Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

CENTRAL GuARpnouss-Befors Jsst,es nonp-
soH-The following cases were disposed Of this
morning and Yesterday: jeremiah Calnan, threats
against John Boyle; discharged, the complain
ant not appearing. Frances Stewart, free negress,
indeceht exposures committed FOR court James
yer Lowe; committed In default Of security to
keep the peace r. Monaghan, disorderly in the
street; fined 80 So. w. Brown and Lloyd Brooks,
sullivan and John Garvey, same ofense; fined
81 So each
1t 10 worthy of remark, and certainly creditable
TO the large body Of military now In TIL: city and
its vicinity that not one intoxicated soldier YVES
brought to the guard-house Yesterday, between
the hours Of 8 O'Clock a. m. and IL p. m.
HEAVY ARRIVALS OF HoRsRs.-From three to
have arrived at the railroad depot since Saturday
evening. One lot, consisting Of about one hun
dred Young horses-some unbroken-were driven
through our streets In novel manner, early this
morning. They were fastened In couples to q
long rope, which BASED down between the dles,
the end forward being fastened to light team,
and the end In the rear attached to the tongue Of
stout buggy drawn by two heavy horses. or
course q fractions animal was obliged to behave
himself and keep in line, there being no escape.
company Of the Second Infantry, stationed In the
First Ward, on Nineteenth, between / and X
streets, committed suicide at his quarters last
night He has been addicted to drink, when he
past has been very moody, leading bis comrades
to believe he was suffering under slight aber-
ration Of mind. Last night he laid down, and
placing the muzzle Of loaded musket In his
mouth, discharged 1t by pulling the trigger with
his foot He was horribly mutilated, and must
have been instantly killed.
FIRST DISTRICT REerMKNr.-we visited the
DeUOpg' Of
volunteers on Ninth street, near the avenue, this
morning In time to see them mustered for drill.
Sixty-two ble-bodied men are enrolled, all Of
whom are citizens OF this District. Only nineteen
more are needed TO I'LL the ranks to the required
number. They exhibit considerable proficiency
In drilling, and the officers are indefatigable in
quarters are fitted up with the necessary arrange
Lnents for boarding and lodging the men COM
fortably.
To KEEP THE PEACE y. T G. Clark was az
rested by oficer King upon charge Of assault and
threatening Thos B. Brown. The case was taken
Clark appearing on behalf Of his son. The ac-
cused gave security to keep the peace for six
months. The affair grew out of m1sunderstand-
ing relative to report that Clark Is not loyal
which the latter supposed originated with the
plaintiff.
ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot Of Thirteenth
and-a-half street) schooners Morning Light
Ruark, from Philadelphia, with 1919 tons Of coal
for T. g. Gattrell; Eclipse, Keitley, from Havre-
de-Graee, with 1l3 tons Of coal for Geo. Bogus
Roxanna, Moore, same port, with 157 tons OF coal
for C. NJ. Keyes; J. J. Barrill, Dawes, from Phil
adelphia, with 1875 tons Of coal for w Stephens
RBsUMISs THE WoRK.-The work of cleansing
the streets and cutters, so long suspended has been
resumed Laborers have been employed In sew.
ertl localities where the cutters have been COM
ptetely hidden by the sand and dirt accumulated
10 them, and upon which the grass has gained a
r. md he .r,rtra
long 'lost to view, though Ito memory dear, .
begin to reappear.
PREsKsrATIoN.-Ou Saturday last the teamsters
OF the train In charge OF Captain Parker presented
that officer with gold pen and fine pencil case,
as token Of their regard Of his kindness and
their appreciation OF bis worth. Teamster O'Neil
made the presentation in a few remarks, to which
the Captain responded in fitting terms.
FULLY ComMI1rEn.-The long boatman Petit,
who was examined about two weeks since on the
charge Of killing colored boy, the property of
Mr.. Fletcher, and committed to Jail for further
examination, has undergone another examination
and been fully committed to answer before the
Criminal Court.
ALMOST RAILROAD TIME.-Yesterday, ii. d.
Townsend, Of the 1eth N. York Volunteer Regi-
ment, rode through, on horseback, from the Eu-
taw House Baltimore, to the Capitol, w gton
In three hours and hfty minutes. He claims-we
should think justly-that his horse has ''Fashion"
In her.
PLEAsANT ENrKRTAINMKNr See advertise
ment elsewhere Of festival at Potomac Hall, for
the benefit Of Gorsuch Chapel. From what we
hear, IL will be the most agreeable affair Of the
year. The Island folks are famous for carrying
such enterprises through satisfactorily.
A Loss.-Yesterday, a ine bullock in drove
belonging TO the Subsistence Department while
being driven to the cattle field fell In front Of the
City Hall, and died during the day. The carcase
was hauled away TO the bone yard.
REMOVED AND APPoINTKp.-Mr Michael Duffy,
one Of the guards at the jail, has been removed;
and Mr.. Anon Duval, who was removed about a
week or ten days since, has been reappointed.
DEATH IN THE HosPIrAL.-Mr. Horace How.
ment, died on Saturday night In the E-s,reet
Hospital, after an illness of several days.
| ALL classes Of dental operations and all STYLES
Of artificial teeth executed and prepared at Loomis'
dental rooms, two doors above Ninth street. on
Pennsylvania avenue.
DoN'T miss the good things Of the Campbells at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight on any account A
| richer programme than usual this evening.
from the effects Of the bullet ten perish frsm damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses of HoLo
disorders Of Liver AID stomao u w tSs SoS
am insure sound hea tn to every man. Only Is
cents per box. se(-iw
r9 sar a read the .a.cI
Blood Purifier. IN smother column. If
MARRIED
AT the First Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday,
"a Instant, By the Rev. DIR. Sunderland Mr. Will,
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AT the North Baptist Church, Camden, N. J.. ON
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