Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

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n'r'"d Ps'cincf- Barney Trunne,l, d,,ert;o,.
u, ," over 10 military. John Reid a..suItiug
poilc'; do. ". sullivan drunk ard di.,rdari,'
-; Rachel Conn. stealing; dismissed. t,bris
IAN Br'nnrr. assault and battery; jsiI for fnr.
thrr hearing. ' WI '''i
Ion; SILT Susan sullivan disorjariy. ~ :,
sullivan, John Barns, do; dismissed +,
ihShrs, ITO; <ili lack son Wood, las. Doyv-
MY Edward Pope, john Burns. drunk: dis
Fourth PrSeincf.-Marv Sullivan. yaar,acv.
WorhhouSe. Agn"~ Whit, DRUM and disor
urIll: - John Dyer. do; dismissed. Framk
h,4sh Prsei"c,.-P. Mad,gan. allowing goa,
:" run at large: ~ - costs. :. Smith, do: %
cents costs. Capt. E>ar, Lieut.. Nicholat An.
'it. M EaSan; drunk and disordrrly; John Ma =
-h'f- las. Matonry. drunk: W. Dorohre lar
''hs; turned 4y"r 10 military. l. F-,fer, Mo
So STERN Ja.. Murphy, di,orderlv: dismissed
''onn P-ch' suspicion OF larceny; do.
N'"h Pfs"jHoi.-Jolin Shphan RESISTING OH -
cor; dismissed. Geo. Phillips. assault aud hal
u'rF: 40. ". %. Clark, larceny: do John shaw
drunk and tisorderly: lined SIgi John pin
neT diSordrriy; turned over TO military. f.
W Unison do; security To keep peace NJ Ego
John Condor. tieO. t. Sandersou do. S,is
1rRh Ir'e,nct-John Hines thrrats: dis.
missed w Hamilton. fast riding: do. Jobn
Mott, drunk; locked up eleven hours. Johu
aiiie' dicOrurriy: dismissed. T. Kirby
iAhu--S T. Anderson do: Sent to carnD Car
0iine Butler, .i"nuie Robinson Eliza Lucas
MARY Collins, do: - hours given to leave the
precinct. John Kemp, do; fined 4. 81 Robe
McFaliin, house breaking; locked M T. hours
;'onh McCHbe shooting; dismissed. John T,y
Ter, assault and battery; security Tor cOurt
.Iohn Fleet. do: iin-d S:;.T John scott dn
security for CONT. Julia Fleet, keeping di.or
derby hOuS'; do
"MAsKS ANp FACES" Grov.r'> spsciou.
and fashionable tiI,atrr filled last ey.uiu,-
win one of The MOST diSiiaJue audiences of th,,
season; and such excitement as was created nv
the revival OF the Peg Wellington COMEDY. Az.
nave not known tor years in this city, There
l. now probably no actress in America who can
successfully rival Lucille Western i'm her char
actor OF the great actress ola hundred yaar.
ago: and we'll did the audience appreciata aud
signify that fact. Applause. round after round
interrupted her often during tic evening. i'm vol
nniary and enthusiastic, the piauditS oftrn
erok" IN upon some at her best speeches RI,
qrriS IN showers were thrown, u tribute to her
aDliilS ana beauty, at times the Stapa was
lh1Chfy StreVn with these testimonials of nuh
TIC regard. Al thr end of the piece Miss I,urilla
was called before the curtain by th,. mos
marked appian>r Miss Kate Denim. as thu.
tnwly, loving, faithful Mabel Vanp, made her
nrsf appearances, AMI was warmly welcomed
Sne played her part very intelisrnii, and
sWpciiy. a> ~hr ever does. Dir Rogers make.
AN "Ncrtient Tripirt. Mr.. Barron "a Ernest
Nane, Mr.. BarretI as Sir GiiaS Pomardrr and
MT BOkrr a. Cooley Cihipr, all performed IN
me enilr" satisfaction of all present Th, MAY
WIZ t' r.pr;ii'd to- night; and the performance.
VIII terminate with The '.SWi>S SWains"-MisS
Lucille IL Rosetta.
Easy IEAyKI.-ThP citizens OF the Navy
Aard "er" a>toni~hed ON Monday al one OF the
passenger railway cars coming down the gr,d,.
OF Garrison street with full load of paSsengnrs
ana without horses. Ii appears that the car
ran oil iiIi track near The Capitol and he
HORSES We're detached and left standing while
the passengers put thu car on the rails again
ami jnSt a. they took their seats Ihr horns
started oil ahead on their own hook With a
S1shI effort the ear was started, and ran all Tho
Nay through IN The NAVY Iard gatr, saw. NJ :.
single pCint near Seventh strae1, Nhar. il was
Requisite 10 push ii a few yards.
RECECITING.-Thc recruiting station, i'm ia,
ely ior the Killing up the ranks OF the cid regi-
ihenis appear 10 be dom. very well, hut not 80
Well, probably, as they were doing before The
draft IN the lower counties of M aryianti There
mas been a considerable rush OF drafted men To
this city 10 obtain substitutes, and the heavy
bounty ihtS pay has inducea many who b,d
determined 10 go into the army 10 take the
bounty and 60 into the drafted militia The
obtaining "f substitutes has become q business
in winch many persons have engaged profit
ABLY.
GoTTscHALK's CONCERTS. The musical
season in this city viii op-n on Wednesday
next, November 5, when Mr.. Gottschaik will
perform several of his latest coynDositions
which have created furore in the musical
circles OF the Northern citia. Mis- I,arIott,
Patti will appear Jointly with Mr. TottschoIl,
Mis- Patti has Iatriy sung with great success
IN Boston and New York, and the pres, OF
those CITIES land her highly. The sale of
reserved seat, VIII commence on Monday, No
HeInber J, AT MetzerotrS music store
RECRUITS, &c.-SeSterday. l. recruits for tho
Isl Nrw York artillery and Is for Ohio re,i-
meni> arrived. large number OF GONZALES
CENTS were sent to the Soldiers Rest, TO b. taken
10 their respective regiments. One hundred and
hiIy-four desertars, taken up in the northern
CITIES, were sent 10 their regiments
hEEfE Al OF SICK AND WOUNDSD-Ata late
hour last night, a train arrived from Frederick
With about 300 sick and wounded soldiers from
the hospitals there, whu were sent at once to
the hospitals here.
REHOyAL.-Dr. Benz. HsigeS ha, removed his
otic ann residence to Eighth street rSst ne door
north of DIR. +. 9. Walsh's DC S,,St