Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-12
AMrsEMgSTs To-NIsHT.

At last night was satisfactory one, we are glad
TO say. Tonight she appears for the last time az
Mary ApexD In Mrs. Ba.eman's comedy Of
" Self" and the opportunity TO see the part thus
personated must be ayailed Of Mr.. II. l.. Bate.
man appears (for the only time) as "John Unit"
CANTERBURY HALL Last night but one, Of
these celebrated MINISTRIES. Combination chorus
Of the 50 Star Spangied Banner, ~ and the ballet
entitled "Madrigals Of Spain" The In mitable
Dick Parker continues in a full blaze of glory,
and the entire companyis as popular one az ever
delighted a Washington audience. Our lady
friends will please not forpet the sifs matinee this
afternoon. This being the anniversary Of the
birth Of Henry Clay, there will be a grand display
Of fireworks on the stage tonight, and an aPPro-
pirate chorus by the whole company.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Manager Kunkel adds
Important attractions tonight to the brilliant List
already provided. The augmented number OF
ladies nightly in attendance, proclaims this to be
one OF the best-regulated places Of amusements In
the CITY. new budget Of fun for TO- mig hit, and
Seymour and Lehr win appear In several new
comic acts.
WARRINGTON ACADEMY OF Mrs!C.-Free con.
cert OF vocal and instrumental music, every day
and evening. Sec advertisement
PRoCLAMATIoN.-Bishop Nottingham has ad-
dressed the following letter through the press to
the clergymen Of his diocese:
To t5s Clergy and L atty Of tbs Protestant Epis.
esPaI CAEreh az TIE Diocese Of Maryland.
Dear Brethren The President Of the United
States having, by proclamation Of yesterdays
date, recommended that our next weekly assem-
blages in our accustomed places OF public worship
which shall occur after the notice of his procla-
nation shall have been received we acknowledge
and tsDder thanks to our Heavenly Father for the
blessings Of recent victories In the suppression Of
rebellion and OF dellyerance from the dangers Of
foreign intervention and INVASION and tbs terms
Of the proclamation not allowing time for my
canonieal action, BY Transmission Of any specially
g composed form TO each clergyman within my
Diocese before the time appointed, hereby au.
thofire and recommend ea' b clergyman, 10 whom
this letter shall become known In season, to use,
In the sPPointrd place for occasional prayer and
thanksgiy living. such prayer or collect, one more,
from the Book Of Common Prayer, as shall seem
10 him best to fulnl the recommendations of the
President, together with the Prayer hereunto
subjoined. Your loving brother,
WILLIAM Robinson WHITIISsHAM,
Bishop OF Maryland.
Baltimore, April IL, 1862
FEAYsR FOR SPIRITUAL coSsoLATfos USDER The
cAsuALTIEs AND cALAMiTIEs OF sEDiTIoN AND
o, merciful God and Heavenly Father, who has
tauoht US In Thy Word that Thou dost not will
ingly All ct or grieve the children OF men, we
humbiy beseech Thee OF INV goodness to comfort
and succor all those who at this time suffering
In the miserable calamIties brought upon this
nation by seditton and civil war. Mercifully
vouchsafe supplies Of spiritusl strength and con-
ISOLATION 70 the wounded, sick ard dying, and
raise up friends for them In their need. Be a
= ather to the fatheTleSs and Husband 10 tie
widow. Furnish shelter 70 the homeless, susie
nance to the impoverished support to the bereaved
and destitute. Tighten the bonds OF those who
captVes or In prison. Give all In their several
visisstions, rie ht understanding OF themselves.
and Of Thy threats and promises, that they may
neither cast away their confidence In Thee, nor
place II anywhere but IN Thee Relieve the dis
tfessed, protect the innocent, and awaken the
guilty; and for much as Theu alone bringes.
light out of darkness, and good out Of evil, make
the manifold forms Of human suffering now dark
ening our land efectual for the conversion Of
many soulsto the Thee, that among US fruits
meet for repentance may be abuDdantly brought
forth, ana that the glory Of Thy grace may be
made known among all nations, now and forever
more, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
CASE OF FoRclBLE EsrRY AND DEIAIsER "A
case OF this description was heard yesterday
before Justices Ferguson and Walter. IN which the
parties were Messrs. I. Barnard ind Geo. F. Ride.
