Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-10

Il mond, OF the Soth New YORK regiment, Wnlle In
l the discharge Of his duty yesterday morning, as
| oficer Of the Provost Guard, halted a man on E
| street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, wear.
ing the uniform Of an ofacer Of the U. B. Army.
straps, commission or discharge, or any other
paper showing him TO belong, 81 to have be
longed to any regiment In the service, made
Lieut.. Raymond suspicious; and he arrested him
for arraying himself In Uncle Sans blue cloth
and brass buttons without authority 30 to be ar
| rayed. The man gave bis name an X. McBride,
Lieutenant In the I'D regiment Pennsylvania
volunteers. While the Lieutenant was engaged
examining the pass of a soldier, who at that mo-
ment passed, Lieut.. Mcbride bolted and endeav-
ored 70 escape. Lieut.. Raymond gave chase,
the gay Lieut.. Mcbride secreted under an old
lounge In a gambling establishment on E street.
He was again taken In custody, and closely
grasped by the police ohcer, lest he should
again make of, and was escorted down street
and through Pennsylvania avenue to the central
gusrdh0use, where be gave his name al Lieut..
3. ]. Murphy, and this time asserted that he be-
longed TO the list Pennsylvania regiment. He
was placed In confinement to await further ac-
ton Of the Provost Marshal. Capt. Sherwood,
who commands at the central guardhouse, after.
wards discovered that the man belonged to Ba-
ker's California regiment. His regiment Is not
now In this vicinity, and perhaps the officers OF
that regiment may be glad to learn his where
| abouts.
TIE KIDNAPPING CAsx.-The examination Of
Lloyd Jenkins, - Dean, Francis Lusby and
l. Wilson, charged with kidnspJin in at.
tempting to take back to their owners two slaves
who were running into the District, took place
Mr.. Hutchins, Of Ohio, appeared for the prosecu.
ton, and Mr. w. r. Berry, one Of the owners,
(Mr. Oden Bowie being the other,) for the de-
should be teid for hidnsppine. thew having taken
an Illegal mode Of returning the slaves. The only
mode in which slaves could now be removed from
the fugitive slave law. After hearing the evil
dence the Justice decided to hold the parties to
bail in s266 to answer for misdemeanor.
After the decision was made Mr.. Berry obtained
a warrant for the arrest Of the slaves who he and
| Mr.. Bowie wished committed until the matter
| could be decided In the Circuit Court The slaves
| were thereupon arrested and taken before Justice
| Murray, who wrote a commitment, and they were
about to be taken to jail; but on their masters
/ giving them an opportunity to 20 home they en-
braced 1t in prefert nee to going to jail, and left
for their old homes.
PRArHKR's ALLEY VS.. MARBLE ALLEY Last
night, Nelly Sheppard, one Of the damses Of
Prather's Alley, got too much liquor aboard, and,
! accompanied by a male friend proceeded to the
house Of sarah Hook, In Marble Alley, and CON-
| United an assault upon the said Sarah. young
man, an intima.e friend of Sarah's family, took
sides with Sarah, and assaulted Nelly. The re-
suit was a row that called for the Interference Of
the police, and the parties were arrested. The
representative of Prathers Alley was fined S. and
costs, and the young friend Of the Marble Alley
family was fined SO and costs under the munich
pal ordinance for the preservation of order.
ALUNAr1c SoLDIKR.-The police of the Fourth
Ward were called upon last night to secure lu-
natic named Philip Childs, a soldier, who was
| rowing the streets. The poor fellow glorIes in
| the title Of General Martin, and imagines him
self the commander-in-chief Of the army. He
| was cared for last night at the Fourth Ward sta
ton, and this morning was turned over to the
military. He will probably be sent to the Insane
Asylum.
The SISTERS OF CHARITY, in charge Of the In
4 Fam avlu ish 4 pfTrn their nj Ra
| to the ladies who Shove much zeal and gave
so much Of their time for the success Of the fair
The gross sum realized Is nearly 81 500. They
| wish also to thank the generous public for their
liberal contributions, and especially all the pa
irons and friends OF the institution for their pa
tronage.
