Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


&ia %hIch the haautiful Cuhas il src.tnh
vvF-y niEht ~ an evidence OF the hiyh esrina-
no, la ~ hich she is held by the Washington
public We have no doubt but this evening
viii witsesS another full Souse, rs the thrilling
plays "Wert Of the w ish-tsn- wish" and s'Jack
ShrpraIh, VIII he Performed In the one
othrr FANNY brown appears ~ Jack Shep-
pard."
GRovFE's THHArER-Miss Western NAV
with truth apply to herself the language Of
t'Gsar, AID say ~ came, 1 saw, conquered"
Tor :he crew did houses which have gr,rtrd her
-yer since her opening nisht, and the -h-arty
'ac'. Jack Sheppard" will be performed
again t:I- evening, Miss Western personatin~
JAG and Mr.. Srtchell "Bluaskin" To
Close with Regular Fix
FoRD's 1HFATER-This is the trenaf,, ni,n.
CF Mr.. Humphrey bland, to whose admir1hIn
-tas- man1s-men visitors at Ford's hay. b..n
largely inientco ior the excellent manner in
which lia:S nave been produced The bill, for
me occasion embraces the domestic drama -o
tiilsd "ODr Touch OF Naturp--sJr Rland an
I.atins a. Philip Galnan: Mr.. Cou!dock aad
danenter Also appear, f5r the last tirse
-'blsck-eyed Susan" closes The entertainment
'AaTERxrRr HALL.-The East performance
OF TN" Glpsey's Lay" and the last aprear
<,nrr OF Iuiia Mortimer and Ea.e psnn,vr-
viii t,ke place this evening The HATTIE = ~
Canterbury viii regret this; for N ,np eyer ~
came ater iayori!es than these two graceful
witnessed their performances. and ali r.
rortunity. W.
CREAcRNE CIRCUs.-The Cremorne ,,so
loses Dag ard by the departure Of DIR Thayf,r
and his trained mules Go See than to-niy,h,
Ior me iast time, ana enjoy a hearty lauoh
i ils snaFr company. including tho Conrad
tIothers, Jimmy Reynolds. Master JohnpyL
VI lie fdElra, Miss Mary Carroll &c anprar
M varied entertainment; of equestrian. gym.
'a''s VIC and pan iomime performances
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Free concert this .vc
hihe. Vocal and instrumental music. Re-
treatments ut hand.
THK New SCHOOL Horsr-The plan pre-
D. SEQ by Mi. Adoiph Cluss for the public school
IIliGiEE N TlC third district and adon,ad H.,
Als committee, is Is follows:
lhe building, the principal material OF which
VIII 90 eriek and Iron, Will contain in two stt-
lies len school rooms, accommodating sirtv
pupils each, O. sides equal number of clothes
rooms and nil other useful appendages.
The central portion of the building will have
a thiru story, which, temporarily partitjoned
O., may h,' used for schools of drawing and
design ana similar purposes; but or festive oc-
%aslCns, such as the distribution OF premiums. q
VII 10 thrown into enc TOcill. capable of ac-
ccrnuiodafIEg the whole OF the rising genera
ton W no may attend the third district school p
lhe latest improvements in architecture have
teen incorporate d in the design, and there are.
raany features entirely new and ingeniously
The building will be abundantly suupIiad
with fresh sisG heated air. The distribution of
H=Et and The separation of the school rooms bv
passages and cabinets have been well provided
for. The TEACHERS desks in the lower story
rooms Will h. lOcateCiin semi circu lar recess
by which arrangement great acoustic ad vanta-
yes are CbtaiIed.
POLICE MISUNDERSTOOD Prccinct-C Mis-
s1ck, So tiir1y eursc; dismissed. John MeCir.sv,
Patrick Fox. iChn Dickens, drunk: locked up
until SObrr; Morris Ryon, drunk and disorder
iy; DO
laird frecfaxt-Jshn Ellis. disoraar,v. dis
ZEisscd. NJ. Clancy, L. Welch. do; fisle.i SSH
Emily Angel, drunk fined II SO Mary An
dPrsOn, 10: W 'rkhouse.
