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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24
The LATEST By TRLBGRAPB.
LATEST FROM YORKTOWN.
Steady Advance of Our Positions,
The Case of General Smith.
A Mutiny in the Rebel Camp.
Two Rebel Regiments FIRING Into
Each Other.
The Enemy's Strategy.

tPer Telegraph from Baltimorel
CAMP BEFORE YoKrowS, Va, April s3-lO J.
nj have barely time to write you that every
thing 10 progressing satisfactorily here.
You have no idea OF the immense labor of the
campaign at this point. IL Is however cheerf A.
ly performed day and night, by the whole army,
as all rest under the conviction Of its necessity 10
insure success, and that 1t will 50 Insure IT,
Hourly Our works approach those Of the enemy
We have already constructed Jme well within
the range Of the rebel Notifications, thanks 10 our
sharpshoOters, who unerrlngIy pick their men of
whenever attempting to work q gun TO stop tie
progress Of our earthworks.
So fatal and Constants their are, that the rebels
seem to have abandoned the idea Of opposing our
occupation Of points from which 10 make tho
grand fnal attack.
The charge Of drunkenness In the late Lees
Mill engagement uttered against Gen. w. F.
Smith, turns out 10 be utterly unfounded. It
has been disproved by many Of the hut and
most reliable ofacers In the army who were close
by him throughout the whole affair.
On Monday last there was firing between two
rebel regiments, causing much commotion In our
camps. 1t Continued so long and was 90 severe
that II was mistaken at first for a regular assault
On our outposts.
ouc u tucI regiments was nflng INTO anOthef,
which returned the fire with equal spirit. We
could distinctly sea them carrying eff III dead
and wounded.
The affair 10 believed to have been a nlutiny
and measures taken TO quell It.
The Virginians now being conscrip,ed -
iorced-into the service n the poin; Of the bayo-
net, resist as far a. they can, more especially
being drafted and forced into regiments from
other States to I'LL the latter to their respective
quotas. IL 70 supposed the mutiny grew out OF
something OF the sort.
From the best information we have here, the
Rebels are collecting as large force az possible
at OF near Gordonsville, TO the end OF a sudden
movement either on the column Of Gen. B.nks
BY the time that makes its appearance at ssaun-
ton, or on that Of Gen. Mcdowell, IL ne crosses
tie happah,nnock at Frederick buTg
They have railroad to boih points, you will
recollect.
Their situation here il desperate, they know
and doubtless aim 20 strike some such blow
before the great fight here can come OF
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ADJUSTMENTS To-NIsHr.

FoRp's ATHFrrux.-Knowle's celebrated ira
Redv Of "ViroIniusn will be presented to- night
The "Virginius' OF Forrest 10 representation
to be remembered for a life time. The intense
parental love the intense hatred for the author
Cf his daughters calamities, the scorn, defiance,
and desperation Of the final act OF the tragedy are
depicted with life ke vivid ness almost
Mr.. Forests engagement is drawing rapidly TO
q close, and Ii 70 be Improved accordingly.
GRovzR's THEAIER.-Another large audience
last night al this agreeable place OF amusement,
with It's brilliant comedy company.
Sweet-fsced, versatile Mrs. Hough and comical
Mr.. Setchen have stepred at once Into public
favor, and the company, as whole, 10 undoubt-
sdly the best comedy company Washington las
Mr. Il l.. TiIton, In his recitation last right,
(Shakspeare's " Seven Ages,'O gave the audi
ence high idea Of his capabilities, and his
appearance will be looked for with interest.
Tonight, the whole force OF the company in
the play Of sShe Stops to Conquer and the
local farce Of 80. J. Of the War Once "
CANTERBURY.-Ma Manager Percival produces q
numrer Of favorite pieces tonight. Mr.. Brewer
10 one Of the best delireaors Of the negro charac
ter now the stage, and wins very great ap-
plause; while Miss Duval's sweet songs and Miss
Fowler's graceful movements in the dance, pre-
sent very superior attractions 70 the lovers Of
amusement.
CONTINENTAL The opening last night was
postponed on account of the non arrival OF some
of the actors There viii, however, be no disaP.
pointment tonight. A fine bill Is presented, and
the management are determined to spare no pains
to make this one OF the mOst pleasing resorts In
the city.
CoTILLIoN PARTY.-The Perseverance Engine
Company give their pleasant party at Temper
ance Hail. tonight. Thus fine opportunity -
offered 10 "trip ii on the light fantastic toe"
WESTERN HOsE CoAPANY's BALL.-Fnanklin
Hall will no doubt be thronged o-nig hit with the
fsiF and the gallant on the occasion Of the ninth
grand ball Of the Western Hose Company. A
pleasant evening 10 offered TO all the lovers Of
Terpsichore-
OBJ FRLLows' HALL.-Manager Kunkel's ben
eft takes place this evening" when he will appear,
supported by his entire company, in amusing
burlssques, choice ballads, and heavy budget
Of fact, fun, and fancy
wILLARDs' HALL.-Mr. j. w. Grifitbs, a
practical shipbuilder Of New York, will deliver
a lecture at this hail Tonight, on " Flotative
Science and Iron-clad Ships /" Avery opPortune
subject for these stirring times
INFANT AsYLUM-The Sisters OF Charity con-
tinue their fair at this institution. They have a
very fine display Of attractions, and offer rational
enjoyment to all who may call upon them. The
fair 10 on Vermont avenue, near II street.
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kilEIs.

