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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

POLICE MATrERs.-Sseoad Prseinet.-6eorge
Butler, selling liquor to soldiers; fined S25 a. j.
White, Thomas Butler, John Myers, George
Clark, Sebastine Gier. and John Gelanly, drunk;
turned over to the military. Philip Wagner, re-
ceiving stolen goods; dismissed.
TAird Precinct Bridget Comfy, drunk; dis
missed. Boney Shaw, do; do. Dennis Curran,
pedling; fined 81 so. VIM. Orme, do do. r.
Martin, assault; fined % 50.
Fourth Prseinet-Mary Mansfeld, assault, dis
missed. John Hanly, drunk and disorderly;
fned 81 rs. VIM. Dayton, do; fined 81 So.
Bridget Keenan,, do; do.
Eightk Prseinet.-Michael Spillings, disor-
derby conduct; fined 30 81. Rhody Depsey, do d;
fined "a cents. Thomas Hughes, drunk and dis
orderly; turned over to the military. John Riley,
do; fined 81 So. James E. Falls, drunk; dis
missed.
Nistk seiaet-James Edwards, assault and
battery; dismissed. William Murry, disorderly;
dismissed. Thomas Scanning, stealing; dismissed.
Lucius }. Miles, drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
Joseph Eliot, do do. Mary Swami, abusive
language; dismissed. Catherine Cline, drunk;
do.
Tenth Preeiaet.-Willam Scanlon, drunk; dis
missed. David Leahey, disorderly; do. Come
Illus Canard, do; do. nike Mcdonald, do; do.
Mrs Johnson, do /; locked up. VIM. Chismond
stealing; dismissed. VIM. Chismond, jr., steal
ing; held for further hearing. Patrick Donohue,
drunk; fined 81 o. Andrew O'Connor, DRUM
and disorderly; turned over to Provost Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

FNHOSE WISHING TO OBTAIN PLEAS
ant ooms for the summer with boar y may
be suited by applying at SS4 New York avenue,
9Th and 10th SITS. One large 'front.' chamber, second
story. m Is 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

FOR RENT-A handsome suit Of Furnished
be snnOyed BY children, boSrders or Inq gIsItive
persons. Location desirable Price must ne liberal.
1direts, In confidence, " Home" through Post
Once ", is St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-We CLEAN the follow
ing from the Alexandria Gazette Of May Ia:
An act 10 amend the charter Of the city OF
Alexandria," was passed by the Common Coun-
ell on May 5ih. The principal features give back
TO council the election Of certain municipal off,
GERS, and amendments In regard to sanitary and
police regulations. An act for raising revenue
for the year was also under consideration, provi-
ding that only such subjects be taxed will with
the arrears Of taxes be sufficient TO defrav current
expenses. IL was stated in this connection, that
the amount Of arrears placed In the hands Of the
present collectors Is S90,0OO
Mr.. VIM. w. Harper was knocked over and
somewhat injured, on Tuesday, by the careless
ness Of a man who was driving four horses at
tached to q carryall.
The Long Bridge across the Potomac has been
repaired, and travel across that structure resumed
The draws said to be Of such huge proper
lions an to require four men to work them.
Several accidents have lately taken place during
the target firing at the forhcations near this town
In one instance negro woman was killed. and
In another ball passed through Mr. Bright's
house, In the neighboThood.
There were several arrivals Of fish to-day, and
prices are very low. We quote shad at 80 50sSl
per hundred, and herring S2as3 per thousand
Henry W. Thomas, Esq, late State Senator
from the district Of Alexandra and Fairfax coun-
ties has been elected Second Auditor Of the State,
vice W. A. Moncure. He Is now q resident Of
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

CxsTRAL GUARDHouss cAsEs-Bsfers Justice
fine; workhouse 90 days. John D5ughsrty,
slsePiag In the market; turned overto the mil.
~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

TOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, with all It's
Il stock and Fixtures, an excellent Location.
Terms easy. Apply to HARRISON JACOBS,
NO, Do Prince a., AleYACdrla. m Is ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

ed ye.terday-conrad Miller, selling liquor with
out license; dismissed. Joseph Englake, do.
eel O6-by Justice Clark. Leroy Hurd, larceny
Of horse dismissed-by Justice Thompson
Justice Clayton. Thos. Goodall, fighting; 81 S.
Jerome Johnson, do dismissed. J. V. John
son, disorderly, melting to riot; SO 81. Joseph
Faulkner, Matilda Faulkner, vegrancy; dis
missed-by Justice Walter.
The Third Ward Patrolmen reported-Charles
Gordon, disorderly and lighting; 81 5S-by JUS
tice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

