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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

NOTEWORTHY LIBERALITY.-EdttoT Star:
beg the privilege Of your columns to acknowl-
edge the great liberality and kindness shown to
the sick Of the LIST Michigan cavalry regiment
Of the Navy Yard. During the six weeks Of our
encampment there our sick list has been very
large, but the sufferings Of the sick have been
very much relieved and their comfort promoted
by the assiduous attentions and generosity Of the
people Of the vicinity. To all Of them we are
under many obligations But several instances
OF liberality deserve particular mention.
The East Washington Library Association,
Donald McCathran, chairman, In conjunction
with a committee Of the blacksmiths employed
In the Navy Yard, procured acommodious build
ing for a hospital fitted II up, furnished IL with
tairty-six beds and bedding, a cooking stove and
utensils, chairs, tables, and everything, indeed,
requisite for hospital purposes. All these they
gratuitously rendered for the use Of our sick Nor
did their generosity stop here. They have since
continued, In various ways, and In the most open
handed manner, 10 minister to their comfort.
have, besides, received from the several
sources named below, the following sums In
cash FOR the use and benefit of the sick Of the
regiment:
From a committee of the employees in the
man, $40 %; from J w. Thompson, represent
ing the EMPLOYEES in the Navy Yard laboratory
$50 50; from Messrs. Holmer, Goss and Fuller
ton, representing the employees In the Navy Yard
machine shop, $40. The last named committee
have also paid to private families the additional
sum Of s6S, for receiving and taking care Of some
Of our sick.
Such liberality and practical patriotism merit,
and, 1 think, justify this public acknowledg-
ment. In behalf Of the sick Of the regiment, l
vicinity, and to Others whose attentions we shall
long remember, our grateful thanks.
GEO K. JOHNSON,
Surgeon First Michigan Cavalry.
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GENERAL BANKS DIVISION.

ORDERED TO BIZ RKLEAsKp.-yust ere going 70
press with our second edition to-day, we hear
from an unofficial source, but on authority in
which we place confidence, that, in accordance
with that gehtleman's repeated request, the State
Department have directed that Mr. Charles James
Faulkner, Of Va be released from his conane-
ment in Fort Warren, upon his parole. He has
urged on the authorities here that II be be re-
leased upon his parole, he viii proceed imms di.
ately South and procure the like release Of the
Hon Alfred Ely. II not successful in that Grand,
he pledged himself to return to custody in Fort
Warren In thirty days.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.


A WEDDING "A large crowd assembled In %.
Aloysius church to-day to witness the marriage
OF Miss Angela Lingan Dorsey, daughter Of M.
Dorsey Of the Post Once Department, and Mu.
Anna II. Dorsey, the authoress, 70 Mr.. Robert l..
Eastman Of the U .. Army. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Lynch. The brides
maids were Miss Clara Dorsey sister Of the bride,
Miss Virginia Eastman, sister Of the bridegroom,
aud Miss Octavia De Laureal. The groomsmen
were Charles E. Haslett, Orvile <. Babccck and
John b. Williams, all Of the Army. We noticed
amongst those present Senator Hale, Rev. Fsthef
Early, President Of Georgetown College, and
Rev Fathe- Stonestreet. A number Of Army Of.
fcers, and fair representation Of the bellies o.
Washington were present.
sEREsApIxs.-Last night, the band Of the 18th
Indiana volunteers serensded Senstzr II. y. Lane
at the National; Representative Crsveus aud
Mitchell, at Browns; and W hite, Collar, SHANK,
Dunn, Porter, Daw, and Holman, st their respec-
tive bosrd ne houses thus includi az all The rep
sen tztives from Indiana, except Mr. Julian The
compliment wzs duly responded 30 by each Of
those gentlemen, In brief and appropriate
speechss, which were happily reesivsd BY The
crowd present.
They had previously seseuaded TIE Hon. d y.
Holloway, Commissioner Of Pstents, and supped
bounteously under his hospitsble roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The concert of
Mrs. Cecilia Young, at the Thirteenth street Bap-
tist Church last evening, was successful affair,
we are glad TO say. There was full house, and
Mrs. Young proved to the satisfaction of the
audience that In concert music she Is destined to
take az high place as has been accorded her in
the rendition OF sacred music. She was ably sec
onded by that excellent pianist, Mr. George Fe-
lix Benkert, and other eminent performers and
nearly every piece was encored. This was a de-
cided compliment, as there was considerable
musical talent amongst the audience.
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HAVE YOU sUBscRIBEDF FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIvEl
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ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LED!
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ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
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ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
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TO ANY FAMILY.
TIE NumJsr for this Week, to Be ont on En-
day Morntng-prics Three Csnts-tcSH
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ing tunes should receive 1t
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MARRIED.

