Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
LoCALsSNEws.


before yesterday On the fooms oS The Young
Meme Christian Association.
Rev. joseph n. Driver, OF Columbian hoe.
". Drnnison. Of the Passnt onee hospital.
acted ns secretary. T.
Prayer was offered BY Rev. VIM. W. Reese,
Of Crane h Eospitai.
R.v. I'r. e'nsnning. from the COMMITTEES 10
vsn on he Ounrterins.ter General and Sur
sts n GtneIai On the tubjrct Of the burial Of
,oaon r., re, n'so rsrort on that account Of
well "a 20 Capt. Eartx and Gru NartiudaIe
The tomrnite rrrrrscrt the yrsrftx of chose
interviews sc extremely satisfactory, and
and declare that these cHlcrrs have manifes,ed
sr' 81 interest "a tho object desired, and have
prcnlsto TO flye attention 10 any communics-
ton in writing which the ciraplains may
suggests that plan. embracing the following
ohi-cts, In substance, be presented 70 Gen
Aeirs and Gen. Mertirdalc. p,
j. A superintendent OF funerals 20 be an
pointed who shall have the direction Of the
;,rrans, nrnts for the funerals Of soldiers who
die in the hospitals. ..I- Il
2. Particular hours fer these services 70 be
fixed.
D. Coffns 20 he covered with a pail and
drared with the nstionsl banner the vehicles
appropriate, and not 20 &c driven at n sreed
greater than for other funerals.
4. military escort 90 be provided, either
from the hoe pitfalls 60 the bnrlalr place. or 90
receive me body at TIC ground, and perform
military honors.
s. nesira ambulance 10 be provided when
desired, for the chaplain, that he may accom-.
p3ny the hody 20 the grave
o. A chaplain stationed NJ the Soldiers Home
10 I-rfol m service at The grave in the absence
OF the hospital chaplain, or to assist when he
is present. II desired.
The report was adopted. and the comr1fs.ea
instructed 10 oprepare statement in accordance
with their suggestion.
The committee were also requested 20 present
their stai' ment 10 the propsr officers, and
nport uic rrs ults of their action 10 sdiourned
meeting Of the chaplains, TO be Leld nj the same
place next Wednesday al one o'clock.
ALEXANDRA AAFFAIRs.-Clermont the for
Incr rrsid' nee Of Com. French Forrest, near
This place, has been taken Nv the United STATE
military authorities as a small -por hopital
One hundred and eighty five negroes-eon-
rat ands-b have teen buried in this place BY The
United States military authorizes since Sep
tcmber .sIh.
The plo, osi guard have seizrd some case. of
liquor, brought here 10 order in a Philadelphia
packer.
Mr.ieo Jackson, who formerly kept an er-
cTllsnt taurn at Dranesyille, Va died sud
otnly few days ago.
wharf this morning, in the sale OF apples At
SI.:5 rrr tarrcl
About $40 sick soldiers embarked on the
Lockout, St. Mary's county, Md. They were
taken ffcm the Alexandria hospitals.-Gasette,
Nor. &c.
PRINTER SoLpIKRs-we learn that four
printers who Were at work i'm the Congressional
Glubs cfiiCe " hen the rebellion bsoke out have
tt' n kill d IN the rebel army, viz: Franklin,
NV man, q ibts and Angel while several have
he n wounded, and others captured by our
troops. Un tie oth,r hand an equal nuTnber
have b. IN enlise under the stars and stripes,
and while some have gone down in the heat Of
baitl', the others are still fighting nobly for our
glorious flag. Gut Of the force employed in the
Globe ofice two yesrs ago. no less than dozan
have trit d their fortunes In the two armies.
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REAL EsTATE.-Jamcs {. Meg uire a. Co ON
sGuaIe ssl, Beni. Y. keyser, for " X cent. r+r
foot Lot - same square, James GInnxtty, for
.04 cents PER foot This property IN situatFd
Al the corLtr Of Thirteen nth and NJ streets .
Tuesday last, Green Williams sold lot No
l2, IN square Ga, on New jersey 4, enue opr,o-
itl thV raiirUad depot, for Sc cents per SQUARE
1oot: purchased by G. :. q ideon for the W ash
heton and Georg, town Railroad Company
Tart of lot :, in square o3i, sl,625; purchased
by r.. Kelly.
MEDICAL TREATNENT.-Last TUESDAY nirb
1ient. ]ranklin, of the night patrol, found
Iuptain at The bawdy-house Of Mrs. Murphy
tclIeT OF Thirteenth and II streets The ffeu-
tenant demanded his pass The captain showed
pass for medical treatment The lieutenant
a. kfd II Thai was tie place for medical trs.at-
me- mt. The captain thSught il was: but a.
Lirut. Franklin held TO q different opinion he
orcersd the captain to report At headquarters
under rest ...
A CAGED "TIeER"-Last night, the Fourth
Ward patrol picked mp drunk and disorderIy
laCScn, and claimed 10 be Louisiana Tfear
He was locked mp In the station h9uee unul
this morning, when he as turned over 70 TIE
Provost Marshal for his orders.
sSSt. Louis Republican, Of November -.