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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
LATE LOCAL News.

GoYzAsA CoLLEeE.-Tbe annual commence-
ment exercises Of tnis college took place yesterday
IN the Hall Of the Smithsonian Institute, In the
presence Of a large number OF ladies and gentle
men About four O'Clock the students, number
ing over two hundred, beaded by music, and
followed by the faculty Of the college, entered
the Hall, and after being seated, the exercises
were conducted In tue following order:
Prologue-Lewis g. Semmsf,
The Inquiry-Wm L. CheTry.
Intemperance-AlbenG Garrett.
The Patriots Dream-yohn q Conner.
washington-wm. Walsh
The Battle Of Jena-Samuel Andertcn.
Prince Arthur, Dialogue-yamts B Becker,
Edward Wise, Joseph Ratclif.
Forgive ana Forget WIN L. Cherry, John
r Mahorney, Clarence l.. DafeuT, Albert N.
Walsh, Charles Z. T Bailey
The Picket Guard-Charles McNsmee.
The Battle Of Ivry-Jamet Forsyth.
Floyd, VIM. o Beckenbaugh, George Hyde,
Bastianelli, Joseph b Pool, James McG1nn,
Edw. A Gallant Richard Brown.
Epaminondas-Charles Liebermann.
Epiloguc-John G Wilson.
The medals and premiums were then awarded
to the most meTitoIious sch lars by Rev. Father
Esrly-the principal medal, for good conduct,
untifing application 70 study. ready com pliancs
with the rules Of the college, &c being awarded
TO John II. Daley
The speaking by the scholars was eIoeedinsly
good, and nearly every speaker was heartily APP
plauded. The pupils had evidently been well
drilled In elocution by their professors.
Professor Fred Prospects, band was In attend
snce and at intervals performed appropriate ain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
NEW STOCK.
1856
1856

400 NEW STOCk. 6QR
INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs
Just received choice selection OF new and de-
- o''' PAPER RAN6IN6s,
From the rioh sno ornate to the most chsst, aud
dinlas fco@s and s SsS.Sbsas. ''f n
FIREBOARD PKiNTs, STATUES, CENTRE
New Designs, r. srssss .s a. bands. imitation
wif GS,d, e5S G sas6Es
to order. guG Green, ana Blue sh.d Hollands
b WE sssIt PfS Il psds i9tC saisss
CwsTrsated to be rilded With rcld lesf.l
The handsomest sud le,ss;t assortment m the
Also an assortment sS 81 DARK Wood Frames. With
visits Frames Of forelIn and domestic msn1f,c-
there. Passepatouu, &c.
PICTURE core AND TAssSLs,
Purchasing exelusivsy for cash. the above goods
(scoofoinE TO their suslryl will be disposed of a.
District No msroPresentation made 70 efsct
orders LOT Paperhanging or Window Shades
executed By sIieriancsd wOrkmsn, in city or
A cali solicited from those needing the above
Germ: s::h, MIAsRsK ss1.rtl .,,.,,
sdoo,s above Odd Fellow Hall; and the terms
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
WATIR RKsIsrRAR's OFFICE,
CITY Hall, JEly D, 1852.
All Water Takers are hereby notified that their
Water Rents for the year oommencilg With This
date are now due Aod payable 81 this Cfnce.
The folloving is the law Of the Corporation In
relation 20 delins ent water tskeIs,' viz;
In all Gases of the non-Payment OF the water
rent for thirty days after the Is due and
able, the Water keglttIa ar shall notify the Purvey-
or Of such define uency. and the SID Pgrveyor
shall discontinue the ,ply OF water hmm dictely,
BY cutting Of the water st thu mia and he shsll
not allow il 10 be again .sed In said dellnSuenps
premises except on lotihoatlon BY the Water
Registrar that the wstss rent hsE bsen paid, -
also the expense Of outing Of and restoring the
flow Of v6tsr." .r 81 -.
TRs iaw will be enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