In eso-ss;oTp.D p; g, on Tpssdsy, the he Sd Jp;t;,
70 CLARA Z dsas hter Of Jos ph Libbey. Ess
On the s. Instant, by the Rev. Father Boyle, Mr..
GEORGE WOULRsbDGE; Of New YorE, %
Hasbeugh, Of this CITY,
Deesmher 9TH, 1851. q 81 Matthews Church, By
EIiZABErH hE6MOND, both Of Washing
too, ID. c.
In this ", at st. Aloysius' Church, By the Rev.
Emily TsRRELG. al q this CITY. hin " y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

DEATHS OF SESAToRs.-0n Tuesday next the
death Of Senator Bingham win be announced 70
the Senate with appropriate eulogies, aud on
Wednesday that Of Senator Bsk z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

w. w. BURDETTE, at No. ISL eth street, be-
tween I and X, has determined not only 10 co.,
taue business, but also increase 1t very largely
In the last two three DAYS he has received more
than 100 pieces Of beautiful dress goods, such de
LANES, worsted goods, silks, &c, ranging In price
from Is cts. to 81 IS. Also q large assortment Of
new style cloaks, canton fannels, &c, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

PHILADELPHIA Provision STORE, 119 PernsyL.
cdHia dvsHEe.-Wi lsOn keeps on hand constant
supply of splendid Poultry, Capons, Venison and
Game Of all kinds. See his advertisement A
visit to his establishment will pay for the trou-
Die de 4-at4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

BARNARp's VuLcANIzEp PENS do not corrode,
thew ,patter over the roughest nrfaced paper and
are decidedly the best metallic pen ever made.
shillington, bookseller, stationer, and news
dealer, Odeon Building. corner our and - bali
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Is agent for the
sale Of the "Vulcanized Pen" In this city. I
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM roRrREss MosRoE.

BArTne.., Dse.s.-TAs Old Point bat brings
no news.
There had been no fas ef truce from NcrfolE
The steamer sPsuidlng bad sailed for listers
Inlst. 49,
The detaehnsn. ~ ne Nov yorh s,A Rssimsat
returned In The stsamsr ssss, this morning, nom
ths Esssrn Shsrs Of virginis. 1h y
|. They sAss that sscss.ion Asfunet tAae' 49,
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CossHs,-The sudden changes OF our climate

sources Of PrImonG1y, ByosekiaI and AsfImai:e
AsetioSs. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often ea speedily and certainly when
should at onoe 30 had to Brosn,s Bronchial
Tto,hss, Or L9Eelsss let the Cold, Cough or II.
nrecautlon moro serious attack may be efectuay
Eerded OF. PpbIse Speakers and Stssrs will find
yojcr See Advertisement. de lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

STEALING Clinton Smith, colored, was ar
rested this morning by parrolman SesSford for
stealing a sack Of meal from Alfred Lee. He was
taken before Justice Thompson, who retained
him at the central station for a hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

Norrcs.-Bevsre OF counterfelts and unprinci-
pied dealers endeavoring to dispose Of their own
Hslns6oLFs Extract Bucks, . positive and specific
remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, GIa-
Take no other. See advertisement IN another ool
umn- Sc -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

n on0 CORDS OF PINE WoOpetsndingl
= ,UUU Tor sale, seven miles from Georsstovps
"A O. ore Chess pes ks and Ohio Cana. Apply
Ii o.. WHITE; or PETER voNEssEN,
ID. Q. poS-eoW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

CITY OFFIcERs-Saturday evening, Mr. Henry
Lyles entered upon the duties Of Clerk Of the
Center Market, vice John Waters, removed. Mr..
Jas. Bowen as Clerk Of the Northern Market,
vice Thos Brown, removed; Jas n Birch as
Commissioner Of Improvements for the Easter n
District, vice - Taylor, removed; and Jacob
kleiber Messenger TO the Mayor, vice VIM. q
Locke, removed, have also entered upon their
duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

