Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-30
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- Crowns THEArER.-This evening Mr.. setch-
ell takes q complimentary benefit, rendered him
BY Mayor Wsllach and anumber Of Senator'S and
pence; when VIII be produced, for this time only,
Tom Tavlor's celebrated and elegant comedy OF
the " Babes In the Wood, - with Setcheu a the
hcn-pecked husband, jeremiah Beetle, and Mis-
Sussn Denim as Lady Blanche Rushton; the entire
force Of the comedy congress assisting In the
proper presentation Of the play. The screaming
farce "a Regular Fix" concludes the perform
slee.
that be will continue the performances Of the
Terpsichorean and Euterpean Combination for
one week longer, and with an entire change Of
programme and an attractive lis: Of novelties
The entire ccrps OF performers will appear In new
songs, sets and dances. Tomorrow afternoon
there will be grand matinee for ladies and chill
drsn, wherein the entire company will appear,
and the night performance will be given.
TIE PoLEMoRAMA.-Our readers will be glad,
we are sure, to know that the polemorama 10 to
remain on exhibition short time longer, espe-
cialy those who have not seen 10. One never
tires with looking at Its thrilling battle scenes
and landscapes, snd water views Of such rare and
eIqui>ite beauty; and then the new addition
which came on this week will make Il stiIl more
attractive The closing tcene, the UNNAMED
Heroes, !" 10 wonderful.
WIsHIxsroN ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The free
concerts at Rosen'hal's continue to be attractive
Palstaoie refreshments dispensed.
APOLLO CONCERT sALoOS.-Freec concerts daily
81 r. m. Refreshments at hand.
SIcK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS The steamer
Louisiana arrived at the foot Of Sixth street about
seven O'Clock yesterday morning, having on board
$50 sick and woundCd soldiers who were disabled
In the action OF W ednesdav last near Richmond.
The wounded number about $50, and among
them are some few very seriously injured; the
lsrger portion are, however, wounded in the
arms and legs. Amer they had been put on the
boat three OF them died, two from wounds and
and dysentery. A large number came on board
at the White House, and 40 they did not report
themselves, will probably be treated az deserters
Ambulauces were at the wharf shortly after the
arrival Of the boat, and the men were taken to
the various hospitals for treatment; most Of them
were removed TO Columbian College and the
insane Asylum, while the balance were taken to
the Church of the Ascension, the Fourth Presby.
terrain and other churches
The boat wes in charge Of Brigade Surgeon ID.
McRuer, assisted by acting Assistant Surgeons
j. II. Case, OF N. Y; James M. Matlack, of
Chester CO, Pal F. Pfeifer, Of Philadelphia;
aad acting Medical Cadet C. N stubbs, Of Ian.
caster co Pa On the trip up these gentlemen
were assiduous In their attentions to the wounded
and sick, and being obliged to perform several
necessary surgical operations. Some % Sisters OF
Charity came up with the wounded as nurses.
The L. " Arrow arrived at the same wharf
about ten O'Clock, with over 200 convslescsnt
soldiers from Fortress Monroe who are sent here
10 recruit their strength.
Among the wounded 10 Lieut.. Col. Van Walk
snburg, OF the 2o:n Indiana, who Is wounded In
tle leg.
HAssAs CORPUS AND THE MILITARY PowER
Few days ago the STAY published an account of
the arrest Of two men named Rodeman or Ridsn.
our, and J.. L. Vook, upon a charge Of stealing
horses, thirteen Of which were recovered by on.
Gers A. r Allen and Wise. The frat gave secu-
Iity for further hearing before Jus ice Donn but
Nook WIS committed 70 jail, and the horses were
dol hui h. n nj "A
the U. ) Detectives, who also was looking for
th@ parties to arrest them Saturday, Col Baker,
understanding that IL was intended to obtain the
release Of VoOk by writ Of habeas corpus, d.
Tected Mr. George F. Hotchkiss, enc Of bis corps,
20 arrest Vook. Mr.. Hotchkiss went to Justice
Dom, and obtained from him release for Vook,
and 81 rted for the jail with IL, and about the
same time the nfacer with the writ from the
court started; The two ofacers exhibited con-
siderable sgility In their journey to the prison,
each being anxious to be FIRST. The court cficer
beat by about two minutes and got the prisoner
Into bis custody. The Government detective
said nothing, but followed the officer and his
prisoner to the Court House, and awaited the de-
cision OF Judge Crawford. The decision was
that Vook should be discharged from custody.
Immediately upon his scharge, the Government
detective arrested Vook and carried him before
Colonel BAKER. military commitment to the
Central Guardhouse was given and vook 10 now
there In the custody OF the Provost Guard. One
Of the prisoner's counsel, after the affair had
quteted down, laughingly remarked, "There's
many slip tEixt the cup and the lip"
CBARsE OF BIsAMT-On Saturday afternoon
Justice Clayton had a case before him from
which = charge Of bigamy originated Gotlieb
Hausenmeyer had been arrested by Ohacer Mulloy
for n assault on Henry BuckholiZ about the 1ith
inst and the latter testified that the former had
1nsulted him In public house and some persons
told him that HsuSenmeyer was going to shoot
him Hausenmeyer stated that he was not ready
Which hs 'P Sa
len the Office, a woman who was IN company
with BIckholtZe was recognized an having lived
with hsusenmeyer, as his wife, for several years,
when he kept a restaurant on Ninth street. Cd.
posite the market, which she did not deny, but
stated that she was not married to him, but had
married Buckholtre on June OH, 1861. Hansen
meyer insisted that she was his wife, having been
married to him In Philadelphia, May 18th, 1852,
by Alderman Shoemaker She stated that Haus.
enmeyer had wife living In Germany, a. she
hed letters to prove. The Justice held the woman
10 security for further hearing, and Hausen-
meyer prom sed 70 go 10 Philadelphia and procure
the proof. The parties are now residents Of Cap
IIoi Hin, living on East Capitol street, near
GENITAL 6gARDHousz CAsIs-BsrOr, Justice
Walter -Sunday-William B. Frasier, larceny;
turned over 10 the military. Philip Kiernen,
riding on the pavement, hsed 81 S.. Fred'k N.
HOughfon, profanity; hEed - S. Mary Har-
rington, milking cows In the market space; dis
missed
The following were tried Sunday afternoon by
~ S.S, 'iI i LANES Rasi', dIant; wos a
Humphrey Foster, disorderly; fined 81 o. Emily
Foster, do; do 81 So John Oingle, drunk; turned
over 20 the military.
Mondsy.-By Justice walter-Fanny Lyons,
disOrderly; dismissed. G. r. Hall, fighting; c.
Salmon, do [; fined 81 each. Jas. Faulkner,
sleeping in market; dismissed. Peter Mathews,
do do.
In Consequence Of the continued indisposition
OF Justice Thompson, the business Of the guard
house deyOlves on Justices Walter and Clark.
Police The Third Ward pairolmen reported
the following cases Saturday: Bridget Hanlon,
throwing 9Th In the street; fned 81 S. James
Johnson, fast riding; dismissed. VIM. Jones,
(col,l threats Of violence; security for peace
before Justice Clayton. VIM. Grandin, drunk
and profsne; fined 81 94-bY Justice Clark
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported: Ellen
Golden, drunk and disordery; fned g.. Marga-
ret Russell, prostitution; dismissed VIM. Spen-
Ger, drunk and disOFderly; turned over TO the
mibtary-oy Justice Walter. Frank Digs, pro-
family; dismissed. Joanna Mack, do; Jail for
contempt Of the magistrate. VIM Donagher,
selling liquor without license; dismissed. Ken