Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-11
DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES.

DEATHS OF SOLDIERS The following deaths
Of soldiers have occurred since our las. report:
Hosea Smith, company A, 44th New York vol.
unteers, at st. Elizabeth Hospital
VIM. c. Pease, company b, 69th New York
volunteers, at st. Elizabeth Hospital:
J. johnson, company E, sd New York volun-
Corporal Isaac Williams, company A, Rocket
Battalion, at camp. ,,Er y. III = ogIE
Corporal Daniel G. Lane, company I, e3d Penn
sylvania volunteers, at camp. -~-'--l rs
Corporal James Sutton, company B, 10th New
York volunteers, 1t Columbian College. -''
De Forest Clark, company B, 44th New York
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
Private Durfee, company B, 9th New York VOL
Chester B. Crossley. company n, IOi,h Penn.
sylyania volunteers, al Seminary Hospital. ~,
Henry Decker, company O, 95th New York
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital E.y
James Tillford, company I, 59th New York
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
James Cefrey, company z, lst Michigan, at
Nathan Pinn, servant 70 Gen, Porter, at Erup.
Htive Hospital. -ss-s, .-z----' -
Henry Taylor, company o, I'd Berdan's Sharp
shooters, at camp. G.
VIM. skiPmah, company Fl, Rarris's cavalry,
At camp. .ar. ~
A. [. Pennington, company C, 4th Rhode
Island volunteers, dt Eruptive Hospital
VIM. Todd, company -, I'd ID. T.. volunteers,
at Seminary Hospital.
o V, HIbbard, company L, nth Maine volun-
teers, at camp. s...
r. ". Roberts, oneids tN. Y cavalry, at
J. D. Carroll, company 6, 6sth New Soss vol
unteers, at camp. .-aS"
J. Patterson, company O, 4ih New York utll.
terry, al camp. ..rs r........
William Ewing, company n, Sd PennsYlvanis
Z v lockwood, company G, fth Msssachu.
eetts volunteers, al camp. '...ls,G r-rr(r
John Blake, company X, 1.t Long Island regi-
ment, at camp. -.
James Cafffey, company @, s2d New York vol.
unteers, a. camp,
Josiah Kiele, company o, 18th New York vol
unteers, at Patent Office.
Henry F. Waite company B, 4th Vermont vol.
unteeTs, at Seminary Hospital
Nelson Hopkins, company E, 18th New York
volunteers, at camp. .-#--r
unteers, at St Elizabeth Hospital
yohn :een, company b, e2d Pennsylvania VOL
unteers, at camp. 80 .Fa
AFTER THE THIEvEs.-The fact of the vast
number Of thieves and pickpockets now In the
city, and their frequent successful operations
upon the pockets Of honest persons, has induced
two Of our well known Washington detectives
Messrs. A. X. Allen and c. Kimball, TO obtain
the cooperation of Messrs Hotchkiss and Hogan,
Of New York, in clearing them out OF the city
They succeeded In capturing Edwards Saturday
night at the Tleater, on suspicion OF stealing
Mr.. Duvalls pocket.book. Other persons have
notified tie officers Of their losses at the same
place. One gentleman Lost $50, another $40,
Edwards is also inspected OF picking Mr.. Jobn
Pettibone's pocket last Monday, In front Of Wei.
don's wine store on f., near fourteenth stree, by
which Mr.. p. lost S3l0 In money, and some
valuable papers. On Sunday they arrested another
OF the profession, known as "Jimmy Stevens >,
who is also committed to jail by Justice Dom.
PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
the following cases for Saturday Robert Holt.
Zam, fast driving; fned 81 So by Jnstice Barna-
clio. Christopher Dice, profanity; dismissed by
Justice CLAYTON. Mary Reed, street beggaf;
wOrkhouse 80 days by Justice Thompson. Alex
Jackson, profanity; dismissed. Thos. l. Humes,
destroying government property; 6ned SIS o.
Also, Tor resisting the ofacer security for court
In 800 = TlTf
The Fourth W ard patrslmen reported Robert
McCleland, assault and battery; iait fos csutt by
Justice Barnaclo. Robert Adams, hackman, re.
fusing TO attend a funeral when not otherwise en.
gagged; dismissed by Justice Thompson O. G.
Ha;hofn had eleven warrants served upsn him for
violating the law relating to livery stables ruled
for trial before Justice Walter. r. A. Fleming,
running wagon without license; dismissed 6S
Justice Cieyton. Susan DugaD, drunk and disof.
defly; workhouss 80 days.
PART OF A BuR6LAR's KIr.-On Friday Ser
geant Downer and patrolman NJ MattingIy searched
an uncccupied building In the Third Ward, and
discovered In q barrel sunk In the cellar pair az
Spanish nippers, such as are rsed by burg lars Tor
unlocking apQfs from tine outside when the KEYS
are left in the locks; a blank skeleton ward kew
10 constructed al TO ft any ordinary lock by the
working Of screw at the tip; also several pfece.
Of iron made 70 use without noise In Forcing doors
with the 'Jimmyn or "sheeps footn No doubt
they were the property Of an expert.