EOk SALE-A rev BRICK HOUSE contain
l. Ing roorns and cellar, gas and water near Pa.
avenue Inquire at 3s2 ID street between 9th and
l0th- IN IS lUf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-BsfOrs JEStie.
Clark-George Gary, DRUM; dismissed John
Plunkett, do do. Robert BETH, assault; further
hearing. Gilbert We're, concealed weapons
turned over 70 the military. w Posey, disorderly;
do. T. Lewis, do do. Albert salyoy, drunk
and disorderl,. fined 81 o.. Margaret Gipson
d!sorderly; do. 81 81. Eliz8beth Mattingly, do
do. Thomas BIaney, assault; do. Thomss Glenn
ens: do do. Geo. Smith, Indecent exposure
fned IS o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

NOTlCE--che subscriber has between 50 aud
100 a"Tes of Land which he will rent for stu,
by the day or month on the Seventh street road, s
miles from Washington Also, q large numheS OF
Fence Posts, he viii sell low for cash.
IN Is ST. ARCHIBALD WHITE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

Muss.-About seven O'Clock Yesterday evening,
the discharge Of pistol on ID street, near Thir-
tsenth, caused rush Of persons to the house kept
oy Mrs. Taylor, and the pa'rolmen arrested two
soldiers who were quarreling-W. Posey and 7.
Lewis-the latter accusing POsey Of firing at him.
IL appeared on examination that the pistol had
exploded In Lewis's holster, burning his panta-
looms Both were turned over 70 the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

nRU6 STORE FOR SALE-Any ore wishing
- TO embark in the Drug Business has now OPP
portunIty OF Investing 20 advantage. The store ls
well stocked; on q good business street, ard is
in q good location. Terms moderate. Address
g Drug Store, through the Poet Ofhoe, with real
name. m IS ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17

"THE COLLEEN BAws."-This play, In thre
acts, BY BourcicAult-which % attracting so uni
yefsaI attention Of our public Ut presents to b.
produced on Monday next, at Growers Theater
with every scene entirely new, by Mr.. Getz, start
ling and novel mechanical effects, and all the I'D
ilnctive paraphernalia requisite to the success o
Ihs piece Mr.. Grover has expended large sun
of money upon Its production, and promises tina
II will be presented In style Of magnihcence un
equaled by that Of any other theater.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Married.

B0saxRr-MIrcHNL- Greenport NJ r., on Tuesday,
November IS. by the Rev J. 8. Hmrod, Mr. r. A. Bur.
CERT, Of Livingston, 70 Miss ALICE N. MITCHELL, oil Hud
son, NJ Y
CuNz-CoopER ER-On Wednesday, November 90, at St
Pauls church, Hob0ken, by the Rev v. Bruce EMIL A. II.
CJNrz FRANCIS, eldest daughter OF William Cooper Esq
DRIoos--FERDoE. E.-On Thursday, November q, by the
to Miss JANE A. FERDoS OF Jersey City. No cards
GoRMLY-BARD-On Wednesday, November 20, by
the Rev. Dr. Mcleod, Mr. SAMUM GoRALY Of Rochester,
Mss MAGGIE BAIRD daughter Of the late David Baird,
OF this city.
English papers please copy.
HEALY-SARsrKlD-On Wednesday, November 20, by
The Rev. James Boyce, OF ST. Marys Roman Catholic
charch New York, JoHN J. HxALY Of Portland oregon,
% NARt +. 6ARsuILD, Of New York city.
HAvsSs-CRAm Wednesday, November 20, by the
Rev. n. vrmye, ASHxn O. HAvKSs 70 JANE A. daughter
Of the hes Benjamin r. Crane, all OF this city.
yAcxsOH-bR0vN.-OnW Wednesday, November 70, at
81. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, BY the Rev Dr..
Gallaudst, assisted by Rev. John Ward, Of Mamaro-
neck GsoGGs h. JACKSON TO ANNIE E., daughter OF Jser
son, Brown, EsQ., all Of this city.
Der IS tho residence Of the BRIDES parents BY the
Rev. Thso l.. Cuyler Mr. N. KAILEY to Miss vsxs San
NAN, daughter Of Captain l. sherman, all Of that city
McCui.on-RsuLY --On Sunday, November %, at the
Chnrch Of g. Anthony Greenpoint, L. l., by the Rev.
John Brady, AisxAHDn NcCULLox 70 NARY A. REILLY.
ncXlns-sxsa Thursday evening, November n,
by the Rev. VIM. Fsrrs, A. NJ, M TE6xAs McALsn 70
OuTxsseS-DoUGLA Ass.--At Windsor Locks, Conn, on
Wednesday, November %, by the Rev. Mr.. olmsted Of
Warehouse Houee Point, JoHS ourxRsoS TO JEANETTE
DOUGLASS
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
City Intelligence.

