Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03


ree1 two pieces. " lie others read but one But
abe ri II ipslited that I must read Home -
Afte' al this was over, Mr.. Thompson came In,
sHd We went through witE tie reading
" ben vent from the school room and reject
ed on ell that bad passed how Anxiously [
bad lab0EeG 10 make the composition worthy Of
the great subject, and tba: NY onlT reward was
unAiEjnees, the thought was too bittey-it nm
hefreo ne, and felt that could not return to
tie examination.
a, TO Mics Nj . objection TO the piece, / believe
Il was rs L Mon sentiments Ii was not It's length
for Il ais not 40 long az Home I have never
beard from her one word Of sympathy for the
Governuea; or our soldiers, or a word 40 INST the
rebels have heard secession girls In her pres
ence wish ell the Untcn sotd,srS tyoxid Be killed
but | never knew ner TO rebuke them for the
wicked wish. I heard her claimed by secession
b1i never by Union girls. | can see no Union
sentiments In her letter; nor do l believe she
fricnts hope to see Washingt n In rebel hands.
6sse nc doubt Miss VI thinks her high social
position sufficient to crush the statement Of q
friendless stranger; but II any one will take the
Interest TO cali, WI! find persons of we'll known
tespectabi!ity who will say that my statement IL
tue.
1 have TIE honor to be, with great respect your
obedient servant, JRNNIs KINDS.
MoRE TROOPS ABRlvINs.-The 18th siment
Pennsylva.la volunteers arrived last event ny and
th:a morning ma ched over into Virginia The
regiment was raised in Philadelphia city and
are Col. Chas. n. PrevOsi, 1t Col. u win, Major
Herring and Adjutant Jas. Perot The captains
afe-H O'Neill, C. A; r D0negan, Co B; D.
shaF"otd, Go .; IL fernald. Co ID; l. Pass
more, CO +; = Bankson, Co. +; Sanders
Co. 8; Z. Donaldson, Co. Ii; G Nj O'Callaghan.
Co /, ard w. Ricketts,, Co X They are &C
CEN: anled by nne drum corJs, and are armed
with 'ne Eafeld rifles captured on the prize boat
BHm1da, some tiu.e since, while attempting to
Tur, tie blockade
The 90 regiment (old Scott Legion)
,hls morning vent also to Dixie. This reg !meus
is 70s sIong, and ii not vet received their arms
The princt pad officers are: Colonel, A H. Tlppen;
Liert. Colonel, Fl. Reynold; major, Thos E.
ha"k9"3' Adjutant, J II. Mcgee; Quaster-
masseT, :. E Jones; Captains, w Bal, Co. A;
Wager. 20. ]; E. winsiow, CO. G; w.
Aug nen cscs, Co II; II. Luckenback, Co. E.; C
Rensc', CO K; W l. Young, Co. 6; and 7
The Zonaves d'Asrique (1l4th Pal arrived
ear!v th's morning, and were preparing to leave
tor Dixie. They 2umber 10 stalwart men, at
tired Ia the picturesque Zouave uniform, and are
long was with General Banks division with bis
comp NJ % ZYuaves Antique as his body guard
tn, are accompanied by fne brass band, and
are "rea Nv for TIE Fray
the 1921 Pennsylvania regiment numbering
az men, arrived few hours later than the former
anu Hds RECALLED with repas, at the Retreat. d
Ills regiment IL composed mostly of men en-
poye3 Ia end aboat the Corn Exchange of Phil.
a1@lphia, ard II w,s th-oug the exertions OF the
Exchange thct 10 wss recruited aud equipped
Lieut. Col A NcCalmont, formerly Of the
Attorney Generals Once, IL In command.
The l2lst New York, numbering 600 men
arrived this morning, and will be sent o Dixie
In tie course OF the day. Lieut. Col Q. n. CLARK
Is In command
TIE 10Th Pennsylvania, Col J. J. Heps, ar.
rived at the depot about IL O'Clock.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNpRp-Good So
nrnritaaS.-Tse arrivals Of sick and wounded
yesterday were largely by steamer, and the trains
OF emoulances besrip = them TO tue hospital came
up Seventh street. different route from that ken
by the previous arrivals, bat they found kind
friends In this part Of the noble Island Ward al
well IA on MARYLAND avenue.
