Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

The l35TH REGIMENT PEsNsYly.st, Vos
-, - Ih.e.- ms me regiment, comInsndeS by
Col Porter, has b.en doing provost duty a.,
oinr Tine IN This city; and the general GOOD CO,
duet OF the na-n. and the soidierly ouaIit,ss =,
the officers have been remarked by All go
forter u stFLet discipiinarian, and under his
management, the regiment. although y No W ona
has attained great proficiency and Ibe 1901
|EectS OF 4 stringent enforcement OF needed
rules and regulations Is visible ererywhere
In, regiment Is cEcaDped in the barracks east
OF the capitol. formerly occupied nv ,he ss,fh
Regiment New York Volunteers and me ON :
cainpIntht II kept IN neat condition as q,
mai mat 4. d oes irinie residence When the 18TH
LOOK possession the ground WAS in a mis@rat,Ie
cohdi'ion, covered with filth, badly polIced
roolo OF o:irrackS defective boards torn GA from
me buildings. and everything out of repair
fit'r The energetic management of nuarter
master Cushnaan. assisted by his efficient clerk
Mr.. Calvin q. Smith. all this wa~ M ooce rr,v, '
edird and the general health OF the men fully
attest the advantages OF cleanliness Ths
buildings are warm, dry and coiaf,,rtab,e and
present a really inviting appearance One OF
ih' building has been ntird up as chapel,
and Divine service Is held every Sablrst n, nv
the Chaplain. The iigerpu, corn nanias OF ,b.
regiment do dnty in Georgetown al The ola
capitol prison. the Central tiuartiho,lse ana
As a street patrol, and in the performance of All
their duties they are remarkably efficient so
mach SO that the citizens much desire the re-
tcnlion of the 135th in this duty. and the inter-
ests OF the Government canno. he better sub
served Than by retaining them.
FoCRTH-wAED STATION CAsEs--Refors y,ss
fice Halfer.-Sarah Jane Brown drunk and
disorderly: fined So s.. Elizabeth Lanahan aud
VIM I-anahan. do; fined 81 each John Arm
strong, peddling without licens.; security for
hne-two boxes of cheese. Jacob Langley a.
sault and battery. with intent to kill: held for
further hearing, by Justice DOM Pat KeIiv.
DRINK and disorderly; fined GIL Mary Drix'
coll, drunk; fined 81. Chas Whaiey sus uic;r,
OF stealing; Jail for a hearing John Thonps~o-
suspicion Of robbery; do. John s Stureis, sus
pecied OF being spy. fred'k Greenwelte, de-
seIter; DELIVERED 10 military: James T.. Nicoii.
nrihg pistol in n public alley: fined a.
Monday-Daniel Il. Newton horse-sfeagiuv-
Etif for further hparing-by Justice bonn M,ry
Roufey, larceny of n silver cup: dismissed-by
Justice " alter. Jonathan Romer, drunk and
disorderly: Michael Shannessy. Thorna. nj A.
t-rson, Andrew DE Vine. William Bunn de-
tnrned over TO the miiiraiy. Washington Glenn
ents, COL. suspicion OF stealing: dismissed
ltaniei Conner. disorderly gathering, do. Johu
smith. do; do. Patrick Shaa. disurdpriy- fiped
-: Robert Clark, suspicion of larceny: i.il fpr
4 nearing. r. p. Hamilton, disorderty: dis
missed. VIM. Morgan, drunk fined 81. Job,
Seitz. do: do. Al. IVAN
Second WARD STATION CAsEs-BeJor, Jas-
tice h0mPsos.-Sunday.-A. Veralls SELLING
without license; fined S2vsi AmeIis Rinr
gold. Creating a nuisance; do. sts4 Lucinda
johnson, assault; do -. VIM. King. aisor-
seriy; do. sasi, Charles Brown. do: do 81 N
NJ. 5. Mathews, petty larceny: security sor
court. "
FoUND DBAD.-This morning man na,nes
Hugh Bresnahan. who has been employed in
the ouaiter,nas tiers department near Sixth-st
wharf, was found on Seventh ST. near II. hav-
ing, il if supposed, fell down the bank al th,t
point, While Intoxicated.