mndition OF the travelling public, and totally ig-
novaaces b I'VE alluded to-
Joseph Bruce and Mike Lacy took advantage of
CHRISTMAS day to get on bender, and We're
nahbrd and taken 10 place of safety from whence
each ''e"' u Cos
Brown, J. Brown, A Eaton and J. Durham.
indnlged in the - flowing bowl" so elooucptlv
and raihetically treated on By Dick SwiyeIIrr and
under its influence disturbed the neighborhood
They were locked up for the night, and next
morning, being repentant. Were let of with q
sound lecture and nne of 81 So each
Twelve young mcn--amOng whom was Joseph
Cunnl ngham, lately Pardoned from the Pen ten
Fifth Ward and laid themselves liable To CHARGE
Of ri@t. Warrants were issued against them nv
JUST &C Mchenna, but they Were ruled before an
other magistrate.
Rows YEsTKRDIY.-Yesterday afternoon. or.
hc'r Scarf, Of the auxiliary guard, arrested
w Pearce, young nonresident for an assault
snd battery on }. Mclaughlin, hackman From
The evidence IL appeared that the accused was
!"oaing Tor hack, and Mclaughlin rendered his
services. to which the accused replied that he
preferred darkey. The hackman remarked iii
You prefer niggerS you had better 90 with them;
ana To- This the attack was made No evidence
to prove the condition of the parties was ask cd
for. but II was evident that they had paid th.i
r'srec's 10 the barkeePer. The accused was held
tn tail for court
Chas Bruce, hickman, was arrested by ms.
uce w alters, for fighting on the pavement near
BrJwns Ho'cl. He was taken before Justice
bonn' ~hrn u turned out that he was injured
plTty having lost coat sleeve, and suff red bv a
slight wound on the face in trying to senarate
"thrr. Omcer Carter was dispatched for the real
"nrnder. and soon returned with John NJ Flynn.
VINO was very drunk, and tried to give the officer
trouble But he was soon put ut the official b,r
al the cost OF large.pane Of glass which the
SQUIRE mas 10 pay Tor. Flynn had beaten a colored
nlah named Mullen, Tor the provocation that 10
had been snccessful in lining Il Job and also
broke Mullen's hack windows to prevent which
brucr lnterfered, and was roughly handled and
arrestsa Justice Dom held FLYNN tn bail for his
appearance at court in the L : case and fined
hin - and costs for his profanity Bruce was
dismissed "
THE MATINEE AT BRowx's-Of the reccp,iop.
'n''uSh out toe city Yesterday. probably none sur
J. 'ssed That at Browns Hotel wher. the proprc
bSd t1ken pains to make all no paid their respects
10 hls numerous guests as comfortable as possble
N extensive Pariors were closed 10 exclude the
liSht OF Ia, and q e magnificent chand ers were
brought into service, and brilliantly Illuminated
va" Splendid balls. so that the reception was of
novel character The tables were spread and
Kept supplied during the afternoon with a profn
son Of eatables and drnkables and the day was
closed with a grand hop In addition to numerous
tdHsient guests receiving their friends at Browns
thtre were the ladies' Of the following Senators
aud Representatives. who residing the re- turin
the sesSioa:-pf Ala, Hon. N-ssrs CLAW and Fit
FaI.es, MI Chssnnt, of :, U; Pugh, Of Ohio,
hdun OF Cal Jackson and IIardinian of q, :
Lamar, Barksdale, and Singleton of Miss CLARK
ard Craig, cf Mo; Avery. of Tenn and Burcb
of Cal. D"''" -
coTHEHDABLE DR.. Smith. pastor of the Fourth
freshyterian Church, at the close of his course
"n Sabbath morning, made the following interest
ing statement;
Among the pleasant things which we have been
PtInhued 10 90, are oar con;ri buttons TO the
Washington City Orphan Asylum The figures
ing items:
amount Of church collection for clothing. and
scknowledged In very beautiful note of thanks
dated Nov. 5, 1850, from Mrs. A L. Franklin
R'ceii Is 10y ladies' Of the church in charge
Of tables at the recent air, and paid over
IN check Of Jacob 6 ideon. .. IA %
Baker's order for bread to the same ladies no ON
Bill for pr hitting, donation to the same II So
Articles unSold and sent 10 the Asylum. 20 w
Total, in November and December .s97U 6,
\ Pleasant AFFAIR Not the Iea.t of tho
happy incidents Of yesterday was the collectino
together Of the Sunday School and conpre0atioS
81 1t PSnl.s Lutheran Church. Rev. Mr.. Buffers
Ia eneir Ieftnre room After appropriate religious
exercises and remarks by the pastor and MIR Sbar-
reus superintendent OF the school, each child
hey nning with tue least even "a the eldest WIS
presented win suitable book by way Of sur
Prlses, several valuable volumes were presented
inT"uSh MIR Weaver, the late superintendent to
Mr. ShIrretts, and copies of the same works by
Ihr pastor To the late superintendent, both Of
walch gentlemen responded very happily An
abundance OF Ice Cream and cake reminded the
whole company OF holiday season some Others
may nave had larger lev-es yesterday. but none
could have heen more happy than this annual re-
union of pastor and people, teachers and scholars
IhINksk "a PLANTS The tea plants. imy or
ted from china by direction Of SECRETARY rhomn
son, and now In n greenhouse on The r,alI are in
I've dlstrl hUtsd this month among the different