Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
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Forp,s ATHrNKuM.-A good house last .yhk
notvtthsts ndine the bad weather. The charming
actress, Mis- Lrc,lle W extern In the French
spy again This evening; after which the grace
ful danseuse, Miss OI;y ., in I" Tambourine
DanceD To conclude with Betsy Baker" A
tempting entertainment.
WARRINGTON THxArER- A great bill this eve
ming Clarke, The comedian, In four pieces:
fSchool In an Uproar," df. J. :. Clarke al the
Fat Boy, and miss Denim a. Bob Netues q new
play entitled "Paul Pry In Warrington" then
i'Toodles; ana lastly the "spectrs Bridegroom"
Mr. @. a. Dickory.
C.Nrx,,uRy H.IL-The varied performances
at this place rf amusement are deservedly popu-
lara charge o. bill being presented each eve
ming, ith new songs, dances, b1flesques, gym
nastics, &c all by the best performer. Matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
OpD FELLOWS HALL.-Sanford's famous opera
troupe Offer gems Of the opera, drama and COM
edy, every evening, and their burlesques are in
lmitabls. See them while you have chance.
TEMPERANCE HALL.--Prof. Barnes, Select Co,
tillon Party night Tickets at the hotels and
at Enis' music store.
SMITHSONIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lee
ture Of the course Of the Washington Lecture As
socistion, by VIM. 6oodell, Esq of New York.
Subject" The Constitution for Emancipation,
and Emancipation for the Constitution"
CLARENDos MUSEUM Beautiful waiting girls,
choice liquors, fragrant cigars, and delicious mu-
sic. oh, my.
wAsHISeroS Music HALL.-The first free con.
cert-room in the New York style ever established
In this city.
MARYLaspAssuAL CosrERxScE-This lspis.
lative body of the Methodist Protestant Church
ended ie deliberations, after harmonious session
OF Eve DAYS In Chestertown, Md, on the 18th
instant; and the ministers departed for their vsri-
Gus fields Of labor for the ensng year, the lay del
homes following
appointments for the stations In and about the
District Of Columbia:
Reese; East Washington Mission, w. w. Reese;
Ninth street, w Roby; West Washington Mis-
sion, r. Remick; Alexandra station, J.W. Ever
Howard Circuit, Nd w. wrieSt.w II. Hon,
kins; Frederick City Mission. 6 T. Cochel; Po-
tOmac Circuit, to be supplied.
Ofthe ministers who have served in this local.
ity the following disposition has been made:
Rev. p. Light Wilson goes TO Pipe-creek Cir
cult; Rev.W. T. DUNN TO Salem, Philadelphia;
Rev. ]. T Ward, Liberty Circuit; Rev. 8. v. Hob
cult during the past year was complimented by
special resolution Of the Conference 10 associate
superintendent Of Kent Circuit, Md; the ex-Pres-
ident; L.W Bate, was appointed to West Baltl-
more Station; and Rev. James X. Nichols 10 the
President Of the Conference.
The delegates TO the General Conference to meet
in Georgetown, d. C., in May next, were elected,
Mlnisters-J. ]. Murray, d. D., w. Roby, L.
w. Bates. Francis Waters, ID. D., DR.. Thos Sim
ID; E REESE, w. Everist, and J. X. Nichols.
Laymen-Luther Martin, John B. Thomas
George vIckers, J. w. Richardson. Dan'l Price,
J. B. Matthews, John Smith of J, Jos Libbey
The Conference adjourned TO meet in West
Baltimore Station the second Wednesday in
March, 1868.
A Bold THIEF CAPTURED BIT BRAVE IRISH
GTRL--1esterday afternoon, about three O'Clock
two soldiers were seen coming out of dwelling
at the southeast corner OF and Second street
One o. them had q bundle under his overcast
They were observed by lady from her window
on me opposite side Of the street, and she sus:
pected from their movements, as they turned
round the corner towards street, that they were
thieves, and had something contraband under
the oyercoat Quickly stepping over the way,
she Informed the lady Of the house what abe had
seen, when u was soon discovered that an over
coat belonging to the owner Of the house had
been stolen from the passage. the two soldiers
were Immediately fol owed by an Irish girl, who
was living in the family, and overtaien in the
street near liquor shop and grocery. The girl
charged one Of the rascals, who had the coat on
his back, with stealing II; and attempting to
seize him, the fellow broke from her grasp and
decamping In Bull Run fashion, threw OF the
stolen overcoat and made his escape. The girl
pi~ied up the coat, and approaching the other
soldier. who had not run away with his guilty
comrade, she maDfully seized him by the collar,
and with the help Of few bystznders carried
back the fellow and placed him before the LADY,
who, In the absence OF her husband, and there
~
large, after strong protestaons Of perfect inno-
cence on his part, and equally strong promises
mot to be In such scrape and bad AZ for the
future.
AssIRLcI OF QuAErER's POLICE RzpoRr.-
From the report Of the Superintendent Of the
Metropolitan Police, for the quarter ending jan
uarY 1, we find the whole number Of arrests by
that force during the quarter, to be 03O of which
read write; $50 were married, and :, 100 were
single The following disposition has been made
OF the above cases Committed TO Jail, $50; dis
missed, 1,2sS held to security to keep the peace,
90; turned over to the military authorities l. 1872
sent to the workhouse, 474, and held to bail for
court, Isl. Fines have been imposed In ,372
cases, amounting in all TO % $40 PAX az follows:
sI;25o
The WAsHIssIoN NAVY YARD IN CoNeREss
We are pleased to see that Senator Hale has
made move In the Senate looking To the i'm
Navy Yard, 50 that they may be fitted for the
manufacture Of plates to cover the new iren-clad
steamers. Already there In large stock Of ma
chinery at the yard adapted to the works, and
we doubt net, should the move succeed, that the
workmen under the present eficient commander,
Captain Dahlgren, win do the work in as good !
manner and a. speedily az at any yard In the
country.
HUNGARIAN CELIBRArIoa-The Hungarian
oncsrs and civilians in Washington celebrated,
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Hungarian revolution Of lsis, and the birthday Of
Garioaldi. The party consisted, among Others of
Col. Albert, late Of Fremonts stat; Msjor Zagon-
VI, Col D'Utassy, Col. FigyoImesy, Col. Detchy,
and Captains Sarpy, Deinka, and Szabed Major
ZagonYi expressed the hope that the moment wifi
soon arrive when all the Hungarians who v ant to
light viii have an opportunity 10 grid on the
sword for the defence Of the Union. The party,
Including few o1ices who had served under
Garibaldi and who arrived here few months
ago, separated with hearty hurrah for the Union
and Hungary.
RxtzAsxD.-The following prisoners were re-.
leased by the commission yesterday on giving
their written parole to render no aid or comfort
70 the enemies In hostility to the government
Of the United States:-A ]. Flemming, J. !.
English. W. A Taylor, Summerneld Ban, w
y. Price, J.W. Burke, w. N. Brown, :. s.
Hough. Il. G: Field, E. J. snowden, w. Cogan,
and John WEIGH.
The following were recommitted for further
consideration :-H. o. Clsughton, Henry Peel,
and Z. II. Mcknight, all Of Alexandria.
THK HAcKhKN AND THE BADGR LAw-By a
a.N raHN - eNN H. III