Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-14

PhLl' + VI ATTEHs--FDrSf PfSciDrf.-W. Fru-
g nhnmef. carrying contrahand goods; cent 10
Provost Marshal.
.S.corJ Irsciact-T. T.MrKcnncy. goats 1T
large: fined ~. L. Purcell. do: fined Si.9t J.
TIL, b"ating horse: turned over To military
lanes Smith, drunk and di~orderiy; do jas
Br;iWn, do; do X. Ii. Majors, do: do. John
culver, drunk; paid - cents costs. Lewis
Holman, selling liquor 10 soldiers: fined -a09t.
Mirgt. Brown. do; fined $50 L. O'Dounell.
selling on Sunday: fined ~.
Th.Ta i'recinct.-R. Harrod. disordrriy; fined
,sI; / Iohm:on, q. i. Rcnwick, Owen Kelly,
y. W"lch. =. FiNger;Hd and Jno. Webb, drunk:
dismissed. Hester Chase, do; werkhousa
Isaac Biiiins. sleeping in market; dismissed.
thHT!e> Sprancklin. shooting jail for further
Forrfh Tgscinct.-James Crowley, disorcierly:
lined ~. Mary Hamiin, do; dismissed A.
McNerrry, drunk and disorderly; workhou-r
Z. Fitzgerald, drunk fined Si..5
Eighh Precirct-W. Daley, highway rob-
ht.ly: jail for court. Thomas Free. dis orderly:
dismissed. John Bailey. I. Pentient. NJ Har-
rison. &. Butler, do: do. Louis SchNyins, do.
lined St.9i. q. Lawrence, do; fined S}9i
Jane, Bacon and John shea, do turned over
10 The military. James johnson, deserter: do
lanes Kennedy, drunk and disorderiy; do.
missed. Hugh Riley and Denis Flanagan.
larceny, do. James McElroy. fighting: do. NJ
Nails do; turned OVER to the military. Jos
Williams and Patrick Cogan. drunk: dismissed
John Gray, ". Gray, and Ros., Weeks, pro-
family; lined SI.9i. Hugh Riley. larceny: Jail
:or further hearing.
ANN PTeClaCf.-tHfhJrlne Griffith, larceny:
dismissed. Chas. Chickoyung. drunk: do. W.
L. Cannon ana Levi kidWeli. threats: security
- keep peace. L. Williams and :. Dixon, dis
orderly: turn-d over 10 military. II. waitci.
do: fined sal. Mr.. Nandra, letting goats go
- large: lined Sis.
TrnM Prrciact.-MarcuS HoSerova, disorder
": dismissed. Tub Iiaggro,-. do: do. w
VI ll"r, drunk and di>ordrriy; do. 7. Calien
asleep nn STREET; do. VI. Savage, C.. Bennett.
and NJ HoggroVp stealing; Judgment deferred
/. Mason Mary Thomas, drunk: locked up.
r.. Tyler, n. Taplett. n. TYLER, e.. Williams,
Il. Ni~hak. 4. Smith. John Caitlett. John Lee,
di-crd-riy gathering; do. NJ. Richard. ID. Fitz-
gerald and ". I-ackey. drunk and di-orierly;
lined 50 David Wcs,er;ield. assault and but
terry; bail Ter court.
INCUE-r.-Coronsr Woodward thr> morning
MD an inquest on The body OF a German shoe
maker, narnsh Joseph Kuhn, at his shon on
Vermont avenue, above street, who died
about o'c iOck yesterday sfternOon Some OF
thore who dyed near him Were suspicious that
u" hau been poisoned. bfit the evidence was
mat he WAS taken suddenly ill On SUNDAY
morning and died yesterday. The Jury rem
h'frd a verdict that - death was accustomed by
natural causps." The deceased was about :si
years OF age, and Was hard " orsing man.
who, by his industrv, had aecum alated a small
amount OF money. Between seven and eight
n''hurro dollars IN specie WAS found in the
SHof. SeI -ral Years ago lie married a woman
VINO supposed ihat!llrr husband was dead. aud
by her was the father OF two children ami
they hved together happily until some months
returned, bu, did not go near his Wife The
deceGsed, however. thinking that as the first
hnsband w. living, his m9rriage h3d not been
legal, immediately Separ;ttti from his family
ana ms been Keeping house at his >hop ever
sincr, IN 'l"' meantime Keeping on good terms
WIN me family, visiting them often, hut NOT
iiNihr " Iih 'h"ni as the husband and Gather.
A tHUHcH BfFtCCLTy.-For some mon tbs
tii,rs have been di>sensions existing among the
nrrn.,er< Of TIN. Shiloh Baptist Church. IsiS 81
ST
&. Maador, has been accused of didoyalty, be-
cause hs has never prayed Tor the President OF
IA" United States. Last night, u meeting called
6y m" principal officers of the church (Mes>rs.
Kendall, farmhouse, and anotlier,l was held,
at which thirty or forty members Were present.
TIE callers of the meeting stated tina; they had
done ~ Tor the purpoSr ~ r->t:ninS their posi-
lions
~ i Precautionary measure small force OF
polio men were n hand, prrpa red TO qurll any
disturbance that ght occur.
An ANIMATED discussion took place; the
friends OF Mr.. Nrador taking the ground that
h. was perfectly loyal that h.. had fulfilled ali
hi> obIication>: that the Riblr did not renn;rs -
nr2Nrr for any pariicu lar individual; and tina,
MI. NJ had frequently pray Jed Tor The Govern
m"n' Of The United STATES
DEATHS OF SoLDIER-.-The following were
reported since our last:
samuel Romick, company l., 10Th Pa
t,Ho: ;inb: nschoten, company u. 9TH n. "
r =. Hon. company "A. list MINI.
HoSi iiIiamS, company l.. list Pa
E"bt Curry, company Z, Ilath Pa
Sam fiics, company r, ith N. Y.
Frederick Toeps, company Ii, 21th n Y.
Adam Rupert company .. 9th Ohio.
VIM McB'aih, company r. iath n. \.
Hnas Browrr, company c. s6th n. Y.
W. IL. Weaver, company X, I'D Pa.
Corp. Jro. lie Fouhey, conpsny IL. nth y. Y.
Relatives al Decreased soldiers can ". fur
ni,l..d with all tn" information they desire in
relation 10 the burial place of their frirnd> Ac,
by calling on F. I. Sands, eoyernmeut under
ia!,rr. III r stree, north
NoEE or THOSE HoRsE cAsEs-Ne,tard,y
Ferdinand Lciner and G-oryr Miller v,.r,, ar
rested 10y Mr.. Kirby, OF the city police, upon a
rhIrgr Of stealing a hofs,. from VIM Shrr,,.
reaT fall's Church. Va. Thr CAS-. was l,il n.
!crr Ju-'lc" Dom. Vhrn Il appeared tn1t fha
hot-" " - found M I.etIAtS'> IpD>.as,i,, "a
= ID L. rs. pypgp,rty ~, Ma