Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-13

accommodation OF the seamen now 10 training at
the Navy Yard The strict order and scrupulous
cleanliness Of these quarters 10 very commendable
and In worthy Of imitation by our soldiery. One
might eat his dinner OF the floor without any
scruples. and not speck Of dirt 10 anywhere Wis
ible. The hammockl neatly triced up to the
beams at the side, the orderly arrangement OF
tables and benches and the brig htnsss Of the tin
ware, are all noticeable. The beams are orna-
menfsd down the center Of the room with models
in alto rsEsvo Of the bulls Of all Of craft,
from Noah's ark TO the latest crack yacht At one
end Of the room 10 the sick bay, and at the o. her
quarters for the masters mates, &c. Rifles and
nuskets neatly arranged on each side Of the
room, between the windows, while boat how
itxer, hsnked with knives and revolvers, In q re-
70 It's martial appearance The markers Gags Of
the three companies stationed here ars conspicu-
ously displayed, bearing, respectively, A. B, and
G., In white letters on q red ground. Company B
Is armed with the Plymouth rife and saber hayo-
net-the other two companies with muskets.
DzAru. OF soLprxRs The following soldiers
have died since our last report:
John Henderson, Co. E, Third regiment Excel
sior Brigade, at Union Hotel.
Orville Allen, Co A, Seventh Maine regiment,
at the Eruptive Hospital.
Corporal E. A. Oakley, Of First Long Island
regiment, at the Union Hotel.
Sergeant Christensen, Co B, 10th Pennsylve-
MIA regiment, Of typhoid fever
LucIus Sumner, Co. B, 5th Vermont regiment,
at the Seminary.
John A. Dillon, Co A. 26th Pennsylvania regi-
ment, Camp Casey, near Bladensburg.
Abraham Howe. Co. f, 18th Pennsylvania vol
unteeu, ut Tennallytown
Private w. II. Compton, company ID, 7th Wis
consin volunteers died Of typhoid fever at Co
iumbia College Hospital yesterday.
CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
TAouPSor-Danr Sugrue, drunk and disorderly;
dned 81 81. Henry With, do do. 81 O. VIM
Hughes. dol do 81 o.. Ann Hughes, do do.
do; do. 80 81. John Brown, Patrick Farrell,
Samuel T. Perry, John White, and Edward Can
non, do; do slet each. Joseph Butler, pro-
family; do. % o.. Michael Hogan, Michael Kelly,
John O'DwYer, soldiers; turned over to the mill
tory Marta Simms, disorderly vagrant; work
house 30 DAYS. c. Ward, disorderly; fned
ov.T 70 e.. buying
nell, drunk; fined 81 81. John Greige drunk
and disorderlyi Hned 81 81. Patrick Boyle, do
nned 81 81. Charles magee, turned over.
POLICE OF THE FOURTH wARD-The Fourth
ward Metropolitan Police returned the follow
Trg S1:os 70. ye' ws, before Justice
Thomidy, do; dismissed. WIN Hughes, Ann
Hughes, Jno. Greigg, drunk: al 81 each Dem
nj, LOG do and PrOfane; 90 "a. 5. A. Gump,
Before Justice Bdrndelo John Murphy as
sault and battery; dismissed. George Smith in
.uiting ladies; workhouse so days. Turned over
TO the nilitary-Patrick Crusbey, II. 7. Taylor,
John Drunk, John Mccarthy, VIM Morton, C.
Dodall, c. Genaw, c. Magee; drunk and disor.
deriy; ChristY Boyle, tamPering with soldiers.
1DsNrIFIED.-YesterdaY the case OF the United
states against f. Sinas, arrested by Detective
the larceny Of certain horses and mules was IA ken
up for hearing before Justice DOM The evil
denee against the accused 10 principally the fact
OF the animals being found in his possession
Two mules and two horses were Identified an the
property Of Mr.. Richard Windsor, and stolen
rom him. Mr.. Sinas says he can produce the
person from whom he purchased the animals and
the case Is postponed for further a hearing Mr.
Sinas being under security for his appearance
FULLY COMMITTED The colored man &C sopI,.
rel, who was committed for further hearing
by Justice Thompson, on suspicion of stealing
certain articles found upon him, was broug BIT out
Tor bearing Yesterday The articles were de-
yesterday Captain n Bstchelder identfned the
sword belt and holster as bis and Lieut. Haycock
lot OF pipes, the umbrellas and parasol are vet
unclaimed, at Justice Thompson's oface souIr
rel has been fully committed for court in these
cases.
FIsHrIss Unsatisfactory afternoon. the Pro.
yost Guard was called upon to arrest several SOL
diers who were indulging In " muss'' In the vi
entity Of the National Hotel. squad from the
central station went for them In quick time and
though one seemed disposed to make resistance
the affair was soon settled and the disorderIy
parties placed in the guardhouse where they viii
have time and opportunity for reflection upon the
great injury they do themselves by such disor-
derly demonstration.
On SATURDAY NExr-On next Saturday at . n,
m nag 10 to be presented to Capt Gary,s conn
pany OF Col Averilps q ne regiment Of cavalry al
Fort Marcy, about half mile Ia the rear of Fort
Coreoran Capt. Gary's company is essentially
Warrington city troop, and the flag, a beautiful
one, 10 paid for by subscription Of Washingto
mans. IL 10 expected that quite large number
OF our fellow citizens will be present the occa.
JuDsE PURCELL, Of the Orphans, Court. to
facilitate business before that Court has removed
from his late residence on Capitol Hill to a com
modlous dwelling In the vicinity Of the CITY
Hall, on Third street, between Z and streets
The house lately occupied by the Judge nm
Delaware avenue, near street north has been
leased by the Government for the accomm Cd alton
OF troops and Company A, U. 5. Engineers, is
now CHARTERED there.
CHEDIroRs OF PAIRo 4 NouRsE-A meeting
Of the creditors OF Pairo Nourse was held al
Richards school-h house Yesterday afternoon mr.
suant TO a notice In the Star Some thirty or
forty Of the creditors were present. A committee
and request exhibit Of tie present condition OF
the trust, and to report the result at an ad ourned
meeting two weeks hence.
PosIsAsTER CLEPHASE arrived in this CITY last
evening from Trenton, ". J where be has been
In attendance upon the Railroad Convention late
Ing tD chsnge Of hours OF running the mails be-
tween the capital and New York CITY, announced
In the Sta' day or two ago.
HIsHwAI RoBBERY Last night an old man
named Lynch, a boatman, was Knocked down by
some thieves In the vicinity OF the Center Market
and robbed Of about s375 In money He was
approached from behind and struck upon the side
OF the head with some hard substance, causing a
Iather ugly oruise. The thieves have not been
discovered and arrested
MokE HosrITALs.-A large building on North
Capitol, between and G streets, lately occupied
~ boarding house, has been converted into a
military hospital, and L. now open for the recep-
ton Of patients; and hospital fos hired men in
the Quaftermastet's department has been opened
In the First Ward.
TIE GIT CONCERT odd Fellows' Hall was
jsmmed 10 the fullest last night and the audience
wss made up very largely Of ladies' Among those
present were the masters Lincoln. Tonight
tventy-eight gifts win be presented including
gold and silver watches, rich jewelry, &c.
onrEANs' couRr Davidge concluded his
aTgument In the Barney case Yesterday, and Col
Blount will deliver the closing argument for the
petition on Saturday next The Court meets to-
6aV for the Transaction of other buainesa