From The estinony Of the witnesses examined,
the facts appear TO be a. follows Mr. Theodore
Barnard occupies a dwelling belonging to Mr.
Rider, on Sixth street near Virgin avenue and
was In arrears for rent. Rider determined to
Justice Giberson, which be placed in the hands
OF constable Gill; and stated to him that he wanted
him TO serve the warrant on Monday, the 3lst
ultimo, and that he fR would be about the
place when the warrant was served.
Me- Rider, on the M rning in qus stion, went 10
the premises and asked to put some lass In the
Kitchen windows; which was readily aeceded to
oy Mrs Barnard, (her husband at the time being
absent with the army short time after Mr.
RIDER bad entered the house, Mrs Rider came In
with some WORK, apparently to spend the day.
Gil came TO the door with mother constable
named Williamson, and the door was opened for
them By Mrs Rider or little girl present mr.
vsslying sick or a sofs) told them thst he was
absent, bat perhaps she could attend 70 his bust
ness. They then informed her that hey had a
greatly excited Mrs. b. Mr. Rider now came In
from the kitchen, and some sharp words were
passed between them, Mr.. Rider, ss was testified,
using some very harsh language. Mn Barnard
Immediately sent fot friend, who took her and
the children 10 bis house.
The othcers then proceeded 10 make the de.
Ridsr iSos AZ 2, ,hs good ss which
During the distrain the children Of Mr. Barnard
asked TO take their clothing away, and were al.
lowed to get portion OF ii.
Mr.. Barnard was Immediately Informed of the
state OF Affairs, and at once came TO the city,
when ne laid complaint against Rider Of for.
sloie entry and detalner and the magistrates yes.
teIday proceeded to the premises In com pauy
with the counsel, 10 try the case On reaching
the house Rider, who was inside refused them
enus1ee, ana ~ was only after his counsel (Mr.
re: In. The above facts were elected before the
justices, and they sentenced him 10 pay fine OF
20 ana to surrender the premises to the tenant.
Messrs. Lloyd and J II johnson appeared for
MI Barnard. The goods were all replevined by
Mr.. Barnard.
FvRTHER ExAMINArIoH.-Ds Dennis Callahan.
who we stated Thursday was charged with an
Assault on Daniel Moriatty, bad an exsmination
several wttneSsss were examined. and the follow
Ing facts Were elected :-Atcriatty was sitting on
the curb at the corner Of S.coad street east and
the avenue on Sunday afternoon In company with
two others, he being under the inf ue see Of LIQUOR
al the time, when Callahan came along and after
salattng them engaged In conversation with one
ef them While so engaged Nor atty got up on
his feet, and after asking Callahan IL he &C had
spoken 70 him NJ told him If he did no. leave
the corner id quick he would split him. c.
said II be didn't look sharp he would put him
where the dogs wouldn't bark at bin. Mcfiatty
then called G.. q d ID ecessionist, and Callahan
ssid he was q liar. Meristty struck Callahan In
the face nearly knocking bin down, when G.
picked up brick with which he hit NJ. in the
face. knocking him down, NJ - skull being ffac.
tured IN the fall. Moriaty II lying at the point
Of death st his residence In the Fifth Ward An
examination Of the wound was had Thursday,
when the Indications were that 10 would prove
faisi. Callahan was continued under the same
amount Of bail ts500) BY tie justice
DxLIRfous SMALL Pox PArlEsT IA mar suf-
fering from small Dor, AID In delirium, yester-