AccIDENr.-On Thursday last, az Mr.. John
Thompson, quarterman Of the pyrotechnist de-
| partInent, at the Navy Yard, was trimming a war
| rocket, the composition with which II was loaded
took fire, burning his face slightly and one OF his
| arms quite severely. We are glad to say, how
ever, that he !. improving, and will soon be able
TO resume his duties.
POLICE James Began, throwing stonesaldis.
missed. John Beckett, disorderly; fined 81 81.
Thos Sturgis, disorderly; fined Si5s, by ustice
Thompson. william w. Warden, colored. fast
riding; 6oed IS; also, for profanity do. Sis, by
| The Third Ward patrolmen reported Sam'l II .
| Burch, profanity; dismissed samr B Colbert,
disorderly; fned Shy Justice Clayton.
Murphy, fighting; sned 80 Sc r.. r. Ofutt, do !;
do 81 John Gray, do do. 81. John Grav, for
assault and battery; security for peace. Il. r.
1 1Ia r assault di,m 1,S oy justice walter:
further hearing. Also, for profanity and indie
cent language; ruled for further hearing before
Justice Clayton. John Hoover, running cart
without license; fned 81 50. Caroline Thomp-
son, col, disorderly and fighting; do. Sis. Mrs.
Johnson, col do do. Jere Common, creating a
nuisance; do. Shy Justice CLAYTON. Mary Col
Inns, creating nuisance and profanity do. So
by Justice Walter.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Befors Justice
Wahsr.-A. w. CLARK, w. ID. Spencer, w. p.
Haslan, Geo. Mitchell, T. J. Morris, Henry Tru-
man, soldiers and seamen; turned over to the
military. Thomas PoyselI, arrested as a sus-
Francis Wallace, do; do. Reuben De Groth
drunk; do. John Coulson, do; Sl.5s. J. B.
Roby, drunk and disorderly; 80 Sc. Marv Smith,
colOred, prOfsne and disoiderly; sl.5s. Jane
| Simpson, do ; 81 S. Christian Forsnger drunk
and malicious mischief; 80 So Jas. Fray, Saml
Wills, sleep in street; dismissed. Ambrose Chris
ton, drunk; 81. John Coulscn, do fined % So.
Nelly Sheppard, assault and battery; do. IS 81
F.. Humphrey, do; do 50 So. Philip Childs and
Maurice Cushby, turned over to the military.
Walter CT aries Near, stealing $50 in money
from Johnson Maggie; securi y for further hear
hg. Morris Dillon, drunk and dIsordsrly; fined
81 So. VIM. Canaday, soldier, insulting a lady;
II ONcI ~ tuc hHSclO,
do do. Albert Byington, drunk; do. Francis
MAY, sleeping In the market; dismissed Ernest
Hofman, drunk; ordered to leave the city. Dan.
Dugan, Susan Dugan, and VIM. pugan, drunk
| and disorderly; fined % 81 each Enoch Ward
overchafging hack hire; dismissed.
| SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Befors Justice
| CId,k John Jenkins, Henry Thomas, Henry
Canley, disorderly; dismissed. John Abbott,
do; -. Mary Hanson, Julia Smith, colored,
do - 81 each. Fred Bowman, charge Of steal
ing; dismissed. 1t Sam'l J. Murphy, deserter;
turned over to Provost Guard. Geo. McGinnis,
| fighting; sl9i Edw'd Lilly, do dismissed
| Annlmas Hutchinson, Laura Hutchinson, Eliza
Sounds, larceny; fur ther hearing.
MARKEDLY a hymenial notice elsewhere II
| will be seen that young gentleman connected
with this department OF the Star has been and
| gone and got married. AS he 10 a worthy young
| man, and not bad looking, we forgive him and
| hope that he and his sweet bride may olive long
| and prosper" with no end Of desirable "Local
ties" by their freside.
RACING ON THE AvKNuK.-Weare requested 70
call the attention Of those persons who in the