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

lmee Fryer, company d, LIST Mich.
| Jealous bert, company K, I2th Pa.
90. A. dyke, company X, 25, b Ohio.
6ufnet sucker, company +, 1t Mich.
:" II. Daniels, company +, I'd Mass.
| John X: Thcupxins, company u, 9Th Conn.
Lieut.: CE1ries Pierson, I'D Y.
Joseph Brandali, company A, s4th Y
= II. Wbaley, company G, lith Y
Harrison George, company E, lO4th n. /.
WIN soloerger company K, 6lst Ohio,
| Sergt Henry Kelly, company r, lisp
PoLlcE-The Fourth Ward patrol reported YES.
sSraay bridget Mulquin, Cathsrine Courtney,
Mary Fitzgerald, John Davis selling liouo, %
| soldiers; Nm. Johnson, NJ mccarthy. lame,
Pendie, John Reilly, James Galligan, drum and
aisorderiyj turned over to the military Johanna
n macaen, ns:auIt and battery; bsil for peace
! tatfick b"Tle, drunk; fined y. Thos sutton,
40; i9r Trial. Msrtha Fleet resisting ola Ger. do
L. salts, dtsorderly; fned SIS 9i-by Justice
wng9'nen. Etwin Lilly, do; dismissed. Jos
nghtlngi fined 81 John J Hall, disloyalt,: toof
oatn OF allegiance; also resisting ofncer; fnsd
81, Daniel Long, fighting; do. Josiah Bingey,
John SPiiliaey, firing in the street; dismissed.
James Barry, do turned over to the military.
iodV chapman, .htingi fined SIS; for profanity,
10 s5e IN hSnI' va FysT dun TUNED
FIJI. Thos. MulquiE, selling liquor to soldiers
turned over TO military.
,oLic l.-Ine Fourthward patrol reported Sat-
urday-Patrick Gro.ty and John McGrath. at.
tempt at horse stealing; 7 tidal John PIav}no.
sci! ng liquor without license; fined s2O5s r.
2. Leach, creating nuisance; dismissed VIM
s"nhs, ,9nn Cahiil VIM Ford, James Hoyt,
Mlcnael Nc MULLEN, drunk and disorderly; turned
over 70 military. Lieut.. Chadwick, discrderly at
Canterbury; dismissed -
he Third-werd patrol reported-Adsm Mons
drunk; nned - jeremiah Quick ,vap rant; work
house go days Henry Dolphin, assault; dism,ssed
oy Justice lark. Charles Ellis, COLO, stealing a
~ jan further hearing. Patrick RYAN, do;
AZ oy Jnslce hompson. James Morgan, Fer
uihaho w ackerfuss, Gilman Scott, Michael HoI-
man, ana George Glllon, drunk and disorderly
turned over to the military
DEATH OF WASHINGTON VOLUNTEER Yes
.eroay the trlencs Of Mr. John V. Shields, well
Known citizen Of Washington, were notified Of
bis death In the military hospital at Philade
Mr. Shields enlisted as a private in the corps
,aisea In this city and attached to the Is, Cali
Iornia, now the 7lst Pennsylvania regiment
During the seven DAYS battle on the Peninsula he
was SICK, but was also Injured on the retreat Nv
accident he was taken with the invalids to Phila.
delphia, where he died, receiving all the atten
ton that could be bestowed upon him His death
vas fastened by the Injuries received In the field
He will De brought to this city for inserment.
GOOD SAMARITASs The ladies belonging 70
Nick endree Chapel (RevWD NJ. RYAN. pastorI
On massachusetts avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, are engaged every afternoon. from
10 o clock, IN the basement Of the church, In
PREPARING lint, bandages, and other necessary
articles for The sick aud wounded In our hospitals
This Is 6od-like work; and this afternoon. at
O'CLOCK, Col. VIM. H. Maurice, Of Philadelphia
IS TO deliver an address to them. An eloquent
and patrio tic one may be expected The public
are Invited to be present.
MORE TRoors.-The 39th regiment Massachu.
sets volunteers. Se7 men, Major H Tremlett COM
handing; the 10; b Vermont, l 023 men, Colonel
yewett; the 124th New Yo,k, $50 men, Col. A. H.
Ellis, and the 1884 New York, $50 men, Col A.
II. McDouga al, all arrived In this city last night
and this morning. AS fast a. the new regiments
now arrive they are assigned positions In brigades
with old regiments, thus rendering the new ones
as emcient az possible. There were over 7 600
soldiers fed at the Retreat this morning.
Did Lieut.. Robert w Smith, Of the 5,h
Pennsylvania Reserves, died on Sunday at Doug
the thigh at the late battle of Bull Run was taken
prisoner and subsequently paroled. He was for
merly Sergeant Major Of the 5th deserve, and In
that position partci pated In tbs battles of the
Peninsula, where he was twice struck by spent
balls. He w,s promoted to q lieutenant for gal
lantry on the field of battle, and received honora-
bic mention by his commanding onacsr.
CoNrLINENrARY-Tbe Philadelphia friends
OF Gen. Birney, admiring his brilliant conduct
al the head OF bis division In the battle Of Mon
day night, near Fairfax Court House. when the
enemy was 20 signally repulsed, have subscribed
over 81, 200 to purchase sword for presentation
10 nlin, In token OF their high appreciation Of his
gallant services The subscription Ia still open,
and the amount will be largely increased.
In THz Methodist Pro.estan. Church, Ninth
street, President Nichols, OF the Maryland Con-
ference, has appointed Rev. w. NJ Strayer 70
Ninth street station, to serve the remainder Of
the ministerial term Of the late Rev. w. Robey
Kew MIR. Strayer IN a young minister Of dne abil-
tiles, and his appointment gives general satisfac.
ton to the Ninth street Congregation
BREAD The great influx Of soldiers and citi-
zens into the city within the past few days, al
most exhausted the supply Of bread, the bakers
not expecting SO great an addition to the popula-
ton. They are now, however, prepared to feed
both citizens and strangers.
A PRESENTATION SoIREK took place at the res
Hence Of Professor Alexander w olowski on
Tenth street, No 451, between E and streets
on Monday evening, when the Professor receive
all unexpected visit from his advanced pupils
who ME; % spend pleasant mus cal evening; and
they avaied themselves Of the opportunity to pre-
sent him with a token Of their united esteem and
regard personally al q gentleman and al a mark
Of appreciation OF the excellence Of his new and
facile system Of imparting a thorough and prac.
teal knowledge Of vocal and instrument tai (pano)
music This token was In the form of a costly
and elegant diamond ring, manufactured for the
oocasion by c. NJ. Burr, No. S7J Broadway, New
York, and was presented by one Of Prof Wo-
lowski's lady pupils, who was deputed to do the
honors Of the evening, and who acquitted herself
In admirable style, referring most appropriately
to the facility with which thorough knowledge
OF - the divine art'' was acquired under his sys-
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