Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

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asfrti rHrY ooxg u-The lsSd regiment Of
PENNSYLVANIA volunteers, rom The bills nc w.
lew Of Cambria, Perry, Sonerset ana bcoiore
counties, arrived IN ne civ tes no, $3.50 sSe
This regiment 10 1000 strong, sd 10 comm.nece
by Colonel speaimsn, LieSt. Col. cOpelsnd and
Ihe Io9d Pepu.vlvsuia, numbering ses men,
mostly from Cumberland CO., urivea vee,eY
afternoon, and after being refres aeo ~ " -
dier's Retreat marched over 20 Arlins 'on BE-
The men aye tne looking Get, and aLNonk W =.
are some Of The hr,t young men In that PORTION OF
the state. The ofacers have not yet bSen tp-
pointed. the regiment coming on under the Som,
mand OF Capt. goseph H. Shreve. They are w
armed and equipped, aud are accompanied by q
full complement Of hsld music.
Quite number OF recruits are daily srrivtag
for the regiments already In the service
swlxpoopLE ArrArR..-on Monday afternoon
MIRA NcCailagsn and Der daughter, Mary Per-
fins were before yuEtice Clayton 10 answer me
charge OF using threats towards MRS. German
the other two parties on the same warrant, Nh
Bridget McLsush lin and Anna Mo6allsgsn,
having eluded the sfsr me ~. -
The charge brought by Mrs. ferfins on senng
liquor by the small was dismissed by the yus,ioey
who decided that ts the ofense charged mao ocea
committed q month since, IL was msnelcU
prosecution. warrant was then issued ageinH
Mrs. McCsllaean and Mn. Perkins, charging
| them with disloYalty, and they were sent 70 the
Il Ocnuol OudFonoute, TOm WbcuCt tI01
leased YESTERDAY morning BY the military sstaot-
tiles. Their disloyalty 10 said 70 cons'S OF bur
| rshing for JEFF, and calling the Gag over Cor
mans house dirty dish cloth.
i THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfc-s Jsstscs
| Waltsr Daniel W. Walton, disorderly; hned IS.
VIM. Barton, disorderly and ProfAne fned %.
Cora Miller, visiting eawdy house Jennie
| Thusly, keeping bswdy house; Lydi. Young,
L do Nelly Hamilton, q boarder In bawdy house,
VIM. Mcintosh, George Many and Chss Blair,
| taken at the house; all held for bearing, VIM
| Johnson, disorderiy; dismissed. Geo. w. Hol-
/ lin, do; do. Mary Taylor, keeping eevdy
| house; jail for further hearing Ida smith, Eh1s-
| beth ROby, Annie Johnson, Mary A. Thompson.
boarders; held for hearing at ii O'Clock. VIM
Thompson, taken In the houe; sent 10 JAIL fof
| contempt OF the agistrste Julius Henolt, rent
| e Loui. HandIo. a boarder; Eugene Crsqusv,.
do dismissed. Ellen Smith, colored, cook In
| the house; dismissed.
DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS We understand that
officers from Pennsylvania, New jersey, and
other State regiments are recruiting In this city
4 the volunteers being under the impression that
their families Will be supported and they receive
l the bounty no matter 10 what regiment they may
4 be attached. This 10 a mistake. The committee
\ who have the matter In charge will aid no fsmi-
lies except those whose heads 20 into one or other
Of the District regiments. Tbs District can scarce
4 ly afford 70 pay men whose labou are credited 10
/ other States. FIJI up your own regiments frst-
i A gentleman who witnessed dress parade Of the
| LIST District regiment last Sunday says 10 looks
4 merely like good sired company, some captains
not having more than ave or six men under their
command.
