Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

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cavalry, at the Circle Hospital
Frederick Schmidt, company g. thirty fifth
Pernsylvania volunteers at the Seminary Hos
pital
Moses Call, company T., First Michigan cav.
airy, at the Eruptive Fever Hospital.
saml McChesnev, company Z, Tenth Pennsyl-
vania Reserves, In camp.
Daniel Carpenter, company F, Fiftieth New
YORK volunteers, at Camp Lesley.
c. 8. Dearborn, company f, Second New
Hampshire volunteers, at Columbian College
A: Leonard, company C, Fiut Pennsylvania
artillery, at the Union Hotel.
volunteers, at the Eruptive Fever Hospital
John Kelly, company I, Ninth Massachusetts
volunteers, In camp.
Henry Albright musician Of the Fifty-third
pennsylvania volunteers, at the Insane Asylum
Hospital; also another musician, OF the same reg
iment, at the same place.
J.. w Werth, company I, Harris cavalry, at
Columbian College
Excelsior Brigade, at the Seminary Hospital
kleinart, musician Of the Fifth regiment
Excelsior Brigade, at the Seminary Hospital
Corporal G. willsey, company b, First Michi-
gan cavalry, at Columbian College.
Prentice Gavit, company A, Fifty-second Penn
sylvania volunteers, at the Circle Hospital
VIM Blevin, company E, second U. s. artil-
lerY, at Camp Duncan.
Levi Davis, company D, Forty. fifth Peunsylva-
mia volunteers, at the E street ln6rmary.
Peter Lynch, company ID, Thirteenth Pennsyl-
vania volunteers, at Camp Tennally.
Thos. Dixon, company X, Forty-Afth Pennsyl-
vania volunteers, at Camp Casey.
J. Grotz, company ID, Fortieth Pennsylvania
volunteers, In camp.
A private, name unknown, Of company /, First
Michigan cavalry, in camp south Of the Capitol.
VIM. Stonide, company b, Twelfth Pennsylva-
MIA reserves, at Camp Pierpont.
John Kuenzle, company l, Thirty fifth Penn
sylvania volunteers, at the Seminary.
Reuben Wetzel, company 6, Forty-seventh
Pennsylvania volunteers, at the Union Hotel.
p David Tanner, company II, 36th New York
Volunteers, at Columbia College.
E. Willsev, Corporal, company b, LIST Michi-
gan Cavalry, at Columbia College.
James Fl. Wilde, company H, 45th Pennsyl-
yania Volunteers, at Union Hospital, George
town.
Lieut.. George w Snyder, United States En-
gineer Corps, at the Birch Hospital. The funeral
OF the latter was attended by company and the
band Of the Bird Infantry United States Army.
PRISONERS TO BIZ DISCHARGED. Yesterday, by
direction Of the Department, ustice Dom visited
the prison at the old Capitol and administered
the oath not to bear arms against the Government
during the war to the following prisoners -
w Brant, }. B Buckley, Randolph T. Gray, T.
A. Hammer, Jas. KeIshaw, A. T Holmes, w: c.
8. C; J s Burk, J. w Davis, J II. Howard,
] o Perkins, VIM. A Prince, r obt. Panlding,
J. 3. Walker, Of Ala; Thos HIATT, NJ. T. O'Keefe
of La Richard T. Poole, J B. Drisccll, G II.
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NJ. Haycock, VIM. Mallon, Jno. T. Moss, A. g.
Tyler Of Va, and Geo Howard, Of Md. The
other prisoner signied his desire to take the oath
of allegiance, which will be administered in due
time.
DONATIONS FOR THE ARMY.-Capt. Daniel G .
Thomas, M. 9. X U. s. Army, desires to make
the following acknowledg ments-frOm Mrs. A .
6. Hall, Washington. Blankets; from Pitts
town, Luzerne Co, Pa, Comforts.
p srintendent Kennedy, Of the Census, who has re-
Gently received a commission as Captain In COM
pany Of New York Lancers, was last evening pre-
sented with sword and sash by his friends TIE
presentation was made at his fathers residence bv
Mr.. John w. Clampitt, Of this city.
An EFFICIENT OFFIcRR-One day Last week
number OF the New York Fifteenth Regiment.
who are putting up winter quarters near the
Navy Yard, volunteered to save the expense Of a
lumber wagon, and carry the lumber themselves
In order, II Is supposed, to get chance to take
drink at John Smiths, on l. street south, near
Eighth street east At any rate a number piled
their boards In front Of Smiths shop and went
into general row. Roundsman Clark however
quelled the disturbance and arrested one of the
party whom he took to Lieutenant Colonel Cole
gate and complained Of the character of the
house The Colonel Immediately detailed file
Of men who proceeded tn the shop and emptied
the liquor In the street, after which they march.
ed Smith to the camp where he was worked in
mel on the following dav notified all the dealers
In that section If he heard Of any one selling or
giving liquor TO his men he would serve them I'm
the same manner.
SHINING LIGHTs.-On the evening of the 18th
INST Mrs Virginia Ellis made application to
Justice Mckenna for warrants for Henry w
Light, Eliza T.. Light, Matilda Light Rranson
Light, Ann c. Light, Elizabeth McManus and
Sophia kresch: charging them with keeping a
house Justice McKenna issued The
warrants and placed them in the hands of Ser
geant Edward Wayson, Of the 9th Precinct, who
with officers PUN phrey, Arnold, Fuss, Iu,by
and Shelton, Of the Metropolitan Police pro
ceeded to that section Of the city, known az IA.
zeitown where the Light family reside The Off.
GERS after careful examination came to the con-
clusion. that there were two many Lights in that
neighborhood and succeeded In taking the above
named persons to the Eastern Lookup where
they Were provided with quarters for the night
Horatio X. Marvman their landlord went their
.ecurity before Justice Gull in the sum Of 80 Sc
Tor their appearance on the following morning
On these conditions they Were released and IA
zeltown not deprived Of its usual number Of
Lights.
CARLorrA PARIS CONCERT The first ap.
oearance in this city Of Carotta Patti which will
axe place tonight at the Tenth street Baptist
,hurch, can scarcely fail to draw out all the mn
Neal connoisseurs Of Washington, rs the interest
which the associations connected with her name
would naturally excite, IL materially augmented
BY the high position accorded TO her as an artistic
N those cities In which she has already appeared
The programme offered tonight 10 one Of great
attractive power, introducing, besides Miss Patti,
Madame Strakosh, Signor Continent, the bari.
one, and Mr.. Henry Sanderson, the talented
'oung pianist. The selections are Of a highly
,aried character, affording ample opportunity for
he most favorable display OF the powers of the
roupe. This Is the only concert which will be
given by them. and no time should be lost In
occurring seats at Mr.. Metzerott's Music store as
great rush is anticipated.
KINGS NATIONAL CIRCUS The performances
to-night are Of peculiarly attractive character-
The original Ella Zoyara, Of whom so MANY
'pecnlative arguments have been advanced and
who made SC brilliant a deout last night will
appear again tonight. She is young, CAV and
and executes her performances with
aste, power and chastness. Those who claim to
know insist that she Is the most accomplished
equestrienne the world has ever produced We
expect TO see the Circus crowded and Mr. King
reap harvest worthy Of his liberality In securing
uch an artistic as the fair and gentle Ella
Zoyara.
THEATER Herman, the great PrestIdI gi'ateur,
assisted by grand Orchestra, makes his second
appearance at the Theater 10 night This celebrated
erformer whose feats have asonished the nobility
Ind crowned heads of Europe, as we'll 70 our own
NIT oltyo ahoxu