Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

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s Mm: Peters, l Slsve-Louisa Carter. John G.
siaye-Clara Adely. A. r. Edelin,, 4 slaves
mary, Jane and Margaret Loggtns and Alice
n Meay. Jonathan Ridenour, 2 sisves-Harry
| slaves-Ann, Robert and Lucy shorter JsIis
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washington Young, 6s slaves-walter, Beckie.
ELpU.ulSs, NSnnle, Aioysius, Joanna, Cressins,
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Marin, Ann Maria, Martha Charity Ios,rl'
protus, Charlotte, Elias and Daniel siny:
NARY, Dick, sam, Betsey, sally, Annie lane
Roster, Lewis and Joseph Bruce: Mary Juli.'
ann, Margaret and Hamlet Stewart; Barney,
Ellen, JOIN, Elias and Ellen Covington, IT,
george, LucY, Clement, Vincent, Jane and levy
Gordon; Phil Dimes Frank s,oddard: CbsntTv
Peter, Joanna, Robert, Charlie EIiz, Rerkls
and Lucy Graham; Agnes, Henry Motley. sta
Beckie and William Fletcher, and an infant
RIoToUs SOLDIERS Yesterday afternoon
Uniontown, opposite the Navy Yard. was the
scene Of much disorder, owing 60 the doipps Of
some hundred or more soldiers belonging "a the
SS'n feansYlVania regiment, which Is stationed
In the vicinity. IL appears that the men, having
been paid of recently, were on a general Srrp,s
yesterday-drinking and esrousing The police
nndlng that some Of the storekeepers were sell
Ing liquor to them, notified them TO deSist. and
on Serst Barker entering store fer that purpoEe
party OF the soldiers sci on him, and beat him
In an unmercifui manner about the head and
face. He Immediately sent word to the guard n
the bridge, and they came over and arrested
some eight or ten, who were taken TO the Central
guardhouse. This, however, did not seem 60
have any effect other than 20 enrage the men aud
they set about TO 'take the town, going into the
houses, driving the womeo out, and committing
other acts OF violence, among others assaulting
Justice Gull, who was returning from visit
The facts were reported to Gen. Wadsworth, and
company OF cavalry and two companies OF in
fantry immediately dispatched 20 arrest them
But before they succeeded in doing so they were
obliged 10 use their arms-several being wound
ed with bayonets, and one being shot, (report
says killed Tley arrested nearly sixty Of the
most riotous, and brought them 70 the guard
house at a late hour last night
BASE BALL-Na,ionaI as. Washington Tie
first match game OF the season (and the only one
yesterday afternoon between the abovenanned
clubs, on the finely situated grounds OF the Ma
tional. The game resulted in favor Of the Ma
uonals, by majority Of forty runs.
On the part OF the Nationals, Ned Hibbs' bat
ting was superb, he making Eve home runs;
while w alden took good care Of all balls which
came in bis region, and made several very nne
catches.
On the part Of the washingtons, Messrs shsr-
retts and Mari, ss catcher and pitcher, were also
excellent. Johnson on the first, and McIntire on
was very active. and with McHsren did some
fine fielding. The following is the score:
Innings. 2 , 4 CO y
N.si6n.F : 3 d ]
Home runs-Ned HibbS, S, German, }, Whit
ing, 3; French, I; Johnson, /.
Scorer for the National-R. ~. Cronin.
Scorer for the Washington-A. J. West
Umpire-Mr. J. Clark, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
ARREST OF FEMALEs.-Last night the Provost
Guard made descent upon two houses in the
Second Ward tolerably well known to soldiers
one on ID, near Thirteenth street north side from
which several fancifully dressed girls Were es-
corted about nine O'Clock TO the Central Guard
house; the other on Twelfth street, near ID, west
side, from which another 20 uad still more fanci-
fully attired, was also escorted 70 the Military
Guardhouse.
THEATKR TO BE OPENED IN NORFOLK BY the
advertisement elsewhere II will be seen thst
Messrs. !. Glenn and ii. Bland, both gentlemen
Of experience and Judgment in matters theatrical,
propose to open the Norfolk Opera House fOr
summer season.
CIRCUIT COURT, May 81 The court is still
occupied with the case Of Weightm1n VS.. Cor
poration OF Washington.