On the Gath instant, after lingering illness,
CEfLON s. HOUGHfON. In the 42d year o. b !
He leaves Q large eirele Of friends. By whom be
Wss beloved. 70 mourn his loss,
HIs funeTA Will tAKe Tlaee Tomorrow (Friday
afternoon a. O'Clock. from his lsie residenoe, On
l. street south between tn AID 9Th htI ee,s eas &
vited 70 attend.
On the morning Of the 2tth instant, et Q O'Clock,
Mr. joan KUEhLEk, . native Of koering reich,
~ urtemburg. Germany.
His flnsGsi vid Jake place from his late res,
de- noe. corner aad ~ streets, Island, st2 ocioek
on SUNDAY afternoon.
en- The sd Instant, Il II o'clock .. M. Of ppeu
mona, JOHN 2. RABBrr s, IN the <sih year Of
has age. 800
Go ace, Moth street, corner Of N, ss O'Clock on
sundsy afternoon, the 9th inst
On the lsh instant, PETER HEWITT, former
" Of Alexsndris, but for seversl yesrs rssioent
Of WAShiaxtopt
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AUCTION SALES.
rBfs AFTERNOON & TOsMORkoJ
By WALL & BARNARD. Aucticnsers.

By WALL BARNARD. Aucucneers.
UJRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE IN JHl CoCsTT OF WAsHrNsyoN, ID.
CITY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the 18th
day OF August, 1857, And recorded on the nth daJ
ofNovember, 1 81 In hber ]. A e, No. at. follos
"a. 2S5 80 snd 2S1. one OF the land teoords for
Washlngton county, in the District Of COLUMBIA,
viii sell on THURSDAY, 24th day Of April, lsss,
at O'Clock m 1T the Auction House 1fWAl a
Barnard. corner 9Th street and Pa avenue, ia the
city of Washington, the following defcribed tract
OF land, with buildings and proven ents thereon,
situated in the county Of Wellington, IN the Dls-
Tss .siS srast Of land b.sunin. at the end of III.
fourth line Of . tract OF land called New Seat and
running thsncs south Is perches, thenoe souta s.
degrees, west & ReIohes, thence 1orth Sc degrees
psrohss 70 ts interseoton with the fifteenth line Of
the larger trees OF land conveyed by the helrs aud
devIeeef OF David G. Partisrto Edward Swami,
thence south g degreeI vest es perches, theme Q
south Is degrees, vest 81 perches ard SS-loo OF O
perch thence, south 81 degrees, west IS perohes TO
the beginning, containing 81 acres, rood and IL
perohee.
The terms of this sale viii be one-thIrd cash /;
Do aaoe Desfins intsreS. end payable In equal in
stalmeuts 1T g. - and u months, the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by . hen on the land.
One hun1red do lars of the cS-h payment % be
pad down at the place of sslei and IN the puI-
ohSseT or puyohas refusing 20 do the property
viii at once DO resold at the risk AND cost IF the
oefaultlng purchaser or purchasers.
E. G. MORGAN, Trustee.
NH 81 eo&ds WALL & BARNARD ID, Aucts-
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