Tm Ex PosTMAmn's AccouSIs.--It is always pieas.
ant task to record the evidences Of Official promptness
and accuracy even where such results might,
matter sf course, be looked for, In tho q the
worthy cx POSTMASTER OF Vow York william B. Taylor
Eeo This gentleman was ONCE from February Q, 1861
March 81 1s62 and during that time he received for
the government BY the sale Of stamps and from other
OF his accounts with the government, an exact agree
ent found between the Auditors fostngs and those
Of a. w. Whiting Esq, the efficient cashier, who sti
has charge Of the department OF the New York
once. The Anal balance found due from Mr. Taylor was
promptly paid over ~ soon az ascertained
MoMAuK KSorE COMPANY No. ~, o. BEooxrrS
passed our once yesterday with their apparatus
which they have just received from the hands of the
builder Mr.. James Saith, OF this city The members
(ssvsnty ave in numbsr) were fully "rggedn in tire
caps bse cloth overcoas, black pants red shirts and
belts, and looked remarkably well. Dodworths band
charming music along the route. In the evening the
company sat down 70 sumptuous dinner, prepared
especially for me occasion which cner snsneer Fury
decker the rst class 10 OF the handsomest Of the
kind constructed and reflects great credit upon the
panels Is got up in Noreariys best style aud in an
artistic point u view may be considered ncnpsrisl
Fam soa rm BUun oy TEE TRANSFORMATIONS
CHurcn (Roman Catnslc) is now in progress at the
church in Mott street. and is wen pstronzed by the
OF the school attached 70 the church, whers some 500
children rscsive daily education from the Sisters Of Cha
rty and Christian Brothers.
Tm ITALIAN SocKry Tho Italian Society held meet
ing al their ROOM In the Cooper Institute on Wednesday
night Professor d. hinsl In the chair No business or
special Importance transacted beyond the election
OF honorary officers ant members Generals Garibaldi
aad Avezzana were chosen honorary presidents, and
Mnoh Garibsldi honorary member The italian Sosisty
soganzed for benevolent purposes and numbers among
iis present members all classes Of people, professors
doctors, lawyers, artists, merchants mechanics and
others.
F,sr IN CEDAR srsKsr- between Ave and six oclsck
last evening hre discovered by officer shepherd In
the Junk shop kept by Jshn Hannon NO ~ Cedar street
The Gremen were early work. and kept Gre pretty
much tho FIRST floor The upper part OF the building Is
occupied by J. B Ackerman manufacturer OF Van Bus
krks tooth cleaning liquid. The cellar occupied by j.
yeetsngrubsr cooper Damage 20 the stock o rags &C.
about 1900; ead 10 be insured. Damage 10 Mr. Ackor
mans stock about 500, supposed 10 be insured. Tho
coopers shop slightly damaged BY wster. Damage
y the building about $500, injured. Tue origin Of
'sH at present unknewA
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Phen0mona or the Heavens.
TO THE EDfTOR or TEE nEAALD.

BROADWAY, OPPOSITE 81. PAuLs CHURfu,
NEW YoRK. Nov. 2S, 1862. )
The following will benefit those interested tho mighty
movements Of the realms and worlds beyond the skies
The planet Mars h the evening star. Al quarter past
eight P. N. IL Is on the southern meridian, and
about nty three degrees above the horizon will be
quite the moon on Sunday evening nsxt This planet
rapidly decreasing In brilliancy, ~ IL 10 now moving
from the earth. exhibits No gibbous phass TO the
Telescope or appears the when almost full N
the great telescope Of sixteen inches apert Of Nm
Fts Of this city, the Clouds and actually their changes
upsn surface Of this panot and tho polar spots
are plainly visible Mars, when in part Of ts orbit
very near the sarth appears very briantso much %
that " the year l7ls taken for scar. (sss
Dr. Dicks Celestial seensry page 1917 Then when 10
visible TO the eye Tho planet Venus will be our
evenisl star. On December TO- % about hsfpast buF
p NJ will set in the wesf.southwest, and On January
21 at halfpsst nve p NJ will readily p seen about
zon, direction west BY South. Then will continue
TO appear e evening star until quite late az August
% iS6s, appearing further from the horson each even
ing and setting further north from the west southwest
horizon until May 1e when will set near IL northwest
horizon about quarter past ten H. Then will set
thereafter each evening later untn about Juy setting
o. the northwest horizon sets nearly south Of wes
September ~, shortly after sunset. IL will readily be
tho daytime, "and called BY many % tAe day
August ~, ON the southern meridian at twenty.
three minutes past two p NJ and little more than forty
i've degrees above the horizon, and quite In the same
place November 8, at nire a. u. The planet saturn
appears at half past two A. N At an altitude Of seven
degrees above the east southeast horHon and now - the
rings gradually opening appears not much brighter
than the North Star Jupiter rises nearly 70 the
position At halrpass three A. NJ Uranus 10 now about
thirty degrees east Of the Peades or seven stars and
-'''' '''' A. e, THATCHER.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Arrivals and Departures.

