Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-05

Epa
.,,ht :, one well calculated 10 provoke Laughter
"a serye % entertain. Mrs. Bishop viii appear
.gsin In Irregular Fix. /" and stuart ROBSON.
Han, Forester and Others in - hat BOO Ns', W.
1.,,,o Niu,trei The dwarf comedians, Com.
FooIs and Col Small win appear IN comic Inter.
J lude&
Growers THEATER = Manager Grover sdds
,noth,, 10 his already brig ht list Of stars, In the
ns,son Of Mr.. J. r. Mortimer, from the New York
nd philadelphia Theaters, who VIII make bis
srst appearance before the Washington public to-
M, 8 irving IL on" This win be followed
~ Mehitable Ann" with charming Lotty
aough in Yankee character. The performance
will conclude with 80 J. OF the War Depart
I mSnt" with Setchell as Guy Goodluck.
nm FsLLows' HALL Scenes and incidents
uIns,rating the Great Rebelliou, 1rs represented
With vivid effect, at Stanley and Commits EXIT
bIron The scenes are OF great beauty and spirit,
end the mechanical effects noticeably good.
CASrERBuRT-MiSs Clara Butler meets with
very decided success q vocalist, and e fzst be-
coming general favorite. The old fsvorits, w.
n Harrison who has heretofore won much ap-
nlsuse at Canterbury, Is again on the boards hsv-
new piece, "The Omnibus" will be given again
tonight. Lewis and Christie will appear In new
and startling acn-
FssrIyAL.-A festival for the benefit Of the
Western Presbyterian church Is now being held
81 franklin Hall, corner Ninth AM ID SITS, under
The suspices Of the ladies Of that church, who
pretty, viyAcious and agreeable, and well fitted
to make the festival success. Any one having a
surplus of loose change, cannot better dispose OF
II than by giving 10 70 this lauda bic object.
APOLLO CONCERT SALooN.-Free concerts daily
from to 9X p. m, az this saloon, corner OF Sixth
street and Pa. avenue Singing, dancing and
comedy Signor Tibertini presdes az the plano,
and Prof. ,Nachman leads the orchestra Refresh
ments always at hand, and dispensed by pretty
walter girls ..F
ACADEMY or MusIc-Rosenthars continues TO
AoIgv in noA nj
and instrumental music. Besides, the refresh
ments, liquid and solid, are the best In the mar
ket
A BsLLIsKRRsr FEMALE PoLIrIcIAN.-Yester-
daY morning Mary Shaunnessy, an Irish woman,
residing near the iron bridge on street, went TO
The house Of Patrick Quirk, near by, and after
disposing Of her clothing after singular fashion,
she got upon her knees and prayed for every evil
10 fall upon the head OF Quirk; that bis children
might be born blind, ana that purgatory would
hold him fart when he dies, all for the reason
that MIR Patrick U lirk had cast hIs vote -. Mon
day ior Mr.. Wallach. After spending some time
In Invoking the curses Of God on Qulrk In q style
surprising the terrible anathema Of DR.. Stop, she
wss obliged TO stop from sheer exhaustion, and
vent home 10 bed. Mr.. Quifk procured war
IsEt fOr Der arrest yesterday morning and O1cers
Crown aId hannan went @ setse 10 IN tee siter:
nean. When they entered the house they found
Mrs. shlunDessY about half dressed, and not In
an over good humor, for she Immediately struck
stMr. C, and would have "gone In, ~ but her big
self before her mother, and took the quarrel on
Der own shoulders. Bridget seeing that the Of
lrsrs were detsrmined 10 take the sold 'ornan,"
sit the scene, and the omcsfs commenced TO
securs the amisbls Mrs saaunnessy, which they
Iurcseded In doing with the aid Of few ropes
aud procuring BAKERS wagon, she was soon al
Justice ClaytoRs orace, where abe was asked to
give security 70 keep the peace; but not being
able 10 comply, she was sent to jail.