FrNKRAL OF MAJOR TALBor -Msjor Theodore
j. Talbot, Assistant Adjusant General, u. 3. A. !,
and late chief Of General wsdsworthI staff was
buried this afternoon At Mount Ohvet Cemetery
The funeral services were held In ST. Aloysi as
Church, and conducted with the I'm posing solem-
mites and ceremonies peculiar 70 the Roman
Catholic Church. Mozart's celebrated requiem
was performed by the choir. The conn, which
was Of mahogany, and very highly finished, ives
placed In the centre aisle Of the church and beau
tfully decorated with the white III v On the top
OF the conn 10 plate In the shape Of a cross on
which Is inscribed the name and age OF the de-
ceased. The arrangement Of the ceremonies was
under the direction OF Major Besufst, Of the In
spector Generals Department The order Of pro-
cession was az follows The escort, a battalion
Of the 9lst regiment, Pennsylvanis volunteers,
under command Of Major Tod. The corpse, with
Majors Miller, Crawferd, Ten Brock and Beck
with, and Captains kuggles and smith AZ pail
bearers. The friends OF the deceased. Geseral
Wordsworth and staff. Ofhcers Of the Army.
Citixens.
ARRHsr AND ArzxMPT To RKscuE PRIs 1NER
This morning, patroisen from the SIKH W ard
arrested person named G. G. n. Daniels upoa a
charge Of robbery. A soldier named Richard
Kaw interfered and attempted 10 rescue he pri ;
sonef Fortuoatelv patrolnan Leach, Of the
Fourth Ward, was near, and assisted the SIKH
Ward officer and secured DAME n, and civ con-
stables Hurdle and Bushef arrested and secured
the soldier. Both Were taken 20 the Fourth Ward
station, where they are locked up Tor Trial when
tse witpeepes in both cases ere secured.
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The Merrimac on the Rampage
again.
How She Expects to Dispose of the
Monitor.
How She Will Be Cher k-mafAd
[Per Telegraph from Baltimore |

Per Telegraph from Baltimore
BALTIMORE, April "a, from Fortress Monroe
April % prom the refugees that reached here
this morning we hear that the MerTimac 10 being
plated three feet lower tundsr wsterl and sunk
In the water foot dee per than before.
We also learn from them that the rebel plan :
10 board the Monitor with twenty men armed
with mslleu and wedges, preauanged, TO wedge
up (spike) her turret port holes In an instant.
This was expected, and / am happy % be sble
10 say, has been thoroughly guarded against by
changes made In the Monitors means Of defence
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
LArI.r FROM suT.rp., covx,v

LArEsr FROM suIELDs' coxNASp.
The Wr Department have kilograms from
Gen. Shields command up to early this morn
Ing.
They CONFIRM the fact that Jackson has aban-
doned The Valley, and continued 10 fall back to.
wards GordonsvIIe.
Nothing OF particular iutstest has occurred IN
that quarter since the las, previous advIces
KscLPKD.
This morning, between and O'Clock, w. }.
Raisin, formerly in the rebel army, but late ;
political prisoner arrested for dsoysl acts on tbe
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, managed TO escape
from the old Capitol military prison. by lower
Ing himself from q window while the back OF
the sentinel on duty near bv was turned. he
has not been retaken; nor do we believe that the
guard have any idea which way be turned his
steps after hls escape.
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We advise all our readers las we know they
are Obliged TO purchase the above named goods)
TO embrace the present opportunity as Mr. II. A.
Hall intends to ma he q change In his business
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for 90 cents per pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for GO cents per pair In.
dla Rubber bed Protectors for Children's Beds
(sa article that no family should be without
only SO cents, for ten days, at the India Rubber
Warehouse, No 30s Pennsylvania ave +, between
sth and 10th streets, Washington, D. @. ap l2-tf
ALL PRISONS can ind the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
At Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near r.
fe 27-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcs MIR A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Stars circulation In Georgetown, will
hereafter blsc act the Starts advertising agent
there Any Georgetown advertisements left at
DR. p Bsrnard's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, o.. with 9 Crandel, Nc. l2s Bridge
street viii meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