CRIMINAL CouRT, July stA.-The cave of cal
bert vsnderwerken, charged with an assault aud
battery 10 still on Trial, The prosecution having
closed about 10 O'Clock.
rhe grand jury have ordered the discharge Of
the following from jail:-A. Cunningham, Jas.
Callahan, Richard Forbes, all charged with lar
ceny; James b. Nell, joseph Green, assault and
battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

SMALL Pox HOSPITAL On the LIST Of June
there were fourteen patients In the small pox hos
pital, and during the m nth seventeen were re-
ceived Twenty cases have been discharged
cured, and three nave proved fatal, leaving on the
LIST inst. eight patients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

PoLlcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday. Columbus, occupying stand az a
buckster; dismissed-by Justice Clayton. Louis
Mundheim, using language to 8. HammerslY
tending TO a breach Of the peace; security for
peace-by Justice Bates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

NEW FIRM-See advertisement in another col
urnn Of the new firm Of Fowble 4 Warder, who
have located on the corner of 6 and Fou th
streets, Northern Liberties,) and have on hand
a good supply Of wood and coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

A SUPPOSED MAD Doe KILLED.-Yesterday az
fernoon, Patrolman McDevitt killed dog, supi
posed to be mad, near the corner Of Tenth and ID
streets The owners Of valuable dogs should be
careful to secure them, so that they may not do
mischief. The recollection of the dreadful cases
Of hydrophobia last year should compel caution
In the management Of dogs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

DEATHS OF SoLpIKRs.-The following deans
have been reported since our last:
Martin Eppinger, company I, 10th Mich.
John Stokes, company A, Goth Ohio.
Dota Crsmer, company b, I'd U. Q. 9.
w w McKernan, com any II, ID Mich.
H O. Burch, company d, 9Th N York cavalry.
Geo. Phillips, company X, 9th N York cavalry.
Patrick Glenon, company ID, lat Penn artillery
VIM Jackson, company X, ID Florids.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with ali the information they desire In relation
70 the burial place Of their friends, &c, By cali
ing on r. 7. Sands, Government undertafef, 4ia
street north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

THE WASHINGTON ACADEMYoB music,
i No. 2s9 Penn. avenue, south side, between
9Th and 10th SITS Eve y evening FACE con
CERT Of the best classical aud CT sra mLslo. per
formed ~ eminent artists IN their finest style. M
SEIDELEh, LIST prIma don ns einger, has been en-
gagged. and will entertain the audience with her
delightful HongS, Duets, DO. Tbs concert COM
mencei 1t p. m. daily. The best of refr 4shments
IT moderate pnoes Officers always in atte ndanoe
for the preservation of ordFr
jet I'm HENRY sOSENTHAL, Prop'r
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nss Yorh
w acssxs. bsttsess LIST and I'd SITS The subsoTi-
ber respectfully informs the public that he has 70
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season,
and that hereafter on every Monday and Thursday
at pollock ,. m. there win be q band of music in
attendance. A fine Ten pin Alley and shooting
Gallery have been erected for the Amusement Of
visitors. Clubs and ASSOCIATIONS can have the use
q the Garden By giving notice TO the -roprietor.
beavers to please 4 VINO may honor him with their
presence. IN Asms1 ERNST LOEFFLER.
DATENT OFFICE CURIOslTIEs-6ulde to
l. Patents, Catalogue OF Curlosltes and Govern
mont Gardens, st the stand in Patent Once; Rare
Antiquarian Books; Government Books; Dool.
ments furnished; Aalroeo Reports; Military Re
ports; Burnt Patent Once RePorts; Cheap gooks
furnished to Pedlars; Military Trials Military
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coast
showing over 900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. RecolIect cheap rent. Largo sales, lev
prices. Up stairs, ever Bank Of washington.
NV Sp' ALFRED HuN7ER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

