Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

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have never seen her appear In any ysls with nner
effect. Her conception Of the character 10 excel
lent; sha only requires practice 10 lend force 70
Its rendition. Mr.. Mccullough was prominent
| as Macduf. He belongs TO the school Of which
Forrest ID master, and none who witnessed his
INTERVIEW with Rose, in the closing scene pf the
fourth act will deny his ability to achieve future
fame. The weird scenes Of Macbeth have al
ways a special charm for us, etched In the dim
light OF Scottish superstition. These were most
effectively rendered by the aid OF hne scenery,
and seemed 10 cast spell over the audience We
need not speak Of Mr.. Forrest a. Macbeth, for
/ whatever character he assumes, we know he holds
the golden KEY which reveals to US the secret
emotions and passions Of the human heart.
ver's new enterprise, believing that competition
| In all cases insures high0 degree OF excellence
We see no reason why the drama should not re-
ceiys liberal support IN %ash,agtSn u n
presented, with Mr.. Forrest In his unriv allied
/ Shakspearian character.
| DESCENT ON FIsHrINs AND TIN Cur ALLEYS.
Last night soldier stopped Of q darkey den kept
bv one Kate Williams, and while there was
robbed Of some $40 In gold and some small
to the police, who arrested all the parties about
the house and took them 10 the station Of the 10th
district where they were searched, and the pocket
book, containing small amount Of silver. was
found Andrew Kidwell, but az the soldier
could not remain to prosecute the case before court
the stealing case was dismissed and Kidwell was
sent TO the workhouse as a vagrant. The police
having made good haul at this house visited
those famous localities known Tin Cup and
Fighting Alleys, and arrested all found about
them, male and female, augmenting the number
to sixteen Justice Shetton at once set about dis
posing Of the cases, and after q careful examins-
ton could not discover that they had any visible
means Of support, and fined some and sent others
to the workhouse.
ROBBERY Last night, a colored man named
VIM. Paxton and companion went to the camp
Of the 5th New York battery, and proceeding TO
the tent OF Capt toui. crounse, who was tempo
rarily absent, made of with bis clothes, in the
pockets Of which was some S240, gold watch,
and some jewels. Onacers Middleton and Wilson
were Informed Of the circumstances, and getting
on the trail Of Payton, found him In a negro
rancho On the island, and took him, together
with the inmates, before Justice Ferguson, who
committed him to Jail. All the stolen property,
with the exception Of IS, was recovered from the
inmates Of the house, who were dismissed.
Paxton 10 a Northern negro, who had recently
been employed by Capt. Crounse, but was dis
charged By him on suspicion Of stealing.
CAueHr-ws mentioned, a day or two since,
the case OF two soldiers mounted upon q horse
racing through the streets, end lingering their own
lives as well a. others One Of them was caught;
recovery Of the horse and tue capture Of the other
fellow. The horse belongs to q captain in the
99th Pa. Regiment, encamped over the E'stern
Branch Upon the return Of the escaped soldier
and started again. He was hailed by an officer,
who commanded him to halt; but refusing to do
so, the officer ed shot after him which unfor-
tunately missed the mark, wounding the horse
in the leg The sold Ter 10 now In military Gus.
tody, and the horse ready to be restored to the
owner.
CHURCH ELKcTIoS.-Ata meeting on Monday
afternoon Of the congregation OF the Church Of
the Ascension, CDR Pinkney's,) the following
gentlemen were elected vestrvmen and wardens:
m 10 u 0nnIt L. u
VIM. Towers, II. 8. Davis, Dewitt c. Lawrence,
Il. M. p. King and Or. William Palmer War.
dens-Gustavus Waters and A. G. Fowler. The
| attendance was quite large, and the election
passed of without dissension. The abov renamed,
with the exception of Mr.. King, served a. YES
trymen and wardens last year. Mr.. King was
elected In the place Of Mr.. J. T. Stevens, who
declined q re- election.
AssAuLrs.-wednesday evening, detective A.
r. Allen arrested Michael Cooley for an assault
and battery on Christopher Hogan. Cooley was
sent to all In default Of security for court Geo
Alcorn was arrested by patrolman Kelly, for an
assault upon an Italian fruit vender OF the side
walk class The assault grew cut Of a misunder-
standing about the change Of money. The case
was dismissed by Justice Dom.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-Bsfors justice
ark %. c.. Quninley, drunk and disorderly;
fined S2-94. Jas. Murphy, do; dismissed to leave
the city. Patrick Burke and VIM. Tobin, do
turned over to the military. VIM. Dales, COL,
/ ..
O'Roufke, threatening a citizen; security for
peace. Geo. Jacobs, col assault; held to secu-
rity for peace by Justice Hazard.
This club met at German Hall last evening, and
elected the following officers: John d. Thompson,
President; J T. Coombs, Vice President; 6 II.
Plant, Treasurer. After the transaction Of some
unimportant business, the meeting adjourned to
next Thursday night
Or
five O'Clock yesterday afternoon, a little child,
while playing with matches, In a room Of NJ 70.
Dulps boarding house, on Fourteenth street neaF
F, set a wardrobe on Ere. II was, how ever, pa
out by the boarders and Ieighbors before much
harm was done.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASES Before J1stie.
Walter -Adolphus Baker, col, drunk and 'disor-
derby; dismissed. John Thomas, do turned over
70 the military: Dick Rivers, Dan1 Smith and
T. K. Callas, do; do. Isaac Parks and John w
leman, disorderly gatherings dismissed.
CENTRAL GuARpHousE CAsKs-Bsfors Jrs,,e.
Cidfk James Smith, hackman, refusing to take
a passenger to Kendall Green; fned 81 o. Philip
Kergan, drunk; do. S1.56. Ii. c. Geenas; turned
over to the military.
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