THx HEALTH or The CITY.-it Is the duty OF
every one, citizens and otictals, to comply WIKI
Us sanitary regulations Of the city; and thereby
preypEt disease Complaint Is inside that fire.
ausn,Iy, dead animals are allowed TO remain two
or three days without bsiog properly disposed OF;
Capitol stree have been ying there several weeks
The police cannot be blamed, for they Invariably
notify the proper officials, whose duty IL 10 to al.
tend 70 the removal. Speedy attention shauld be
given to such matter; and the blame Of non-at-
tendance res upon tie head Of the derelict party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

The TRIsITI CHURcH ELEcTIos.-We men-
Toned Yesterday the changes made In the vestry-
men for rrinity Church AZ tue election on Monday.
The ofaceFs ol the church az elected nov are
T. L. Childs, JCs. II. Bradley, filghugb Coyie,
Jas N. TOrhsrt, Bepj Beail, John b. blake,
p, w, Middleton and L. ID. Gale, wa deEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

NEw WAY TO BuRY HORsKs.-We noticed
few days since, near the penitentlafy, the car.
heads buried In the cath. II suffered 10 femein
unburied, or buried on this "osuich" plan, much
sickness will arise an WARN weather approaches
We hope the proper authorities wsiI see 70 the
matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24
By THOMASIDOwLlNG,

Ge0rge.OlcH.
FSCELLENT HUUSEhULDA AM KITCHEN
H FURNITURE AT AUG ISN-Un WEDNKS-
DAY tna tn instant, shall selI, at 10 o'cloof a
m, at the re=loence of Samuel eImmons Ess. No
40, 9Th between F1Ietts and Fred erick streets
west OF and near the reservoir, 9 good assortment
Mahogany Sons, Tets s-tstss, Ottolrsa,, Parlor
and Rocking Chairs,
M'soss.E4 Mar /. top Dressing and other Bureau,
NshoIsny Msr"le,top w.,h-co,sts, Centre and
other fabl.s,
MAHOGANY French, Jenny Lind, and Cottage Bed.
W.lnpt Hat tres. PsPsr Maohs, Rout and othe,
Tables,
Fine A sb ster Msnsel Cock,
Orlando es sad Vases,
Fine ench pate git Gothic frame Mirrors ana
Chins, lass. CIoekery. and Plated Ware, Kn;ys,
an" Forks,
ainut Extension Table, wsIdrobes,
y moe ano otheT taas Feat ChsI 2,
STAR C4'psts,
Passage Oilcloth snd Hearth Rugs,
Feather Beds ard Feed CE,
Hair ahd other Mattresses,
COOKING, edIstors and other stoves
" ith 5 sood let of T. toasn Re suisItes
AFRO q lot OF 6erq N Imp eme nts,
Whee.barTOv, DO, 30.
Terms oASh.
sPHd THOMAS ROWLING. auct
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MARRIED.

On the I'D instant, at st. Peters Church, BIZ the
Rev. Fstoer knight, Mr.: John +. EAVis TO
ter OF Martha s. Barnes,
In GS rystown, on Thursday evening April II,
~ rev ID. Evans Reese: Air xANDER CAMP.
BELL to AGNES l. CUNNlNGHAM
New York Herald copy.l
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ADDITIONAL fKsflM0NiALs.