Livrrroof-Steamship CITY Of Washngton-w Birt, r
Watson, 0onalt II Steel, II FWes, II Goodville, Mr.
Russell and lady; r. u Dickens Mr. Robinson, Leman,
McFadden, Lear, q HIllman, Mr. Dantaa. Mn Sing
Tough, Ruff Miss Bailey, Mr CYwsn, ralow Gilon,
lsqkhsr, Rev p Cummins and wits, Mr. ChaPn son and
Froyevaht M,ss Livingston, Mrs Gcpvere, Nous Paul,
SuIcnos M y eiin, Nile A Haw Mile Dumas
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
NV YonI, Nov. 2tl, 1852.

NEW foRn, NOV ~, 1867.
In acknowledging the above most liberal donstion Of
-four hundred and ninety i've dollars in money together
with provisions from the mcmbce Of the Corn Exchange
the lady managers would add their heartfelt graft
tude TO tho members Of the Reformed Dutch church,
Twenty. FIRST street. Rev A. r. Thompson pastor, for
collection OF hfty dollars taken up On Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. 0IIvEM. DEvOE,
Secretary OF the Union Home School.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Aid for the Children or Volunteers.

Subscriptions aid Of the Unisn Home and School for
Children OF Volunteers received by the comntss ap-
pointed By the New Ysrk Produce Exchange Nov. II,
1862 Edward Cromwell, +. woodruff, A. c. McIlyaipe'
Committee.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
The Europa Outward Bound.

BUsTUN, NOV I6bZ.
The steamship Europa sailed at to-day with forty
two passengers for Liverpool and sixteen for Halifax
She also takes out nearly half million dollars in specie
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Reautiful Com omplexi0n.-Laird's Bloom
q Youth qs Pearl for preserving and the
cdn}exon skin. Lades after using this delight
fui Toilet atpe win be that has equal All
dfuggists and l8o Br09dway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

UNroNIsx Down SouTH.-The interesting
statement which we published on Monday RON
Mr.. Montgomery, late of the Vicksburg Wing,
revives confidence in the fact which has been so
.etrenuously denied by the sympathizers with re-
bellion, that there is plenty of sound Union
feeling down South. 1t requires but reason
able assurance that the policy of prescription
and spoliation proclaimed by the radicals is
not to be that Of the government to develop
1t more extensively. The conduct of the pre-
sent miserable Cabinet had, in spite of the con-
xservative tendencies of the President, gone far
to destroy all hope Of the possible defeat OF that
policy. The elections in the Central States,
which have already had for result compul
sory return to constitutional forms and the
liberation Of . large number Of persons illegally
and arbitrarily arrested, will restore faith in the
Justice and humanity of the government, and
revive the dropping hopes of the Union men of
che South. It requires now but a great victory
In Virginia to convert the feeling which Mr..
Montgomery tells us is latent amongst
Southern men into active sympathy with our
efforts. If that be obtained, the credit of Nc
'Clellsn's labors will devolvs upon General
Burnside II, on the contrary, disaster should
attend our arms, the indignation and vengeance
~sf the people will fall heavily upon those radi-
calls, both in and out of the Cabinet, who con-
,spired to effect McClellan's removal.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

