Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-25

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the railroad stations 10 tender accommodations to
the soldiers all the way AT Cleveland the ladies
gave the regiment bountiiGl feast, and provided
the men with many articles ressary to their
comfort. They arrived at Harrisburg Saturday
night, where they enCamped until Yesterday AS
tney came through Baltimore the streets were
lined with spectators, who cheered loudly for the
Union, and the windows Of the houses were filled
Wtn ladies waving handkerchiefs, aud manifest
ing In vaTlous wsys their devotion 10 the Union
captain Of one Of the Wisconsin COM panies, how
ever states that at some points In passing through
Baltimore the Regiment met very different treat
menf, and that ball fired from a pistol by some
coundrel whizzed unpleasantly near the ear Of
the reg mental Gudrtermasier
Ihey bring band of TWENTY-FIVE pieces, led by
Yroi. II. y Chanlef and an efficient drum corps
ihe regiment 10 made up OF the best cIIizens Of
madison and the surrounding country, and the
most OF them are young and active men. They
ofinx tent equiPage, ard a six-pounder brass field
piece, and their knaps icks are supplied with
ABUNDANT extra clothing. Their uniforms are of
SUBSTANTIAL grey cloth, and well made They are
armed with the Spring field and Harper's Ferry
smooth-bor muskets. which they want to ex-
Change for Enfield rifles If they can. Their off,
GERS are al follows:
Henry w Peck; Major, Duncan Mcdonald Ad-
Jutant, f.. NJ Hunter; COlonel's Aid, Henry San
aersi Quartermesler, ]. ID. Ruggles; Sergeant
Major, McAdarns Surgeon, !: NJ. Lewis; First
| ant Surgeon, p. 5 Arndt; q uarterrnaster's Ser
geant, w. M. Spear; Commissary Sergeant, E r
Chase; Hospital Steward, G. II. Irwin; Drum
Major, r. A. Dyke.
Company A-Captain, George ii Stevens; Lieu
| tenants, Edward f.. Mann and w W. Jones
Company B-Cap'ain, ". ColwelI; Lieuten-
ants, frank Hatch and Robt Hughes.
Company Captain, David Mckee; Lieute3-
ants. Charles K. Dean and VIM Booth
Company D-Captain George n Ely; Lieuten-
ants, A. Mclean and w D. Dodge
Company E-Captaln, G. Bouck; lieutenants
John Hancock aud II. b. Jackson.
Company F-Captain, VIM. f Strong; Lieu
tenants, y. DOoltttle and w. L. Parsons
Company G-Captain, John Mansheld Lieu
tenants, Alex. 3 Hill and Samuel X Vaughn
Compan h-Captain, F. Randolph; Lieu
tenants, A A. Meredith and Nat Rollins
Company l-Captain, L. ). Allen; Lieutenanls,
VIM w. Lafeiche and Thos w Bishop.
company K-Captain. A. iangworthy; Lieu
tenants Caleb Hunt and " A. Hopkins
The Regiment is enlisted for three years.
ANOTHER Spy. -Yesterday morning several
members OF the New York Fourteenth Regi-
| Inent arrested man who had been providing
around their eneampment in a suspicious man
ner and took hifa before their Colonel. He had
upon his Persoa several diagrams Of the encamp,
men', and several members went to the house
where he boards, and found quite number Of
plans Of the different encampInents and fortifca-
Enhs around the city, and In Virginia, with the
numDer OF guns at EACH battery NUN Der Of troops
and other Information, which would be useful 70
the enemy, and also the drawings of a monster
p'eecn-Iohdlng cannon, Of suspension bridges,
machines for making Notifications, &c, &c He
gave bis name as Wilson, and Will be recol-
lected BY our citizens being the gentleman
who has been promenading our streets lately
dressed in black velvet coat and knee breeches
he is now In the custody Of Gen Manifold.
PAYING THE PgSALTY.-Last Saturday Police
man King had his attention called to a colored
ooy IN the market who had pistol which he was
Drawing and pointing at persons. Tue boy,
though belonging to the city, was employed in
ore OF The camps north of the city. The police.
