Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-04
For Members of the CITY Council.

1885 1854 .I4s6 1912 1870 1886
For Members of the CITY Council.
FIRST WARD.
Aldermen-wm. y. Magruder, (Union,) 1854;
ii n. Easby. Unconditional Union,) SIS.
Common COuncil-Geo. w. Emerson, (U..)
25l*; Thomas P. Morgan, ~ y 269*; }. B
Tufton, u y 277%; p. hammond, ~. U.,) 90;
JnO- Rheem, (C: w. IS; Ro' ert Earle, (U.
III lis; w. 6. Herbert, "a; Grey Jewell, 81
SECOND WARD.
Aldermen-Wm F Bayiy, tC.,) 2i2*; Rus
sell Barr, ~. u DDS
Common council-Graf,on Powell, ~ PIG;
a. } 2OI; r.. Richards, ~ U } 226.; J. W,
Thompson, (U. U. y 2l3; Geo. w. Raub, ~. w.
2l9-.
rHIBD WARD.
Aldermen-A c. Richard, (U. u, 1919; Thos.
DOnoho, ~ y 40.
Common Council-Thos Lewis, u. U. y 22s*;
A: r shepherd, (U. ~ 2I*; T. A. Stevens,
(C-.l 100; P NJ. Martin, (U.,) %; C F. w God,
U j So ]. Towles, (U. 10.
FOURTH WARD.
The Official returns from this ward had not been
received up to the time the Star went to press
We accordingly make them up from the count Of
last night.
Aldermen-C Wendell, (U,) 122, LIST precinct
J. p. Pepper, ~ y I47, LIST precinct
Common Council-E Edmonston, ~. y 357%:
VIM. p. Mobun, (U ) 27Ss; 3 Byington, u J
322*; w. H. Nallev, (U.U y 272; A Lloyd, ~.
U,) 23s; John T. Clements, u u. y 22s; P. H.
King, IS.
Aldermen-Long Term NJ Brodhead ~ }
l76~; Samuel Strong, (U U } 40; w. NJ. Ellis,
(R-p } III. Short Term-N Sergeant, ~. U J
2G6si Robert Beale, ~ y 2oli H. N. Gilbert,
Common council-JOhn Grinder, ~. U J 2Is
Geo F. nlick, Gu. U y 2ls c !. Garfield, (U.
Meade, (U J 2l7*i w. A. Mulloy, (U y 2s5;# J.
L; Heise, (Rep y 81 J. Lynch, (Rep y Is; A
Richards, REP y IS n. Brown, 70.
Aldermen-T Clarke, (U.U.,) 1854; S. A.
Common Council: H Pe,te, ~. ID s74.;
Thomas McGrath, ~ L, 37I@; Vim. Tolbert
e. u 372-i J. H. Russell, 1l2; F. 3. ober, III;
SEVENTH WARD
AIde'men-Thos. Lloyd, tU.U y 267*; w.
C. Bamberger, Gu 1871.
Common Council T. Given, u L, 265%;
Charles Wilson, (U U. } 26O*; WIN. Murtagh,
(U L } 227"; E NJ Thomas. ~ y 100; E. Lycett
GU lbs; A. Edison, u. u 1873
Those elected are indicated by the star against
their names.
The NEW YORK. sEvENrY-NIxTH REGIMENT
tHighlanders) arrived here about two O'Clock this
morning. They number eight hundred men, ex-
elusive Of their band and drum corps the former
consisting Of sixteen performers, aud the latter Of
twenty drummers. About one third Of the menu
bers wear the full highland uniform, the remain-
der being dressed In blue jackets trimmed with
red, dark green plaid pants, and blue fatigue CAP
As the Regiment passed through Baltimore. the
crowd q spectators which lined the streets was
so great that the utmost exertions Of the police
were required 10 keep sufficient spxce through
which to let the soldiers pass The crowd mani
Tested intense enthusiasm, and cheer after cheer
Of welcome was given heartily for the represent
stives Of Old Scotia w bile In The depot at the
Camden station, national airs were sung, In which
soldier, and spectators joined, and repeated and
wild cheers were given for the Union, Gen. scott
and the Highland.rs. The following are the
officers:
). Mex. Elliott, Lieut. Colonel commpding;
b w Lellan, Major; ID; Ireland, Adjutant; p.
Hause, Qusrtsrmaster; John Shaw, Engineer;
DR. NoTyal, Surgeon; Charles DOty, Cha plain;
sergeantMsjor, John Windsor; Quarterniaster.
Sergeant, w. Elliott; Paymsster, J RWatson;
Color Sergeant, James Cummings; Right Gen
Guide, ID. McFadgyen; Left Gen. Guide, J. Y.
Ireland; Bugler, Chas. Landerson; Drum Major,
David Renanycink.
Company A-Captain, William Manson; First
Lieutenant, William Morrison; Second do, John
Mcpherson.
Company B-Captain, Jas Parish; First Lieu.
tenant, John Whytei Second do, ID. Falconer.
Company C-Captain, F. Barclay; First Lieu
tenant Kenneth MathisOn; Second do, w. A. l..
Ostrander.
Company d Fourth company)-c.ptain, d.
Brown; First Lieutenant, John Moore; Second
Company E-CaptaIn, d. Morrison; First Lieu
tenant, J. b Ayres; Second do, J. B. Sinclair
Company F-Captain, Jas. Christie; First Lieu
tenant, r McNie; Second do, vacant
Company G-Captain, Jas. Laing; First Lieu
tenant, J L Dick; Second do, W. Ives.
Company H-CaPtain, Jas Golfer; First Lieu
tenant, Robert Campbell; Second do, William
Drake.
Company captain, R. T. shillinglaw; First
Lieutenant, w. b. Elliott Second do, George
Pier.
Company K-Captain, - Ellis; First Lieu
tenant, 8. r. Elliott; Second do, vacant
Col Elliott has three sons in the regiment.
The arms Of the Regiment consist Of 100 En-
AL 81 akefa and b.
nary bayOnet
siIty members Of the Seventy-nrst came with
he Seventy ninth, to join their comrades In
Washington. They are under the command Of
Capt Ellis, and will form a part Of the Engi-
neer's corps Of that Regiment
Twenty Ave members Of the Ninth Regiment,
also came with the Seventy Ninth. They were
in charge Of Sergeant Strong.
Fon couR1 Yesterday afternoon, Benjamin
Luckett was arrested by policemen Gormley and
Suit, for assaultng Gormley with pistol. He
was AIKEN before Justice Dom, where II appeared
that the prisoner behaved In a disorderly manner
ut the first precinct Of the Third Ward, and was
interfsred with by a Waterman named Taylor,
who In excited manner threatened to arrest
him. The prisoner drew pistol and snapped II,
when GormleY came up and he fred the pistol.
He was committed to jail for court. After he
had gone, a witness who had testified egainst
him, said to the magistrate that he thought the
Waterman was as much In fault as Luckett. Suit
got a warrant for one Of Luckett's companions,
FOR drawing knife eighteen inches long' on
him Subsequently a person named NJ. Pinkus
made oath against Luckett that he had assaulted
him.
A MfsrAkE-The Baltimore Sun speaks Of 1t
Tompkins and bis company galloping to Vienna,
twenty two miles from Fairfax Court II ouse, after
the skiru,ish. Vienna 10 just i've miles from the
Court House, and Lieut.. Tompkins rode on walk
pesrly the whole distance. Stopping almost In
ST. IA Of the village TO water and rest bis horses
GoSK INTO CAMP The 6sribaldi Guards have
gone into camp on the Eastern Branch near Ben