Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

manner: and with such a star Is UWens H.,
certainly deserves crowded houses Ali lovers
OF comedy " no visit the ssOId Drury' will an
prove because theirtaste will bc fully cratitird
FOED's THEATEE.-The play of " Fanchon,
is announced again for this evening, in accord
ance With general demand for its repetition
MG. Mitchell 5 PRESERVATION of the Character NJ
the heroine is a refined and artistic effort full
OF passion, power and tenderness. The en-
sagement OF Miss Mitchell at Ford's has hean
one o. the most remarkably successful one,
known in the theatrical history of the citv. and
the public interest in the little heroine does not
seem in the least to diminish, the hons hair,
Crowded again last night and the anth,si,snoo
quite undiminished. Manager Ford has excrI.
lent Judgment IN matters theatrical, as is evi.
denc'u ~ tue s,yie vi leading performers he
introduces to the Washington pubiic, ~
Growers THEATEI.-This evening tho nor
iormahce AT This resort will open with the fine
On E.p'rlan drama of Richard the Third, with
uir following superb cast Z. l.. Dayenpor as
Riclard;" Susan Denim as Queen Eliza
rem; Charles Barron as "Henry, Earl of
Richmond' A. W. Fenno is the duke OF
Buckngham;'' and Julia Irving as "I.adv
Anna" The screaming farce of :. J. j. OF tht.
War Department. will conclude the evenings
entertainment, Mr.. Setehen appearing as ssGuy
GoodiGek.''
CANrEEBURY HALL-The programme ut
canterbury this evening embraces the '';iipsy's
Lay" by Julia Mortimer and Marietta R,Sel,
singing, dancing, tight rope performances, Ethi-
opian acts, &c. thus offaring quito variety of
amssrmsntsnIhe frats of Geo. R. d. I,oui.
on the HORIZONTAL bar are nightly witnessed with
~ \ q ",
heretofore delighted with song, * also on the
(, boards.
THE eIRCUs.-Madame Tournaire and Miss
Gardner, Camilla and Breezy have appeared in
their equestrian flats with great success ever
since the circus opened here. None VIII ad-
rnire good horsemans shin in the ring shou id fail
TO see them. Any, too, who are fond of EXCITE
nent can have il while witnessing the daring
feats of Geo. Dericus, and Jim Reynolds and
Dan Gardner are always successful operators
on the risible muscles of spectators.
ACADEMY OF MCsIc.-A grand concer; will
come off at this resort this evening when tamong
other pieces) selections Will be given from
Verdi, Rossini, Paur, Meyerbeer, &c, which
will be executed in a high style of art by Sig
nora Seydel and Messrs. Jungnickel, Wellen-
stein and others.
POLICE MATrERs.-First Distr ict.-J. Eisen-
aid, having a stolen horse in his possession;
Second Precinct.-Margaret venab,e keepin.
disorderly house; dismissed.
Third Erecipct-James Hunter, assault: fined
S1f.H. Joseph Deck, riding on the pavement:
fined slA. W. Nicholson and Thos. Kings
ley, drunk; dismissed. James Higgins and
Cakes and John Martin. do; fined $3.50 Agnes
White, Lucy Tabs, San SATISFY, do; work
house. Isabella Jenkins, do; fined Sl-5i. W.
tluinSley, Alfred Snow6en, do: dismissed.
Robert HarTod and James Conner, do; fined
SJ.56.
Fourth Prscinc'.-Alfrpd Dob1on assault: So
CURLY to keep peace. Ann NJ Ages, threats:
do. Bridget Coscruvr, w. Toy, Daniel Ror-
land, drunk aud disordcriy; workhousa Han
~, IAN III.
fined S1.95. j. Johnson, do; fined $50.
Eigtth Precinct.-Benj. Branson. Saml Bran
son, Joseph Smith, Hugh Dougherty, w. H.
Jones and j. Sephers, disorderHy: dismissed.
Robert Layton, drunk; do. Dennis ONeal,
running cart without license; paid IS cents
costs: George Kendrick, do; paid 81 cents. ].
Griffin and j. Murphy, garrottng negro; John
Jackson, unlawful rs semblage fined Slai
Thomas Brown, do; fined S2.53. Asbury Dun
Top. do; fined sab. John Raglan, drunk and
diSorderly; turned over to military. W. +.
