Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-15
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS The follow
Ing petitions have been filed since our last report
Chas. II. Demar and Mary F.. Shelby, slaves
Lucy, Catharine ", Mary Alice, Charles n and
Anna Key. John McDermott. slaves-Geerge
and klsey. John McDermott, administrator,
slaves-Josephine and Eliza. Chas. Walter ad-
ministrator, slaves-Mary and Molly Posey.
Gustavus Waters, S slaves-JOhn, Daniel, James,
Charles and Mary Kama. John J. Wilson, /
slave-Clinton Billingsler. Charlotte and Tss-
bella Kilgore, slaves-Hanson and Jas Carroll
Gregory Ennis, ! slave-CarOline Il. Butts
Talra Woodward, slave-Matilda Graham. w
ID. c. Murdoch, Slaves-WiiIiam and Sophia
Hutchinson, VIM. IL, Francis, Theodore, Mary
c., Martha A, Margaret A. aud Ellen Lee. Geo.
Ailer, slave-Mary n Strait. Susan h. Will
liams, 3slaves-Lsura Jackson, Mary Hicks and
Jane Compton. u. w. Orme, ? slaves Henrietta
and Marion Slater. J A .wroe, I slave Smith
Everett Wroe, slayes-Mary, Rachel, Harry,
Mary Ellen, Sarah Ellen, Casper AMI John n
Barber Elizabeth Abbott II slaves Matilda,
Henry and James Sims, Charles III. Ambush,
Ellen and Ellen Virginia Morris, Adel Francis
Catherine Ann, Indiana, ind Joseph and Cora
Davis. Nelson Conrad, trustee. 3 slaves-Lucy
Bowles and Hannah and Mary Lucy Bosom
George Mattingly, 10 slaves-Lucy, Ann, Adel!ne
and Dominick Miles, Mary Bass, James E. Stan
ford, Willis Young, Henry Lee, Paris Green and
Henry Branson. Elizabeth Burkhead, 8 slaves
Sarah, ClariEsa ard Elizabeth orrest, Lewis
Cas-, Maria, Clara, Richard and Sarah Peel
Frederick Hesse, II slaves-Julia, Ann, Hen
rietta, Lucy, Mary, William, Nelly, Henry, Fanny
and Bernard Smallwood, and William Thomas
Quinter Barker, 6slaves-Amanda, Ellen, Joanna
Elizabeth, Emeline and Wilma Wallace Robert
Earle, slaves-Sarah and George Middlecomb.
POLICE MATTERs.-Sseoad Professionalism
Neal, defraudlng; turned over 10 the military
Peter Brion: drunk and disorderly do. Jacob
Green, do do.
Third PTseiHcf-Henry Hot, throwing stones;
fined 81 81 John Rogers, drunk; dismissed.
Timothy Welch, disorderly cond act; fined $40 g.
Fourth Prseinet.-Julia Nilind, disorderly;
fined 81 IS Robert f. Edwards, do; do John
Hanly, drunk and disorderlyi do. Frask Barry,
do; dismissed.
Ergkth Prseinet.-Michael o'Leary, drunk and
+. Smith, do dismissed. John }. Mcintyre do
do. John J. Welch, do do. Joseph n. Upper
man, interfering with an ortcer in discharge Of
NiHtA P,seiaet-Charles Robertson, drunk and
disordery; dismissed. Larranna Letter, do do
John Rogers, do fned 81 %. Geo. Craig, do
do. Nicholas Smith ,vagrant; workhouse. Ben
lamin Brown, disorderIv; nned IS IS. Stewart
ltta, drunk and lost; taken home. Garry Boil
drunk; dismissed. Charles Clark, house break
ing; ruled for trial.
dismissed. Mary Tyler, do; fined 50 81. Mary
Black, do do. John Quinn, drunk and dlsor.
Derby dismissed. James Parker, do; do.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WouNpEp.-Besides the
tamers Hero and Kent, which brought up the
released Union prisoners last evening, the Kene-
bee arrived atthe Sixth street wharves with about
$50 wounded rebels, who were taken at Nillams-
burg. They are but slig htly wounded and are
attended by dozen secesh surgeons and nurses
who, II is said, were sent under flag of truce 20
our lines to attend them. strict guard 10 kept
over the boet-no citizens being allowed on board;
rot even the friends Of the prisoners. IL 10 UNI
derstood that there are seve Il Alexandrians
among them, and one or two ON tLis city, but
we were unable to procure their names
During the night the steamer state Of Maine
brought up some $50 Of sick Union troops the J.
p. Warren about 400, and the Elm City some $50
sick and wounded. Among them are men from
nearly every regiment In the army OF the Poto-
mac. To-day the ambulances are busily en-
ployed In renewing them to the different hospi-
tails; many Of those who were at the hospital near
the City Hall having been removed to make room
for those being brought up.
ARRIVAL OF A PRIsosKR.-HIs ArrKxpr TO
EscAPR.-Last Tuesday, officer J. F. King went
to Newark, N. J, and received In his custody
the person Of Rudolph Ryon, alias White, ar
rested In New Jersey Tor the robbery, about two
son, Of this city. Yesterday, while coming In the
express train from Baltimore to Washington be.
tween the Relay and Baltimore, when the cars
Of, and risked his life to escape. The conductor
stopped the train and put officer King Of, who
started back, expecting to find the fugitive dead
by the road. In this he was mistaken, for about
two miles from Baltimore be got glimpse Of the
fugitive making for horse and buggy tied by
the road. The officer followed up and put his
hand on his shoulder, and Ryon found himself
timore, and taking the next train arrived with
him last night at 7o':lock; and he is now In iail
to be tried at the ensuing term Of the criminal
court.
MILITARY CAsEs.-Tts military examination
OF John Sullivan, et the guardhouse this morning.
resulted In his retention for further orders. He
was charged with numerous ofenses-as having
the property Of various soldiers; keeping disor-
derby house In the Fifth Ward. A quantity OF
the soldiers property, a. well as Of Government
property, was found on the premises.
John Fogle, who keeps house on Twelfth IT.,
and female named Mary Kenney, were arrested
for taking pocket book and money belonging TO
a soldier. Both denied having any money; but |
the pocket book and SIS were found on tue We
man, and Fogle gave up five she bad given him. |
IL was decided to retain both until the amount l
was destroyed.