Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21


command on the 22d inst, announces the follow
Marshals for the day:
Col. Philip ST. George Cooke, U. 8. ARMY.
capt NJ. 8. Miller, do
BIT. Major Henry c. Wayne, do.
Bt Major Don Carlos Buell., do.
Bt. Major James Belger. do
Capt. 3. Williams, do
Lieut.. A. S. Nicholson, Marine Corps.
Col Jane. Monroe, George W; Riggs, Esq,
Col. J. T. Picket, &C Darlington.
Clement Hill, Esq, c.. w. Botelef
J. d. Hoover ." John A. Linton {.
Robert Ould, " Andrew Coyle. C
Alex. Gross. VIM b Lee &C
The above named officers will assemble at the
quarters, In + street, Of the General commanding
at az O'Clock a. m
Col. Cooke will act az Adjutant General in the
movement and operations of the day. The Assis.
rosettes on application at the United States Hotel
on the morning of the 22d, to the Quartermaster
OF the District, Major l.. J. Middleton.
tow ns visiting IN military from other cities and
orders OF Col Hickey, the senior officer of voun-
The lines will be formed and move in strict &C.
Eofoance with the arrangements for the day pub
lished by order Of the Joint Committee Of Con.
gress. Tn JEsrp
Major General U s. A.
We learn that Marshal Selden has appointed the
following aids to the District Marshal on the mart
OF the Judiciary and Diplomatic Corps:
Deputy United States Marshal G. W Phillips in
charge OF the Supreme Court and Diplomatic
Corps.
AIDS TO MARSHAL
Or w l.. c, Duhamel, Thos. p. Morgan,
>. IL. Lewis, Richard Henderson,
III. barker, stephen ID. Casteman.
As far as can be ascertained the military in line
will number as follows: Seventh Regiment y Y,
800; Reed Guard ChestertOwn Md, TO- Baltimore
law G,eys. and others, $50; Charles County
Georgetown Military 100; Washington Ligbt In
fantry, 50; Washington Rifles as; Union Guard
~; National Guard, IS; Presidents Mounted
Guard Guard az; montgomery Guards, 35; National
Blues, 40; National Rifles, 30; from Arsenal 40;
from Marine Barracks l50 numbering in all l. 400
The visiting military will be quartered at the
National, Browns, Clarendon, Kimmel, and
new w ashington Armory
CASE FOR CouRr.-Yesterday case that at
tracted much attention was called I'D for trial be-
lore Justice Johnson. II was based on the oath
and information of Everett Wroe. who CHARGED
that George w: Bray did on the 23d day Of jan
uudiy, iooo, rent 10 one Elizabeth Sinclair alias
Elizabeth Holly, house situated on New JERSEY
avenue In the city and county Of Washington; he
the said Bray, we'll knowing at the time that he
rented the said house that the was to be used
as Dawdy house" The Government was repre-
sented by MIR. C.. IL. Uttermehle; Mr.. Wharton
appeared for the defence. The evidence showed
That defendant rented the house to the woman
above named; that he had been informed that she
was woman OF Ill fame, and kept the house for
purposes OF prostitution. The defence claimed
that the evidence did not prove the renting of the
mouse TO her that it was necessary to show that he
had received the rent from her and rece pted for
1t. The Justice decided this morning that tho
evidence justified him In holding the accused to
bail for court. He accordingly req uired him to
give bond in the sum Of 5000
LITERARY TREAr.-The Edward Everett Lit.
erarv Association will celebrate the approaching
anniversary of Washington's birthday in an ap,
proprlafe manner: They have engaged the lecture
room OF the Smithsonian Institution. which will
be well filled on the occasion The exercises will
consist OF the reading Of Washngton's Farewell
Address by Mr.. James q. Clephane and an ora
ton by Mr.. Frank Renehan The Hon Sam,l :
Cox, Of o., (whose lecture on " Wit and Humoru
al Inc smithsonian last season was so largely at
tended ahd so highly praised,) will also deliver
an appropriate address on the occasion
The Association having been invited to attend
the celebration at Georgetown College on the 22d
Will have their celebration on the I'D Thursday
evening)
THE MARKEr.-The supply of provisions was
considerably increased over the average, and yet
it was barely sufficient for the demand of early
morning, In many respects TURKEYS were seized
upon with avidity, and ready sales wer. effected
at Is cents per lb at Wholesale and IL to 20 cents
at retail At 10 O'Clock few turkeys saleable at all
could be had In the market Fruit, vegetables
&c. all seemed to sell readily This sudden
change is easily accounted for by the expectation
Of host of visitors to- orrow for whom rrovisiop
must be made. The active demand and hioh
prices will cease after to-day The market was
about as comfortable usual in seasons Ii Ike this
and good order PREVAILED during the sale hours
Enthusiastically, Henry May. jeweler. of
Baltimore, was arrested for Offering his goods for
sale in this city without having first complied
with the law. The accused was taken before
Justice Dom by Officer Yeatman, and was fined
S2l IS. Margaret Russell, previously committed
TO JAIL on charge of larceny Of a frock from
Roberta Knoxville, was brought out for further
hearing before Justice Donn and was fully con-.
mitted for court. Caleb BatsOn also was brought
out for further hearing for burglarlousy entering
the premises Of Patrick Gavin, and was fully
committed for court.
THE LABoRERs.-This morning an army of
labOrers. armed with shovels and spades assem-
bed in front Of the City Hall antcipating en-
Ployment by the Corporation in the cleaning and
preparing the streets and sidewalks for the COM
fort and convenience of the military and civic
professions tomorrow. No act was passed by
the Councils last nigh for this purpose and it
was presumed that the work would be performed
and paid for out of the Congress appropriation
ARRESTED This morning, Officer ] H. Wise
arrested woman named Henrietta Myers on
charge Of receiving stolen goods The articles
stolen belonged to the estate of the late w
Winters, and consisted Of bells bell-clappers
lead. &c, stolen from the late residence of the
family, near Blagden's wharf The names Of the
pdItlts engaged In I e larceny were given to the
officer, and he will have them all for trial this af
ternoon. They are all young, and the children Of
very respectable parents.
THE OMNIBUsEs TO-MoRRow-We are re-
Quested to STATE, on the part of the nnibus ON
pany, that, all vehicles being prohibited to run on
the Avenue tomorrow after ~ O'Clock a. m .
during the march Of the procession, after that
hour the Omni buses will run up to the Circle from
the west and will follow up the procession from
the east.
SER elsewhere the chance of procuring fine
cameo likeness Of General Washing ton, at raj tile
at the restaurant of the European Hotel tomorrow
evening. The likeness is set in gold. breastpin
size, and will be put UP for seventy five chances
at 81 per chance.
THE BALL OF THE NATIONAL BLUES at the
Assembly Rooms tomorrow night, will be a
handsome closing up of the ceremonies of the day,
and we doubt not the gathering there will be i'm
mense and the enjoyment of the highest. Go, GO
go. by all manner of means.
WATCH RETURNs.-J. Langdon was arrested
and Gagged for being drunk and fighting. This
morning he was fined 80 Is, and was the only case
for trial The dodgers of the previous night held
possession Of the cell range last night
THE MAsoNs will find notice in regard to the
celebration Tomorrow in another cnlnmn