Bailey do; dismissed John Harron, do: fined
Si.A. G.. Bell, throwing stones dismissed.
Dennis Donohue, stealing: do. Jas. McManus,
do; do
Tenth Precinct-Nuse Gamble. selling liquor;
fined SID. Jas. Selby; passing bad money: de-
dismissed. James Corb', deserter; delivered TO
military. w. Stant ana James McHpnry. dis
erdrriy; dis missed NJ. Fitzgerald, do. deferred.
NJ Hargrove, deserter; dismissed. W. Dalton,
Re- Cias Collins, Geo. Pea-ce and W. Dplany, dis
orderly; do. John Eolinare, do; fined SJgi
Chas. Collins, fighting: dismissed r. Courtney
and X Courtney, DO; fined Si.Gi. III. Bergman,
exposure OF person; dismissed. John y. Day,
Carrying concealed weapons: fined S20ot. W.
Egan- disorGeTiy: locked up. S. Smith, do:
fned Sf.9i. Grafton johnson. drunk locked
mp W. Wou'isBe, suspicious; dismissed. w.
e. samson, exposure of person: fined p. Chas.
English, aiding in supposed ROBBERY; locked up
eight hours. Nj. Hargrove, drunk and asleep;
deferred. Ii. RinggoId, W. Burk and W. Lo-
mas, gambling: fiHrd Si0.ai Ino Maack drunk
end disorderly: do. S2.ai. Morgan Rundell.
throwing stones: do. Al.
eminent blacksmith shop on Twenty first ST..
between r. and +. was 'ha scene OF a fight be-
tween large number OF soldiers and the hands
employed there, which for n time bore s,,rious
aspect. 1t appears that about GO of the Cd Penn
sylyania cavalry Were there TO have their horses
shod, and quarrel took place between two OF
them as TO who should have his horse shod first,
which resulted in blows. Others Joined in
and the Waterman on duty attempted to restore
quiet when he was knocked aside. The black
smiths then came up, and after considerable
surer ni-ndents, Messrs. + ing and Kelly. aided
by their assistants. But in a few moments an
oite- quarrel ensued, and the crowd pushed
into the shop, and in 4 few moments the SOL
diers and workmen were hard II it, some u sing
bars OF lron hammers, &c. The captain who
had charge of the inen added not 4 little TO the
excitement by ordering the men to s.go in,'
Which he states was misunderstood by them,
ne mFsning for those outside to go in and take
the unruiy mon out. A number of teamsters
who were on the ground came up 10 the help of
the Workmen, and after considerable fighting
the soldiers We're ousted. and L squad of the
Provost Guard appearing with the aid of the
werkmen six or eight of the ring leaders were
arrested and carried of. During the affray
some Of the soldiers and worknen Were badly
bruised, black eyes, &C., being quite plentiful.
HoUsE OF REFuGE NErpRp.-The other
day young man called on Ofticer Kimban to
aid him in recovering his sister, girl not sew.
enteen years OF age, who had been seduced and
immediately Complied and traced her to to a o drtv
mover near the Congress ional Cemetery, where
she was the companion Of women Of the lowest
order She was taken before Justice Dom,
who, az the request OF her distres sed relatives
Committed her TO Jail until other arrangements
can be made for her. Ske is q fne- looking GIRL
and her family is very respectable. At tho
house, some OF the inmates talked OF fighting the
oficerx-Mr.G q. Hotchkiss being with Mr.. KIM
ball They were told by the officers that they
could have all the fighting they wished for;
but they, as officers, intended to take that girl
The appearance and tears Of the girl at the Office
affected the sympathies of several elderly gen.
tlernen, who did not wish TO see her go TO iail:
but there is no better place TO send her The
officers think the Provost Marshal should look
after the den, as = large number OF soldiers were
there at the time of their visit.
PoLICE--The Third " ard pstrolmen report
ed Monday: Jokn Z. Cole, cold, disorderiy; fine
81, James Straughter, cold, do; dismissed.
VIM Berry, do; 70 be sent TO his parents In
Baltimore. Frank Snyder, John Neil, do; dis
mi H. U-nIAo :.