Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.
AMrsEsiSSTS TONIGHT

AMtHBNfSfS TONIGHT
Growers THsATER-This week opens with
brilliant announcements at all the places of
synuseulent: three % them producing new
STARS. Comedy has had a most sue cess full run
at Grover, and now we are 10 have plays OF
moro earnest nature. Mr.. E. L. Dayenn,rt
the eminent American actor appears toni -h-
As Damon" in 80 Damon and Py.hias" Nj
Susan Denim personatrs "Hermionr.'' Ia the
aftfrpiece, Dan Sstcheil will get in IN n 9. Ram
lar Fix. and get out OF it much TO the am ase-
ment Of the audience. .
WASHINGTON THEATER-"Th fayorlta COM
edian. John l. Owens. appears al this resort
thIs evening, as Z" Henry DoN-," in =. Married
1lk," and as Billy LacKaday," in Sweet
hearts and Wives" Miss Annie wilks, Mis-
kate DSnin, and the other prominent perform
trs are IN tho cast Mr. Owens has ftIlad so
many successful engagements I'm this city thai
AZ e unnecessary to enlarge on his abilities
foRp's THEATBR.-Thr startling meIo drama
OF "Narramattah, Or thr Tept of the Wish ton.
ish,' VIII be produced at Eord's: and Maggie
Mitchell-ths public's pet--wilI appear in fha
leading character; and with that success WI.
opine, which invariably attends her delinea-
tons. Charley Bishop appears as ssSatisfac-
ton skunk" The merry laughing farce of the
''Ladirs StrataErm'' will conclude the enter
t;'innent, Miss Maggie sustaining five charac-
ters.
cd, and will Tonight renppear upon the Can
tertury boards. No other announcement is
necessary TO lii the house, SO popular is this
beautiful young lady with the public who are
wont TO resort TO Canterbury. Mile Ra rel has
bern eel gagged for one week only. The "0ip-
sey's lay" which was so popular last spring,
VIII be reproduced, and none who would wit
nes+ one Of the most beautiful pieces ON the
STACY should fail to SIC IL.
The CIRCus.-M'm- Louise Touruaire will,
at every performance this week, appear in .
number Of astonishing equestrian fpats on her
thorough bred English charger "KaiI," and
her Arabian steed I" Liberty" Gardner Hem.
ming have selected their performers with care
from among the moet prominent at NiXon's
Cremorne Garden, New York, and the London
Royal Amphitheater, and are, therefore, sna-
oled 10 give entertainments OF high order.
ACADEMY or MrsIC.-At this resort Signora
Seydel and NJ. Jungnickel continue to enter.
tain with vocal and instrumental music, " bile
attentive walters dispense refreshments.
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RELIEF FUND FOR District SoLDyRRs-rhe
purpose Of making due provision for the VOL
unteers in the army, and their families Of this
District, has for some time, as is known. been
engaging attention here. The General Relief
Committee has adopted the following regula.
lions for the disbursement Of the funds which
have been or may be placed in their hands for
First-That the gratuities be confined 10 tho
families of volunteers now, or who hereafter
may be In active service in any regiment of the
District of Columbia, and families of citizens
of this District in service as vslunteers in other
regiments who are not entitled to receive as
sistance of like nature from any other source
Second.-That the word family shall include
the mother, where a widow, and sisters, if in
whole or in part dependent on the volunteers.
Third.-That the gratuity should be gradual
ted by the number and extent of the family
Fourth.-That the allowance to a WIFI. mother
or adult sister or sisters, be one dollar a week,
and to each child and infant sisters or brothers
fifty cents a week.
Fifth.-That the claims of all seeking an al
lowanee or gratuity he cxarained by a commit
tee Of three, who shall certify to the treas urer
the number and character of the family, that
they have not received assistance of 4 like ma.
ture from any other source, and that they are
entitled to receive relief according 10 the scale
hereinbsfore fixed.