Er.s-gh T1.ers In D.
drunk: wOrkhoule. John O'Bryan, drunk and
d.scrderly do. II. Hyler, stealing; diSr1i.<rd
George a Bohd, disoTderlv: do II. Henry,
driving on paw "nent; fined - 10.
Ei5hh Frecini t-H.Pierce. larceny; dismissed.
John Reney, d.; jail. Jas. Burk, Jno. Kilby,
DERBY; dizmisses. q. Donaldson and + Rnob.
do; fined 50 81. John Burnes and Oliver Miles,
drunk and disotderly; dismissed. Il
Month Preclnc,SW .Robey. larceny: dismi. sed
John Griffith and Ii. Reswick disorderly; do
w Rot;y do; hnrd Sis. John Bailey. lar
Ceny; Jail for eosrt-
TSnM Frecincf Mary Myers, drunk: locked
up &c hours. bhn Il. Hepburn, dIsorderiy;
dismissed. AMI ony Hughes, profanc: fined
81 Agnes White, disorderly and profane;
RTFrspEp TTG MoSEY.-SerSeant Y. w.
tomntoek yesieITay complained before JUS
tice Walter that ,. c. BeInent, I captain in the
I'll 81 army, and. paToiPi prisoner of war.
had robbed him ST SIS Cornstock stated that
he had Sia. OF which no ore was cogniz,rt
except his mother and the prisoner. b ;ncnt
had T, ~ atedly eIileavored to borrow, but was
iorr"d that lic had none for himself much
- 20 loan. At length L. missed his SEQ, and
accused II. of taking it. Il. confessed, and re-
termed So, but 9. demanded the entirety OF
TIE S6i' II waS not forth 'omiag. Ohierr
Lynch found SOB So; rrted in the he'd, and
Squire Walters required him TO sslnte". the
other g, making the 500 lost. The case was
dismissed.
JACK SEEPPARB AGAIH.-This evening, the
leHri OF The American stage, I.ncIle Western,
wy bOdy's pet, v III appear in her graf char
jtCt-r OF me brave apd generous. though guilty.
ti~ttU ayman. whC2 name was during ms life
q terror 10 wealthy travellers in England. The
version OF the PLAY performed by Miss Lucille
isaEoyfi- interps ting and exemplary onc and
should H. seen be every body. 1t iucuIcates
sentiments of lofty, moral nature, w list its
examples are of a;thrillng, undena he char
actrr, explaining TIE natural conse luences or a
Reckless course of iif-, aad showing The ever
lasting remorsP which follows the committal If
crime against society and individuals. b. all
means see Miss LIicillc as Jack Sheppard to-
night
SENT TO TIE WotKHoUsE.-A gentlemanIy
well dressed man, claiming 10 BE- Capt Mathew
ORourk, formerly; of the British army, was
yesterday aIrt sted Sn charge of disturbing
!Ie British MINISTRY He was evidently labor
ing under an att.ick of mania -a-potu and
having 10 cstens ble employment, Just &c
Drury committed fjm 10 the workhouse as a
va rant This sarse Capt O'Rourk VS. in
Washington last spFing, ard taught the sword
.xeTelse to officers q the army. He, however,
rendered himself orpoXiOus to his friends by
persisted attacks on everything American, es-
eeially the army.
CONCERT or SACTsED MUsIC.-Owing to the
fact that many could: not gain admittance Mt the
concert on last SUnds,y night, she Society of St.
Vincent de Paul purpose giving another con-
cert of sacred music tor the benefit OF the poor
and sick and wouhded soldiers, tomorrow
Sunday evening, - Odd Fellows Hall, Sey-
"nfh street The programme has been changed,
ard the musical for,c has been augmented by
some very Superior singers. The fact that
Ma tia;n Cecilia YouIig kretschmar has charge
ii the musical arraagrmrnts will insure the
success of the enter jainmenr. 80 worthy an
object should be ILLEGALLY contributed to-
SOLDIER kILLFD.-,lsaac al. Bricker, a SOL
der belonging To The sith regiment p V, was
killed few nights sSnce while on his way to
this city from aerose the liver. When near
GreSt Fails. on the Ifink of the canal WHOSE