Passing dawn Seventh street Yesterday after
neon, we found Mrs. Capt. Mitchell, Col Flor.
enCe and Others residing Seventh street, busily
occupied furnishing hot coffee and tea and san
Manv OF these Were the sick from Burnside's
army, and came up from Aqua Creek yesterday.
ORDINATION OF MINIsrEss-Last night the
service Of ordination was performed In the St
Pa1l's (LuthP:an) Church, Eleventh street. The
ministers ordained were Rev. Mr. Cupp, OF
Western Virginia, and Rev. V. Miller, Of West.
e.n Pennsylvania. Rev DR. Morris Presid emit
OF the Sv.od Of Maryland, delivered an able dis
course appropriate TO ths occasion, from ths text
believe taat Jesus Christ Is the Son Of God, I"
Acts, 9Th ch. 37th v. after which the Sole.nnity
was Performed oY Dr. Morris, assisted by several
ministers Of the Synod. At the close Of the ser
vice, DR.. Norris, nv request Of the SYNOD, re-
turned TIE thanks OF the members for the atten-
ton they have received during their late session
| THE EMANCIPATION CoMMIssIoS.-The Board
Of Commissioners under tue act Of CongIess
emaIcipating he slaves Of this District resumed
their sessions yesterday In the room OF the Circui,
Court, a, the City Hall They have ordered that
all claimants having slaves VINO have been ap-
praised be required 10 bring then, forward with.
In this and the e2suing week, after which time
al ahar nd ~
such cases aB may be contested on the ground OF
loyalty or otherwise. The Board adjourned to
meet TO day al Usual hour.
FoUp1H WARp STATION CAsBs-Befo,e Jestice
Raitsy--EdIriet Cooper, drunk and disorderlv;
fined g.. Eliza Hinsley, alias Sterling, and Eliza
Rue, fast driving and disOrderlYi do. s1l each
J John George, disorde.ly; do So. Jenny Courtnv
l disordsrly house; do. Sll. Margaret Kirby and
Elizabeth Roach, do do S6 each. u. M. Ra
mey, drunk; do 81. Peter Merrill, sleeping In
the ss,esi dismissed Henry NorthroP, John
Carly, Wa. BobbingtOn, dog without license
| fned IS SO.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfo,s Jssties
C!arh WIN. DeBois, having In his possession
$500 In counterfeit money; dismissed. Frank
/ stewart, drunk; locked up few hours and dis.
| missed. shaw, do 90. John Dugan, a.
| sauit security for peace. J. T. Wagner, drunk
aned 81 50. Henry Ridenbauer, do; turned ovel
| to the military.
II
ClaYk John NeSmeyer and Edward Johnson
resisting officer Steele; dismissed. Isaac Shafer
| tying horse to tree; fined IS %. Galen Catcher
| disorderly do. So.
| TIE Massachusetts r elisf Association, a. wei
as all similar ones, are doing good 0rvice In At
tending TO the Of the sick and other business
l connected with the wants Of invalid soldiers.
LADIES, ATTENTION You that want Flannel
I MuIiin, Gamble, &c, Stamped, 60 to 2S0x Sew
Il ~ - ctr hlfyT l. nd
only charge egnIS per UtdiA-have 5000 pat
| terms, Eud gei goods ready stamped cheap. Work
ing cotton, &c ltS
4 THE AMY officers in and around the foFtidca
| tons ~ 'te capital will find nne assortment o.
| superior Field Glasses, adapted for day or night
| At the Optical Establishment of MessrB. Franklin
| Co, Ai pennsylvania avenue, between 12tl
| and 18th streets, north side. Ii
| MAYORS OFFICE, !
| City Hall, september 3, 1861
Employees Of this Corporation are requested {,
| report themselves at the Mayors Once.
| RICHARD WALLACE,
sss Intel Repub] Mayor.
Il IN fyntn Nan xxyt1