Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

PoLIcE-The Third Ward ratfolmen reported
yesterdsy-AE; Boyle, Patk Heath and James
Edw'd Owen, Grating nuisance; do. $50 O.
Pat'k Cullen, Clarence johnson and Henry Hud-
son, disorderly conduct; costs, So cents-by JUS
tice Thompson. John Manchester, assault and
battery; fned q. Thomas Bellew, keeping a
gambling house; dismissed. Caleb Adams, gam
bling; fined al .5S-by Justice Clayton. Come
Illus Leonard, keeping disorderly house; Jail for
cou't-6y Justice Rowland VIM Hooper, at
tempt to pick pocket; dismissed-by Justice
Walter.
TIE Forth Ward petrolmep reported-Sarah
Jackson, drunk and proiane; dismissed. Eob't
Bayless. overcharging the hack rates; fined 81 So.
Henry w. Light, drank and disorderly; turned
over to the military. Sarah Light, do; dismissed
Anna Light, Matilda Light and Kate Light,
drunk and Profane; workhouse 20 days each.
Hannah Young and Bridget Sullivan, do; dis
missed John Morris and william Dove, do (;
turned over to the military-by Justice Walter
John +. Robey. assault and battery; bail for fur
thef hearing-by Justice Dom. A Hutton, as
sault; security for peace-by Justice Walter.
DEATHS or SoLDIgRs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report:
Robert Irwin, company G. 10th Pennsyl yania
e. Udsll, company K, atm Vermont.
Randolph Rush, company X, 9Th Pennsylvania.
f. Dickson, company 6, s5th Pennsylvania.
w; H Cole, COMPANY F, 1OIst New York.
John Campbell, 5th North Carolina.
James Bel, LIST Richmond artillery.
w. b Bryant, company X, 18th Mississippi.
The three last were rebel prisoners.
Kufu: haskins, company A, LIST VI. cavalry.
David Mckinley, company Z, 18th Penn vania.
Allison III Levey, company G, 95th New York.
II; Flowers, company T., 59th New York.
Jacob Kerr, company F, 18th U. 9. infantry.
ID. ID. TOmpkins, company c, 61st New York.
A. NJ. Kinney, company A, 5th Vermont.
Harvey s. Headley, company G, 5th New Jersey.
sergtJ b. Kenyon, company A, 1st Penn yania
A Mapledorunn, company L, 5Sth New York
Iho~t d..
Lieut. l.. M. Cook, company F, 10th Alabama
James Donahue; cortipany;C G, 9Th Alabama
n FARMER, hlPdnY Z, 2dth Virginia.
II. A. Barber, company F 9th South Carolina.
With MI the information they desire In relation
to the burial pl.ce Of their friends, &c, by call
ing en- =. z, Sands, Government undertaken, 44
street nois1,
Police RETURNs.-Frst Prstinet John Fos-
ter, drunk and crazy; turned over to the military
John Mitchell, drunk and disorderiy; do. 8.
Mcdowell and Robert Frszer, drunk, do.
to soldiers; held for court John Carster; selling
liquor without license; dismissed. Geo. Giants
and George Harris, stealing; dismissed.
Thtrd Prscinet.-garnes + speiden, threats
security for peace. Betsy Green, disorderly con-
Duct hhed 81 So. Mary Golden, do /; dismissed.
Il. Kaufman, nuisance; fhed c5 &c -.
FOErih Precinct John FOrney, vagrancy; dis
missed. Maria Williams, drunk; fined 80. Geo.
John Ray, contempt; do.
Eighth PHARMACEUTICAL McErnany, disorderly
conduct workhouse. Jos. Stephens, larceny dis.
Ninth Precinct John Waters, drunk and dis
orderly; fined 81 81. George Phillipson, stealing;
dismissed. Arch. Selby, asleep In street; locked
up. Edward Brown, do do.
TsEh Precinct. - John Semlin, drunk; dis
missed. Lucinda Phillips, disorderly do. Cath
crine Snyder, do do.