LADIES, ask for Dawsons celebrated Grecian
Fancy and Columbian White Toilet Soap. You
will End Il superior to any common fancy soap
sold In this market.
Ladies, ask for Dawsons Chemical Olive Soap.
As washing soap you will fnd 1t to 60 twice a.
far as the rosin soap.
Ladies, ask for Dawson's pure White CASTLE
Soap You will find II suitable for washing any
kind Of wooden material You can get our soap
at any Of the frst-clon groceries in the District
DAWSON Il Co, Manufacturers,
16i and 1865 Water street, Georgetown.
lie 12-eolm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

A BEAUTIFUL, NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
In. win round corners, carved mouialns
harp pedsl, French grand aotion, over 80
strung bass, full on frame, and with en the lets
improvements, worth sS9, vii BE- sold f9r y 20
tdA Ssn be seen q the Nsuoat flas ana fif s.
ltsh, nsar WiIlsEdS hetsl, sSN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
GOOD News FOR ALL.

WAsHINsToN, June %, 1862.
This Is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SEvA BAILEY,
je2i-n AtMn Barbour's, 375 Sd st., bet. d and E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

You can gain Ave pounds OF healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tunblety's Pimple Banisher.
IL Is invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, free kes, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jy5.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

DEAFNESS, and all maladi of the eve and ear
exclusively treated by DIR. Won MoschZisker, &C.
ulist and aurist DR.. Won M. having shown by
the reliable testimonials already published, such
as those from Mayor Addison, Of Georgetown;
Rich'd Smith, Esq, cashier Bank Of NJ etropolis;
James III Causten, Esq Senator Simmons, Rev.
J. Mullon, Jonathan Gust Esq Post Office
Department, and numerous others, his ability as
oculist and aurist, hopes to have gained sufa-
ciently the confidence OF the profession and pub
lie to make all further publications unnecessary.
He begs TO assure those who need bis pre- fessional
servic shat under his they will receive every
benefit that aural or ophthalmIc science can al
ford them for the restoration OF sight or hearing
Once 227 Pennsylvania avenue. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
MARRIED.

On the Sd instant, at the residences of the Jde's
father eorg etown, by Rev Mr., Gilbert, Mr. @. J,
BREWER. Of Washing ton, to Miss ANNIE b,
DIVINE, Of Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

MuRpERous AsskuLT.-Lass night, between III
and - O'Clock, as two youn men named james
William Carey and John Grinn, were walking
along PENNSYLVANIA avenue, on their WY 90
Georgetown, they were accosted by three men.
ia the neighborhood Of Fifteenth street, one Of
whom stepped up to Grit and asked him II his
name was Carey. Grimm replied "Nn; but that
(pointIng to bis comp1uion) IL James w. Carsy;o
whereupon the questioner drew a revolver snd
fred at Carey, the ball hitting him In the right
side The afsailant exclaimed an he shot, "Take
that, for what you have done since len George
town.
Carey. after he was shot, struck his sssailsnt,
inocktd him down, and took hts pistol from
hin, but being too weak from loss OF blood 20
FIRE Il or threw 10 at his assistants head, 40 be
fell exhausted. Carey 10 supposed TO be mortality
wounded, there being two large bullets In his
Fight side He says he knows who his asssilsnt
is but refuses 10 mention his name 90 long 40
there are any nopcs Of recovery. The parties re-
side in Georgetown. We obtained the above
statement from Grimm, who says he witnessed IL
all,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
BOARDING..

- accommodated with Board srd Furnished
Rooms at the Boarding (pnvatepfio1ss on 18th
street between and x, No 4os, je SsuH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

A Row.=About ~ O'Clock on Sunday night a
negro named John Dunlop stopped at the house
Of another negro named lobe simpson, on B
street south near Third street east and asked for
a match. simpson being jealous Of Dunlop, or
dered him OF, and struck him, and in return re-
ceived severe blow ( ON a stick In Dunlops
hands. 0facers Meredith and Dunlop arrested
them and took them before Justice Ferguson,
who fined them each 81 "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

FoR AQUA CREEK AND PISEY PoINr Ship
pers and Grsionists will bear In mi nd the fact
that the Potomac Steamboat Company run boats
daily between Washington and the above-named
nlafes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR sixth ST.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN ABE CITY.

