Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

- Il hoot B3ynss, dlsorderiy and profane; fined
80 o. Ann r Gray, rcol'd } disordefly behavior,
fnedS32o CatharincCampbell, disofderiy;hned
s3 e. VIM Rollins, out after hours; aned 80 06.
GhsI i Davis, 5cordl diso.dsrly; fined % %;
w White, (col'd, } disorderly; fined 80 20, A.
Burnley, cord, j do, (; do. s3.I7 ~ 20
No.cases last night. ~. ~
: M. Editor beg the use Of space suficient to
Inform the Mayor of Washington that on the gath
inst the residents Of that part Of his own neigh
6orhood north Of street were greatly annoyed
Dy band OF lnwless fellows who traversed the
streets from midnight Till daylight, singing,
shouting, yelling, swearing, and injuring private
property. These riotous demonstrations were re-
Peated 30 often that many on that account were
unable TO sleep, and probably His Honor's rest
was broken by them The police, however,
either did not observe them at all or disregarded
them, although the uproar was well nigh suf-
In their haunts on Pennsylvania avenue and the
parts adjacent. 1t might be well for the Mayor
to send detachment Of the night watch to the
scene OF these unlawful assembages at least once
a wear, flor these are but Teenactments Of the
scenes Of every Christmas Eve) or IL the police
are Inadequate from numbers or material to the
protection OF the peaceable and well disposed
from the vicious and disorderly, let His Honor
semble and concert measures for the defense Of
Their persons and property. A susscRIBKR.
COMMUNICATED.
The AMERICAN FLAG, LONG MAY 1T WAVE
In these troublous times we would suggest that
all who prefer union and peace to disunion aud
wal, should raise the glorious flag Of our country,
and thus declare to the world their sentiments
No place is so appropriate as Washington, where
the Stars and Stripes should float, an emblem of
promise to all patriotic hearts, and a rebuke to
treason from whatever source II comes. Letevery
house-top be decorated with this banner Of peace,
Smithsonian Institution, the summit Of the WASH
ington Monument, the public Departments should
all proclaim to the stranger as he passes through
extinguished; that the city Of Washington Is not
inclined to desert its colors, but will maintain
them a. they were transmitted to us by our heroic
ancestors Again we say unfurlthe Star Spangled
banner, ming IL to the breeze, beacon OF hope,
the light Of which will cause athril Of patriotism
in every true American heart.
The INTERIOR DEPARTMENT DEFALcATIoN.-
Yesterday afternoon, Messrs Gait and FAINT sure
ties for Goddard Bailey In this case appeared be-
fore the magistrate and surrendered him to the
officers Of the law, and he was again placed In
jail, where he awaits further action. In regard
TO bail for RUSSELL ii was agreed that 500 900 OF
the $500 600 bail required might be given by par.
ties outside the jurisdiction of this court. Ac.
eordingly, the following named gentlemen from
Missouri came forward and entered into bond to
the extent Of SIPS OO0 leaving the sum Of SIS 0O(
outside bail still wanting Hon Jas 8. Green
S25 coo; Hon. 8. II Woodson, SAC, 600; Hon. VIM
Girrish, SIS Goo; Hon Rich'd ii. Porter, SO, 600
Hon. Beverly d Williams, n Kansas IS 900; Hon
Thomas L. Akers, SlO,UU0. Cornelius Wendell
Esq came forward and gave 500 600 towardl
the $500 900 bail required to be given by CITIZEN
Of this District. No further bail has YET cen Of
| fered, and Mr.. Russell remains in Jail.
LADIES' FAIR Of the East Washington Metho
dist Protestant Mission Church commences thi
evening in the basement Of the church, near tn,
ard Tha f0rf hfe - hsry
been under management Of those Well versed II
| like entertainments, and who have taken advan
| tage of Christmas week and tbs best Of all tn
fxings and good things that IL has attracted Il
sior fair. Whoever enjoys entertainments lik
these at all will find this one, we have no doubt
| amply remunerative.
LAND WARRANTS AND BANKs.-To-day, 16G
100, and so acre warrants are buying at so cents
dealers, and selling at IS per acre; 40 acre wal
rants are buying at go and selling at 95 cents pc
acre. New York city banks at par; State, n pc
/ cent Pennsylvania and Maryland, per cent
/ Virginia, per cent North Carolina, 10 pc
| cent South Carolina, II per cent City banks
2H per cent for gold. q.
Dr.. scHLossER, the celebrated chiropodist,
1 still In our city, and we learn II meeting wit
/ great success in his profession. He SAYS be ca
and does eradicate cGrns and bunions from th
| feet without pain. A trial will verify the Iut
| Of his celebrity.
THERE Is NOTHING like good eating and drinl
| ing; and after that, a fine Havana. These you ca
have In excellent style and at very moderate col
at EmIich's X estaurant, corner of Eleventh sire,
and Pennsylvania avenue. ct
The ALARM of fire at O'Clock D. m :, to-day w,
| occasioned by the burning of foul chimney nes
the corner of Eleventh and Streets
LOOK OUT for the Fair Of the Island Bapti
Church, at Thorn's Building, next week.
FROM HIGHLY RKsPEcTABLR DRU5eIsr.
| wAsHINGToN, ID. C., Sept. %, 1850.
| MsSSvs. Seth ". For e G TO-. Boston,
Gents: When P4.chased the store which no