CIRCUIT CouRT.-To-d day, Mr.. Davidge, one
OF the counsel for plaintiff in the case Of Jones
agt Dermott, is arguing the case before the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05
Surgeon First Michigan Cavalry.
Washington, Nov. 30, 1861.

sUPREME CouRT-Wsdsssfay.-M Chief Jus
tice fancy stated that during the recess Of the
Couri he received a letter from Hon B. c. How
ard, dated 18th September, 1861, resigning his
situation as reporter Of this Court He directed
the clerk to file said letter, and gave notice that
the vacancy would not be filed until the arrival
Of Mr.. Justice Nelson.
J., John R shePley, Esq OF Mo; Thos. sunder-
land, Esq Of Cal Micah Dyer, jr Esq Of
Mess and Edward Patterson Esq Of n Y,
were admitted attorneys and counsellOrs of this
Nos and 7. The United States, plaintiffs in
error, agt George Stewart and Charles LIE
Baron. These cau'es were submitted % the con-
sideration of the Court on the record and printed
arguments Of Mr. Attorney General Bates for the
plaintiffs in error, and Of Mr. Stewart and Mr.
Dargan for the defender ts in error
No us Charles ". Mackubin, appellant agt
John Lockwood e. al Appeal from the dis
hict court Of the United States for Minnesota
The matters In controversy In this cause having
been agreed and settled between the parties Il
was, on motion Of Mr. Gillet, ordered that this
appeal be dismissed
No 80 John Hager, appellant, agt John
X Thompson ct al. On motion of Mr. j. p
Bradley, suggesting a dlminution Of the record
certiorari was warded.
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VoLuNIEERs ATTENTION

For the arrangements Of the sJstem, Incidental
to the change Of diet, wounds, eruptions and ex-
posurss which every volunteer Is liable to, There
are no en- edias safe, convenient aud reIshe ~
aolOvsy's Pills and Ointment, Is cents per box.
no 2elW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

An ELECTION was held at the Gymnasium on
Tuesday evening, for officers during the next
three months, resulting N follows: Bryan Green
President; Henry L Fuller, Treasurer; Robert
Beall, Secretary. The report for the last quarter
shows the Society TO be In the most hourishing
condition, having larger number Of members
than az any former period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

THOMPSQN's MEDICINES,
10, LEE fREsESv s.s. AND CORDIAL
no i-lm Corner Elss.s q i I'D r i sysass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

FIGHTING AMONG THEMSELVES Yesterday af-
ternoon VIM. Ray and Isaac Driscoll, soldiers
were arrested by patrolman Frasier, for assault.
ing and beating comrade, who was left lying
on the street until be was removed 70 bis quarters
TO be properly attended. The prisoners were
taken TO the guardhouse and delivered to the
pYoyost GUARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, Samuel Fear
son, jr. found guilty Of assault and battery on
Richard Ballenger was sentenced to nav a fine Of
- and costs; and James Collins, found guilty of
an assault and battery on Kitty Cullen, was fined
81 and costs
jury was discharged until Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

POLIcE-BsfoTs yKStrcs B1THacLo-Yesterday
morning VIM. Patterson. colored, was arrested
by county officer Freeman for stealing several ar
ticles Of clothing. He resisted the officer, and
tried to ESCAPE, but was finally secured and the
ofcer is entitled to the credit Of being 'sthe man
who struck Billy Patterson " He was sent to
Jail In two cases, one for larceny, the other for
assaultinR the officer. Maria Herbert and Emil
line Geishr were arrested for fg Citing. They gave
security for peace.
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HlhI,

On Tuesdsy evening, the Sd instant, &C O'clock,
Mr., .RAH VII SON. wife Of Thomas N.
Wilson, Of Montgomery county, Md, In the 18th
ear Of her age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

TONIGHT the new Christy Opera House, on
Tenth street, Is to be opened by the celebrated
George Christy Minstrels They will open with
a programme Of unusual spirit, crammed
with many OF the good things so Irresistibly
attractive 10 the elite Of New York for the last
eighteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

