Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

the various hospitals with unusual prompt
ness.
These men are not dangerously wounded,
but are principally such As were able 10 walk,
and thus managed to be the first to get TO the
beat. =
The following officers came up in the Weems
They remained on board all night:
Erig. ten tiiboon, wounded i'll the hand by
piece OF she'll.
Brig. Gen. Kimball, of Indiana, wounded in
the thigh, severely, by q section Of a she'll s.
Col Robert Nugent Goth New York, contu.
sion OF the side by a she'll A rife ball struck
the handle Of his pistol by his side, breaking
the wooden portion in pieces, and wounding
him also.
Major Bardwell, 10th Pennsylyania.w wound
ed in the left hand. It was thought amputa.
ton would be necessary, but there is hope Of
saving the bahd. -.
MAJOR O'Nen, ed New York, wounded in
the right arm just below the elbow.
The I, flowing ar among the further casual
ties reported: -
Liz ut. Col Godman, i;h Ohio, wounded in
the lee. severely.
Sol. wiseweil. -asth New Jersey, wounded
In the mouth and throat, severely. p
Col. Snyder, 7th Virginia, wounded in the
head. severely.
Capt. Kelley, company A. lith Indiana,
killed. This bravo Office had Just re covered
from wound received in the battle Of Antie-
The 1ith Indiana resluent suffered terribly
10, the BEGINNING OF the engassment, losing half
suffered in the same proportion.
Major Hogan, seth New York, killed.
MAJOR Cayaraugi, acting Lieutenant Colonel
OF the 69th, wounded in the hip.
The loss OF officers III the d9ti, New York was
very heavy. Only four officers We're left in tho
entire regiment
Col Cross, 5th New Hampshire. wounded.
Col Miles, 61st New York, wounded
Gen Kimhall compliments the 9th and esth'
New Jersey regiments, which, though new
troops, fought splendidly.
MAJ Phiibrick, 18th Massachusetts, wounded.
ForRTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Sunday-
Susan Walsh, assault and battery; also dsor-
Derby ana profane bail for further hearing.
Charles Short, drunk: ". IT. Riggs do. turned
to the military: kelle Wyland, assault: fined
up three hours. X. VI. Fulton, drunk and dis
orderly: fined 81. Frank TAYLOR, vagrancy:
John Lee, do; ordered TO leave the city. ID.
tlrich, drunk and profane; fined 50. Ellen
smith, drunk and disorderly; fined 81. Sarah
Ann Davis, coiored, drunk: dismissed David
f'Hndy, was arrested Saturday for assault and
battery, and dismissed by Justice Barnaclo.
MoDday.-John Dick, fast riding fined ST.
David Clark, drunk; dismissed. Frank Smith
and John Johnson alias Bob Jackson, grand
larceny; Jail for court. Samuel Tucker, drunk
and disorderly; James Johnson, John Cooper,
DO; turned to the military. Nicholas Mentally,
drunk dismissed. Geo. Brown, Thos. Clark,
El1Zaoeth Stewart, Louisa Johnson, Virginia
BroWn, accessories to the robbery at Finley
Hospital; Winny johnson, the keeper Of the
house, was sick in bed, ana not taken,
AEOY THIEF-On Saturday afternoon, boy
named Walter Il. Donaldson was seen lurking
about the wood yard of j. W. Simms d Co,
corner of NJ and Ninth streets and about five
O'Clock, Mr.. Simms having occasion to go into
the yard, the boy slipped into the Office and,
opening the desk with a key with which he was
provided, made off with the contents consist.
ing OF IS or 60 dollars. Roundsman Greer i'm
mediately went in pursuit of him, and some
time afterwards arrested and took him to the
Third-ward station, and Justice Clayton com.
mitted him to Jail for further hearing. About
S2o was found in his pockets, which he stated
belonged to his mother and himself Before he
lrnt, 70 ,o,I
ceeded IN making him acknowledge that he had
buried the money in a gravel bank, near Loft.
ler's Garden: and he took the boy with him,
who pointed out the spot, and a69 were rccov-
cred therefrom.
PROVOST GUARD AREHsTs.-A man wear
ing uniform, and who said he was Charles
L. Stow bridge. chaplain in the L. 5. Army,
was arrested on Saturday and sent TO the Old
capitol he being without papers TO show who
he was.
Second Lieut.. Thomas J. PousIand and Ser
grant Ross. of the 18th Massachusetts yolun-
teers, We're arrested at the Simpson House, In
citizens dress, and taken TO headquarters, where
they will be dealt with in proper manner for
being absent from their commands without
leave.
a captain of New York regiment and
lie u'a1ant of a Pennsylvania regiment, lyere
found at house of ili-fame without p:ssrs
aud ordered 20 report 70 ;h1 Provost Marshars
office.
MILITARY FrSERALs-Yesterday mornin.
the remains OF Col. Conner, Of the it'll Wiscon-
sir, who was killed at the first battle OF Bull
Run, Were con yeyed to the Congressional Gem
etery, the 18th Maine, Lieut.. Col Shaw com.
m:nding, performing escort duty.
The r. mains OF I.ent Randolph Knight, of
company A, ith battery New York artillery.
were conveyed through Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday afternoon 10 the depot, escorted By
mis- company, and followed by friends IN car
ria2es.
The remains of Charles Charlton, Il member
| OF company IL, Goth regiment +. ", We're escort
| 81 10 the depot this morning by his company
! Ter Ir::is mission TO his home
BURGLARS AREEsrRD.-On Friday and Sat.
! urday last. detective officer Donaldson, of the
| Metropolitan Polite, succeeded in arrestiny a
white man named n Miller and two negroes-N:
with burglary and robbery in the tailor shop
OF q man named Cohen This burglary was
seo w tas t li0ls instant when clothing
! On the preliminary examination before Justice
Thompson, there was sufficient evidence to
! warrant the commitment Of the prisoners for a
| further hearia g. Officer Donaldson has found
! In the possession of one OF the negroes some
! portion OF the stolen clothing.
SUSPICION or Foul PLAY-On Saturday at
ternoon last, sailor was found dead in the
cellar Of boarding house on Pennsylvania
| avenue, near the Capitol, by a police offcer OF
| the Fifth Ward. From papers upon his person
1t appeared that his name was Leonidas May
| nard, and that &c was from Durham, Conn. 1t
! IS supposed h8 was drUgged and robbed, as he
! WAS seen with considerable amount OF money
upon his person. The proprietor and inmates
! Of the house could give no particulars OF the
man any further than that he came to obtain
! lodgings, which We're given him. Coroner
| Woodward was called, bat declined to hold any
! inquest
! SoLDIERs' CHRIsrNAs DINSER.-The fund
! for providing Christmas dinner for the sick
! and wounded soldiers in Washington and vi
cinity Is rapidly increasing. Mrs. Caleb b.
| Smith has received near $1,000 from various
! sources. The donations range from - to 500
| each Among the contributors is Lieutenant
General Winfield Scott. There are 25,Wn sick
! and wounded soldiers in hospital here, and. it
. Is to Do hoped that all will unite with Mrs.
. Smith and endeavor 10 give the soldiers a cheer
| ful Christmas entertainment.
BOLD RoBBgRI.-On Saturday last about II
! O'Clock, some burglars or q burglar entered the
! store OF Middleton & Beall, on Pennsy vania
! avenue, near Sixth street, opened the safe, and
! took therefrom a large portfolio, containing
| valuable papers, thinking IL 10 be rnonnx hui