1atioas OF every European despotism and 30 alb
Asrrent to all the ideas Of free people, receives
remarkable illustration by the evidence pro-
ducsd on the Investigation Of the charges
against Police Superintendent Kennedy. II is
shown to be the most dangerous and hideous
machinery ever invented against the rights and
liberties of the human race.
This abomination was inaugurated by the
War Department, and is at this moment In full
blast. 1t 4 disgrace to any country claiming
to he free. In republic it is intolerable. In
the United States it was wholly unknown till
introduced by the War Department of the pre-
sent administration. 1t is either a confes-
sion of miserable weakness ON the part
of . government or it is insulting to
the loyalty of the people. To such
IN extent is this base system carried that
General Mcclellan has been dogged all through
his campaigns by government spies. and at
this moment the head spy, calling himself
Allen, is on his track in this city. He is man
of very gentiemanly and bland appearance, and
very like the Chevalier Wikoff. Those who
know Mcclellan best know that 1t is impossible
to impeach his loyalty and truth. But from the
developments in the Brinsmade case, as well
90 from the records Of the system in other
countries, it is notorious that innocence is no
protection against the Vaccinations Of dstec-
tive adventurers who desire to distinguish them
selves, and are not very scrupulous about what
they say do or swear. According to the testi-
mony produced before the Police Commissioners
a guiltless man or woman might be kidnapped
and imprisoned for weeks and months, and
after oil nobody would be responsible. The
War Department clears its skirts Baker clears
his skirts, Kennedy clears his skirts, and Bowlss
clears his. Each shifts the burden on the other,
and nobody is to blame. We, however, have
an opinion on the subject. Baker, Kennedy
and Bowles are mere tools of the system, and,
when necessary, scapegoats. The responsible
party is the War Department at Washington.
Tho system, a. carried out, Is worse than any
that has ever prevailed in Russia, Austria or
France. We appeal to the patriotism and the
good sense Of the President to put it down.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

wigs, ToHsces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
MOldAva Cr.am, for beautifyng the hair, at w.
BATCHELOR'S IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative end
Wig depot wholegsle and retail. No. Asor House. The
Dye applied by skilfu artists.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

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Circulars sss. fres Of oIars, AZ sSarss..E sisA:s
Csviagtes. Ky- er ~ tsssis. No
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slaslsa osnp::,': h:sor; q k:.s.:s. ~,
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PrIxes Dashed An sll LegeIi.ed Lotte-
es Information sivss ISssra SATSs I Rsofe,
Eight Csrtes dc vasits for 0i-EquaI 70
ihe best made BALOHs rs 0resawich st.. cor Barclay
Barauua,s was Overnowing Yester-
dsyNo. less than sooo persons witnessed the brlaa.
noon and evening.
II tho baby - Quitting Teeth Use Mrs.
a
Ssssry that Sss relief and he.h 70 Infants asc bottle
The Heads Of Blurderers, Thieves and
Inventor. and waries, be ss the Phrenoogcai
Gsursud's Poudrs Subtitle Uproots Hair
BATES, Boston.
No Moro Gray Hair.-Grandjean's Cele-
the hair. Once Asser place
Datchslor's Hair Dye-she Best I'm the
wsrld harmless and reliable: Sold oy drug
Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prsserv.tive and
Dye applied By sEilful artists.
WIGS, Te.sees. Hair Dye, Hair Dysing
and MoldAvA Cr.am, for beaufying the hair, e w. A.
BATCHELoR'S is Bond street
Roautlful Com mplexiOm.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth LQre Pearl for preserving and the
V6texion AID skin Ladies' after using this delight
f toe4 astpe win be convinced that II has equal AL
druggists and $50 Brosdway
schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup-FOr Sale,
Wholesale and retail at the depot 81 Barclay street, N
Use Millor's % Cent Hair Dye and 25 Cent
Invgorstor Sold everywhere Try them Depot 5S Dey
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
form Of ScroulA obstinate erpons of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street, New York city
1854.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Batchslor's Hair Dye-she Best I'm the
Werld harmless and reliable. Sold BY drug
ists psrfume everywhere. Factory q Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

gchcnck's PulmOnic Syrup-FOr Sale,
Wholesale retail at the depot 81 Barclay street. N
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

No Moro Gray LEANS Cele-
consultation for the ombeshment resoration
the hair. ORse Ast0r place.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

GOuraud's POudre Subtitle Upro0ts Hair
from any part Of tho body. Warranted 80 Broadway
BATES, Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Omciai Drawings or che Library Ass0.
siaslsa Gem peay's feaory Of Ksasaeky.
!. CLASS no. AlI-November n. 10o1 -.
"a, 81, z, 24s IS, rs, rs. y. 1, IS. 78, ~.
Class No. <l9-ksvembesT. Ass.
SO, 7s. ~, "A. IA. O.. IL. ~. 8. 90. 67. II.
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The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Peixes Cashsd An ell Legalixed Lotte-
des Information Given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
No. IL Wall street. room No. I. n Y.