Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsENnxre TONIGHT

NOT astt4riDg success eser since the sexin-
ming OK their enEaE. nent. The bill tonight
TOO, arn I'm and Out OF Plsce." In the
IsruT Mr,. Will ,nle sustains Ave characters
ard riEye q variety OF xorss.
WAsEIIGroN TnYATsR-This 10 the last
IL. 1t LIT Of Alias Alice PisciIs's engage
rncn', AID = ti:i il offered a5oundng in ersc-
tive -Csnss. Miss flacIde appears as g kath-
Il, ksv&nagh" in the "Peep O'Day," IN
Insh drama, which s"s has played with great
sHrCt in warriors places recently She Will be
sI.sI:iErd by Brink, Bailey, Forester, and mo
Irsi Aarager Maeder's nre company. To-
r.OTrov night Alice riach;e taxes benent,
srd >.stnr.sy Might will IA devoted to those
pcpuiar isyoGite- and deserving sectors. Brink
ard BAILEY
y.sIkTIIs-"E. er OF thee was sung last
night by Iva Brent in such manner as To
elicii tn most m bounded appliance. A Pos IL
G-s- - rIrcut,d ty ii lie Helene and (I. W.
smith. ~ss p pit with srac- Of movement.
tn -. :, III ire performers, dancers, singers,
mani. y: =, Ethiopian PERFORMERS, &c verr
al ..c-ir-nt iTinI: and had il not been for the
MY al w@-th' r, th,r- l. 70 doubt butthey
would ~ ;:sral, have hal = fall house Under
thr C:TcEG:siaac''s The house %as very good.
CAaTsEBURY HIS become household word
3 =: center OF attraction 10 the fun lowing
= immunity AID tlie admirers OF grace and
L. bty. 4 coed bill il offered nightly and II
aw.ys les julia Mortimer AMI Agnes
5 mel .And :Ung; Ea:e Pennuyer Hannah
u ch, jrIh;r Alien and pretty Lille Brandon
a. CSI 60. G. W Parker a:!d Armstrong in lug
FiIrF Hna posturIn., AND Carr, Dick Parker IL
y F:s:=i., J. = Clarke, and 4 host Of others,
IL 'err ~niusIn: acts.
on. kILLOws HALL.-The popularity OF the
G; IEi.b us i gT. at that or the Indictment
vratl"r OF the past few nights has no. mate
Iia,sy Az Ctyd the houses. They are, IN their
peculiar line, a. sood a troupe as haveaver ap-
IL .IcG IL this city. Their balliG and q uartetta.
Sj=Fi . - =; frUdId. Among he most pr1mi-
rt ~ iorners are Eddy. Clifford and Davis
The STAHL MURDER CASE CONCLUDED-
mig Z Nfss4sN
I on Jdli - the Office of Justice Walter, TO be
p sat az h1s nnii hearing. Mr.. Utermehla
&. lard Tor III. Quilted states, and Mr.. Brad
.ry f'r tar defence.
s<NrI;-I witneSSrs " no ygerr ey ppctei did not
8. al; but the prosecution proceeded 18th the
case without them; and in order to clearly uu-
DE- nd the testimony OF Mace given at the
heaTrg night before last, he was again put
pPsn ;lie sttud, and testified that he did not
SCI the kEiie;. that though he stw Stthl and
the soldiers WHEN he went out OF the house, he
CT" nOi see k"nier until after Stlhl said that
z mieT cut him. Witness knew both parties,
b.. they wcr" Oh friendly terms.
Win ibis 'xpianatiOn, the evidence for the
prose- ution clos. u.
Mr. Bradley offered 10 evidence for the de-
feICe, but v As satisfied 10 take the evidences
or; I'd by the pTUsec alton, in which he saw
netting 10 trace The act to Rrmlpr; 10 evidence
- JUSTLY commitment or requirement OF bail
u-un CHARGE OF m1roer or mans tighter; none
y. II, k!essrtss OF LIE on the part OF accused
NJ Uurmohl. replied, tina. it was only
n hsary nt +" 10 show tn probable cause, i'll
Crd-r 10 Justify the magistrate in sending the
Gaze 10 court, where the guilt or i'm nee and
tHc crime itself, " h. Their nlinslaug htir as
saul ana battery with intrLt TO kill, would be
properly determined. The wound was the re-
mot ,ausn of death, though erysipeias ensuing
10 cOns-1uence OF Inc ound, was the imnie-
dIate Gauss. Nr. L. revie we'd the testimony OF
Mace, and ar he'd that it furnished sufficient
evioeD,e Of Prinid JGc,e character 10 MAKE out
TIL cas- for tie prO--cuii n.
Nj. Bradley replied, taat the prisoner was
mat char eei with murder; after the evidence
was h ard, the prosecution admitted it was not
Murti.r, but now they hold 10 the charge Of
manSlaEghter; and, il not that, TO assault and
battery " tn intent to Kill.
