Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

p,rtment, named Rolls c. Ginct and James
fsul, 70 say 10 the last, which order thev cheer-
IulV ooeyed They succeeded In saving over
100 worth Of coffee, sugar and bacon, ard
other articles OF value, when the rebsls appeor-
lag, they began TO think It was time To leave
On looking for their clothes they came across the
army mail bags, and droyp ping their own prop
etty, they shouldered the % sii-bags and carried
them distance Of twelve miles, through heavy
rain and o ld, 70 Bull Run, where they 60, the
ice. One e there brave young men has ben
quite III sieoe, from fatigue.
DRArHs OF soLpIKRs.-Tbe following have
been reported since our last:
Cyrus Larued, sompsny r, 18th Mas.
simon Bliss, company A, 18th New SorS
seth Conden, company |, e5in New lork.
Sergt. Jas. Is. Cole, company X, zlst y Y.
Richard BoIarth, company ID, sch PeRus.
Henry Martin, company II, 18th L. =. infantry
Fred'k XIII, company n, 10th New YorK.
Geo. Hammond, company q, ID Delaware.
Edward Leak, company l, 1871 Okio.
A. q. CrofYutt, company ID, 9Th Penns
Corpl c. = Humphrey, company @, 5tb ". Y.
sergt @. Ellis company o, 81 ri ichigsu.
John w Eiton, COMPANY c, LIST Va. B.ttery.
J. X. ePen1e, company x, lUo.h PenGa.
RECOVERY OF GovBRssESI GooDs Monday
night Sergeant Skippon, Of the Third Ward po-
lice, having he nd that a number Of desereu
were concealed In the house Of Sarah Grant, coll
ored, Ia the alley between and NJ and Ninth
and Tenth streek, went there aud arrested six
men from hode Island and Massachusetts, regi-
men6. These were taKen 10 the central static q,
and Sergeant skippon, with q guard, returned
and searched the house, obAlnipg shirt, drawers,
blankets, . boz Of panh, ana IL small boxes OF
other articles OF U. 8. property The proPTistress
OF the be use, goods and possession were delivered
70 the military. The care will come up for q
hearing before the military examiner.
6BIxulE OF LieuoR.-In compliance with the
order VI Gen. Wadsworth In relation 10 the sale
OF liquor, the patrol yesterday visited quite q
number Of stores sad shops monty In the northern
section Of the city, and seized ali the Liquors
quite q let OF bottles and barrels Of the 80 be
joyful" La sons oases the owners lad taken the
sPiSgos out and tightly plugged up the casks,
ealing the same but this did not save tbs article
from seizure. To-day, However, an CT pianatory
order 10 published, by which 10 will be- seen thar
only spurious" liquor Is TO oe confscs;ed, and
then only when IL 10 exposed for sale, or there 10
evidence that IL has been sold since the order was
pIblished.
PoLioz The Third Ward patrol reported
stanton Shepherd, profanity 50 Aa z ship
drunk; turned over 70 military. Serena Howard,
disordefly; locked up three hsurs Bernard Don
nelly, assault; security for further hearing.
waing, Jas. Mynehr, violating corporation or
dinancs; locked up three hours. Martha John
son. profanity; for TRIAL. Jas. Randolph, Robert
hyst, violating city ordinance; iochsd up Tour
art, aghung; do. Tires hours. Alice johnson,
stealing silver spoons; Sail for further bearing
By Justice walter.
Roux, . name FAMILIAR to the police, aud COM
panion were arrested by the Fourth Ward patrol
men for fast riding and disorderly conduct. They
were locked In the station house, alps, riding
dresses, gay hat aad feathers, and this m.rning
were each ordered to pay Sill fne, and in default
were committed to the wofkhouse. The saucy
behavior OF Eliza deprived her OF the service OF
some young men who were at first disposed TO
save her from the work house. Sue had no idea
that one so gay a. herself would be compelled 10
90 TO the farm but the comm tment was placed
Ia the oncer's hands, and she had 70 submit.
HOSPITAL suPPLIls AND VOLUNTEERS Fon
SPECIAL SERVICE "A detachment Of the Boston
police arrived In the city last night with articles
Of Boston A portion Of their baggage was de-
posted In the Third Ward station.
| DR.. Dunlap aad Messrs. nj. Boyer and d. f.
Chain, Of the Nerrl.sown, Pa, bar, with mum
ington 70 make tkemselv yes sesvieeable in what
ever capacity necessity may require them.
BAspAsss voR THE wousDrB.-Bandases
l should be made from cotton which has been
l washed any old cotton which will bear q hard
pull viii answer the purpose They should be
from three TO six inches in width, and from four
by tapping one end over the other and sewing the
piecing securely; the edges need not be turned In
No selvaga o. hard seams should De allowed on
| them,
THI CAPITOL HoerITAl-The Rotunde, the
Senate and House Halls and the corridors OF the
Capitol have been hastily converted into hos
pital-cots and beds being placed in every avail
able place. No patients have az yet, however,
| been admitted; but al the beds are now read j
| they tllIikely be taken In to-day.
ARRIvL OF DBsRRTERs. Government
transport arrived about eleven O'Clock this morn
L ing, from Fort Columbus IN. Y.,) bringing 10
deeerters, In charge Of Lieut. Carpenter, Of 18th
Infantry. They are from nearly every division OF
| The army: They were all sent under guard TO the
Old Capitol.
Coon EovInINr-The employees Of the
Government Printing Once aud Bindery, 90 tbs
pumber Of one hundred and seventy, this morn
ing rendered their services 10 Gen. Wadsworth
for the defence Of the capital In response to the
] call Of the Government.
BlKAKrxs Up RAScHK-The Fourth ward
ofaces entered Batess alley last night, and took
possession Of house and the inmates, who were
behaving very disorde,ly. The inmates were
carried 70 the station house, and disposed Of
cordins 70 law this morning.
CesvAIEscEsT NURSE To-day about I7s
| eonvalescent soldiers In the different hospitals
being detailed to the several hospitals for duty
Is nurses-
DHAp-Capt. n. p. Engle, late OF Gen. Casey's
staH, died at the Metropolitan Hote' this morn
ing Of injuries received from bad fall.
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