"A FEW OF TIE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

hk. HALE'S JCRF BILL FOR THE DIsTRIcT.-
Mr.. Hale, on Monday last, Introduced a bill In
the Senate amending tie present law in r-lstion
20 the selection Of Jurors 10 IN the courts Of
this District. which was read twice and referred
TO the Judiciary Committee II provides In the
first ion that 10 shall be the duty of the Regis
ter Of Washington city and the clerks Of George
town and the Levy Court OF Washington county,
within one month Of the passage Of this act, and
on or before the first Of February In each wear to
make list Of such Of the white male citizens,
tar payers, residing In their jurisdictions they
shall Judge best qualified to serve, and that the
lists shall be kept by them and be delivered ID
tie names Of 40 persons from Washington, SO
from Georgetown and 40 from the county.
The Mayors Of Washington and Georgetown,
all judicial and SslIrled officers Of the Govern
meat, the Commissioners Of the Police and those
connected with the police and fire departments
cSunselloFs and attorneys at law, ministers and
priests Of every denomination. practising physI-
clans and surgeons, keepers Of hospitals, asylums
other charitable institutions created under the
laws relating 70 the District, captains and persons
employed on vessels navigating the waters Of the
Dlstrict, ard keepers OF public ferries, shall be
exempted from jury duty, AUD their names shall
not be placed on the lstS.
The names on the lists shall be written on Sc
parats slips Of paper, and placed In G box by the
Register and clerks, and after being thoroug hly
Sd keB, shall be delivered 10 the Clerk o the
Circuit Court and they shall all NEE. a. least two
the City Hall, and the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Ehall break the seal and draw therefrom the num-
ber required. IL the jury Ia intended for The
Criminal Court, the arit 20 persons drawn shall
be the grand jury, ana the ID next drawn shall
be the petit jury IL the jury Is for the Circuit
Court the first 20 names shalt De the jury for that
term IL before the next drawing one Of those
drawn dies, removes from the District, or be-
comes otherwise disqualified, the Register and
clerk shall draw anothsr name The persons 30
drawn ahau not be liable 10 Jury duty for two
years after the term On which they serve fne
Of go IL imposed for failure 10 attend the court
after being notified Of selection as juror by the
marshal IL also provides that juror shall be
from q to 65 years. Penalties for COLLISION In the
drawing Of jartrB, Il C, are imposed.
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FUTURE DAYS.
f00R orr

A FINE woRkk 0 SEL GRe13n b. sold under
she Pill & ne Ma House. on the morning Of
B, ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucuoneers
H. ~ s,sEs At PUgLIc Auc1ION-On TUESDAY
We shall SCI. ssNo 600 6ssHssE ID and
%: good assortment Of Household Furniture.
Mshors hsir-o lorh Sofas, Rockers, ana Psr.or
Marble too Centre and Side T.bes,
Walnut w hatnot Arm Chairs,
Lac: fsn. i VI %nasv SS sitsih.. and Gilt
Velvet :; t ! Rugs. M.nssI Ornaments.
MMs sfos,nP Bureaus IRE and W tH
%se ashsos.n 70 Book c..s 40 Libr.r, Chairs,
H.ir s"d al ap s asi ssss:.s''''
YAK French DlnlpE Chairs,
China, Glass, and CrooksrT Ware,
8.us.els, ,hree plI q d Inrrsin CARPETS,
Oiclpth and STAR Rods,
cssnns Stoves. and Kitchen Requisites. 40.
q, 2l-1td J. c. MosUIRE = CO. AuO,s.
Ey WALL BARNARD. AuOtionssrs.
r RusTEE ss's sALE r. 81 disn G "a GUAM
TykspAS MtsR sts ss a:t.as At On
O'Clock. We will sell, at s69 seventh street south
Ing Son, late Hamilton 4 Co., consisting in part
Of
20 Windo " Fran ss, diffsnt sizes,
5,0o1 Window Sash Lights, different sizes,
50 Doors, assorted sizes,
so pairs Blinds. assortel sizes,
leo feet Blnd Slsts,
$50 feet Moulding, different axes.
A suaotItJ Of z OF Bed Sash,
Blact Walnut ana Yellow Pine Balusters
Mahogany and Black Walnut Ne sell Posts ard
Brackets.
With many articles usually kept IN Sash and
Bid Factory, of, ring rare inducements 70
builders.
Terms: All sums under $50. cash; over tina,
aDoqat credit OF sixty snd ninety days. for notes
satisfactorily eHdorss1, bearing interest
JNO l.. SMITH. Trustee,
apA WALL BARNARD, Auots
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INprA Runprp Goons

ANY PERSON wishing to procure q loan Of q few
ing at $50 Eleventh St, between G and II. apia
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BOARDING..