Ran undertook to take the pistol from the boy,
when sarah King, the boys mother raised mob
around him and prevented him She then went
10 the camp and reported that the boy was d,iven
OUT o1 The market because be EMPLOYED at the
emp. Several o. the soldiers came in TO inquire
about II, and when they heard the truth went 10
ma the boy, but could not, and they have s. nee
gone 10 virginia Last mig BIT Policeman King
ana uormleY met Sarah King and Louisa King
VINO Were taken to the Central Guardhousr ard
/ this morning Sarah was fned Si1 SIS, and Louisa
was sent to the wOrkhOuse for 80 days for Creating
disturbance In the market.
|! LARcBSY AERRsTs.-Yesterday John Febrey.
OF Va was arrested by detective officer nj
Busher, charged with the larceny Of lot Of
calico belonging to Hutchinson 4 Munro and
took him before Justice Dom The calico wa.
| recovered, aud new vest for which no claimant
| appeared. Febrey was sent to Jail for Court aud
wheh There d search Tas made of his person, and
small sum OF money and twenty grains of ar
! senic We're found. Amelia Howard, coIored
was arrested by detective officer Alien upon sus.
: plcion OF completely In the stealing Of coal the
! property Of G Alexander. She was dismissed
| Parade OF THE RHODE Is, ~rxEs 81 steven.
| 1ns, the First and Second Rhode Isls I'D Reg
inens WIN their infaais' trifed battery
marched through our princ pal streets, elicitiIg
| Gaoounded admiration at t1eir solid soldieriP
appearance, and ev,dsnt capabilities !or effective
service Proeeeding to the Executive Mansion,
| they were reviewed by President Lincoln and
Cabinet, after which they repaired to their en-
campInent NORTH OF tie city A tri o to their canp
Is amply repaid ny TIA romantic surroundings and
" siSht VI 'heSe HANDSOME regiments.
WIRES Cur.-Last Sturdy night, the wires
! between Arl!ng ton and tae War Department W. /.
Gu. oy some miscreant, but no clue has as Jet
D. Ell founa 10 -Ee Preparation. or course now a
| close watch VIII L. maintained and II is TO be
hoped that our troops will learn not to arrest sue
| cowardy villains, but will shoe. them down if
! detected In the act. few such Iesst AZ and wa
! should very soon hear less Of pIckets being fred
| upoa in our own city and camps aroused ~ false
| alarms.
| HEALTH OF THE CITY With the exception of
few cases Of Gen. Prices disease brought ON
doubtless by imprudence in eating unripe fruits,
The health II the city is remarkably good. We
notice. however, that Ia some localities the gut
ters are in most filthy condition, the usual an
nual precautions In the way Of lime-sprinkli ling
| and cleansing not having been attended To. Tenth
! and Eleventh, aud other streets leading from the
avenue to the canal, need attending to shoe kngly
| SkNIhAL OUAhDHOUcEC GASES WIN. Thomas,
| drunk and disofderly; fine and costs, 50 Is -
orkhouse 90 days. in default Of payment John
| Mardis, disorderly and destroying property; do
| 90 DAYS. John Andrews, drunk and disordsrIy,
do 90 DAYS. Frank Hawkins, disorderly in the
ma: ket; do. DO days. Some fifteen soldiers were
picked up by the police and officers of the regt-
| ments and secured, to be turned over to thct-
proper commands when asked for.
The LOST MAIL BAG The mail bag noticed
in the Star yesterday az having been stolen from
Capt. Evans, OF one Of the Pennsylvania regf-
ments, was found sunday evening lying upon a
seat In Lafayette Square by Mr.. William Riggles
and handed ever TO Gen. Mansfield, where ii was
properly taken care Of The loser must have been
peculiarly oblivious to sublunary things to have
left bis pouch In such an exposed place.
STILL COxINs.-To-dav, five regiments are ex-
pected TO arrive IN this city, and extensive prepa
rations have been made for their comfort. Last
night, two locomotives came on from Baltimore
to which place they took all the cars that could
be spared from this depot Every train from
Washington takes great number Of empty cars;
yet the switches soon get blocked up, and extra
engines are necessary
PARDON OF OsLE-Benjamin Ogle, who was
sentenced to the penitentiary for eight years. con-
victed Of killing small boy In Georgetown,
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