Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

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iB representation IN Amefics, and Tomorrow
night viii be bis last appearance in w asnlngton.
CASrERBuRY.-This Is the evening set apart for
the benefit Of Dick Pafker-the inmitable DICK
whose career Of burnt cork glory IN this city has
Lay'' and the SSons Of Malta are part Of the pro-
Pramme Julia Mortimer will sing some OF her
sweesest songs, Mile Fowler and F,snE La rSlie
add renewed grace 70 the dance, and DICK Pafkef
make some Of his happiest hits
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The free
concerts at this establishment continue 70 please
Rosenthals visitor: hugely: His l.rdeI Is well
stocked, and his refreshments Of the liquid order
are the best In the market.
CONFLICT or AuTHoRrrY-D.p.ty Marshal
Phillips dad JaiIor MtIbhrn under Arrest About
half-past O'Clock last night squad OF soldiers,
under lieutenant, went to the jail with an order
from Gen. Wsdsworth, Military Governor, de-
named AIethia Lynch, belonging to Mn. Barbara
Allnott, Of Prince Georges county, who had been
committed by the com missioners under the fugi-
burn, refused TO obey the order, stating that the
only orders he could obey were the Marshal's,
(Col. Lamon Mr.. Milburn sent word 70 Mr..
and word was sent back not to obey the order
until the Marshal could be seen. Mr.. Phillips
was then sent for TO come and give them q reply
in person, and he soon made bis appearance;
IL lie intended to obey It. to which the Deputy
Marshal replied that he could not. Messrs. Phil
iips and Mlburn were then informed that they
were under arrest.
They were then asked for the keys which they
refused to give, but seeing that resistance was
useless allowed them 10 be taken from them.
Some Of the guards then went up In the prison
and released the woman, who was taken TO the
Provost Marshals Office. h
Joseph II. Bradley, Esq l., counsel for the owner
Of the girl, hearing Of the affair went over to the
TAIL, when lie was informed that he might con-
slider himself under arrest. James nj. Carlisle,
E,q, who went there subsequently, was also
placed under arrest.
10 the central guerdhouse, the guards passing
with them by the residences Of Messrs- Carlisle
and Bradley, and their families were Informed
Of the state Of affairs. A messenger was also
sent 10 Col Lamon at the same time who i'm
Tnpdiately went 70 the White House, but was not
able to see the President at that time. Word
was quickly sent to the various police stations
for the men to be summoned to resume posses.
sion Of the jail III necessary, and the men were
quickly got tog ether, but their services were not
needed, an events turned afterwards.
Colonel Lamon proceeded In company with
Sergeant Cronin TO the Jail, shout two O'Clock,
and there found sentry pacing back and forth
before the door-Messs- Bradley and Carlisle
being inside free to 20 about the building, but
not allowed TO leave the jail the Sergeant Of the
guard also being inside. Superintendent Webb,
Of the police, came In a few minutes after Col.
mGG and ne party wsTs g@ sss az Sase
Sergeant, and Informed him that be was under
arrest. Col. Lamon and Sergeant Cronin went
Immediately 70 the sentry and disarmed him, ana
also placed him under arrest. Messrs. Bradley
and Carlisle were then released and returned TO
their homes. Sergeant Cronin was placed In
charge Of the jail. .
About four O'Clock this morning, a guard ap-
peased to relieve the military guard, and were
informed that they had already been relieved by
the civil authorities, who were in possession.
The Deputy Marshal, Phillips, and jailor MIL
burn are vet al the guardhouse, under military
arrest The sergeant Of the Provost Guard placed
under arrest by Marshal Lamon, was released
this morning by the Marshal.
DEATHS or SoLpIKRs.-The following deaths
Of soldiers at the various hospitals have been re-
ported:
Warren Davenport, company c, s2d New York
sy Newton, company I, 18th Massachusetts,
John Hickens, (rebel prisoner,) company A,
5th North Carolina.
w sherver, company r, 10th New York.
Serlt b. Estell, company II. 5th New Jersey.
J. Hufmann, company G, 10lst Pennsylvania.
Bergart, Company D, Ssh Pennsylvania.
W. Syers, company d, 5th New Jersey.
w. II. Walker, company G, 9th Maine
Jas. Campbell, company r, 10th New York.
Darwin Broadwell, Company B. 9eih New
York.
Andrew Jasper, (colored,) employee Of the
Quartermastsr's Department.
Patrick Irands, company =, I'd Rhode Island
Volunteers
Martin v. Clemens, company d, s3d New
York.
George O'Clougb, company F, sth New York.
steamer North America, the name and descrip-
ton not given, has also been reported.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with al the information they desire In relation
20 the burial place Of their friends &c, by call
ing on F. 7. Sands, Government undertaken, 4i4,
r street north.
CITY RAILwAY.--The corporatofs Of the Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company met
at room No 10, NationSl Hotel, at O'Clock p m,
on "Wednesday evening last, and organized by
HiuOman NJ the
board, and Mr.. J. J. Coombs secretary. Mr.. II.
KilbOurn was chosen treasurer.
Mr.. Addison moved that the treasurer be re-
qulred TO give bond In the Of $500 900 for the
security OF the money paid In on subscription to
stock.
Mr. KiIbourn offered the following resolution;
which was adopted
Resolved, That the treasurer shall, at the close
OF each day, make statement TO the board Of the
amount Of funds and securities In hands, and de-
pcsit the same with some banking insti tuition of
this city, to be selected by the DOTpOrators, and
the deposit subject to the order OF the board
Pending the confederation OF said resolution,
Messrs Addison and Bowen announced their re-
signation as corporatOrs, and withdrew.
Another meeting was held Yesterday afternoon,
and the capital stock was Fixed at 500 600 sub
jsct 10 be Increased TO any sum not exceeding
$500 600, amer the organization OF the COMPANY
At the same meeting the Bank Of Washing ton
was selected a. the depository Of the funds and
securities 10 be paid in by the subscribers to the
capital stock az the time OF subscribing.
TEE WRoNs CusToNER.-Lastn night, as Lieut..
G.. Meyer Zulick was on the way TO his quarters,
on Seventh, near o street. he was followed by two
large men, whose movements excited his suspi-
cion that they Intended him some mischief
Passing along a short distance, one Of them, a
soldier named John Hildt, advanced directly
upon hi1l. Lieut.. ". warned them of, but HIldt
seized him, and a scufi. ensued, the assailant
evidently trying TO get the Lieutenant's watch
and chain. Lieut.. IT,. finding the fellow was
handling him too freely, drew pistol. The
COMPANION Of Hildt ran, but lie continued the
scufa., and Lieut. Il. shct him, the ball entering
the groin and passing around the thigh. The
patrolman on the beat ran up and arrested Hildt.
DR.. keasiey was called 20 examine the wound,
and, though the ball could not be extracted last
night, 10 was ascertained that the wound Ia not
dangerous. This morning, after a hearing before
Justice Thompson, Hildt was turned over to the
military.
POLicE.-This morning w. r. King, eolored,
was taken before Justice Clark upon charge Of
burglariously entering the premises Of MIR. X
b. Hughes, New York avenue, near Fourteenth
street 10 appears from the testimony of tho