Sixth.-That families Of volunteers shall
thereupon be entitled 10 receive from the treas
urrr the weekly stipcndshereinbefor provided,
SO long rs the fund lasts and the volunteer re.
mains in the service.
MORE TRooPs.-Ths 22d Connecticut Regi.
O'Clock last night. They were recruited, equip
ped and armed in less than thirty days, nom
the vicinity Of Hartford, and come prepared to
take the field. The following are the cars :.
Colonel, q. s. Durham; Lieut.. Colonel, T. n
Phelps; Major, II. Glafcke; Adiutant, G. A.
JuYell: y uarternlaStcr, j. -. Gilman; Commits
tnsy: u bani hrmrpTay; sSrst MAJOR, q e.
q. Raot, A 7. Amhre~ster. L. q. Riggs, II. T.
LOOMS, Geo CLARK, K. Swan, g. WhttIrsay
CIV Johnson, C. g. Shultris, Z. b. Raot.
The 2eih New jersey arrived late in the
night. They number 1863 men, who were re-
cruIted principally in Middlesex, Camden and
Gloucester counties, and are we'll prepared for
campaign. The following the principal
Officers: Colonel, Wisewell; Lieut.. Colonel
Roberts Major, Wilson; Adjutant, Gulick
QuartPrmastrr, Bodise; Surgeon, W. d. New
ell, and Assistant Surgeons Baker and j. f.
Berg.
Since Saturday over 700 recruits have ar
rived; i22 for the 50th New York, (Engineers,)
2i0 for the regular infantry, and Is for the In.
dependent Ohio Battery
FouRTH-wARD STATION CAsEa-B.fo,s Jus
tice WGtter.-Sunday-John Latham and John
Dougherty, gambling; fined 81 each. Dennis
Shonnahan, disorderly; do. 50. Michael Ken
neoy, selling hquor without license; do. S2l
margaret Long, Mary Sullivan, Cornelius Sui
Ivan and Hugh Digny, drunk and disorderly:
go. 81 each. Daniel Benton, drunk dismissed
Lfws Cass, for safe Keeping; do. VIM Brown,
drunk; do. VIM. Brown, resisting an officer:
for trial. Henry Kew, having concealed veap,
9ns lined $50. jos: Tyler, disorderly; do. 81
Henry Kew, assault and battery; dismissed
James Lynch, drunk and fighting; turRed over
Aonday-Jchn Harris, assault and ha.terv.
dismissed. VIM. Day, disordarly: 1ned al 81,
Semi Roberts, do: do. s2.Os. Tim Mahoney
and " m Kennedy, drunk; dismissed VIM
S MnsTin ms a. Jones, wm- Smith, Julia Bran
fined 81 each. Isaac Lamon. fast driving, Chss
Hayncs Franz Oachstein, Geo. Ciaggett, Ma
Ilda 4iown and Frank Windholtz, disorderly;
lined a each.
ARREST or HOTEL THIKvss.-sn Saturday
afternoon BIZ Hooks and Jim Wilson were ar.
rested at the door Of the Clarendon Hotel by
two ofthe Metropolitan detectives on the charge
OF being concerned in some Of the recent hotel
robberies. When arrested they had . lot of
skfieton keys and burglars tools In their pos
sFf~ioH, ana were apparently watching u
chance TO go to work at the Clarendon They
were taken one before Justice CLARK and the
oiheE before Justice Walter, and each were
committed to Jail for a further hearing They
are well known thieves, Hooks having served
trim In our penite ntiary for robbing q room
IN Browns Hotel some time since, and also q
term In the New York State prison for rob.
berry committed there.
SUPERB SHw SrocK.-MP. J. Markriter,
go seventh street, has Just laid In at his weII.
known stand = new fall stock OF paper hanS.
infsan articles in that line that cannot be . r.
paced for variety and excellence south of Nv
York. This stock embraces both rich and 10 W
priced goods, 80 that all classes Of dealers can
sun themselves; and purchasers, we may add,
are sure or finding articles bought At his place
10 Be }ast what they are represented Hs also
has of to