Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.
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aoovrp's IHRArER.-The admirers OF tho
sr.n,a cannct fall TO ,e pleased with Zoe taeutrd
Company COW performing at this resort, and who
sssm To e1cel In every branch Of their profession
A fnIl house viii no dotbt greet them this eve
nirg. a. the bill selected 10 q mos. excellent one
Or.n, a Butterfly and Kate Denin 40 Mrs Fitx-
h.rbert and the farce Of " Forty Winks," with
owens a Horatis Spriggins.
Foap's THrArRR was, everv evening last week
.,nce the opening, crowded with oriliisnt audi
,pres whe, In peated rounds Of applause, eX
,,,s.ed their approval Of the manner In which
rhsrscters rendered at this famous resort Two
p.ys o. esffhlished popularity are offered for this
4 evenings entertainment They are merry pro-
! ductiors, and within the competency OF the dra-
4 rspc company to render with amusieg effect.
4 They are " school Of Reform and " Man With
i out q Coat"
C.NrKnBuRY HALL go to Canterbury Hall
this evening and ZEE the new faces and new pieces
| Marietta has been engaged for another week. "a
4 also that popular sons stress Miss Clara Butler
New att actions viii be offered, and the perform.
ance con'lude with the amusing pantomime Of
"vol-au- vent" No better place than CanteI burr
to enjoy . hearty laugh.
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Rospnthal las engaged
sianora ssydel, Ane operate singer; Mr.. Henry
Jungnicisl: famous violincelio PLAYER; and
viii perform their parts In the free concerts
Rsfrsshments to Be had.
THE. LurHIaAN SYNOD -JAydi Day The
lutheran Synod Of Maryland continues its ses
sons In 81 Paul's Church, corner OF II and
Eleventh. street,. Revs. Or. Storke, Storke, 9
A. scRlaegel, and Others reported themselves thii
No ling.
The committees reported upon the Journal and
sermons Of ncentiates, Recommending the re-
new 81 Of the licssse cf Rev Mr.. Henninghausep
Of 5. !Hhnr German Church Of this city; Of the
storke-the latter q lies ntiatr Of the Congrega.
nonsl Association Of Massachusetts. Ordinate on
viii be administered tomorrow night In St
i Psul's Church.
AZ the closing Of our report, an earnest debate
IL In progress upon the recommendation Of Id.
t5erville Female Seminary and the appointment,
Of q visitor frou this body to report annually
The friends Of the Female Seminary at Hsgers.
town, Md are contending fog the passage Of aim
liar rssousions In reference to that institution.
The services Yesterday In this church were
we'll attended and deeply MISUNDERSTANDING
betng Administered In the morning, after an able
4 and earnest sermon froD Rev. Dr.. Morris and the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper az night, after a
8 feeling address by Rev. DR.. Baugher.
The anniversary meeting Of the Missionary
Society, TO- night at 1arter before eight O'Clock
win be addressed bv Kew. Dn. Myers, Mccfon
AM Diehl.
TIE members appear to be thoroughly loyal,
aud breathe forth The most unequivoeal and
1 earnest prayers for the triumph Of our arms and
success Of our 6ovesnnens
Own CHAleINe CoNrlAB,Sps Yesterday
: morning, Jehn Pool, white wagon driver I'M
: dertook TO carry two contabapds from the steam
bargaining 70 take them for 81, bu, on the road
he made them pay him several times, until the
amount be obtained rescued % 25. He also 70.
fused to take them into the quarters, but made
them ges out some distance CT, and dumped their
elects In the STREET DR. Nichols, the superin-
tendert made him haul the goods quite 10 the
quarters ana placed him In charge Of the guard
about the same time for extorting "a Is from some
contrabands who he agreed to charge but e..
/ He stated, when asked. that his number was 80
but on looking at the side Of the box 1, was found
To be 3u. They were both taken to the Central
Guardhouse, and after few hours confinement
were released.
TEE Row YRsrHRpAY.-Abouts SIX O'Clock yes
terdsy, two men Of the I'd d. C.. regiment WIRE
strclling along the avenue armed with their mus
fes, and one Of them INDUCED In profanity and
witt demonstrated with him against his eoodpc,,
and told him IL he did not Ftop II he would "a Re
him to the auardhouse. The other soldier, Sam'l
King, disputed the oHcer's authority and anally
sprung at McDeviss, who took mis- musket ffoT
him, and gave Il to q citizen to hold. He then
went 70 arrest King. snd great crowd gathered
nOund In {. ncmsnt, and general asht in the
W., In the meantime, secured his prisoner, and
with the aid Of another oncer carried him to the
Ceatrsl 6usrdhouse, to be dealt with by the mil
will no doubt see that such conduct Is not re.
peated by men Of their command.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jssties
Clayh.-Sundsy.-Chas.O ssinger, stealing horses;
) jill Wm. L,ur, drunk and profane; Ane % 50.
jams Wilson, cold, disorderlvj do. B. Rob''
Clinton, insul.ing , lady; DO. 81 So. Lieut.; W.
August Aodhan, di.orderly; fned g. Lewis E.
Hsur,e, do; do %. Eugene Fenoaf, do do.
% Edw,rd rhisrilt, do; do. 81. william
James serivsner, druSi; ansd e. 70. Michael
McNanney, do for trial. J. w. Robinson and
Nj Ba0est disorderly; turned over to the military.
Henry Burdiet, drunkI dismissed. Robert Col.
Mary Carson, drunk and profanei workhouSe 90
dsvs John Brown. resisting and assaulung an
encesi ssnt 10 JAIL In default Of bail. Monday
Samuel King, resisting an ofacer; turned over to
The military. George w. Rose, deserter; do.
Robert wheauy, drunk and disorderly; work.
house % days.
s.xr TO rHl ON CApIroL-asoree 8. Cole
man was arrested In Georgetown on Saturday,
and the Ga G.eo He saa
with Treasury notes, and was once In the Old
Capitol, from which he was released on parole.
He bad been on farm In Virginia, ana 1t 10 sup
posed bis intentions were to break his parole. He
refused to take the oath, -
Jehn Murphy, who was arrested at the depot
by Capt. Ware, about five days since, for using
reasonable language, and who has since been In
the Central Guard houae, had hearing this morn
Ing, which resulted In his being sent 70 the Old
& Capitol
CHARsR OF AIDING AYp ABIrfINe. Satur.
day afternoon, Omcss Crown arrested Mrs. John
Houorsa and Theoss Collins, on the charge OF
aiding and abetung John HclloFan In an assault
and battery and iASeas 70 kill james Malonsy, On
Thunday Ast-ths pafteuiafs Of which have
already been PublisheA IN the ssar, They were
taken before Justice Clayton, who held them to
bail for . further hearing. Msloney 10 slowly
recovering from his injuries, which have not
prosM 70 bs - severe a 1t hrst supposed his
sfun not having been fractured, although the
blows have caused q confusion Of the brain.
hoHH TIooPs-The Hlst Pennsylvania regi.
men', numbering $50 men, arrived on saturday