CANTERBURY HALL.
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR sixth ST.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN ABE CITY.
The Managers tays be.n induced, through the
earnest solicitations OF many patrons Of
the CAntsrLury, 10 re engage
T II & TRIPLE OMPANY
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER!
This is Positively ths Last Week
They apPeir 81 ront 81. eet Thester, Baltimore,
on moncaJ. JElJN
The AUTIFUL
ZANFRETTA
In New Tight cope Act and Spanish Dance.
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
The f. scita ing sPaGisn Dan. euse N NO New
dances. On n ed "Do GraIi-ll" and 'Bol.ro {"
MISS EVA BRENT,
The oharmlrg ~OrgTress in three New Ballads
THE SEIGRIST BROTHERS,
The most kstOt hing Performers no world, in
. Nav tea OF >uensth.
ALEXAN DER IA NFRETrd
In new Fight HUpe Ac. and HI. great Stllt Act.
MONS. VELARDE,
The best male dancer in the world, in . new Solo
Dance.
FirstAppesrsnce of tbs ethiopian Comedian,
P0NEY SMITH.
Nec Ethiopian Acts
Last wesk of the Washing ION Fsvorlte,
DICK PARKER,
Tc-nisht, the
RAVEL TROUPE
Will appear Ia the IausIslle Comic Psntomime
THE WEDDING FESTIVAL.
First time of lis pTodgo ION IN tbs ely This
Isutomlme was pa ed for ninety o1nsecut. We
nights in New YORK to crowded houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

Admission q cents; Orchestra Chairs 30 cents.
Doors OPEN u "; Performance q 81 o'oI0oh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
A Nj A M M OF q BILL
Bss, COMPANY Of A,ti;ts in the World

III To- night, Neg soaEs, New Dances, New
h'I'0'''A iMMENsE COMPANY!
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE.
p. svenue, near lStA 81 and the willard House.
bloNAlp 61ovxR--.-------------- Manager
GROWERS THEATER,
By Q proc ,ss recently introduced rendered
ThE SUMMER THEA1ER.
Coolest Place of Resort
In TIE CRY.
Last Might bit Four of
R. d. sETCH Ell.
THIS EVENING,
To CON m ,nos with the elegant Farce of
TAKING TIE CENSUS!
TAKING THE CENSUS.
Mr.. sstohell ss----...----.-.---Pat Families
After which,
ON To RICHMOND!
ON TO RICHMOND!
ON TO Richmond!
To conclude with The glorious Burton,sn Farce of
to
MUMM
MUMM
TOMORROW "Wednesday EVENING
Last Night bat three of
Mr.. D. sETCHELL,
PIIcIs or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle- - = 80. % cents
Family Cires.------ ----.---.---.5 cents
Orohestra Chslrs---------------.T5 cents
Seats may Be secured 1t the Tneater during the
day without extra charge.
Doors open At ~ O'Clock; 20 comm noe ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

TIE SECOND WARD SPECIAL ELECTION for an
Alderman TO Ill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of w. r. Bayly, ESQ will take
place TO- morrow. The polls Of the first precinct
will be near the northwest corner Of Twelfth
street and New York avenue and Of the second
precinct at the northwest Of Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue. The only candidate
yet announced is Mr.. George n. Plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

