Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06
AMusEMKNrs To-NIeHf.

great pantomIme, (" Les Amors des Alpes, - with
Ward In his great eords voIdsts feat with huge
matinee, and distribution Of elegant presents
amongst them q SIS silk dress.
CHRIsTY's An entertaining programme of
burlesques, songs and dances, and the Intensely
as "Peter Day >, A card attractive TO every fun
lover In Washington.
KINsIs AMPHITHEArER.-Fist appearance Of
the celebrated humorist, Dan Rice, In a grand
favorites still remain, rendering the corps a
strong team indeed. 4" Them mules" will appear
to night,
ACADEMY OF Music An attractive musical
New York style. Open from three O'Clock p. m.
TIL half past nine.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS The following soldiers
have died since our last report:
John c. Richardson. company G., 18th Maine
volunteers, at Columbian College Hospital.
William J. seavy, company d, 1lth Maine vol
Bishop w God. company C, LIST Berdan's Sharp
shooters, at camp.
Christian stribenranch, company I, 9sth Penn
sylvania volunteers, In camp at TeDnallytown.
Thomas CLARK, company C, Sd United States
Artillery, at General Hospital.
A. Bowling, company c, 18th Maine volun-
teers, at Columbian College Hospital.
Archibald Damon, Oneida cavalry, at Seminary
HosTital.
Morris B. Benns, company C, LIST regiment Ber-
S0drD8QOOLcrH, a.
Andrew J. Newmon, company c, ID regiment
Berdan's Sharpshooters, at camp.
William A. Wilmington, company F, ID regi-
ment Berdan,s Sharps6ooters, at camp
Corporal William 3. Rinehar', company T.
sth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, at Camp Pier
pont.
Private Bennett, company X, oath New York
Peter Fax, company X, ssth New York volun-
tePrs at camp.
william Cummings, company C, 4th Michigan
volunteers, at camp.
Nelson D. Leslie, company B, I'd regiment Ber-
dams Shsrpshooters at camp.
Benjamin Covert, company K, Goth New York,
at camp.
I'D Brown, company H, 9TH New York caval-
~, at Columbian College Hospital.
John Hilborn, company c, 1O4th Pennsylvania
Charlie, Brenke, company F, 4oth Pennsylvania
volunteers, at camp.
John Bsbcock. company X, 6lst New York vol
unteers, at st. Elizabeth Hospital.
w. X. PiBeo, company G., 18th Maine volun-
teers, at Columbian College Hospital.
Eruptiye Hospital.
Charles ?. Burnett. company o, I'D Psnnsyl-
Levi West, company G, ID Vermont volunteers,
at General Hospital.
George A. Humphrey, company r, 9th New
VIM. Leach, company n, seth New York VOL
unteers, NJ General Hospital.
John o. Hunt, company B, ID regiment Ber-
dams sharpshooters, At camp.
An OUTRAGEOUS NUISANCE 1T In about time
the police did their duty In the matter Of the car
Railroad Company occupy the street continuous
" with cars, unloading freight for private ind-
viduals,) stopping all transit by the ordinary
most reckless disregard Of human life; and citi-
zens demonstrating with those running the cars
have met with the most foul-mouthed abuse from
the employees Of the road. We have heard nu-
n nd -
morning has the following:
A lad about fourteen years Of age, In the en-
ploy OF family named Flemming, WIS run over
by the cars the Of Sixth street and Mary
land avenue (Island) yesterday afternoon. His
legs were dreadfully mangled by the accident"
On Friday night, ladies and gentlemen going
70 the Smithsonian lecture from the Island, were
compelled to creep under or Chamber over the
long train Of freight cars which blocked the way
one Of the ladies inuring herself severely An old
under the ears struck his head with such violence
against portion Of the coupling. a. TO cut his
head terribly, and buffor the aid Of citizen (Mr
MeDeyitD he would have sunk PROSTATE from
loss Of blood.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-On Saturday Edward An
derson, soldier, indicted for an assault on Here
fiah Jordan, was found guilty and sentenced "
eight months' Imprisonment in the county jail,
and to pay fne OF 81. From the evidence In
this case, IL appeared that Anderson, for some
slight pFovocation, beat Jordan with pistol until
hewas insensible, in which condition he remained
Thomas Long. Indicted for an assault and bat
terry on Patrick crog.n, was found guilty
the larceny OF SO 50 In money, from Thomas
Welsh, was acquitted.
Augustus Mistien, indicted for an assault ana
battery Frederick Marshal, (his father in-law,)
on the ID ult was found guilty as indicted, but
recommended to the mercy Of the court
PAT SWAPS BooTs.-saturday, at 10 O'Clock,
a m ri yUaa n Ian N kAa II
Guardhouse very drunk. About 4 o m. another
person, whose clothing was Of better quality than
Pats, was brought and put in the same cell
Yesterday the prisoners were called cut for trial,
and Pat having been the frst in, was frst tried
and dismissed. When his more genteel COM
penion was called he was 6ned %, having been
eheerfully, but remarked, esquire, don't like
the loss Of my new bootsn The fact was that
Pat, having "sobered OF, % examined the habili-
fancy to his boots, removed them from his neigh
bors feet and appropriated them 70 his own use
leaving his own old worn out atty cent brogans
In thsir stead.
RoTsUI WHsKY-Yesterday aftefnoon q SOL
der was taksn TO the Central station by the
provost guard, and before he was confined In the
fall, the corporal Of the guard emptied II outside
the building. A soldier touched Il OF with
match; 10 caught quickly, and burned freely for
1.Tistv o. eoior, Which tss IooIs..on deeel.r.d
Indicative Of the presence Of the most desdly
poisons. The soldiers around were persuaded
that the liquor was at least destructive a. the
bullets Of the rebels and thought that for selling
Il TO soldiers, the vender should be imprisoned
for life.
BLAck-AnouRs.-J John Petit and Charles
Hughes, pair Of amorous youths, were making
love hercely TO certain oolored domestics at the
residence OF citizen on street, on Saturday
night, and In their pursuit Of the flying damsels
insulted the lady Of the house. They were
rested by Patrolmen Fenwick and yelling, and
for their intrusion into gentle man's house, and
subsequent misconduct, were fnsd SO % each
by Justice Walter. Slight punishment for such
an offence, one would think.
TEE TENALLYrowH DIyIsIoS-W We learn that
General Peck and sIaf now occupy the villa be-
longing 10 Georgetown College, which 10 one Of
the largest and hnest msnsions on the Rockville
road II 10 between Georgetow and Tenallytown.
The General has been indisposed lately.