Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

Nor THE CORRECT THIEo Tuesday night
two women got into fight on Ninth street, near
able crowd around them. They were arrested
and taken before Justice Thompson when by the
examination IL appeared that the women are
named Barbara Blahl and Annie Walker. Bar
bara II the wife Of q barber, and the mother Of
several children, and recently her husband has
deserted her, and taken up with Annie Walker.
He went 20 far as to take room In . very respes-
table gentleman's house, and passed Annie
Walker a. his wife. Ths injured wife met her
and assaulted her, which caused the arrest Of
both. Justice Thompson considered the inability
some good advice. A friend Of Blshl paid the
fine Of % for the other woman. The crowd In
the ONCE manifested great sympathy for the in
for BaS:
he being charged with assaulting his wife since
the trial Of Tuesday night The efacer has been
hearch OF him, but has so far faled to ina him.
MALICIOUS ASSAULTS 1t is creditable to the
army that, although % many soldiers have been
Chartered In tie midst of Washington, Sc very
citizens The soliiers have borne the blame
o. many acts OF which they were never guilty.
Or Sunday night several persons were assaulted
h. the Of city
II every case but one, the assaulted pessoss do
eaTed that their assailants were sot soldiers, but
Civilians On Tuesday night, gentleman walk
assaulted by two rowdies, one Of whom struck
him violent blow. The gentleman carried the
lady to her residence and returned, but his assal
were disposed to throw the blame on soldiers,
but he prom oily cleared them Of ell blame, de-
claring fhs footpads TO be only two vaRabonds
wso follow the crowd for chances to steal. 1t 10
time that the vagrant law WIS strictly enforced
and the city cleared Of these thieves.
STILL CoMINs.-New regiments continue e
arrive from the North. This morning the 37tt
Massachusetts regiment arrived and passed down
the avenue. This regiment Is full and was raised
principally In Berkshire couaty The sfacen
Lieut.. caione ic 8. L. Mass:sas, s.,s,; 3.
Colt, Adjutant; ID. J. Dodge, @ uaYtsrMasteri an<
Captains b. A. Allen, !. l. Hayden, J. r. Kelly
Moody, P. boolsy, and z. Hulburt. Tie -
ment /. accompanied by full drum corps:
The 40th Ma,sachusetts numbering ,oas men
arrived arr =. s depot about Ss,ocr H. Last hight
IL under tbs command Of Col Porter, and u Gem
posed of fne Set ofmen They are fully equipped
and are ready for Immediate service.
ACCIDENTS while q nambss Q
small boys were playing with q miniature sanno
near the corner Of Twelfth and streets. Il va
prematurely discharged, the load, consisting 9
small shot striking little son Of Aajsf DlaAeh
ara below the stomach, making quite dssgel
Gus wound. physician was at osos called an
The wound was dressed. There In prospect fs
.he recovery Of the child.
Yesterday afternoon small child named N arll
residing near the confaDano Quaftefs On D Weut
street, was acciden!ly hacked down and ru
over by government wagon, having bis Um
ribs and legs badly crushed. There Z bat litt
hope Of his recovery.
FoynTH WARD SrArIos GAsIs-Bsfevs Jssti
Waltsy-Cathartne Conner, keeping hogs With
illegal limits, fned .. Also, for assault an
battery; bail for peace. Hannah Malensy, throw
ing stones In the street; Arthu: 0'Bfisn, dc
aned s. each. C.. H. List, disorderly; aismisse'
A. NJ. DeBen, VIM. Black and Jas MsClallant
A. n. McWaine and Daniel Russell, drum
workhouse 30 days Jos. Russell, 4ghtingi 4,
missed. Charles Carroll, dissrderiy; turned ~
TO military. p. Allen, druak and disorderl
dismissed. Mary Ann jackson, prostitute; he
for further hearing.
birds have had a quiet season In the marshes al
meadows along the Potomac, and cid spertm'
have prophecied that the cid resorts will be II
OF them. The result Is that bird guns that we
laid up 10 rust have been taken dewn ana are no
being oiled and made ready for use. The ssor
resorts Of the oftalan and reed bird will short
resound with the sharp reports Of the sportsman
gun.
PIcKID UP.-Last night, the patrolmeA Of
second Ward picked up q sack containing
large quantity Of soldiers clothing and the bft
uaPpings belonging TO uniforms. They VI
probably lost from one Of the army wagons pa
a. TIE second-ward station, to b returned 70
9ners.
raIRD WARD STATION CAsxs-Befoys JEST
pSon"-JOhn Semmes, dis5rderiy; wo
- 30 days Thomas Barrett, creating
nee; fined "A IS. Lieut. X. Roblack, 10
, ;pbl, 81. Jones. soldiers; turned over 10
arY. samuel Jones, ydgrsnti wofhhouse