Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

cavalry, who was captured nv the IAN De-;
m ,pi Georgia Volunteers, on the 2sd az Nn~T.,
At Iyn;,n S as,'nS rs courier to General Ranks,
o. e sulphur Springs. When captur.J
a ,l carried before Colonel Douglass. of m,
'."h georgia, tina; officer ordered four man >,
Hianu over Deneen with fixed bayone,s and
~ he'S, while fifth robbed his person
Vi money, private letters, dasuerreotypes of his
VIE ana child, and every other arti; L. of mi
Sale property they could find; Colonel Doug.
lass Ill the meanwhile looking on, Tae neSt
,ao.nihS douglass appcarrd before his regiment
mounted on the horse captured from D.nepn
Ihe latter II qucstcd to have the pict,r, taken
iSom him returned. which was refused, Dpu--
fiss STATING that he (Drncrn) had refused 10
give certain information asked of him The
matter was then reported TO Gtncr,l StonewaI
Jackson, Who, however, paid no attention to the
complaint.
The soldiers who were captured with n.na.n
were conveyed at once TO General Hills head
quarters, and were there robbed Of their boots,
IN" rebel soldiers (bS direction OF Hill hi:nscD
arpropriat them to their own use, and The
prisoners were thus compelled 10 walk barefoot
To Richmond. Two crackers and a small piece
OF bacon was all The provision the prisoners
rrceiyrd from the time OF their capture until
they arrived ~ the Lihber prison.
FouETH-WARD STATION CAsXs.-Bcforc Jus
ticc Wul!cr.-John Slater larceny: Jail for hear
ing. Grace West, drunk and disorderly: fined
ST. Gus. Ford, murder; for further hearing.
John Kelly, drunk and disorderiy; Workhou>e
~ days. Robert Wilson, fighting; Joseph Har-
rison. do: fined 50 each. John A. Dugan, dis
loyalty; turned 10 military. Charles Veneran
hack without license fined 81. Ed. Jones, dis
orderly; do. So Patrick Donnpllv, hack with.
out license, do. -. H. Levi, suspicion OF lar
ceiif: IL. Eckhardt, do: dismissed. Christian
Zeigler, assault and battery; fined So Marya-
ret Donovan, selling liquor without license;
fined S2D.5o by Justice Clayton. Hugh Dough-
erty, drunk; turned over to military Emilia
DO; do. Eliza Miller, keeping bawdy house:
lail for h'aring. Aionzo DepOnt, do. Peter
Never. James Housn,an, Mrs. Housman turn
ed 10 military. John Corrigan, drunk and de-
sertiou; do Julius Brown, keeping q bawdy
house: do. Rosa Cameron, Emma Weider, Ann
Sh"inrr and Bertha Miller. prostitution: dis
missed George Evans suspicion larceny; dis
missed. Ellen Mccarthy, selling liuuor with
out license; fined sao5e by Justice Clayton
MELASCHOLY OCCCEEESCH-A rnelan cho,y
accident took place this morning about o clock
n the test battery Battery Fox near tho Aims
house. which resulted in the death of a young
man named VIM. Dykes, aged about y wears
II appears that the workmen OF the ordnance
department (Nayy-Iartl) do guard dury ~ he
battery and last night at - o'cIo *, the de-
ceased and young man named Shepherd re-
lleNed those on duty. Mr.. Shepherd az once
l;,id down, lea wing the dPcpa Spd on DUTY and
about two o'clockhe was awakened BY report
OF mnsket ana the ,rOans o. the dc ceased, who
was shot through the right br-r~t, and died in
Il snort time. 1t is supposed that after Mr.
shepherd went to sleep the deccase ed took down
;hc muskct, and in handling il the lock strucJs
AGAINST the fioor diScharging the piece with the
above effect. The deceased lived :Irar the cor
ner of Seventh and NJ streets and was uniycr-
sally esteemed.
ELECTED The following ri.n.lp,,,nn bava
been elected officers OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society for the ensuing wear: Rev Fr
" lgef, President; Geo. Savage, Vice President;
'. r. King. Corresponding Secretary; q. e. C..
