Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

frH R.gsmsnt. Thirty -frst Regiment ar.
rived here Yesterday per rail, direct from New
men. they wear the DARK blue JACKET, light blue
pants and fatigue caps Their overcoats are Of
tn regular army pattern, and to their caps are
stached OH cloth cspes, as protection from rain
Fhey are provided with water proof knapsacks
and laversacks, and every man Ia absndantiy sup
piled with extra clothing. They bring the Spring
1elo musket. They have fine band and large
drum corps. number Of the officers were in the
mexican war, and held commands there, and
some OF them have served with distinction In
European wars. The regim ent went into camp at
Arlington, last night. Their officers are:
Colonel. Calvin G. Pratt Lieutenant Colonel
William II Brown; Major. Addison Dougherty
Adjutant Frank Jones; Quartermaster, Baron
samson; Surgeon, Dr.. Frank II Hamilton; Assist
ant Surgeon, DR. Luclen Demainv Cha plain,
Rev. Samuel w Waldron, u; Sergeant MAJOR,
Edward Frossard; Quarternaster Sergeant, l..
Pitman, IL.
Company A-Captain, J. A. Hsssler; First
Lieutenant, Peter J. Stuyvesant; Ensign, Robert
Company B-Captain, L. C. Newman; First
Lieutenant Daniel E. Smith; Ensign, Eugene
Trossard
Company c, (the Polish Legion)-captain,
Alexander Raxzewski; First Lieutenant, Lewis
Domanski; Ensign, Vincens KOchasowski.
Company D-Csptain, NJ. o. McGurry; First
Knight =
Company E-Captain, August Help; First Lieu
tenant, Charles Z. Klein; Ensign, Henry shick-
Company F-Captain, Henry whi,hack; First
Lieutenant, F. Prop; Ensign, Lewis III Browne.
Company G-Captain, Edmund johnson; First
Lieutenant, %. J. Rogers; Ensign, William d.
Company H-Captain, David Lamb; First
Lieutenant, Asa b. Gardner; Ensign, Frederick
F Prefer.
Company I, (BrookIyn)-Captaln, John A. Rue;
E E Lieutenant, J. Barnet Sloan; Ensign, T.
Hamilton Hare.
Company K-CaptaIn, William H. w ats; First
Lieutenant, W lillian II. Maitland
The FIRE ZoUAvKs-Some Of these BOYS were
In town yesterday on "liberty, )" and having been
cnoped up In their camp so long took the largest
Kind OF liberty in the streets MANY of their
FRANKS during the day were mischievous and
Idughao,e, but as evening approached the numer-
EropenSites much less agreeable tc our citizens
They raced up and down the pavement ON the
asChne near the Capitol, hourishing drawn pis-
Iols ana deriving everybody. One Of them fri CHIT
ened Filth Ward policeman not \ little by
going throuG h few Zouave apers more peculiar
than pleasant under his nose As night an
preached they got into difficulties. aad one Of
them received a sound drubbing and was left
lnsensible on the pavement in street and was
finally discovered with the mark OF dre.dful
dow on the forehead and in lifeless condition,
apparently, carried away by his cOmpa mons One
Of their chief amusements during the afternoon
was to exchange hats with people they would
meet In their travels. handsome fatigue cap
ma, chanced TO attract 'heir admiration would
De snatched and the red Zouave cap politely
given in place thereof, the inclination OF the
other party being in case consulted as to the
Propriety Of the transfer.
ARREsrEp As A SPY.--Yeste,dav Elu, pugbss
was arrested by Lieut.. Reese o! the w Washington
RlHes, upon suspicion Of being SOY Of the rebel
forces n be conduct of the prisoner had Keen
noticed by Lieut.. Reese, who began to Question
him as to his business, residence &c and tn.
answers were not satisfactory His coat sum-
nier garment was worn through at the left shcuI-
oer In such way IS to excite suspicion that It
was done by the carrying Of a musket Upon
searching him a number of papers were found:
maps, memoranda of various descriptions The
maps, II is said, show the positions Of our forces
from Alexandria to Jamestown Md A number
Of memoranda Of distances between different
points on the military routes were also found
Hughes is said to be very intelligent man; fully
competent 10 perform such work If he und srtook
1t, as would be available to an army operating in
hostile country. He was taken before Justice
DoIn and committed to jail for trial The maps
and papers were delivered to Gen. Mansfield
Hughes is brother Of the for met publisher OF
paper In Georgetown.
HAMMAck's-At this time Of the wear when
badly cooked rnwholesome food is especially To
be avoided sure prOvOcations to sease caterer
like Hammack, who allows nothing but the best
In quality and style Of preparation to go upon Ills
table, is public benefactor indeed The appetite
apt TO flag, too at this season, but the da ntiest
palate Is quite certain TO be brought I'd to whole
some standard pitch by the luxuries set forth by
HfLnmack daily, 30 exquisite are they in flavor
and 90 entlciEgy are they served. Soldiers in and
ABOUT the city, who wish to vary the mouotony of
camp fare occasionally, will find Hanmack's
place just to their mind, with excellent fare mod
crate prices, and prompta and courteous attendance
Every citizen of Warrington knows where Ham,
mack "waves," but for the benefit Of strangers
We may say that his estabi shment is lust west of
"iIlard' Hotel, on the same side Of the street.
The ARREST OF WILSON Editor Star: oh.
served In yesterdays SiGr that harmless, inof-
fensive creature, by the name of Wilson, has been
arrested on charge Of being a spy know him
well; and can vOuch for his being a good Union
man. He his been IN nv fathers EN- Dloy for two
or three months past. There is nothing very re-
markhbie about him, except an ecCentricity OF
dress, and a mania on tie subject OF patents lie
is native OF Saratoga county, n. Y. As to the
drawings said 10 be found on him, | have no
doubt ne had taken them for his own amusement,
having some knowledge Of the art He was about
starting for his home at the North
Yours, &c,
MILITARY ARRIvALs.-The Second Vermont
Regiment 10 expected at the depot this afternoon
at p. IN. by way of the Northern Central rail-
road 1t numbers 900 strong. A Minnesota reei-
ment, also on the way by the Northern Central,
is expected to arrive at 6 p d. Three cars laden
with horses for the Second Rhode Island Regi-
ment are on the way. An immense quantity OF
provisions aud equipments are at Locust Point,
Baltimore, awaiting transportation TO the army
Vast amounts Of stores are being removed from
the depot here by teams to the camps.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Mr.. Harrison
w. Hardy, an employee of the Public Gardener
while engaged in cutting the dead wood from the
shade trees on the north SIDE Of the avenue, near
Ninth street, fell and was so seriously injured an
10 make I; necessary to carry him home in a coach
1t WIS found that he was badly injured internally
Mr.. James stone, under whose direction he has
been working, represents him as an excellent man
and good workman.
The PRESIDENT and Mrs Lincoln. Mrs Grims-
ley, and Hon Schuyler CoifaI, attended Yesterday
afternoon, by invitation, at the camp Of the Carl
bald Guard, the funeral Of a private who was
buried with military honors and the Hungarian
obsequles, which were very impressive The
Presidcht Afterwards reviewed the Thirty seventh
New York Regiment, and was most enthusiastic
cally cheered.
CORPORATION CsRrIFicArEs-We have seen a
proof Of these certificates, which 10 highly crcdi-
bic TO Messrs Dempsey l. O'ToOle, the EN- ravers.
The certificate before US bears the following in
scripton: Corporation Of w ashingtnn, d. Z.
This Ger ihcate will be received of the value OF
five dollars, in payment Of any taxes or licenses
due this corporation"