Thomas sullivan, brother 70 Mrs. Shaun.
messy, was arrested Yesterday morning by Oftcer
Hannah, at the instance Of Patrick Culhane, who
charged Sullivan with threatening to kill him,
because be yotsd fQl Walsch- s''''..-- ., naa a
double -barreled grn, with which he said be in
tended TO fiu any Irahmsn living between the
u Il s5sGsf s m s,ssn.s s;lss' VIC y6,sa tOs
who sent him TO JAN In default Of security 70
lseP the peace
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS The Elm
City arrived at the Sixth street wharf Yesterday
morning, from the ChIekahomIny, having on
hoard 45l Of the soldiers wounded in the engage
uent on Saturday last. They are wounded In
nearly every portion Of the body, but we are glad
70 hear but few are regarded as MORALLY wound
I'd. The wounded were al removed Yesterday
afternoon 70 the various hospitals In the eisT
aaE I'D soldiers, and nnded them at Fortress
Monroe, and returning again, took on 470 wound
ed, nineteen Of whom she transferred to the
Daniel Webster, 10 be taken 10 Boston. Neither
among the sick or wounded has there been a
Oath In the steamer. Among those brought up
vss Lieut.. Colonel De Forrest, Of the 9lst New
fOrf, who was shot through the body, who Ii,
perhaps, as badly wounded any Of them. but
vito will with care recover. The wounded were
.aLGa4ge Of Ia. Joan Il. Triscon, assisted BY
surgeons W. b. Biobtns, F. II. James. and c. M,
Alien, and Mrs Henry BaYlis, OF New York, who
Performed the duties Of matron. The Sanitary
Commission have charge Of the wounded.
terday letter sent from the afr,y 20 Mayor ysaf-
-.S1, from a. oEacer in the Cafifofnia reyi nent
enclosing % nestly written tickets Of Washing
Ion voters doing duty In that regiment, bearing
the name Of Richard wallach for Mayor, and
ihs name and ward OF the voter. The Letter s:ate.
That as they are IN ths service OF their s0untry,
Va ean.ot es:to the polls, theF hope the tickets
GENT Yil be received. The following are the
Rsmss on the tickets Lieut.. NJ Smith, Thomas
A Osborne, Geo Myers aud A. ID. shaw, sixth
Ward; WI Ogden. Earnest PeYrary, George
Hlrth and w. J Fallows, FIrst Ward; James G.
Gibson, Second Ward; Lucien LlsselIe, Fourth
Ward Joseph Simons, James Howard, 6. A.
Jones, Joseph Goodrich and George Freas Third
Ward; George H Pierce, Jacob II. Brashears
Robert Esrly, James Gallagher and w. Weave
sevSnth Ward. o.,
Tag hARxETs, To-p.7--Thers was ane dis
play, and abundant supply Of everything In
the market line, ct Center Market today. The
meat market was excellent. Best cuts Of beef
dsmand at Il to Is cents, this being the season Of
green peas There was an abundance OF vege-
tables and fruit New ro.a:oss Esle spunasnsi
sn3 sols f,on y centric 81 PEI peck. Peas,
nv cene per peck. Butter, 2Os2J. Early York
ceUOsge, Gas cents per head. Cabbage sprouts,
~ per peck. Asparagus, 8, l2al5 cents per
bunch. Onions, 2, 5a4 cents. Lettuce, Gas cents
GOose6erries, l2K cents per quart Sweet pota-
toes 37X cents per half peek. Pstis-es, 3s9
.:n:s per. SuneA. . habsrb, fay cents pet buncht
Ba1er, 2Ss0 cent? best PRINT and l:a20 for roll,
Eggs, Is cents par dozen. StTswbsrries were
plentiful, selling at 8, 49, % and Is cents per
quart.
NAvT-YARD The Yankee LEFT for below yes
tefdaY afternoon. The Mount Washington went
10 Aqua Greek last night, aud returned early
this morning. Quite q number Of vessels are
lying II the wharyes discharging coal and timber.
man from Baltimore named wrn. w alCsr
was arrested In the .oineGs Sbop, vhefe- -hs was
;. SsOrs ysssersay, Cd the charge Of being dis
loyal to the GosernUent. The charge was made
BY man Ia Baltimore, who made afadsvlt to the
facts and senth on here, on which his arrest was
OfdrFed- Hs had partial examination this
morning, which it 10 said revealed nothing, be.
sides the sradavit Of the sccuser, to sustain tie
charge. -
fOLIcE-The Third w ard Patrolmen reported
80 - - -