A KINDLING WOOD.
N No lot Dry Pine hINDLiNG WOOD, for
sale 81 lowest posi- bic T4tes.
Also q prime article CRED ASH EGG Goa Il,
dsa-I TIA w. M. CALF. 3
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NEW THEATER.-A NUMBER of gentlemen have
we learn, united with Mr.. John 7. Ford, of Hol-
hday Street Theater, In Baltimore, to build
modern and elegant temple Of the drama in our
city. The location will be the site of the place
now occupied by George Christy's Ministries, on
Tenth street, which 10 very centrally situated
The proposed building will, in size elegance
and style, be similar to Laura Keene's Theater in
New York, and will seat as many auditors II
will be completed and opened early in the spring
Until the timbers are framed and everything in
readiness to commence the new place. the present
building will be occupied by the Christy Min
strels.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BROOKE's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Nl BOARDING AND DAY CH0OL,
SEVEN BUILDINGS.
No. $50 PenRssteasia agezxs.
Circulars 90 be Obtained at the Bookstores and
Of the Principal. no % I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

A DEEP WELL in digging the wells inside
the Notifications the ssuth side Of the Potomac
water for the use Of the gsrrisons has been OBJ
tained at reasonable depth in every instance but
one. The well in Fort Scott has already been
excavated 70 a dept OF about 125 feet and no signs
Of water have yet been discovered The work
men are now boring through a strata Of compact
fine blue loan, which cuts like new cheese at first
but becomes hard by exposure to the air. The
soldiers are fashioning pipes toys, &C. out Of H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

ono 6LADEs BUTTER.
AUG KEGS Choice Glsdes Butter. Just received
direct from Somersat county. Pa. Fo, sale low 10y
JOHN II. SEMMES co.
cor. elh st. and La. ay., oppo. west end
NO Sseoot iHepD Center Market, I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

RoBBERY The store Of Mr.. Tyler southall, on
Twentieth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, in
the First Ward, was broken open night before
last, and number OF tobacco pipes, pen knives,
and other articles, also q small amount Of money
and postage stamps were stolen. Mr.. southaQ
says his loss Is about 5000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

PRoaEANHF OF unusHal excellence 81 Odd
Fellows Hall To- night, overlooking with fun,
Tgfs ard Tary
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SUPPOSED ToBE STOLEN The Metropolitan
Police Ia the First Ward yesterday took from
Henry Krit1kamp q large Colts armg pistol,
about the usual sire for cavalry. KritIkanp al
leges that be bought IL for 90 50, which sum is
hardly one eighth Of Its full value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

skzKxADR The Indians Congressional delega.
ton were serensded At Browns Hotel last eve.
ming by the band Of the Nineteenth Indiana regi.
meat Several speeches were made.
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TCOMMUNTcATRn

~ COMMUNICATED.
The DEATH OF LIEUT.. SNYDER U. s. Engineer
corps on The 10th ult has occasioned among his
numerous friends the deepest sorrow and none
more keenly feel his loss than those with whom
he bad daily Intercourse In the late field Of his
employment. Having been at Fort Sumter du-
ring It's Commandment, where his courage as a
soldier was fully tested, he was detailed as an
assistant In the construction Of the forts for the
defense OF Washington. In this sphere of use
Iulness, and In the strict performance Of duty, he
contracted the disease which bore him 70 an
early grave. All who were under him IN a sec.
ondary capacity, soon learned his worth, and
became greatly endeared 10 him. The last work
which be laid of, now being constructed at
Cedar Hill, near Clark Mills studio, under the
direction Of the energetic manager, Mr.. Henry
Payne, has been draped In mourning in respect
TO his memoryi truly should 1t be called In
honor Of his name, Fort Snyder. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

DISCHARGED Henry Erford, youth, who has
been several days In the county jail on suspicion
was released last night BY the committing magis-
tTste, Justics Dom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
OF soldiers have occurred since our last report
Peter Maxwell, company /, Second New York
cavalry, at Seminary Hospital.
Benjamin Jess, company A, First New Jersey
cavalry, at Camp Gusts.
Private MilIigan, company E, First Michigan
cavalry, at Indiana Hospital.
Charles Sitter company E, Fifty second Penn
sylvania volunteers, at Camp Dodge.
w. n. Comfort, company |, Fourty-fourth New
York volunteers, at Union Hospital
Matthew Cavanagh, company ], Fourth Penn
sylvania volunteers at Seminary Hospital.
X. w. Ballard, company II, Forty-ffth Penn
sylvania volunteers, at Seminary Hospital
Stephen Mattesou, company E, Fiftieth New
York volunteers, at camp.
Corporal Alexander Morgan, company B,
Twelfth Pennsylvania reserve corps, at Camp
Pierpont.
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GREAIATTRAcTIoSs are constantly being added
&c the entertai 3ments at Canterbury Hall. To-
night, . novel programme, with the hrst appear
snce Of Mr. Goodall, the violinist, who assumes
the leadership Of the orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

