Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15


Yesterday afternoon, the Masssc husetts Ninth,
Col Cass, and Grif,n's battery, stationed at the
Sy Hall, departed for the other side Of the river
LIE Isster were providrd with rifle Runs-twelye-
an additional number Of horses. ..FE .fT {
The Seventeenth Regiment New York vol
unteers, escorted by the Fourteenth Regiment
rom the same State, left their encampment about
ak o'clock yesterday afternoon, and marched to
the Sixth-st. wharf, where they embarked on the
steamers Baltimore and Philadelphia for Alexan-
dria -
The Twenty. first New York Regiment, Colonel
Rogers, broke up their camp at Kalorama vester
day, crossed the Long Bridge, and are now en-
camped in Fort Runyon
Tie Garibaldi Guards changed their po.,tion
Alexandria ~'' A VI
Lieut. lieut., Green's ane battery Of riasd cannon tco
gone TO the vicinity Of Alexandria
Col. Miles's whole brigade II now, IL IL stated,
south Of Alexandria = - -
,v the New Jersey Third, Colonel TAYLOR, passed
ever on saturday afternoon, and encamped near
hoches Spring. Yesterday, Col Mel cans New
Jersey Regiment crossed the river and took posi-
ton near the same point
This morning, the Twepty-seventb Pepnsvlva
MA regiment, Col Einstein, broke up camp and
went Into Virginia, via steamers from the foot Of
sixth street to Alexandria
The Seventy first my regiment bs. he.r
under marching orders for some days and will
perhaps go Into Virginia this afternoon Some of
mem say they are to serve a life guard to Gen.
- ~, w, ~ ,eported, ls TO review the troops
oa ne virginia side Of the river soon
IL Is expected that the De Kalb Regiment will
20 out 70 camp on Seventh st this afternoon
A Row ALMOST Saturday afternoon two .o,-
oilers Of the Mozart regiment entered a seoar store
In the Washington building, opposite the Bank
si washington, and raised disturbance. Jus.
Gce Dom and several citizens and with them ,
member Of the Twelfth New York REGIMENT
tried to quiet them, and the Twelfth regiment
soldier hnaily succeeded Justice Dom then tiled
20 PERSUADE the crowd to disperse, and not jam up
the door OF the store, and blockade the pa yement
but ne was resisted bya sergeant Of one regiment.
VINO Sci an example Of insubordi nation which
was greatly encouraged by small man I'm ci,i-
zen's AZURE, who clstmed to be an adiutant who
offered To Instruct the justice in what he sbopId
40 without listening to him the Justice sent for
the Provost Guard, which Lad the desired effect
for the crowd dispersed instanter
DIscIPLINK.-Gen Mcdowell is riqidly enforc
Ing the Army rules and regulations in bis di
vision, and IL 10 no unusual thing to zee sold Ter.
afummed out, for some breach of discipline.
Yesterday while on the Virginia side of the river
"bobbin' around" we heard the dunn and f,ss
disconfsng the doleful strains Of the "Ropue,s
march," and soon saw procession which con-
slsteo OF drum corps and two files Of men witt,
reversed arms. Between these files was the sub.
Ject OF military election and be certainly look ed
as II drumming out' was a very ordinary occur
renee with him. He was escorted across the
bridge and left to bis fate.
ARREsTED.-Saturday, Polio eman Yeatman ar
rested John Norton, who was charged with firing
the musket In Norwood's restaurant SATURDAY.
mornlng, by which a soldier named Hugo Hamel,
OF the DE kalb regiment, lost a finger and mar
rowiy escaped with his life The affair caused
great excitement among the officers and members
OF the regiment; ard they arrested all in the
mouse, but the right one had escaped When ar
rested by Yeatman, Norton was drunk The wit
nesses swore to his identity, and he was commit
ted to jail for trial at court.
military cAsEs.-ThIs morning. the case Of
- Bau2hman, one Of the Frederick editors
charged with disloyalty, was called ND for a hear
Ing at III O'Clock, before Justice Dom, but the
case was postponed.
Benz Brooks, formerly OF Massachusetts,
recently Of the First South Carolina Regiment
deserted and claimed protection Of the u s troops
He was brought before Justice Dom this morn
Ing and took the oath Of allegiance He was clad
In the blouse, pants, and hat somewhat simiIar
to the Rhode Island Regiment
THEATRR.-just see the enticing programme of
performances for tonight announced elsewhere
Queenly handsome Miss Mann and bswit hinolv
handsome Mrs Henri Tn the bill not to men
ton all the other prime favorites Of the public
Both the pieces are fresh here, and "Don juan,
stage We mean, Of course The Theater. under
the management Of Mr.. Bland. 10 Just the COSY.
agreeable sort OF place one likes to drop In at Of
an evening.
ARREsr FOR HoMIcIDx.-On the 9th instant a
disturbance occurred In the camp of the Twenty
seventh Penna Regiment, Col. Einstin's In which
Sergeant haufholtz, Of the same regiment was
shot and has since died. Two men, VIM Essby
and WIN isphOrding, also of that regiment one
! OF whom II Is supposed fred, were taken before
Justice Dom yesterday, and committed for fur
ther hearing, how soon Ia not known, rs the wit.
neases are now away In Virginia with the regi-
ment.
L D,p
mora NJ at a very early hour some person or p.r
sons forced out the window of the cellar Of Joseph
w Dayis's store, corner OF E and Ninth streets,
and got into the cellar and from the cellar into
| the store by the trap-door They robbed his conn
ter drawer Of about fifteen dollars In small change
and then turned the spggOts OF all the LIQUOR and
oil casks, allowing the contents to run out The
| loss Mr. ID. estimates at between six and eig ht
hundred dollars.
OurRAsR-Saturday evening as Mr.. John Foy
be was accosted by three soldiers one of whom
struck him blow knocking his hat Of Seeing
the party Were about to use him foul, be took
safety In Hight, leaving behind him bis hat.
market house for twenty-five cents They were
dressed In grew, with grey skull cap and blue
| tassei. Their purpose was no doubt to obtain
money.
COMPANY Captain Lloyd) Of the National
Guards-which has done such excellent service
| at the various points where 1t has been on dnty-
marched IN the svenue this morning to nav their
respects to President Lincoln, and to their com
handing officer. Col Tait; after which they were
mustered out o. service. A finer looking COM
pany than the Guards appeared on parade to-day,
we have never seen.
CAUGHT IN THE ACr.-A fellow representing
himself as a member Of the Tnirty-f New
York Regiment, was caught Saturday night by
Mr.. J Peters engaged IN robbing his stand or
Seventh street Centre market Of a quantity of
eggs The owner could do nothing more than
give tie thief tumble In the street, after which
be made himself scarce. There was no police
abort.
THR Rev. g. TusTIs, ID. D., preached, by in
vitatfon, on Sunday morning last 70 the twenty
sixth regiment (Col Small's) Of Pennsylvania
Volunteers, enramped In the vicinity of this CITY
The marked attention Of the soldiers indicated
their lively interest In the services Of the occasion
COMMITTED TO JAIL ~ ss.erday three prisop-
efs Of war, all Of the Fifth Alabama giment
taken by Gen McDowell's pckets. over In Fair.
fax county. were brought to the city Yesterday,
, and committed to jail by Justice Dom. Their
names are ID. d. Figuet, Robert Paulding, and
J. T. Walker. - q.
CENTRAL 6EARDuo5sE CAsHs- 3sfore Jssties
DonB -Josephine Miles, drunk end disofderly
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