Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

Lieut. Col .. L. McCuiloch, arrived here about
noon yesterday, and were detailed as the provost
guard Of the city BY Cen Casey to relieve the seth
New York, which has been on duty here FOR some
weeks.
The 18Th Maine regiment, $40 strong, arrived
about O'Clock last iRht, and went Into tempo
leave to day for Dixie. The corps commenced
to organizs sbout three months since, and have
been slnce that time quartered st Camp Jameson,
called In honor Of the brgadier general OF that
name. The regiment is composed principally Of
farmers and lumbsrmen, evidently all able to I'M
dsfgo the fatiauss and varied duties Of the future
eampaign- They are .rmed With Enfield rlnes,
mander has been q member Of Gov. Washburne's
staff, and Is by profession q civil engineer. The
Lieutenant Colonel and Major were formerly
captains In the I'd Maine regiment. The regi.
ment have an e1ncient drum corps, and were pre-
scented with a magnificent stand OF cofors before
their departure
The following is List OF the principal ofncers:
Colonel, A. W. wildes; Lieut.. Colonel, G. W.
Tilden Msjor, A. B. Farnum; -Adjusant A. r.
Small; Surgeon, Chas. Alexander; Asst Sur.
geon, J. Ba gs,er; Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Bullen /;
iisms: Co. B, capt Charles <. Hu,chin,; Co. c,
Capt. Danr Marston; Co d, Capt Rand; Co. E,
Capt A. d. Leavitt; Co. F, Capt Belcher; Co g
Co /. Capt. w. II. waldron; Co. X, Capt
Whitehouse.
The I3Oth New York arrived about 10 O'Clock
and CHARTERED during the night In one Of the
which win be increased TO 1,040 In q few days
number not being aole to leave At the time the
regiment left. They were recruited In Albany,
Ia twenty Ave DAVIS, and the appearsnce Of the
regiment 10 dne-many Of the men having served
in the three months service. The following In q
list Of the ofncers Colonel Lewis o. Morris,
r. Tremaine, Qusrtermaster Smith, Surgeon
Pomfret, Captains Murphy, Jones, Morris, Nc
CuIloch, Moore, Bell, Shandon, Pruyin, Mcguire,
and Anaole.
Since Yesterday morning a number Of recruits
have arrlved-s6 for Maine regiments, I60 for
Eth u 8 infantry, 81 for 2Sth Ohio, and IS for q
Wisconsin battery.
CoLoRsp MEETING Yesterday afternoon a
meeting Of colored men took place at the Union
Bethel Church, on VI street, for the purpose of
waited on the President In relation to colored
emigration. Some forty persons were present.
Rev. II. HARDY, pastor OF the church was
called 70 the chair, and the meeting was
opened with singing and prayer. Alfred Up
s6er was appointed Secretary. After the Cheir-
man had stated the object Of the meeting, Mr..
Wade moved that the names Of tno'e who called
the drst meeting be read, for there we're soma
present who wished 10 know who composed IL
meeting. Mr.. Reeves here rose, and said he an
dentood that some white person was present In
only for themselves, and suggested that as some
things might be said that IL would not be policy
to make public, he hoped that they would be
allowed to proceed without the presence OF a
Several voices-"He's a reporter
Chairman docking towards usl g Are You "a
we modestiy answered In the Affirmative
Syphax- Mr.. Chairman, as for myself ]
do not care whether reporter 10 present or not,
but hit policy That on, P,oceedlng, should De
w 70 make the proceedings public, but IL IL turns
out so, we can furnish q report to the pres, but
for the present think we should not have re-
Wi.hiny 10 do the polite thing, We according.
ly took our leave, but before RESOLVING the door Z
motion was made 70 adjourn, suhjec: 70 the call
of the committee. q ute discussion, we hear
took place before the question was put, during
which the action Of the committee was severely
criticised, indeed IL was said that they had over
stepped their instructions, and II was hiRted that
they were pu,posely out Of town. The meeting
finally adjourned 70 NEE. when called BY the
cemmittee.
POLICE The Third Ward patrolmen reported
-yestefday-Wm. Warnall and John Mahoney,
deserters; turned over TO the military. Martha
sPEg 'S drunk and hIse s. Soy
whip; dismissed-bv Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward psaolmen reported-Alice
Adams, drunk and disorderly; nned s5a. wm.
CoTnoaef, disorderly; do. Solomon Hall, fight
Ing; fned 81 s.. Also, for yagrancy; do, Mary
Jane Hall, nghtingi do. Mary Eaton, do; do.
dere, drunk; do. 81. Mary Jane Holly, fgh,ingj
do. sL5S Alice Adams and Mary Switzer, dis,
orderly; dismissed. John Hayzell, creating null
sance; dismissed. John Golden, dol for hsar-
ing-bT Justice Clayton.
DEsYRrERs ARREsTKp-Yesterday morning
about ~ O'Clock, gentleman stopping Temporal
My In tie Clyde II. c. Levanway, Of Penn
cihIeas' dress, a. deserters from Gen. Burnside's
amy He Immediately arrested them and con.
yeyed them 70 the Provost Marshal, who held
Y1.,o,dsS asss:, McDevitt. while walking
down Seventh street, found drunken man who
he recognized as John Mahoney, deserter from
company n, Lat District regiment mahoney wa;
deserted from culPepsr. -
TIE THIRD DISTRICT REGIMENT now being
raised under the immediate auspices Of Brig adiei
6en.'w adsvorth, 10 flling up Handsomely. CsPt
Langran, Lake Of the Coast Survey once, has been
authorized 70 recruitcomPeny A, and any de,ircu.
Emrfch,s Hotel, corner Of Eleventh street and
PennsYiysnia avenue. We are informed that the
CLERKS and employees Of one Of the public ofhces
auate 70 me support Of the families Of any who
may volunteer In this company. 80
DEATHS or soLprrRs.-The following have
been reported since our last; ss---E .=-- =
Corp. Allen Lindsey, company x, LIST N j.
Private Cary, company g, ssh New York.
Gilbert Holman, company e, scotts 800.
Corp Jas. r. Lyle, company i, Goth Indiana.
Solder, name unknown, from culpeper, the
2ist, brought into judiciary Square Hospital
and died In ffteen minutes after Submission.
WHO DOES IT "A number Of the posters cali
Ing on volunteers 10 enlist were torn down last
night A number, too, which had only oeen mp
lew hours, had other advertisements posted
ovet them. This looks suspicious and a. though
some parties In the city desired 70 discourage
enliss nenn BY this process. They should Be
looked amer $500. ~.
RusAwAY.-Yesterday afternoon, tbs hossu
attached 70 the buggy Of Nj. Webb, suPerinten,
dealt Of The Police, fook flight while sanding II
tread Of his residence, and started 81 full speed
down d street, and brought himself up ~ run
ming Into door near Rainey's Hotel The hofss
Wa lightly injured and the buggy much Jam
aged. r.. = .,slt, u
PouRYH WARD srAfIox CAsxs-Bg6ss yssffe!
Waltr-Bsnjsmin Bonhale, aisofderiy; locked
up three hours. James O'Bhsn drunk In thu
s1ess dismissed. Dennis Donoysa, 1ghuns
hsta iof bearing. Matthew Robinson, y.gfsa.
eyj aismisssd. I'd. n. Blown and Ffo4ertcl
bisfie, drunk; dismissed. Il 80 - =
CAAP sSRksuk HOSPITAL, situased imuediatsly
outside the boundary, near 6ienwood Cemetery