Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-03

pfinted-defeated bis purpose OF making the Stdg
always nssc'PdPn-news being Its well known
speciality.
ADJUSTMENTS To-NIsHT.
THEATER-Reappearanc Of the distinguished
comedian, John f. Owens, and Lrst presentation
IN four wears Of the brilliant comedy Of " Self.D
Owens as " John Unit"
CHEsrY's-seventh night Of George Christy
at Odd Fellows Hall In a grand programme Of
choSusses, songs, ballads, dances solos, &c &c,
with Raw Recruits" al CountrYman in Fix'i
and japanese TOMMY" la Jenny Lind, con-
GLIDING with a new and rib-tickling afterpiece.
CANTERBURY HALL -Leoni and Canterbury
companies In a capital bill Of pantomime and
comicalities, including " The Sailors Return,n
Butler as " Hans Vanderduken;" the comic inter-
Jude I" lie Tour Du MaisOn," juggling, songs and
dances
KINs's AMPirHEArER-First appearance Of the
clown and black orator, John Lands, the eques-
trian pan:omime " Don Juan" and 6ardners
buSlesque dance Gala Cubaster, ~ with all the old
favortss in brilliant performances.
Orphans FAN, corner OF and Tenth streets,
for the benefit Of 81. Vincent's Female Orphan
Asylum. An attractive entertainment may be an
ticipated.
ACADEMY OF MUsrc-Ban open all day. Free
concert at three o'clock. Excellent refreshments,
&c, 6c.
The HUTcHINsoN's.-The always popular
Hutchinson family Cncludng the sweet little
Violal will sing in Rev. Mr.. Buffers Church, cor
ner OF Eleventh and streets, tonight. IL 10
understood that the Mcclellan Body Guards viii
attend the concert tonight.
INSULTING ALADY.-Yesterday, soldier Of the
1st New Jersey Cavalry, was arrested by patrol
man Robert johnson. for insulting lady upon
the street, even going SO far a. to put his arm
around her, Bergen resisted the psiro,msn,
drew loaded revolver and presented Il at his
head. struggle ensued to obtain possession OF
then choked and kicked the patroiman' Who
struck him with the weapon, cutting his head
Bergen was taken to the guardhouse and had an
examination before Justice Thompson. The JUS
tics decided to commit the prisoner, and was
considering whether to commit finally or for a
further bearing, when Lieut.. Sheldon, Of the
sS snrSis kifes on duty with the provost guard, at
took Bergen from the custody Of the magistrate
and ordered a corporal to lock him up in one Of
the military cells The magistrate protested, and
the lieutenant told him II there were apy cb.roes
against the soldier to make them in the military
once. Justice Thompson made a memorandum
OF the occurrence, to be returned TO the Commits
sioners Of the Metropolitan Police. II was stated
at the guardhouse that the sentry had orders IL
an. any 'Sdisrs were 6Tsughs there as prisoners, to
the order came from headquarters.
eENTRAL GuARpHousE CAsEs-Bsfors Jnstis.
ThontPson -sunday-L. Hopkins, drunk; nned
al 81 Martin Armbruster. Allen CLARK. ssmi
Corbitt, Charles McGre9or, John Lawson drunk
and disordsrly; turned over TO the u.ilitsrv Tho.
Dignsn, drunk; One 81 o.. Chs. n Barker, dis.
O'Connor, do do Meal Hammond, do las
Jones, drunk and disolderly; nne 81 Of.
Mon1ay-I6Ss. filler. drunk; dismissed. inc.
Connolly and avid. Kelly do turned over to
the military, French Simpson, gambling and
1soraehJ hne $50 and costs. Charles Jacobs,
Jas; k,dss, lno. Williams, Thos. Ingram, disor.
oeI "; do. 81 o.. VIM. BERGER, insulting lady
"a the street and resisting ofncef In discharge
of duty; taken out Of the magistrates custody by
the military John Murphy, sleeping In the mar
ket; workbouse 30 days. Ellen Mccarthy, hght-
log; fine 81 "a.
Fog.Ja wssD s.Az,os c.:zs,Bge,. yss-
John Loci, do; s1,5s. Hugh Dorsn, do dis
missed. Pat Higgins, do 81. John Phase, do;
dismissed. John Woodcosf, for the larceny Of
500, wss arrested by Chss +. Mccarthy, county
constable, and committed TO Jail for court
Monday-John Duffy, drunk and disorderly;
IS s., and twelve hours in jail for contempt. Pat
Kane, Thos Leonard, John Thornton, Jno Con-
mel, turned over TO the military. Henry B Noles,
drunk and disorderIy; dismissed. Jno. HurIyhy,
military Mary walker selling LIQUOR 70 soldiers;
woIkhouse 90 days. Jno. O'Conner, William
O,Rouke and Michael Ruttler, turned over to the
military. Anne Kelly and Charlotte Bates va
grants workhouse 90 DAYS.
THE FAcrs OF THE CAsR.-Editor Star: In the
report OF the arrest Of soldier by roundsman
the soldier was struck BY the oficer, which gave
offence to number Of persons, military and civil
Inc Application d tnat the otssT acted Improperly
known that the drunken soldier snapped loaded
revolver at one Of the ladies, and at gentleman
who came to the rescue Of the ladies In the house
the " offence" taken by the dastardly " civil and
military" bJStsnders win appear 70 be ground
less. The conduct Of officer Reed was manly and
prompt, and In the struggle to disa nm the he
was compelled to use the billy. The name of the
soldier Is Thomas Nieland, private In company
1, 5th cavalry. X.
FoR GANsLISs.-Yesterday, Sergeant Cuttings.
with patrolmen Shedd and Noonan, made a
descent upon house In the northern part Of the
Third Ward, kept by French simpson, and
arrested the proprietor and fosr negroes Charles
Jacobs, James Ross, John Williams, ard Thomas
Ingrsn, for gambling. They Were taken to the
guardhouse, and simpson was fined $50 and costs
for keeping the rancho, and the others 30 81 each
for the ofense they had committed PatYolman
Kelly was sent back to search the house, and
found q sweet-cloth, several packs Of cards and a
lot Of checks, the outfit Of the establishment.
A DRUNKEN soLpIER-Yes.erdsv afternoon
quite large crowd Of persons was assembled on
the corner Of Ninth street and the avenue The
cause Of the gathering was the conduct Of a
sentry, but who got drunk while there He was
removed from the post by sergeant attached to
the corps.
MARRIAsKs IN JASUARY.-During the month of
January, one hundred and Ave marriage licenses
were issued from the Clerks ONCE A majority
Of the male candidates for matrimony licensed
were soldiers, ranging In rank from a brigadief
general through the Intermediate grades down to
priystes, Of winch there were several.
MORE WASTE o. THE Raw MArKzIAL The
provost guard, on Saturday, visited the bar-room
OF Mr. Herman, on -Four. and .half street south of
the canal, and nine barrels Of whisky were poured
upon the ground.
KLoMAN's.-I viii be seen by the card of Mr.
Charles Kloman, the proprietor Of the favorits
restaurant on Seventh street. that he n determined
that his establishment shall not be reckoned
amongst those violating military orders.
are referred 70 the card of Mr.. Hathorn elsewbere
IL viii be seen that Mr. Hathofn comes 10 this
city with high testimonials from leading Citizen
oENew York. - :
TIE MsHr was dark and fearful, and svery.
thing was still,
Six Of Hsrvey's schooners passed the blocksd
against the Confederatss' will =. : :
See advertisement. Il