CHOICE ROOMS, loommunloatlng) with
~ Board. can be hsd 80 No 7 Indiana avenue.
dwelling corner and Atm streets. Appiy % Above.
IT, ~
ROARDIN9. -Genllsmsn With or without their
D,sssurs, Will End superior Observation-Disclosures one
half Bee I,ioss,l in the most desirable location,
and all tbs public places Of interest Permanent
and tranSient. up % 9ws
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The ACCIDENT AT THE ARSENAL The explo-
sion, which we briefly noticed In the Star yester-
day, at the Arsenal took place about half past one
O'Clock on Tuesday in a small brick building Of
one room about fifteen feet square. Some ELY bit
men and TOYS were seated round the room on
benches each engaged in filling fuses with the
composition, which consists of meal powder
nitre, &c, which is Eot considered dangerous to
ht ndle, vet the utmost care Is taken that acci-
dent may net happen. The casing OF the fuse is
made Of paper, which Is placed in hole in the
centre Of piece of iron, and the composition Is
put in In small quantities with q spoon, being
driven down very hard with an iron punch. II
IS supposed that in driving In the composition
there mus; have been bit Of gravel Ia IL on
which the punch struck and produced a spark,
setting IRE 10 the powder near by.
The powder Of Oae OF the men having cauP ut
ne attempted to throw IL from him, and al the
fuse powder In the room beccme at once lgnited
burning rapidly but causing report or explO-
sion. The face and hands Of the men in the
building were much burnt, some Of them bt ing
perfectly paralyZed and unable to get out OF the
building. The clothing OF nearly all caught FIRE,
and one CT them, youth named John Adams,
was very severely burned. When taken out and
carried to the hospital, where his clothes were
taken Oh, his akin peeled of In many places with
them
Adams, who is the only child Of a widowed
mother, and II about hfteen years Of age, appears
10 have been the most seriously injured; his face,
Ief; arm, and side, being much burned, and II is
feared that his eyes are destroyed Oliver Baily,
q young man Of nineteen, residing on south G
face and hand and about the eyes. Michael Des-
nond Is seriously b1rned about the left arm and
face James Nokes, residing OF the NAVY Yard
hsd hls face and hands burnt, and James Dawns,
reading near the Arsenal, was burned in the
came manner. Three other psrsoG were in the
Lhcp at the time but escaped wilk slight burns
on the face and with having their hair SC ,Tched
TIE first three named are seriously injured, bat
IL is though: with good treatment they may re-
cover.
An alarm was at snce raised, and the wo!Emer,
with the ccnp any Of Harrison Guards, Captain
SpeaTing, VINO are doing guard duty at the Ar
senal fastened the spot, and after rescuing the
injured men, exiting uished the flames, which had
caught TO tie TafteTs Of the building.
The wounded men were at once removed 10
tie hospital near bY, whsre every attention was
at once bestowed to them by the commander Of
the post, M tor Ramsey, DR.. Middleton, the sur
gecn In charge, and bis Efficient assistants
Baily and Downs were yesterday removed to
their hOmss leaving Stokes and Desmond still
In the hospital. The other three who were In the
building At the time were able to 90 to work yes
terdaY.
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Music We are happy to be able to state that
Prof. Alex. Wolowskf 10 continuing still his
courses with great success. As Professor oil
with great many Of our citizens by hi. excellent
new method. All those who desire TO become In
short time fine singers or good performers should
not neglect this opportunity. Prof. Wolowski's
residence Is No. 4sl Tenth street, between E and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

PERsoNAL.-Col. Keyes, Major seymour and
NJ jor Farnsworth, U. 8. A sr. Don Enrique
Lavedau, Of Havana; John Butterfeld, Of Utica,
are at Wizards. Major g H Chapman, Third
Indiana cavalry, ana Captain F.. ID. Mason, of
Shields division, are at Browns.