REfUekEs.-The family of Mr.. Ethelbert Ro.
6eY passed through the city Yesterday Afternoon
on their wav 10 Maryland. Mr.. R6bey's family
reside near Fairfax Court House, and having suf;
fered much during the past year. they concluded
to leave the State, having heard that the rebels
had retursd tn h1anassasC ) Packing as much OF
household goods as they could in a wagon drawn
by two oxen, and getting all the women and
children aboard, they determined to leave the
neighborhood OF supposed danger, and seek a
more peaceful CLINE. Mr.. Rooey reports that the
familyof Mr.. Josiah Bowman, and other rest
dents of his neig hborhood have left being will
ing 10 lose home, property and all else, rather
than endure again the miseries, prirationr and
terTors OF last year.
THE OLD CAPITOL PRIsoN.-There are now
held in the old brick Capitol lbs prisoners-1O] OF
whom are prisoners Of war, the rest being State
prisoners. Amung the latter are three females
viz Mrs. Greenhow, Mrs Morris, and Mira. Bax.
lev; all In good health, except such as were sick
when committed. From this place have lately
prisoners Of war belonging TO North Carolina.
In the contraband (negr0) depot there were 300
inmates, OF all ages and sexes, unemployed
There are considerable additional nunbsr EN-
ployed daily in clearing up the old camps, btity.
Ing dead horses, and othef police laboB.
Until recently the arrivals at this depot have
been about twenty, chiefly from Virginia.
THE LIGHT FAMILY-This well. known family
notorious In every part Of the CITY, again occupied
rooms in the Fourth Ward station last night The
head Of the family having become a soldier, and
not knowing how soon he might be called into
the field, returned to the city to have at least
parting drunk with his loving com panlon, and
the lesser Lights. The usual result followed-the
father and mother got drunk and disorderlv, aud
the daughters WED with each other in profanity
The father was turned over to the military, the
mother was dismissed, and the three daughter
were sent TO Eden, alias the workhouse, to ru
ralze for thirty DAYS.
AWAITING A REouIsrTroN.-Yesterday Once,
Norwood was called upon to serve a warrant
upon young man named George w. French
who was accused OF stealing set Of fine sable
furs In Virginia. French eluded the oficer, and
s1ccPeded in getting to the railroad depot, whert
he was arrested by the Metropolitan Police, Nor
wood sending messenger TO notify them, while
he followed his track. French was taken to thu
ONCE Of Justice Dom, where the warrant wa
| served by Oficer Norwood: Justice Dom com
mitted the prisoner to await a reduisition from
the Governor Of Virginia.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jxstic,
WaItsr-Eliza Nichols, drunk; dismissed. VIM
Allen. do (; fined 81 s.. Michael Thorney, do
turned over to the military. WIN. Flanagan
drunk and disorderly; dis missed. w. s Peerce
disorderly; do. John Miller, Charles Parker
John Robson, do; turned over to the military
J. NJ. Pearce, do; dismissed. James Francis
fighting; fined 81 Sc. Patrick Burns, suspicious
character; dismissed.
WISE BABIEs.-The gallant Seventy frst New
York regiment, which, 1t will be remembered
was quartered at the Navy Yard about year ago
and was 90 popular there, was expected to arrive
last night, and a rumor was aioat at the Yard
this morning that II had arrived. II In said tina
several babies In that part Of the city woke thei
niamas this morning with the cry, "Pap's come ,
Don't believe II
STEALING AT THE CAFIroL.-A man, who gavt
his name as John Thomson, was caught by
clerk making OF with hair brush worth abou
dollar, from committee room In the Capitol
He was delivered to Ofhcer Milstead, who tool
him 10 Justice Furguson's once, where he plead
In Exclamation that he was out Of money, and
wanted something TO eat. The Justice commit
ted him 70 jail.
CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Bsfors JHstie,
WdItsr.-Michael Baxter, drunk and profane; 81
all Au1 hall