Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

rr,n;o .af cros>-seetions, which would he a b..
the ;as;. uIecommend that.the bill be laid on
,; e 'a"t aud that the following reso,n.
uon De adopted, in order that the citv r,ay
a. 'esNu Win ihe right To pave the streets M
the rxperse uf the ward funds: ~
, he'Otred, DE-, That the Joint committee of IN.
Counciis, whose duty 1t IL 10 attend 10 ,ba =,
- oi the corporation before Con grrs - hc
nna my are hereby Instructed to urge mon
al ts hcxt session, the propriety of
uhe corporation the right and po wer TO pa va
S nIepts ana avenues Of the city, and to nav
,ut lot me same ont Of the funds of the ward in
"1itn the said work may be done
accepted ""u INC fesoiution
I'll, The bills from the Board Of Aldermen, pro.
,e tne posting of show bills on the iron
Nhcihg ana relating TO the occupancy of IN.
puohc squares and reser vations were rer.rr.d
70 the police committee
mt Knight moved that the vote by which
Ioe OH 10 lay pavement on the south side ~
h street south, between First and second s.s VI
or Ieconsidered; which was agreed to; and tbs
Dill was then passed. - 1Au 'Ao
,b mr Ellis introduced resolution requesting
.ne eo1nmittee on Improvements to INQUIRE into
Ne expectancy Of grading d street betwren
New Jersey avenue and First street east !.
Mr.. Lloyd, from the committee IN .,.,r,s
reported adversely on the petition of y. I. E,n'
NY, and they were discharged.
MT. Lloyd reported a bill for the remission OF
nne imposed on J. F. Larkin for an alIerad
violation OF the gambling laws: passed rTba
Dill Is accompanied by an opinion of the Como.
ramon attorney, which says that there is mo
in S aSI pnnisning persons engaged in gambling
IN puone houses; the keeper of the house alone
being liable TO the penalty.l "'oAo
Mr.. Lloyd asked that the committee be dis.
cnafged from considering the petition of Jere.
agreed to. oi0"n n
=, MT. Lloyd also reported bill to refund 7
said carson ssi, paid for property enormously
s S.u a. TAX SAFE, which, after q long discus.
sion ON the law points involved, was referred
Dack 10 the committee, with instructions to ret
'ne opinion OF the Corporation Attorney.
I'm Inonon OF MT Wilson, the bill to raise the
salary or the Messenger to the Mayor. &c. was
taken from the table and referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means. Adjourned.
POLICE MATTERs-Second Pr,c;,c, -p MIA
MMIeron i., drunk; locked up. John Lynch, Jas.
Merritt, L; Demley, drunk and disorderly' fiaed
SSS;s, Tnos. o. Sullivan, do; fined 81. b.
Snleids, running wagon, no license; fined Fl
samuel kunk, murder: jail.
dhpd Precancf.-R. McCierry, drunk: dis.
missed: John o. Bryan, drunk and disorderly.
house. "orh-
Fourth Preeina.-Cornelius Burk. highway
roon,tIy; Jail for court. John Werden, drunk;
Workhonse. W. J. Armstrong and John a.
Mooney, do; turned over ts Cuard w Wi
son, drunk and disOrderly; workhouse Ter.
for court. "'1
Eighth Precincf-John O,Neal and n.,;s
Sprinsor, drunk; dismissed. H. NJ. Richards
iarcany;turned over to military. p, McOmada
disorderly; do. John Dunawin, drunk and
missed. u''-
Ninth Precinct.-w. Ray and John snider,
GsoroeriN; turned over TO military. f. War
den and M. ID. Alley, stealing boat. dismissed
T. Gray, do; gave bond for court
Ieath Precinct-S. Carter, +, SayelI. John
Rlter, Andrew Noyes, John Thomas Andrew
nrown, G washington, E. Butcher, f. Simms,
ulsorderiy and profane; fined So 81 each Re.
oeeca Richardson, Sarah Jackson, Anne Hun.