AsKvERE FIsHT Yesterday evening, between
seventh street, opposite the Norwood Houss, near
| Center Market, where fght was In progress es-
tween Robert Cross and Patrick Gormiey. Be-
lore the police arrived the nght wa, over ana the
| beaten, aud Cron was cut upon the nose with
metal pitcher, while he was engaged with 6orm-
ley. Cross meeting with Patrolman McOevitt
after the affair, went with him before Justice
4 Walter, and gave bail for further hearing, and
/ requested the issue Of warrants for the arrest OF
the parties who assaulted him. The others viii
be arrested.
l STEALING MAsnrRArE's warcH -Yestc--
day evening, when the Hght between Cross sad
| Gormley was going on at the Norwood House,
on Seventh street, aud great crowd was gath
cred on the pavemenis, Justice Johnson went
| into the crowd with view TO restore quiet In
/ few minutes the crowd began to disperse, and
l the Squire was about leaving, when he discov-
cred bis watch guard dangling before him, and
Il was dlsagreeably surprised te md that his watch
had been jerked from his pocket and unlocked
from the guard while he was moving about In
l the crowd.
PoLIcE.-whit Rollins, vsgr,ncy; security
| that he will not become chargesbls 10 the Cofpo-
I ration. Mary Perkins and Ca'hariBe mccain
gate, disloval language; turned over TO the mill
tary. James McGlaucklin, lying drunk in the
4 street; do-oy Justice Clayton. G ID Mix, de-
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| larceny; dismissed. VIM Perkins, disioyal Ian,
guage; turned over to the military. Michael
Halloran, dol do-by Justice Walter.
The NKw MILITARY PRISON -waters' -four
| warehouse on High street, Georgetown, has been
/ fitted up as military prison, and 10 capable Of
/ accommodating from ave 20 six hundred prison
ers. About one hundred are at present confined
/ there. Captain Lansing, Of the Georgetown Pro-
I vost Guard has been assigned 20 the command,
and Captain Ellsworth OF the s6th N. Y. has
II bRPn detailed N the dutU of Ia a l.
i soneu
FILLING UP OLD REsIxEsrs.-Three hundred
Il and sixty three new recruits, 10 Nil up the ranks
/ Of the Fourteenth Regiment Massachusetts, Vol
ately marched to Fort Albany, where the Regi-
| ment 10 now CHARTERED. These recruits wers
| raised In Essex county, and are under command
| Of Lieut. Perkins.
The TENTH NEW YoRK CAVALRY This re-
II glment, under command Of Col. Lsnan which
has been doing duty near Hsvre de Grace for 20
veral months past, has arr ed near the city, and
Il 10 encamped near the Bladensburg road. They
have not vet received their full complement.
| CITY RAnwI1-The cars now start nom
1 Georgetown and the Capitol at q. m. The
cam from Seor9etOwn to the bsisimore and Ohio iS
Railroad Depot at such times as 10 make con-
nection with all the trains going North.
GEN CoRcoRAN PHoroeRlPHEp.-severslf ne
photographs Of Gen. Corcoran were taken 10 day
Il at Bradys Gallery, cartes de vsite Of which viii
II be for sale we hear tomorrow. They will as
, Il suredly be In eager demand.
ILL--Capt. l.. r.. Green, Aid-de-camp 10 Gen
Sigel, arrived here yesterday from Culpepef, ana
} 10 lying quite Ill at the Washington Hotel.
Il MRS. LINcoLN's BROTHER KILLKD.-A brother
/ Of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, WAC WAS Ia the rebel
h army, IL IL reported, was killed in the lnte hght
at Baton Rouge.-MsnpkIs APPEAL, Arg. le.
, g Dl Z T. 3 AMI CITE EMS
4 MRS. WREN having served a. Matron the lasf
| year in On Army OF the Potomac, where che saved
hundreds from tue hospitsa, of.rs her M edlolnee
II for the ,beneht OF al. ber FENER MIXTURE not
i on,y prevents ut cures speedily. One teaspoon
full will furfy pint OF Water, and IN q IL seesoa
no Soldier or CivIIaa Ghould travel wlthoutIt Put
| up IN BOTTLES 90 suit the pocket Also, her LUNG
II MIXTURE, which saved hundreds In camp from
Consumption last vintsr. FOR testimonials zee
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