Simms, Recording Secretary; T. Crowley,
Book-kcCpcr; r. Eichorn, Urea surer: J. H Ste
phens. Steward; Trustres-H. Donahue and
F..taK, HIaIN
Harbin and Francis X. Dooley, ST Peters pr
ish; Pat. Jordan and Joseph RHdtarn, 81: Mat.
thew : parish; Francis Prott and - SchultZer
IT. Marys parish John +. kim and George
Becker, II. Augustus parish; Vim. kinsley and
Peter MctfinneSs, ST. Domimici6's
The means OF this society de yotad 70 the
clothing and education Of INDECENT Catholic
children.
CLEANING OUT.--L.ast night, Scrg't Fcnwick
and Roundsman Leach, with squad of the
Provost Guard, made a descent upon two noto-
ria'is houses, each known to the :. Roughs'' as
emo Conc on Louisiana avenue. near Four
and .haf ST., kept by man named Housrnan;
the other on Four-and- half street opDo> it-
the Presiy terrain church, kept by Eliza Miller
Seven women and three men were taken from
the last, and from HouSinan's the proDrirtor
anu fr,naie he claimed to he his wife. Hous-
man and Wife were turned over to the military
Lila Miller was sent to Jail for trial; the men
were turned over 10 the military; the women
ordered TO leave the city
~
ARREST FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon
patrolman Dom, OF the Fourth Ward, met
Angus tus Ford. the negro who was CHARGED
win shooting and killing another named John
ADAMS az 4 mouse IN the northern part of the
Fourth Ward, about five weeks Ago an ac
count of which murder was published in the
Sfor al the time. Ford managed 10 eludc the
police who We're constantly looking for him:
but yesterday ne was picked up by patroiman
Dom on Sixth street. He was taken before
Justice Walter. who committed him 10 jai for
frT hcr hQar III.
be summoned.
ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS, &c.-Yestprsiay and
last night 43 recruits for the EXcefs ior Brigade
So for the seth and S7th New York, 100 for the
LIST Maine cavalry, and 50 for other regiments
arrived. FIfty-three COnvalescentS from Ann.
apolis Junction, Sc from Fort Hamilton, and
3,tt2 from the cOnvalescent camp 1T Aleyan-
drii, have also arrived at the "Soldier's Re-
treat"
THE DELICIOUS WEED.-Mcrchants, suffers,
and others desiring a superior article of tobacco
or segars, would do well to call and examine
the stock of VIM. Finley & Brother corner of
seventh and + streets, who have always Oh
hand the best ass Ortment, and of the hest brands
They are agents for the Michigan fine-cut to.
bacco.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Before yus-
tice Cldrk.-ADn M. Wise, assault: fined -
Wm- Johnson, dlsorderly; dismissed. J. W.
Day do; da- Robert Wilde, disordrrly
fined 81. John Mcdonald, do: do. Geo Har-
rison, do: dismissed. Thos. McGu;rp, do:
fined 81. Felix Mcclure, carrying concealed
weapons: fined sol.
ARRIVAL OF PRIzEs.-Thc tug Dragon came
mp this morning with two longbOats in tow on
which Were five men, who Were captured in
TIE Acatink by the crew OF the Dragon, charged
with violating the blockade, the boats not hay
ing the required passes.
To TnE PuBLIc.-We. the undersi gned Commit
tee appointed hy the East Washington Library A.
sccafion to receive and expend the money contrib
mted by the wOrkmeh of the Washington Navy
Yard and others for the relief of sick and wounded
soldiers IN East ashin gton and vicinity would
submit the following ss our second report, to
which We ask your careful attention:
Whole amount received Observation-Disclosures ycS 6s
Amount pended. ..... 90 II
As follows
Groceries, Wines, Vegetables, Msdi-
cines. &C.. .....................S2 g q
Furniture .-.....-... I36 Cj
Bed Ticking, Sheeting. Curtains &C.
for various hospitals .............. az 50
Repairs, withdrawing, Washing
and Ironing Clothes for patients
and scru bling hospital ...-... 7645
Wood n nd Coal %
Donation to East W ashi gton L Mon
Relief As-oei stisn .,..-...... 243
Returned 10 n dissatisfied cOntrbut.r