COMMITTED Marcus Cohen, charged with de
frauding Augustus Genberger out Of sum o.
about so, was examined before Justice Waite
yesterday, who committed him TO jail 10 answe
the charge before the Criminal Court.
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BOARDING.

pOARDING.-Pour gentlemen oau be aocommo-
ID dated with table Board, at 37I Pa. avenue,
opposite the National HOtsi. Dinner at O'Clock.
de43;'
DOARD-Ressectsbls parties may find good
ID Board aad vel. furnished Rooms, by day,
week. or month, in houses No. AIS and All ISih
street, three doors from Pa. avenue and midsaJ
between wlllards' and KirkWo IDS Hotels.
no 80 lm<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

AAHEsr or Col BzrzER.-ws hear upon the
street that Col. Better, Of the Cameron Rides has
been placed under arrest BY order Of the War
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

SERIOUS CAsE.-rhis morning, at 2I o'clock
George st. John and Andrew Adams were ar.
rested and taken to the guardhouse by Patrolmen
Kelly and Hiese. They were charged by Mr.
Richard Pinnell, Of Howard county, Md, with
having represented themselves as policemen and
arrested him. They pretended TO be taking him
to the station. house, but passed by, and when
they got him In the dark, on Tenth street, they
asked him what he would give them to let him
10. Several gentlemen who saw the arrest no.
tilted the police and had the bogus policemen
arrested. Justice Thompson held each to bail
Tor court In the SIM OF $3.50 to appear at court to
answer in Two cases-for the assault and for pre-
tending to be policemen for an improper purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

A MoDsL Provision SToRE.-We yesterday
afternoon visited the establishment Of Mr. Thos
X. Wilson, No. ll9 Pennsvlvania avenue, First
Ward and found there almost as great variety Of
edibles ss can be met with in our market Among
the Injuries he has on hand may be mentioned
tame and wild turkeys, venison and other game,
fat and tender chickens, fresh fish, beef pork,
and mutton, and nne stock Of fruits and vege-
tables In season, besides "other articles too nu
merous to mention" Give Wilson call and see
for yourselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

LOOK oUT fvr TIE e0,illoI paityo Prot. Barnes
q; Odd Fellow Hall, Navy Yard, tonight.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A BOLD CATTLE THIEF afternoon,
Patrolman Hannah was informed that man and
bow were on the road 10 Baltimore with five fine
Dilch cows, stolen from persons In Washington
Patrolmen Pendle aud Hannah started In pursuit,
and obtaining on the road shattered wagon, a
lame horse, and Irvine string harness. they sue
ceeded In overtaking the driver and bis stock,
about half mile from Beltsvllle. The stock was
secured at farm near Bladensburg, and the pris-
oner and his boy brought TO this city and taken
before Justice Dom. He gave his name as Thos
Miller, Ind said the cattle were delivered to him
for sale, by man named Albert. The boy, whose
name is Charles Kirby, testified that the man en-
ployed him, for IS cents day and board; to drive
the cows TO Baltimore. He started yesterday
morning, and got the cows from the square be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, by the
canal. The sister Of the boy testified to the hiring
or the boy. She had known the man for several
years In this city, but did not know anything
about bis business Miller In enswer to ques-
ton, admitted that he had served one year in the
prison in this city, and thought be was sent down
on the charge Of stealing watch others present
at the magistrates cflce thought he went down
for stealing COW and calf He was fully COM
mitted The cattle will be brough t to the city to-
day, and delivered to the owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-05

THELIER Owens "Dr. Pangloss" last night
was very good, yes, exceedingly good; and Mr.
BANDS " Lord Duberiy" was quiet, natural, hu-
morous, excellent. The other leading parts were
Of average excellence.
aad samson Lowe" Fun enough for one night.
LIeroR CASE David Reese, q soldier Of the
5oth New York regiment, was arrested by the
Metropolitan Police In the Sixth Ward yester-
day. charged with furnishing liquor to his com
rades He was delivered 10 the ofacefs Of his
regiment