Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

lNfsRFRRENcE WITH AN OFFICER -Yes,erday
evening, police officer J. Williamson arrested a
colored man named Tom Bush. for bebaving In
an outrageouslY disorderly manner AT the 6ack
stand, and was taking him down the avenue
towards the guardhouse, when as be was psssin
the quarters Of the First Massachusetts Regiment
tne negro or ed out that secession policeman
had arrested him; whereupon sone man I'm citi.
zens clothes stepped up and stepping the nicer
demanded bis authority for holding the negro in
CUSTODY ,S Mr.: Williamson replied that he had
the negro properly arrested and II the man would
come along to the guardhouse he would see that
there was SUFFICIENT reason why the negro was
arrested. The man made an excited rejoinder,
wbereat the members Of the Massachusetts X eyi.
ment gathered round several hundred strong
pulled the prisoner away, and treated Williamson
with great indignity, following and buffet no
MIN Tor some distance, and II was only by the
perllous Interference Of several citizens In his
Denak that Williamson was at last got safely ont
OF tneir hands. IL Ia proper TO say that
coming here not being familiar with our mimi
eipai regulations should be exceedingly careful
no" they Interfere IN such cases In times like
tnese IL Is OF the highest moment that there should
be no cashing between the civil and the military
authorities II Is also proper to say, in view OF
the negro's remark that the officer In question
was sec6ssionist that Mr. Williamson In ss Ioyal
and thorough-gOing Union man as there il IN
tnls city or In the country Some members Of the
ponce have In months past been accused, probably
with Justice, OF secession prOclivities, but Mr.
" lIiiamson Ii certainly not one Of these.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT vienna tn.
following 10 believed to be comple'e list OF the
killed on the Federal side, at Vienna Tie lis,
Of wounded, however, Is not complete:
..-.... KILLED.
J. r. + Barnes, Waverly, Pike county, Ohio
company q.
Joseph C. Smith, sciota county, company G.
John Vaulmer, cOmpsnyG
Daniel sullivan, company e.
Private SpauldIng, company II.
Private Snitb, company n
Private Mercer, company G.
Private Morrison, company II.
WOUNDED.
injured.
q: F: Lsuman, company G, Pike county; bruise
on the left side, and also on the left hand
Private Volner, company 6.
Private Smith, company u
Frank Larned, company g, wounded, not &C.
Messrs Lauman and Gates are now at the In.
Urinary, In this city, where they receive every
attention.
Seven or eight more Of the wounded were
brought to the Georgetown Infrmary at a late
hour yesterday afternoon.
A WASHINGTON LIEUTENANT OF THE U.
MARINES IN TROCBLE.-Mf. Henry b TYLER a
Lieutenant of Marines in the u. : service was
arrested last night by Dete,tive Farley on a
charge OF being drunk and disOrderly, and usin 2
sedihous language. The accused made his sp.
IL,
soon became very noisy and dIsorderlv, cursing
the Star and Stripes" calling General Scott a
hoary-headed old villain, and declaring that n
they could once get him In Virginia, they would
shoot him as traitor. His conduct at last be-
came so annoying that he was arrested and locked
up. He sta les that Se 10 a native Of w aship 10 ton
ID C., and Is attached TO the u. s sloop- Of war
Saratoga, which captured the siavsr Mig htingale
brought into this port on Saturday last He saw
ne was put on the Nightingale a. one Of the prize
crew. Tyler was detained at Police headouar-
ters FOR the night, and this morning was sent to
the Navy Yard-N Y Commercial Of ysnndav.
RETURN OF TEE RHODE ISLAND RKoIMENr-
This morning the First Rhode Island Reg ment,
Col Burnside, arrived from ChambersbuTg, and
returned to their quarters near the city The
evacuation OF Harper's Ferry without fght,
ss eau. no little disappointment among the sol
aler boys, who were extremely anxious to give
"seceshn sample Of what Little Rhody'i can
do In wiPing out traitors.
OuR ADYIcK-we would advise those of our
subscribers who are doing business In town
during these hard times, to give their orders 70
our young friend, Willie r. PyweH, the show
card writer, mo. 4l2 street, near Seventh and
have him paint some Of those neat cards that all
business men 1t Is next best to advertising In
our Star. Give him trial, and II will pay.
RELEASED Yesterday, Henry hewitt, Of Fair.
fax county, and " m. J Lillard, Of Kappa han.
mock county, who were taken as prisoners OF
war in Virginia, took the oath not 10 bear arms
against the Government Of the United States
ernment In any way whatever. Their release
from confinement was ordered.
| BALLOON ASCENSION Considerable curiosity
WIS excited this morning by the ascension OF
Prof loves balloon from the grounds of the
Presidenta Honse The Prafes.or sn~nt souns