Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

SECOND WAlD STATION CAsIs-1efers Jssfies
Cgark.-H. c. Ellis and samuel Truesdale, drunk
and disoederly. These cases were not tried. At
with q squsd Of men, went 70 the station and de.
handed the release Of the two prisoners, they
being lieutenann. Roundsman TAFT had charge
Of the station, and replied that he was sworn as
civil ocer 10 retain those prisoners for trial The
lieutenant told him he had guard with him,
and the roundsman replied that the only way he
could get the prisoners released then was TO take
possession Of the station and release them, as he
1.-THE roundsman) could not do II. The Lieutenant
went to the cells and released the two ieutenants
This statement was made by the roundsman this
morning, and the incident entered to be reported
the ofcers, was arrested for resisting the ofcers
and for profanity, was fined IS. Jas. z. w nkin-
son, drunk, and effected by delirium; dismissed.
James Webster, drunk; fined e1.N.
UNrouNpRp. rumor was started yesterday
in market unfavorable TO the Western Bank Of
Baltimore, which created considerable uneasi-
ness, a. this bank has stood high here In the
estimation Of business men, and Its small notes
have been generally sought for In these times Of
scarcity Of change.
We have taken some pains to inquire into the
matter, and as far a. we can learn, the rumor Is
quite unfounded. The "Western Bank" In pur-
suing the even tenor Of Its way In Baltimore,
and being the depositiag bank Of the Baltimore
some Of the most responsible men Of Baltimore,
| 10 pronounced by those posted In such matters,
to be all right.
PoLIcz-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
this morning Allen Dorsey, for driving on the
pavement; fned % 56-by Justice Thompson. +.
w. Harvey, do dismissed. Michael Flanagan,
| fast driving; dismissed-by Justice Clark. David
Harrington, throwing manure In the street, fined
81 "a; workhouse 90 days in default-by Justice
Walter.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported Otto
Butcher, riding on the pavement; paid costs,
So cents R. King, assault and battery; for further
| hearing. Robert H. Fuller, running wagon
| without license; do. by Justice Walter. Su-
| by Justice Dom.
Stratfon Charles King, driving en- the pave
ment, In royal style, was fned @ SO. Charles G..
Barrett, for like offense, was made to disbupe
-. Samuel r. Herbert for peddling and driving
a wagon without being licensed; ruled for trial.
Benjamin Ringgold, for profanity and disorderly
conduct, was fined 81 81
BENCH WARRANT Judge Crawford having
issued q bench warrant for the arrest Of John
O'Dwyer, who 10 indicted for an assault and bat
terry on a soldier with intent to KILL was arrested
yesterday and committed to jail. The affair &C.
Cured at or near Dr. Hawe's place In the county.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Bsfors Justice
Waltsr.-Edward Bennett, drunk and disorderly;
fined %: John Briscoe, fghting; do g ga.
gerald, drunk and disorderly; do. % So. Thos.
Boreland, drunk; do. 50 IS. James Mowbray,
suspicion of robbery; held for further hearing.
CENTRAL GuARDHoUsR CAsKs-Bsfore Justice
WaIfr.-Mority Kents, profanity; So John Cha.
pin, drunk; turned over to the military. Joseph
Buhrer, indecent exposure; 81 81. Chas Bos-
worth, do; sl.9l. Chas. ID. Widgin, drunk and
profanity; 81
GEORGETOWN POLICE CAsKs.-Samuel Polk,
col'd, drunk and disorderly; fined 50 SO Presley
Taylor, more highly colored, much drunken, and
more disorderly, was punished accordingly by a
fine Of % being Imposed upon him.
SERENADE.-Hon. J. K Morehead, Of Pa, was
sefenaded last evening at his residence on Sixth
street, by the band of the 9th u 8. Cavalry, Col.
Emofy's regiment.