Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-11

turned over to military w g. Gardner: uteai
ing; Jail for further heaSing.
Ihtra Precinet.4Wm. Steward and George
THOMAS, disoI derby; dismissed. Geo. sherman,
90; nncd s. 10. George, playing with hydrant:
90 S2.A. Geo. w Payne. stas ling horse turned
over to military. George Taylor, drunk; dis
Fourth Prseinct--EIien GoIJiag, drunk and
disorGerly: wcrkhouse. r. Atamsou fast RI.
ding; dismissed. Henry Sly, throwing stones:
E:gA'4 precinc.;-Philip Eastman an! George
Armstrong, disor6ariy; turned over tiy military.
George Williams, drunk and disord-riy do
Michael W ard, drunk; 10.
-NinLs Preeinct.-Jas. Gill. dlsor;,srly; locked
np. john Jackson, drunk do. +. Ceilings
worth, larceny; dismissed.
?fE'a {'TeciaC.-:tiiver I:urger aud NJ. Ron,
stealing; further hearing. w'fO'i;rian, assault:
WoTkhoUse. james X. Gates, profanity; fined
~ III Wade, indecent language: fined 3.
Sarah harrington and sarah Smith, prosti:u-
ticn wOr;5housr. Geo Grlyon. refusing to pay
hack hire; made to pay
MORE r Roops-Thea 6th Visions in regiment.
Numbering i,ctJ llcs, arrived ~ the dcpo. yes
terGay afternoon They were recruited in Mil
waukae and DeighbOrhOOd. and is composed
mostly of Germans The following are the
principal officers Col Jacobs, I.iet t Col I,ah-
man, Major llOrwitz. AdiUtant Sch iosser Guar.
tcrn:ster HandhausPn, Surgeon Huebshman,
Assistant Surgeon Fuieke, and Capfs George,
Wickier, Seem2n, Likovcsky. Kctt!cr, Bates,
Mann, Rcebrl, Landa, and Peiosi.
The fi2d New York numbering between 900
and i.Goe. reached here during the night. They
are fine body OF men from st. Lawrence and
Franklin counties, aud are well used to exnos.
ure. The following are the officers: Cal, jud.
sen. Lieut.: Col. Curtis, Major Axtcll, Adjutant
Gordon, Surgeon McFsils, Assistants BoI-n
and Rice, Sergeant Major II. H. Bos we'll, and
captains Hurlbut, Johnson, Ransom. McLaren,
sioodnow, Jones, Lindlay, Potter, Wheeler and
During the night % recruits for Now York,
ana 10 for Pennsylvania regiments, arrived
FOURTH WARE STATION CAsrs-Bcfors Jus
tee Haiter.-Wm. Gray, perjury: dismissed.
Geo Is. Hanchett, deserter; john Troublesome,
drunk and dsorderly, and Ed. kirckley drunk:
turned over TO military. John Shorter, stealing
watch; dismissed. Jas. Higgins attempt to
rob soldier; do. Levi j. Williams, uspicion:
held Tor further hearing. Mary LYNCH. va
grancy; wOrkhouse n, days. Alex Green steal
ing cabbage; locked up Is hours. John Nelson,
stealing a pass, and John bavis, stealing n cap
and profanity; ordered to leave the city Frank
Warren. picking a pocket: Jail. Mary J. Holly.
Gisortirriy and profanity; fined 81, Elizabeth
Beti, Virginia Young, Mary Jane Hall. Ann +:
E"ton, Eliza Cr1ttenden Ellen Hughes Major
Taylor, John III. Queen and VIM Morgan, ali
eoiored, and VIM. Blame, Tobias Fletcher, Jacob
Scott. .!no. Barnes. VIM. Hail, Caroline Adams,
EhZaheth Washington and Ellen Robinson, do;
CO. 81 each. John McNamep, drunk: turned.
over TO military. John Smith, robbery: Jail
Jeremiah Higgins, drunk: dismissed Patrick
Boyle, do: fined 50.
BARNTM Is COMING, with his great museum
circus and amphitheater. He viii! he here on
Monday, and exhibit ON Louisiana avenue
near Tenth street.-The present site of Gardner
d Jennings circus. In his train are Tom
Thumb; SjO,0GD Mutt; the Albino family: the
ehiire gymnastic, equestrian and acrobatic
company OF the great American Circus. inciu-
ding Madame Louise Tournaire: also Adams's
performing bears. twelve in number and the
famous grizzley bear Samson.
SEVENTH WARD STATION CasEs-Bsfors ms
tice Fottsr.-Wm. O'Brien, drunk and disor-
DERBY; workhouse 80 days Jas. G ates. profan-
ny: nhed -. IN wade, do; do. 81 Sarah
harrington and Sarah Smith, Migrants; work.
house 30 days. George Grabor, for refusing 10
pay hack hire; paid Sc costs John EwaId,
drunk and disorderly; fined 81. Tim Mcclure,
disorderiy: Honora Brown. do; dismissed Pc
Ter Coyle. selling liquor without license; fined
$50 s..
Observation-Disclosures W i'll be found the card
of DIR. f. p. Miller, of New York DR. M. comes
10 This city with high testimonials, and his an
nouneenent will doubtless receive due atten.
ton.
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