Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.
.NrsEAESTs TONIGHT

-. arpssrs in ..oarl. Of her best eharact.rs-
Gr,,ifis in in ''Ssian IN Paris" and two in |
:. Fannie Fish WIFE" Miss Mitch.lrs |
v,Hti-> az no where better displayed than in |
80 of = pro.can character. During the per
-nansr she will sing "Oalirr Herrin," and
u..n- that Loves thee Stiil," and danes char
usrrist! liz Scotch dance.
ESrotEE.s TuEirgE.-E-L- Davenport was
L.; night the recipient Of q very fattering oya-
- an eYdencs that the public know well !
k5w 10 appreciate true histrionir ability ,Ha |
usnsars tonight in one Of Shakspear's most
H1lliaut conceptions that OF .Othelio- This
T. ;bs IRIS; occasion this season that on OF the
Gamortai dTamatist's plays has been produced
Id liz legitimate drama viii be hailed with
lstis faction.
| wAsHIsGToy THEATER.-John Z Ovens
tiayed last Night 10 q most excellent house, aud
Eas a;sply suStaidec By The Company which !.
kznaSrr Jarrett has selected. An that Gilt
tg. L. not Gold" and s. The Toodes," is the
. ~ for ihis evening! MIR. Owens appears
ETcby Twinkle, and 81 'sTimothy Toodies;'
Eis. Kate D.nin per-onates 'sMartha Gibbs
-sd Dir. 4 II. Davenport :. Stephen Plam.'
vSrtween the plays Miss Annie Wiiks viii en-
b rt3ir with song.
II CASTEEBCEY.-JuliaM Mortimer last evening
rceIred & most cordial and gratifying welcome
,ck. The s.jipsey's lay was performed
xI:h thc brilliant eject which has heretofore
characterized Ii. It will ~ given again to-
hight, together with a original bill OF song and
..GCr-
The CIRCUS was again thronged last night
%i;h y mueh-amused crowd OF spectators, who
vinced their satisfaction with the performance
b frequent bursts OF applause. With Jim
Reynolds and Dan Gardner IN the ring, one
ranro. help indulsing in bursts OF laughter.
Tie equestrian feats of Nine Tournairc, Mile
tbrrSy, George Derious and others, are uniyer-
uksliy admired.
i ACADEMY OF MTsIC-Tha free concerts at
Rose u:h.l's attract much attention. and con-
Htnuc 10 be well patronised. Attentive walters
Ids pense Refreshments.
CorscIL PROCEEDINGS, Oct, 6.-Board of Al
lesrmen.-The Chair Mr.. Brown presented 4
accumulation from the Mayor in reference TO
IT, tax on gas, and setting forth that the war
las had been included in the last bill presented.
fThe Corporation now pays S2ii per month Tor
bach lamp, Sl.07 Tor one-haif) being reim-
uturSed 10y assessment. He suggested re-
Eysiaa OF the relations existing between the Cor
ITO-a.ion and the tax company. The commu-
fication was appropriately referred.
Il The following were read and also referred A
IrUuU from the Water Registrar: the
Export OF the Intendant of the Asylum for Sep
t.mber; an act to amend an act 10 regulate and
protect theatrical exhibitions: joint resolution
N reference 10 paving the alley in square No.
~: an act TO relay nag footway across Fifth
tt;rset west 10 thr north side OF New York av-
knur; an act 10 grade and gravel North Capitol
k-r-et. between @ and III streets north: an act to
b,y flag foo:way across North Capitol street,
tuI.oR the south side of street west; an act TO
h. pair Mary land avenue bridge, and IN act for
Ebr relief of John Alexander ana others
When The committees were called, Mr. Rich
birds, !rlIn the committee schools, stated that
had neglected 10 furnish q report Tor an
RIv prlitlon for teachers, SC, because the Board
u trustees had not yet furnished the proper es-
Inmates.
\ TIE report OF the In,entIant of the ASYLUM for
hr north OF August was placed OF the flies Of
he board.
