Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18

ARRIvAL OF Colonies concosAN, Wilcox,
AND OTHERS The steamer Henry Burden arrived
about noon Yesterday, bringing up Col; Michael .
Of the LIST Michigan, Lieut. Colonel Bowman, Of
the sth Pa and Msjor Wedges, OF the lS y. . ..
Artillery, who have recently been released from
the Salisbury prisons, where they have been con.
fined for some time. They were met by AdJutan'
Gen. Thomas, In the Burden, on Friday night,
at Aiken's Landing, but did not leave mere, now
ever, until early Saturday morning: The party,
on arriving here, Immediately took quarters al
willards, and their arrival soon being known,
crowds Of their friends flled the rooms during
Az the M assachusett, SD Regiment, Col. Magi,
were on the way 10 "Dixie'' yesterday afternoon,
hearing Of the arrival, they marched up Four
teenth street, and after the band had played an
apfropriate piece, loud calls were made for Col
Corcoran by the soldiers and the large crowd of
civilians present, and In response he made his
appearance on the balcony over the private en-
trance on Fourteenth street.
Col C. thanked them for the compliment, and
complimented the troops on their fine appearance.
The Massachusetts troops were fine set OF men.
All wished to see the rebellion put down, and
each State should vie with the Others in doing Its
utmost TO accomplish this result. He was glad
that he was free, that he might take sword or
gun and 60 into the field again, for he was not
tired Of battling In this great struggle, and was
vate II necessary. de hoped both calls for troops
would be promptly responded to by volunteers,
but II drafting Is necessary hoped that 1t would
be the means Of getting fault-Andefs, who stay
behind and criticise the army, into the service.
ranks, and he did not think they would be dis
posed to ind fault after a few engagements. He
would excuse himself from making q speech
now, and would promise hereafter to speak more
at length The cheers from the soldiers did his
heart good. he had heard nothing like II except
the cheers he heard at Union celebration In the
ancient town OF Salisbury, on the 4th OF July
last, while prisoner there.
During the remarks OF Col. c. he was frequent
Col. Msgi Of the 33d, replied In a few remarks,
chser, but 1t was men with guns that were
wanted.
After cheering Col Corcoran and others, the
line was formed. and the 33d proceeded to viz
ginia.
FoURTH-wARp STATION CAsEs-Befors Jns-
ties Walter -Sunday.-Yesterday morning, the
Fourth Ward patrolmen made a descent upon a
house on Seventh street, near II, kept by w.
Daugher and o. Birkhead, and arrested one Of
the proprietors, Birkhead, and all In the house
the other proprietor was subsequently arrested.
The ProPrietors were charged with keeping a
open after hours. In the they were fined $50;
In the second case hearing 10 ordered for day
Charles Grimes, p. English, o. Birkhead,
WiihsI Hsues James LsrcS a b: h ai
seated at table, several packs of cards and heaps
Of checks before them as well az money. As
soon a. they learned the proximity Of the police
scramble for the cash ensued In the dark. These
last were fned each $50, under the corpora
ton law. William Thomas, asleep In the
room, was charged with vagrancy, and gave
security for good behavior. r. T. Jones,
In the bar at the time, was also held to Sc
curity under like charge. Daniel Dempsey,
drunk and profanityi dismissed. Thos. Kenne-
DIV, stealing fruit; locked up g hours. p. CLANCY,
colored, assault with knife; jail for court. c.
A. Wilson, assault and battery; bail for further
hearing. Ellen Hughes, colored, dunk and dis
orderly; fned 80 So. Robert Richardson, coPd,
stealing a silver watch; was dismissed by Justice
Clayton. Martin Cornell, disorderly; turned
Monday-Rchafd Wallace, profanity; fined
8 81. Thos. Robinson, beating his wife; dis
the military. John Murphy, do do William
WoodleY, larceny Of a watch and chain; retained
for further hearing.
In Swampoodle the number Of loyal Irish 10 very
small, the policemen say FIVE only These are
prosecuted daily by their disloyal neighbors.
Last night the secesh party, headed 1t IL said by
q teamstor named Perkins attacked the house Of
James German, who had the only American Tag
hoisted In the Swampood!e region, and drove
him and the inmates Of the house out OF the place,
following them with drawn knives and pistols.
cans, and declared they would 4" kill every id
republican in the places" cursed the Government
and all concerned with 1t. German called upon
Sergeant Cronin for protection, and the police
searched the neighborhood, but the party had
fed.
srcoNs WARD STATION CAsEs-Bfors Justice
C1dsk.-Sunday.-Geo.B Bennett, having a hack on
q wrong stand; aned 80 Martha Dorsey, drunk;
workhouse 90 days. James Callahan, fghting;
turned over to the military. John Slagle, drunk;
dismissed.
Monday.-Patrick Moore, charged with steal
ing a boat held for further hearing. Ellen
Mccarthy, drunk; dismissed. VIM. Hooseby,
fast driving; fned IS IS. Jas. Lea.ure, do; do.
Elmer, charge Of robbing person at Aqua creek
Of S1s2 held for further hearing. Eliza J Rich
ards, disorderly; dismissed. Thomas McGinnis,
do; fined 81 So.
THE PASSENGER RAILwAY.-The abutments of
the aqueduct bridge having been filed In, the
railroad company to-day completed the lay
ing OF the track at that point and this afternoon
High street The branch to the railroad depot is
being rapidly put down, and by Monday next
the company will have their cars running to that
point, making 1t for the present the eastern ter
minus Of the road.
WANTS TO WEAR THE Branches. morn
Ing patrolman J. F Kelly discovered German
streets In male attire. She was in military
blouse, cavalry pants and black SLOUGH hat. She
put In the station cell, and In less than three
minutes she threw of her disguise and appeared
In her true character, as q German peasant girl,
bare-headed, close jacket and short wooden frock.
PoLIcK.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
saturday-John T. Catcher, drunk and disor-
Derby; workhouse 90 days. Michael Long, fast
riding; fned IS Cornelius Leonard, disor-
Derby; fned e3-by Justice Clark.
EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Vos Moschzisker, Oculist
and Aurist, 227 Pa. avenue, gives bis entire at
tention to the treatment OF all maladies Of the
eve and ear. Deafness and noises in the head re-
moved and hearing restored Testimonials from
some Of the very best known citizens, who have
been restored to sight or hearing, can be exam
ined ut his ONCE. au1S 5t*
GRHAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, cia Bahinsrs
asd Harrtsbxyg to Ihs North and WsH.-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick time-low fare and sure connections.
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further information apply
ut the once Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st.,
Washington. Once open from s q. m. until p.
m on Sundays from 2 to p. m.
an Ally Z. o. NORTON, Agent.