Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25


list Minnesota Assembly Rooms, (La avenue }
12th New York, Union Hall Building (Pa. av.,
near Sixth sJeet)
I'd and Sd Michigan, Union Hall Building
LIST, Cd and Sd Conn do. do
18th N. y, opposite Treasury, cor. Of F street.
37th do. do. do. do.
18Th New York, do. do. do.
Mozart do. do. do
I'D, Camp mp Fourteenth street
De Kalb, 293 Pennsylvania avenue
I'd Maine, Union Hall Building.
Ellsworth Zouaves, Woodward building.
Soldiers attached to regiments In camp or quar-
tered on the Virginia side, and not embraced In
the foret, DING list, will rendezvous at Jackson
Square, opposite the Presidents House.
All stragglers found In the streets six hours after
the PRONUNCIATION of this order, will be deemed
guilty Of disobedience Of orders and be taken
charge OF. Jos. X. r. MANSFIELD,
Brig. Gen. Commanding Department.
SERIOUS CHARGE This morning, Jas. Scriv-
enner was arrested on charge Of being concerned
In the taking and carrying away a horse, the
property Of Rev. I. 3. Disehl. IL appears that on
sunday Mr.. D., who was at Bull Run as a spec
tator, caught horse which was running at large
and In the retreat rode him to this city. He was
directed by the Secretary of War to retain him
until the right Owrfer could be found. The horse
was kept In Harvey'swood yard. Mr.. ScrIvenner
said he knew the horse, that II belonged to the
llth Massachusetts regiment, and he would see
that II was returned. Subsequently Scrivenner,
with man who professed to belong to that regi-
ment, and who gave his name az Michael Lally,
went to the wood yard, and the soldier cut the
horse loose and carried him away. tally was not
arrested, but Scrivenner was required to give
bail until the matter Is set right The soldier
claimed that the horse belonged to the Adjutant
OF the 18th Massachusetts, regiment.
DISMISSED Yesterday, Justice Dom went To
the county Jail and took the testimony In the case
of J D. Cathell and Henry Barron, Of George
town. IL turned out that as they were coming to
the city together, a man named Martin Wbaley
pointed them out, and said they were as strong
secessionists as any In South Carolina, and II he
was called on could prove Il. MIR. Fink, to
whom IL was said was very much excited by the
loss Of warm friend In the fight last Sunday,
and had the two arrested by soldiers and they
were sent TO jail for herring whaley was
summoned TO appear, but refused to do 90. Roth
the prisoners were dismissed on their oath Of allie
glance, which they subscribed to without objec-
ton.
HEROIC GIRL.-Miss Augusta Foster, Of the
Second Maine Regiment, from Augusta, Me was
upon the battle field on Sunday. She had her
horse shot from under her, and walked all the
way from the scene Of action to Alexandra, where
our Informant met her this morning, mi isterinR
(ke ministering angel as she is) to alleviate t.e
suterings of the wounded at the hospital Our
informant was looking after the wounded of the
Minnesota First. He found fifteen OF that regi-
ment at the hospital, who were asking God
blessing to rest upon her who had left home and
friends in response 10 the impulses Of humanity.
UNION MEN POIsONED.-Joseph Corbly, cart
man, living between and streets, on Elev-
enth, while getting his horse shod this morning
at the blacksmith shops on g stree, Just east Of
the Patent ONCE, expressed himself strongly in
favor OF the Union, when three or four men en-
doIsed bis sentiments and offered him drink
and disappeared. He was taken violently III, and
was Immediately removed to his house, where
DR. Holsten's timely assistance II Is thought, has
placed the sufferer out Of danger. This 10 the
tnitd case OF poisoning that has been reported
within the last few days.
GOING HoNE-The sixty ninth regiment, hav-
Ing served their term out, and several DAYS over
and returned to New York to-day. Az they passed
through Pennsylvania avenue on their way to the
cars, their appearance created much attention the
entire corps presenting the lock Of veterans Their
uniforms and equi pments bore plentiful testimony
to the rough encounter they so recently partici-
pated In at Bull Run. Their list Of killed
wounded, and missing Is now estimated at from
two hundred to two hundred and fifty.
THE DISTRICT REGIMENT following per.
soDs have been commissioned officers In the NJ w
District regiment: Colonel, J. A. Tait; Lieuten-
ant Colonel, Lemuel Towers; Major, J McH
Degges p. II. King, C. Rodier, J. II, Powell
Jas. Kelly, =. A. II. Marks, C. J. Morrison, -
KrzyZanOwski, and X. Boyd.
SkIRMIsHAT FALLS CHURCH The picket guard
Of the New York Twenty-fourth regiment con-
sisting Of twenty two men and an officer were AT
lacked near Falls Church, Va at an carly hour
Yesterday morning, by company Of some forty
To sixty secession cavalry and driven In after some
half dozen shots had been red by each side
ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
snd'a-balf street,) schOoners Baltimore Belle,
H.In vf.k .
coal for Messrs. Castleman & Bro and Elizabeth
Jane Jones, from same port, with a cargo Of coal
for Il Drury and II. Rochat.
DEAD.-Mr. r. J. Pollard, a well.known and
highly respected printer aud citizen, died this
morning. The Columbia Typog phlcal Society
meet to-nig ht to make arrangements for attending
bis funeral.
SBRENADE TO Gov BLAIR OF MICHsAN.-Prof.
kerns LIST Michigan Regimsntal Band propose To
ssrendde Governor Austin Blair, Of Michigan, at
the National Hotel, at 10 O'Clock this evening
MORE PRIsoNERs. Zen prisoners-nine South
Csrolinians ard Virginian-taken at the battle
OF Bull Run, were brought into the city to-day.
DoN'T FAIL to see the wonderful performance
OF Prof Wyman, at Odd Fellows Hall. An
hom with Wyman Is worth pilgrimage.
CocsHsiIrhe suddsu changes Of our climate are
SOURCES Of Pulmonary, BronchiaI and ASfknIatie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early staEes Of the disease, RECOURSE
should a. ONCE be had to d" Bross,s B,oneIiGi
IIoeaes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rltatlon oil tho Throat DO ever slight by this
GeoauIlon more serious attsck may be efeotually
warded or P,sbtte Speakers and Singers will find
thein eheetua Tor clearing and streng the InE the
voice. Sec advert sement. de i-ly
READER. have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
n,snt IN our paper. Res it, it will interest Jou
PENNIES,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange et the Star Office counter. II
To fHx AFFLICTED BE sure TO read the adver-
cement OF McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
hood Purifier. in another column. h
F.. DIED,
On the morning Of the 18th instant. r: J. POL
Land, resident of this CITY, in his 5lst year.
Ths friends Of the family are invited to attend his
Ianersl, from his late residence, on st., between
9th and 7th SITS island, near the Columbian Armo-
~. to morrow, (Fndsy } at O'Clock.
On the I'd instant, LOUISA ELLEN, young est
months and DAYS.