T'i:s act making appropriation for the burial
bi outdoor poor was taken zap. and Mr.. Pepper
u;ivN-t; 10 amend so that IL would read for the
burial OF deceased outdoor poor, as the bill in
il present shape was too general, and il would
ict ~ proper TO bury oil the outdoor poor
ffrd
g.. for shat purptTSe.l
The following passed the Board An act to
t;iui and -rayrl h street. north from the Circle
- .hr bridge over Rock creek; resolution re-
uahiTing the Mayor 10 have all the pumps in
tn; city put IN seryiceabie order, and authoriz-
nS him to employ an additional force for that
vpUTpcsa; an act allowing CHRISTOPHER Bowie 10
rrrct on til" east side OF his dwelling
yEou>,; RESOLUTION requesting the Water Reg
frar 10 furnish estimates OF the cost of intro
HEucin.- water into all OF the market houses: an
bet providing for thn repairing and reiaying OF
7i. f"Ctivr !'a- fso:w:iyS; act ;iII:;nitarv of
I.a ~: ~ repair the stone wall on the si;I.
IL IIb-r Cre' n, b.tTeen Pennsylvania avenue
liFd s;r'ri nort:;i = joint resolution granting
lirrIiii>>ioi. 10 J. l.. Smith to tap water main
III VA l. street north
l Thr act authorizing the Mayor 10 appoint
lt,IaIni-S ion. If Improvement for the several
I.aTr;%, was reported back with amanI-
l.: - appointing one Commissioa.r from each
aM AT salary Of $3.50 each; and was M de
L. special drti:'r for Monday next.
4 Adjourned.
1 tars=sns ;-Guac:l-A communication VAS r.
I-i,eti iru... the Mayor asking an appropriation
L. purchase iiIei for The poor during the coming
lliui~r, w!;i-h was referred.
4 Dir. &. j Garfield, member elect from the
l'ifih Ware: appeared and took the oath Of Of
/ u communication was receive from the Sur
y tran uniting plat Of the VIII trf property
T. !hc east side OF Seventh street. T.Cn /. and
Il streets S.Ey1h-
/ The foilv,, lag Were presented ana referred
Petitions from Gustavus kohcr and +. J. KEN
Z, assins remission OF fines, and the follow
L., bills frc.iI the Board OF Aldermen: For tn.
f-cb;ishrG NJ of q pound for animals 10 build
q tfftsc across the Tib-T, in so are .j!1 to All
E@C-izs. The E;aycr TO lease an ally III square
p 20 ]. I. X. Plant; 10 grade / street south,
tICm Seventh TO Eleventh streets east: TO grade
~ stree; south, from cth 20 18th streets east re-
iatIng 10 public hay scales; for the relief of
Ja>. Z. Lalkin.
Il The f.iioss .ns were read third time and
passed: Bill to repair the stone all on the west
usir OF Tiher Greek, from The avenue 10 = street:
II ErSOiu'ion 10 pay tie expenses OF IN? special
S%C;!OH in tEc Fifth Ward; resolution 10 take
oin the files All bills and papers relating TO the
Il organization OF fire department.; bill to COM
Vl-iisste l. j. hlopfer Tor compiling the laws of
lth- Corporation; Jill. explanatory or an act to
Improve the Northern Market; IL act 70 pay for
Iii&:hs up ihe room for the Council and Tor re-
E'a3TE to the City Hall.
/ The Oil from the Board OF Aldermen reSu!a-
flEg tl,e salsry OF tiic messenger to the Mayer
-, and the secretaries Of each board, was re-
Ported from Tie committee OF ways and means
II iih amendments TO reduce the salary OF tn.
e1''--snFer from 800 TO S;53, to strike out the
IiAcrc:se 20 the secretaries and 20 increase the
Issiary of tl,e messenger OF the Board of Common
IICIBeii TO S250; the first and third OF which
were adcp:-d and the second rejected.
Nj ,Ci~rnehie offered the following, which
was adopted:
R,sairec ty the Board Of Common Council, That
IT, Mayor be, and he is hereby, requested to
Inform thi> Board at his earliest convenience,
IEhetner the joint resolution approved Decem-
tt-F :, Isl, ia reference to the Baltimore and
Ith'o R:i!ro2d has Been executed, and W neither
usny collection Of taxes under said order has
In made, AID IL not, why the same has not
ttScn done, and what further Iegis lation, IL any,
a. necessary TO carry into full effect the said
tI'''nf resolution.
iIhe following is the joint resolution referred
IT..
II 5s i. TesoIrcd, DC, That the assessors be, and
Ils-s ar hereby, req uired TO Assess forthwith
81 iha rea; estate OF the baltimore and Ohio
khai:-Uad situated within the limits Of the city,
Pm also a. much of the personal property AS
EEay re subject 10 taxation here, and that the
Ioi cctor be directed 20 proceed TO the coilrc-
Foo. 81 th~ taxes which may se due thereon for
iS rarn hnh In fhar