tOns - ".
DR.. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
is -.rr.ns.d 70 care soTofgiS. Erys,Ps as, Ring
sors . ss kss o sSs
vhatevcr nature
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
II cures Nervou: and DebIltu Sufferers. and
removes oil tho Symptoms, among which viii be
IndIsposition
to Exernon, .oss Of
DiaSous; OBI Of grs q SnaI Sen
x srai Weakness; H rror Of Disease,
Ho!ier Of Ds.;h, S iISs s.s Ets. GO d
ruof Univs:s iGn' Lss
D. ten EnoImoas App; tite, with DyslePtio
Ss,1T DiJ as: n Il l.. sf sa
Coantensn, 2, and ETupt. on on the
Ae sSi Of re Eye
Blsct Spots .r-ss ssr-c
S; (:
Eyes, With Temporary eufusion aud Loss of
Sight. Want OF Attention. Great MOBILITY,
kestsssnsss, With Htrror Of Soois y.
Theee symptoms, II allowed 10 70 on which.
this Meololns insaflsbly removes-soon 70 lows
LOSS OF EP P2TFEi JF PITY AND
3 esa .s ,; part :: e ssss e
Who Z. r SsSasSs rom d'sihs door S.sss
USE II Fas EFT aiM Ri BAN ~
En-; IA: e D. s:s Ssss si:s s's:s A
BaassASr. lt u lnvAluA Ole for re- ~ Al
govins PimIlss, BiO.ohs:. 30 xA -
Tas ftsSfi ssS s.Ss ns:: .1d SA
; .iSi S...ss.. sA' ;sn' After Tam.
Omee-No. IL Wsshington Building, Pspns, l.
vanla avenue. corner OF Seventh street, Washing.
ton, ~. y. jy7H
REDUCED PRlC ES-All our stock of Fancy
Ht-la ss,sysass saa Niash shsst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

Wairsr WIN. n. Mortimer, drunk; tuI ned over
10 iitary. Isaac Busssli, do do. Jas. Ander-
sou siesiiHs; dismissed. George Butler, do; do
k4.n Wen lax, sleeping In the market; do. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

MzRcI.-The justices In charge Of the Second,
Third and Fourth Ward stations will be com.
mended for their merciful consideration Of the
trifng cases broueh before them this moraing
In the Second Ward, all the prisoners were ar
rested fof minor oenses, most Of them resulting
from whiskv, A single hours confine In the
narrow cells OF the station house would have been
punishment enough for either case This morn
Ing Justice Clark dismissed all with few words
OF advice and caution. At the Central Guard
house where the prisoners had suffered but little
less than those Of the Second Ward, nearly all
were dismissed, with an appropriate lecture by
justice w alter. Two, whose ofenses were Of a
character too light for court expenses, were dis
missed, and they, having suffered greatly from
the heat OF the eel, were furnished with shower
bath, gratis Strangely enough, though most
persons regard the bath a luxury Of considerrhle
value at this season, these two scarnps "couldn't
Bee II In that light 30 and when the Potomac was
turned loose upon them, they ran from corner 70
corner CT the CELL foolishy striving to escape the
ate cooling kindness In warm weather must not
expect such kind treatment, IL ever taken there
again for pilfering cakes and cigars.
SCHOOL ExAMINArIo The male department
OF the Third District School was examined yes
terday Afternoon at the school house In the Sixth
Ward The examination was conducted by
Messrs Wright, Holmead, Miller, and X bees, OF
the Board Of Trustees, and Mr.. z Richards, late
OF the City Councils; and the four classes were
closely questioned in the various studies gram
mar, geography, history-and passed creditable
examination. In all the studies, except grammar,
the scholars were as far advanced as In Other
schools Of similar grade, and In this Tar al they
had studied they were proficient. The trustees
and teachers were well represented, but the pa.
rents OF the scholars seemed to have taken less In
teIest than In any other district, but OF them
being present The school Is under the charge of
w. w. McCathran, q gentleman well qualified
Tor the position and 10 well disciplined. But
forty pupils were present, several being absent on
account Of sickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
To be Good booking.
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.

BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain Q hand
some complexion, exempt
from Pimples, Blotchos,
TO-, BY using
DIR. TUMBLETY'S
PIMPLE
BANlSHER.
Price, 81 per bottle.
Sent by malt or express
TO any address.
Omce-No. IL WASH
inston Building, Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, oornor OF
Seventh street, Washing
ton, y. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

MORE WOUNDED SOLDIERS ARRIVED -Yester-
day afternoon the steamer Kcickerbocker, Can't
Curtis, arrived at the sixth street wharf with 70
sick and wounded soldiers from the late battle
field. They were In charge Of Surgeon Page, and
were well cared for on the passage up They
were transported from Harrison,s Bar to Fortress
Monroe In river transports, and there put on the
kniekeroocker for this place, leaving Fortress
Monroe on Sunday mig bit about six o'clock The
unfortunate sufferers to comfortable quarters
some OF those were the worst looking cases we
have yet seen One man had one leg amputated
while the other was wretchedlY swollen by other
wounds. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

The CENTRAL GuARDHousE Since the estab.
llshment Of the Provost Guard In Washington
the central guardhouse has been used Jointly by
lice The number Of prisoners 10 too great for
comfort, and IL has at last been determined 10
leave the Provost Guard alone in possession OF
the guardhouse, and the Third Ward patrol of
rarily. Arrangements are making for REMOVAL
and the new station will probably be designated
by the Superintendent Of Police to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

Coon LAw.-The Board Of Common Council
yesterday Afternoon passed bill to prevent cru
81 on the owner Of every sheep or calf kept tied
0Y thu feet near the Market and provides that the
owner, after being notified TO move the animal,
shall be subject 70 a nne OF 81 for each half hour
the animal Is so left, and IN case Of failure 70
move the same, the p operty Is to be connscated
FOR the use Of the city. --.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

FORTH WARD SrArios CAsKs-Bsfess Jss-
ftcG Walter John Heriahee, assault and battery
.eSurity for peace. Julia Fitxgerald, do; do
Johanna Hsr.ahse, do do Honora Moriatta,
dlsordetlyi disInisset. David Rilters, drunk;
dsmt-s.d -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

sKcoND WARp STATION CAsEs-Befors Jxsfies
CId'k.-Jacob Pos, c. McColgsy, N. Terry, w.
6raner, John Drum, Papk smith and Anna
Center, were all arrested by the Second Ward
pe,rolmen for offences Of a triffng character,
Ianging frem drunkenness 70 disorderly conduct
This morning all were dismissed amer q hearing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30
From New Orleans.

New YoRK, Nov. 20 The steamer Cambria
has arrived from New Orleans on the 20lh.
Captain Franks of the l20th Connecticut
regiment, has been dismissed from the
service, having been convicted by court.
martial for receiving bribes.
There were still some cases Of yellow fever
at Houston, Texas, on the Sd, but the disease
was not epidemic. The fever still prevailed at
Mstagorda, Itdianola, and Lavsca, with
dss.hs therefrOm at each
On the 3lst ult., as the steamer Dan was
| towing Federal gunboat from Sabine Pass to
Toan, she was assailed by voley from party
Of rebel troop, concealed in q mill The U.
8. forces opened fire on the mill and town, de.
| ting FIRE to few other buildings. The fire was
extinguished. ..
A powerful squadron was concentrating in
the Mississippi. There were already more yes.
sells at New Orleans than at any time since
its capture. A large number Of river boats
have been armed.
There Is great activity In military circles,
preparatory to offensive movements. A gener-
al inspection of arms and men was about to
take place.
Guerrillas infested the river banks below the
city. One naval vessel has been fred into and
returned the shot with grape and canister, but
thick brentwood enabled the assailants to es
cape. No vessel, unless we'll armed, now
leaves the city. n
Gen. Butler is about e place Overseers OIL
confscated plantations, to save the cotton and
sugar. The enew cotton crop lie coming In quits
freely.
Gen Butler has permitted the resumption O
the publication of the National Advocate, afte
explanation from Jacob Bartar that he had M
intention to aid the rebels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

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