Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11
How 1T HAPPENRp.-

In your paper Of to-dayf account kten to
: | In uniform having beert licked uQ make \
iss s sS,IsssS: III I'm Tie
+ ladies in question both had huS Eity, In their
= ment, and came with them "a kev found that
}. own apparel. Upon arriving kpany the reei-
6 6 ment aero s, the Long Bird 6e Withhold for
= ton Of a lieutenant-whoIFa assumed male at
i the sake Of his command II own Clothing di.
tire intending s to rs.u This galla.t lieu.
, tenant, not iatished VI r. TO efstify some per
to this e1pedient, to The provost Guard.
sonal spite. reported ID Of the ranks, after the
? corn,sny I'd so,n1 Sbr marching, and conveyed
- tie guard boz lie bsgg,oe Of the regiment
re- : ~ -, ny kind hearted Captain Sotel
.ent them 70 ice Of safety, until transportation
AID nIothio Pre- procured for them, ana this
|. rno,rina -, were tarwarded to their homes in
| PhiladsinS t, which they were net only vii.
. Inc Init emely anxious to return; evidently
hes,tIIvSk Of their own folly and their unfortu-
| 80 .tSpt to wear the brooches.
hardly fancy thai one Of nv own sex
| Ion male attire and subject herself to the
S.o1ing association Of camp fife for the sake Of
fIolic. In every case which ha. come
| gated and upheld In 1t bv some officer Of the
L6mmand, who taxes very gooi care; should the
IAfair become public, to keep his own neck out Of
the halter, leaving the really innocent party to
bear the taunts and inuendoes Of not only Of the
lords Of creation, but her own sex also.
1 would suggest that when a similar case oc-
ours the officer who 10 party to 1t should be held
strictly accountable for the offense and punish
msnt be dealt out to him which should prevent
,osheu treading In his footsteps. II, however,
upon examination Ii proves that the lady IL only
following her own inclinatiC nS, place musket In
her hands and oblige her to do military duty
with the rest. She must not expect to draw Uncle
Sans ratlons without fg hsing his battles
Washington, Sept. 9th. A. E. I.
AID FOR SICK AND WOUNDED The following
correspondence fully explains itself:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. 1852.
10 Hon Richard WaIfuch MIyJr of As CITY
Of WaShin gton 4: | take pleasure in baud ng YOU
enclosed SO so for 214 tickets, proceeds Of con
cert given at the Academy Of Music on Saturday
evening", Sept s, 1862 Please make such dispo-
siton Of 1t as you may think proper to alleviate
the suffering Of our sick and wounded soldiers.
Yours, respectfully, H. RosKNrHAL,
Proprietor Of the Washington Academy Of Music,
MAYORS OFFICE, Sept 9, 1862.
Mr.. Henry Rosenthal has deposited with me
$50 50, the proceeds Of &C ncert on Saturday, the
9th Inst at the Washington Academy OF Music,
and which am to appropriate to the use and
benefit OF sick and wounded soldiers or some one
OF the hospitals In or about this city. The amount
received from Mr.. Rosentbal was the gross re-.
ecipts Of the evening. The eIpenses-about
himself RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
The Mayor has put the funds thus placed
At his disposal In the hands Of Mr.. Hudson Tay-
lor, to be by him used for the benefit Of the sick
and wounded In the City Hall and In and about
judiciary Square.
PoLIcR.-The Third Ward patrol reported on
Tuesday-RandoIph Barnes, colored stealing; Jail
10 sor court Chss Smith diso;deriy; wo,thOuse
ssy, eolored, carrying weapons S2l. Jas. M or.
ris, disorderly; S3-by Justice Thompson. Jas
Howard, deserser; F. Baurnyer, D. Jones, drunk;
turned over to military. John Hughes, threats
ball for peace-bv Justice Clark. John Elliot,
n. Mooney, George MeMaher, stealing key OF
Lager turned over to military Robert Dorsey,
Justice Clayton. J. streg, drunk; 81 90 Annie
Walker, Barbara Blahal, disorderiy; So each
by Justice Thompson.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported on Tues
day-Ann Sullivan, throwing stones; 81. Sam'l
Henry, larceny Of a horse; dismissed. Louis
Cappella, obstructing pavement; do. G. w
smith, creating nuisance; for trial. SEQ. La
bedding without license $40 ASgu.tu
| thy, keeping gambling house; $50 "a. NJ. Sui
| livan, profanity; 81. jeremiah Hepburn, COLD
/ asRult; "a. VIM McGuinis, fighting; dismissed
Math Giant, drunk and disorderly; 50. Henry
Ludwig, do; turned over to military. Lloyd
Stewart, Charles Jenkins, assault with intent t.
| kill; jail.
A CHAsB.-Yesterday afternoon a soldier be
l longing to battery stopped In front Of the sho
| store Of Thomas Farral, near the corner Of Penn
sTlvania avenue and Third street, and selecting
pair Of boots Of about his size after inquiring o
| . bystander the price, walked OF with them, ant
near -Four and-a half street stopped and put then
On, putting his old shoes In his knapsack Tn
| proprietor being Informed Of the act, pursued
| him, and overtaking him on the Island, mad
| him "squat'' on the curb and pull them Of
| after which he let him slide.
MUss.-Last night, the performances at a ia
y yorite place Of amusement were Interrupted by
| disturbance that threatened free tight at on
\ time. Several parties engaged were taken GU
and order restored. The disturbance was cause
! by one person placing his foot upon a bench
front Of him and soiling the skirts OF gentleman
csat. Several scldiers who took part In the an
l order were sent TO the guardhouse, and the aftal
ended.
l ANOTHER Muss.-Last night, the "Four Gu
Battery" near the depot, was again the scene {
q iunuit, large number Of soldiers having gon
there, and finding that there was no admissio
for them, Immediately commenced breaking tn
| windows. In the meantime those inside com
l menced a row, and had 1t not have been for tn
! prompt appearance Of the guard serious conse
queues might have followed: The guard, al
sisted by the police, succeeded In making sever,
arrests, and the parties were taken to the guart
I house
4 ON THE RoAp.-This morning, officer Pei
dal, Of the Fourth Ward, picked up Jere mia
, Conner and Timothy Healey, two boys OF u
. I years each, for running away from their parent
and sleeping out OF nights They had provide
themselves with a canteen Of whisky. The
, parents say they have already become uncontrol
| able, and requested their arrest They refuse
. tell who sold them the whisky. Oh for q hou
l Of correction.
LovE-SIcK-We have received from CO
| tYibutor an eYusion to Jennie, commencing
D "No pearls Of deep ocean
Were ever 20 priced
. As thv white throbbing bosom
4 AMI love lighting eyes"
4 n,,p nfrfh 1tnrh had ptf a
!, throbbing bosom" alsne or else marry the gal.
HOSPITAL AccoMMoDA TIoNs.-The hospital q
:, Communications at the Capitol are for one thousa
;. patients; at Mr. Corcoran's park farm for twent
~ tour hundred; at the Patent Once for eight hu
df6a; at the Georgetown College for six hundre
}, Accommodations for eight thousand more
5, 82nts are to be prepared.