Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.
AnusaMR<rs To-NIGHT.

AMussMrxrs To-NIsHT.
Crowns THRArxp.-This popular resort opens
10 night, with John e Owens rs the "bright
s,vanyth,ng Of O wens, his reputation being fully
estahIi.te ed here and elsewhere. He appears TO-
night a. Dr. OIlspod. In the " Poor Gentleman
and MOI Rs,s Dsnia. Who i. popu.i Neu
York fsvorite makes her appearance In Wssh-
Irgton tc-night for The 1rst time In six years
The bill presented u one Of unexcelled atirac-
tons.
ForpS Tlxlrrl IA full house witnessed the
performance last night at this cosy resort.
splendid comedy bill n offered for this evening,
and M Clarke win appear In "Turning the
His iniinitable rsnditon Of the latter character
never falls 70 bring down the house. Go, by all
means, and zee Elm this evening. The other
charscten Of the play have all beea cast with
much csre.
CANrKnBuRY HALL.-This popular resort con-
tinues to be well patronized and the enthusiastic
crowds who nightly visit the tinstituton" ex press
,hemselve: a remarkably well pleased. Clala
Ellen Colleen and oshen In dance; the Dslavantes
exhibit Of muscular strength and power never fail
to bring down the house, and these performances
alone are worth the price Of admission.
ACADEMY OF Musc.-Free concerts daily at 4
p. m, and continuing throughout the evening.
Signora SeydelI has been re-engsged, and will
entertain the habitues Of the Academy with first
solid refreshments ut hand.
SKcRsH GIfrrso BoLp-Yesterday evening
number Of rebel prisoners confined In the Ola
Capitol, were removed to Fortress Monroe for
exchange A few persons got wind OF the affair,
and among them secesh largely preiomnsted
blushihsly and without disguise, made a full
display OF their Secesh sympethies. First came
three females, accompanied by q man, all Of
whom seemed particularly DESTROYS Of attracting
the attention Of the prisoners. They walked up
and they walked down, and ore more bold than
the rest, went to . window on the street side
OF the building and conyerssd with the prison.
ens in his eforts TO ges them sway. These
women carried two Blankets, one Of which con-
tnined sweet potatoes, which were probably In
simple fact 70 let The female arrayed In black
silk, the one arrayed In spotted delaiRe, (and
who complained Of cher sore foot }" which made
her and aso e.
young man, and appears healthy enough to stand
rossioiy BE- ga chisi smsna 'sp, taiin' notes
The elderly lady, with the "auburn curis," who
peered anxiously through the railing from around
the corner on A street, and whose hifalntin ex
pressons Of sympathy were absolutely Sickening,
may take q hint One brazen woman with a
child In her arms, "a married woman, perhaps
appeared to enjoy kfssing her hand to the rebels;
carriass to which a gray horse was attached.
AMI who wore a white straw bonnet trimmed
with green ribbon, smused herself In the same
eences Of Seeesh sympathy: One Of the pris-
oners displayed through the bars OF the window
miniature CosSedersfe Dag, and mods and smiles
like geaaeman, rods By in a carriage, and de-
lberately waved his hat, and gave slight cheer.
HuxAs RrsHrs-In accordance with the fol-
loving notice we visited Temperance Hall last
night st the hour designated:
''TAs Hsnsas kights Assoejaties will meet at
Tsnperance Hall on Friday evening next, at
O'Clock.
"Per order Of Leu DkRwoop, Pres't.
GOWN HurcHrsoN, Sec'yn
Either from the fact that the Human Fighters
didn't advertise Ia the a., or because the com.
r-ovemsnt OF the association, not soul was
pies-ns at eight O'Clock. The janltof Of the
building said that he had opened the hall three
or -four times for the Human Rig htes, but they had
no: vet held q meeting, and on this occasion they
= nc: secured q room.
M, caring to miss the meeting, should II come
Il, we took a seat by the door, and waited for
arrivals. In less than an hour q man was seen
approaching with quick footsteps, and we had
an idea thai the meeting would come OF after
ali. The Individal, afs9f eying the various win
dows. apparently to catch a glimpse Of light,
inquired anxiously IL the Human Righ's AssOci-
a.ion was to meet In the hail. We answered
yet no one had appeared. Our solitary friend
said that he held bill against one Of the
members Of the association, whom he could
net nnd at his place Of business, and he was in
hopes to meet him here. After waiting q few
minutes he said he I" believed the id thing had
played out" and withdrew.
somewha 1t later there were some arrivals, to the
number, at different periods, Of three. four i've,
and even six, but no organization was effected
u at We are aware of, and IL was mentioned that
the failure lay In the temporary absence from the
city Of those prominent in the movement. They
TAD perhaps gone out to fight Jackssn, or in the
other direction,
PoLIcR.-The Third Ward pasrolmen reported
yesserday-David Wentink, vagrant; for hearing
Barney McDevitt, drunk; dismissed. John But.
Ter, charge Of stealing horse; security for further
hearing Samuel Brown. profanity; paid IS cents
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported-J ohm
Crandell, drunk; turned over to the military.
Mary smith, profanity; dismissed: Ann Call !;
Burns, turned over 70 military. A. v. Johnson,
disorderly for trial. Michael Burns, fugitive
from justice; dtsmi:aed-ey Justice Walter. Ann
Mulloy, do; do.-hy Justice Barnaclo. Corne-
Illus Raidy, fghting; turned over to the military,
and william Stewart, aasault dismisssd-by Jus.
Nce Clayton Patrick Smith, enault and battery;
fined ss "a; also, for Profanityj dismissed. G.
w. Smith, violating city ordinances fned 81 81.
Thoma. sisisery, aghangi turned over to The
Mullins, profanity; security for good behavior
The MAINLAND sYaoD.--Last night, the mem.
bers OF the AarYlAno SYNOD OF the Lutheran
Church assembled at the Eleventh street church
(Rsv. Mr.. Butterfly, TO heiI the annual sermon.
The ministers aud delegates have not all arrived.
II was expected that Rev. Dr. Diehl would de-
Liver the discourse; but, by q failure Of road con-
necuon, he not present, and the duty dsvol we'd
upon Rev. Mr.. Bishop. The text selected was a
part of the 4h Of the Third Epis.le Of John:
"a w ak In truth :" which, after q very clear and
beautifully pressed review Of the errors of the
Church and the world, and an argument clear
illustrating that ths Bible Is the standard Of
truth was applied In eXhostation to the congre-
CATION, especially the ministerial portion Of Il.
The presence Of Rev. DR.. Morris, Of Baltimore,
and DR.. Baughef, Of the Gettysburg College, In
the pulpit, was gratifying 70 many.
Uop,vs IpR CHEAP Yesterday patfolmap