Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.
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THr.rxa-John E Owens az /" sam Slap" In
the drama Of the Rake's Progress" AID 40
"Achille Dufard' in " A Peep Behind the
Scenes" . -r GU - -
CANTERBURY HALL.-A novel programme OF
sSaps dances, buzlesqu slack rope performances
&c by the pantomime, minstrel and Canterbury
companies, concluding with the great Ravel pam
tofniIne Of " RaoCl."
PHILHARMONIC HALL,-Dupont, Gayiord Ford,
w a Christy, and host OF other stars, In
hinge hill of songs, dances and comicalities.
Look out for the great afterpiece tonight.
.MVsrcGi HALL, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
nd sixth street. Free concert at O'Clock.
hyperion refreshments, &c Hall open all day
ODD FEILows' HALL, NAVY YARD.-Second
grand cotillon party Of Company @, National
Guard. fine time Is In anticipation.
ORPHANS FAIR, corner OF Tenth and 6 streets,
for the benefit Of st. Vincent's Female Orphan
Asylum. Ice cream, confectionery, fancy articles,
&c, &c.
KNEES AMPTTHEATER.-An attractive pro
Qramme of equestrian ard acrobatic performances
Tomorrow evening, benefit Of the beautiful
Heloise, and first presentation Of the great ENG
Hsh Steeple Chase"
ACADEMY OF Music -Freeconcerts, embracing
selections from the most popular operas, at
O'Clock. Hall open all day.
sx1rHsos1Ax.-Lectu.e by Rev. Charles 6.
Ames, Of Illinois, before the Washington Lecture
Association. Subject "What will become Of the
Republic"
ANOTHER REsIMgNI OF DISTRICT voLuN-
TIERS We are gratihed to learn that the I'd
regiment Of ID. c. volunteers now numbers more
than 600 men, rank and file. having within the
last two weeks enlisted about 300 members. The
regiment Is composed mostly Of robust men, and
IL IN for three years or the war
The following the regimental officers :
Colonel, Isaac X Peck; Major, Chas Alexander;
Adiutant, c. NJ. LiubeCk; Quartermaster, Jas. r.
SandersOD; Surgeon, DR.. J. B. Keasby; Assistant
Surgeon, Or. l.. C. HoOte; Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Lockwood
The following companies are full Company
a, Capt Garrett, company Il, Capt Dubant; com
psnY c, Capt Drew; company D. Capt. Ditmar-
ris; company f, Capt. Callan, company r Capt.
steele and company g, Capt. Stockbridge. The
above companies have been sworn into the ser
vice Of the United States Company a, Capt.
Blithing, lacks four men; company I. Capt.
Duncan, eighteen men; company X, Capt. Krouse,
twenty men. Thus forty two men only want
ing to complete the organization.
PoLrcE.-Yesterday the patrolmen of the Sec
ond Ward reported the following cases John
Wright, arrested for breaking into the house of
Mr. n Richards; Jail for court. John White,
assault on r Doyle fined 81 Of. C. NJ. Evans
violating hack law; fine 81 s., by Justice Clark.
:, The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported William
dismissed. g Weeden, hickman, refusing to
take Hon T.. b. Washhurn a passenger to the
Capitol; dismissed. VIM O'Brien. assault and
batteryi Jail for court Margaret Lynch, do do.
VIM. O'Brien, keeping dog without license;
fined IS So by Justice Walter Susan welch,
cold, profanity; Jas. Davis, assault and battery;
Charles FTeis, for obstructiDg the footwavs; and
Ellen Wall, for 81 hting, were all dismissed by
Justice Barnaclo.
Row AMONG THE JEHU's-Lsst night a wed
ding came of at one Of the fine dwellings on
Thirteenth, near f street, and a very large
number Of hacks were employed by the company
present. Some Of the colOred drivers got into a
quarrel, and one, old whip, knowing that Il
Vould result badly for all hands II not stopped
instantly, undertook to quell the disturbance,
when another named King, drew a pocket knife
and split his nose. King was arrested, and
being a slave, the penalty Is stripes or a hne
King chose the latter, and was placed In the
guardhouse to await the arrival Ct his master
with the money. ..-....
CtaTk This Is a new station house, established
for the patrolmen Of the Second Ward, In the
brick building adjoining the planning mil
Ohio avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets MarY Fltzhugh, drunk and dsorderly;
fined % 81. John Borland, do do 81 81. VIM.
Anderson, (col'd. profanity; do. 81 81. James
Wiggles, drunk; dismissed James Southwick,
firing IN the street; do IS IS. Thomas King,
(copd,) disorderly conduct: do. 81 o.. George
Thornton, (copd,) do; do. 81 "a.
Leonard PaUlding, u. 8 N, who formerly re-
sided IN Georgetown, and is well known In our
city. has been engaged in all the recent battles
on the Tennessee and Cumberland river. and 10
mentioned az having acquitted himself CALAMITY.
On Valentines Day the ladies OF Erie, N Y,
where the Lieutenanps family now reside, pre-
scented to his wife formerly Miss Obey, Of George
town. hne silver cake basket, as testimonial
OF their apprec iation Of the patriotic and gallant
conduct Of her husband at the battle Of Fort Henry
DIsoRDERLY PKRsoN..-Last night a crowd of
persons, civil and military, gathered around the
door Of a house on Ninth near E street, known to
the police as the Wolf Den, and for time there
was danger Of a serious disturbance. The fortu-
nate dDDParancp Of DOliCeman suddenly In No
midst caused general scatteTation Of all the par
ties. The house has several times been entered
by the police because Of violations Of law by the
inmates.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Ve,diet Of Not Guilty in tks
Murder Case " esterday afternoon, the case of
John Dougherty, tried for the murder Of Ezekiel
Sivils, was given TO the Jury, who rendered vsr-
dict Of not guilty" by reason Of insanity at the
time be committed the oaense charged in the in
dictment
Too cHEAr.-yame. Conley, a colOred man,
was trying yesterday TO sell demijohn for half
dime. Patrolman Frazier thinking "Jeemsn
must have got IL easily to sell ID cheap arrested
him and took him before Justice W alter, who
committed him to jail.
CENTRAL 6UaRDHousz CAszs.-Bsfors Justice
CLa,E-John T: Jenny, drunk and profane; fine
Sc 81 Daniel Dougherty, drunk and disorderly;
do. 81 ei. Harry Wheeler, drunk; turned over
70 the military Eight dodgers were accommo-
dated.
FOrRTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
WGltsT.-Levi Williams and Garner, children
behaving badly; lectured and sent homes James
Connolly, cold, larceny; detained for further
consideration. Honora Moriarty, drunk and dis.
orderly; workhouse 90 days
CAFoxs.-speahing Of capons Wilson, lls Pa.
avenue, has q fine supply Of these splendid fowls.
Give him . call. ReEcem osr the number, l19 Pa.
avenue, between Ninteenth and Twentieth SITS I
ORpKR OF MARSHAL LAxoS-The following
order was issued by Marshal Lamon on the 9th
inst
WASHINGTON Feb. 9th, 1862
To JaiIOy a1d Guards az the Pn6lie Jail
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