Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

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the HEARTH" dramatized from Die, ens, sto,v =.
that name, VIII be presented to- mig bit at 6rove,,
Owen, appears a. Caleb Plummer; Kate denim
as DGi M Wns'e Gim she VIII sing aAuld Robin
and WI sing ''My love he 10 a Saiieur Row ),
This play VIII be produced with original efYscts
IN m4Snlncs si ,Tf's ." scene, &c. "The Con,
Mr.. owens appears as Lullaby
FORD's THEATER.-Mr Ford ,Iso h,,,.
"Crcket on the Hearth - and the NAV CO.,. 81,
enjoy Inc opportunity Of comparing be merit. Of
Tmlv sIov .pea,a s Mr., Cla'ke appears a,
very pest and most Iaughable chsracte,. n,
blaho appears al Caleb Plummer. and Mis-,
sssstn Inn, mares her hrst appearance for the
tDe s.af company Will appear In the cast. Tue
sh@itaInfnent will commence with "Ny Neigh.
DOTS VIE" Leap Year, was admirably Der
iV1meo al ford's on Saturday night.
CANTERBURY HALL-Miss Agnes Sutherland
Is 'he particular star at Canterbury, and her
appearance this evening will no doubt be oreetes
r cy large audience. The papers Of both this
vocalist OF rare and cultivated merit Sbe Z.
spoien OF a. the Scottish Nightingale; ,, MILE
nnnst h Sasel ana all the Old favorites will also
spPear One OF the features of the evening will
Ape" VI VAC oiaIi'ian
ACADEMY OF Music Free concerts daily al
m. attentive walters dispense refreshments
E'nS OF ABOUT forty soldiers, mostly belonging
20 the DIST pennsylvania regiment got into a
1880 ia'e Tow near the corner of Seventh and NJ
U'eeu. \ ne afair grew out Of dispute with
negro pedier, who was Knocked down and beaten
nv the soldiers, and they followed the assaults up
Ger Crook, Who was on duty In that beat. nndtne
IL lmposnole 10 9ueli the disturbance alone, sent
word 70 oitice's Noonan and Johnson, on the
nelsnoorlns beats, who Immediately came up to
the scene Of conflict, where they found the soi
diers, evidently drunk, az riotous az ever, and
apparently bent on waging war Of sxterm ma
ton against the blacks. The officers sttem nted
to eIposulate with the crowd, and had succeed .
ed in quie.ing them down, when two or three of
the men renewed the diHhculty by berating the
police, and In short time the crowd entireIv
surrounded the police and commencel nnIIing
them about some Of the soldiers drawinp tbeif
pistols and threatening to shoot while Others
drew their bayonets, and not few went in with
stones In their hands. At last 0forbea,ance cea.
Ing to be virtue" officers Crook and Johnson
attempted to arrest one Of the foremost In the riot
who attempted H, 10 get away from them, and John:
the crowd, and they "let into'' the policr win
s,,nes, &c. Ofacer Noonan, at this iunctu,e
ii Ming TO Tighten the party, drew his pistol
but this only enraged the rioters the more and
the police were obliged to s'skedaadle,n being
chased Two OF three squares, and getting badly
ran: The Provost Guard having been informed
Oh tne aaalr, maze their appearance about this
time, and with the aid Of officers Kelly, McDev-
police, arrested some twenty i've or thirty of the
principals in the riot, and dispersed the remain.
der For time the affair created intense excite.
men', the storekeepers closing up their stores
and the windows in the streets being hastily
closed. A"J
PoJIcE The Third Ward natrol ,a,o,t.a Go,
urdsy-John Drunk, ohm Stonehouse, Edgar
Durham, John HUMPHREYS, James Collins Jobn
F G,n.1: Martin TobiD, Richard Tobin, Morris
oShsn, James Donovan, John Delaney, Riot;
.lIhed over to military. John Martin, Jas Sic,
ger, Geo Bracker, drunk; do. Michael Mack
60 IS cents costs James Peyton, diiloyalty-
oflnklns toast to JET. Davis aud the Confed-
efscy turned over to military Fred,k Tilp and
AHfed Lewmyer, selling liquor to soldiers; s2i
eaca. Philip Henkel, assault and battery with
court+also, for selling liquor to soldiers; e2I.
LieIs John s. Burdick, dfsorderly at Academy
OF MUSIC; John Speilery, Philip Ferguson, Hugh
MMsenIssock; turned over to military-by Justice
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reposted sasur.
1 m,i.s Dunn, passing bogu: moneys dis
Michael Lowe, Joseph johnson, John Daxidson
!, Healey, T. Harrigan, Dennis Mitchell. Thos'
Mcdonald, Stephen Reid, E. T. Mcdonald, and
70 military. Peter Bennett, drunk; dismissed
u. w PARROT, lighting; do. Jas w Williams,
drunk and disorderly; IS. John Short, do; dis.
Wm. Sweet, John n. Blenbiett, Samuel Wash,
ing'0n' sleeping in the street; dismissed.
DUIH.-AmOng the regiments ldtelv
Issigned to provost duty In this city is the l35th
Pennsylvania. The field officers Of the regiment
are Col. }. 4: Porter, Lieut. Col. d. L. McCul-
and Quartermaster J. A cushman The com.
panies are detailed for duty az follows: Company
A, Capt. 8. T. Nicholson, at the Long Bridge;
Capt. Denues, and Company II, CAPT. Miller, at
Georgetown; Company G, Capt Phillips, and
Company G, Capt: Donnelly, at the Old Capitol
sndfa COMPANY " osps aa ias A. sna
ssd SSaR Klner at the soldiers Retreat
handing, at the Central Guardhouse
CITY RAILRoAD.-The continuation of the ave.
nue. railroad to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
S Sepes mas been completed for nearly two weeks,
hom their regular line to make the comm ction
with the depot. More than suacient cars for this
pnrp3se have been finished at the works In Phil
adelphia and awaiting transportation for some
ume past but the pre-occupation Of dll the avail
able platform cars Of the Philadelphia and Balu-
more railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio rail:
road, by the Government, has hitherto rendered
IL impossible to get them. The company are
making every effort to get transportation for the
aaainsnsl cars but the present extraordinary de-
hands OF the Government must, OF course, have
precedence over every other Interest.
MORE TRooPs.-The l2lst PENNSYLVANIA regi.
ment Col. Chapman Biddle, arrived about noon
on Saturday, and passed up the Avenue 1t mum
oeIs over 7Uo men, who were recruited In Phila-
The 1l6th Pennsylvania regiment, numbering
ABOUT 800 men, who were recruited in Philadei.
phia, arrived about O'Clock on Saturday night
and passed up the Avenue Yesterday morning
The regiment Is In command Of Col Heenan
The 1s5th Pennsylvania, under the command
OF Col Edward J. Allen, arrived at late hour
on saturday night, and yesterday were sent to
Ihe Held The men, numbering $50, were re-
croited In Plttsburg.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsHs-Bsfo,s Justice
Wa!'er-John Smith, drunk; dismissed euben
beverly, beating his wife; fined 81 Patrick
Fitzgerald, drunk, disorde ly and threats; do 50
ct RiSer .leeping in the street,. John Nc Carty,
do John w: Thompson, do Patrick Fay and
X Marshal, drunk, and riding on the pave
ments; all turned over 10 the military Marshall
was arrested Friday for riding on the pavement
Yesterday be repeated the ofense, and In doing
so was thrown from his horse, falling on the
pavement and severely wounding him In the
heat. Probably the wound will effect more than
the punishment.
CLnANKo OUr.-On SATURDAY. afternoon the