Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-19


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NorIcI.-Dist1ict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inherited In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
u and forwarded nom The STAR OMce.
MoRx Troops on THEIR WAY HERE.-The
Sixth Maine Regiment Is on It's way mere, ana
win arrive some time this evening This regi-
nent 10 com posed Of farmers, carpenters, black
smiths etc from the eastern counties Of the state,
about enc half Of whom are married men. Many
Of the privates are above six feet high, and OF
formidable physique. calculated TO encounter the
fatigue Of an active campaign. They are armed
with Springfield muskets, and uniformed In the
regulation gray, Ike the other regiments from
that State. Their Officers are:
Fisid.-Colonel, Abner Knowles, OF Bangor
Lieutenant Colonel. Horain Burnham, OF Cherry
field Major, Frank Pierce. Of Bucksport.
s,eT-Adjutant, John d MCFARLAND. Els
worth Quartermaster, Isaac Strickland Of Ban
gor Surgeon, e Sanger, Of Bangor Assistant
Surgeon. DR. John Baker; Chaplain, Zenas
Thompson. Portland; sergeant.Msjor, Percy
Knowles. Bangor; Quartrrmaster's Sergeant, p.
w Porter, Bangor; Hospital Steward, Charles
A. MCQuestion, Of Bangor.
Co. A-Captsin NJ. W Brown. Of Brownsville.
Co. B-Captain Isaac Fraser, Of Ellsworth.
Co. C-Captain Benjamin Harris. Of Machias.
Co. D-Cspiain Joel Havcock, Of Calais.
Co. E-Captain Joseph snowman, of ksport.
Co. F-Captain l.ysett, of Pembroke. ...
Co. G-Captain Young, Of Cherryfeld.
Co. H-Captaln George Fuller, OF COrinth.
Co. I-Captain A 6. Burton, Of Oldtown.
Co. K-Captain Theodore Carey, Of Eastport
The New York "Tammany Regiment" IL also
on its way to Washington.
TROPHIES FROM THE CoSFKpERArE CAMP
Yesterday, we saw a heterogeneous collection Of
articles abandoned by Secesh in its Z" brilliant
retrogsde movement Upon Manassas. In
parcel, broug ht down in an ambulance, was the
tent Of the Commissarv Of the Third Regiment Of
South Carolina volunteers, several muskets Of the
Springfield and Harper's Ferry manufacture,
knapsacks, carpet bags, blankets, &c. Also,
cane, an ambrotype Of the county attorney, W. II.
Dulaney, and several books, one Of which had on
the ny leaf the name of NJ Dulaney Ball, captain
Of the Fairfax cavalry company captured In Alex
drta. There was portfolio, bearing upon the
outside, In gilt letters, ''B. F T, QUartermaster
Seventh Regiment South Carolina Volunteers 4"
Bibles, novels, books Of instruction for drawing,
ehakspeare's works, &c &c, were scattered In
discriminatory smong the guns and knapsacks-
all forgotten In the haste Of Secesh to get away
from the vicinity OF the northern hirelings.
LINCOLN GuARDs AsAIN.-The second meeting
OF this company was held last night at Temper
ance Hall, and was well attended. The Est was
augmented fourteen, making the number of names
on rcll forty. DR.. John T.. Smith was nomI mated
for First Lieutenant but most fully declined
MI. Bulky Ras also nominated and elected First
DR.. John E Smith was then called upon BIZ the
ofncefselect to address the meeting, which be did
In very soul stirring manner. He spoke of the
insult offered to our noble old flag, and appealed
eloqueAtly 10 the members as, men and soldiers Of
America, to r1lly around the standard Of Librrg-
and Union, and urge their friends IN do the same
The election OF non-commissoned officers was
postponed I'LL next meeting night, which is Mon
day, at the same time and place This company
isptogressing finely, and will soon be ready To
again shoulder their muskets, many having already
served q three month enlistment
MORE FuerTIvEs PROM CONFEDERATE IMPRESS
MINT Yesterday evening, about a dozen Union
men reached Alexandria from Fairfax end Prince
William counties. having been Impressed into
the service Of the Confederaes aud ordered 70 re-
port at once at Manassas They made preparation
at once, apparently, to obey the summons but
when they were all ready, instead of marching
toward the headquarters OF Beauregard, they
made tracks for our lines, which they finally sue
ceeded In reaching. though holly pursued by the
secessicnfsts. Others are constantly coming in,
and every Union man who can, has either left the
State or concealed himself In the swamps and
forests. -
DIsNIssxD Yesterday, young man named
M. Busher, on q charge Of stealing q wagon
and 10 contents, the property Of A Rhodes The
case was laid before Justice Johnson IL appeared
tina. the complainant was indebted to tue father
Of Armes, and to secure the payment he gave
deed Of trust upon his property there. and among
II was this wagon Subsequently Rhodes was
Obliged to leave Virginia because Of his political
sennmeno ana young Armss coming to this city
and seeing the wagon, seized upon it. Tie Jus
tice dismissed the case, deciding that there was
no eyidehce Of felOniOus intent
lSvIrIss Insult Last nj ght, grou ffemales
walked along Pennsylvania avenue cha tterng II Re
mon kies about what they were pleased to term
% the villainy Of Old Abe, ;" and making audible
remarks upon the soldiers who passed them
These are the sort who were noted fer their i'm
prudent behavior In AIexandria just after the
occupation Of that town by the u 8 troops II
they are answered by soldiers In languaze similar
TO their own, southern sympathizers below shout
insulted females. IL thosr four who passed along
the avenue from Sixth TO Ninth streets ten O'Clock
last night were answered by the soldiers in tolsr
ably rough Anglo-Saxon, they have no right 10
complain.
FATAL ACCIDENT A private Of the Fourth
New Jersey regiment, wnose name we have not
sscertained. but u no Is said to have been one of
the most efficient members, and a general favor
lite, was killed near General Runyon's headquar-
tiers, night before last, under the following cir
eunstanees: IL appears that there was an alarm
during the night; several of the sentinels dis
charged their pieces, and private In one Of the
tents got rightened and came out and fred hi Q
mlsist Deceased wa, performing pickle. duty,
side Of bis nose and passed out at the back Of his
head, killing him instantly.
Editor Star Ton orrow C2Oth July) :. the an
niverssry Of tbs appearance Of the grea: meteor
which was seen In the latitude Of Washin gton
s,y' ne last rwo years 1t wa. particularly Wis.
the country. tappears In the north, between the
hours Of nine and ten O'Clock p IN. win your
readers Keep look out on tomorrow between the
make In appearance, and make a note OF IL,
July 10, 1891 GIN.
Brave SOLDIER a mounted SOL
der, In riding along the Avenue, became irri-
tsted at q small dog "a pet Of old gentleman
whom be accompaned) which bsrted at his
horse The soldier rode past several Yards but
could not endure the indignity. So he turned
back, and drawing bis pistol boldly fired, and
slightly wounded the poor animal. The by-
SANDERS bIushed for the fellow and some who
were soldiers thanked God that he did'n belong
70 their regiments.
CRIMINAL CouRT-The jury IN the case of
Elizabeth Ann Mitchell, tried Tor keeping a house
Of Ill fame, could not make a verdict, and were
accordingly discharged.
Daniel AIcCormick, tried for setting fire 10 the
house Of Mary Miller, was convicted and sent to
the Penitentiary for two years
To-day, Sally Felix, alias Phenix, was placed
on trial on q charge ok>keepIng house Of evil
reputation. r..
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