Mr. bradley explained the difference of kill
in ny mls;,dyrEture, AMI 10y recklessnesS
vi hoGt malice, and rad from the crown law
reports L. show that IN tia firss case there was
10 ot1eLse al law; ana claimed that, though the
Sc; va traced 10 Reml5r, tn evidence shows
j; = Gas. # ni al venture. The use OF = deadly
vs:VUn might have made it en- OFF nse; but
T. IT is no viGenc" OF the It OF such a weapon.
On me contrary, The wound was probably in
III 40 with sUn.e lmplrment Of no such dam
Ssr;uS character.
Mir. TtrrTI, hIe said that lie had limitad his
IsmaTks, and having filed up irle t. his limit,
b oUiG ave the case with the Justice, who
was acQI AIMED with ihe ia% a. wtn as both
t.,t unset
Jr;, tice Vi alter did not feel at liberty TO dis
m .ss tie case entirely; but IN orter to its full
/, :ps:; SatiCu, he hello Rpnl-r ~ bIil Tor court
on a charge Of a-saulta d artery. The amount
Tr4tired was S3JU, which given by Nr.
Il Z. l.. kteSe.
SNOW SToRa.-Early yesterday morning
snrn commenced falling, and IL continued all
DAY est Iday and last II. ght, and good por-
tiOn OF Quay. Owing 10 the soft and wet con-
GI'i.n II the ground, caus' d by the preceding
ran, lie e.. Ow during the dry -ited almost
las. as IL f,II, causing only Accommodations OF
Mug aEG s'ush Oh sidewalk and street, much
20 Ii annoyance and discomfort of all unfortu-
E;:~ led Atrians wto were Obliged b. out
4 iJS-,TiTg northeast wind also prevailed all
dTy, making i, Tor awhile utterly Impossible 10
CITY IN TnnTe.iH, and parties We're conss-
:.t!l obligt a 10 lace tn, Storm buddy. Last
Hit, ECwtVtr,s r 81 q II an amount0t snow had
fi'-'n ftat II ia n TO MAX. an impression and
~ !his mori q ths sidewalks, streets, tops Of
LOSES, IIees, &c were Clothed IL q roue OF
white. III, Street cars we!e Obliged - cease
tsl y p last nie ht someWh Il ear iteT than they
~Uc'a o hsrVis. have done; but by The OF
the sat ar during the night, the. cars were
making their r guar trips on the avenue 81 the
usuoi orr this morning. The salt car broke
DIV = ON south SeS eHth Street near the w harf,
all b-iorr thr Tack Of the North Seventh aud
Fourteenth street lines had been salred The
fCuTI,fntb street cars started OFT At the usual
hoir, cut WIRE obliged TO return. The Navy
Yard line aitGd ont ~ the usual TINA, bur
were drta nd on their early down trips, the
MIST t;,r gCing tow ard the Navy Yard no: reach
Ing lie Capitol beforr9 o'clock The officers of
The road n.ade e'ery exsrtion TO keep it open,
The superintendent remaining up all night 10
attend TO the work in person. The storm yes
tSTCsy as particularly severe upon the drI-
yers and condU ctors OF the cars and upon the
as possible. Tie attendance ~ The market this
morning, 10th o: sellers and purchasers, ia un-
usually smsii, and country people who did
v"pIITs CIT, and with whom we con ver.ed,
say hey Lever kne. The ruaGs 10 be in worse
Condition ihan - pressn: II 10 almost inpos-
sible &c get 70 the c.ty.
DsATHs OF sOiDIEKs.--Ths followtns have
Do ErPor,ed 70 Capt. Harris, (Sft1oe cornar OF
Eichteen,n ard q s,rsets.) since our last At
which place all information relative TO de-
ceased roic;rrs may Be Obtained:
y *. Marsh, lI;h " H.; Lieut. A. ]. An
drrwe, itsIh n. Y; John Mcin,ire, 2Oth Mass;
ThCs. p-mopth, 27th N. j.; J. A. Joslin, IAN
4: Z; d. hitler. sth Mich. Cav; g. n. Blake,
sth VT; 7. Bali, esth n. Y; A. IL. Comius, 3ith
h. Y: ". 1oet,li, 2Oth Mass: J. 5. Ramsey,
l6ih PA. Cav Il. Shaw, 2d D G.; a. Stotx,
s'-Hh Pa; G.. 81. Heail-y, 81 W.. s. Snin-n,
ID n. Y. Ind. Art'y; d. Z. Morrow, 18th Pa
q =. StsrnaTd, 18th Coma; w. Turpin. 10Th
M u Haaisy, 9th n. H. H. J. BfiIg-t, ist
- q =. ". judd, Ssh Mich Cav; Il. Il. Fones,
G-i-l.l 18th Va; Corp. S. Barrett 25th Ohio;
4. a. Whiting, 9Th n. Y. Bat p. Miuard, 9TH