Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
DEATHS OF ScLDIERs.-The following were
reported since our last:

giving s4,OpQ bail each.
DEATHS OF ScLpIERs.-The following were
reported since our last:
Ed@'d Farrar, company D. 10th Ne.
hIex. WHY, company n, Tn ~. z.
Corp. Geo. Butter, company G, 10th N. Y. N.
Sam1 Donaldson, company G, 5th N. III.
Il. T. lnetrsoll, company q, LIST Mich. "a. r.
:. .. Lacy, company &, do.
Louis q. Fcrrare, company III, 1st Gal.
Andrew Parker. company II, 44th NY.
Strit Dan'l Morrisey, company L, 22d Mass.
Jacob CcnnaTy, company G, list X. i.
NJ. CoylP, QuarteTmaster's Department
ThIte soldiers, unknown, from steamer r.
Morris.
jos. Paisley, company H, ll2d Pa.
John Mathews, company Z, s4th Pa.
Chas. stander, company u, 18th U. S. irfy.
EfcreZeT Cole, company q, l57th N. Y.
t. Iaklen, 2Gh Mass. volunteers.
Alex. Key, company Ii, 7th n. Y.
H.. X: E; Montgomery, company J. lieth Pa.
Henry Hlgans, company q, list Del.
J. Bolton, company ID, 1isth n. Y.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO
kILL-Iesterday, patroiman Nicholl, of the
Fourth Ward, arrested Lot Flannery for shoot
ing James Golfer, tobacconist, corner of Mas
sachus.tts avenue AID IL and Third streets.
Elannery was taken before Justice Walter,
who committed him to jail for hearing There
says that Christmas morning he put the pistol
in his pocket to 60 10 a target firing outside the
city. He drask freely during the day, and at
the corpse of J.. Shields, a deceased ecquaint-
ance. Golfer, friend OF his, was there also
nnt know but he thinks some one sirnes ne ess ss
arm, which caused the pistol 10 explode; the
ball entered the head of Golfer in front and
passed out behind, and the physicians are
doubtful of his recovery. Flannery IL appa-
rently distressed by the affair, and expresses
ereat sorrow fer the family of Golfer. No bail
VIII he taken Tor flannery until the probable
consequence Of the wound shall be ascertaiued
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Dec a5-
Michael Conlan, drunk dismissed. Patrsch
klrty, larceny OF Sls5 from Michasl Bresnahan.
kirby boarded at Bresnahan's house, on III
street, in Swampoodle, and the money was
taken from under q mattress, where liz was
concealed. About SIS W as obtained from Kirby,
who Was then sent TO Jail for further hearine
Daniel Teaster, breaking hack windows, dis.
missed. Robert Mckinney, throwing stones.
fined S3.' John J. Angel, drunk and disIoyaity;
dismissed on taking the oath of allegiance
Morris Roache, selling liquor on SUNDAY; dis
missed. VIM. Summeryille, drunk and pro-
fanlty; fined 81 Charles Montero, disorderly:
dp. So. John keenan, VIM. Chase drunk; dis
missed. J. Bond and Michael Hsubrier do
turned over 10 military.
MORE OF rHE RIoT.-On Christmas night it
was reported al the Third Ward Station thal
there was q colored man living on the side VAN
between Nlhth and Tenth streets. Roundsuan
Shitd and another officer at once went 20 the
place and took him to the station house,
where il was found that he had severe s.ah
In the right side. and was much bruised about
the lace. Dr. ke3sley was called in, and dressed
DIS wounds, and he was humanely sent % his
residence, near the Observatory, by Justice
Thompson. He stated his name 70 be Alfred
Johnson, and that he, in company with two
other negro men, were attacked near the Gov
ernment repair shop and beaten, and that a
squad OF the prov ost guard took him in charge
and carried him to the guard mouse, from WHICH
he was released.
SOLDIERS ON BRYDER.-fieorge Roseberry
and Charles Hartley, drunk, disurderiy and
rrCianei L. Bennet and Chas. Mcdonald. for
fotblns apple vendors, and the last named for
threats of violence, were arrested and taken TO
tie Fourth Ward station. where they had a
hea ring be fore Justice Walter. All the prison.
srs were soldiers, and each had evidently se-
cur, a a full ration OF Christmas, which effected
sucl improper behavior. There was no desire
the part OF the complainants to punish them
severely, ana Justice Walter considering their
in IMPRISONMENT sufficient penalty for the Of
frnces, administered an appropriate reprimand
and dismissed them TO 20 10 their respective
euartTs.
TTEST. FINCENT's ORPHAN AsYLum-This
fair. h-le at the Asyluis building, appeals
warmly To the sympathies OF the bene volen',
and We ooubt 10; il viii 10, on similar oc-
c5.iUns lsretUfCre, abundaatly patronixad.
lpdfed 70 more pleasant evenings coaid be en-
JOY ed than those her. tofore spent at Gle Asylum
lars with the cheerful company sure TO be
[ as ss mbled there. The kind hearted managers
Of his noble charity have some lao orphans In
ap opportunity to aid I'm the good work OF pro-
yiding homes for these parentlese little ones.
eThe I'D Illinois Regimen; is commanded
throughout by M-:hodsst PREACHERS.