Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

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mar shedd, Of the Third W ard, went to the house
Of Mr.. Jas. A. Wise to serve warrant upon him
Issued by Justice Thompson, charging him with
creating Q nuisance by throwing manure In the
sllev between Seventh and Eighth, and and n
streets north. The warrant was issued upon the
% til Of the informer, but Mr. Wise refused to &C.
Knowledge It. The patrolman attempted 10 arrest
him, on. be got away, and had warrant issoed
ruled for trial before Justice Johnson yesterday,
but before the hour for trial Mr. Wise withdrew
the warrant. Mr.. Wise went to Justice Thomp-
son and acknowledged the service OF the corpo-
rstion warrant and the case was set for hearing
Yesterday, when Mr.. w. waived trial, and left
the case with the Justice, requestipg jud gmentt to
be withheld two or three days. The judgment
will be entered for the corpora ion.
In the meantime the patrolman had warrant
issued against Mr.. Wise for resisting him In the
disrh barge Of his duty This case was'ruled for
hearing before Justice Dom on the I'D Inst.
A FIaHriNs woMAH Thursday morning,
colored woman, named Frank Fopham, living In
the house Of vary Savoy, on street near Third,
on the island, GOT into dis puts with the latter,
and pitched into her In the most approved style,
beating her severely Che was arrested and taken
IN cell, but before going In she turned snd gave
the ofacers an exhibition OF pugilistic powers
Justice Stretton last evening committed her 70
jail to answer at court This Is the third time
lately that the police have arrested her for
fighting.
At a negro "shindig" In the neig hborhood Of
Ninth and o streets, a rumpus took place, In
which James Evans made an assault on Sam
Armstrong with brick, with which he cut aim
severely Evans had been out OF Jail only few
days, where he had been committed to for sim
liar offence, having obtained security 10 appear at
court. Oficer Robert Johnson arrested him and
took him before Justice Clayton, where he met
with his security, who gave him up, and he was
committed to Jail.
DEATHS OF SoLpIIRs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report
w. Tenny, company !, 10th Massachusetts.
r. @ Jones, company 7, 9th Vermont.
Err Atherton, company n. 9Th Penn. r. C.
Henry Sherer, company X, ed Pennsylvania.
sergt James w Rowley, company ID, LIST Long
Island.
E. Marshall, company G, 18th North Carolina.
W. b. Cain, company +, 9Th Alabama.
T. c. Picfetts, company /, Minnesota.
James w alsb, comp any [, I'd ID. G..
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire In relation
TO the burial place % their friends &c, by call
lrg on +. r. Sands, Government undertaken, 4A
F street north.
ACcIDBSIs.-Yesterday afternoon young man
named Johnson, was standing on the pavement
corner Of Tenth Street and Louisiana Avenue
where q squad Of the Provost Guard were
drill, and fell suddenly, his head striking the
pavement, inhicting very serious wound. The
soldiers instantly took charge Of him and did all
they could to relieve him but IL was found that
bis skull was fractured, and the blood flowed so
profusely that II was deemed necessary TO convey
him 10 his home, where he could be properly at
! tended. Sergeant Gettings Of the police employ
ed a car, and the injured man was placed In II,
and carried to his house.
ASSAULT WITH CtrLAs.-Thursday after.
noon two soldiers went into restaurant near the
depot and had some W ,rds with the barkeeper, NJ.
Harrington, who, II appears, had put one Of them
out Of the house few days since, and attacked
him. Harrington got hold Of q cutlas and cut at
them lanes Gillpn him
over the head with the side Of the blade infict-
ing an ugly cash. Officer Conway arrested Har-
rington and took him before Justice Furguson,
by whom he was committed 10 jail.
PoLICB.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday-Harriet Coon, Dunk; dismissed.
30 o.. Jenny Johnson, larceny Of a gold breast
pin; Jail for cOurt-by Justice Thompson. l.
Numyer, forstalling the market dismissed-by
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported-EIlen
Newman and Jane Crossman, mutually threaten
ing each other; ruled their for trial before
Justice Clayton
| NAVY YARD The Yankee arrived Yesterday
! afternoon from the RaPpahannOck, having been
up as far as Fort Lawry, bat reports nothing new
She will leave 2ain this afternOo'.
The Baltimore and NJ unit Washington left
yesterday afternoon for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk,
Congress and gentlemen Of prominence, many Of
whom were accompanied by their ladies.
Music AT THE CAPIroL-The Marine Band
will perform this evening, between \ and o'clk,
at the Capitol, the following programme:
Grand March-Profetai Quick SteP-Parisina
the Opera Puritani; Heitezse Libensbilder-
Waltz; Finale Of ID Act-Il Poliuto; Polka, with
popular selections, including national airs.
LIE Bon Ton, for July, at shillington's Book.
store, Containing elgfsvings Of walking, country
and sumner dresses and French bonnets; also,
E,Nl IL fpA Nhn
latest Paris fashions.
LEARN that the E-rreet Baptist Church, Of
this city, have engaged the services OF Rev >. Nj.
Shute, as temporary pastor who Will oticiate to-
morrow, and thereafter
EVENING sERvIcE.-The regular Sunday eve.
ming services at Grace Church (lsland y Rev: Mr.
Ho:mead will be recommended to morrow night;
service opening at half-past seven O'Clock.
GENITAL GuARpHousR CAsBs.-Bsfors Justice
ThorHpSoH John King, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81 81. Michael O'Neal, do do. Samuel
STAFFORD, do; do.
GLYMoNT BY MooNLIGHT.-The proposed ex-
curson to Glymont on Tuesday night next under
the auspices Of the Union Literary Association
promises TO be grand affair.
Gov WIcKLIFTE, Of Kentucky, will address
the Foundry NJ. E. Sunday School al O'Clock
10 morrow afternoon
SkE NOTICE, IN dnOlnel Column, Oh ulibolonaIf
meeting at Union Chapel. Interesting statements
may be anticipated
FSon Richard Smith, Esq, Cashier Bank Of
Metropolis
From the satisfaction given In case Of Deaf
ness, in which had cause to feel the utmost in
terest, and the happy result Of DR.. F. 4. Mosch-
Iiskers operations, deem Il an act Of justice 70
permit him to place my name on his list Of rec
concentrations as a skillful Aurist, for the benefit
Of those who may require his services.
RD. SMITH.
From g. II. BTOtcns, Esq, Member Of Congress,
X. I.
II gives me pleasure TO be able 10 state that DR..
Won Moschzisker relieved me from an attack Of