Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-18
LOCAL NEWS.

For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lincoln lett
at noon to-day on special train for Gettysburg,
accompanied by Secretaries Seward, Usher,
Blair and other members Of the Cabinet, his
private secretaries, Nicolay and Hay, several
OF INC ovrPs oIpIomAIlc, aud ON GERS OF the Army
and Navy. The train is made up OF four cars
two splendid ones Of the Northern Central
road, in charge OF Mr.. g. W. DehuK, and
the Presidents car and baggage car OF
the Baltimore and Ohio road, in charge OF MT.
ShoWacre, who has charge Of the train The
Marie Band accompany this train, and the
ment Of the Invalid Corps, under command OF
Lieut.: Fred: r: Jackson. Of company A. En-
gre 2}6 (Reuben Zepp, engineer,) took the
train ont, but the Northern Central will fur
nish an engine from Baltimore, and the party
expect 70 arrive at Gettysburg by shutdown.
In the other trains to-day large numbers OF
citizens LETT for the same place to attend the
ceremonies Of deaicating the Natisnal Ceme-
terry to. morrow, and it is expected that the
afternoon trains will take out large numbers,
anong whom are many members Of tho order
of Odd Fellows. 3a - So 49,
POLrCB RBPoRTSs-FIrst Precinct-J Smith
having stolen horse in possession. o.
Second Precinct-John H. Stewart, keeping
open Oh Sunday; dismissed
Third Precinct.-Pat Malay, drunk; work.
house. John Johnson, disorderiy conduct:
dismissed. Harvey Dennison, sleeping in the
market; do: One Soldier, drunk; military.
Fourth Precinct-John Reidon, drunk; 50.
Henry Ogle, larceny; Jail for court. Jas. Oats,
vagrant workhouse. John c. Boiaher, drunk
and disorderly; do. Edw. Stevens and Frank
Smith, do SO each. fGage
Sixth Prscinct.-John Smith, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. John Lewis, larceny; Jail
for hearing. VIM Barker, deserter; military
Mary Seamore, assault and battery; bail for
peace. John King, disorderly; military. r.
9s David BTSMp ao sTd Sash tbron
stones: 81 Geo. Crowley, Thos. Fry and John
Taylor do; dismissed. Chas. Crump, do g.
Bernard Crowley, Edw. Brumagin and Moses
Chrismond. do; dismissed. John Wacol, do
81. John Hall, suspicion OF smuggling liquor
military. inc. Barney, disorderly; 50. MichI
WoIf, do; dismissed Bryan Lnnn, do; SIS.
Christopher Devere, drunk; dismissed.
Fo. COURT This morning, Elias Lomax.
who stole the trunk from the wagon of Nc
Cllntock's baggage express line, was taken ont
of the cell at the Second Ward station for hear.
ing before Justice Clayton. The hand. trunk
erty of Capt. Uline Isola, Italian navy. Sat-
urday night LorHax got ON the wagon at the
railroad depot, and when on the Avenue de.
liyerlng baggage, between 18th street and viii.
lard 8, Lomax jumped OF with the hand
trunk. Sergeant Reed, OF the Second Ward,
found HIM in the alley between 18th and 13th
and q and H streets, and recovered the trunk
erty. another trunk, which was stolen, is
charged upon him. He had pair of fine pants,
which were supposed to have been taken from
the last mentioned trunk. Lomax was fully
G committed for court. a..a. as5.# -
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-John vii.
son and Thos. Bagby, suspicious characters
military. Isaac Boston, sleeping in the street;
locked up 6 hours George Pincket, do: do
Tnos. Ed. Berry, do; do. James Davis, do;
de- Joseph HaW kins, do; do. Michael Sulli-
van, drunk in street. military. Robert Trott,
do. do. John Shay, thief; for hearing. James
Laurel, drunk and disorderly; 81. VIM. Won
Lloyd. drunk and disorderly: military. Ora
diah Lee, profanity; $2-workhouse. VIM.
Williams, grand larceny; Jail for court Henry
Johnson, disorderly; S2: Joanna Bush. assault;
dismissed John Smith, VIM: Clarke, George
Curtis, David Mason. VIM: H. Stacks, Sandy
Rodgers, grand larceny; jail for court
SOMETHING WHICH WAS NEsDxp.-Not mn.
moths rs Of soldiers in hospital hero come on
to attend upon their sick relatives but manv
of them are poor and their money soon gives
out, and they are forced to take lodgings Wher.
ever they find them i. Many Nam aretnus compelled
lodgings, the hospitals having no accommods-
lions for them. The Sanitary Commission has
made arrangements to supply place where
this class Of persons may stop. and have thers.
street. near their /" Home, number OF houses
to supply this want
: THR COMING WIHTzR.--The vast number OF
vagabonds who have been iviag upon ths
become dead weight upon our municfnaI
antbofities and great annoyance 10 the nnfii
tarY. unless measures are taken 20 rid ths citv
q their presence during the coming winter.
Every markss.house available shed, and old
thieves and Migrants, who live by preyins
upon the citizens, IS well a. tho soldiers