Ter, sarah Fising, Celia Higgins, w. Carpenter,
por hGlietor, M. Carpenter, disorderly; do. H.
ferKins, do do. S5.Y. Lucy A. Hepburn do:
dismissed Elizabeth Butler, do; fined 81 OIL
Emma Johnson, indecent language; do John
H Hemy, taroWing stones; fined 81 John c.
plcion OF mcendiarism; further hearing Ellen
Dauns, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. MARY
Kelly, do; fined 1894. Elizabeth Roach, riding
Mary COVE, fighting; locked up hours. Eliza
OHare and Mary Oxford, vagrant: workhouse.
W. Davis, threats Of violence: security to keen
70 Keep peace James Eenable, drunk; fined
Sl-3O. John Sian, do; dismissed.
"CYNTHIA, THE GIPsY"-This beautifn,
three-act drama by Blackstone attrated last
evening, a densely crowded and fashionabIe
audience TO Covers Theater Miss lucille
western is earning new laureis each succeed.
ing night, and they are awarded her by the
puDilc with enthusiasm of a universal charac.
ter. The drama of "Cynthia, or the Flowers
OF the Forest" will be produced Tonight for
the iast tlme, with the same powerful cast as
that with which it was produced on last eve.
ning-Niola Croker as Starlight Bess; J. T..
Barrett as Capt. Laroock; Setchell As the
knchen; Ben Rogers as Cheap John; Barron
as Lemuel, &c.
We hope the management will afford the
pnolc an opportunity of seeing Miss Lucille
In her great emotional play of East Lynne be-
lore her engagement is concluded.
ISABELLA CUBAs.-This beautiful and grace
!ui 1ahse use, VINO stands above every performer
IN her nne' commences an engagement in this
city on the opening night of the Washington
overwhelmingly evening next Isabella
Cubas Is NO imitation or humbup but q reaI
nSe Spaalsh danseuse, and q glowing Andalu-
sian beauty, possessing all the graceful move.
ments Tor which Spanish females are so famous
IN the dance. Ia her the poetry of motionn is
truly revealed, and her executions carry one
back to the days when Fanny Ellsler Cerito
and others graced the stage, and when ali the
poetry OF which the dance was susceptible en-.
hanced Its charms and awkward and mean
To the many who have so long been Obliged tn
witness the latter, Cubas' appearance will be q
decided treat.
CHANGE OF HOURs.-By the advertisement
elsewhere 1t will be seen that the train hereto
lore leaving Washington northward and west
ward AT 330 p. m, will leave at 3 d. m. Pas
sengers by this train can 90 ON by the s: 10 train
from Baltimore to Philadelphia On SUNDAYS.
an accommodation train will be run between
washington and Baltimore, lea wing this city at
5.40 a. m. and returning leave Baltimore at
p. m. This will be great public conye-
nlence Great exertions are made by the Of
ficers of this road to keep the public accom-
modified task Of no little difficulty at times
from the amount ofGovernment work demand.
ing the earliest attention. On SATURDAY. I,59O
tickets We're sold at the Washington oific be-
tween and p. m: and what is more, every
passenger was comfortably seated.
a CoMPLAINT.-A letter from private in
the 10th regiment New York volunteers, in.
forms US that q soldier belonging to the 5th
Excelsior regiment was sent from the lower
Potomac some time ago 10 the hospitals in this
city; that he arrived here on the Government
boat; but on account Of no arrangements hav-
ing been made, was compelled TO find his way
TO the hospital as best he could Before he
could hnd one he became SO feeble that had he
not been kindly taken in charge by Mr. and
MRS James Mcintosh, he wonld probably have
persisted. These good people cared for him,
because the surgeons of some of the hospitals
refused to receive him because he did not have
IN his possession an order from the Medical
Director.
ICOMNUNICATED
An incident occurred in one of our hespitals