Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-02

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In.tr5css ss provost guard have long been appr.-
,I,,sd by our citizens and Il Is stated that many
a he residents In their vicinity are petitioning
% authorities TO allow the battalion to remain in
tSs eity This might suit the boys while our
s,nyIs resting on is arms; butwhen the advance
!. made II Is probable they would prefer chang
',g tbeIr quarters for q term in Dixie, where they
ear continue their battles against the enemies Of
their country. -
CIRCUIT CouRT, YEsTERDAY-Otho Gattrell
AIT Jonas w Nve; verdict for plaintiff, with
dsmsges at soo.3s, and interest from Sept. 4,
Jsmes B DodsOn sgt John Wiley; verdict for
plaintiff, with damages at slc6 A, and interest
from Aug IA, 1856
.ou; verdict for plaintiff with damages at $50 %,
and interest from July 81, 1850.
Dodson, survivor Of Clagett, agt Horatio Stone;
verdict for plaintiff, with damages at ss2 ., and
interest from March 2, 1850.
DOdson, survivor Of Clagett, agt. John NJ STAN
10y; verdict for PlaintiH, and Interest from March
9 1880.
To-day.-The Indictment weather having pre-
vented the attendance Of Associate Judge Morsell,
there was no business transacted in this court.
CRuzLrY TO ASrnALs Some DAYS ago patrol
man Noonan arrested q cow dealer named ].
Hsss for cruelty to a calf In the market, In tying
. string in the calls mouth to prevent II sucking
It's dam This Is brutal practice against which
there was considerable outcry four years ago, and
city councils by several gentlemen who had wit.
messed IL. The prisoner In this case was hned
s5 a by Justice Clark
II is pity that SONS of the brutal scoundrels
Who leave calves and sheep upon the sidewalks
market days, tied in such a manner that the poor
animals suffer the most intense pain, could not,
BY some metempsychosis, be compelled to serve
out an animal existence In the hands Of some such
butchers as themselves.
BADLY TREATKD.-Yesterday morning, about .
o'clock, Patrolmen Kelly and Drain, Of the Fourth
Ward, found q man lying near the stone shed In
street, near the Public Printing Once, In q
dreadful condition. He had been roughly treated
indeed, and robbed Of about $40 He was taken
10 Sylverter's drug store, and DR. Began called to
bis relief. His cheek had been nearly severed
from the bone, aud was hangipg-presenting a
f1ghaul appearance Dr. Began dressed the
70 tell bis name-Wllson Cassel. He 10 q teamster,
and was with some acquaintance, but does not
know how be came to be 20 abused. The wound
was suct \ cut az might have been inflicted with
ssber. He was turned over to the military who
gave him every attention.
DEATHS OF soLDIKRs.-The following soldiers
George Douglas, Company 6, First Michigan
Rffes, At Camp Union.
Edward Miller, Twelfth Pennsylvania, at the
Reuben Rutelotte, Company d, Fourth Rhode
Island, It the College.
John Lewis, Company C, Sixteenth Indiana, at
A; Hsn.r, Company d, Fourteenth New York,
James @ Peyton, Company x, Nineteenth In.
diana, ut the Eruptive Hospital.
TEE FUEL SuPPLY.-Bditcr Star: As the ex.
tortionate price Of wood and coal In this city 10
beginning to attract public attention, permit me
70 suggest remedy. IL 10 this: There are hun
dreds Of acres Of wood on the other side Of the
nver, which has been cut down during the sum-
ner BY our troops, under Instructions from head
quarters, and which will ultimately be paid for
by the Government; would II not be well, there
fore, for the War Department to call for bids to
purchase this wood, at so much per cord; the bid
ders to furnish their own choppers and cOrders.
that fuel will be quite plenty In short time, and
consequently prices must decline. Yours,
PRo Bono PUBLIco.
KISs's NATIONAL Circus This establishment;
will open on Monday next, all the nrttStes having
arrived. The wall literature" so literally
spread 70 me admlring gaze Of the multitude yes
terday, has been washed out'' by the Storm
Ming" bat the "Ringn mundane, Sir Thomas
will make the fences and the sides Of brick walls
resplendent with pictures, as soon the weatbe,
Informs Us that the management Is determined 10
spare neither pains nor expense In order to let the
public know that there Is q real live circus In
Washington.
FUSERALs.-The funeral Of the late John A.
Linton was attended yesterday afternoon by a
great number Of members Of the bar, and many
Personal friends Of the deceased.
The late Michael Carol, whose death was no
tced 1 a yesterdays Star, YVES buried from his
late residence, on Eighth street east, Yesterday
sN.srn0Sn, hi. funeral being attended by the
the Order Of Rechabites, and Onion Lodge and
the Grand Lodge I. o. o. F., of all which bodies
ne was an active member.
TEE FIFTH NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT digit
Infantry went into camp, near Bladsnsourg, on
Thursday evening. This regiment numbers ,03a
than, any yet sent from the Granite state Ed
ward Gross, late Of Arizona, Is colonel.
The First New Hampshire Battery, six pieces
ana 100 men, Is expected In town thi: morning.
Four new regiments Of Infantry and four com
pzhies Of cavalry are nearly ready for the field
from New Hampshire.
To TEE 37s 900 MEs or TIE FEDERAL ARMY
Gentlemen IL each man will purchase one papel
Of Mount Eagle Tripoli, at the cost Of l2c. PEI
paper, with piece Of thick cloth six or eigh
inches square, they will save to themselves none,
and time In cleaning their arms and equipments
II does Its work quicker and easier than anythin.
that can be obtained for the cost II can be OBJ
house furnishing stores, &c, &c.
lts FRIEND TO THE SOLDIER.
THzArKR-To-night theatrical performance
are 70 be resumed In cosy little theater, afte
the agreeable musical interlude of last night.
Oar "Queen Of Hearts, (" Mis Susan Denim, vii
appear In two Characters, ds "the Countess" In tn
/" Ladies Battle, (" and Is Fanny Bombshell" Il
''Our Volunteers"
The City Council Of Philadelphia, who are
here 20 present sword to General Mcclellan
will visit the Theatre this evening, by the invi
tati0n Of Mr.. Bland.
A Row IN MPooDLE.-Swampoodle wa
sgitated on Thursday evening by a commotio
among the Irish ladies who reside in that subur
ban locality, and the Consequence wss that Mis
Margaret Shea, one Of the falr belligerents, wa
sent 10 jail by Justice Barnaclo, charged wit
"wollaping" Mrs. Jane Mccarthy. The In,
named matron was then arrested at the instanc
Of Mrs. " right, charged with using threats, an
the justice sent her to jail to follow Margaret.
ne even handed justice was dealt out all round.
ADAMS 4 Co . EXPRESS The difhcultie
which the soldiers have hitherto met with 4
sending money to their families are now com
pleteiy o6vi4ted by an arrangement Of Adam
Express Company, who carry any amount q
meaeY at a charge Of only Is cents for every fft
dollars The money may be simply inclosed /
an envelope bearing the address OF the parties
whom 10 is sent. This opportunity will doubles
be Improved by our soldiers generally.
NAUsHII NISErrE -Ninette Ward, colore
woman, who was hired by Mrs. Bridget Wells
70 give some assistance In her house when hs
husband was accidentally drowned In the The