Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.
ANJssMgsrs To.NIsHr

.,.. Iii "a oue' owens and all the prominent
concludes the performance, with Owens in nj,
great part Of Scion Sningle' - A''
Fohps THEArER. capital pieces are
p. ,o-nig at at tord's: "Turning the Tables, u
groom, !" In all Of which that ve,v nopuIar come
aian Mr. J 8. Clarke will take a leading part
Msnager Ford has secured the services Of Mr.
numpnrey Bland as siege manager. An excel.
lent selection.
popular rescIt this evening commences with thf
amusing pantomime Of " lie Statue Blanche y
wherein Willis Armstrong and Bob Butler an.
Pear In highly amusing characters. Marietta
Ravel, Clara Butler, Amelia w ellis, the entrt
Court Of Beauty, and Bob Hart and Lew aim
mons, The famous bu,nt-cork heroes, win all ap-
entitled the - Black Shoemsker,j coneInda. ar
performance. ~Ae
AcADshf OF MusIc.-Signora Seydel continues
20 entertain hugely with song, while attentive
49, TSsPenss refieshmen1 The concerts are
-. Tomorrow evening Rosenthal purposes
kIvlng concert for the 6eledt Of the sick and
wounded soldiers.
CITIZEN soLDll.s.-In compliance with the
order OF the President, on Wednesday night a
oommiteee OF three from nearly ell the Govern
mcutal departments, conferred with Gen w ads.
Woetn, Is to the organisation Of the EMPLOYEES
sunatfon, 1t was deermi ned to raise at lesst enc
regiment OF two battalions, consisting Of eight
companies each, who shall each elect their Of.
eoers, and shall meet the General again to choose
neld omcers 1t In more than likely, however.
mat in"eeo OF one regiment, We shall have two
In the Organization prono.eS ,,s N....,
X des, Capt. Davis, who are mostly In the emniov
o. the Government, 10 included
In the Interior Department company OF 100 ba,
Hesa 'o TSs ana naSs siiesdy received their
j. M- Granger and L. A Spauiding. Lientepant.
The Census, Patent Once, Indian, Pension and
other bureaus are actively engaged In enrolling
The Post Once Company nambeu 81 mon. and
have elected r. K. Scott captain and G. F Nc
Donald and w. II. Frazier Iieutenants
The employees OF the Government PRINTING of
Zee and btndery have nobly come forwnrd no
less than 10 being enrolled. "
The stonecutters and laborers EMPLOYED on tbe
Cspisol held meeting yesterday afternoon in the
organized by calling Mr.. Mitchell to the ohair
and appointing Edward Carroll secretary. Afte}
enrolling their names they were divided into two
companies, and the following oAcen cho.sp !.
Flint eonPany-Richard Morgan, captains IN .
Euis and F. Fritz, Heutenaan Second com
Pany-A. Johnson, captain; and A. Carroll and
Joseph sullivan, lieutenanis. These men are ali
Working under the contract u Messrs. Provost.
Winter Co.
The others employed on the building directly
oy .ne government, numbering about IS, me. last
and T. c. Magruder acting a. secretary. The
names were all enrolled. aud Mr. Thomas was
elected captain, and T. O. Magruder and g. Mn.
Ter Heusenants.
hksoLuTIoNs INSPECTING TIE OATH OF
ALLIsIANcx-The Corporation of 6eorsetoyvn
on WEDNESDAY evening passed the following
resolutions, which Were approved BY the Mayof
this morning: J
Resolved By the Board Of llds,n.ss and Conn.
sos Gonaet! Of ne Corpora iom Of GeOrgsto,cn,
an order reSoking all licenses Granted nv Nh a
Corpora Ion OF Georgetown, until each person
holdisg such license shall have taken a mona,
40 naa sHingent cath Of allegiance; and when the
nSense 70 held oy drm each Individual member
o. the nrm SHALL be required to take the oath:
Bnd the same oath shall be required of all renters
OF stalls and benches In and At the market. house,
JUG ot All Per:ons doing any mechanical or manu-
Isetufing business who sell their own goods; and
Oh every clergyman before he can solemnixe any
marriage, OF any lawyer before he can practice In
any es9n In this District, and Of any physfcia an
eefcfe he can practice In this District; and Of each
sno every school teacher, male or female, and ali
bankers and bank officers; and that any of the
named classes OF persons who shall violate such
language. or shall In any wey countenance the
present reoeiiion by word or deed, shau, upon
ooaviction before any Justice Of the Peace be
n,osn nom ssnss citing any busine.s pursuit
ounng the rebellion, under penalty Of thirty
oays imprisonment for each offence.
Resolved further, That the Mayor be requested
TO lay a copy Of these resolutions before Gen
Wsdsworsh and the President Of The United
States.
MAlcHINs ALONG - The Goth Regimen,
Michigan Volunteers arrived Yesterday, and last
evening took their way to Dixie. The regimen,
The Held ofaoers are: Colonel, A. 9. w Illians ;
Lteut Colonel Alcott, formerly Of the LAT Mich.
gan; Major, w. h. Smith.
The sth Regiment Of Connecticut Volunteers,
Wnicn mas been doing duty In North Carolina,
and latserly with Burnside In Virginia, arrived
THIS morning, and were marched across the Po-
Gmac. The regiment numbers between 500 and
goo men, and are a sun Drowned, hardy. looking
:es: They are commanded by Lieut.. Colonel
The 10th Pennsylvania arrived last NIGHT and
.nis morning, after receiving their arms, marched
up the avenue: They number In all over 600
men, only SIG, however, arriving. The balance
WIZ De here In few days. The men are mostly
rnsn, or OF Irish descent, and were recruited In
Colonel D. Heenan, 1t. Col. Mullholland, Major
5sraweu, Adjutant Miles and Captains Erwing
a .ads, Ma ,0S' TED McNamars, Poet, Kelly
Yesterday afternoon aud last night over 1 900
feetuie nom every part Of the North arrived, and
are being sent forward to-day 70 the VARIOUS ree /.
fmsas Tor whom they wsse enlisted.
61nhAH RELIHY ASSOCIATION This society
has been quietly and unostent atioualy pursuing
tas charitable purposes for which It was insti.
thus far no aid from abroad, and has ,elied soie.
ly upon the nberality Of fellow-citizens The
association, although composed entirely Of Ger.
mans, oestows It's labors Of love upon all who
need them, without reg ard to their nationality
Their receipts thus far have amounted to &s2S,
and their expenditures to s3ls.
AZ the quarterly meeting held Wednesday
GERS were elected John Hit, IT,, president;
A Eoeriy, treasurer; l.. Waldecief, secretary;
A. shuckina, corresponding secretary; De La.
camp, financial secretary; and also the following
vice presidents-For Georgetown, p. g.. Gisss.
king; Flint Ward, - Maedel; second Ward, G
Einolf; Third Ward, - Muehlenhauseu; Fourth
Ward, o. Zahnj Fifth Ward, r.. Schellhaas;
Sixth Ward, - Reintzerling; Seventh WMd, -
Eherm. These unitedly constitute the executive
committee and each vice president 10 directed 70
form ward associations, In order to adopt meas
ures BY which the collections and the hosp,tals
apPortioned TO their respective precincts may be
more faithfully attended to, and the objects of
the society furthered In general.
LAND OrTieE-The clerks In the Land Once
have perfected military organization, and having
AlA8fe0 Hcex usIIl